Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 13, 1903, Page 9

FALL TERM paf kD MiGHT, ADMITTED AT ANY TIME Boyles College NEW YORK LIFE ESS, S8HORTHAND, 'nx EWRIT- ING, ENGLISH. Apply for Catalegue. STUDENTS AD B-8a1 Wantéd:—Competent and experienced business man with $1,000 to act as manager. Investment abstlutely guaran- teed. Man with banking and investment experience prefer- ed. Fine opening for a man who can show results. Address S 15 Bee. B—M5i4 13 e wasied. firsi-class LY B | NICELY furnished rooms Inguire :""!g\ Laundry, 170 Lesvenworth Nice rooms, Gay, week or mo. 6% Howard E—M35 1%z FOR light housekesping. 118 8. 1th. E s first-class Jocation. M 17 n and Farnam. E—ni DESTRABLE 224 Farnam. rooms. DEWEY Buropean hotel, ROTAL HOTEL, Buropean, 10th & Qe o NICELY furnished rooms. 1000 Cagttol Ave. A GENTLEMAN desiring a furnished room In Jrivate family where evefyting i modern and homelike, near 8t Ave church, can Jearn of such 11 6. aressing § 8. Bee office. E—Me7 18x NICELY furnished room in strictly private family; all_modern conveniences; the- man preferred. 19 Jones St one. P28 B4 13x THEE UMAHA DALLY BEE: TUBEBSDUAY, W FR8] o3 Farm Lands Go Higher Every Year An Investment Safe and Sure ' rom ALE—REAL ESTATE. 2 ix MME SMITH, baths, 118 N. = PRIVATE Sanitarium fo I3 r ladies before and ou confinement. and Mra. Geriseh, “alifornia st 1“' r-.nl..le uring emnnm-:, —“ WE RENT sewing machines at 7 per week, 52 per month; we repair and sell parts for every machine manufaciy second-hand machines from § to §10 Cyele Co., 15th and Harney T—887 PRIVATE ables o nom"’m“ LARGE south slcove rooms, modern. 580 Harney E—655 18x —— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. GOGD board_for_gentieman and ite s =nd use of neatly furnished cottage. 8 Wb Ave b1 PRIVATE hospital before and Suring con- flnul best medical care and nursing. Mrs. L. Fisher, 1Ml Vinton. Tel 11 HOUSES and lots in all parts of city; alse acre property anc farm lands. The O. Davis Co., Room 56, Bee bldg. RE—#0 FOR EALE, modern house of rooms 1 quire 613 S. Mth RE— M5 FOR BALE or trade, # acres of improved farm in Merrick county. Address § 1o, Omaha Bee RE—4# lix e ————————————— ATTORNEYS. 3. M. MACFARLAXD, 3 X. Y. L_Biag. o 3 ACCORDION PLEATING. GOLDMAN. 3% Douglas IID&. | STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. “Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramge Hidg —o% OM. Van Stor. Co., lm&?‘lrn TP]AM T TICKET BROKERS, CUT_RATE ralirond_tickets everybedy. P. H. Puiibin, 156 Farnam ‘Phobe 74 | -— UPHOLSTERING. GATE CITY, 17 St Mary's ave. Tel BIT GATE C y CEEp——————— BALE TIES. PE;;‘TEA home o8 _ndopted. :nhm'lum. ™ durds The st Ave, confinement; Bamaritan Council Blufts, T-1% 2 8. Stk =t FURNIEHED 15th FRONT room with aicove. hot water heat T4 Toomhs. with board 621 8. Mrs. C. H. Freferick. F—4fl 12x FOR REXT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. '}w o, m (hrw b-uxu‘ul modern _ rooms, Partiee \fllbwl i chiren board T o5 S N. 17t G-y m rolm'r.cmnn-uu.nz. G—MGZ 1i% =3 wire FURNMTURE PACKING. Pterson & Lundberg, 115 8. 17th, Tel, L2888 B WANTED, first-ciass wood turner ut omoe. Ce., matried men, between uges of I and %, citisens of United Stutes. of good charac- ter and temperate ., Who oan &peak, Pbly 1o recroiting ‘pioer. 16tb and Dodge y to anc Sis. Omahs, and Beatrice, Neb. WANTED-Two agents ai once; good sal- ary; eity work. C. F. AGame Co. 160 H"ul B-Mwz HRIT TLASS newer foreman Give r:;— and wi ©X] L T ITEE 8 BT 3% Youngerman BICI Des Moines, lowa. B-Mds 1x 3% FIRST CLASS pick and shovel men to work -on sewers in ru{«in- ia. Good wages, E. L. Du Bots & Co., 308 Younger- mun Blag. Der Mutmes.' lows B-Ma7 16x FOR RENT—STORES AND OFVIOES. DR. PRIES treats sucoessfully all diseases and ftrregularities of women from amy cuuse; experienced and reliable. 1513 Dodge st Arlington biock. Om-.er_‘.. “YIAVI" way to health; M6 Bee buliding Omahs, oy ® TUNING, no_or mnrl Dllns.. Per- Geld Plane Co. ax | DR ROY, rooms 33, 156 Farnem st OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., £ North s CHIROPODISTS. 16 ~ CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL Kinds of carpenter work and promptly stiended to. J. T 20th and Lake Sts MAGNETIC PILE KOLER IT CUI.E!. | At aruggists 51 U-420 DAKCING ACADEMY. BOSTON Umbrella Mfg. 6% 8. 