Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 6, 1903, Page 9

ruan commecutively. Advertisers, by requesting o num- bered cheek, canm have wers ad- iressed to & mambered letter it care n The Ree. Anawers so addressed wil ered om presestation of the SITUATIONS WANTED, YOUNG man wants a place to work for board while going to school. Boyles Col- lege, Tel. 1984. A—MB85 WANTED-Young lady stenographer and bookkeeper de-lra- position; Al references. Address P 43, 125 7 ANTED—Position by experienced book- keeper, Address S 5, Bee office. A-291 5% FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. NICELY furnished rooms. “Inquire Omaha Steam Laundry, . 1750 Leavenworth. urnished rooms. 1909 Capitol Ave. M52 Nice rooms, day, week or mo. 12 Howard "3 E—-M32% 18x modern, newly 21 Leavenworth. TIANOR Styth front fookn. zm uuney. furnished, _well 628 NICELY furnished room in strictly private family; all modern conveniences; gentle- man 219 "Phone F202. 157 bx preferred Jones St. te_ tamily; 390 10 NICELY furnished entleman, 2223 B room; pri urt i1} AlLY SIS VRRR Nt 153615 TUESDAY, W O TUBER S ik 6, 1003, Farm Lands Go Higher Every An Investment Safe and Sure FOR SALE—~MISCELLANEOLUS, FOR SALB—REAL ESTATE, DANCING ACADEMY. FOR SALB—Blickensderfer typewriter ood as new. W, H. Bridges, engineer, Bee __bullding. 304 5x FOR flul-fmlfhuy damaged new_rope, all sizes, 4 and § cents a pound. Call at A. D. Alpirn, 801 Farnam: Q—M40 12 FOR SALE—Tricycle for invalld, also In- valld wheel chalr. Inquire at store, 2127 Farnam 395 6x COLLINS PIANO €O, one price music company. AIRVOYANTS. first class location. E~Mi06 12x —— — ROOMS AND BOARD. ESIRABLE rooms, 24 Farnam. FURNISHED D WANTED—A position as window trimmer and card writer: thoroughly experienced in both; can give the best of reference nm dry oods experience. Address 8 4 Bee. A—396 bx BITUATION wanted by a dréssmaker to g0 out sewing by the day or week: prices reasonable. Call or write 168 N. Zist at. M2 6x WANTED-MALE . FALL TERM NuW OPEN DAY AND NIGHT, BTUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANY Boyles College NEW YORK LIEE b 5 BUSINESS, BHOKIHAND, 43¢ WRIT- ING, ENGLISH. Apply for Catdlogue. TIME B WANTED a man to work from our wagon. F. ams & Co., 1619 M.-wnix o 3 02 WANTED, first-class wood xum‘e;m quee. d_wages. ancoln Sash, Door & Mfj Lincoln, B—d. WANTED, v.wu'cnrpm te Qflurun Jos. Shlesiger, contractol WANTnD for U. 8. army, married men, belween ages of 2l and 5, citizens of United States, of good charac- ter and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. 'For Information apply to recrulting officer, 1ith and Dodge ., Omaha, and Beatrice, Neb, B-MI154 om and board, $ week. Phone F- 8"“ F-119 6x FIRST-CLASS arnam. GOOD board for gentleman and wite and use of neatly furnished cottage. 2602 3th Ave. M FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, TWO or three beautiful modern rooms, newly papered; very light housekeeping, for parties without children; board if de- sired. 14% N. 17th. G—M 315 FURNITURE PACKING. Plerson & Lundberg, 115 8, 17th . OR RENT sale purposes stories and i -C Innn luu- 'nted elevator, fire and burglar proof v fice coun nd fixtures. For price particulars_inquire C. C, Rosewater, sec- retary the Bee Bullding Co., room 100, Bec buliding. T—M&T FOR RENT--The building formerly occu- pied by The Bee at 916 Farnam st. It has Tour stories and a basement, which was formerly used by The Bee press room. This will be rented very reasonably. If interested apply at ofice of C. C. Rose- waler, secretary, room 100 Bee hulldlnx T ¥ n n in the Bee bullding, formeriy occupled by MacCartky Talloring Co., to lease on rea- sonable terms, Rent includes janitor serv- electric light and heat. Inquire R. luern & Co., ground floor, Bee building 3-8TORY and basement, 22x100; 1006 Farnam st. Inquire 3i4 First.' Navl Bani Blg, ‘WANTED, 20 bflckllyerfl, wages Gic rer hour, Apply Wickham = Bros., Bluffs, Council M. MEN wanted to learn barber t Quehly practical course, free work. instructors; few weeks completes; of apprenticeship saved; wages tarnea betore completing. ‘Call or write, Moler Barber College, 102 Douglas WANTED-Upholsterers. Dewey & Stone Furniture Co., 1115-1117 Farnam_st B-M276 6 AN OLD line life Insurance company doing a large business In Nebraska wants a man of experience to take charge of an agency. Address P 55, Bee. WANTED-Two agents at once; good sal- ary; city work. C. F. Adams Co .mv Howard st. WANTED—A young woman of abllity and ll to represent us on the road: lace for lhe Hl t part 5 human 0., | Paxton bik. .B— GENTS wanted. Address Prairie