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

SPECIAL NOTICES S Advertisements for thess eolumns These advertisements mast be run commscntively. Advertisers, by requesting & num- bered oheck, can have answers ad- @ressed to a numbered letter i care “ The Bee. Answers se addressed will SITUATIONS WANTED. YOUNG man who s handy around the house desires a place to work for room and ‘boacd: is engaged about ¢ hours a ay. Address 8 7. Bee. 29 9x FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, DESIRABLE Farnam. rooms, FOR light housekeeping. 1112 8. ith, _ first class _loeation. M08 12x FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. GOOD board for gentleman and wife use of neatly furnished cottage, th Ave. F. TWO or three beautiful modern newly papered; very ]Ilgh for ties without chi M5 N. 17th. FURNITURE PACKING. Plefson & Lundberg, 115 8. FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, 17th. Tel. L-238. H-1 wAN'rw.-D by young man in gents' or lad- furnishings or hat or shoe depart- men(n [ood nrmnvu and thoroughly . y A—M43 9% WANTED-MALE HELP. sale purposes at 916 Bullding suitable for whole- 6 Farmam, 2x%, four stories and firse-class cemented basement, fire and burgiar proof vault, of- counter and fixtutes. For price particulars_inquire C. Rosewater, se: [olaLy the Bes Buliding Co., room 104, 1 FALL TERM DAY AND Nl STUDENTS ADMITTED A‘l‘ AhY TIME. Boyles College NEW' YORK LIFk BLDG. BUSINESS, IHOMIHANU, 'um.\\lu’r- ING, GLIBH. Appl; for le .. ply ogu B0l —M537 FOR RENT-The bullding formerly occu: piad by The Bee at #16 Farnam st. pes rlnl and a busement, )y The Bee ‘lnll “wili be rented very reabon ted apply at office of C. secretary, room 10 Bee b\llldlrg ¥, ond It has which was room. it Rose- 3-STORY and basement, 22x100; 1006 Farnam #t. Inquire 314 First. at'l Bank B4 o s Vi1 AGENTS WANTED. OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 17th ang Lo DA 'AND NiGHE Sesions. term n:: 0. Hlml‘:‘m.a ine‘l' every day. Bhorthand taught by mail. Advartising matter free. Address: ROUHRBOUGH BROS., Omabha, N OOOD messengers 'ln(bd flrll-cllll DCY . T, wu;u 8. 13th. WANTED, nn(i::‘lnu-l wood turner u; n‘z‘l}u ‘wages. coln Sash, r 3 Co., Lincoin, N.b B3 Wmlb, for U. 8. army, able-bodied, ‘men, between uges of 21 and %, Citizony of Uhited Btates, of good charac- ter and temperate habits, who can spea' read and write English. ' For information -pvly to recrulting officer, 16th and Dodge + Omaha, and Beatrice, Neb. B-M164 WANTED — C;ln\'mllng. agents in every county to_ solicit subscripuons to THE TWENTIETH CENTURY y FARMER. Steady employment with assured good in- oot Agents in the country wit buggy ufi clally desired. mnkn e 0 M bufldlnl‘ Omlhu SEVEN newly Moody DOLLARS A DAY, for sellin; patented machine to & Beard, Richland C-nler, Wis. 450 14x WANTED-TO BU to $100_per month. Ad- stury Farmer Solicitors’ "}";‘3“ | it '3 farmers, DON'T give your mrm}u}- and carpets away. J Levine price. 306 Noith Toth Bt FOR SALE~FURNITURE. the highest cas! N—M281—16 h HISREY . MEN wanted to learn barber trade; thor- Wllfhiy tical course, free work, care- hstractors; few weexs Completes o, S '(":fid N f mv etin Ci 0 Tite, Soier Barver Contae 1%z Dousggan Bt WANTEDTwo_agents at once; ;o&d sl ary; city work. C. F. Adame Co, 1619 Howard st. B—-M2 AO“'I‘. wanted. AMM- Pr.hh Exlrlcl Co., Omaha, Neb. FIRST CLASS sewer foreman. Give ref- -y perience and wages expected. 309 Younlvrmln 'u Des Hnlnel. Towa. B-M{ls 109 FIRST CLAII pick and shovel men to S e e Fousien u Bol ‘0., 309 Younger- man Bldg., Des l(mu. I o FULL line of hard coal stoves now on sale. Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge St. 0—242 FOR SALE. Furniture, consisting of parlor, bedroom, leather _library Jeather couch, easy chairs, rook 044 chairs, rockers, mahogan: mal ‘furniture, wood par- v Tpright Piano. These §oods must be seen ppreciated. Sell separately: ca o—u’¥ th avenue ALE—~HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. ROE sells pleasure vehicles at 811 N. MONROE sells 1 WANTED. man to do both tinning _and o to Wyomin, wages, *{:_“‘h rtido Hardware o By, W Todd, Murtay o Opichar rese B—M#63 10x ne 8o~ Omaha -M452 tf ‘WANTED, good experienced that un- “’:'.l“w the feeding of E:lncu;u ';wr fancy trade. Frye Br nn com- oy, Seattte, " Wash. . WANTED-FEMALE HELP, Girla. Call Canadian th & irie. office, Dodge. 