1¢ Tel. 1617 Umbrelias, parascls re-covered. repaired | or mede. MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. | WANTED, eity loans and warrants. W. | Faruam Smith & Ce. 1% Faruam Bt | FOR RENT_Bullding sultable for whole- sale pa 22x80, sowr | varucnll;n lnfl\:r! C. C !lut'nl:a Beoc- R SR IR R A 2 FOR RENT-The building formerly occu- piad by The Bee at §16 Farpam st. It has four stories und & Lusemeni, which was formerly used by The Bee press room. Tids will be rented very reasonably. 1f interested apply ut office of C. C. Rose- waier, secretary, Toom 00 Bes builging, 3-STORY and basement, 22xi00, 1006 Farnam s Inguire G4 Firsi. Nevl Bank Blag AGENTS WANTED. WANTED, a Mwl]’" licitor 20 werk. the St Call atiChresi or maguzine so- f on & nmew prop- on ‘Dgn_ wnv'rmm-n a] Qehrn barber trade practical training that seves vears of & prenticeship. few weeks compietes; bus Season now ; tools, diplomas and positions iven when whea pompatesi; some wages from mt for_distant ap- u Tuvestigaic. | Moker Barber Con 1802 Douglas st B— M6 16x expertenoed salesman for n‘)wfi and shoes; must speak b Tmapent position 1o the right man. Address Box , Columbus, Nel Experienced selesman b wan ress <‘. .-a-u omncl. Bufte Dnmm boy I'lnled lerickson, 1502 Cupitol e M WANTED=Two expétienc me. ly to Mr. PIH Bfnlfl‘l Ehoe Bephrtment. S B MG 3 S ——— WANTED-FEMALE HELF. W Girla. Call Canndisnoffice, 15th & Dodge C—9 wmwi&-& 50 .-:;wnau m;m-.: oF “Bemis (-ulu fomd g mxu girl to umsist. in housework. washing. two in family. 217 Bristol DL- C—Mwgi WANTED-A nurwe gifi. 360 Dewey e sird for Ty b 55y n-lb Mra, almeral, 374 N S C—Ma | | | WANTED Two rooms and bowrd iz s WANTED — Canvassing agents in | county te salicit subscriptions to THE TWENTIETH CENTUKY FARMER Steady employment with ussured £0od in- come. Agents in the country Wita horse 8nd bugsy especially desired Canvassers make easily %60 to §10_per month. Ad- dress Ceutury Farmer Sohcitors’ Buream, Lee uunum& Umaha -3 AGENTS CBRISTMAS HARVEST May- azine subscripton agents take 30 orders dally; Authorized History St Louis ex- position in Campbell's Illustrated Journal similar prize hstory #t made of Chicago Worid's fair and Parls exposition, large commissions: official bird s-eye view en- tire exposition; tweive rich celors, sise Lxi4 iuches, now ready; price §.00; sent | with complete Journal outfit to working | - agents for 3 cents postage. Address [ E(munn D;r-.rmenl c-mp-pu- Journal, | La A6 Lox WANTED-TO RENT. GENTLEMAN and wife desire bourd and foom with refined privats family; vefer- ences. Address S 4, Bee office. x—xl.“nx family. 8 25, Bee. KM lI'I WANTED-TO BUY. DON'T give your furniture and away. 'd. Levine pays the highest cesn prive. Telephene T, N—M8I. 16 FOR SALE—FURNITURE. FARM and city loans low rates W. H Thomas, First Nat'l Bank Biag. TaX 1(‘ PRIVATE Sherwood, 887 K. Y. Life money 2 WANTED, reai estste Joans and warrants. R C Peters & Co., Bee Bidg. W FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros. 1604 Farnam. W6 PRIVATE mone; p Douglas. r W F.D. Wead, 3 4 TO 5 P. C. money, Bemis, Paxton block. L= ughg' 1o lnl.}! klfnbu“ldlhl ,j:“h w. h irst Nat' = L T o MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. | Chambers CHAMBERS aéult beginners now forming | Tuesaays and Saturdeys, & j. m., com- | mencing Ol ober 2. Private lessons any time. 1%th &nd Doumias. Office ‘phone, W71 Resldence, Al7b. | sber 16, M4 Farnam B Children's classes Wednesdays, | £ p. m., commencing —in After Oct 4 p. m., Baturdays, October & MORAND'S, Iith and Harney: classes now | ming for children; Wed., 416 p. m.; Sat., il & m_and 3 p. m. Adults, Tues and Fri, 8 p. m. Assemblies Wed., § p. m. | Classes alwaye open to beginners. Privete | Jessons daily. For terms and particulars cuil or Tel 1041 3 — - N T A | CAPT. T. CORMACK, #17 Karbach block Tel. A-2820 —4i e DRESSMAKING, KEISTER'S Ladies' Talloring College, 170 Cuming St. Write for bookiet 986 IN FAMILIES, Miss Sturdy, EXPERT ACOOUNTANT, EASY 1684 TO PAY st expluins our methods. \\e joan on furniture, pianos, warehouse receipts, etc. Or if you have & permanent position’ we can make you & without eecurity o BALARY AN n ngree. ment to repay i guick and except_you: Qur wervice confidential and we always try to please. All that we ask is that you give us & ocall before you borrow elsewhere. CMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN ©O. 118 Board of Trade Bidg. Tel 2 (Established M85 06 S. 16h St SALARY LOANS FURNITURE LOANS Reliable Credit Co, Rooms 307-308, Paxton Block. X461 8- 3. 