Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 3, 1903, Page 15

HOUBES, insurance. Ringwali, Barker Bik. D—s9 1o all_parts of the city. The O. . Davis Co., b6 Bee Biag. e Omahs Ven !‘orm SPECIAL _NOTICES HOUSES ! A modern house F. D. Wead 10-room Park Ave -room house, mofern rnam district. Wm 28 Brown Bik D—Me4 | ELEGANT t-room_house, all modern | “provements. 410 North 94 St ! D—M106 4x SITUATIONS WANTED. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE MIKM_‘—&—I—_————_——_——— EVERY MAN IN OMAHA SHOULD OWN A HOME. BY WATCHING THE REAL ESTATE ADS. YOU oee_| A BARGAIN. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOLS. )N & wire fences, tree guards, estern Anchor Fence Co., 3% N trellises. 1itn St Q-3 CATALOGUE cut_drug prices free. Sher- man & McConnell Drug Co.. Omaba. 1)\:\& and 3hand typewriters. 111§ rnm'gn a po— _ | FOR RENT, troom houss, 58 W“ool;n{rl; Ave, er month; ge-—-drm jven Oo- § "Awu to Mel Uhl, care Daily ce D—MwT te WALLACE 10 rooms, modern, and energetic usion). permanent an_of other re- | involving extreme | $8—4W1 Capitol ave., bic n«ra‘ barn, two Jots thirty-five years > 1 € N. @it ave., modern, 10 rooms, oak Delther sirong rink. sirong JAnguage of | finish downetairs, two bath rooms, barn. tobacco; reference for convenience to|Houses for rent all parts city. Pl , Bostwick & Co., 801 N. Y. Life, or | WALLACE, Brown Bkwl O. E. Stearns, 111 8 10th ‘st D165 A 1‘!:\ ROOM house, modern. 208 Harney D f—(x WANTED— Young enographer and | bookkeeper desires v(»ll(lm: Al Nferm(‘- _Address F 4, Bee —M1% Tx POSITION by yvun' woman in cunmn. room. Address A NIL‘S G-room modern. Tel T8 EIGHT rooms; bath and stable; Zith and Mason, §20. Tel. 1110 or 310L. W. M Bush- man, 0I5 Leavenworth D178 FOUR-ROOM ocottage. 1914 Bancroft e D—16—x WANTED-MALE HELP. FALL TERM NuW OPEN DAY A\D NIGHT. STUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME. Boyles College NEW YOHK LIFE bil SHORITHAND, 13FEWRIT- ING, ENGLISH Apply for Catalogue FOR RENY, double modern house in Kountge Place; suitable for two families. $30.00. Thomas Brennan, 3® 8. 12th st DM 7 PAYNE-BOSTWICK & CO., 6Ui-808 New York Life Bidg. motce houses. 1036 D906 WE MOVE planos. Maggard Van & B 2ge Co., Tel 14% Office. 1113 Webster ot FOR RENT—-FURNISHED ROOMS. | SBCONDHAND bitliard and_pool Gheay bar 8% Tt The Brunswick- 8. itk Su “tables; ; & large sock of Clgar counters, ete. Collenaer Co., 477§ 1 SATURDAY, MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. LARGEST BUSINESS IN 1« SALARIED PEOPLE. mercha: sters, boarding houses, etc. without curity: easiest terms; 4 offices in pal cities. Tolman, 40 Board of Slae HATTEL, sal -!nrg BUsIN e rin- rade | %2 and jewelry loans, Fe arker Block. CHANCES, | C ey Loun Co., FOR SALE. good grocery and butcher's fix- tures, including joe box. Ingquire 278 F A | = nam FOR BALE—Several scholarships in o first- class standard school in Umana, compria- ;‘h‘. dl‘ofl;:)flf (‘t-l:l‘f n ?uhl‘l&;fl. chort- nd and typewriting. Inquire at Bee office ST s Sl AT BARKER HOTEL, OMAHA: Passenger | elevator, 1%-in. doors and windows, T Qlators. plambing. marble tile, lath, Sxee— Bargains Q-Mimex INDIAN ¢ ‘wdl and relics. 118 Farnam 92, FOR BALE, furniture and four iease, Hotel Charters, Alliance, Neb. Charters is a forty (%) room brick hotel, city water and electric lights is in good | repair and well furnished. Owners want 10 get out of the hotel business. For fur ther information address Hotel Charters, All Neb —&78 (& year R SALE, an old established liquor busi- Dess (barrel house): good trade. oid ) ner has other interests. Add: Y—ME2 % 6000 TELEPHONE POLE! chicken fence; oak piling. fir timber; | Douglas. % = carioad lots Lincoin, Neb ICE for _ = i Lincoln lce Co., Ao Q-Mz7 cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam Q8 IDHAND safe sell or ex quick, ecg WHEN vou want to buy sny property cr bueine Johnson, M8 N | FOR SALE. ¢ ond good town in Neb. Add’mr 4 OCTOBER 3, 1908. CAN FIND ONE Al | FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE | 150 acres of and cultivated land in & wonderful bargain reduced from $35, 090 | o $2% 800 for full description. | — BETMENT CO Y. Lite Bide., Omaha. - | ~beet and | of 180 acres $20.00 per | - 16 trade for house and Jot in Sce us quick Paype Investmen Main fi. N. Y. Life Bi RE ELBGANTLY furnished 6-room quite close in, with bath, hot a water, gas, furnace, hard coal & fufniture lese than one year ald, | plano, everything until May 1 1904 Tenant to buy the coal now in Owner is breaking up housekeep- rent month cellar FOR BALE. v shares of a §%5.00 Na- Uonal bank in Central Nebraska town Stock pays 4 per cent semi-annually i* a mafe canservative invest P 3 Bee FOR BALE—A new 80-ampere, doublep switch, never been used. Apply to or address “‘Superintendent Bee Building, a." Q= FOR SALE—Crane hydraulic elevator; can be used either passenger or freight: com Dlete: iron guide posts. cage and wire closure. J. L. Brandels & WA.KTI'.D A man to work from our wagon. Adains & Con 169 Howard. AETNA HOUSE, Buropean, 15th & Dodge. 2 B E-wiz | NICELY_furnished rooms. Inguire Omaha Steam Laundry, 170 Leavenworth. “Phone ers wanied; frstciass a gy e AT GOOD m A. D. T. Co., WANTED, first-class wood turner at onoe. Good wages. Lincoln Sash, Door & Mig. l.mmln Neb. B—as WANTED, u'lvnun‘ men w carry a line ©f tweed pants and skeleton suits in lowa, Nebraska lnl s territory, Address, sating age, €1ving reference, Bulary expected cic. ¥ 1% Bes. § B4 trade; the Toe. ang uArantee po- Saturda; ver Col- B-T12 2x T J. L 2 | 0. M. E hauls trunks. Telcphone Gil. E—f14 DEWEY European hotel, 13th a0d Farnam. E—¥ib ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicago E—8lv NICELY furnished rooms. 19 Capitol Ave. WANTED, men to learn barber trade g :ll WAy 1o save -;rl‘u‘ appren our of free prac fiz‘ instruction, we ‘P ma-. &Tl atplomas and o it Moler Dmmt boys wanted. Brandeis ’ 'm Address 3 EXPERIENCED salesman for men's fur- llllhln.{ $oods. Cal Albert Cahn, w. Nis , week or mo. 163 Howard. ce rooms, day. K- (=) NICE_ woders. newly Turnished. R Toavenworth: Eu NEATLY furnished tage. Apply Mrs. Johnson, 30th and Gold sts. two blocks south of Hanscom park. h ofllg TO RENT-Two nice roomt boarding place. 144 N. LARGE south front room. 2580 Bnner. BMIE ox well 628 ; %c an_hour. 0w, carpenters: o6 Shiesiger, contractor, Yutan, B FURNISHED ROOMS AND ®O0ARD. THE ROSE, 2020 Harney; rooms and board, elso meal tickets. F-MT35 FIRST-CLASS room and board, # 207 Farnam. ‘Phone F-2. F—II!.! © mm-mfim—mmfl;vm-. ving Flh B—.I‘gr&- o ICED _boy cut cheok and Dm‘nu:‘ FURNITURE PACKING. Pterson & Lundberg, 115 8 17th. h‘HL‘.i? Howard st. FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT_Bulie sale purposes a and suitable for whole- 2x80, four R, m‘ua For p&c! md particulars Rosewater, sec- W Bee Bullding Co., ”lm Bee FOR nn"r—m building l‘m‘flefly fld Farnam st. -u\- nl T, used by ‘The Bee press 'nu- be rented very r‘mulbl)‘ Inlemlod apply at office of C. R , secrelary, room 100 Bee hnulal_ni ‘mean, ages of 2 and :Lgfi:*::::°.s::fiéz? wi and write wl.h_ For information &h& and hfl‘l‘ h.;n‘ B—M1s4 THE spacious store room on Farnam street in the Bee bullding, formerly occupled by MacCarthy Talloring Co.. to lease on rea- sonable terms. Rent inclk: Janitor serv- jos, electric light and heat. Inquire R. C. Peters & Co,, ground floor, Bee ;uufl.