'wm'mp—xumuul‘ tors in horse ‘hnkn dc%nrlmonl Bemis Omaha Bag C: T el s o i A A A o YOUNG girl to assist In housework; no washing; two in family. 217 Bflll 8t. ll.l WANTED‘H cl.ll Ildhl llllnr Ilul HARRY FROSTS Carriage’ and Worn Wi ‘agon on corner of lith and Leaven- P IA.LI-OM‘ Mnd wagon; cost $300; price, § mflnn no. E. Burns, P—M40s 11x ANHOP buggy, rubber IIM 1 .Ino.n.dlthn. for sale cheap. Afldl‘eu! CH. a ton, FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, TELEPHONE POLES; long fir Cibken Tence; ouk pulng. N Douglas, BALE, secondhand _locomoblle, nm-chn Shape. or address, 162 Farnam St fine S 6 P. two-seated open carriage, harness phaeton, 607 N. 19th. P43 timber; one-half prici u CQIIA- IRON & wire fences, tree guards, trellises. ‘Western Aucho. Fence Co., 206 N. ITth St Qv CATALOGUE cut drul Drlcel free. Sher- Omaha. man & McConnell Drug Co., ED, woman for g general housework &mny of four; no children. 0. Un ank, Arllnnnn. Neb. C—MiT9 WANTED. ladies to learn hllrflre—ln‘ ‘manicuring or faclal massage; demund o ngr JEraduntes = e w - ow; can ‘ears xt Ridier A NEW / and 2dhand typewriters. 1119 Farnam. Q-9 l DAILY BEE: FRIDAY OCTOBER 9, 1003 OMAHA REAL ESTATE CANNOT BE BOUGHT AT A LOWER PRICE THAN NOW YOU'LL SEE THE BARGAINS IN THE BEE PERSONAL. FoR SALE~REAL ESTATE. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. ital during _confinement; bables ado Hr Mrs. Gardels, 2234 Laki Tel. Red-1 V-0 BOSTON Umbrella Mfg., 006 816, Tel. 1617, Umbrellas, pdrasols re-covered, repaired or made. ANY disease cured by me. Prof. Johnson, PRIVATE_ hos, TIMBER! TIMBER! THE best lovestment. Large or small tracts Reference furnished. Write your wants. SIMONS & REAK)NER.RE?'hhnd Ore. medh‘h- bought of | 0. 'IG (leha nx rooms. In- RE—M212 10 FOR SALE-Modern house o( & quire 613 So. 19th. # TUNING, pianc or organ repairing. Per- |~ field Plano Co., 1 Bee 1; g B SUPERFLUOUS halr, warts and moles permanently removed by electricity; eon- Rultation free and confidential; ail work guaranteed. Miss Allender, 42 N. Y. U—~M263 10x IT 18 NOT the band that makes the music but the new Universal Zonophone that FREE HOMESTEADS. Your last chance in Minnesota to_ secure a_ beautiful home FREE. The 10th of November the government will open 750,000 acres of fine farming lands at Cass Lake, Minn. Send $1.60 to Fred Clark, Cass ' Lake, Minn., for full information about these valuable claims. Don't wait until it is too late. RE—M#7 0x ———————— A. C \'A‘\? SANT'S uhwl '" N Y I.Jfl NEB. Business & Shorthand College. ‘Theater. TINNERS, B:g'l Chicago & Yorthwestern, “The \uflnwmnn Line." rn: Chicago am §:00 pm Local Sioux City. . 5:10 am | Baylight 8t Paui | Daylight Chicago | Limited Chicago Local Carroll.. | Fast' chi —'-':-':‘s: - o b 8550 am a10°%5 am b10:8 am s Express. ines Express G B KOC’" uth lnd lllpll Tel "l'_ TICKET BROKERS, railroad_tickets everybody H. Philbin, 186 Farnam. ‘Phone i< C}:T RATE -_—— UPHOLSTERING, is now playh at the Collins Plano Co. one-half block north of the Carnival en: trance. The One Price Music F u[?“ % ) MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. ATTORNEYS. .1 M. MACFARLAND, n. N. Y L BM‘ —“fl GATE CITY, 17%6 8t Mary's ave. Tel. e —————— POSTOFFICE NOTICE. ACCORDION l’l-‘l'l'l‘(l. GOLDMAN, 200 Dvllllu hl\x-k _— WANTED, ity loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith & Co., Farnam St. FARM and_city_loans, low T o H Aloman, First Natl Bank Bidg. 'm 11588 e OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co,, §i North 16th. o PRIVATE mohey. lhervood‘ 07 e . Y. Life. CARPENTERS AND Jfll\'l‘fi!. ALL kinds of carpe romptly attens h and Lake S “ANTID real estate loans and warrants. R. C. Pefers & Co., Bee Bldg. W% FIVE PER CENT loans. Farnam. nter vork and repairing Ochiitree, —0 Garvin Bros., 164 \.I to. W46 PRIVATE money. CHIROPODISTS. F. D. Wead, 1520 Douglas. Wt 770§ P. C. money, Bemis, Paxtop block. DR. ROY, rooms 23, 1506 an}um’;xm 2 MO\EY “to loan “for h\lfldlng u H. Thomas, First Nat'l Benl TO GET EASY 3% Best_explains our methods. We loan on firniture, pianos, warehouse recelpts, etc. OF if you have 4 permanent ition’ we ‘can make you u 48 ARY LOAN without nflunl\ except your own agree- ment to repay. Our service is guick and confidential and we always try to please. All that we ask is that you give us & call before you borrow elsewhere. