Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 17, 1903, Page 15

delivered om preseatation of the Sheok oniy. WANTED-MALE HELP, FALL TERM {-vw OP.N D. AND GHT, NTS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME. Boyles College NEW YURK LIFE BLod, BUBINESS, . TYPEWRIT- Apply for Catalogue. fedggts wantess fitst-clasy | . Co., 213 B. 13th. 'ED, first-class wmhl'urnnr 8% obos. h ragpe. Ldnceln Door 3 E Neb. B3 M‘I'ID for U. 8. Aduy able-bodied, u Married men, beiw. ges O 1) ana i of United States. ot good charae: tér and temperate habits, o can speak, and write Engitsh. 'For information ply to recruiting oflicer, 16th and Dodge s Omaha, wnd Beatrice, Neb. B—MI54 8TUD! 8287 WA LARGE Harney. AETNA HOUSB, Burope & D B, pean, 13th m ;ofi;n‘urove rooms, modern. 2680 k E—6%5 18% Nice rooms, day, week or mo. 16% Howard. E—M32% lBl TWO furnished room! heat. 906 Bo. 3th; tel. A1 E-M728-18 PLEABANT south front room with priv ate family, for one or two gentlemen. Adw dress 8 36, Bee, E—M 741 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. FRONT, mnm wlm arcove; hot water heat. 212 8. %th sf F—455 TWO larg ’rwomla rooms, near Leavenworth and Private family. Mdrvn. B n FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, TWO or three beautiful modern kroo| newly papered; vi ousek e, for parfies w:lhouml ron; board, it de- #ir 1425 17t G—M lll FURNITURE PACKING. Pterson & Lundbers, 118 8. 17th. Tel, L2368, 2 HB s WANTED-Two agents at once; good ; city work. C. F. Adams Co. Howard st B3t wPF'D & newspaper or magazine so- lcitor to work th%“ény on & new prop- on. ~Call, at Cireulation Dept, Omaha ent who can and will secure aska. Hxcellent income. Bankers' Acrl| ent In- a — INERAL a men to black and set stoves. ANTED, Milton Ro'or- Sons & Co., 14th and Far- _nam. ’ B30 I'lN wanted to handle lumbe); nn aha Box Fuctory WANTED——A' once, joly around newspaper man; lan. to "gll‘ man. ¥ I printer and all rmanent posi- Pnner 1ol- 780 11 FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT—Building suitable for whole- sale purposes at 818 Farnam, 2x%, four storiéh and firse-class cemented basement, elevator, iire burglar proof vault, of: fice counter and fixtures. For price uvnd particulars inquire C. C, waier, sae- foALT, $he Bes Building Co. room 10f, Lise ul RENT-The bullding formerly ocon: Yneu by The Bee at 916 Farnam st. 1t has our stories und a busement, which was formerly used by The Bee press room. Tais will be rented very reasonably, It interested apply at office of C. C. Rose- waler, secretary, room 100 Bee builiix 38STORY and hal% nt, 22x100; 1006 Farnam st. Inquire 314 First,” Nat'l Blnk Blig AGENTS WANTED, FOUNG man tota take course in Omaha, Flor- ence_sanital ddress W. L. Ross, 2121 Lake I( Omlh M738 2x A POSITION 18 OPE Do you know whera it 187 Ve 0] e do. We nings for high grade men of all xecull'-, Tec nlcll Bnd (_Iel’ll‘nl— year. Wi u‘ ¥ booniet " meos o tweive DS (Ingorp Buite u. Momldnock Bulldlnl. thrn‘g;n 1?0 eould .all WOl dime Lite 4 ow ) th of ahnrn lnd pny yo EA Desirable contracts uultln: &) general uunn 838, eare O'B— wmlD—-EVGrylh".. Nustlers to tack signs, distribute clr'cnllru, samples, etc.; canvassi S Ad ll ~ : m nfi‘llfln pay. Sun vnl' 8- Bureau, xfl'fflb—flln everywhere; good pa: Ey s i 3 o‘!’wefi'pom‘ a 'wta o ‘ui &, g % WANTED-FEMALR HELP, m@; \ JRA —-—————___ _ ".".1?,.-:':.‘:.-&.,'.- fi?%“ i TR L C—M m & good cook. Inquire 120 Park avenue. ‘WANTED, T M ... 4 work in P g 3 By , et C—M™ 17x WANTED — Canvassing asents in every county’ to_solieit subscriptions to 'T! TWENTIETH CENTUKRY FARMER. Bteady emplovment with assured good in: col 18 in the country witi horse 2nd bugey especially desired. Canvassors make easily 360 to $100 month. Ad- dress Century Farmer SOLCItors' Bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha. J—213 AGENTS to sell Peerless clothosling pat- ast May; send $1 for sample line 100 !eel lon(, reference, J. T. Cary, mayor ot city. M. N. Smith, Denison, la. J—M746 19x WANTED-TO BUY. WANTED--—HOUSES Five, six and elght-room. houses within wall distance or clpse to car line. We have Weveral parties who are looking to u ?roplny for a home. If you © any to sell and the price s