Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 2, 1903, Page 9

heok, can have answers ad. mambered letter in eare ml"!'ll'l‘l WANTED. NG man wants a place to work for l while toln‘ to school Boyln)‘;;r:lr G iady. sraduate of good business [Faits poettion .as Bookkeéper A—635 1x m" an able-bodied and energetic t (gets no pension), permanent employment as waichman or other re; spons: tion mot involving extreme r; can show honorable record braska: 1 use ong language or convenience to Life, or n1 s 19th ‘st., MTE2 tf Stearns, lady H'nrgrnph;r and WANTED Tou '}‘u position; Al I'Pfeg ces. x WANTED-MALE HELP. FALL TERM Nuw OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. STUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME. Boyles College NEW™ YORK LIFE BLOG. BUBINESS, BHUMAHANU LYPEWRIT- NG, ENGLISH or Catalogue. pRly ogu 2.8 'm a man to work from our wagon. C.'F. Adams & Co., 1619 Howard. B—M302 'flflmul;nhvmd‘. hlu:ner at u;‘xfi. wagos. col sh, Door Co., . Neb. !s—u ‘WANTED, six unnrrs upemnc-d on fur- oK. ol Rogers & Sous C, and B—M5 traveling men to carry a line mll ana skeleton suits in lowa, nnd Kansas territory, Address, Sxperience; gwing referenc expectoa, et © 14, Bee B4 3 . men (o learn barber trade Way o save years of apprenticeshis 13 by our method of free practice an instruction; we guarantee po- . B diplomas and pay Saturday “all or write Moler Barber Col- l‘s m € Douglas st. Bl ix S, ineurance HOUSES | TO MOVE right o., office 1511% “Ringw: in all parts of lbe city. O. F. avis Co. &8 Beg Bld. 1569-863 D816 8-ROOM house in fine condition, Hanscom park district, modern except furnace; rent cheapest place in city for the money: Cail quick. J. C. Selden, 407 B_ 10t ‘arnam, or Tels et Omaha Van Storage ! THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1903. THE BEST BARGAINS IN THE PAPER FOR SALE=MISCELLANEOU TELEPHONE POLES; |m§!'m'- timbe: chicken fence; oak piling. 1 Dougias. P FOR SALE. tures, includi; nam grocery and butcher's fix- ¢ box. - Inquire 208 r;sa_ and COHPL!TE 10-room modern house D. 15.-4 barn, 527 Park Ave. F. “'ud Douglas st. FOR SALE-Empty ink barrels. Apply Wm. Neckel, prese room, Bee office, FOR RENT, barn, Potter, ten-room hnu- modern, lnd in_Weet Farnam district. Wm. K. Ree., No. 33 Brown Bik. D—Ma4 two S-room modern houses FOR_RENT in Kountze 8-room houu. |3E C 5-room_hou 181 THOMAS BRL\\A\ ICE for sale iIn carload lots. Address, Lincoln Ice Co., Lincoln, Neb. Q—Ms27 IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam Qs FOR SALE—A new 800-a. double-pole switch; never been u«rm o or address “‘Superintendent adare perintenden 3undm.. ELEGANT S-room_house; all modern im- provements. 410 North 24 e D—M195 4x T, 6-room house, 3@ Woolworth jon given Oc- el Uhl, . DIXIY FOR RE! Ave, $ per month; tober 17, Apply to News office. e ————————. FOR SALE—Crane hydraulic elevator; can be used ellher&;fls!n‘er or freight; com- plete; Imn ts, cage and wire en. closure. Enndcl! & 8on Q% FOR SALE-8et messages and papers the presidents: half morocco; terms easy. 26 St, Mary's avenue. Q—129—4x FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. _cLA AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th & é)n;}l;;». MME. LUCKETIA, medium. 1709 California. B-MS0£x NICELY furnished rooms. Inquire Omaha Steam Laundry, 17 Leavenworth. ‘Phore Al O. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone 611 E—a4 DEWEY BEuropean hotel, i3th and Farnam. g E—6l5 ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicago X o T MRS. CARRIE SMITH, SOVEREIGN LADY QUEEN of clairvoyants; evers- thing told, past, present and future. Sat- _Istaction or no pay. 807 N. 18th. 8930 GYLMER, PM.)fls‘r Removed to 715 N. 234. Take No. 16th St., car, get off at 234 and Cuming, walk 1% blocks a)u!sh_ 231 ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. NICELY furnished rooms. 19 Capitol A\;-_. Nice rooms, day, week or mo. 1»5}:{0""6 326 15 NICE. modern, newly heated. 