Extract A(:t).. Om;n, Neb. B—M389 10x WANT D—A (-ollnctor for Bou!h Om‘hl RBluffs territory;. t fur- lhh orse and bun’y‘ Apply lnfirfledh\(ely th‘l Btore. newspaper solicitor. [OT proposition to make chance for advance- - - Qall at 10 Pearl ll Councll Bl B— SALESMEN WANTED, BALESMAN wanted; man who can sell new ‘proprietary article to druggists and make newspaper contracts; state experience and ‘ rcud. The Protecto Co., Mon- mout! BALARY and g)nmllllnn runs from $100 to $200 experience and references to handle. Adflr-.u w ely, 50 sewing machine orrnwr- " hors \-nim depnnn‘hm Bemis Omaha Bag C AGENTS WANTED, ANTED — Canvassing_agents in_eve sounty to solicit_subscriptions to THE TWENTIETH CENTURY Bteady sapioyiment With aakdred: wosd bi- in the country with borse and bu ially desired. Canvassers Mike GAdily B0, (0 $100 por month. Ad- dress Century Farmer Bollcitors' Bureau, Bee building, Omaha. J-213 AGENTS for our flavoring extracts. Ad- dress Prairie Extract Co., Omaha, Neb, J--M387 10x MRS. CARRIE EMITH, SOVEREIGN LADY QUEEN of clairvoyants; thing told, past, present and future. {efaction or no pay. GYLMER, PALMIST - Removed to 75 N. 234, Take No. 16th St., car, get off at 33d and Cuming, walk 1% blocks south. 8- m— ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. .ME E\HTH baths, , 118 N. 15,2 floor. T—M405 ! Nn —— PERSONAL. MAGNETIC PILE KILLER. At druggists, $1. AN ir cvnfi durln The " confinement; Good Samaritan PRIVATE _ home bables adopted. fanitarium, 728 st PRIVATE hospltal before and during con- finement; best medical care and s\g:m‘ Mrs. L. Fisher, 1501 Vinton. Tel. E_RENT sewlng machines at 7oc Week, 32 per month; we repair and sell parts for every machine manufactured secondhand machines, $ to § hand machines from $1 to $10. Neb. Co., 15th and Harney. PR]VATE Sanitarium for ladles before and durll? confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerisch, alifornia st Terms reasonable. DR. PRIES treats successfully all QAiseases and irregularities of women from any cause; experienced and reliable. 1513 Dodge st., Arlington block. Omihll.j_em PRIVATE hospital during confinement bnhlellk l&d{l ted. Mrs. Gardels, 2734 Lak . Red- )¢ BOSTON Umbrella Ml‘ 06 8. 16, Tel. l‘l1 Umbrellas, parasols re-covered, repaired or made =041 ANY disease cured by medicine bought of me. Prof. Johnson, P. O. Box 149, Omaha. U—665 11x 2 TUNING, plano or orgn revaling. Per- field Plano ‘Co., 1 Bee Bldg. U815 %x BUPERFLUOUS halr, warts and moles permanently removed by electricity; con- sultation free and confidential; all work guaranteed. Miss Allender, 422 N. Y. L. U-—M263 10x “VIAVI" way to health; 346 Bee building, Omaha. U—145 AGENT'S Christmas golden harvest; maga- zine subscription agents; permanent po- sition until 1905; agents take from 25 to 6 orders dally; anthorize {llustrated His- tory St, Loul Expomlm m cnnlecuuve issues Camj ar to g_rlu hlltor) l! mlde o( Chlull’o 8 Wnrld . ‘air and Paris Ex Po ition; send 26 cents postage. for official exposition b o view in twelve colors, size 32zd4 Inche and full particulars. Address Exposition Department Campbell's Journal, St. Louis, Mo, MA400 Bx WANTED-TO RENT, WANTED—Board and two rooms for fam- 1ly of three, all adults, must be close in. Address P 44, office. ¢ K—142 ¢ IT 18 NOT the band that makes the music, but the new Universal Zonophone that is now playing at the Collits Plano Ci one-hllr b{oc{ north of the Carnival en- trance. The One Price Musie P"ollle. —————— MONEY TO LOAN=REAL RITATE. WANTED, clty lOlnl lnd warrants. W. C 1320 Farnam 8t Farnam Smitl 15 M and city_loans, low rates. H. ’Mnnu:.nn:-‘zymn Bank Bldg. 'l‘el 1648 % 000, %7 N. ¥, Life. PRIVATE money, §herw e. Ave., Council Bluffs, —19 FARMS FOR SALE 155 ACRES AT 350 AN ACRE, OR $7,750 This farm is known as the Potter farm and is located in Dakota county, Nebraska, two and one-half miles souilieast of the town of Homer and about fifteen miles from Sioux City About 100 acres under cultivation, baiance pasture. Good six- rocm house, with large stone cellar; barn 44x46 feet. Double cornerib, about 4xi§ feet. Improvements worth over $2,000 have Jjust been repaired and put in first-class condition at an expense of several hun- dred dollars. Fine bearing orchard, out of which over $100 worth of apples have already been sold this fall. Electric car line now being built from Stoux City to Homer, 800 ACRE FARM FOR $8,800. Dawson county, Nebrasks, three miles north of Farnam, on . R.,_and 15 miles south of Gothenburg, on U. P. K. acres under cultivation, balance pasture and hay land, fenced. House, barn, granary, cornerib, well and wind- with water piped to feed lots, Cash return last year over $2.00. s well and acres could be If desired. This place is in ¥ood. Farming colntry ana ‘wei worth price asked. 