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 228, (Established 1892). 36 5. i6th S "SALARY LOANS FURNITURE LOANS Reliable Credit Co, Rooms 307-38, Paxton Block. . I TR B D MONEY LOANED ON RNITURE, PIANOS, LIVE BTOCK, ye SALARIES, ETC. Low rates and easy terms. B' Iness Co?fltflc:.fll‘l v 0 save mioney. Try \ll i hu '“anDl and Farnam Sts. 683 Paxton xm ue- DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS, WHILE in the city DON't FORGET to VISIT the Standard Garment Cutting College, 621 Paxton Bik. 2 — DANCING ACADEMY. CHAMBERS' adull beglnners now formin Tuesaays and Salurda¥s, § p. m., com- mencing October 2. Private lessons any ume. 1ith and Douglas. Office 'phone, 171 Residence, Al74b. After October 15, 2424 Farnam St. Chambers' children's classes Wednesdays, 4-p. m., Saturdays, ! p. m., commenc.ng October l. —6d MORAND' B 16th and Harne classes now forming for children; Wed., 4:15 p, m.; Sat., 10 4. m_and 3 p. m. Adults, Tnu and Fri., § p. m. Assemblies Wed., § p. Classes alwiys open to beginners. Private lessons daily. For terms and plnlr‘ulnrl call or Tel. 1041. 0 N5 F_________.W — — DETECTIVES, T. CORMACK, 617 Karbach block. oot = erE——————— DRESSMAKING. KEISTER'S Ladles' Talldring College, 1705 Cuming St. Write for booklet. —966 IN FAI[UESv Mise Etul’fl)'- 54 N. 20th. M449 Nsx _EXPERT ACCD“‘I‘II‘. G. R RATHE B, Coml Natl ‘Bank. rm-un-m«!boonupsng_'?;le. HESS & SWOBODA, la"hnuu -9 L HENDERSON, forisk 18 Farnam, St IIO lmlnd on plain note Ifl,llllrl.fl S S T ENEY 1&0 tial; lowest rates. 14 Paxton hlock The J. A. Hutton Co. X954 ONEY loaned on nos, furniture, jew- “elry horses, cows mg. C. F. Reed, Fflt and jewelty loans, Foloy arker Block. Surits 3 Tasiest terme; 0 mPuycmu. Tolman, ‘40 Board of GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bids. el 5. ] GARBAGE., ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cesspools and vaults, removes garbage and dead animals at reduced N. 16th. Tel. 17 CHATTEL, sala: Loan Co., R &, BuSINESS CHANCES. prices. FOR BALE, tures, including nam. Focary and bult‘fyl‘el'l fix- 9805, dpnuses S Bar> AT RENOVATING. smohbuAND billlard and_pool table: Ih.rfl Pee (:l tables repzired u large sock bar fixtures, clga Th' fll nlllck Balke 8. INDIAN goods goods -and relics. 1119 l-‘am. lleml.r Co., = et leting, - Call ore completin College, lh:pbo ‘u 2% C M9 9x AGENTS wanted for household necoss Address Pruirie Extract Co,, WANTED—A nurse girl. 210 Dewey ave. . C—3%2 -C{-.i! .;nol n -uu n-ny ,""A rl for neral _house work, Mrs. ‘@ meral, 97§ N, ave. 34 VAR Tamiy X wu?fi & thoroughly competent and ex r’:! . cashler. A_&n—. l‘gfifi FOR SALE—Several scholai T oopice Goures t wal e ng compiete eine o ihd and typewriting. Inquir s ah counters, ete. FOR SALE—Coal business. Capital required, (%0000, I B, Bee e “820';" Jne‘;‘l: Ice Co., Lincoln, Neb. o sale in carload lots. Address, OLD hats made Hamser & Kerr, new. ractical hatters, 27 N. 1ith 8t " M54 9 m LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICE, 410 1st Nat. Bk. bldg. -3 FOR SALE, an old uublllned liquor busi- ness (barrel house): e, old_loca: Dwher has other interests. Sagar Bee. Y—-Ms1 % FOR SALE. furniture lnd four (4) year lease, Hotel Charters, Alliance, Neb. "The Charters is a forty (40) room brick hnt.h cu ater and electric lights, is in and well furnished. Owners want ln get out of the hol!l business. For fur- Ih!r information address Hotel Charters, Alllance, Neb. Y819 tion. P B NEW BNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. Y. Life bldg., aftorne: where. and collectors L g W‘HEN you want to buy, sell or excha Property or pusiness quick, sce J Jc nson, . Life. Y- FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. J. M. MACFARLAND, 319 N. Y. L. Bldg. 599—Oct 22 e —————— LAWN MOWERS, CHEI‘RY Drug Store li'inun-. .lncludlw shelvis worth or e bottles, us. Call at lfli 8. %th s Q"‘lfls l‘l J."fl" cnm&lng QM BLATE mantel and $50.00; price $10.00. h st. =< worth SDHAND safe cheap. Deright, unrw. BPECIAL sale of taiki Carnfval week at Coll 8. 