5 8. 9.3 FURNITU rfi&wos VE sToCK. Low rates und eusy terms. Business Confidential. Try ge It you want to stve money. PHOENIX CREDIT CO., @3 Paxton Block. 16th and Farnam Sta FULL line of hard coul stoves pow on_sale. Chicage Furniture Ceo., 106 DD“!OEI w “FOR BALE. Furniture, consisting of parlor, dining, bed- room, leather library furniture, leather | couch, essy cheirs, rookwood parior | tabies. ©dd chairs, rockers. n ny bookonse, writing desk. mh.:uen?:ma clocks, plotures, c-u-brac, paintings, rugs lace curtains brass Beds y dressers, chiffoniers; wiso fine t pinno. These must be seen w.‘. BepaT 3th avenue. O—Moe 17x - R SALE, () l'-l.nflln‘ desk. 32 Brows '(I‘u O—Mads tf FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. selis jeasure vehicles st 8L N. uggnol D Y FROSTS firn-* and Wugen W i on corper of Mib and Leaven- worth. P LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANE TO BALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team- sters, boarding houses, etc. Without se- curity; easiest terms: 40 offices nn’ynn- . R RATHSUN. room 1. Ooml Natl Bank. Private lessons in bookkeeping cic —# = FLORISTS, HESS & SWOBODA, Mi Farnam. —868 L HENDERSON, fierist, 13 Farnam, St — e GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING OO., Bee Bidg. Tel. 5% —1 — GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GIMBAGE 0., cloans cospools and vaults, removes n.r Gead animain ai recuced b N. Nt Tei . zfl LAW AND COLAECTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICE, pres t Nat. BK. e NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 18t fioor N. ¥. Life big.. atiorneys and colleciors every- where. —i4 T N L L B 3. M. MACFARLAND, Bide e S s O LAWEN MOWERS. SHARPENED. P. Melchelr, i3th & Howard. —————— LOCKSMITH. € R HEFLIN, &6 N. 1ot 8t Tel = IR I T ERPRaER = cipal cities. Tolman, 40 Board of Blas. MONEY Joaned on plain note io salaried . business confidential, Jowest rates 4 Pakton block. The J. A. Hution Co. X~k MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. «iry, harses, cows eic. C. F. Reed, 3 % | — 95 CHATTEL. - ond ',e-an m.n-xrmq LOST. LOST, Wednesday morning, small gold waich, menogram J. B. K. Return to 1618 Cupitol ave. and receive §10 reward. Logt—4é41 $10 and $20 bills, Saturday between Farnam and Cupi- 1318 Howard and re- Lost—M620 18x LOST—$150 in %, noon, on 17t 0] Ave. Return to ceive lberal reward BUSINESS CHANCES. TOR BALE. good grocery ant butcher's fix- Sen, (ntluiyes oo bos. Jaquie a8 var- CHEAFP. two-seated open and pheeton, §07 N. 18th. FOR SALE-Two-seat, extension top oar- dam & good condition; rubber ti Milton Rogers & Sons Co., Mth and nam st Ifl'b- wr- d FOR SALB-MISCELLANEOUS. TELEPHONE POLES. umver s Pice: ook phitng $a T Dougiae TO MOVE right get Omahs Vi FOR RENT, room house. o Weat 3 Qistriot. Ther, Rec, x%m FOR | and X PAYNE BOSTWICK & 0408 New York Life Bidg ".D“,:n‘ FOR RENT first M and basement _Guire 1y & mth w close in. winter, furtisbed. 58 per & Beprion, 913 N Y Tel 4 DM@ 13 FOR RENT. cight room | . city water two lota m-:‘:m . a4 ence 02 i D—cin 10 at a6 Q-2 ‘R‘v?.’h.‘.-'wm‘:."c.‘“fi Fioy S CATALOGUE cut & 0 Bher- e & MoConbell :'.‘r".."c':.?"o'l‘.n NEW and 3dhand typewriters. 111 Purnam. Q. ia firet. Cluss Standand school in OmEha, comprie: Course in business, short- w“flkt)’nnm lnguarc w FOR SALE_Coal business Capital reguired, ®0w0e J 2, Bee - = ICE for Lincoln MUSKOGEE ?HOmX offictul publication for notices of sale of Creek Mation land All lp@iar Territory news Sub dally. M & yeur in advance & year. '7;32?(. DOORS. windows, lath, 2xis. ol man- tels. radistors. b‘{:v‘m vator TR inatng Barber hotd Oma Q—.