160 ACRES THREE MILES SOUTH- EAST OF GRETNA., $65 AN ACRE. This one of.the most desirable v county. It is unim- roved, but Is In very high state of culti- vation and ali laye well, Posgession of this-farm can be given March 1 next. 106 2-3 ACRES AT 875 AN ACRE, OR " ,000. This farm is located about 10 miles north- west of Omaha; is practically all under cultivation and fenced, but has no build- ings. 120 ACRES AT $50 AN ACRE OR $6,000 This farm is five and one-half miles south of Gretna, in Sarpy county, and about thirty miles southwest of Omaha. Land most all undor cultivation and has fair improvements, 140 ACRES FOR $14,000. This farm is located oune mile east of Papiilion, in Barpy county, and about ten miles southwest of Omaha. Good 8-room house, barn, corn crib and all improve- ments in good condition. A fine farm and practically all under cultivation except twelve acres. 2371-2 ACRES FOR $21,375. This farm is only six miles south’of South Omaha, I8 mostly level and well improved «and largely under cultivation. This is one of the many very good farms in Sarpy county and worth Investigation if you want a farm near Omaha. 75 ACRES FOR $60 AN ACRE OR $4,500. This farm is elght miles south of South Omaha, is fairly well improved and about half under cultivation. A small farm near Omaha at a reasonble price . 160 ACRES FOR $13,500. This farm is located one and one-half miles northeast of Gretna, and about twent{ five miles southwest of Omaha. s mostly level and all under cultivation ex- cept ten acres. Farm has good improve- ments, 18 fenced and cross fenced. 127.63 ACRES $45 PER ACRE OR 85,750. This farm is located six miles south of Gretna in Sarpy county, and about thirty miles southwest of Omaha. Hi im- nrn\umenll -nd 18 _mostly un cultiva- ton. A gocd farm at very reasonable piice. For further information call on or address GEORGE AND ; COMPANY, 160! FARNAM ST, OMAHA, OR 417 N.25TH ST:.80. OMAHA. A e S e ROOM and beard wanted by man and wife with d-montharold chila, “Address. Iving price an_location, § 3, Bee, (3 WANTED-TO BUY. DON'T [lve o furniture and carpets away. Levine Reys the highest cash price. !)I North 16t] 3 N—M281—16 FOR SALE~FURNITURE, FULL line of hard coal stoves now on sale. Chicago Furniture Co,, 1410 Dodge St. WANTED real estate loans and warrants. . C. Peters & Co., Bee Bldg. W04 FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros. 1604 Farnam. W--046 RANCH and farm iands for sale hy Ilu Unlon Pacific Rallroad 'company. McAllester, land Pucific Hoadquarters, Omaha, commissioner, b nion Neb. R CHAHBERB adalt be[lnn-rl now rnrmm. Tuesdays and Saturdays, § p. m., com- mencing October 22. ‘Private lessons any time. 17th and Douglas. Office 'phone, 1871, Residence, Al After October 15, 2424 Farnam St Chambers' children's classes Wednesday 4 p. m.. Saturdays, 2 p. m., commencing October 8. —o04 DRESSMAK | KEISTER'S Ladies' Talloring College, 1 Cuming 8t. Write for booklet. R it e e DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS, WHILE In the city DON't VISIT the Standard College, 6: FORGET to Garment uttine Paxton Bik. 802 O8 EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. G. R. RATHBUN, room 15, Com'l Natl Bank. Private lessons In hookkeeping, ete. FLORIST HESS & SWOBODA, M15 Farnam. ~—96) L. HENDERSON, florist, 1519 Fll’nlm”gl. —ep————— FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. AN ELEGANTLY furnished -room house, quite close in, with bath, hot and ool water, furnace, hard coal all in for winter, furniture less than one year bid, beautiful piano, everything comifortable, to rent untll May 1, 1904, at $30.00 yer month. Tenant to biy the coal now in cellar. Owner is breaking up housekeep- ing on account of sickness in family. PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. @133 New York Life Bullding, 171 P R———— =] GOLD AND § VER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bidg. Tel. 255, m GARBAGE. ANTI- MONOPOLY GARBAGE co. cleans cesspools and removes llrblfi and dead nnlmnll ll reduced Drlou N. 16th. Tel. 1779, HAT RENOVATING, ernler & Kerr, Kerr, 17th 8t M54 9 — LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICE, 410 st Nat. Bk. b'lg.x. OLD hats made new. practicai hatters, 207 N. NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., Ist floor N. Y. Life bld; attorneys and collectors every- where. o4 J. M. MACFARLAND, 819 N. Y, L. Bid 6599—-Oct 22 LAWN MOWERS, SHARPENED. P. Melcholr, 13th & Howard. P AU LOCKSMITH, C. R. HEFLIN, 509 N, 16th St. 