221 Leavenworth FRONT PARLOR furnished roo; :Ithou{ board, steam heat It NEATLY furnished Johnson, 30th and sout’: furnllbed well E—-M62% or 25 Farnam E—M103 2x cottage. Apply Mrs. Gold sts, two blocks E—M1% of Hanscom pllk TO RENT—Two nice rooms, close to good boarding place. 1414 N. 234, So. Omaha. E—140 2x _— e FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. THE ROSE, 2020 Harney; rooms and erd also meal tickets. F- FIRST-CLASS room and board, $4_week. 2107 Farnam. 'Phone F-3241 F118 6x FURNITURE PACKING. Pterson & Lundberg, 115 8. 17th. 'l’el.HL-#& ———— . DE‘V‘E*RY boys wanted. APD]:‘ J. L. & Bon B4 2 an_hour. penters, ¢ nm-hu Bhlesiger, contractor. Yutan, WA"&:;M cutters and f‘r‘;nue cat- ters. wages govern. rerombie Btone Co. Bt. Joeeph, Mo. Bl 1 EXPERIENCED salesman L5 goods. Call Albert Cah: or Inon » fur- . 219 WANTED—Good bookkeeper for dining car 404 hotel accounts; aiso stenographer; must leave city. Address P 40, 1 B—121 2x FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT—Building suitable for whole- sale purposes at 915 Farnam, 22x%, four stories and firse-class cemented basement, elevator. fire and burglar proof vault. oft fice ccunter and fixtures. For price vnd particulars inquire C. C, water, sec- tary the Bee Building Co., room 100, Bee “butlding, 1—M5iT RENT-—The building formerly occu- ad by The Bee at 916 Farnam st. It has our stories and a basement, Which was formerly used by The Bee press room. This will be rented very H interested apply at e o Rose- water, secrelary, room 100 Bee w“d'"a!x A BTENOGRAPHER, young man 1§ to 3, must be honest, encrgetic and willing to portunity : iving ry expected ress wme. d sa Bee. ‘BD . boy te_cut stoci heck | And paddi Douglas Pflnlln' Howard B—-Miz w. . an ambitious young man of Sddress to represent us on the road. before .3 a. m., George L. Shuman Co., 631 Paxton bik. B—M1 ED—A first class barber; hl Address A. E. Roach, York, ' B—Mi¥ opportunity for _ambitious to travel; $I8 per salary; expenses advanced cash security required. Address bla Publishing House, Minneapolis. WANTED, a good man to handle immigra- tion department in real estate office; must be a good salesman; in answering give full name and address. R. C. Peters & Co. B-M149 2 bright, stron, bo) partment, Ih‘ygfli Bro‘l. m -Ilnm flr‘l-cll- pork ttllnr man;: one | conversant with the curing | w Bandiing of sweet pickle, dry salt ml nfl! l!ll. uhrla:lptcled 'Am for U. 8. arm; men, between gges of 21 and 3%, -f United States, of good charac- B temparate habits, wko can speak, English. ' For information naiun officer, 16t Dodge ‘Omaha, and Beatrl ‘WANTED, 20 Apply Bic yer Council MI5T § WANTED, 2 bricklayers kham WANTED-FEMALE HELP. SRR e C—904 W, sdiately, 50 sewing machine tors in horse et dtsflnml Omaba Bag Co. WANTEDCook and second house south of Cnuuuy club. e WANTED-Ladies to learn hairdressing, or facial massage; our method mic, expert instructions m—o wages. Call 132 Douglas St. YOUNG girl to_assist in housewo ‘washing; two in family. =17 Bmml“m c— llfl tmm week, | THE spacious store room on Farnam street in the Bee buflding, formerly occupied by MacCarthy Tailoring Co.. to lease on rea- sonable terms. Rent inciudes janitor serv: ice, electric light and heat. Inquire R. /Pelers & Co., ground floor, Bee bullding. l—!’fORY and basement, 22x100; 1006 Farnam st. Inquire 314 First. Nat'l Bank Blflli. AGENTS WANTED. \\A\TED (‘lnn-ln‘ agents in every : bseriptions to TH T\ ENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. Steady employment with assured good in- come. Agents in the country with horss and buggy especially desired. Canvassers e easily 30 to $14 per month Ad- dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Bee building, Omaha. J—-a3 e e e WANTED-TO RENT. PARLOR floor or six or seven-room house, modern except furnace. Address, O 42, Bee. M0 5 TO 8§ rooms, modern, bath and furnace, paved street; only man and wife. 'Phone 1780, K146 Board and two rooms for fam- ily of three, all adul must be close in. Address P 4. Bee office. —— WANTED-TO BUY. DON'T give your furniture and carpets away. J. Levine ?)l the highest cash price. 