‘ ‘l weekly, ® 2-4 l'nry h‘-e ltlll‘ .uflfl". S-roem moved; aiso w | THE bemt e wekly, | oty Mefereuce furnished. Write JOUr |y J COWGILL_No fes unless successful FOR SALE an old uulg&nh«lflllq\:fl«: bus- Dems (hasval good trade. oca- oz Has obar interests. ASdrems P Y-MEL % FOR BALL furniture and four (0 year Jease. Hotel Alliance, Neb. “The u.m i & (40) roam brick hotel, city and electric lghts, 6 in £000 nd well furmished Gwners wast 10 g% out of the beial bugipems Fer fur- Information address Hotel Cheriers. Alianoe, Y60 WHEN you want to buy. sl or ex or business guick, see J Jagn-m N T Lite Y98 FOR SALE Chosp, & general merchandise business in one of moet fourishing towns of southeastern Nebratka. turns over from $30.000 to $32.000 worth of goods a year: good reason for selling and must be #0id &t once. Address B B4 Bee Y-MOT 1x E—— FOR EXCHANGE. ods. Wil 'u{':u:'"‘" -~ { P it "Wl cehange o towe pve- | %" Kdareus Jitice. erty or , farm. Counctl ‘Eluffs. Z—lm Ux FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. ‘ and hm sanfis Tor sale CEATAT RS BT commissioner. Lmu B“llllnlrl Omaba. hah CHAS Williamson Co., R Bide | RE—#I | smull plain gold watch, with pin. Reward. 51 §. 2th St Lost—g8l 1x TOST_Fifty dollars reward for informa- tion_leading 1o arrest and conviction of thief and recovery of preperty: Coal | black gelding, weighing 1% pounds, 30 yeurs 0ld, small star on forehead; Dew Gouble cinch saddle a&nd bridie ' with curved bit. Stolen Oct. 1, $:80 p. m., from hitching post .‘sb(:";&u-nu" Ne- rasks. yroes, A Fra Lowt—M700 13 LOST, 1nay fleur-de- TOST—A round silver Scotch breastpin set with & topas in nhu;;duf thintie; seturn 1o sfice; reward. Mre. tryker Bee office; re F. Seyher — e MEDICAL. LIQUOR HABIT cured in three days Pay ‘31« cured. No hypodermics. Write for chroulars. Gatlin Institute, 220 8 .:‘L{Iz LADIES! Chichester's Englis Pennyroyal | Pilis are the best. Bafe, relisble. Take no | other. Send dc. stamps, for particulars “Relief for Ladies,” in Jetter by return mail. Ask your Chichester delphia, Chemical Co.,” Phila ———ree——— MUSICAL. THOS. J. KELLY, veloe. Davidge Block | & D KECK, Veice Teacher. baqug bidg. ix LETOVBEY'S ORCHESTRA. Tel L2 —6uz RKOWSKY, violin. K. 15, Withnell bik | m M40l Nb OSTEOPATHY. FREE HOMESTEADS. Your lest chanoe in Minnesols to secure | & besutifu! home FREE The Sovember the government will 780,00 mcres of fine farming lands at lake Minn Send $1.80 to Fred Clark, Cans Lake, Minn, for full tntomuon shout these valusble claims Dou't | until ft is too late RE M 2or TIMBER! TIMBER! | investment. Large sman | “ass or wants | Asbiand | RE— ID—)GI T ACREAGE. | Eight sores of orchard and gerden land, 1| from Rock lsiand depot at Council | Bicie: "will sell of trade” for improved | I Omabs. Also three-acre | property r«-«_ LII. g frult trees. N » 3 RE—Max 13 i Tukey & Son. Building Lots Cheap 'hc Juw wcured 3 dets north end lw h--m-—u Johuson lnlulln. 535 N, Y. Lite m Atsen & Parwell, Paxion Sk, 01 T. X — DR_GRACE DEBGAN, &8 N. T. Life. ° PATENTS. s 8 5th St Tel 176 PATENTS Sues & Co. t(mr_‘.l-hn'e - lustrated paient book frec 163 - M—5T0 xu: Omaha PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Losn Office. Reliable, acoommedsi- | ng; 81! busincss confidential mp;afi. | __SHORTHAND WD TYFEWRITING. | A C VAN BANTS schosl. 77 N. T. Lte ml-—cwo-n.‘-_g- m‘mg&t POSTOFFICE NOTY (Should be read DAILY by all interested, as_changes may occur 4t any time.) Foreign mails for the week ending Octo- ver 15, 00t will Cloe (PROMPTLY in_ all cases) at the General Postofioe as follows PARCELS-POST MAILS ciose one hour earijer than closing time shown below. Parcels-Post Mails for Germany close st p, m. Monday. Rogular and supplementary mails close st Foreign Station half bour later than closing time shown below (eXvept that Sup- plementary Maile for Europe and Oentral via Colon, close one hour later at 2 Station.) Trams-Atlantic Ma TUESDAY—At 630 a. m. for EUROPE, per 8. s Deutchiand®, via Plymeuth, bourg_and Hamburg; ITALY direct, per & must_he directed “per 8. 5. 1 WEDNESDAY—AL m. far EUROF per s s Philad via Southampton (mall for Ireiand directed -per 8 PhLiladelphis 7:30 & m. _for NETHERLANDS direct. per & 8. Pots- dam (maii mu directed “per &. & Fotsdam'); &t & m. (supplementary 1 u m.) for per s. 5. Majesti vis Queenst «. m. for DEN- MARK Oscar 11 (mail Oscar 11" FRANCE PAIN. POR- 3 GREECE. T =H INDIA &nd LORENZO MAR 2z . La Bavole, via Havre purts of Europe must be s La Baveie”) At 7 4. m. for EUROPE, per scogne, via Havre (mail must per . 