17th st. machines durin ns Plano Co. QM3 10 MOUSES, fnsurance. Ringwalt, Barker Blk. Dby FHOUSES § R T IDVI WI m ] LIA llo D910 llelll‘el and Pmll of the President;” half morocco; easy. 2620 St. Mary's avenue. Q-120 FOR SALE—Slightly damaged nes all sizes, 4 § gents & pound. A. D. Alpirn, terve COLLINS PIANO CO., 113 8. one price music company. Potter, I.e. No. ' D—Mé 2668 Woolworth s’fl‘ml 1 .!;J')‘o& care iy . MUSKOGEE PHOENIX, official publication for notices of sale 6f Creek Nation land. All Indlan Territory news. Subscrd, Bm‘ duly. $ a year in advan ptic fon oo werkiy. FOR SALE. 2-story rnnu store building, g’ll},“ bo moved; also 3-room cof E HKCI.-“*I. N- H PA‘"'h York Li Bldl- len lnu . e D—w6 TERRTRIE M WS Wfi;& .‘.‘__ tsw. "fi_n: parior NT, first fi 5 R Shey and basement Tne Nl qul FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. AETNA HOUSE, European, 1ith ‘m‘ ©O. M. E hauls trunks. Telephone 6L E—814 CELY furnished Inquire Omaha N Ladry: i Laavenworth. Phone A B3 nlfir European, hotel, 13th and r-FnI 3"1. HOTEL. m Wth & w '—Cfi.vmm—s— fi Nice rooms, day, week or' mo. E&w‘v‘:t "EB'.; oy o m-‘t‘.-p CLATRVOYANTS. MRS, LADY thing told, \lhclloll or no pay. of clairvoyan CARRIE SMITH, sovsmtmu UEEN opants past, present an muu Sit 8930 GYLM Il PALI!I'I - Removed w 1; N. t., car, get off Cunlll( l\'l 1% biks. mlfl Tel B\!& ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. MME SMITH, baths, 118 34 oo r. X PERSONAL. MAGNETIC PILE KILLER. IT Ay druggists 3L " & Bh-l. WlHE"-'In‘muM.flllfi\. ‘week, §2 per mon! month; Tepair ani parts for every machine manufact second-hand mchl es from . o II. .h Cycle Co., 15th PRIVATE hmnll.ll before U—888 confinemen i IVATE home bies mop(-d and during con- finement; best medical care and nirsing. L. Fisher, “ Vinton. t: The itan 8 ist Ave, Council Bluffs, P 'AT: ln-nn‘u- I\- I-Mu w-h - é’"’% BHARPENED, P. Meidholr, 1ith & Howard .- ]} LOCKSMITH. C. R. HEFLIN, 39 N. i6th Bt Tel. %7 M3, e — LOST. LOST, Wednesday mo;nh.. small _gold watch, monogram J. B. Return to 1818 Capitol ave. and rteehl 810 Teward. Lost—441 MORTGAGEES LIST Eastern holders desire to convert Real Estate into money. No fake bargains in this list. We want offers. D“L)u frame dwelling, 2566 and 2568 Doug- 188 Suble frame dwelling, 2217 and 2219 Maple I house and fiue lot, 2320 go0d cottages at th & Bnncmh ats. Two wtu‘u und large lot, 2212 and 214 Crfio residence lot' on th st, near St trackage, 20th St flding, 3 story, houses cor. 14th and Plerce sts. Brick building, 1112 Farnam st. W. FARNAM SMITH & CO. 130 Farpam street. RE-M46 10 .IDICAL | LIQUOR HABIT cured in three When cured, No hypodermics; W Fite % circulars. Gatlin Instilute, 220 8. ldth. 3 S—————— MUSICAL. THOS. J. I\ELLY volc.. Davidge Bloch near Center. nd 4 framne 'nam 1ot E. D. KECK, Volce Tflchzr. Davidge bidg. 169 Novix cuas. Wiltiamson Co., Lol ot RE—%1 LETOVSKY'S QRCHESTRA. Tel. L-K.M_ D! in all ts of city; alse HOUBES IM lol:fln al p‘:nd: koA vis Co., Room“. Bee bidg. RE—#0 CO::'ORTABLE home for sale. If you for a nice pleasant place at & me show you a 6-roem cot- on PP‘- ZERKOWSKY, violin. R. 10, Withnell blk. M-—401 N5 OSTEOPATH sucept turnace, t down town. SAME AS RENT. om..vfi for new one and one-half story, house on new car line, %th & ron n.ue 4 rooms and two bay windows down stairs, unfinis| upstairs where three more réoms could be partitioned off. Porch in front and rear. Brick foundation Good well and Pumy Only $0.00 to §100 down and only $10 to §15 per month on balance, same as renL Bel Paxton Blk. E—-M43T NCH and_farm for sale by the | BN CH it Rairoad company. 'B. A | 3 McAllesier, land commissioner. Union | Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Johnson Institute, 15 N. Y. Life Bidg, T_ 166 “oe The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bldg. T. 252 Atzen & Farwell, Paxton BIk., 6047, T. 135 78 DR._GRACE DEEGAN, 2 N. Y. Life. Tel PATENTS. H J Ct)“GlLL—Nn ln unl&- ld(e?.f\ll S 8. 