0§ North 16 N—M21-16 BHALL house, in lr\(\d condit! and lof car line grehned must be cheap: 'llle -lxo ol ouse, price and loct Address P N30 FOR SALE-FUANITURE. ITED— FULL line of hard coal stoves pow on sale. Chicago Furniture Co., 1419 Dodge 8t FOR Furniture, consisting _of parlor, dining, bedroom, leather library furniture, leather chairs, mahogany and rook- and “parior tables, odd . davenport, mahogany desk, mantle mirrors, bric-a-brae, oil lace curtains, couch, ea Iibrary cak aiso "fine upright plano must be seen to be appreciated. Sel arately; call at 158 $th avenue. O—-MT78 yom IALtdloll:l. WAGONS, ETC. LCTY L0 ?flflcw buttonhole makers. 219 8. st C—i7—2 16 n cfi."l housework, mln h.lsri six Iorhtnnt{'on'P 0. Toanant place 10 o LR ANTED—An lxp-rlnncod nrl at 2207 Dodge. 5 C-113-2 coal AW oonn MILK WAGON. u‘)fy at & big bargain John Decre Plow Co. MY ROCKAWAY for sale cheap; gen e ‘Seen a1 Colling' stable. Address B . Bee P—-MT19 Oct. 3x MME. SMITH, hllh! T8N 15, | Rdflo;r, PERSONAL. MAGNETIC PILE KILLER At druggists. §1 PRIVATE _ home bables adopted lfllnlurlum. i3 1st A\! a. SURGEON-CHIROPODIST, sfz-fi:el_ Eldg —034 PRIVATE hospital before and during con- finement; best medical care and nursing. IT CURES T—433 Surtn confinement The Good Samaritan Council Bluffs, T—19% rs. L. Fisher, 1501 Vinton. Tel. 1 WE RENT sewing machines at 7 per week, $2 per month; we repair and sell parts for every machine manufactured; secondhand machines, $ to $10: second- hand mMachines from $1 (o §19. Neb. Cycle . 15th and Harney. U887 PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladies before and during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerisch, %3 Californla st. Terms reasonable urce-full) all diseases irregularities of women from any perfenced and reliable. 1513 ‘Arlington block, Omaha U39 during _confinement; Mrs. Gardels, 2234 Lake DR. PRIES treats and cause; Dodge st., PRIVATE hospital bables adopt Tel. Red-1 BOSTON Umbrella Mfg.. 406 8. 16. Tel. 1617 Umbrellas, - parasols re-covered, répaired or made. 841 ANY disease cured by medicine bought of me. Prof. Johnson, 10th and Jones U885 11x fll‘gn "D‘lr% Per- way to health; 6 Bee bullding, U168 $2 TUNING, plano_or field Plano Co., 7 By “VIAVI" Omaba. MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. WITE < WANTED, the agency of ol line fire mr} 1t surance com, eyer Real Estate belers, Roaraly: ARE ON THE WANT AD PAGE \ DRESSMAKING. 13 | KLH‘TFR S Ladi Tlllnr!n‘ Lollc‘o l"‘l Cuming 8t. Write for bookl ~ | WANTED-Sewing in famnies. P 3, Bee M- iddm 9% 1x . DANCING ACADENY. FOR BALE. furniture and four (0 yea lease, Hotel Charters, Alllance, Neb. Charters is a forty (#) room brick hotel, city water and electric ’IJHU. is in good repair and well furnished. Owners want to get out of the hotel business. For fur- ther On{omnuon address Hotel Chnn-n Alliance, Neb FOR SALE. an old esteblished liquor busi- ess (barrel house): good trade, oid loc: fon. Owner has other interests. Address 28, Bee Y-Msn % WHEN you want to buy, sell Proper'y or busines J(‘ nson, 843 N. Y. Life. FOR SALE, good millinery b o0d town In Neb. AdAress P or excha quick, see J FOR BALE, fifty shares of & $25.000 Na- tional bank in Central Nebraska town Stock pays 4 per cent serm-annually and is a safe conservative investment Ad- dress P 35, Bee Y- M9 6 —READ THIS— If you have 50 or more to invest, Invest it in “Cereal Mutuals,” Where it will earn from § to 18 per cent pcr month hien it will be handled by l\—nmm and through any 8. Write for “Cereal Mu- explaining our method of he Grain Markets: it costs you nothing and may be the means of making_you a_fortune. Addrass Isbell & Co., No. 4 Sherman st, Chicago. men of ex- FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. Tukey & Son. A REDUCTION AND A RAISE. We have reduced the price on the 7-room house at 3837 Decatur street to $1,050; house is newly painted, has full lot, on grade, and must be sold. We have raised the price $0 per lot on all lots, offered for sale by us, on %th and Grand Ave. A. P. TUKEY & SON, 4#4-45 BOARD OF TRADE, RE—115 2 RANCH and _farmn iands for lAlI o} Union Pacific Rallroad compan, A. Unlon MecAllester, land cornlnlsllunar. Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Nofi. HOUSES and lots In all parts of ; also acre property and llfl. lands. n- 0. F. Lavie Co., Room 54, Bee bidg. RE—iT WILLIAMSON CHARLES E., National Bank RE Neb. FOR SALE-—5-teom cotta A 3 3 o cottage, ruu ot barn monthly pay: ments. W. 'ood ll(- \:uon. «G EQQ hll"fll RE-16 Cv‘WA\’TED city loans apd warrants. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 132 P‘lr%m St. FARll and loans, low rates. Aty W. Thomas, Flgfl Nat'l Bank Bidg. Tol ISGI I PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 837 N. Y. Life. W—h4d WANTED, real estate loans and warrants. R.\C. Peters & Co., Bee Bldg. W5 ‘FKVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Brnn 1604 P'nrnam PRIVATE money. F. D. P. C. money, Bemis, Paxton block 41O C. money, Bem! n Dloel rposes w. Wtk 016 T HAVE $1000 T want to loan; interest pay- able every three mon security must be the best. Address P l: Bee nmco W—ME® 2x e MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. HON!Y to loan for building Thomas, First Nat'l Banl NOT IN THE TRUST. MONEY—ANY AMOUNT Loaned to salaried employes boldl T~ e e B kel I SO wit! 1t ctnumu m°w| .l‘n.yt. nnl. without EMPLOY on Furniture, Pianos, e ithout removal of You have use of both money and goods. IT COSTS YOU NOTKINO To call and be convinced that our rates are the cheapest in Omaha. We want your business and believe an in- vestigation of our -ethnd- vul st n— even if at R COCRTEOUS. TREAT- MERT to all. . Qur offices are the best equipped to handle your basiness with privacy of any in the city. Come in and see us, whether you borrow or not. RELIABLE ¢REDIT CO. Rooms 307-308 Paxton Blk. Rooms 307-368. X861 To salaried employes and w; Get our system of loans that of debt. Any lady or gentleman. ma- chinist, engineer, etc., having reliable employment can get, Just on his note: earners. you out Monthly. Monthly. Weekly. us...$26.66 or 1335 or ¥.% us.. 133 or 6.6 or us 666 or 33 or L us.. 400 or 200 or L0 lowest rates, confidential. Return to S-Return to %—Return to 3§ 156—Return to Easiest terms, o inquiries. treatment. THE STAR LOAN CO., 6% PAXTON BLK X—-fl Quick service. Courteous | Wil MUST BE !OLD. N'T PAY RENT. "MES. ?nodcrn A 68e! small l'l::: all cof rooms. modern, corner. m w.T GRAHAH. 06 Hee nmz SEVERAL BIG BARGAINS IN RANCHES. 2560 &rre- Platte valley, Lincoln Co., only 140 acres Lincoln Co.; table ranch. Only $2.50 per acre. 3732 acres Platte valley, on U. P. Ry. Only P. Ry. Only SEND FOR FULL PARTICULARS. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO. Main Floor New York Lite Bldg. 960 acres Platte valle: , on U. 910,000, - SPLENDID Platte Valley sugar-beet and alfalfa farm of 180 u;. at $20.00 Dner aery 200, to trade for house and lot in a. Bee us Enck. P.il!. Investment Omy company, Main Bl ll—m‘ T Cheap Lots. Party leaving cit offers three fi in West Farnam S8 its line, for §1.600. Th hl"? c;:e o mlt&r ol ey are cheap at £, HICKS REAL ESTATE CO., 439 Board of Trade Building. Rnfl-lfl ix $3,500 We have just listed a brand new six-room house within walking distance on Burt strect; house just finished and is most complete In every detail, hard wood fin- ish, furnace, gas, reelain bath, tionary ash plenty of closets, pantry, etc., cement walks. We have ex- clusive agency and will sell this week. N. P. Dodge & Co., 1614 Farnam St. o RIS RE-14 2 DESIRABLE HOUSES FOR SALE. $5,000.00. New S.room modern house, fronting Brownell Hall, one of the most attractive residence locations In rll)‘ House is mod- ern in every respect. best of construction, hot water heat, electric light, fine yard, cement walks. Property cost over $5,000.00 less than two years ago. Near High School, $-room modern house, corner lot. Place is in first-class condition. GEORGE & CO., 1601 Farnam st. RB—HIS\ 5 neral housework: per week: none but Dl.dlwly 356! Howard C—-116—-2 'AI!'