8. La Gascogne’): ot BELGIUM _direct, per & . (mail ‘must be dirécted -per Vaderland™) 30 & m. (supple- E ) dor BUROPE, per o & via_Queenstown; at 12:30 p. m. OTLAND direct, per & & Colum- bla (matl must be Girected “per 8. & Go- Jumbia”) . TUGAL BRIT QL (ma dire SATURD s & La G be directed §a m for Vaderland E B ment. “PRINTED MATTER. takes Printed Matte and Sumpiles for same class of mu of Burope will not unless specially dire After the closing of Transatiantic Malls nam. tional Bupplementary Maifs are opened on ihe piers of the American, English French and German steamers and remain ypen untl] within Ten Minutes of the hour of suiling of steamer. ETC. —This steamer Commerciu) Pupers only or for oth by er pa this ship | ntary above, nddi- Mails for South and Central Americs, West Indies, Ete. TUESDAY—At 3 a._m. for NORTHERN EBRAZIL, per 5. 5. Polycarp; at ¢:30 & m. for NEW POUNDLAND, per e. 5. Rosa- lind; ut $:80 & m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.,) for CENTRAL AMERICA (except Costa Rica) and SOUTH _ PACIFIC PORTS, per &. & Allianca, vis Colon (mail for Guatemala must be directed “per s. s. Allienca’). THURSDAY—At § a. m. for CUBA, per & & Monterey (mail for Mexico, via Pro- §roso, Cumpeche and Vera Cruz must be irected per s s Monterey”); at it m. for MEXICO, per . 5. Niagara, via Tam- o (mall must be directed “per 5 & Niagara FRIDAY—At 630 p. for BERMUDA, per steamer from Halifax. SATURDAY—At §:30 & m. (supplementary $:80 &_m) for PORTO RICO, CURACAO and VENEZUELA, (mall for Sa he directed m. (eu FoRTTN TLLA and m jementary 10:30 a.' 'm.) SLAND. JAMAICA, SAVAN- ARTAGENA, per 8. 5. Alal Amkh fo 4 must be directed “per 8. £ Altai”); ut 10 a. m. for CUBA per # & MorroCastle, Via Havanna; at 10:8 w.m. pplementary 1:30 a m.) for INAGUA. HAITI and SANTA MARTA per a8 Athos; st 1::% p. m. for CUBA, per 8. 8. Olinda, via Havana Mails Forwarded Overland, Etc., Ex- cept Transpacise. Florida, closes st Gaily, except Thursday, at §5:80 a. m. (he " connecting maiis’ close here an Wednesdays and Saturdeys vis Tampa, und on Mondays via Miami) MEXICO CITY—Overland, unless specially addressed for dispaich by steamer, closes T this office daily, except Bunday, at 1:30 CUBA—V: this office | Ingn." GOVERNMENT NOGICES. | CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE aha, Neb. Oct 9. Bealed posais. in tripiicate. wybject 1o the wWrual conditions, will be received here untll ¥ a m., central standard time, Oct 15, 1M for moving two frame bulldings at Omaha Quartermaster's depot and on new site Ful on application to th Quartermaster, Omahn and specifications m: to be marked ‘Proposais for Moving B and addreseer WILLTAM TON, Actd ermaster 13m MA!"UI Net plan iid: HO ng Ch wu OFFICE CHIEF QUART Omaha, Neb., October 1 posale. in triplicate. ®u conditions, will be recetv martermaster, Fort R noon. central st 1808, for the comstr scksmith shop ut Fort Rebinsor X | bere and binson, Neb O by m- unt | Information fur nishe office, where meen, or to the qua son, Neb. Proposals e mis for Blacksmith Shoy 0 Capluin WILLIAM E Chief Quartermaster MORE FUN IN BRIDGE CASE Farther Developments Saturday When Get Tegether. lan marked and add HORTOX Looked for ‘ommissioners Further developments i the betterment of t bridges are Jooked for Saturduy, when the county commissioners meet in special ® slon, the call for the meeting having be made yesterd Chatrman H roads and bridges had reached such & eon dition thut the general demand for thesr betterment could no longer be deferred While the meeting Saturday i¢ calle! for the especial purpose of advertising for bide for the repair of the county row's, county bridges also will receive considera- tion. The sdvertising for bide for the Tepair work en the county road i brought about by the protest filed st the last meeting of the commissj against approval of the bond and contract with E. R. Van Court for the repair work of the west two and one-half miles of the Dodge street end and the east two and one-half miles of the Oen- ter street end of the county road. At a previous sessior commissioners had awarded the contract to Mr. Van Court, but when the board again convened to ap- prove the contract and bond protests had been filed by other contractors, who based their action on the ground that they had been given no chance to compete, since no advertisements of the bide had been made. The situation with respect to the county