'Cel. 8974, ————— MEDICAL. LIQUOR HABIT cured in three da cured., podermics. Tl clrculsrl Glllln {nl(llule, 20 8. l‘lh. ~ 95 LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pllls are the bell. Safe, rellable. other. Send 4c., stamps, for particulars. "Relle( for lelal o In letter by return Ask you gist. Chichester Chemlcnl Co., Pmluaelgm- Pa. MUSICAL. THOS. J. KELLY, voice. Davidge Biock. —369 PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 152 Dou , C. , Bemis, Paxton block. 4 TO 5 P. C. money, Be n, bioc! MONEY to loan for hufldln‘ ui jes. W. H. Thomas, First Nat'l Bink m% P MONEY TO LoAl-cllA'r'l‘El.I. Furniture, parlor, dining, bedroom, library ‘furniture, leather couch, easy chairs, rookwood par- lor tables, odd chairs, rockers, mahogany bookease, wrmn’ desk, mantle mirrors clocks, pictures, imported bric-a-brac, ofl paintings, rugs, lace curtains, brass beds, DLy i Shiteiers ! Sioe Ty upright pinno, These goods must be seen to be appreciated. Sell separately: call at 138 N. 3th avenue. O—M272 10x WANTBD—C k second house south of Country club, WANTED, al b 4 ST, AN housemork, llrl. lmrd twe ! Ase wages: permanent place to re- ll-blo |1rl ress P I. Bee. C-113 3ox YOUNG girl to_assist. in _ o house k; vuhlu..utwo in family. 2517 Br"a‘:;l”gut.n WANTED, Jritcluss 1adles’ tatlor, ‘Morris, 1408 Farnam. (I WANTED, w man for genernl housework in famlly of four; no children. O. N. Unthank, Arllnl’lon. Neb. C—-M17T9 § Afl' . ladies to learn hllrdreuln., eu‘rln"or'::lclll‘ massage; "undcr{ul o) uates; wa t WERKIy . buiny® Atason Hows an enrr ks nses fore completin LI" rite, oler. College, 103 Dougias Bt, o " L s = WANTED—A lbod NOK “IA B A. _ Cudany, ith ™ cisg & AGENTS wanted for household necessit Address Pralrie Extraet Co., Cvmam;;é Neb. 10x WANTED—Sewing in families. Address, P 81, Bee. %00 1x WANTID—GI!I for eneral housework in family of three. Bo. 10th st. WANTED--A nurse girl. 2610 Dewey FOR RENT-HOUSES. g room and kitchen Dewey Ave. Cail ™ BEDBOOM sets, dinin; furniture for sale. between 9 and 12 FOR lu.l:.—non!l , WAGONS, ETC, MONROE sells pleasure vehicles at 811 N. I6th St P—019 HARRY FROST'S Carriage and Wagon ‘Works is on corner of Mth and Leaven- worth. P2 COUPE-ROCKAWAY in excellent condl- tion at great bargain. At CDIIInl'L:!L\'Alham FOR SALE-—Good band wn’on cost $300; 00d a8 new; price, $1%. Juo. E. Burns, ribner, Neb. P—Md0S 11x EAS TO GET TO PAY Best explains our methods. We loan on n.mltur-. ianos, warehouse receipts, ete, Or it ave a4 permanent position” we can max ol & without ucurny. txc!pl )our own ment to repay. Our service is qulck nnd confidential and we always try to please. All that we ask la that vou Sive us'a call efore you borrow elsewh b l(yHA MORTGAGE LOAV CO., 119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 2265, (El‘lb"lh’d 1892). 306 8. 16th BL s SALARY LOANS FURNITURE LOANS Reliable Credit Co, E ton Block, Rooms 37-¥8, Paxton Block. . S S e S A i i 4 FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. m}.fl:f.}.}d"flalumonm. u; first-class shape. at one-half price. or address, 1620 Farnam St. 1IRON & wire (enct‘l. tree guards, Ir lises. Western Anchor Fence Co., 26 N. SE ONDHAND blllllrd and pool llbhl billlard tables repaired; u large sock of bar fixtures, clgar counter: l 0 'lhe runswick-Balke Gollender Go 8. l0th St, q—um M in all parts of the clly R. C. Peters & Co., Bee HOUSES ik HOUSES, tnsurafice. finT.v-n.'Buker Bik. | D9 in all parts of the city. P Bavia 8.5 Bee i“;." et Omaha Van Blou o Fltnam, or Tels, 1669- HOUSES & 'l'() IO\’ ;Hllll F‘Oll RENT, tenroom bnule. modern, and rn, in_West Farnam district. Wm. Pclltr. Rec,, No. 38 Brown Blk. D—M624 "OR RENT, &rooln houu 2563 Woolworth 420 per mon! oBsessi: R R R NICE ¢-room modern, Tel. %8 FOR RENT. double Kountze Pld $30.00. D- modern house st D-Mi1% ' olce Phon- 1016, D--4 m close in, to "'}:‘ fi / » Morton, S1348 N 1?"1..:. AT BARKER HOTEL, OMAHA ; Passenger “elevator, 1%-in, doors and windows, ra- *diators, plumbing, marble tile, lath, 2x4's— Ba Q—Mi02 6x 119 Farnam Q9% goods and relics. MONEY LOANED O TURE, PIANOS, L. lVl'_ STOCK, SALARIES, ETC. Low rates and easy terms. Business Confidential Try s} if you want to save money. é NIX CREDIT CO., 633 Plxlnn Block 16th and Fnrn;cm Sts, TARGEST BUSINESS 1 SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, sters, boarding houses, etc.. without se- curity; easiest terms; 40 offices in_prin- urnl cities. Tolman, 440 Board or r.a. IthhY loaned on nllln note to al ople; business confidential; lowest rat El %’ux(on block. The J. A. Hu!;l‘m Co. MONEY loaned on nlllluu, turnl!ur. ]ew- elry, horses, cows etc. C. F. Reed, ms 13. m{A'x'rm. salary and ’gwe]rv Toans n'uy Loan Co,, R 8 Barker Block. Bl HA FOR SALE-—Several scholarships in a firsts clas standard school in Oma ing complete course in busine hand and typewriting. Inquire n_&.. omc mn SALI'.