\n.. $-STORY and basement, m-& st Inquire 34 First. Nat’l nk % # AGENTS WANTED. WANTED — Canvassin nte in evers FWERTIETH T CENTURY PARMER. Steady employment with assured 003 in- come. Agents in the country with horse aad bugsy Jesired. Canvassers make 10 llfi Farmer Bolis Omaha. @ress Century Bee bullding. S WANTED-TO RENT. tnfi‘ Bnm-. 3213 ARLOR fioor or -x or seven-room house, Pmaoen: xcept furmace. Adaress O @ § TO § rooms, modern, bath and furnace, ved street; only man and wife. ‘Phone f‘ K146 WANTED--Board nnufll two rooms for fam- 1ly of three, ull adults. must be close in Address P . Bee office. K¢ ROOM and board in m\.u family by young woman. Address P 48 —6 2x WANTED—Gentleman desires nicely fur- nished room in private family, with use of piago; give particulars. Agarcas A K—M18 ,—————————=, — WANTED-TO BUY. o second club, M Douse south of Oeumn WANTED, uood gm for general usew ork, two i family: wix Liocks irom P. O | ~olass W . pefmanent pace to 70-‘ P Bht Camax | g Tl to assist & %-fivommu,r.n DON'T give your furniture and carpets away. _J. Levine pavs the highest cash price. ¥ North eth St N-M2—16 SMALL house, in good condition, and lot: near car line tre(errtd must_be chesp: siate sise of house, price and lecation Address P & MILS 4 housework: no =7 l-u_m St mncm buttonhole maker, C—1it—g GIRL to canist at general ho\utvwh En- IIln 12 8. Sth —M1% FOR SALE—FURNITURE. I'urrn)-u experienced girl 3 FULL line of hard coal stoves Dow on sale Chicago Furniture Co., 100 Dodge St 'ANTED—Gm for general bousework; emall family; wages 3 per week competent belp need apply. FOR SALE. | Purniture, consisting of parior, dining, bedroom. Jeather library furniture, leather gouch, easy chalrs, maboguny id rook: wood - library and parior tables WANTED, first-class ladies tl.uor 'flfi 1406 P\mll WANTED, girl family; no wi neral housework, small §- 65 N Wth desk. wuz mirrors, Coame 2 WANTED, experienced girl for general housework. nn..\ !lnu‘ good b ulred. 1108 Douglas st o T Canzms nn for housework st S 5 C—Mix 4 fine upfllhl pizno. Th&-' oods must be seen to be appreciated Seil sep- - arately; call at 138 N. 3th ayenue ]Ml SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. #irl for genera! | meral houstwy ™ ™ i Ccex WANTED, once. 1157 WANTED _Competent housework. 3 in family 30 8 ve. 'Amlfl for Eood IU.\‘H( »E sells pleasure \'ehll:l- at 81 N P—Ill GOOD MILK WAGON, coal wagon b n. A W. Iuhi.n TP o R e MY ROCKAWAY for sale cheap: can be seen at Colllng’ stable Ald at WANTED, i e & gooe, six good waltresses ‘Wanner, cafe. Beanett's. C— Bon. FOR SALE—Set the presidents; messages and half morocco: 282 St Mary's avenue. CLAIRVOYANTS, MME. LUCRETIA, medium. 1706 California. S—MEW— x MRE_CARRIE SMITH, SOVEREIGN LADY QUEEN of clairvoyants: every- thing told, past, present and future. Sat- isfaction or no pay. 807 N. 1&th. B—830 GTmR PALMIST — Removed to 715 Take No. ¥th St car, get off at .:w walk 1% blocks r.:ln.h ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N, 15, flflo;f,rfil PERSONAL. MAGNETIC PILE KILLER. IT CKRE. At druggists, $L U- PRIVATE _ home bables a W tariu 1 confinement ; Samarttan Counell rBlqu, durln ‘ y 9 PRIV. ATE hospital before and during con- finement; best 1 care and nursing. L. Fisher, 1500 Vinton. Tel 1889 muhlnu at fie repair and machines. to $10; secon hand machines from $§1 to $0. Neb. Cyol Co., 15th and Harney. U PRIVATE Sanitarium for Jadies before and du confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerisch, ifornia st Terms T—mnb")_e. PRIVATE tal during confinement; abmn“lfl Mrs. Gardels, :u l‘l. BOSTON Umbrella Mfg., 606 8. 16. Ta\. 