-Ji lr-t-ch‘. ladies’ tatlos W, flp s experienced for general ‘'WANTED, &irl family: ref- - smali 25 l guod :‘ll- ref Cc—-Mum § w. Y pirl for b 3 Yo e Yy B Max C—Mu% L Seneral b "f“.,,“,{“;.',,""‘""‘" C—Ma2 3x b= housework ;. HOUSES 2 P S m«-& -.fl'r:: lou.. :. FRAERTTCLA EE},“‘"’ Bomas. HARRY FROST'S Carriage ‘Wagon Works is on corner of 14th nd Leaven- worth. P- FOR IALI—III(‘ILI.AIIO FOR SALE, “Southwick hay Yo'n, cheap. A. H. Read, ~ B LB 3 lmommh. n & o.' Call Ba. s ey g2 FOR EALI secondhand first-c or address IRON & wire fences, tree l’utr;n el ‘Western Anchor Fence Co., 25 N. 17th 8 Q= by l:'goueu‘m‘ B Omaba. NEW and 3dhand typewriters. 1119 Farnam. Q-3 D—. mw“‘flnfln s EAS TO GET TO PAY Best explains our methods. ‘We loan on furniture, nos, warehouse r‘mlg’u, ete. Or if you position’ we can make SALA without security, eXcept your own agree- ment to répay. Our service is quick and eonfl All tha before “II tial and we always try (o please | ask is that you give us a call borrow elsewhere OHAHA"K?RTGAGE LOAN CO., Trade Bld‘ Tel. 1S (Established 1882). 306 8. 16th B(, ATTORNEYS. CHAMBERS' adult beginders now forming Tuesdays and Saturdays, § p. m., com- mencing_October 2. Private lessons any time. 17th and Douglas. Office 'phone, Wil Residence, Al After October 15, 2424 Farnam st. Chambers' chiliren's classes Wednesdays, | "4 p. m., Saturdays, 2 p. m., commencit | October & B4 | MR AND MRS. MORAND'S dancing and physical culture, 15th ana Harney, re- opens for children Saturday, October §; beginners, m.: advanée, 3 p. m. Terms reasonable; a liberal reduction to former vatrons and to families who send more than one pupil at the same time. Private classes organized; privaie lessans time. Lessons for aduits now a7 and Friday, § p. m.; assemblies eve: (Feanesday. School teachers tickets half regular rates. For further particu- lars write or telephone 101. —M570 Octd T ———————————————— DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS. n the city DON't | i the Standard e, 557 Paxton Bik WHILE VISIT Colly EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. G_R_RATHBUN, room 15, Com'l Nat Bank Private lessons ‘in bookkeeping, etc ———————— FLORISTS. HESS & SWOBODA, 415 Famam. —34 L. HENDERSON, florist, 1519 Farnam_St —_— GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee bldg. Tel _::‘u juits, removes lll’bl at reduced prices. OLD hats made new. Ramser & Kerr, practical hatters, 207 N. 17th Msu 09 r — ————————— ] LOCKSMITH. C. R. HEFLIN, a8 N. 4. 139, e —— LOST. 16th Bt. Tel M. LOST Ladies. gold watch marked with ‘movogram M. R. M. on one side and 16% on other side: black guard with gold ecal attached, monogram on seal M. R Please return to mayor's office city hall, and receive $100 reward. Lost—A 9 LOST—Evening of Sept. 3, on corner 12th ‘and Harney, a pair of gold-rimmed spec- tacles, in leather case. Return to 5ii So. 1ith st. and receive reward. Lost—M156 LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICE, 40 1st Nat. Bl.bld‘ t floor N, Y. NEW SNOW-CHU, CO.. Lite s and eollectorl e:!-rr Bldg., attorney! whore 3. MACFAFLAND, 319 N. "_3 m"alg. LAWN MOWERS, SHARPENED,. P. Mciholr, 13th & Howard. MEDICAL. IGUOR HABIT cured in three days. ooy S cured. No hypodermics. u for Gatlin Institute, 222 8. e —— MUSICAL. THOS. J. KELLY, voice. Davidge Block. LETOVSKY'S ORCHESTRA. Tel L-zt EEE—————————— OSTEOPATHY. Johnson Institute, 515 N, Y. Life Bldg. T. 1664 05 The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bldg. T. =L Atzen & Farwell, Paxton Blk, 604-7. T. 138 DRS. FINCH & MILLER, 124 8. 5th St -9 DR. GRACE DEEGAN, 822 N. Y. Life. Tel 686 —28 PATENTS. H. J. COWGILL—No f¢ ee-ful_ X g b lt.?- 0 fee ;nl— su PATENTS Sues & C o-..n. N 4 fustrated patent book ‘tree. e M EAGLE Loan Office. Reilable, accommodat- ing; all business confidential. 