-—CNI business. Capital r 1) -y B 2 b&u red, ‘" . fr or sale In carload lots. Dhen oo ‘car 1300mn Neo TELEPHONE POLE llmbe Shihan 2onoe: ook Pling: " ll& as Address, __Q-Mwr FOR SALECrane hydraullc elévator; can be used either pussenger or frelght; com- plete; iron gui cags an. wire en- closure. J‘ Brlnd s & Son. Q888 10 PAIR hmz p&w, i 2 dlll:n:t kinds. Behoes [234—-8x IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, ull Fw‘ machines during IPE(‘IAI. sale of takkl week at Collins Pilgi Co. Carnival 8 1Tth & Stor- wv 486, Office, 1713 #;lllfl st D807 I'OR BALE-Bet “Messages and Papers of Presiden mt‘fl. terms ony _II Mary's 8x. mn SALE—One first burner, good euauu 1& FO! FOR BALE, good grocery and butcher's fix- tures, including ice box. Inquire 2763 Far- nam. Y867 FOR BALE, ffty shares of a $25,000 Na- tional bank in Central Nebraska town. Stock pays 4 per cert semi-upnually and is u safe, canservative investment. Ad- dress P 88, FOR SALE, an old lished liquor bust ness murrel house); good trad tion. Owner has other interes ee. FOR SALE. furniture and four 7“:: forty city water and electric 1 repair and well furnish to get cut of the hotel hullne- For fur- ther information address Hotel Charters, Allfance, Neb. Y619 WHEN you 'I'll'll ;e.{my lelllokr‘ .uh; property or business quick, see Jn inson, 83 N Y. Life. X year ’l‘h FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. ke, o st THE RIGHT PLACE FOR THE RIGHT beautiful bullding of in a well-located lo- umly South Omaha, where they are doing the business. Wil be the market for one week n u very lo Hoe. - Party will take cottage in Omans part payment. the 'Il.' heat lwem old loea- | = GRAIN AND STOCK FARM FOR SALE— 1,500 acres deeded land, 600 acres In culti- ; six-room frame house; frame barn, granary in barn for 2o bushels grain: corn crib, 14x32 feet; also one 8x32 feet; granary, 12x32 feet. Fine Elack loam soll; good gfass land and good tarm land. Only five miles e of Aeaimo, Nebraska, ' adjoining Victoria Creek, one of the earliest uenlsmenm ln Custer LOH“‘{ Price, $22,600; ., balance to sult purchaser, We will .mpi oae-third tc one-half of nurchase price of this ranch in farm lands located in central or eastern Nebraska or western Towa. WILLIS CADWELL, BROKEN BOW, NEB RE--168—11 ELEGANT home and farm of 2% acres oining Bennet, Neb. Address Box 13, nnet, Neb. RE-M83% 08 SPLENDID Platte Valley sugar. beet lnd alfal of 160 acres at $20.00 m. to Jrade for house and lot"in s quick. Payne Investment St 1 ite Bldg g Modern house of 7 rooms. l“lh ncre, Omaha. company, R SALE T uire 18 - So. In- fiE—MIlZ 10 " For One Week Only I will offer you the most Leuuuruuy 1o~ cated acre property just east of Benson, right across the street from the Orphan: age. Lays high and sightly, overlookin Fenson and within a block or block and one-half of the stret car, for e oane thvestighte this tmedis as 1 t'.'a‘" only a few days in which io sell this prope") LOVGREN, aia7 Paston Block RE-M32% 6 SEVERAL BIG BARGAINS IN RANCHES. wo&f"’ Platte valley, Lincoln Co., only 1440 acres Lincoln Co.; table ranch. Only 32,60 per acre. 5| ¥T3;acres Platie valiey, on U. P. Ry. Only Lijates Platte valley, on U. P. Ry. Only SEND FOR FULL PARTICULARS. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO, Main Floor New York Lite Bidg. RE—Mi22 7 cHAS. Williamson Co., ¥ Naw! RE—9%1 HOUSES and lots in all pe parts rts of it ty; also acre properyy. and farm lands. The O. F. vis Co., Room 508, fluhldl RE—9%0 A_COMPORTABLE home fof sale. If you are looking for & nfce pleasant piace at a bargain let me show you a 6-room cot- tage, modern except furnace, on ed street, right down town. W.' N. 446 Bee Bldg. ATTORNEYS, 3 M. MACFARLAND, 33 N, ¥. L l;l& R AR {4 ACCORDION PLEATING, GOLDMAN, 200 Douglas block. s BICYOLES, BARGAINS i bicycles; second-hand phegis 88 and up; see Fieacher, 16 Capi tol Ave. L R —— LN BALE TIES. e | OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 16th. e CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, Iring ‘L}'é klnud: 071;?' nu -ork 5‘“0& b Bamind 1ake"Sh. = Clllllll‘olllfll. DR. ROY, rooms 2.3, 1606 Farnam st. DETECTIVES, ‘Qi".