reason- 4ble, let ug know by letter or telephons N. P. DODGE & CO, 1614 Farnam St. N—-M2 18 NEWSPAPER In live country town; give full _description and price. Address Bee. N—M762 19x FOR SALE—FURNITURE, line of hard coal stoves now on sale. Furniture Co., 140 Dodge St FOR BALE. Furniture, consisting of parlor, dining,bed- room, leather Mlbrary furniture, leather rookwood parior , _mahogany ‘denk, mantle. mirrors ported bric- l»bnc. ofl e curtains, bi ds, ers, nlflnnlel’!. also &\l uprufiz ‘Dlano. - These §00ds must be see appreciated. I separately’; call & I AR O—M2 17x FOR SALE, 6-ft. standing desk. %3 Brown Block. & om0 hies tr iy bet general housewor Petofe B Baturdad at 120 Bouth 24 « for _general 8004 wages. eferences re- C-—134 16x woman to take o"&nflns—hme on nnch in ompflln( |lr| in fam! ever) Ilhl‘ A ) w Sk gty i £ 11“ 5 B . . DAt ¥ 3 mz OI'I:;‘.I dish whnnth 'nntm RZ U gelp hl i‘mlu FOR RENT—HOUSES, HOUSES & Peliw oM e HOUSES, nsurance. Ringwalt, Bu-lsr_al. HOUSES & ' g &t ‘i 5% nidye R D08 F8o20nee AL . Sere _.____Dfi_ R uw. Mll.. 563 le'orlh ““gm ally nol ‘len- o D906 t onu- rnam, or gu:-mrrwxcx New York Late Bids.” nos. Maggard Van & Stor- 9. Office. 1713 Webster st D1 WE MOVE age Co, T .OR RENT, first floor and basement. In- st _ Quire 14 8. %t M cottage, m. Franklin st. 100 age, modern. 306 amklin = ISHED house, elght 0t water heat: 0th ana quire room 1306 U. 8. Nat. b FOR SALE~HORSES, WAGONS, BTC. HONRDE sells pleasure vehicles at SiL N. P—o19 HARRY FROST'S C-llfll‘t and Wl‘n Wor‘il is on cormer of Mih and Lea wor "DR BALE—Two-seat, uurn.hll top ‘l’- lage, \h good condition; rubber l(lllon Ru(erl & Bons Co. ulh and l||~ nam s P—MATT ONE span bay mares, weigh 2,300 lbs.— ntle and sound. Inquire T. A. Baker, rn_master, Beunett's barn, Howard. FOR SALE~MISCELLANEOUS, TELEPHONE POLES: lo chlcken fence; oak pulag. FOR SALE, secondhand first-class sha, or address, It locomobile, , @t one-half price. Farnam 8t IRON & wire fences, tree guards, ‘Western Anchos Fence Co., 26 N. 1 CATALOGUE cut drug prices {res. Sher- fhan & Meconnel Drig Co, Omaha. NEW and 2dhand typewriters. uul%mn INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnag Vot o i of R BALHcverll -énolanm u{ » arat- | 755 N ndard sehool I e ris- Wlfl ete courss "l g -ln-l-. iug vl I‘OI{EALE—CD,AbuMnu- Capital requij 5Ty pA rw M IcB ‘01’ I.l. ‘II e‘flmd lou. Ads Lincoin ice Co. Lineoin, e, QM MEN AND WOMEN LOOKING FOR POSITION ATTORNEYS. PERSONAL. and _during cen- VATE Hlm before tare and Rursing. irlaber, 11 Vinton. Tel 189, PRIV, ATI during hum- mu The Samarita -~ MII-. 7% 1st Ave, Councll !Iufll. eanm:-nem. MAGNI'I'IC PILI KILLER. 1T CURES. druggists $1. U--933 # TUNING, plano, of o orgn repairing. Per- field Plano Co., 7 Be U3 % WE RENT sewing machines at 7 week, per month; we repair and every machine manutactured: second-hand machines from $i to $10. N Cycle Co., 15th and Harney. U DR. PRIES treats successtully all diseases and_irreguiaritios of women from cause; experienced and rellable. Dodes st Atlingion blook. Omah or o - MONEY TO LOAN-AEAL ESTATE. WANTED, city loans and w-rranu w. Farnam 'Smith & Co. L2 Fargam St PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 887 fo m.‘. WANTED. real estate loans and . C. Peters & Co., Bee Bldg. W FIVE PER CENT loans, Garvin Bros., 1004 Farnam, W PRIVATE money. 4 TO § P. C. money, Bemis, Paxtop block. MONEY to loan for bullding purposes. W. . Thomas, First Natl Bank biag w22 O18 W. H Tel. 16 w. FARM and_city_loans. low rates Thomaa, First Natl Bank Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN~CHATTELS. READ THE WANT ADS. WHEN YOU HAVE A PLACE TO FILL, TRY ONE. POSTOFFICR NOTIC L._Bldg. o8 28 ACCORDION PLEATIN GOLDMAN, 20 Douglas block. —o ACCORDION plmun‘ “cheapest, best, quickest. Mrs. A ark, 17th and Dove = ) BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 8i1 North 16th. —063 —————— CHIROPODISTS. DR. ROY, rooms 2.3, 1605 Farnam o 7. M. MACFARLAND, @9 N. Y. CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and sepiiiing 5 omptly l“! led to. J. T. Ochilt N th an ts. =) DANCING ACADEMY, MORAND'S, 15th and Harne; forming tor ehlldren, Wed., 1§ o m and 3 p. m. Adults. T\ua. Asscrnbiles Wed.. § p. m. open to beginners. Private For terms and particulars —410 N§ cln‘ne' now eall or Tel. 1041, DRESSMAKING, TER'S Ladles’ Talloring Cumln Sl V\'I’Ila for hnol!eL EXPERT ACCOUNTA G. R, RATHBUN, Bank. Private i room 15, Com'l Natl sons in bookkeeping, eto. EAS TO GET TO PAY Bost, explains our methods, We loan on f ianos, warechouse o ate OF it ve a permanent on’ we can m SALARY without security, except ment to repay. 