15th St Omlhn Tel. 198. 881 PATEN 'l‘.—auu & Co. Olllhl Neb. 1. lustrated patent bo* free. Tel. 1623 M6 Nisx ELEGANT hcme and farm of fi acres gnln l!ennel Neb. AMn- GRAIN AND STOCK FARM FOR SALE— | EAGLE Loan Office. Reliable, accommodat- deeded land, lr‘ acres in culti- | ing; all buiness confidential. 131 Douglas. -room frame house; frame NS (Should be read DALLY by all interested, a8 changes may occur at any time.) Forelgn mails for the week endml g eto- n all cases) ai the General lunomu as fol- MAILLS close one hour earlier than closing time shown be- close Friday. ber 10, 1863, will close (PROM lows: PARCELS-POST low. Parcels-Post Mells for German; at 5 p. m. Monday, Wednesday and Regular and Supplementary malls close later than closing iime shown below (except that Sup- at Foreign Station half hour plementary Mails for Europe and Centra America, via Colon, clos: Forelgn Station;. FRIDAV-At 69 DR ‘per 8. a” Vancouver, from B JRDAY—At 4:30 a for EUROPE, per 8. & Etruria, via a m. for BELGIUM direct, m land”); at 8:30 a. m. for ITAL “per s. s. Hohenzollern): at (supplementury 10 a. m. Kalserin Maria Theresta, Guth, Che rbourg and Bremen; at 9:30 for SCOTLAND direct, per & (mail must directed. “per Anchoria”). $:30 a. m. be & *PRINTED MATTIR, ETC.—This steamer -ommercl-l papers same rts of takes printed matter, and samples for Germany omf' class of mail matter for other B2075. ~398 me nour later at Queenstown; at § per 8. 8. Fin- land (mail must be directed “per s. 8. Fin- Y direct, per #. 8. Hohenzollern imafl must be directed ror EUROPE, per via Plym- am. Anchoria s | Chicago Fast ES' Rocky Mountain L't'd Lincoln, Colo. Springs. Denver, Pueblo and ...a1:3 pm a5:00 pm A Oklahoma Fiyer. Union Pacific. Overland Limited @ 5:40 pm al2:40 pm Paclfic Eastern Expres The Atlantic Express The Colorado Epecial Chicago Speefal. ... Lincoln, Beatrice & Stromsburg Express..b 4:00 pm b1 North Platte Local...... Grand Isiand i...00b 5130 pm Chicngo, Milwaukee & St. P Chicago Daylight Chieago Fast Express Chicago Limited . Des Mofnes Express. Wabash. 8t Louls “Cannon Ball” a 5:5 pm a 8 monl Coun- a 9:15 am a10:30 pm % pm t. Louls Express 210:00 am & 6: ! 16 am K C & St L. ..a10:50 pm a 6 WEBSTER DEPOT-15TH & WEBSTER Chicago, St. Paul, Minnes . & Omaha. Twin City Passenger..a 6:30 am a 9:10 pm Sloux City Passenger..a 2:00 pm alli20 am Oakland Local (b 5:45 pm b 8:45 am Nebrasks Arrive. Black Hills, Deadwos Lead, Hot Springs Wfinmlns Casper ouglas . Hastings, York, David City, Superior, Geneva, Exeter and Seward...b 3:00 pm Missouri Pacific. Nebraska Local, Via l"Wee)mu' Water.. b 4:10 pm a 5:00 pm 5:00 pm b 5:00 pm al0:35 am Europe will not be sent yy this ship un- less specially directed by her After the cloeing of the Suj Transatlantic Mails named above. the piers of the American, English, French and German steamers, and remain open until within Ten Minutes of the hour of salling of steamer. Mails for South West I-i e-, Ete. FRIDAY—At 10 a. or GRENADA, TRIthAU and LIl‘DAD l;mu\ R, Mara U NAMO and !Ah‘rum) per. 8. s. Cle BURLINGTON STATION—10TH & MASON lementary addi- tional Supplementary Malis are opened on Chieago, Burlington & Quincy. Leav Chicago Special. cmc.:.. Vestibuled ex..a 4:00 pm Cemtral America, e gos (mail must be directed “per & 5. Cien- Tuegos per = & Maracaibo (mail for nu mus, be directed 9 a. m. for *is; 'f""""m‘;" e} m, Sisupplemertars 1 NH” ISLAND, A (.'ABTAGENA and lll..f'll (madl for r 8 8 Va- A, per 8. 8. AR- ARAGUAY, nilla_and Carta aracaibo™); at MAL A MVABXLLA GREYTOWN, per 8. &. V, Conll R!ul must be directed * ): at 20 a. for CUI a Havara; at 0 8. m. for E, UAY per . 8. Merchant Prince; at 1030 b gton & Missouri l!h-er. Beatrice and \ebrnlka B Denver X.iml(ed Black Hills and ] Sound Express Ceolora d o A Bai.-%al’un a2 48 pm aciic Jet. w 7 Bellevue & Pacic Jot. s 338 am a Dl"_\‘, b Daf'y exce‘)l Sunday. 4 Dally except Saturday. - e Dally except Monday. oz Be P DR . (su plemenur) 113 a m,) h‘"‘ INAS and HAT Fiandria, e 'TI, per 8. 