1301 Do SANITORIUM, OMAHA Florence Sanitoriu 2824; 1 bik. w. of car line. City &hone &1’7' STORAGE. OM. Van Stor Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. 1580868 —3 $HORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A C. VAN EANT'S school. 717 N. Y. uE NEB. Bunn—- & Shorthand Col lege. . —_ STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, CURED, Julia Vaughn, 6% Ramge Bidg. —306 TICKET BROKER I M HAC'ARLAN]). s N. Y, L Bidg #8—Oct 23 ACCORDION PLEATING. GOLDMAN. 30 Dou s block BICYCLES. BARGAINS in bicycles. second-hand wheels 33 and up; see Flescher, xfl’('a‘l- tol ave. BALE TIES. uok:v lo-ned - pm. uu to salaried m ; lowest rates o Block " The L et Co. X864 IALAII ES, ETC. Low rates and easy terms. Br ntial Try go If you want o save money. PHOENIX C“DIT &3 Paxton Block. "l.rulx- Sts LARG: BUSINESS IN LOANS TO TR PEOPLE, merchants. tean iitten. “Tolman, 4o Board of Bl X e -r-"nu-u.mfl mmm% OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 81 North xgi CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter w rvulnng JTO‘M %'“‘“ to. CHEMISTRY. AN evening course in and qualita- Hive. chemmiry will Do gives. begianing October 12 nni; = 8 HIROPODISTS. DR. ROY, rooms 23, 156 Farnam .t 148 1f CATT T_CORMACK. W7 Karbach biock. CcuT RATE railroad tickets P Philbin, 106 Farnam. .V'Yba‘,‘t -r——_- TINNERS. 0 B KOCH. )llhlnd!lph. 'l'ql L\,‘ POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (Bhould be read DAILY by all interested, as changes may occur at any time.) Woreigh maila for the week ending Sep- tember &, will close (PROMPITLY in 8l cases) at the General Fostoffic 1o Cm-?on atbp m W l,u.lu and lupm.omy malls ciose .l ?n Station half bour later than losing time shown below (except that Sup- Klem::luy mc » led luroo..na‘“nd Central merica, via Colon, close one Forelgn Station: o i BATL BDAY rect. for Ecomxb dire x?"‘ iy ect, per . rected (mail must be di T rl at 10:30 a. m. (suj ECROPE, per & *PRINTED MA atie Alll.n.l-nr s i POSTOFFICE NOTY Europe “will not be sent by this ship un- clally directed by her After e ‘cloutng o 4 Bu plementary Transatlantic Malls named a adal tlonal Supplementary Mails are opened on the plers of the American, English French and German steamers, and remain n until within Ten Minutes of the hour salling of steamer. Cemtral America Ete. BATURDAY-At §:30 a_m. (supplementary 9.3 & m) for PORTO RICO, CURACAL 2nd VENEZUELA. per s (mail for Savanilla x’, be dirécted “per s. & elphia P o o ARGENTINE. URUGUAY and PARAGUAY. per s s, Cervantes; at 30 5. m. (suppiementary 1030 & m.) for FORT SLAND. JAMAICA, SA- 113 a m) 'nr X\Afll A TA MARTA, per s s Adirongack: atio s m for COBA pers, & Mcro Casue, via Havana; at 10 & m. for PETIT GOAVE, per & s. Prins Willem [ {malil for other parts of Haiti, Curacao, uela, Trinidad British and Dutch Guiana giumt be directed “per & & Pring Willem 1.7): at 12:30 p. m. for Cuba, per 06 Cartiyba. via Havana. Forwarded Overland, Ete. cept Transpacific. CUBA~Via Florida, cioses at daily, except Thursday, connecting _mails close mere on Wednes- days ana Saturdays via Tampa, and on Moudays via Miami) MEXICO CITY—Overiand, unless specially addressed for despatch by steamer, closes at this office daily, except Sunday, at 1.3 p. m. and 113 p. m. ~Sundays at 1p nd 1:30 p. m CEWFOUNDLAND—By rafl to North Syd- and thence by steamer, cioses “at this office daily at 6:30 p. m. (conn ing mails close here every Monday, Wed- nesday and Saturday. JAMAICA—By rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, closes at this office at §:3 p . exery Tuesday and Thursday ON-By rall to Boston, and o Steamer, closes at this office aaily ag 8:30 p % BELIZ, "PUERED (x-uTEz and GUATE MALA-By rail to Orleans, and thence by steater,. closes at this office Sunday, at §1:30 p. m.