'Our sarvice ls %ucx and confidential and we always try All that we lak Ja that you give us'a gl Poatito ’spiLixéY' L'o'ANé FURNITURE:- LOANS Reliable Credit Co, Rooms %07-38, Paxton Block. h X951 $ 38 3 8 3 633 Paxton Block. llln nnd Hllxln Bts, BU!INE!B IN LOANS T0 D PEOPLE, merchants, team-« 'h'u—p. without iman, 0 MONEY! Joaned on plain note to salaried E‘ao le; business confl: tll.l: lowest rates. axton block. The J. A. Hutton Co. X—054 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, dw- €iry, horses, cows etc. C. F. Reed, :m an T i eweiry loans. Fole: CHAT m..uu‘.na igvelny oans, Toley BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR ocery wd butchers f tur‘., lnclu!ln‘ F boX. lnquire 2768 F —e67 FOR SALE, 2 old established lquor busi- (b-rrel housg: good trade, old loca- wner has Sther Interests. Address . X--MS21 26 Bu ‘WHEN you want to buy, sell or excl property or Du-lnenl quick, see ohnson, 3 N. Y. Lif ¥ DRUG stock for sale. On account of other nflnneu 1 will sell my stock of dr ncluding the best sada fountain in the bargain. Best location; S ake_some 1and; involce. about 5,000 Address K Bee office, Counci] Blufts. | FOR SALE, good restaurant and hotel grocery st in_connection, in oraus western lowa, at about ;s wish tire, Addr!ll Mre. Mary rnold “h‘lt. ing, I 5,000 SHARES of gilt-edge mining r -tock sale; great bargain; must nl B4, care 'lfi Wx INUM~—The metal of the future; ALU" W for 1ts production discoyere by, "which the company now forming will m‘mu’ol the markets of the world; we are ering a small allotment of stock at p\lbllo subscription; send for prospectus and pa, L\cullrl lhe opporlu ity of a life time. { Ma; ermod-, .Y‘e card bldg., l’ Loul!. MO Y—-MT60 for FUR DRESSING. J. B. WALLACE, Taxidermist, 605 §, 1t —_— FOR RENT-FARMS, g FOR RENT—100 acres improved farm about 11 miles west of Omaha postoffice. In- quire at 317 Woolwerth ave. 79 16x A_LARGE and weli improved farm In Btanton county for rent; 840 acres with $10,000 wonh of improvements. R. C. PETERS & CO., Ground’ Floor Bee Bulidin FLORISTS, HESS & BWOBODA, 1415 Farnam. —96 L. HENDERSON, florist, 1619 Farnam, St GARBAGE., ANTI- flONGl:IgL\‘ GARBAGE CoO., cloans vaults, removes Earbage llld d.ld mlmln at reduced prlo‘ 21 N. 16th. Tel. 1779, —289 —_— GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bldg. T LAW AND COLLEOCTIONS. BTILLMAN & PRICE, 40 ist Nat. Bk. vids. NEBW BNOW-CHURCH/CQ:, 18t floor N. Y. Lg: :{"‘ ulo\'ney-lfld Collectors over‘y J. M. MACFARLAND, 819 N. ¥. L. Bidg. Oct 22 P ————1 LAWN MOWERS. BUARPENED. P. Meiohoir, 13th & Howard. ————p—————— LOCKSMITH, 09 N. 16th Bt. Tel 8074 © R. HEFLIN, 509 ol & proliiatfusnts: UINMONOTEIRED - 20 3% MEDICAL, LIQUOR HAB'T Culld III Ihl’el days. Pay ‘when cured. No hypodermics, Write for circulars. Gatlin instityte, 220 8. ulh —— MUSICAL. : Davidge Bigcic THOS. J. KELLY, volce. S Teacher, Davidge bldg. B. D, KECK, Voloe Teacher, Dayldge bld LETOVSKY'S ORCHESTRA. ZERKOWEKY, violin. R. 10, w{:h._‘":;“;?‘sl OSTEOFATHY, S AT = you—ar 7+ Johnson Institute, 616 N. Y. Life Bldg. Ll‘“‘ i The Hunt infirmary. McCague BIAK. 't;mz Atsen & Farwell, Paxton Blk., 047 T. 135, ACE DEEGAN, 2 N. Y. Life. Tel. DR. GRACE DEEG. R t a 1 pavin oomhlnulnl AGENTS wnn e abo! ldei‘ wl:g‘"“n. " s l 19 r. cent profit; eb:’m luv llm lewl.nd circulars. Reliance Brush Co., 3 River s _}H ALE—~Weekly paper, established in 1686; 'nurthuut ‘Nobraska; must be ml owner wishes to go west Add ss § 40, Bee. k 20x FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. H and_farm sands for sale by the nfi:fin Pacific Railroad company. L A MeAlles land commissioner, Union Pacific Headquarters, Omaka, Neb, PATENTS, 5 CoOw! GILL—No fee unless Fucoesstul Pk s Tsth St, Omana. Tel. 176. PATENTS Susa & Co. Omaha, Nob. - P l—im Nisx PAWNBROKERS. G L ()fl e, mllable accommodat- B bos o Cnndential 0 Douglas SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, A C. VAN BANTS school. 