1617, TUmbrellus, parasols re-covered, ed or ANY disease cured by medicine bhought of me. Prof. Johnson, P. O. Box Omaha. U066 11x TUNING, pianc or organ repairh Per- field Plano Co4‘7itlgld‘ L'—nffilx “VIAVI™ Omaha. D. A. MORRISON is wanted at the bedside of his father, R. J. M , who is very sick at Fullerton, Neb. J—M174 bx ———— MONEY T0 LOAN—-REAL ESTATE. WANTED, city Joans and warrants. W Farnam Bmith & Co., Pl.rnvl‘xn St. d_city Jouns. low rates W. H. P rirat Nat] Banx Big. Tel 188 PRIV, Sherwood, 887 N. Y. Life. VATE money. o NTED, real estate loans and warran's wl‘;hc Peters & Co., Bee Bicg. W loans. Garvin Bros., 1604 FIVE l:-l!‘ll CENT loans. 5 PRIV, . F. D. Wead, 132 Douglas. ATE money. F. ea Dougla 4 TO 5 P. C. money, 10 loan for bullding NN Fomas, Firet. Nt hu:unfa oy THAVE $1,000 1 want 10 joan: interest pay- ery three months; the wecurity u"un be the best. Address P:,ra»..fl\u» Bemis, Paxton block. T4k way to health; 346 Bee hailding, U6 READ THIS— lavest it in poereal Mutuala - o will earn from § to 16 per cent Rer_month, s it will be handled by men of ex- re it can be withdrawn through sny k in the 1", 8. Write for “Cereal Mu- | booklet, explaining our method nf n ain Markets; it costs n€ 4nd mav be the meane of | ou a_ fortune | Address Isbell & Co., N s ,_””“n 0. 4 Sherman st Y—MI58 4x ENDID ovportunity Avisrior 8 half Py business. consisting for a in a good of dry goods, gro- nice stock of notions: takes vill take half cash and half trade doing a nice paying husinems, hut other business requires my attention: 580 pop- ylation. Address A. Andersom. Atlantie Towa T—MI7 §x FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. Tukey & Son. A REDUCTION AND A RAISE. We have reduced the price on the 7-room house at 387 Decattr street to $1,060; house is newly painted, has full lot, on grade, and must be sold. We have raised the price $50 per Jot on all lots, offered for sale by us, on 5th and Grand Ave. A. P. TUKEY & BON, #4-4456 BOARD OF TRADE, RE-115 2 RANCH and farm lands f Union Pacific Railroad Bfl:lb:-l‘. b‘ e 1and commissioner, Pueific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE—85 HOUSES and lots in all parts of city; lln acre property and farm lands. The O. I.in\h(n. Room 58, Bee bldg. I.E— WILLIAMSONS; FOR SALE—§-room cnua;e, ul u lot, 2618 Corby, $1,300—$200 monthly ‘mrnu othcr [ood ments. n, 46 Boe/hnlm‘l‘n:’ P trelr | I i HARLES E. U & ational Bank Blde. RE—#61 barn MUST BE SOLD. DON'T PAY X CHEAP HOMES. m>dern 3 ru-d‘m ENT. 1 $2.400 $3.! flm | 5190 | S0 n ms Zith Ave., double house reoms . 7 rooms, water, gas, etc. Ave., § rooms 75 8. 18th, small cottage.... " 2468 §. 16th, small cottage.... 900 nz L‘orcngrt 1 loomllmod o, ea-}er r.‘)w GRAH 606 Bee Bidg RE—8%9 1508 Milita: SEVERAL BIG BARGAINS IN RANCHES. acres Platte valley, Lincoln Co., only !%Efllfl" Lincoln Co.; Il"l l&u Phue valley, on U. P. Ry. -hlg“‘! Platte valley, on U. P. Ry SEND FOR FULL PARTICULARS. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO. Mauin Floor New York Life Bltx12 RE— 7 table ranch. —$3,500 We have jast listed a brand new six-room house Within walking nce on Burt | strect; house just fnished and is most | complete in every detail; hard wood fin- | ish. furnaoe. gas, porcelain bath, sta- | tionary wash stund, plenty of ciosets, | pantry, etc., cement walks. We have ex- | Clusive sgency and will sell this week. | | i | N. P. Dodge & Co., 1614 Farnam St. RE-l4 2 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. NOT IN THE TRUST. MONEY—ANY AMOUNT salaried employes holdi T~ aiment positions e her PLAIN NOTE. without MORTGAG ENDOREER or SE- TURITY of any und without EMPLOY- owledge. vh&e“.n';»k?a-n money on Furniture, Planos, etc., without removal of goods. " "¥ou have use of both money and goods IT COSTS YOU NOTHING To call and be convinced that our rates are t Four businees and believe an in- W feotiation of our methods will get Hi— f\.n"llg !)ouln. where ND, COURTBOUS MENT Qur offices are Sauipped. to S anlie re baaen witk privacy of any in the city. Come in and See us, whether you borrow or not. RELIABLE CREDIT CO. Rooms 30i-35 Paxton Bk Hooms 7.5 E AS TO PAY Best explains our methods. We loan on furniture, plancs, warehouse 3 ou bave & anent o AL ges Same & perm SALARY AN without security, eXcept your own agree- Our service is quick and confidential and we always try to please Aumu'cldh\&lyolflveullm before borrow elsewhere. ()IA!