bridges and rosds is deemed of such im- portance that the commissioners are visit- ing @ifferent sections of the county to make & personal inspection, and thus determine the true conditions. In addition to the bridge near Elkhorn, which has broken down, other bridges over the Elkhorn river are in bad con@ition. Members of the county board sajd that unless the county road is soon repaired it will be irretriev ably dnmaged be agitation for e county roads an the the Are Stmply Perfect. Dr. King's New Life Pills are prompt, safe, gentle and always satisfy or no pay. Best for stomach and liver. Zc. For sale by Kubn & Co. LEADS CHILD TOWARD RIVER Grietf-Stricken Mother Says She I tended Drowning Her Sorrows in the Missowri. Mrs. Frank Suchy of 23% South Nine- teenth street, was taken to the police sta- tion Sunday morning on information frem David Ammons of 714 Bancroft street. who #uid that be had found ber wandering to. ward the river leading a little boy and muttering strangely, saying she meant to @rown herself “The poor woman seemed utterly broken down by a quarrel between her husband snd 18-year-old son Frank," said Miss An- derson, matron at the juil, in whose charge she was placed. “She would only sit there mourning and nothing that her husband er daughter suid had any effect to raise her | epirits. It was not until evening that she consented to go home, and then 1 could see she did not want to go. She told me of her sufferings as the quarrel went on between father and son, and how she tried to stop it, and at last the father ordered the boy, who was their oldest son, to leave the house forever. 1 could see thut she was such & kind-hearted woman by the tender wuy in which she cared for the little boy she had with her. She was lend- ing him by the hand, they say, and going down to the river, saying she would drown herself.” P m unduurpm Sundays at'1 p. m. and 12: X NEWFOUNDLAND-—By rail to North Sid- ney, and thence by steamer, closes at thi oftice dully st 6:30 p. m. (connecting mails onday, Wednesday and close here ev Seturday.) JAMAICA—By rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, closes ai this office &t b:30 P. m.every Tuesday. aiaUislon —By rall to Boston, and thence by, sieamer, closes at this ofice dally at ) p. m. BELIZE! PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE- MALA-By ruil to New Orieans, ot thence by steamer, closes at this office daily, except Sunday, &t §1:30 3. m. and [ at § p. m and fu:30 p.om joail closes nere lumm\r ut COSTA {U l’J RiCA—] ~By rall to xe' Orleans, and thence by steamer, closes at this office daily, except Sunday, at $1:30 p. m. and L0 p. m.; Sunday at §l p m and £1:30 p. . (connecting mail closes here SRS TERED MAIL G R MAIL doses previous day “oiy = Transpacific Mal CHINA and JAPAX here dauily af § inclusive. for desp HAWAIL 'via San dally af 630 p. m clusive. for despuf via Tacoma, close m. up to October §il, per 5. 5. Olympis ancisco, close here up 1o October fi2. in- per & s Alumeds CHINA eand JAPAN, via Seattie, close here deily st 630 p. m. up to October 4, in- clusive, for despstch per s. Shinano HAWA AWAIT, JAPAN CHINA and PHILIP- ¥ E ISLANDS. via San Francisce, close here dafly at 6:3 p. m. up 1o October §if, nolusive for 4“‘1\L|1' per 8. & Siberia TAHIT] anéd MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via daily at 630 Sen Fraucisco, close here inclusive, for . P. m. up to October §2 h per & s Mari EALAND, AUSTRALIA (except NEW CA 1A, FLIL, SAMOA and HAWAI Francisco, close October 4, Sierra. the not this 30 Cunard mail for in time tra m ealand does nect w mulle—closing ut and 630 p. m % e m and 630 p. m—will and forwarded until the ar- the Cunard steamer) JAPAN, CHINA and speciall mail for the PHILIPPIN via Sau Francisco, close here % B m. up to October §3, in- clusive. for despatch per 8. & Coptic PHILIPPINE 1SLANDE, via San Fran cisco. close bere daily €% p. m up October §27. for despatch LANDS ut 6 at inclusive N. via Vancouver and bere daily ut 6:30 p 87, inclusive. for | Empress of Japan. | £ postal agency at forwarded via Can to October despatch per s % (Merchandise for T Sbanghal cunnot be AUSTRALIA (except West). ¥ILJI ANDE and NEW CALEDONIA. vig Van- couver and Victoria, B_C.. closh here dutly &t 6:30 . m. up 1o November §1. in- clusive. for despatch per . & Aoras NOTE—'nless ot} @ ddaresse: Sustralis e forws Europe Kew Zealand Philippine Istinas Bun Francisoc aufckest ippines specially addressed “via Cunads’ o “vie Burope” must he fully prepaid ut the forelzn rutes. Hawall is forwerded vie Ban Francisco exclusively Transpacific mafle ave forwurded to port nlling dnu.)"