77 N. Y. %{; IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 E‘ar:#—‘ Jindows, lath 3xts. cherry man . Dipe. hydraplie evator. €as fixtures, mar- Barker hotel, Omaha. G-M7z A hard coal base burner, good 7 California street. Q--167—18x DOORS, ONE first-ol condition, p RENT—0- i m-u Wi APy at b i EM N YOU are tired paying rent and want a of your own give me your address. %dn Glover, first floor N.'¥. Life, 'hone }mou house, 4% Californis stredt; fur- tath: near car; t ou Biack 1811, u-vmw B Bix TLTON at., § rooms, inaide closet, 78 Jth st 1 rooms modern ex' yand, i § rooms, fAnacom DTk, Taodern Sxcept Pur: 5. “Ringwalt Bros, Barker biook. fi— { T-room house, near park. 188 FOR SALBE-—A number one desk, with chairs to mateh; maps. Object for selll Room $33, New York a6 Fus and l.‘"én. hullnm Q-7 STOCK of new Columbla records and machines at & sacrifice. Address 8 4, M769 23 cHAs. Williamson Co., n..fll g'.a.' FREE HOMESTEADS. nce Mis Yor full tnformation DOH t walt M7 20x about until it is too late. TIMBER! TIMBERI THE best investment. or small tracts. Reference furnished. rite your nts. REASONER, Ashland. Or BIMONS & " .. CLAIRVOYANTS, CARRIE BMITH, SOVEREIGN LAD! UEEN of claifvoyants told, past, present and future. Illlu .IOPMPIY 80T N. G\’I‘MEK palmi: 8 N. .’”~fl‘fl" B ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. h 1 ind Poppleton Ave, a very de- room house: bath, furnace, range mbll $5. Bemis, Paxton bigek. D76 ENT. yoom. furnished or unfur- b D] FOR RENT-FURNISHED BOOMS. E hauls trunks. m.pa.u"n‘, s MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. "_w. na _— T MW N PPVA‘I‘I .ll“."l:- lnr :m foruia st Terms Fenson o | mp‘w AT way 1o e o4 e bypiis HOUSES Anrd‘ ln:’“;n'.l:lmlll- lly:ollgl roj 3 3 .Dcln pCn)peRzom ifl. Bo. blfl‘ RE—960 OR flALE modem Thouse of 7 rooms. In- r 19th. RE—! & -room cotiage, A No 1 shaps: e umm "fine tress and sh e "ne hbar “Taquire s Kuhex "1 STRE-MT 1ix FOR BALE-OR TRADE FOR IIIALLIXR PROPFRTJ~)~mm moder ENGLISH & CO., PAXTON BLK. { Eight-room modern brick resi-!¥ dence, West Farnam district, } owner's price $4,000; must| be sold quick; make offer. RE—-MT0 NEB. Business & Shorthand College. Boyd's Theater. 4 AHA Florence Red il oF it line. iy ‘phong, 1188 M—830 % CURED. Julla Vawghn, &0 Ramge ll STORAGE. OM. Van Stor. Co., 1811% Farn. Tela. 15080 America, via Colon, close one hour later at Foreign Station.) Trans-Atlantic Malls. SATURDAY-At 7 a. m. for BUROPE, par 8 s La Gascogne. via Hayre (mail must Jo directed “pet 6, & La Gascogne m. for a dirobt, “per 8. & Y e nd (et st be Sircetod pot 8 5 yaderiand”) at 10:30 a. m. (Supp) mentary 12 m.) ‘for RUROPE, per s. n Campania, via Queenstown; at 1330 p. for SCOTLAND direct, per s (olunr Bla (matl must be directed “per s. 8. Co- jum SPRINTED MATTER, E This st takes Printed Matter, Commercial F and Samples for Germany only. same class of mail matter for other parts of Burope will not be sent by this ship unless speclally directed by her. After "the closing of the - Supplementary Transatlantic Mails mamed above, addi- tional Supplementary Mails are opened on the fers of the American, English, French and German steamers and remaln open until within Minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. ner pers ‘The Mails for South and Cen West Indies, SATURDAY— America, W, (eupplementary p{lk ACAO for Costa iep, Rub MorroCastle, yia Havantia; at 10:30 a.m. Guep lementary '11:30 a. m,) for INAGUA, HAITI and SANTA MARTA, per s. s. Athos; at 1.:30 p. m. for CUBA, per 8. 8. Olinda, via Havana. Mails Forwarded Overland, Ete., Ex- cept Transpacific. CUBA-Via Florida, _closes at this office except Thursda 5:30 a. m. connecting, mails’. close hers on Wednesdays and Saturdays via Tampa, and on Mondays via Miami). MEXICO CITY--Overland, unless speclally 'rll:llt | BROKERS, fl“r\‘fl “Ckal. everyh Bl rufl Farnam. 