-fi“"‘“"" N - E. D. KECK, Volce Teacher, Dl;lsl‘d LETOVSKY'S ORCHESTRA. Tel. L-2684. —602 LERKOWSKY, violin. R. 10, Withuell blk. J M—401 N& —_— OSTEOPATHY. Johnson Institute, 616 N. Y. Lite Bldg, T. 1ost The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bidg. T. ) Atzen & F\r'cl! Paxton Blk 604-7. T 1365, R GRACE DELGAN 82 N. Y. 2686. PATENTS, H J COWOlLlfiWo fee unless Iuccelllul 415 8. 15th S, Omaha. Tel. 1798, PATENTHuel & lustrated patent book free. Tel. 1623, M-570 N15x ——eee e PAWNBROKERS. BAGLE Loan Office. Rellable, accommodat- in; all busincas confidential. ‘130l Dougls, SANITORIUM, OMAHA Florence Sanitorium. Red 2834; 1 bik. w. of car line, City phone. i — . MU N STORAGE, OM. Van Stor. Co., i6113% Farn. Te SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. _ VAN BANT'S school. 713 NY. Ll!e' Rullnn. & Shorthand College. Boyd Theater. e} STAMMERING AND ) STUTT TINNERS. G. B. KOCH, %th and Maple. Tel TICKET BROKERS, CUT_RATE rallroad ticketa everybody. P H. Philbin, 1506 Farnam. 'Phone POSTOFFICE NOTICE. &fiho ld be read DAILY by I.Il in .r-l.d. ges may occur at any tim n‘n malls for the week ending Oecto- ber 10. 1903, close (PROMPTLY in all cases) at the General Postoffice as fol- lows: PARCELS-POST MAILS close one bout earlier than cluln’ time shown be- low. Parcels-Post Malls for Germany close ats p. m l(ondll‘ Wednesday and Friday. o'uhr lnd lupphmtnllry malls close I b la than mlricl. via Colon, clo nour later at Forelgn Station), Transatl e Malls, TUESDAY—At 8:30 a. m. for {TALY ab|.re§: i urg and Bre Yyt 8w, for lr.uiorz )lw York, l;‘ thampton. n for HETHERI.A DS dh‘.cl. terdam (mall fl be "per u..llh tterdam” ( oy o &?’ ry 10 -0:.) loz'i:‘unopu .up AY—At 63 8. m. lo' EURO! .mu's vis Plyi TR A e el A0 2 POSTOFFICE NOTICE. “Cherbourg Hamburg (mail for France directed “per & s Fuerst a.m. for FRANCE, l Y, SPAIN, PORTUGAL, GREECE, mu‘llsu I\DIA and LORENZO MARQU La vin Havre l||| Yor urope must be directed aine”) DA 0 p. m. for AZORES IIU \NDB prr 8. 8. Vancouver, from Bos- —At 4:30 a m. for EUROP per Etruria, via Queenstown; at § R m. for BELGLUM direct, per 8. 8. 1in- land | must be directed “per 8. &, Fin land"); at 8:30 a. m. for ITALY direet, per £ s, Hohengollern (mail must, be -umma H nzollern'); at S:30 m. 08 mo for EUROPE, per Marfa Theresia, via Piym- g and Bremen; at 9:20 D direct, )‘n‘r 8 8 Al be dirdeted Anchoria™). *PRINTED MATTE takes printed matter, al and samples for Germany onlf'. The samé class of mail matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent lv“ this ship un- Iy directed steamer apers Stotne_ Bupplementary Mails named above, addi- tional Supplementary Mails are opened on the piers of the American, English, French and German steamers, and remain n until within Ten Minutes of the hour oF Balling of steamer. Malls for South and Central America, Went Indies, Ete. TUBSDAY—At 930 u. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for CENTRAL AMIERICA (e cept Cosia Rica) and BOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per . 8. Seguranca, via Colon lmnll {ar Guntemala, must e directed at NT]NP‘ SRTETAY ana PRRAGAY, Cervantes. DNE![\,\Y At 11:30 a. m. for GUADE- LO! MARTINIQUE, TRINIDAD, per s. 8. . m. (supplementary HOMAS, ST. CROIX, wl¥l)\\.um C 1 p. for INICAN RE- l’ TBLIC, k THURSDA Vigllancia (nmfl for Mexio, Campeche and Vera Grus must be directed ‘per s. 8. Vigllancia’ m, (supple- mentary 12330 . m.) for !xAuA\(As per 8. 8 Seneca (mall for Mexico, via Ta pico, must be directed “‘per s. s. Seneca’) av 7 p. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND, per Corean, Irom Phllnd(lphl FRIDAY—A 10 for GRE AD,\ TRINIDAD ang “C1UDAD BOLIVAR, . & Maracas: at 12 m. for GUAN AMO and SANTIAGO, per 5. 8. Clenfue- Tmust be directed -per 8. 5. Clen- ). SATORDAY—At 4 a. m. for NORTHERN BRAZIL, per s. 8. Polycarp, via Para and Mangos; at § . m. for BERMUDA, per Pretoria; at 30 a. m, (supplementary a. m) for CURACAO and VEN Dec k. 5. Mhracalbo. (mudi. for ang Cartagena must be directed . Maracai at 9 a. m. for SRTO RICO, per s . Ponce, via Ban Juan; at 9:80 o m. (supplementary 10:3) o “tor . FORTUNI ~ IBLAND, JA: MAICA SAVANILLA CARTAGENA and YTOWN, Valencia (mail for Seth Mexico. NN per s. s. Merchant Prince; at 10:30 a (sapplementary 11:30 a. m.) for HAIT], per s. 8. Flandria. Malls Forwarded Overland, Ete, Ex- cept Transpacific. - CUBA—Via Florida, ctoses at this office daily, except Thuréday, at §6:30 a. m. (the connecting _mails close here on Wednes- days and Saturdays via Tampa, and on Monday: M at this office daily, except Sunday, at 1:30 :30 p. m. Sundays at 1 p. nd 1] WF‘OUNDLKND—By rail to North Syd- and thence by uleamer. close I at this office daily at (connect- ing mails close here every