Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 22, 1903, Page 9

SPECIAL NOTICES AGvertisements for thess columas will be thkes wntii 12 m. for the for less tham 250 for the first inger- tion. These advertisements must be answers dAresssd to & numbered letior i care of The Bee. Answers oo addressed will b dolivered on presestation of the Shesk only. FOR RENT-Two FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. furnished rooms with on first and second floors. aAx all_modern, wentlemen Ang) heat and h 106 8. Hen st VERY desirable front suitable for one or two T8 8. Wth wt SOUTH ALCOVE room and smal) i 0d 280 } B l:rn'm::m' o, with or fohoha" o Tt E—Mi2 Bx NICELY furnished rooms. 1900 bl%l‘nl Ave WARM, furnished without board; modern; nam. NICELY_ furnished rooms. Inquire O Steam Laundry, 1750 Leavs -n::n'; P"l‘l’)'r’!‘l A-1788. E—913 WANTED-MALE HELP, FALL TERM DA#UANDQ ENHT STUDENTS ADMITTED 21- ANY TIME. Boyles College .mt“li‘hlii‘(‘)‘l‘lému TXPEW‘BIT ";{«'o. ENGLISH. SR W T g T R Lincoln, Neb. B8 WANTED, for U. le-bodied, wn- e8 of 2l and %, married ey O gltisens o?fi'nlua ‘ tates, of good charac: tom| habits, who can speak ite Engiish. nr.m(urmulon crulting 3 and Dodge and’ Beatrice, Neb. for Catalogue. AETNA HOUSE, European, 12th & Dod“ PLEASANT south front room with priva family, for cne or two gentiemen A dress 8 36, Bee. E—M 741 NICELY furnished room in private family: house new and modern. 2519 Jon;l_!t LARGE, m‘a AT THE DELLONE, 14th st. and Capitol avi Steam heated: electric lighted; private and baths; all conveniences; first class LmHT AIRY R(;(nfl Eat where you please. ROOM AT THE DELLONE, E_M12% Noviox FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. THE OMAH.A DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22 1903. WHYLET YOUR ROOM STAY VACANT? Every Day is a Loss of Money When a Little Want-Ad Will Rent It. rulnon"l FOR SALE~REAL ESTATE. '0"! m it M ol it uw'n‘:FY N. 18th, BLECTRICAL TREATMES NT, for Iadies T>efore and t, and M rss. Gerisch, reasomable. RN G = lllll Pm\ ATI huu; it "Eiitornia o PRIVATE hos| l\l Bobles n% eonflnmnl' Gardels, =234 Lake. FOR SALE--Or rent, on 40th st and Davenport st 8-room strictly modern. See owner, Sore: _%on, s Tincoln biva. T RE- M e !vn\lne gcre provetty and farm lands. Davis Co., Room i, Bee bldx. FOR EALE, rroamffi:;; of 1 rooms. _In quire 613 8 RE-M The ©. Rb ” OSTEOPATHY. hnson Institute, 816 N. Y. Life Bldg, T | The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bidg HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; .u.' Atsen & Farwell, Paxion Blk., 047, T. 196 | —5T8 DR_GRACE DEEGAN, & N. Y. Life. Tel | | 200, —0 ALL about North Dakota and where to b rood lands cheap; descriptive folder a hll Fin Vroo reliable representativ: ey & Wheelock, w-) Fnrln N 13 Broad. | RE—881 PROPERTY splendid_barn; 2014 N. %th st room modern house lot 42x108. /;de_q?;r;:r BOSTON Umbrella Mfg, Umbrellas, parasols re or made. PRIVATE holplul before and Aaaring con- edical care an <l mupsis et Tl Vinion, Tex ’u-: LI E&F.E?J. For Sale COTTAGE—6 rooms: fine place; high and eightly a lot neatly sodde a nobby home PRIVATE home ot confnement: m- -domed o Good tard n2 8. DESIRABLE Roon. at The runun 19th and nAm sts. M3 FRONT, room, -Ith alcove; mot water heat. 5 h s P—“ Samaritan ! An, Counneil mun NT sewing machines =t T w.‘..rEuT,. month; we repafs -h uII Darts for every machine marawafactured: achines from §1 to $10. Neb. & md(z':mus'fl: and Harney. - good sal- B—MIs WANTED-Two “1 At _ance; ; it rork. . ., 1619 ary. !“' c Adams g ANTED, a newspa) magazine so- leitor to work the '5;", on & ne'wvruP- Call at Circulation Dept, (k'n:;. e A e e iy s rounc---mmmmm sanitarium. - A« dress W s the s Tor o Moter Colege: e i e BSERAE WANTED, ulflmnahmy. 