5. Mails Forwarded Overland, Etec.,” Ex« cept Transpacific. ‘CUBA-Via Florida, ctoses ‘at this daliy, except Thuriday, at .30 4. m. (the counecting malls close neré on Wednes- PAY VISIT TO STOCK YARDS vention Speand Forenoon in South Omah days and Ba(urda)l via Tampa, and on Mondays via Miam MEXICO LlT\—OufllMd unless special addressed for despaich by lleamtr&.lofi at this uflka dnll.‘. excepl Sunday, at 1:30 v, m. and 1 days at 1 B r and thence by nmmer. his office daily at 6.30 p. lnl mails ck\l\ Desday and JAMAICA— by llelmer‘ close: m. every Tuesday and Th MIQUELON-By rall to thence b) !!ledm!l‘. closes daily at W BELIZ PUERTO con'rm MALA-By ail to New thence by steamer, dally, excepl sSunday, » and” §1 p. m. Sundays at §1 p. m. here COSTA RICA: thence by steamer, daily, except Sunday, at §1:30 p. :#0 p. m., Sundays at §l p. m. 11:30 p. m. (mnneclln. mail " closes uesdays at §11:30 p. NEV\ FULNLILAND—B)’ rall to North BI‘- clases . (Eolnf here every Hond-y. Wi Urday. Boston, Orleans, day. Transpacific Mails, HAWAIL _JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP- PINE ISLANDS, via Bnn Francisco, close up 10 October per 8. 5. Nip- ISL- hers ., up 10 Octaher L10th, e here ‘daily at €0 p. m $loth, inclusive, for despaich on b Ar (ex: it West), ANDS nad NEW CALI DON couver and Victoria, daily et 6:30 clustve, for despaich per 5. 8. Miowers, FLI1 lA ll CHINA and Japan, via Tacoma, close hers m. up to Ootober Jlith, in- daily at §:30 clusive. for despatch HAWAILL 'Via Ban Francisoo; daily at 6:30 p inclusive, Olympla. close m. up to Gotober §iith, for ue-pnuh per & 5 Ala- meda. CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, close here daily at 6:3) p. m. up to October §lith, in- clusive, for despatch per s. & Shinano er JAPAN, PlhE lSLAND here daily at 6:30 Imh N usive, . m. up p. Tor despaich per u. 8 TA.HITI "and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via Ban Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to October $ils patch per s. 8 Mari FHll:[PgelNl lBLAN% via San Fran- cisco, close here dally octuber 327th, por CHl\A and J. and Victoria, B. C., close here d-uy at €:30 p. m up o Oc(ober §27th, incl ?l pe mpress of Jupan. Merchandise for U. 8 Postal ‘Agonay ai Shnnlhm cannot be forwarded via Can- NEW/ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA (exce West), NEW CALEDONIA, FLJL SA OA and HAWAIL via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 0 Octo~ ber §24th, inclusive, for per s. 5. Sierra. (If ing the British mail for New Zealand does not arrive in time to comnect with this despatch, extra mails—closing at 5:30 a. . Sundays at 6:30 p. m.—will .na (ur' ded untii the arrival Unloas othorwiss addressed, West Australia 1o forwarded via Europe; and New Zealand and Philippines via San Francisco—the quickest routes. Philip- pines epecially addressed “'via Canada” or (ola Europe” must be fully prepaid at the forei rates. Hawall is forwarded via San clico exclusively Transpacific malls are forwarded to port, of galling da J and the schedule of closing §° ihe presumption of thelt nisterrapted mm.ua Jfransit. § - tered mail closes at previous day. CORNELIE VAN ¢ BT, Postmaster Postofice, New York, N. Y., October 2, 1903. PAN, via Vancouver Sespatc "AII-IOAD TIME CARD. jeet; granary in barn for bushels ll'lll corn crib, 14x32 feet; Al.o 2 ‘Ilefi“‘ feet; granary. '12x38 l‘:ln‘ ne SANITORIUM. Yarm land. . Oy fn ‘miles sast of HA Sant - nselmo, Nebraska. Victoria ‘o ¥ o F ".‘.."'c“v fi? = STORAGE. OM. Van Stor. Co., il Farn. Tels 15043 STATION—10TH AND MARCY. Iliinels Central. .‘%"2'- Fyi ™ l‘l’— - ‘.. ted. & St Paul “' -.