‘n- the schedule ot closing s srrad on Ww of the uninterrupted overland transi. fRegistered mall closes 4t § p. m. pre- “"’fl"""d £ 1sL- | Postmaster October 8, 1988 | whioh Frank Suchy is janitor of the Castellar Street school and Nves &t 36 South Nine- teenth street. The family is well spoken of by all the neighbors. FIRST SPREE IN MANY YEARS John Riley Goes o Pledge to Keep Sober Amother Third of » Cemtury. “John Reilly,” called the judge. “Is John Reilly here? Just then Jotm Reilly, & sturdy-looking citizen with frosty hair and beard, hove in sight. “You are charged bere with being very drunk and raising & disturbance. How about this?” asked Judge Berka. “Well, your honor,” said the weather- beaten hero of two-score and ten, “its this way. 1 hu@n't been drunk since ‘65, an' tot' T'd make 1t & good one. Maybe I was a lit- tle reckless, but 1 wasn't used to it and @lan't know just how to swing meself” It appearing to be a clear case of lost art, the judge let Mr. Reilly go un his promise | to keep the pledge for another thirty-four yeurs. WILL RESUME STREET WORK City Gets signment of and Will Proceed with Repairs. Flux Delavs to street aspualt repairs will cease Monday, sceording to Paving Supertntend- ent Grant. Since Friday no work has been done because of the lack of an ingredient called flux. A consignment of this 1s en- route from California, billed as fast freight, and is due not later thun WeGnesday, when repuiring will be resumed. To date about 7,000 yards of asphalt have been put down | and the streets of the retafl district put sood condition. Downtown the wholesale district remains to be overhauled Later Cuming and Twenty-fourth streets in the residence parts will be repaired RUINED BY FIRE AND WATER Nebraska Coal and Lime Com, Storage Place Destroy ed. Fire gurtially destroyed the cement house of the Nebraska Lime compeny, st Thirteents and Paul, at 6 & m Monday. The fire was caused by Sponstanecus combustion, & pile of coal Aust lay on thé east wide of the lime house, catching on fire. The entire contents of the Mme and cement house were water soaked Loss estimated at 0. Totally lme and 1 and No Time to Fool Away. Coughe, colds and Yung troubles demand wrompt treatment with Dr. King's New Discovery. No cure, no pay. e, Sl Feor sule by Kubn & o :| " | terested in fel@t stated that the county's | -|AGAINST JOINT STATEROOD | Avisors, Baye G B Llewsliys, Will Fight 1t to the Las | MEETS OMAMA WEN IN SOUTHWEST Are to Be Made in Industry and = Care ing One Says Fortunes Angora Gemt e ober 1. | Aripona will fight 1o the Jast the prop- |osition of jeint simtehood.” said Route ! E. Liewellyn of the rural free sywtem for this state, who has 1 from & vacation visit to New . and comes back filled ustasrm over the outiook in that fom of the country |1 hud the ylemeure of meeting Judge Ben 8 Baker while at Alberguergue, and & | number of ether Nebraskans who have cast ‘- Jot that section,” sald Me Ldeweilrn, wmong them the son of W. & Connell of Omuba, who is doing aplendidly in the sheep and Angora goat business. HWe will b an in & few ye The | Angora goat business s becoming the great | industry of Otero county and fortuncs afe £oing 10 be made out of it Julge Buker #nd the Bmith Brotherts of Boatrice are in- & big irrigution scheme in Otare | county which is gving to be u big paying investment to They have control of 160 or more wcres of the finest fand in | that section, which once brought under the | @itch, will ¥i€1d immensely in all kinds of Ihuguerque Is & city of some 12000 peo- ple and has electric cars and wil improvements. The town is the American town of New Mexico. It hus just completed one of the finest hotels in the codntry { Great quantities of the finest of froits are d there, and the tersitory is rapidly ng up with enterpricing peaple. It 48 the country for young men and 1 would advise young men to go there &nd get In on the ground floor in the Angora goat M- Qustry. There is an abundance