100° first-cliss ma- bl S P FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, or lhr't beautiful IIofllr\l room: mr..i‘.. -uimuz eniidren. bo‘.}rd.‘r.do m FURNITURE PACKING, Pterson & Lundber, 116 5. 17ih. Tel, L2368 117 FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFI10E! FOR RENT. Bulunn{ suitable for_whole. PUrposes a. four lwfl- and firse-class ce. ted basement, evator, lire £1d burglar proof vault, of- fice counter &nd fixtures. Kor price vud uire C. C. Rosewater, wec- Bee Buiding Co., room wfi L WANTED, thres {:3, fror :‘monld:;c. y 'nrk. "m0 trou Answ, afel John ‘Seaton Foundry Co., A.xreh?lon nn LABORERS wanted for grading. 32 Dav- enport st. G. A FOR RENT<The building {ormerl - plad by The Beo at 416 Farnam st 1¢ hus iour stories und & busement, which was formerly used by The Hee 'press roous ' i Ue Fented very rensousbly. It interested apply at oftics of C. G hull% WANTED, - mensa. 0. K- Booheid sheid Cioak m‘&.n‘(‘-.', I-ITQRY and basement, 22x100, water, secretary, room W Hee Farnam st Inquire 314 First. Natl Bank B, re @. Iflh Gratiot 24x W Ssteamfit m. ny. FURNISHED priv Teception _robin, _ ¢ + grapher, K. 1—M9s3 m : mtn’hmurtnrlfim pulfinn to ladies or towns for special wor) office, Omm WImlndy. u:&nfl h::xvr- uickl; BSouth uarant nm:vmiv "é‘nflm ' men jn WANTED-SALESMEN, ._;_____h fl.a HI'IAM:: mphy:?lenaao —Adiis 2 m WANTED-FEMALE HELP, P et 1 St aA N o R T e 'mmmar&m jout; proctos .fl elln!c that nve- SF e, Moler Ca Ln "‘" lD V. $Tn and 5‘:‘";”5' u"‘ v C—M9g7 22 W, K‘T'D—Glrl 1 ral h L3 £ ; F opgeRark ot Olu- nl&!ll housework; 5% Park ave. W, RENT, three upper stories in four- building at %18 Farnam st.; two if preferred. " Address C. C.‘Rose- Bec'y., Room i, Bee biag. FOR At #iorles water, AGENTS WANTED, WANTID Cuvl.l agents in WANTED-TO RENT, YOUNG man of guod character wants room and In vate family i Tocation. Addres 8 %, Bea.” 'k amizable ‘WANTED--To rent, with the b\ly'l.n‘. an :fl&run‘ I}«lcu ¥, Omaha, well adapted 1of & hog’ W. L.:Belby, Bulll_:: Y I“ m“l FOR SALE-FURNITURE. R P - FULL line of bard coal stov =y CN-.‘ Fmfll. LO-. ‘fl? r)‘;‘”’ st TR &1t standing desk. o rown FOR BALE—Furniture must be sold this Joek. few of the choicest pleces left, I Ubrary and ouk aiiing beds, box springs, b Ooe 88t miahogany chif- fonlers, dressers, 9x12 rugs, Tugs, ctures, mahogany bookcases, mirro: eather ‘couch, easy chairs, elegant pa lor suit, 6 pleces, centee u(fln oll paint- , music cabin cur- , bric-a-braé, Klop'a‘nc upmm plang Il cheap ”8‘"“'{' C—M.08 30x w. jacket and skirt B raak L 13 Dln ffl Lighton, mmm gy L. R. C-116 27 louml sells pleasure vehicles at flu"' P- e Lo xumum 8 Carri, Woiks s 0 5.—-“?.'.1 wertn. WA NTED, a0 -xp-flne.a stenographer. VT o i vely- cookftor veml- City, Neb. uired ddress Box 31, C—M135 23 o By e HELP WANTED. a w-mper :‘o‘lldlnr to E E P Propos! &ood Call at 10 Fe-rl .., (\mncu E& MISH | FOR RENT-HOUSES. HOUSES & P S G AT Peters & Lo. Bee BIA':: HOUSES, insurance. Ringwalt, Barke HOUSES & ¥ gavis ot g 4o ,.,;-‘ TO MOVE t mn- Vi 8 oGmes L Fmln? 5 YO0, JEE53E0 bamn, i“- amrm Pottér, poc o308 Brown Bi FOR RENT. oo house, 56 Weolworth fovei 1t ‘” S Dy P A ‘&‘&YW%"#‘.&..‘:‘R‘ R RENT. 24 and Call- tuin sta T Apoly s ROt o D-M718 lgD“N Troom house, near pnrbk—'l'fl lhwn Bolen & Bons Cu‘. uu: and ELEGANT % Rockaway for bargain. fi:a..— Ve des M shE FOR SALE—-MiSCELLANKOUS, TM.EPHONE Pom long fr cuicken fence; cak pillag. Wi Duul.