'Phone 1 481 UPHOLSTERING, GATE CITY, 1706 St Mary's ¢ ve, Tel. B2T. —398 POSTOFFICE NOTICE. fllwll]d be read DAILY by all Interested, mAY ocpur at any time.) Ocl o- ending P n all 'at the General Postoffice a3 (ullo' MAILS close on. hour I{‘umhm bel rocrmyul—n |8 b m. Morday, | garts and nuwlm tary mails close at ME' Station half hour lsier than addressed for dispatch by Btoamer. Closes at this office daily, except Su; p ba) umu 11:30 p. m. Sundays at l n m NL\\I SUNDIEAND— By rail to North Sid- Doy, ARd thetice by steamer. closes at this flice daily at 6:50 p. m. (connecting malls Slose Here every Monday, Wednesday and Baturday.) JAMAICA—By rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, closes at this office at 6: m. every Tuesday. QUELO By rail to Boston, and thence b) numor, joses at this office daily at m, BE,“ ) PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE By rail to New Orleans. and ‘h(‘flLE by steamer, closes at this office dally‘ except Sunday, at §1:30 p. m. an 11:30 p. m. Sundays at . M. an ll'fl" p. m. (connecting mail closes here ondays @t §11:30 m,) COSTA RICA—By rafl to New Orleans, and thence by steamer, cioses at this office gally, except Sunddy ‘at 1130 p. m. p. m.; Bundays at §1 m. and 11 34) p.m. (m)nne:llnl malil clol- here r\{l;mln)! at $§11:30 p. m.) TERBD MAIL closes at § p. m. srevious day. Transpacific Ma| CHINA and JAPAN, via Tacoma, close here daily at 8:30 p.'m. up to October inclusive, for despatch per s. s. Olym rIA\\’All via 8an Francisco, close “ere ‘90 p- m, up to October §12, in- clusl e, 198 despatch per s. 8. Alameda. SHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, close here daily at 6:30 f - T et {0gebee it te inano HAWALL JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP- Pmfi INLANDS,'via Ban Francisco, ciose here ds 3 p. m. up to Octaber 418, "‘l‘fi! i"‘ sor 5‘?11 R T Jose. here ity at 6. ‘ o up "' Oetober s, inclusive, Scapatch per u. s Mar EW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA (except NEW CALEDONIA, FLJT, SAMOA and HAWAIL via San ancucn. close e daily at 6:80 p. m. up to October inclusive, for despatch Bor o a Sierra, £ the Cunard steamer oca) ritish mail for New Zealan s not to connect with this despatch, extra malle closig at b:d) & m., 9:30 a. m. and §: m, Sunda; 574300 s A and i be mnde up and Torwarded unbil ‘the ar rival of the Cunard steamer). HAWAIL, JAPAN, CHINA and speciall addressed mail_for the PHILIPPIN ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close here dally at 63 p. m. up ta October 126, In- clusiye. for ateh per s. 8 Coptic. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San elnc% clase here dally’ at 6:30 p. m. u Dotoper 27, at inglusive, for ~despate! CHINA AND JAPAN, transport ictoria, B. €., ciose here dally at §:30 p m. up to Oectol T, usive, fm‘ despatch per s. s mpru of Japan. (Merchandise for U. 8. postal agency at AR ghnl cannot be forwarded via Can- oda A".TMUA (exce ANDE and NEW CALEDONIA. via Ven- Couver "ana VIctorin, | B, Co, $lo8s here daily at 6: wg m. up to November {7, - clus!’ es) n((h DEI’ 8. 8. Aoran NOTE-{/n adaressed, West L R B R T New Zealand and Philippine Tslands via San Franecisco—the auickest routes. Phil- ippines specially addressed ‘'via Cansda’ or “via Europe” must be fully prepaid at the forelgn rates. Hawail Is forwarded via San Francisco exclusively. Transpacic mails are forwarded to port of salling dafly and the schedule closing is arranged *n the preaumpflnn of the uninterrupted overland transit. fRegisiered mall closes at 6 p. m. pre- Viowa " day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster, Postofce, New York, N. Y., Oetober 9, 1908 for via Vancouver and flAlL.flAD 'l'lll CARD. UNION STATION—10TH AND MARCY. Tiinols Central. (‘ll:lcllo E.:‘xsru- fi 1 lmlled llmnnpuu- & 8t Paul b1 Arrive. & 5:10 pm Chichge Lo Chicago Expr Chie: 104 Ft. Exp [E 102 Ft. Dodse Express..a 348 pm 7 Ft. Dodge Express,, 8 Ft. Dodge Express.. o & Nerthwestern. \Zhe Northwestern Line." East Chicago §fuug}u 8t haylight Chi 0. mited thg::u cal Cartoll cal Sioux @ity . orfolk & Bonesteei.. ncoln & Long Pine. g Minseurt Paciss. Louis, Expres s i Chicago, Rock EAST, Chicago Daylight L't'd.a 3:6 am Ghicago Daylight Local.a T:00 am Afi Express........bll: 16 am oines Expres Chifcago Fast var wps s ] EEEBEEE sprosgsroee 58 &8EEEEE ? EY RREsCoBLEREES iz drcoln, Colo. Svnns Denver, Pusblo