{A MORTGAGE WA\ 0., 115 Board of Trade Bldg. p- (Established 1882) 35 8 l.l .i—"l H.AR.I\'?B(‘TI nd W, uunwo(l_h:mbu.vfi P42 FINE lot of fresh cows, Shetiand pony, sufe for children. 434 and Center sia. Tel Black, 13 P—i@ ax ONEY LOANED ON nm\rfl.n , FIANOS, LIVE STOCK. Low Fates ‘Sad sevy tiem Confiden Try BI It us if you want o save FHOENIX C RI:D!T o @ Paxton Biock. ?&ur- | the DESIRABLE HOUSES FOR BALE 5,000.00. New 8«room modern house, fromt Brownell Hall, one of the most attractiv residence Jacations in city. House is mod- ern in every respect, bes hot water heat, elect cement walks. Prope jess than tWo years ago. $4.000.00 Near High School. &-room modern nhouse, corner lot. Place is in first-class condition. GEORGE & CO., 160l Farnam st RE—MI31 § BARGAINS IN EMALL HOU $1.50-Cosy place, § rooms, N Itk Av P37 Tooma, barm, full lot, near car and | | | | cost over $.000.00 school $1,000—New 4-room cottage, modesrn, Mih and Elondo. $2.000—-New 6-room cottage, Ave. and Grant | $230—Same st Mth and Biondo All On Reasonable Terms. WALLACE, woJ. g Brown Block. ‘hone 1550 BARGAINS IN VACANT PROPERTY $ So—Moore's Bub., Ave. and cholce, 4-foot, east fromt | graded. sewer, neur car, easy term {$ 7503 L, S6th, near Leavenworth, chal $1.50—Fine corner, West End, worth §1.50. 1 R2.500-110x160, east and south fromt, corper, fine forest trees, choice neighborhcod, near car, one of the best sites in Omaha for fine residence or for bullding several houses for remt or sale, and cheap at the price RE—164—3 muw AND rru(hh rAu FOR SALE— modern, 20th | | | | | AN cash. balance to sult purrhl‘er We will accept one-third to one-half of purchase price | of this ranch in farm lands located in central or eastern Nel lowa WILLIS CAD"ILL alou\l BOW, NEB RE-18—11 -(ll"l-x-“nmlll*u-hm ness confidential lowest ra. \uh)-fi fl.lmflmo-@, X AUCTION -h of 34 lots in_blocks 100, m i-nd m 'LACE. known front door of "Ei::::‘ “zk"" iy | | e e e e —————— BICYCLES, BARGAINS in_ bicycles; $econd-hand | whecis £ and up; see Fieacher, 16= Capi- ol Ave N3 b BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., === ALL kinds of ca omptly atien work and repairing | - T 20th and Lake Sts. Ochiltree, —T0 CHEMISTRY. AN evening course in gener tive chemistry will be given October 12 Inquire room 12, _Arlingten block. M—Toh 3x -_— CHIROFPODISTS. 1 and qualita- beginning -3, 1505 Farnam st 148 tf DR. ROY, rooms 2 DETECTIVES. CAPT. T. CORMACK, 517 Karbach bloc Tel A-2822 —d DRESSMAKING. KETSTER 'S # fles’ Tailoring College Cuming St —66 rite for bookiet DANCING ACADE.AY. CHAMBERS adult beginners now v forming Tuesdays and BSaturdays, § p. com- mencing October 2. Private Jessons any tme. iith and Douglus. Office “phone, 7. Residence, Al After October 15, M4 Farnam St Chambers' _children's classes Wednesdays, . m., Saturdays, I p. m., commenc ng October 3. —o4 MR._AND MRS. MORAND'S dancing and physical culture, 15th and Harney, re- Opens for children Saturday, October 3: beginners. 10 a. m.; advane:, ° p. m Terms reasonable; a lberal n-du;‘n.on o te classes organized: private essons | v time. Lessons for adults now Tues- assemblics every chers tickets ut half regular rates. For further particu- lars write or ielephone 1041 O—ix e ———ieey DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS. he city PORGET Ftan B a: Nt ard Garment Bk WA G. R. RATHBUN, room 15, Com1 .atl Bank. Private Jessons in bookkeep 1% ste. T3 LAWN MOWERS. SHARPENED. P. Melchoir, 13th & Howard, — e ——— FLORISTS, P s B - s e SRS S um & S“OBODA. 