‘:." A o .. secondhand _locomoblie, im "i'r-wuu s Shape, 4t onehalf price b IBOH & wire fences, tree wellises. Weslerts Aucho. Fence Co., 26 N. lita 8L L] CATALOGUE cut dru i < 3 A Sy vécu trn Sher- DR. PRIES freats wucoesstully =11 discases itles of womeén _ from an :.snl_rrmhf and reliabie. m! on block, Orambha. Dodge s, Arlingt o “VIAVI" way to beilth; 3 Bee l;filala; Qmaha. e OOLDMAN 200 Deulhl block. (~f~nnhm\?7,fiq.unfi pest. Quickent. Mrs. . C Mark, 17k ana Doue. m ATTORNEY J. M. MACFARLAND, 319 N. Y. L._Bldg. Zss A — T N——— 1 4 BALE TIES, 2 OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., §11 North 16th. =93 ponm S L0 T — CHIROPODISTS. IAGNI'"C At druggist: DR. ROY, rooms 24, 166 Farnam ;h MONEY TO LOAN-REAL lr.s-nu-. WANTED, clly y loans and wu‘l’lnu s W. Farnam Smith ‘& Co, Furn\:’u 8t "CARPENTERS AND Jul‘“l. ALL kinds of carpenter work aad n &nmpl‘ atiended ith and Lake Bts. alrln. litres, - Bherwood, 97 2. Y. Lifs. WA PRIVATE mon umo loans nnd w real arrants. wAm'% c° . P V ER CE]NTlfllM Garvin I]r\)‘. 1604 mey. F.D. Wead, 1530 Doug'as. PRIVATE mon Doug — e 4 TO 6 P. C. money, Bemls, Paxton ‘puxk FARM and city loans, low W. H irst Nat'l Bank Bld‘ T le Thomas, Firs! e"‘ ealall -nmu. o ‘get a 2,000 mort- T AM spealally ¥ e MONEY TO LOAN-CHAT"XELS, EAS Y 195X TO GET TO PAY explains our methods. e loan on furmitur Pomtion fi'fifif"' ot 4o 'r’f,".’}" Gur Shevioe 1s Quick snd Sopfgentins 38 Sluat son "nr(m e Detore O D GAGE LOADN CO. mwx.;o-m of Trads Blde, Bl i;:" i O 3 L VA S e i i SALARY LOA NS 5.2 FURNITURE LOANS Reliable Credit ~Co, Rooms %73, Paxion BIOCK, LI e o O e 'i’anT NHL[ANO!.:’;[VE '"OL"‘ tes and easy terzms, M'u:m Mdfllm Pl 3 Paxton BlocL DANCING ACADEMY, MORAND'S, 15th and Harne torming for children; Wed., Bat., iV an Pp. m. Adults, Tuu B, - Assemblles Wed, s p DRESSMAKING. KEISTER'S Ladles’ Talloring Cnll!xe. 1705 Cumln' st wflll t.r bookie IN F FAHILIES Miss !flll‘dy. 54_N. 20th. Mddd Nsx —_— DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL. STANDARD GARMENT CUTTING COL LEGE moved from Paxton Blk. to & Farnam St Extra class taught from 7 to 8 p. Zaibis = EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, R RATHBUN, féom 15, Com'l Bank. Frivate lessous in Lookkeepin. cic. [t < B ) DETECTIVES. CAPT. 1. CORMACK, 617 Karbach biock. | Tel, A2 o o BEBOUT Detective agency, 708 N. Y. Life. Tel, 3540, P — 963 NI1§ FOR RENTFARMS, improved farm in t; 640 acres with ements. .suud{u._xm A Ry em;n 10,000 qrorth of T omund FPM rov!m MONEY-Write mé it particuiare. ';xx. m FUR DRESSING, . E. WALLACE, Taxidermist, 6 8, ut FLORISTS, HES3": SWOBODA, 115 Farnam. —#0 GEST BUSINESS IN I.OANS TO LBAALARXED PEOPLE. merchants, team- sters, boar! uses, etc., wwithout se- curity; oul‘( terms; 40 ofices in_prin- ol ctiea, Tolman, 40 Boar<d oxx'lr’-f ‘uo»n Joaned on plain note hulhu!l confident lo'hul 1l The J. A.- Edutton Co. K54 [yt Qfl.d 108, furraiture, g:‘y‘:ol e w C.F. Reed, i’ P e stiiinacl - . loans. ¥ A T A BUSINESS CHANCES. s?od and Duatcher's fix- wr—, M aeiuding ioe 4 inquare fl'i_.‘ i e S LS an o established Riquor busi- " i el R i b | ek YMsn % WHEN you want to buy, sell o exc 17 97 pusiness quicie., Sohneon, 48 N V. Lite s 5 UMINUM—The metal of the future; a Axl{ rocess for Its productiom. discovered By "which the co ay now forming will control the marke the woxld; we are offering & small allotment ©f stock at public becription; send for prospectus and plmcnllrl |hl opporturaity of a life time. 1. Mayer & Son. 47 MEermod-Jac- card bidg., St Louls, Mo. ¥—! fx INDIAN goods and relics. 115 Farasm Akl Q2 IDHAND safe cle-n. Deright, 1119 ra.:é FOR BALE—A number one desk, with chairs to mltch ‘aul.nzl:;: :ln: maps. Object for sel Room 838, New Yurl%f. Bld. i'l'OCK ! Col mb recol T T gyl ‘Bee. . FOR BALE—Fine usrl.n( suit, dining and be chea, Nort} ru separately i ta '" Bih'Ave. QM sell ve weelk. FIVE-ROOM FIVE brick -x- cept furnace. Apply at Q‘«f 8. 15th um ou% d st. D100 26x house: all_modern fm- &fl DM n-\:‘ FOR RENT- Five-roam &as; also furniture for IXEGA)\T l provements. BEVERAL gobd houses, | uo to 8IS wyer, 24 and Cuming. ALE Six-room cott 3"‘ fine neighborbood: el in large natural To r-.tunule tree O M E bhauls trunks. mn‘ “fl ummw e SEVERAL dentsi chairs. 1815 fl‘&u st By e . Jindbucalil WHITE FACE CATTLE FOR uu:—m pioers. 