Veat Unlon Pacifie, Overland Limited ne Fast Mail, lifornia Express cific Express. rn ri S!rflm'bul‘l Xpress. sonh Platte Local Island Local. (‘nlu-n‘ Illw ke Des ¥ menr TIME CARD. I WEBSTER DEPOT-15TH & WEBSTER Chicago, #t. Paul, Minmeapolls & Omaha, Loave. Arrive am a 9:10 pm ] pm all:20 am ‘b5 pm b 845 am Twin City Puu-npr. loux Cl Pas: kland Local B hld o and 4 d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm David neva, rd...b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm r‘;-'k, N perior, Rxeter and § Hullngu e. Via b 4:10 pm a10:36 am Nebraska Local, Weeping Water BURLINGTON STATION=10TH & MASON Chieago, Burlington & Quincy. Chicago Special.. % Chicago Yeatibuled ex.a 4:00 pm Ghicago Locals 15 am Chic JAmiQdd a Kansas Cit. 8t. Louls ¥ Kansas City Burl Wymore, Lincoln Nebraska Txpress Denver Limited...... Black Hills nnd Puget Sound Ex er.. Nigh! &ton & Missouri River. Beatrice and a 8:50 am ' 880 am \a 4:10 pm 10 pm b12:05 a P! 5 am a 8:10 pm a 3:10 pm Lincoin Fast Maii. A 9:08 am Fort Crook sad P & 10:35 am ct..a 7:0 pm a §:27 am Bellevie & Pacife Jot..a 440 bm 2 Dally. b Dally except Sunday. d Datly except Saturday. e Dally except Monday. —_— GOVERNMENT NOTICES, OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER.— Omaha, b., October 1y, 1%3.—Sealed triplicete, subject to the conditions, will be reccived here until 10 o'clock & m., central standard time, No- vember 16, 1903, for the construction of & new Quartermaster's Storehouse at Omaha, Neb. “Full information furnished on appli- cation to this office, where plans and spe fications may be seen. Proposals .to marked “Proposals for Quartermaster's Storehouse,” and addressed to WILLIAM E. HORTON, Acting (‘hll;" o O} CHIEF, QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE Omaha, Neb., October 1, 1903.—Sealed pro- posals,'in triplicate, will be received here and by Quartermasters at the posts named herein, until 10 a. m., central time, No- yember 16 13, for furnishing Oats, ‘Bran, Hay, Straw and Corn, during remainder of flscal year ending June 30, 1904 at Forts Crook,” Niobrara and _Robinson, Neb., M. Depot, Neb., Jefferson Bar- Mo., Forts Léavenworth and Riley, Kansas, Loj Roots, Ark., Reno and Sl Okia Froposais for deyery at other points will be entertained. U. 8. reserves right to refect or accept any or all pro- posale, or any part hereof. ~Information rnished on application here, or_to Quar- termasters at stations named. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked “Proposals for Forage,” and addressed to undersigned or to_Quaftermasters at posts above named. WILLIAM E. HORTON, Acting Chief Quartermaster. 017-18-20-21-N13-14M LEGAL NOTICE, NOTICE FOR BIDB!\‘})R STATE PRINT- Bids will be received by the State Print- ng Board at the office of the secretary of state at Lincoln, Nebraska on or before 2:30 o'clock p. m. Monday, October I6, %3, for . printing and stationery sup- plies - for = the followin 5 partments and state institutions: Supreme court, secretary of state, adjutant general, public Tbrary commission, (nsurance department, commissioner of public lands and huildings, v and exa 1325 ptnnerlllllll‘y ureau, g8 & dustrial school, institute for 'eeblo minded outh, banking department and board of Specifications for sam be found on file ln the office of the All bids v Ewldremvea the right to reject ang 8. L Ancoln, ”cbm" ORC(G r 13, 1903, INTING BOARD. By Lou W Secratary 1o the Board. o1 15 abt ur. ASK BIDS FOR STORE HOUSE Army Department Calls for Proposals for Construction of Quarter- master’s Depot. The first step #dward the construction of the new quartermaster’s store house on the newly acquired property of the govern- ment, adjacent to the quartermaster's commigsary depots in this city, was taken Friday in the advertisement for pi for the bullding of the structure, by Cap- tain Willlam E. Horton, acting chief quar- termaster of the Department of the Mis- sourl. The bids will be opened at 10 o'clock a. m., November 16, The new structure will be an immense affair. It is to be 340 feet In length by 50 feet in width, and will be buflt of brick with steel girders. The bullding will be two storles In helght and first class in all