Monday, Wed- needay and Saturday. JAMAlCA—Hy vall to Boston, and thence by steamer, closes at this office at 6.3 p. Tuesday and Thursday. MIQUELON—By rail to Boston, and thenoe by steamer, closes at this office ally al BELIZ, bUitREo "CORTEZ and GUATE: ALA—By rall o New <Orleans, and lhanco by steamer, closes at this office xespt dunday, at 4180 p. "m. m, 11:30 p. m. mail Rioses Mondays at rg COSTA RICA~BY rall to thence by steamer, closes ll this office dally, except Sunday, at §1:30 p. m., and §11:30 p. m., Sundays at §1 p. m. and , 1:30 p, \l.omlecllni mafl closes here fiesaays at $11:% §Registered mall clolu! ll E p. m. previous day. m. e pacific Ma HAWAII, JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP- PINE IBLANDS, via Sun Francisco, close here daily at 630 p. m. up to October floth, ‘inclusive, for despatch per 8. 5. Nip- AEVSIRALIA (except West), FIJI ISL- ANDS and NEW CALEDONIA, via Van- couver and Victoria, b. ciose here via Tacoma, clo 30 p. m. up to October § espatch per 8. 8. Olympla. via San_Francisco, close her at 6:30 p. m. up to October §i2th, for despatch per s. s. Ala- CHINA and JAPAN, via Beattle, rlu»e here dail; 30 p. m. up to October §14 in- clufi \e for despaich Ehlnflno Maru. HAWAll JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP. PINE lBLAX\DE via Ban Francisco, clos here dall. 6:30 p. m. up to October 18th, inclus! w. for despatch per s. 8. ber iberia. TAHITI and MARQUESAS I8LANDS, via cisco, close here dally at 6: - up D 15 October JHist, Inciusive, foF es- Mari| pRAETERING TelANDS. yia San Fran- cisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to Qctober §21th, inclusive, for despatch per transport, CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C., close here daily &t 8:30 p. 10 O« Dber §27th, inclusive, for de: pe. Empress of Japan. Merchandise for U. 8. Postal Agency at hanghai cannot be forwarded via Can- da.), NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA West), NEW CAL] EDONTA, FLII, OA and HAWAIL via San rluu hura dally at 6:30 ber inclusive, for Blerra Kitd ing the Brilllh mail for New Zealand does not arrive in time to connect with this Jdespatch, extra malls—closing_at 5:30 a. m., 9:30 a. m. and 6:30 p. m.; Sdnduf at a. m. and 6:3 p. m.—-will be p and forwarded until the arrival of the Cunard steamer.) OTE—Unless otherwise addressed, West tralla 5 forwarded via Burope; and New Zealand and Philippines via San isco—the quickest routes. Philip- pecially addressed “via Canada” or urope” must be fully prepald at the foreign rut Hnwnll is forwarded via San Fran xclusiv Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of salling dally and the schedule of closing is arranged on the presumption of their uilinterrupted overland transit. §Regis- tered mafl closes at 6 p. m. previous day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster. Postoffice, New York, N. Y., October 2, 1903, . ____ _ _ __ _ ] clusive, for HAWAIL dally lncllul\ e, per 8. 8. (except , SAM- Sespatol GOVERNMENT NOTICES, TREABURY DEPARTMENT, WASF INGTON, October 1, 1%3.—Sealed propo will be recelved ‘at ‘this department unt o'clock p. m., Monday, October 15, 1903, mnnulnclurln{ end placing in complete workin in the U. 8. court- house and postofiice hulldln’ Omaha, Neb., certain quartered white and plain oak fu niture, golden oak finish. Drawings, speci- fications and blank forms of proposal can be obtained upon application to the depart- ment. Partial bids will not be considered. The depa~tment reserves the right to reject any and all bids, and to waive defects Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check in the sum of 10 per cent of the aggregate amount thereof, drawn to the order of the secretary of the treasury, as a guarantee of good faith. Proposals should addresscd 1o the secretary of the treas- “{! Washington, D. C.. and _indorsed. roposal for Furniture 1. 8. Courthouse DR, acting cecretar osition, 1 'ostoffice, Omaha, b H. A. TAY- 06-12M mm-muu Fast Chicago. foren S0 A &0 8 RAILWAV TIME CARD, Fast (Chicago. 8t. Paul.. Fast Mail. Local Sioux Norfolk & Lincoln & Chiengo, Rock I IMT. Arrive. Chicago Daylight L't'd.a !,I am a 350 Chicago Daylight Local.a 7: Chicago EXprass. Des Molnes Express Chicago Fast Expr i o pm ® pin D110 hm 5:3 pm a 1:% pm WEST. Rocky Mountain L't's..u 7:30 am & 7:25 am Lincoln, Colo. Spring:., Pueblo and . 1:80 pm & 5:00 pm C(»la. Texas, and Okiahoma FIyer.......a 5:40 pm a13:40 pm Chieago Great Western Ry. Co. 104 F't. Dodge Expreas. IVJ Ft. Dodge Express. 7 Ft. Dodge Express. 