18 hejters; K to Hereford y. o about T fRavits Zondliien, book Or will pat them m out 3 -ufi' e e Sharen th feed POSTER & SELET Sost: P , 334 Board of Trade B m'q:)m.-; n ALE—Cheap, squars G |.m. firet class every way, S8 & sk FOR SALE, an up-to-date fi -uh‘hh for 4 town of 1 o Loge outfit is A-shaped has 200 three elevators on Address § X! of H-Qfl mi; B lu:rul Fli-edge miniag stoo B8 1 Bee M —Blacksmith shop first class Pfi‘c‘um“'fip to-daig set of too2s; for par- ticulars write to Mogenson - Be Fullerton, Neb. l‘m FOR _BALE—Clgar Mflfirad poo) 008 location; & snap. res ee. O Y—ll!! flx FOR SALE-REAL EST ATE. ket T oy 2 e B S0 & M, Soraika: 672 Bx rwm: ENGLISH & CO., PAXTON BLOCK . Eight-room modern brick residence, West Farnam district, owner’s price $4,000; must be sold quick; make offer, RE—1l4— CHH and, farm wnds for % comfi-lon-f i MR- CHas. Williamson Co., af% ¥ m:-% THE acts =ale by the Lmlmflm viclin. R, TIMBER! 'TIM BER! toall L. HENDERSON, florfst, %19 Farnam_ St ot exsigpe———eeeEEENESESSNN GARBAGR. ANTI uonorou Aimo“ cleans earpools and Tem: : d_dead -nlmlll l?'uducod 'l'& N, 1ith __Tel 1 GULD AND SILVER PLATIAG. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Blag. Tel;..l& LAW AND COLLECTION BTILLMAN & PRICE, 4 1at Nat. B Bidg. NEW BNOW-CHURCH CO., 18t floor N, Y. “l bldg., attorneys and Follectors. C_V:'r‘y- . . AR SRRSO . - J. M. MACFARLAND, 8 N. Y, L. Bl&‘ LOCKSMITH, . 16th Bt TekL W4 C. R. HEFLIN, 9 .G__ ——— LAWN MOWERS. BHARPENED, P. Melohoir, 13th & Howard. LOST. LosT, between Omaha and Millard, Neb., 8ept, 123 goid bund ring, my e T. .,l;;‘om 3“‘"%“"3\: pnu:r noul, o ‘mstron, 2th st., Omaha Lost—So88 2x |anu 4 8. _Gold_watch with goid_nugget on }(elurn w A4 Bur- dette st YQ'II‘“ ;—m Ax BTRAYED——Onc u}rr;l ]z{ue. 3 wmu d 0] I 1 e leel B B Fostoils 2 LOST. brafded fob chain. Los'r ir_gold spectacies in case. Return 0°8. sin Ave. and receive reward Lost—14a 2ix block 113, Bouth 3. Persons, Glas- Lost—M134 2 LOST, abstract, lot 14, Omans. Return to F. So. Omaha. MEDICAL. U%UOR HABIT cured in three days. Pay ured. podermics. Write for elrculars. hlumh{n.-luu ™ 8 e Chighester's English Pennyroyal e the best. Bafe, reliable. 'hxo no Bend 4c. lul‘lbl. for lul Yo Ladies, letter b Ask your arig Ch‘mlul Co.,” Philadel; L‘-Dllfl l«l et ichester MUSICAL. THOS. J. KELLY, veice. Davidge Blocl. B. D. KECK, Voice Teacher, D‘vfl”m P A S ety Vi ‘S ORCHESTRA. Tel L-2684 LETOVEKY'S ‘Withnell bik. M—401 N& SHOMTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN BANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life. —e4 UPHOLSTERING. OR TRADE FOR SMALLI El; | H ; cm\ ‘GILL—No fee unless succe an, city water | s | clos | America, for betfer accommodations. = | [SATURDAY- ?xu)’ ul. i1 h 8., Omaha. Tel 175 PATENTS—Sues & Co., Omaha, lustrated patent book frec T PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office. Reilabic, accommoiats ing; il Business confidential. 10i Douglas. SANITORIUM, OMAHA Florence Sanitorium. 'Phone Red 24 1 bik. w. of car line. Cléy ‘phone, 1if- STAMMER. NG AND STUFTERING. CURED. Julia Vaughn, 4%, Ramge Bidg. —oié RN X, !TORAGB OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511 Farn. -m;umm. TICKET nnmur.nn evetybody Phu{- “tickels 1508 Farnam. T RATE rallroad H. Philbis, POSTOFFIC! “(8hould be read DAILY bylall ihterested, as changes may occur at any time.) Forelgn mails for the week ending Octo- ber 17, 193 will close (PROMPTLA cases) at the General Postoffice as follows PARCELS-POST MAILS close one hour earlier than LA)!I!