1415 Farnam. —969 L HEX\DLRBO. o floml. 189 Farnam_ St —_— FOUND, TAKEN UP—A red and white spotted heifer, about 1 year old; owner can have | same by proving Drogerty and paying coste. Inguire of helen K stk ave. Found—Mis b GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bidg. Tel | OMAHA PLATING CO.. Bee bldg. Tel 58 | — 86 —_——— GARBAGE. | ANTI- lol\umLY oAmcE CO., cleara | cesspools and vaults, removes garbe; 1 end dezd anima at reduced Dflm N. 16th. Tel GARBAGE. OPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans | cesspools and vaults, Temoves garbage and dead amimals at’reduced prices. @ N. 16th. Tel 2 e e e e HAT RENOVATING, OLD hats made new. Ramser & Kerr, | practical hatters, 307 N. ITth St M4 ¢ —_— Mo LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICE, @9 ist Nat. Bk bidg | NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. Y. Lite bidg., attorbeys and collectors every- ‘Lm e L) 3 M. MACFARLAND, 5 N. ¥, L :lng.‘ LAWS MOWERS. EHARPENED. P. Meichoir, B0 & Howard m LOCKSMITH. C R HEFUN W N. 0 Bt Tel e u;rr—um- 'old aretch ‘marked with | monogram one mide and T % Sther mida: Dlnck wuscd with suid seal attached, monogram on scal M. K- M. | Flease returs to mavers office ity hail | _and receive $100 reward —M ™ LOST—Evening of Sept. 3. on corner 13 | and Harney, a pair of gold-rimmed spec- tacles, In leather case. Return to 811 So. _Hth si and receive reward Lost—M1% head Suitable reward for return. ‘Phone [ Lost—158 4x MEDICAL. u&:n HABIT cured in ths Pay rite for | plementary Meile 0 | COSTA RICA—By rail 1o Rew Orieans, and | 1 MUSICAL. THOS. J. KELLY, voios. Davidge Block. | — Voice Teacher, I furel -] Sen D, KECK vidge biag 9 Novix sallin is ar uniz tered LETOVEKT'S ORCHESTRA. LETOVEKY'S £ OSTEOPATHY, plnn,hv‘nll! addremsnd 1a Transpa ORCHESTRA. Tel 1.-1« P“‘:' CORNELITS POSTOFFICE NOTICK. ia Canada” or urope’ must be fully prepaid at the rates. Hawali is forwarded vin ranciuco exclusively alls are forwarded to port of and the schedule of closing {7 the Dresumption of (hetr ¥ erland transit. §Regle- n"‘-flrrm vious ‘New York, N. V., September g dally ranged terr o ma VAN COTT. Nflmln') | Johneon Institute, . Y. Life Bidg. T w\{ The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bidg. T. 2% ‘* - posais naiti Atsen & Parwel, Paxton Blk., 60k qu ‘r\rs FINCH & MILLER DR_GRACE DEBGA? 208¢ PATENTS, HJ cnv.hml'xix’f foe X S, Omaha. NT8—Suce & Co., Omahs ted patent book free anlese < Tel. 1798 | PATE lus LE Loun Office. Rel alt business confide SANITORIUM. (‘)IAHA Florence Sanitorium. ;1 blk. w. of car line. C.ty Phone 1. phone, 1342, 24— OFFICE maha GOVERNMENT NOGICES, CHIEF QUARTERMASTER — Neb., October 1, 18 ¥ L subject w s, Tmaster Fal on application to tie where plan and specifications may be Fort Robim- maraed d addr!‘ ,‘:"\' AK‘U' HOR RAILROAD TIME CARD, | Uxto8 sTATION-10TH AND amcy. Chicago & Northw.stern. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life —984 * yiig! Local Limites Locai | Fast NER. Business & Ehorthand College. Boyd's Theater ~§% | . R STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. Fu Local Norfol 'RED. Julla Veughn, % Ramge Bidg | SE—————— TICKET BROKERS, CUT_RATE r P. H. Philbin, | everybody. | Phobe 74 | Chicag i, |Chicago tickets Furnem roud G. E KOCH, nh and Maple T(—IMX nun [Rm) ——————— ) 8 POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (8hould be read D.a,i by all lnterested, &8 changes may occur at any Ume.) Foreign mails for : Sep- tember %, 1, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) &t ihe General toffice as fol- lows: PARCELS-POST MAILS close hour earlier tk g time shown be low. Percels- is Tor Germany close | o et § p. m. Wednesda. / | c m Chicag: | Chicay St Regular and Supplementary maiis close | at Forelgn Station hall hour later than [104 Ft closing time shown below (except d” hat e F and C America, via Coilon, Foreign Station,. Trausatlantic Mails. SATURDAY—At § & m. tor BELGIUM dl- | Califor r 8. 