of range all through the mountuine and the ranchers are hompitable and welcome the new comi- ers. “The proposition of joint statehood fer Arigons and New Mexico Goes not take there at all and Arizona particularly will fight it to & finish.” PAPERS NOT SERVED ON POTTS Necessary Documents to Subject Him to Comtempt of Court Missed Destination. The belief was expressed in the sheriff's office that the effort to secure the return of J. H. ¥ from Des Molnes, on & charge of contempt of court, would prove futfle. Potts i alleged to have kidnaped & l-year-old child numed Mabel Sneger- holm, at the time litigation was waging in the Joeal courts us to whether the Potts or Anderson families, with each of whom the child had made her bhome at differemt | times, should be given the custody of the | child. At the particular moment when the child was alieged to have been kidnaped she was the victim of habeas corpus proceedings in the local courts, and now it s @iscovered that Potts was fnot served with papers in the case and cannot, there- fore, be said to have incurred the vomtempt of the court Sheriff Power went to Des Molnes to bring Potts back to this city, but in- fluential friends interceded in behalf of Potts and the argument looking to the honoring of the requisttion papers fo have been made before Governor Cummins Sut- urday, but ewing to the continued sbeence of Governor Cummins from Des Molnes, the matter has been Seferred. —— VAOCINATION AND DANDRUNFY. There is as Sure Preveation of Bald- mess as There is of Smalipex. It 48 now mccepted that vaccinatiop yem- ders the vaccinated person exempt frem smallpox, or, a worst, he never has suye thing bu the lightest kind of & case. Now, as sure a preventive and cure for dandruff, which causes faliing hair and balduness, has been discovered—Newbro's Herpleide. It kills the dandruff germ. C. H. Reed, Vie- tor, Idaho, seys: “Myself and wife have been troubled with dandruff and falling hair for several years. We tried remedies without effect until we used Newbro's Herpicide, two bottles of which cured us." Hundreds of similar testimonials. Sold by leading druggists. Send l0c in stamps for sample 10 The Herpicide Oo., Detroit, Mich. Sherman & McConvell Drug Co. special agents —_— WANT COPY OF BOHN WiLL Eastern Atterneys Send to Omaha for Transcript of Semewhat Famous Document. i The John Bohn will case was revived fn the Jocal courts yesterday upon veoeipt of & communication from attorneys in New York, asking for a photographic repreduc- tion of the famous document. It is alleged that the party named as sole executor, Bva Marguerite Bradley, makes a business of devising frandulent wills. The stterneys also ask for & transcript of the evidence and & copy of the petition asking for an ad- ministrator The testator avers that he was the god- fatber of the sole executor, Eva Marguer ite Brudiey. Eastern papers recently have given some mpace in exploiting the latter &6 & party who makes & business of “fime ing” wills, Litigation in connection with the will is to be instituted st Mount Au- burn, N. Y., and the attorneys wish te fortify their case by securing & fac #lmile of the alleged will and the other papers in connection with it. BEST CONVENTION EVER HELD Annual Meeting of Blacksmiths in St Louis Refiects Prosperity of Order. William Grieb, one of the Union PaciSic shopmen, has returned from St Louls, where he attended the annual comvention of the International Association of Black- smiths “It was the largest and most enthusiastic convention ever held by this order.” mald Mr. Grich. “We elected all our old offi- cers, which mesns that President John | Slocum of Maline, IIl., known to many in Omala, will guide our ship another yem The administration’ of the old staff wi endorsed. From all reports our order w found to be &t the height of its Prosperity. We had no serious lebor probiems 1o con sider; in fact, the only strike which came our attention was the one In New York, which is receiving our support. Never before were the conditions of the blacksmiths s encouraging c————— One Lady's Recommendation Seld Fitty Beses of Chamberiain's Stemack and Liver Tablets. I have 1 believe, sold fty boxes pf Chamberlein's Stomach and Liver Tablets on the Tecommendation of one lady ‘here, who fust bought & box of them