\‘ time shown Dbelow. Fparcels-Fost Mells"for. Germany close at 6 b, m. Monday. Regular 'and supplementary malils close at Foreign Station half hour later ihan ng time shown bel (except that Sup- plementary Malils for Europe and Centrai via Colon, LID!e one hour later at Foreign 'Station.) Trunsatlantic Maiis, THURSDAY—At 6:3 a. m. for BUROPE, 5 Augusta Victoria, ‘via Ply- and Mamburg (mall e directed “per 8., s. a. m. for ITALY , EGYPT R INDIA and LOR. NZO MARQUEY, per & a La® Bretagnc, | via Havre (mail for other parts of Europe must be directed ‘“per s 8. La Bretague. At 4 ZV‘:! m. for UROPE per mbri Queensto direct, per 's. S must_be direcied *‘per ): at 8:30 a. m. tor STALY anws Irene (mail must per Princess Irene”); Yor BCOTLAND direct, pe Furnessia (mail must_be directed s s Furnessia”); at 11 a. m. for DL\MAR’\ direc! por , 8. Nor e (mlll must_be directed “per *PRINTED MATAER, ETC.—This steamer takes Printed Matter, Commercisl Papers and Slmplet for Germany only. ‘The sal of mail matter for other parts of rope il aot be sent by this ship unless specially directed by After the closing of the lunn!!men l Transatlantic Mai above, -dd opened Enllllh. French and German steamers and reinalh open until within Ten Minutes of the hour ling of steamer. [} Krocnland m 8. 8. Kroonla direct, per s. be directed at 9:30 4. m. s for South and Central Ameriva, West Indies, Ete. THURSDAY—At § a. m. for CUBA, s. Esgeranza (mail for Mexico via Pro- Campeche and Vera Cruz must be irecfed ‘‘per s. s. Esperanza’); at {lllpgxlemenury 123 p. m.) for BAHA- per s. 8 Baratoga émail for Mexico via Tampico, must be directed “per 's. . Baratoga') . m. for NEWFOUND: LAND, per iberian, {rom Philadel- SR'I'URDAY—M 8 a. m. for BERMUDA, op i I Pretoria; at §:30 a. m. (supples nen 3% a. m.) for CURACAO and \l~\EIL LA, per s, s. Zulla (mall fof Savanills and O Lurugenn must be directed R at9a, m. for PORTO RICO, per 8 8. via San Juan; at 3 : o rhmom-rx per 8. “j0:30 a. m.). for FORTUN MAICA, 'SAVA+ NILLA CARTAGENA and GRELTOWN, per s. & Alleghany (mail for Costa Rica must be directed “per s. s. Alleghany at10a m, for CUBA, per & via Hava 0:30 Tary 1% a ) tor INAGUA per s, & Bolivia. CUBA-—Via Florida, clo-.l At this omc. daily, except Thursda. $6:30 &he connecting madls clole here Yl and Saturda; BT M, L e 5 YT e specal ressed for dispatch by steamer, cl &t this office daily, except Bunday, ll i ' pm and 11:30 p. m. Bundays at 1 p. m. Ninwmt\fi)LAND—ny rail to North Sia- lI£ Is‘d thence by sleame! closes at thi Ce daily at 6:30 p. m. (connecting mails close here every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.) JAMAICA—By rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, closes at this office. at on via Tampa, | other information may in _all! biv T"r;:r ros'rornrr NOTICR. Tof _sailing and the schedule of ciosing is arranged on the presumption of thelr uninterrupted overland transit nlz»;nmmu mail closes at & p. m..pre- viou: .n 8 VAN COTT, Postmaster. w York. N. Y., October 15, 1908 CONSTRUCTING ql ARTLR Sheridan, Wyo. o ': posaln In | (Hpileate. celved here untl 10 a November ed brick how- o. Work on not later than A speeifications, in- structions to bldders, proposal blanks and be obtained ad of- quartermasters at Omaha, and Chicago rves the right to ac ail proposals or any elopes ~ cantainin ehould be endorsed, ‘“Proposals for pital,” addressed Capt. Thos. Swobe, Q 019-20-21-22- N 18- 0! master, | fices_of - depot 8t. Paul, Denv LEGAL NOTICE. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed bids or proposals will be received at the office of Superintendent William K Fowler, secretary of the Board of Bduca: tlon of the Stata. Normal school, capitol building, Lincoln, Neb., until 3 o'clock a. m., Saturday, November i, 138, for the erec: tion and ‘construction of a chapel buildin; oh the grounds of the State Norma at Peru, Nemiha county, . All blds mustgte accompanied by u certified heck on ® Nebraska bank in the sum of five hundred ($00) dollars for purpose mern- tioned in the specifications. Bids for heat- ing and plumbing, accompanied by a check of five hundred ($500) dollars, IH) be con- sidered place, for the g Plans and specifi s are on e In the ofhces of Buperintondent William K. Fowler, secretary, capitol buiid. ing, Lincoin: Mr. George Rokers, president §f the board, 1606 Farnam street, Qmaha; ol A Clark, State Normal , and Mr. George A hot, architect, Beatrice. The board reserves the right 1o reject any and all bids and to walve all defects in the sam: usation of the choo! LIAM K vm\ LER, Secrctary. 