respects. SEASONABLE FASHIONS 4547 Girl's Costume, 8 to 14 years. Girl's Costume 4547—Broad-shouldered o feots are as fashionable for growing giris as for their elders and are far more gen- erally becoming to the younger folk. This pretty fiock includes & novel bertha that diog)'s well over the sleeves and awaits of many combinations. As shown the mate- rlal {8 biue serge, with the yoke and bertha of white cloth and trimming of blue and white braid, but innumerable fabrics are equally appropriate, as may be preferred. The costume consists of the walst and the skirt. The walst is made over a body lining that 1s faced to form the yok | ad DO faah 2 facs orm the yoke and | {U cadets may be bommissioned bm el aver which the full fronts and back are ranged. The bertha is finished separately and arranged over the whole. The sleeves are full below the elbows and are finished with pointed cuffs. The skirt is straight, simply gathered at the upper edge. The quantity of material required for the medium size (10 years) is 4 yards 7 inches wide or 2% yards # inches wide, with 1% yards of either width for yoke, bertha and cuffs and 15 yards of braid to trim as §)- lustrated. The pattern 4647 ls cut tn sizes or girls of § 8 10, 13 and I years of age. For the sccommodation of The readers these patterns, which mli’nuu st trom 25 to B0 cents, will be furnished at » nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order to get a pattern enclose 10 cents, give number and name of patters. v HARRINAN EARNINGS DROP Receipts Fall Off for Three Roads and Boonomy is Sought. ORDERS FROM NEW YORK CUT EXPENSES Concerted Action of Rallroads May Lead to Discharge of Large N of UOperating Gangs. ber Some warrant for Harriman's determinas tion, with that of other railroad magnates, to cut down operating expenses may be found in the report of earnings for the Union Pacifie, Oregon Short Line and the Oregon Railway» & Navagation company, showing a loss as compared with the cor responding periods of ldst year. Harriman has sent out imperative orders that econms omy must be rigldly observed all along the Iine. This policy of retrenchment will be | adhered to by Harriman, Hill und the Van- derbilts, all of whom have decided to lop off large numbers of operating gangs wherever deemed cssential to the perfece tion of thelr plans The report of the earnings of the Union Pacif cluding the Oregon Short Line and the Oregon Rallroad and Navigation company for the month of August shows a decrease of §143,812.61 from the correspond- Ing month of the year previous. The gross receipts were $4,534681.78, being a decreass from last year's of $279,968.75, and the ex- penses, including the taxes, were $2,605,- 677.08, being a decrease from the last year's of $428,801.3. The total surplus in 1902 was $2.082817.26, and this year it ia $,099,004.65, making u decrease of $143,- §1261. The total number of miles of road operated this year In August was 534410, against 5,300.88 last year for the same pe- riod. This shows an increase of 84.22 miles in operation. Even In the last two months, that is September and August, there Is a decreass in the earnings of $109,999.35. The gross re- celpts for the two months were $9,123,839.48 agalnst $8,39,650.40 last year, being an In- crease of §727,280.06. Tho expenses, includ- Ing the taxes, were $,065.30303, being an increase of $83728841. The surplus last year for the two months was $4,174,440.78, and this year it is $4,004,441.43, beélng a des crease of $109,999.35. The average number of miles operated for the two months was 6,894.28 agalnst 5,358.17, an Increase of 38.06 miles, Lucas in Richardson's Places William Lucas, present assistant superin- tendent of the Pullman company at this place, has been promoted to be superin- tendent to fill the vacancy caused by the death of J. F. Richardson. Mr. Lucas has been In the employ of the company for the last fourteen years and has filled almost every position with the company. He was born in East St. Louls and first became connected with the Pullman Interests in March, 1%9, when he moved to this city to accept the position of storekeeper. He only remained in this capaclty for a few months, until he was