- UNION m*‘ y vali to Boston, and thence t ‘this orhca at 6:30 p. ursd: and at this office and GUATE- and at this office 80 m. m, (connecting mail closes N " closes at’this office m. and and here WRegistered mall closes at 6 p. m. previous CHINA and PHILIP- S, via S8an Francisco, close to October inclusive, for des- at 6:30 p. m. up to inclusive, for despatch per The Nebraska Retall Grocers’ and Gen- eral Merchants' association resumed its meetings yesterday at Patterson hall. Thurs- day morning the assoclation visited the stocks yards and packing houses at South Omaha and were hospitably entertained. Aside from this visit no business was trans- acted. Following the opening afternoon exercises J. B. Conignham delivered an Interesting address upon the question of mutual in- surance and the expediency of the organi- zation of a national mutual insurance com- pany in the interest of the grocers and kindred assoclations. The paper was freely discussed and Its general purposes en- dorsed. The “Trade Press’’ was the subject of a paper by R. F. Hodgin and was followed by & paper by Secretary H. Fischer upon the subject of “Getting Ready” for the next meeting, as well as for the best methods of increasing the membership and interest in the order. The remainder of the afternoon was de- voted to the election of officers and fixing the date and place for the next meeting of the assoclation. POWER GOES AFTER POTTS Sheriff is Advised that Alleged Kid- here A matter which has furnished consider- able local tory was revived yester- day upon the receipt of a fuegram from Des Moines by Sheriff Power that L. H. Potts, who is wanted here for contempt of court, was In Des Moines. ‘The sherift has departed for that city to bring Potts back to this city. Potts is alleged to have incurred the contempt of the court for kidnaping Mabel Segerholm, the 10-year- old child, whose history has been aired in the local .ecourts repeatedly and who was the victim of habeas corpus proceed- ings at the time she was alleged to have been kidnaped by Potts. ONE MAN MAY NOT RECOVER Vietim of Union Pacific Shop Aceldent Grows Worse and Death is Feared, sive, for des- the Cunard steamer carry- A report from St. Joseph's hospital re- garding the four men injured Wednesday at the Union Pacific shops is that the condition of Alfred Kelly, who was hurt internally and who had both feet badly crushed, has become worse and he is not expected to live. The others are resting comfortably #s could be hoped and are expected to recover. Locked in by Mistake. A Sroup of Ak-Sar-Ben visitaors was tour of the Federal bullding this ‘ulord-) and incidentally followed the tor into the loft. to witness the raising of the fags The janite was not aware of their presence an ming down locked the door to the loft and the visitors were kept prisoners there over half an hour be- they could make their plight known By a_persistent rattling at the doors and maling to some outsiders the janitor s informed and the involuntary prisoners were released Mortality Statiatics. ‘The following births and death have bee: o the g ey - Lissourt avenve, ¥ X amp, 490 th Forts ol v dohs B 'fii Gt | morning UPDIKRE ELEVATOR IS BuRNED Large Struoture at Missouri Valley Goes Up in Flames LOSS ABOUT QUARTER OF MILLION Fire is Attributed to Combust The large elevator and warehouse of the Updike Grain company, located at Mis- sourl Valley, la. took fire yesterday between 4 ' and o'clock The entire bullding will be a total lose, with the exception of the engine , house, which is a brick structure. The sup- ' posed cause of the fire i combustion and aithough the fire is being fought with every effort, it Is sald, nothing can be saved and It probably will be late this evening before the flames are extingulshed. The building was stored about fwo-thirds full of graln the major portioi of it be- ing wheat. The loss is estimated at $350,000 and is fully covered: with insurance. N. B. Updike, president of the company, K. A. Cope, treasurer, and C. L. Babcock, secretary, all of Omaha, have gone (o Missouri Valley, and until they returp no definite estimate can be put on the separate loss to the bullding and the grain. About 70,00 bushels of grain were stored in the bullding. The officers of the company have stated that the work of rebullding will bexin Just s xoon as the debris can be cleared from the place and possibly & much larger structure will be erected. They expert to have the new warehouse ready for use by the first of January. ASK WOMEN FOR ASSISTANCE r Commi ners Call om the Clubs of State for Contributions. The Nebraska commission to the Louilsl- ana Purchase exposition will meet at the rooms of the commission In the McCague block