1|n.n|n Neb., Oct 19, ) 20d 10t M nlll.lfl).!l) TI"I; ('\Rl;. UNION STATION-10TH AND MARCY, nola Central, Leave. a 7:8 am Arrive Chicago Express..... a 510 pm Chicago, Minneapolis & ul Limited, a 7:50 pm s & St Faul b 7:35 am 16:35 am a 8:06 am b10:3 pm a10:36 am Co. Chithgo Lotai. (hlc go Express cago Great W Dolge Express Dodge .Express. Dodge Express.. 103 Ft. Dodge Express Chicago & Northwestern. “The- Northwestern Line." Fast Chicago. Mail * w Pt all1:25 am b 910 pm > . B 33 Local 8foux ‘City .. Daylight 8t. Paul Daylight Chicago Limited Chicago. Local Carroll crpeEPEREEEE Local Sloux City. Norfolk & Bonest Lincoln & Long Pine....b 1:2 am Chieago, Rock Island & Pacific, EAST. Chicago Daylight L't'd.a 3:55 am Chicagd Daylight Local. 819 am Chicago F’xprns ......b11:15 am oines Ex) 30 pm Chicago Fast Fxpress..a 620 pm WEST. Rocky Mountain L't'd..a 7:30 am Lincoln, Colo. Sprinj Denver, ~ Pueblo an: ‘es! tsesee a 1:30 pm Texas, Califgrnia Oklahoma Flyer. Wabash. 8t. Louls “Cannon Ball" g Expreas 3 cll Bluffs S mu e wwmny RREIGEERERREZD 2 EPBUSTERUTY 53333338833 3 .a 5:15 pm g £288 &E o ‘weisre Btroi Nofth Pl 't{! Grangd Island I’I!.. TR PERP Bt S84 B 553 EBN3 olnes Express ourl Pacifie, 58 E5EE WEBSTER DEPOT—15TH & WE! ?. Minneapolis & Omaha, Leave. Arrive. 'rwln (_Ity Bpssenger. :30 am @ 9:10 pm Cit; senxer a 200 pm all:20 am o.klmd 545 pm b 5:46 am Chicago. & Northwestern, Nebrasks and Wyoming Division. Black Hflll. Deadwood, & 8:00 pm # 5:00pm Bprin| Wy om[n( LASpUnund 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm Hastings, ok, ‘David City, Buperior, Geneva, Exeier and Beward...b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm Missouri Pacific. Nebraska Local, Via Weeping Water........b 4:10 pm 210:35 am BURLINGTON STATION=10th & MASON Chieago, Burlington & Quiney. Chicago Special ....a7:00am & n am Chicago V: uu\mled ax Local £ CM: Chi B every’ Tuesday. MiQUELON-By rail to Boston, and thence [ Fast by steamer, closes at this office daily at m BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE- MALA-By rail to New Orleans. and thence by steamer, closes at this office dhll) except SBunday, at §1:3 p. m. and Eundays at P pi o and b, M (connecting jmail closen’ ne andngfi at §ii:3 m.) COSTA RICA—By rail to New Orleans, and thence by steamer, closes at this office dally, except Sunday, at §1:% p. m. and 11:30 p. m.; Sundays at §l p. m. and fin » (Gonnecting mall closes here 30 p. m.) REGI:‘I‘E D x‘!v\mu oy MAIL closes at § p. m. ks pacific Malls. TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via 8an Francisco, ciose here daily at 6:30 B0 3p to October g, inciusive, for r 8. 8. Mar) NEW ZEACAND, AUSTRALIA (except West), NEW CALLDuIslA. FLJ; MOA ‘and HA\\’AH via San Francisco, close here daily 6:30 p. to Octo- inclusive, for despateh pér & (If the Cunard steamer carry Britsh ma.l for New Zealand does.n artive in time to connect witn- this do | r extra mails—closing at 6:3) a. m, .fi & m. And ol !I‘p.)m undays at 4 . m., will be mad; lnd forvlrdsd untl the arrival of th. HAWALL JAFAN, RSl A APAN, CHINA -na special) addressed mail for the PH ‘ ISLANDS, via San Francisco, (lok here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to Ocmb-r'l:l Jn- clusive, for teh r PHILIEPINE ISLANDS, 1.' h™ o m Yioe Ptamat cfi via \lncouvl‘r and ‘:l'p“rf.h e r' l' erchandise for U postal age ah-um cannot_be forwarded 51."