8 Zeeland (mail must be di- | Dacific er 8. 8 Zeeland”); at 93¢ a. m. LAND direct, per's. 5. Ethiopia (mail must be directed “per & 8 Ethio. at 10 (supplementary 12 m.) | Chic of EUROPEL. per & & Lucanis, Queenstown. The Ati *PRINTED MATTER, ETC. er takes Prinied Commerc Eamples for Germany only class ‘of mail matter for other parts of | Europe will not be sent by this ship un- less specially directed by ber | After the closing of the Supplementary | D¢8 Transatlantic Malls named above, addi- tional mentary Mails are opened on the piers of the American, English, French and German steamers, and remain open until within Ten Minutes of the hour of salling of steamer. Cl Mails for South and Cemtral America, West Indies, Ete. BATURDAY—AL 630 a4 m. (supplementary $:30 & m.) for PORTO RICO, CURACAU and VENEZUELA. per . 8. Philadelphia (mail for Bavanilia =nd st K C ARG, and PARAGU A\ ol s s. Cervantes; at $:30 4. m. ( ! a m.) for FORTUNE LaLA\l VANILLA and CAI( Alene (mail A rected \s.‘m%_ | Sloux ementary 1130 a. m.) for INAGUA. 1 und SANTA MARTA. per s s dack; at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per s. 4 vin Havana; at 10 a. m. for per =. & Prins Willem 1. (mail for cther parts of Hait, Curacso, | Venzuela, Trinidad, British and Dutch Guiana must be directed “per 2. s Prins Willem 17); at 12:3 j. m. for Cuba, per £ 8. Curityba, via Havana. Black Matls Forwarded Overland, Ete., Ex- cept Tramspacific. CUBA—Via Florida, ctoses at this office daily, except Thureday, at §5:90 4. m. (the connecting mails close here on Wednes- 8ays and Saturdsys via Tampa, and on Moadays via Miami). MEXICO CITY—Overiand, unless specially addressed for despaich by steamer, cioses at this office daily, excepi Sunday, at l W . m. und 130 5 m. Sundey m.and 11:30 P NEWFOUNDLAND-By rall to North 8y Bey. 424 themos by Sesmer clomss at this office dally at 6 m. (comnect- ing mails close here every Monday, Wed- nesday and Saturday JAMAICA—By rail to Boston, and thence by steamer. closes at this office at 6:30 p. m. every Tuesday and THursaay. MIQUELON—gy ral to ~Eosioh and G mer. closes ot this office €:30 Bkut “Prirto "CoRTEZ MALA-By ral to New thence by sieamer, cioses delly, ekcept -Bunday, st and fu:® p. m., Sunds; [ und §11:30 p. m. (conneciing mail closes here Mondays et £l m.) ot Black and GUATE-|Color &nd closes at this office at £330 p. m. WD at §l p. m. and $11:30 b mail closes here Tuesdays &t §11:50 p. m.) §Registered mail closes &t 6 p. m. previous day. Major Transpacific Mails. alscent CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, close here daily at 6% p. m. up 1o September Zith, inclusive, for Sospaich per 5. 8. Aki Maru CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver und Victoria, B. C., close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to September §¥ih, Inclusive lur despatch r 8. 