nmde a clerk in the office and later @ ticket agent, He held this last of- fice for ten years, or until it was abolished, and was made assistant superintendent of this district in June, 101. The many friends of Mr, Lucas will te glad to hear of his promotion, as it was one which they be- lieve to be deserving. The position of as- sistant superintendent wiil be filled by B. B. Dewey, who is being brought here from Minneapolis. Mr. Dewey was formerly an agent for the company in that city. Get Ready. Round trip tlokets to many peints In Texas; Cklaho &nd Jndian Territory, usually taking a rauch higher rate, will:be ®old at rate of §15.8 from Omeha Tuesday, October 20th, via the 'Frisco System. Full informatian at passenger office, %% South Fourteenth street. GOSSIP ON COMMISSION ROW mer Fruit and Green Stuff Give Way to Rugged Winter Products. The commission row is in the period of transition—casting off the ifght and trifiing summer fruit and green stuft and putting on the good old food products that enrich the blood and keep the eater warm. Thus: the peaches, the plums and the California Fleming Tokay grapes are playing the last week of their engagement and will soon be gone. In a few short days there will be nothing of the fruit, but the basket grapes from New York and Pennsylvania, the winter pears and of course, the cranges, Bo It 1s on with the nuts, the apples, the onions and the winter cabbag Bpeaking of cabbages, a car of Wisonsin swellheads has already been Cumped on the market, but they could 1. do enough, because of the hardy N+broska citicle, But they will be the strong support of the table a little later. Potatoes from western Ne- braska are creating a good reputation for themselves when'clean and sound and are taken at 66 or 70 cents in vreference.to the Utah and Colorado Irrigationists at 80 cents. Some beautiful new lemons, the and the yoke and | | bertha can be made of tontrasting color or of the same color In contrasting material, | | R any prediciions of | donal"foxee first of the crop have come to tewn, They are highly colored, solld and smooth and recommended to all parties desiring well behaved and thoroughly trained household lemons. The wholesale market was poor Friday morning, but In watcrcress there was ap abundance, such as never was known in this city. Two wagon loads steamed alongs side the dock and sold cut at 40 cents per two dozen baskots, which is 00 cents cheaper than the usual price. They came from Glenwood, which s to the Omaba market what Ohlo Is to the national gov- ernment. Some really 1efined and hand- #ome tomatoes from the same cenger of cul- ture sold Friday juorning at 50 cents. A few green cucumbers were eagerly selzed at about 76 cents a basket; they will soon be gone. A few squash were disposed of alse at about 80 cents a dozen, but they, are not built as close to the ground this year as usual. Rock Island Chauge in Time. Train No. 6, eastbound, leaving here formerly at §:3 p. m., now jeayes Omaha at 6:30 p. m. Train No. 7, Oklaboma and Texas Express, leaving here formerly at 5:40 p. m., now leaves Omaha at 6:16 p. wi. For Revenue Service. The United Bustes Civil Bervice commiss sion announces an examination Janua 5 and 6, 1904, to secure eligibles from to mauke certification to fll vacancies tn ition of cadet lu the revenue gutter and other simllar vacabelés ll% may oceur. Applicants must be not than 18 nor more than 2 years of physically sound, and not less than § fchies in helght, of guod moral Character, and unmarried. Applicants are president as lieutenants after iwe Batistactory service, The salary of @ is 3500 per year and ono ration per day, Persons who desire to enter this vxaminas tion should apply at once to the Ui Stateg Civil Bervice commission, w...'?‘f 3 C., or to the local secretary “& Civir Bervice commission, postothte ing, Omaha. Not Talk. Unlted States Senator Clark of Wyoml was in the city Thursdey as the oot ot his brother, D. C, Clark of the Ul eific Coal -nm()u y. Senstor Clark e In_Evanston, Wye a4 they both retur oar. The senator left murnlul over the Northwester: Pipocis’to make & ahort sty bators ST ing to Washingto e fused thing in a political way and Sher the e - ot