°7~..,.. CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, ci daily at @03 m. up to October B e el tor teh per 5. s 'l'o- HAWALL via Ban Francisco, close ™ P, m.up to November 52 clusive, for despaich per s. s. Alamed; AUSTRALIA (except =W FLIT I8L- ANDS and NEW CALEDONIA, via Vi pd Victoria, B. C. dnily ut 30 . Bl Clusive. for NOTE—Unless otherwise Australla is forwarded via Burope: and New Zealand and Philippine Islands via 8an Francisco—the quickest routes. iprines ially ad: “via Cas “wia lw- nunbehul prepald a Kunl.ul City Nebraska Express Denver Limited.. Colorldn Vgfllhuled Uncd mouth . Bellevue & Believue & except Baturday. ¢ Dally except ddrul‘d West | C K.-u. City, st. Blufls, Joseph & Coumell Dx)’ Ex.. Burlington & Mis; Wymore, BEeatrice an Lincoln (11 Black Hills and Puget und Express Fort Crook and Piatts. g 8P B Bg 8PS S0 & st 8% @8 & » o suv BE B§ 8 B33 a Dally, b Daily except Sumday.’d Daily fonday. P —— DISPUTES FAIRNESS OF TAX Declining o pay its full taxes, according to the 71608 levy, the Omaha Belt rallway hag pald“in $11% on the 3,480 charged up against .the corporaton.. The rallroad wanted to pgy on the valuation basis made by the county commissioners and as op- posell to the higher valuation set by the city . Board' of Review, but treasurer Hen- nings declined to actept the amount in full settiement. The line, however, was willing to pay the sum tendered, and this was done. It is set Torth n the protest that the proposed taxes are not equitable with the taxes charged other railroads in the city. for Weak Lungs e Discovery for Consump- tion cures alt coughs, colds, grip and lung troubles or no pay. e, $1.06. For sale by haries Davidson, Omaha. Annle Richardson, Omah; Charles Omaha. Probasais | Berling- | | roads and particulatly. the: Buri) | establish a lochd' ratel of ajl grain. GREAT WESTERN CUTS RATES Btickney Throws qu Gauntlet to Other Ronds on Orein Traffie ANNOUNCES NEW PROPORTIONAL SHEET el with Kansas n . Shipped from This Point te Chicago, esident Stickney of the Chicago Greau and at mll: | Western has thrown down the gauntiet to et | his competitors and announced & propor- tional tariff on grain shipmests, 1o Chi- cago, placing Omala on the same level with Kansas City. This applies to all grain shipped Into Omaha from the west and allows a S-cent rate on whoat and flour and an S-cent Jyate on eorn to Chicago, nstead of 14 and 13 as at present. Ihe Burlington was the only ofice which had recefved a notificatién of this eut General Freight Agent Ives had a copy of the new tariff sheet on his desk. He said he could not yet announce what actiom his road or others would take, but that it was probable all would confer on the matter. This 18 the first step by the Great West- ern toward the reduction of rates beneficial to Omaha, and coming immediately upon the heels of President Stickney's announce- ment of his formal plans for the establish- ment of a graln market in this ¢ity, arouses intense interest and stimulates hope in the tangible benefits to betderived through the entrance of that road. This matter has been talked of for the past few weeks and rumors have been current that should the Great Western ut- tempt to put a new tarift on, the several and the Northwestern would make aii effort to Just what the outcome will be is awaited with much intetest. 