5 BEmpress of india Merchan for U. B Postal Agency a Shanghe! cannot be forwarded via Can ada. HAWAIL JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP- PINE IBLANDS, via S8an Francisco. close | bere dally ut €% . m. up 1o October 524, inclusive. for despatc! aric NEW ZEALAND, u#;uu.u (exce | tormer | Untted | friends " |ana au | Luaain no streets o ber §3d, inclusive | teamin Ventura (If the Cunard steamer carry- | ing the British mail for New Zealand does | not arrive in time Lo connect with this | delu.l('h extra mails—closing st 5:30 & #:30 & m. apd 6:% p. m.; Sundays at Vi a m, ba m and (30 p mwil be wnd forwarded untii the arrival steain not e few ye her ) | My PINE 18I ANDE. via fins Francisce, here flhfl‘ at 630 p. m W to 10th, inclusive, for despatch per Al‘.giu\LIA (exce West), FLII 1ASL- | carried DS and NEW CALEDONIA. via Vat- | oy o Sves “and Vistucte, <., ciose bere | dafly st 3 p. m. up to October 10, the m | worth clusive, for dispeich per s s Miowera. CHINA and Japen. vis Tacoma, close here daily at $:30 p. m. up 1o October §iith, in clusive. for desputch per & 5. Olvmpla HAWAIL via Ben Francisco. close here daily st 6:30 p. m. up 10 October §i2th, inclusive, for Jespatch per 8. 8 Al meca TAHIT] and MARQUESAS ISLANDS. via Ban Francisce, close bhere dally st CI » 3P 1o Octaber §21. in Tociusive, for &1 vuluhu %P m up o despetch per west s & p to Cal ha pat obey. Sioux C Lincoln & Long Pine Chicage, Rock Isla Mir nnpnus & Bt { Overland Limited . ‘ast Mail | Bastern ¥ | The ‘Colorado Special. rand Island Local.. Chicago, iilwa hicago Day’’ Chicago Fast Ex Chicago Des Moins Expros. .. Oaklend Local ieag Lead, Wyoming. DO\I‘ Hastingr, York, David City, Superior, Geneva, Exeter and deward. Missouri Pacific. Fily Lincoin Fast Maii, Fon Croox snd Piatts- outh . Bellevue & Pacific Bellevue & Pacific Jct..a | & Daily. b Datly exc 4 | except Saturday mfl RECALLS THE GOOD OLD DAYS Major Genersl M. L L hief quartermaster of he Missouri, task. But can scarcely | opment of the west in these comparatively Our military Quties The Northweeiern Line.® cave 4 am i Cuicage g & ux City t St Pa bt Chicag Cedar ¥ Chil arsc (i k Bonesteel. . BRee2eaE 5aEEREER BEE o Daylight L't Daylight Locals Mo n.unll.l\ Colo. _Spring., Pueblo and Texas, Okiahoma Fiyer. » Cemtral, o Express 0, Minneap: aul Limited..... Paul Chicago Great Western Ry. Dodge Exp Dode nia B8 B¥ B5EE BBF EEeE -EE- 8 mm.n & ress. e {12 o Special.. Beatrice and BE3 2 ZF Seo 3 £ sgeb BB3 ht Xpress. s,mq.m,. Eaas FEH woo " P Missouri Pacific, St. Louis Express. & Bt L. Ex - i.ll WEBSTER DEPOT—-15TH & WEBSTER Chicago, t Om: | Twin City Passenger.. St Panl, Minneapolis & €3 am a 930 pm 0) pm a11:2 am b5 pm b 645 am & Nerthwestern, Nebrasks d Wyoming Division, Leave. Hiiis, De.dwood, Hot Springs... City Passenger. Arrive.| a 5:0 pm © 5:00 pm .8 3:00 pm .4 $:00 pm b 3:00 pm b §:00 pm Local, Via Water... b 420 pm BURLINGTON ll‘A'l’lOl—l'l'I & MASON Nebrasks Express nver Limited Hills and Bound Expr ese all rado Vestibuled » b Jciiat 31 Sunday, 4 Daily except Monday. Koo General Luddington is Remi. Speaking of Omaha. in wik Luddington, retired, quartermaster general of the States Army, and for several years the Department of is in the city visiting cld-time tice many great ch in Omaha | are for the better,” said General gton. “However, 1 can but let sy | memory slip back 1o the oid days when the were Gestitute of granite blocks and £ on the streets of Omaha was & Mg how the city has grown. Fet yre 50 than the west generally. Ome realize the ctupendous devel- ars since the '70's unicas he had been before the days of rallroads earlier service was on the plaids, close | when Fort Laramie was regarded, and was Oc:u!-:rm.e most important, military post in the in those dave us everywhere over the plains. It seven days’ trip from Fort Lesven- to Santa Fe by stage. seven dags | and nights, and then the stages had to be escorted by cavalry details Not so mech rotection against Indians as against the buffaloes ifornta. 4 to go. When orders came N Lond headquarters sll we had to do Very few of the old military are now Jeft standing that were ence then Even their sites memory “Ne. 1 cannet stay over the Ak-Ser- carnival; 1 must returs to New York