| m. undays at §1 p. m and §11:3) p. m. (connecting mail closes here Mondays gt §11:30 p. m) STA RICA—BY raii to New Orleans, and thence by steamer. closes at this office dafly, except Sunday, at §i.30 p. m. and §11:5 p. m., Sundays at 1 m. and §11:80 p. m. (connecting mail closes here Tuesdars at £11:30 p. m.) prswwured mail closes at § p. m. previous Mal Ex- this office 30 a. m (the | . meific Mails, via Seattle, close here up to September Zith, . Akl Maru Vancouver and daily at 6:30 p. Tran CHINA and JAPA daily at 6:3 p. m inclusive, for Asspatcn per CHINA and JAPA Victoria, B. C., close h: m. up to Beptember §29th, inclusive, despatch per s. s. Empress of (Merchandise for U. 8. Postal Agency Shanghai cannot be forwarded via Can- ada.) HAWAIL_JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP- PINE ISLANDS, via 8an Francisco, elose here daily at 6.3 p. m up ()u-lb(—r 524, inclusive, for dQSpllC er 0! EW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA West), NEW \ALE[K) A, FUL OA and HAWAII, via Ban Francisco, close hege daily at 6’); m. up to Octo- ber ‘Inclusive, jespatch per s. 8 Ventura. (It lhe Cunard steamer carry- ing the British mail for New Zealand does not arrive in time to connect with this despateh, extra mllls-«‘lnnlng at 63 m, 9:30 4. m 3 p. m.; Sundaye at T8 o m, . m. and $:30 me up and forwarded umu Lh! lrrl\ll of the Cunard steamer.) HAWAIL JAPAN. CHINA and PHILIP- PINE IELANDS, via 8an Francieco, close { at 6:30 p. m. up lO(h. |n , for despatch per I?on AL RALXA (except West), Ful 18L- ANDS and NEW CALEDONIA, via Vln- couver and Victoria. . iose her daily at 6:3) p. m. up to October §10, the [ usive, for dispatch per & & Miowera. HIN. Japan, via Tacoma, close here m. up to Oetober §lith, in- meda. 'um:rl and MARQUESAS ISLANDS. via San Francisco, close here daily at §:30 p. m up to Oct 321, inclusive, for dis- pRITPRIN LA it cisco, close here daily at 6:3 p. m. up to Qotober 21, inclusive, for despatch per NOTE-Unieks. otherwise ade , West Australia s forwarded via Europe; and n New Zealand and Philippines \h N p- pines specially addre: or Francisco—the quickest routes. e Borope’ st be fully cpaid &t th foreign rates. Hawail is fl-: ed via San cicco _exclustvel Transpacific malls are forwarded to port galling daily and arranged on the presumption of nibrerrapted gveriand transit iR tered mail closes at Postoftice, New York, N 188, CORNELIUS VAN COTT., Postmaster. of the schedule of cly ng RAILMA.I'I TIME CARD. UNION STATION-10TH AND MARCY, i BRERRSEE ERBES BEEEEREE FEEEE Chicago D‘Y"‘h! L'td CNA‘-I(O D.)' it lofl.\.: 7 (Il am “im}u Tpresa Chicago Fast Tess. PWEST Rocky Mountain L't Dcnu‘r, ‘West Colo., Texas, Oklaho: L Ilnne‘pflfll & Sl Express .. . Chicago Local Chicago Express. Great Western Ry. . Dodge Express. . Dodge Express . Dodge Express Pt Dodge Express Paul b o R e 0¥ co B Pacific Express... tern Express he Atiantic Express. The Colorado Special C"“‘f" “Efi:‘.'m. and § Express...b 4:00 pm Norfl\ Phltl Local Grand Island Local org PEeb Exprass. ”o‘l- Expn s Wabash. 8t, Louls “Caanon Ball cfl Bluffs. Missouri Pacific. | Nebraska a Exoress e Black H\“l and Puget | Bellevue & Pacific Jet. 9 -|T0 SUPPLY CALL FOR FICTION New System, Oalled Dup'icate-Pay-Oolls: tion, Introduced at Library. .SS TOBITT THINKS IT WILL BE POPULAR J. Cotton Dand, Wil Step in O Re n on his m Fre- An innovation that bids fair to become popular among patrons of the public library has been instituted by the librarian, M Tobitt, with the beginning of October. It Is intended to supply the demand for popular fiction which the library has been unable to satisfy under past arrangements. The regular supply of popular books is to be augmented by as many others as meces- sary, to be pald for by assessments of & cents per week upon the readers, The system is called the duplicate-pay-collection and has been used with-success in other cities. it will not interfere with the estab- lished registration system for the regular number of volumes purchased by the library and will have no application to this method whatever After the regular number of books has proved inadequate additional copies will bs purchased at the discretion of the librarian and