1f reports prove ‘trie a big. upheaval involving sll local lines is looked for. Go to Meet Hare! A party of the Union Pacific ofcials left last evening for Chicago, Whefe they expect to enter into a conferente with E. H. Harriman, who is in’ that eity. The party went over the Northwestern in & private car and included President H. G. Burt, E. L. Lomax, [enetal passenger ent; John A. Munroe, freight trafic man- r, wnd Gerrit -Fort, assistant. general passenger agent. It is understood that thé result of the re- cent meeting of the division superintend- ents, which was held at the general offices a few days ago, will have something to do with it. The congested condition of the freight traffic has to be remedied and pes- sibly an order will be placed for some mew equipment. Mattcrs perfaining to the 'dif- ferent departments of the Hatriman roads will be discussed generally, and it is under- stood that a remedy will be suggested for the permanent repairing of the Lucin cut- off of the Southern Pacific where the grad- ing sank several days ago, causing consid- erable trouble in the bulldipg 6f this section of the road. Tributes to Baxter. Robert W. Baxter, who recently resigned as superintendent of the Nebraska division of the Unlon Pacific, has been the, reciplent of a number of beautiful and costly pres- ents during the last wéek from his former subordinates. The, office force at the freight station, numbering twelve men, called on Mr. Baxter in a body and pre- sented him with a handsome cut glass water pitcher, and following them came & committee of three, Robert McNelll, super- intendent of terminals of the Urion Pa-, cific; Harry Hopkins.and:Jobn Mulick, rep resenting the employes of tie «.tire Ne. braska division, and presented Mr. Baxter with an elegant two-karat diamond ring, valued at $20. This goes t« show the high yegard which the employss of " the division have for Mr, Baxtef, and jt is with regret that they see him ieave, the ‘¢ ty. e hat been popular With a1l his mén, and ¢+ en'the humblest switchman -pem of him ¥ highe est terms. Purlington Makes Gains. President George B. Harris has just given out the annual report of the Burlington, which shows that it increased its grost earnings for the year ending June 30 by $8,943,134 and $3,983,638 net, adding 93,228,144 to the gurplus. The total number of miles of mlbpguwfl durlng the year was 8824 The gross earnings_were. $42,782,406.84 from freight and §14,1362§1.18 from passengers. Mafl and express brought in $5,719,691.70, making a total of $52,638378.82 The ex- penses of operating were $35,763,9%.67, and taxes amounted to $1,778,476.09, making the total expenses at $40,512472.76, leaving fthe income from operation at $22,086,906.06. “The income from sureties and interest on other: holdings was $268,33.72, and the nét re- ceipts from the lind department was §75,- 28.26, bringing the total income up to $2,442,446.0 Interest on bonds was paid to the amount of $7,442.91%, and rentals amounted to $12,175.95; this added to the amount charged to sinking funds makes a total of $9,116,357.69, leaving a baldnce ‘of $13,326,10615. - The number of tons moved per mile increased 23.33 per cent during the yeor, s compared with last year, and freight earning increased 18.60 per ocent. Passengers carried one mile increased 8.5 per cent. STREET SELLERS WILL FIGHT Declare They Often Pay More Revenue Than Larger Concerns and Pro- test Ordinance. Street and sidewalk merchants assert that in individual cases they often pay more revenue to the city than do merchants who own stocks worth hundreds of dojlars, in & petition they have filed asking the city council not to pass the ordinance forbid- ding their presence in the retall district. They have seoured the services of an at- torney and say they regard thelr'licenses as & contract with the city which cannot be terminated until they expire. It is for these licenses that they pay sums outclass- ing the taxes of the merchants, they dasert. The Dyball push cart ordinance hiss heen placed on the shelf w alf tents un pur poses. p 3 It is & “Gurland,” that's il you need to mow about & Stove or range. . Feel Your Pulse 1 It it beats fast, then slow. beats your heart is weak and should be treat ed once. Dr. Mhies' Bnn Cure the best and on guar R & Rl Charges Less Thas All Others . TR o VT .- e e TSI T 30 47y