Friday afternoon for the transaction of business. Peter Jansen of Jansen, Neb., the new member of the board, appointed te succeed Mr. Morrill, resigned, will meet with the board for Ahe first time. Prof. Barbour, superintendent of educa- tion, has adressed a circular to the women's clubs of the state, asking them to con- tribute such articles as original menus, programs, year books, articles, Hlustra- tions, musical compositions, cover designs for books of music. Literary produe- tions must be on paper not smaller than 8x10 inches, with a margin of one and one- fourth inches on the left side for binding, and at the top an inch, with the writing confined to a space of 6x8% inches. A few of the cholcest productions are to be mounted in A& more conspicuous way. CONFUSED OVER PROCEDURE City Oficinls Are Perplexed vert: to Ad- & Precinct Boundaries for Registration. ‘Where and how to advertise the precinct boundaries for the annual registration is worrying councilmen and other ecity hall officers. This is due to the lack of an official paper, and although City Attorney ‘Wright nnounced his intention of de- manding an immediate hearing in the man- damus sult brought by the World-Herald against The Bee, it is a question whether or not disposition will be made in time for advertising the boundaries a day -befors each registration date, as démanded by law. The city council may hold a specigl meeting this week with a view of settling i 5 the problem. TAML “In one place the law says the advertis- ing of boundaries shall be in two. mewss papers, in another place in one, the official paper, and in still another section wg are diracted to insert the notice in twa or more daily publication: ‘What we are able to do I don't know,” said City Clerk Elbourn. CALLS ATTENTION TO NEW LAW County Treasurer Reminds People that Taxes Become Delinquent Enrlier Than Usual. County Treasurer Elsasser directs atten- tion to the new law relative to the pay- ment of taxes, which is operative this year for the first time. Under the provisions of this law personal taxes become delin- quent two months earlier than usual. Per- sonal taxes are now due November 1 and are delinquent December 1. Formerly per- sonal taxes were due October 1 and de- linquent February 1. All taxes used to be due October 1; they are now dus No- vember 1. Real taxes are delinquent May 1 of the following year, and may be ad- vertised October 1 of the following year after they are due and may be sold for taxes on November 1 of that year. After taxes are delinquent they draw interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum, and after sale at the rate of 20 per cent. DRAW PAY THROUGH COURTS Employes Secure Salaries by Suit in Which City Confesses Judgment. September salaries of city officers and employes have come to the hands of thelr owners in the roundabout way of court judgment and assignment. Proceeding un- der the scheme mapped out by City Attor~ ney Wright, the creditors sued the ecity In the district court, Frank J. Norton sighing the petition. Judgment was immediately confessed before Judge Slabaugh by the city attorney. Then the employes assigned their money and received the full amount. By order of the councll City Treasurer Hen- nings pald the judgments to the assignees, the amount being $21.432, and coming from the $200,000 funding bond fund. THINKS NEW LAW IS INVALID Former Tax C loner of 'Frisco Legaiity of e Act, W. J. Sheehin, former tax commissioner of San Francisco, stopped In Omahas en- route east and called on Tax Commissioner Fleming at the city hall. They found much of interest regarding tax assessments to discuss. Mr. Sheehin is inclined to be- lieve that the new revenue law is uncon- stitutional in several particulars, but Com- missioner Fleming told bim that he in- tended to enforce the statutes 1o the let- ter, belleving that the quickest way to dispose of & bad or faulty law is to operate it vigorously. —_— Salvation Army Charity, ‘The Salvation Army reports that d s prehber It suppiied rty tor escue " nome renty-fourth llm L d that v- numbers of garments disty el its store at 112 Nonh tleven;_b nr-fl. an he office in