may be obtained by paying the fee in advance, the books to be noted on tha library cards in the regular way and fines exacted for holding them more than seven days Only Popu ooks. Books bought for pay collection issuance will be those apparenily assured of great popularity for two or more years. In r words, those books that seem to have secured a firm hold ‘on the reading pu At the start but two novels are £o listed, “Lady Rose’s Daugh- ter” and “The Mettle of the Pasture.” JFrom six to fifteen extra volumes of each will be procurpd, as the demand requires. “No decrease whatever In free coples will be made.” sald Miss Tobitt. “The addi- tional bocks may be looked upon as aux- fliarfes to the regular supply. The fact that it will require thirty weeks' use to pay for most of the additional books means that only those of what may be termed permanent popularity will be used in this way.” The “open shelves" at the library will be increased In utility this month by placing thereon a list of the 100 best novels,” as prepared by lists submitted o the New York World. J. Cotton Dana, librarian at Newark, N. J. who is on the program of the Nee braska Library association at Fremomt next week, will visit Omaha on his returm. 4837 Mis:es’ Bhirred Double Skigs, 12 1o 16 yoars. Misses’ Shirred Double Bkirt, with Three- Plece Foundation 487—Double skirts much worn by young girls and are gracef and attractive. Th pistache green velling trimmed with ap- arian of Newark, N - pretty cne s made of lYque, but the design is sulted to all ma- terials that are sufficiently soft and pliable to allow of shirring. The yoke effect i pecullarly desirable, inasmuch as it con- fines the fullness over the hips. The skirt is made with a three-plece foundation and the two portions of the skirt proper. The foundation is carefully shaped and fits smoothly over the hips, while it flares about the feet. The under portion of the skirt, or flounce, is simply gathered at its upper edge and arranged over this lining, but the upper portion is shirred to form a yoke. The closing is made invisibly at the center back. The quantity of material required for the medium size is 6% yards 21 inches wide, § yards 27 inches wide or 3% yards 4 inches wide, with § yards 21 inches wide or 3§ yards 3 inches wide for foundation. The pattern 4537 is cut in sizes for misses of 12, 14 and 15 years of age. a nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order to get & pattern enclose 10 cents, give number and name of pattern. RAILWAY TIME CARD. Chicago Siaaso \mm.e’u Chluln Linied. .. Fast Mall Kansas City, 8¢ u; 4 .8 5:30 am nv a 410 pm Si a6 & ok B5 B8 ® 8ER Bound Expr Colorado V Fiyer . Lincoln Fast Mail b 2:52 pm Fort Grook ond Pla et 2 mout 1 pm Bellevue & Pacific Jet..a |4 a3 H lll a Dally. b Dally ex t Sunday. 4 except Baturday. e Dally except M —— al1:10 pm B tbuled e » eR n © al g flg GOVERNMENT NOTICES, CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S LOFFICE— Omaha, Neb., September 2, Sealed oratiehs. In Gilinte mei I taa usual conditions, will be received here until m., central standard time, Octoher 25, for extending water and sewer system & Fort Robinson, Neb. Full information fll‘- nished un appilcation o this office. where d specifications may be seen, or to the Quariermaster, Fort Rol . Neb. lP:o ll“lo be Surktd “Proposals for Ex- 0 ater Sysiem.” and addressed WILERAM E" AORTON, “Thief Quarters master. Sept. #-9-Oct 1-23-2-0 OFFICE_CHIEF QUAR: ERMASTER — Omaha, Neb., September 190 Sealed proposals, in iriplicate, subject to (he usual conditions, will be received here and the Quartermaster. Fort Sill, O. T.. until 12 noon, central standard time, . October %, 1%, for remodeling three bath &nd three water closets for troop Fort 8ill, O. T. Full nished on application to this office, where plan and specifications may be acen, or to he Quartermaster. Fort 8ill, O.T. Pro- posals to be marked Propossis for Re- —rfimh Houses.” and addressed to W M E. HORTON, Acting Chief ST S | l