18 Ft. Dodge Express. Unilon Pacific, Qyerland Limited... Eastern Express The Atlantic Express.... The Colorado Speclal. Chicago Special. Lincoln, Beatrice lhd slrnm-hur. Express Josiie . g% 3 3288 &% > (‘I\k‘u.u Daylight. hlc-(u Fast Chi, Limited. . Des olnu Express Wabnash, 8t Lunln “Cannon Ball" re Coun< 915 am ,010:00'pm WEBSTER DEPOT—15TH & WERSTER Chicage, St. Pa Omaha. Twin Clty Passenge: Bloux City Passe) Oakland 1.ocal Minneapolis & and Wyoming Divi Leave. Black Hills, Deadwood, Lead, Hot Springs....a 8:00 pm wy Casper and ouglas’ Hasting: 3 City, Buperior, Geneva, Exeter and Seward. Missourt Nebraska Weeping Wal a 5:00 pm © 5:00 pm b §:00 pm «b 4:10 pm 10:35 am BURLINGTON STATION=10TH & MASON Chicago, Burlington & Quiney. Leave. Arrive. Chicago Speclal 7:00 a Chicago Chicago Kansas City Day Ex...a 9:15 am 8t. Louls Flyer.. a 525 pm Kansas City Night Bx..a10:45 pm & Burlington & Missouri River. Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoln . Nebraska %xpress. Denver Limited.. Black Hills and Buget Bound BXpross, ... <;al1:10 pm Colondn Vestibuled Llncoln Fast Mail b 2:62 pm Fort Crook snd Pln(u- mouth o b 8:156 pm Bell o'& o' Jo 7:50 pm. Bellavuo & Plnll\o Jet, a D-H& b Dally ozon t Ilndu. except Saturday, e B;l y except SOIL IS IN FAIR CONDITION Plenty of Moistur: Winter Wheat is Looking Well in Most 3 Sections. The crop report given out by the Burlings ton officials for the week ending October 3 states that light rains have fallen in the ex- treme eastern and western parts of the ter- ritory and the sofl {s generally In fair con- dition, although it Is getting rather dry an the western division, especially along the Cheyenne division between McCook and Akron. The work of fall plowing and seed- ing fs progressing rapldly with the light winds and some of this work already is completed. Some of the early sown wheat is out of the ground and growing rapidly. It is estimated that the acreage of small grain this year will exceed that of last year. The weather has been favorable for thresh- ing and considerable has been done. With the dry warm weather and the strong south winds in the corn belt the late corn is ma- turing rapidly and 30 or 40 per cent is now in condition not to be damaged by the heavy trosts and of the early corn 50 per cent of the crop was reported safe at the time of the last report. If the weather coltinues warm and dry for the next ten days it will bring in all the corn that can be matured, The crop of sugar beet is very large and the harvest is well on. Some late hay ha: been put up and the pastures and meadows are generally in fair condition. SOFTNESS OF SEALSKIN, Is Rivaled’ by Huama Dandruff i Eradieate Sealskin is admired the world over for its softness and glossiness, and yet the human hair is equally as soft and glossy when healthy, and the radical cause of all hair trouble is dandruff, which is caused by a pestiferous parasite that saps the vitality of the hair at its root. Newbro's Herpicide is the only preparation that is fatal to the dandruff germ. Without dandruff there 1s no falling hair, but & luxuriant growth of glossy, soft hair is certain. Tcouring the scalp wom't cure dandruff. Kill the dan- druff germ. Thousands of women owe thelr beautiful suits of hair to Newbro's Herplcide. 8old by leading druggists. Send 100 in stamps to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. Bherman & McConuell Drug Co., special agent: CARNIVAL DAY IN THE. COURT Festival of Dea In. with gvvr Hun- dred Cases Engaged by Judge Berka. Monda¥ was court. With “carnival day” in police seventy-two arrests on the carnival grousds Satdrday night and 108 cases in all to dispose of, Judge Berka found time only to glance at each offender and simply say, “One dollar and costs,” o¢ “Discharged,” according as the case might be. From the tales told the judge It ap- pears that the girls, whom the police were anxlous to protect and in consequence issued an ironclad order intended to re- strain those who can’t quit throwing con- fettl, were the aggressors in nearly every instance. The judge saw fit to fine about one-fifth of those who appeared before him on the charge of disorderly conduct on the Midway, but in mast of the cases the fine was remitted and the oftender allowed to go. The carnival grounds, when thronged with sightseers as it was Saturday night, did flot appeal to the judge as the proper place for hugging, and he told severa! of the wan-faced young men who came within range of his judiclal gaze as much in brief, forcible language. “Deport yourselves as gentlemen,” the judge admonished, “and then you will pot bs humiliated by having to ome bere.” — Those who use “Garlands” Mot"auh“-".wv-::llm