Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 26, 1903, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES -5 s 35e for the first inser. The tion. These advertisements must be ram comsecntively. Advertisers, by requesting & aum- Bered cheek, can have Answers ad @ressed to # pambered letter i eare swers so sddressed will | “#rvice ot the of The hee. e WANTEDSSITEATIONS. WANTED-Position _as _tredit manager;_five, ence. J.. Vabh KY.C " man_an tenbragge, 4 W. 234 st A—M22 %x veurs New York experi- r%FA"lA\'r south front room 3 henilvy for cns or two ge gen, dress 8 3, Bee NICELY furniched room in private family; house new and modern. 219 Jongs | . Bt LARGE, LIGHT, ATRY ROOMS. 9125 ind up per month and W a day. AT THE DELLONE, 14th st. and Capitel ave. Bteam heated; electric lighted; private and general baths; all conveniences, first class iease LLONE. E- M128 ‘vn\)”x NICELY furnished rooms: everything new and modern; gentlemen preferred. 1616 Webster Bt E—-M3 | Two gooa 2380 Harney aix e t where you Rol)l AT THE DI a warm rooms; mndern E-M WANTED~MALE HELP. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. DESIRABLE ROOMS at The Fnrnnl 19th Educate for Business, Boyles. College LORK LAFE BLVG. TYPEWRIT- DAY AND NIGHT. STUDENTS ADMITIED AT ANY TIME Apply tor Laialugue. B—%01 oooD meeseagers Wanted: first-class_pay T Az 8. istn. [Ty W ,usu.t.' nnrcu- wood turner at once. Bash, Loor & Mg WANTED, for u.'i. u-h) able-vodied, '53; Tiai ied e, fgen of i aiid citisens of United Butentot good chutast 18 and tempus ale .nmw whu can speak, read and write Engish. Fur inforaauo SEPUsio recrulting oticer, 1ith wnd Lods Omaba, ana Seatrice, and Farnam sts LARGE, finely furnished front room, with good board, steam beat. 2216 Flmnm“n M2 26x TWO rooms, second_floor with, aleove, on first _and F_—Mio m RENT-FURSISHED ROOMS. l ——— THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MOXDAY, OCTOBER 26, # | Why Walk All Over Townto Find a Position? "A WANT AD WILL TELL YOU WHERE TO GO. PERSONAL. FOR SALE—~REAL ESTATE. BOSTON Lmbre % 8 16 Tel wmy Umbreila ~covered, I or made. 1 TUNING, piano_ of orgin repalring_ Per- eld Plan Co. 7 Bee Bide U—7 B MAGNET PlLs KILLER druggists IT CURES. U--883 RANGH and_farm sanas for sale h‘ the Union Pacific Rallroad company. cAliesier, land commission.s cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. HOUSES and lots fo all parts of city: ales gere property and farm lands. w2 Davis . Room ‘l. Bee bidg. WA TEI'" tarmer without chi to town, to board mv% of 8: not week. Address 1760 WANTED, o refin adopt girl of 12. Address T 1 "'“upe o &) AEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. WANTED, city loans and warrants. Farnem Smith & Co., 3% Fu’n‘zm 8t PRIVATE money: Sherwood, 837 N. ¥. Life. Wt WANTED, real estate loans and warrants. ICP.I«-&(‘O‘MBI‘ W FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS. TWO or three beautiful modern . room newly papered; very light housekeepin for parties -nhmn children; board i wired. MB N. 17t G—] GLE ROOMS in the Withnell Bulld- 15th and_ Herney . £ South 1ith ave.... ) DODGE & CO., 1614 Farpam street G—M72 77 FURNITURE PACKMG. Peterson & Lundbery 15 8. 17th, Tel, L2356 B-a7 N FOR RENI=sTOKES AND OFFICKS, WANTED-Two .‘unu at once; good sai- » 1629 apyi city_ work Adami Lo Howard st B! w. osition. Bee. ANTED, & hewspAber of magatine so. Ticltor 10 work the eity on & new prop- Call at Circulation Depl”—oflnlhl FOR RENT-Buliding suitable for whole- sale pury ut §16 Faroam, 2%%, four silories and firse-class cemented basement, clevator, fire cnd burgiar proof vault, of- fice counter and fixtures. For price’vid particulars inquire C. buil WANTED, frst- Class -uncy employment an people. Addresa 8 can ..mu puy ) Pfi retary the Bee Bullling FOR RENT-The bullding formerly oocu. i2d by The Bee at 916 Farnam st. It hus Pl-:lu(ANEhT Dostiio ladies or men owns fof #pecial worl mnnmr ranch office, | als for tunity; everywhere q Investment company, Gr _ business thern Guarant; joux City, lu. B-M19 %x entle” Omana, wanted fmmediately; exceptional oppor- prope: bus handled ment, which was B Dress foom, < building - reasunal interested apply at oifide ‘of C. room 100 Bee % 1—2l waler, geere Y | 3-8TORY and basement, 2x100; 1008 Farna; st. Inquire 34 First.’ Nat'l Bank B& YOUNG men »nd girs everywhere, et > $le-week ; rticulars. NTED—Men to jearn barber trade. fall ofter includes many advantages WANTED to hww 1 )uu will alstribute specially I'ri lable IM expenses. Tex. H-M36 3x copy ade Sou 406 Nicotiet, Mi Am , jcollet, Minnea, B M1 Our our ractice by free Careful instrue- FURNISHED D Zrvay office with use of reception tel and grapher, 41 i’ Ware Block 1— M9 FIVE Farnam. 4 TO & P. C. mopey, Bemis, Paxtop block. W48 FARM and city low H A omanr Fiet NorT Bank Bide. 'm_‘? PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 15 Douglas. . W per cent on_good real Bee. , 98 curity. * NaBress ' W M359 MOAMEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. ER CENT loans, Garvin Bres., 1604 | Wt FOR SALE, modern house of 7 rooms. In- quire 613 8. 19th. RE—M685 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A C. VAN BANT'S school. @7 N. Y. ur- NEB. Business & Shorthand College. § Theater TICKET BROKERS. CUT RATE railroad tickets everybody P. H. Philbin, 186 Farnam. ‘rm_'m CHIROPODISTS. STORAGE. DR. ROY, rooms 28, )56 Farnam . 1 OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. 15:8-80. —es EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, | G. R. RATHBUN, roem 15 Com'l Natl Bank. Private lessons in bookkeeping. ete. GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. : OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Blag. Trl:.? e CARPENTERS AND JOINER! ALL kinds ot “3'.3"’ work “‘53?‘"“‘ rompt, iihind Lake Sta. DANCING ACADEMY, MORAND'S, 15th and Harpe: forming for children; P, B o Tend S b e Adalie. s and Fri, § p. m. Assemblies Wed., 8 Classes alwiys open 10 beginners. Private | lessons daily. For terms and particulars cail or Tel. 104 0 N§ r___— rpey:. ol classes now FURNITORE. PLANOS, LIVE STOCK. SALARIES, ETC. Low rates and easy terms. Business Confidential. Try us if you want to save money. PHOENIX CREDIT CO., @3 Paxton Block. th and Flfnlxm Sta. LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO BALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team- rding houses, etc.. without se- curity; easlest terms, in- clr- clities. Tolman, #40 Board MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried hoo business confidential; lowest raies. 4 Paxton block. The J. A. mun Co. MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, elry, horses, cows ete, C. F. Reed, )10 . 18 ¥ loans. ¥ AT R R T FOR' RENT, three upper stories in four- story_bublding at 9 Farnam st two storles if preferred. ' Address C. C. water, Bec'y., Room 100, Bee AGENTS WANTED. WANTED Canvassi) to_wolicit CENTU My employment with assured al 3 Annu in the coumn't:y wit agents in ?uuu to TH! ¥ F. YOUNG MAN 'mm In. office of manu- Hlll uick ;»: factu wmn-n)' Iu-l b;“ Sfaduate prefirred. " Add AM;-. T, Bee. WANTED—SALESMEN. h. hulldln‘ Omaha. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED, to rent or purchase, 6 or 6-room cottage; genteel location. Address T 15, Bee. K18 39x for Tilinot e tione: biirhed ki wunn—rlmu “I-l! cen- Ne- WANTED 3 furnished rooms and board; 2 bed rournl And la'&flu‘ room; f%r 4 adults; best Bee. WANTED-TO BUY, 100 Girla. c-ncu.auo-u.lt)lv:r SR R WA!'TED sl e, a8 house work, ave. 434 mummm;-ruxu_. ¥ C—M.0s 3ux P’!‘Efll RE 7-room house for sale; first- Uaas ana cheap. 11 8. 17th st - O—M362 %x FOR SALE-FURNITURE. "gl.l- Hmdlnm" coal stoves on_sale. Co., 1430 e_8t. = Col RS, TO GET EAS TO PAY Best explaing our methods. We joan on furniture, pianos, warehouse receipts, etc. Or if you have a permanent position’ we can make you & SALAR without security, exo-pl your own agree- ment to repay. Our service is Quick: and confidential and we always try 1o pl k is that you give us ou borrow elsewhere (l:.-ubu.m 1892). 306 EASY MONEY ON P'URNH::R ORA‘ LTRY, BUSINESS IT‘l}lCTLYrCOBFIDENflA‘L BT oy WHEN you -nt t-o luy. Sohnson 88 N ¥. g :? FOR SALE, an old established liquor bush: busi- Sumer has ther interests. P.\. FOR SALE-Blacksmith shop; first class location; up-to-date set of tools; for par- ticulars ' write to Mogenson & Seymour, Fullerton, Neb. Y —-M12% Bx FOR BALE, 5-ft. standing desk. 502 Srown Block - O—Ms 'urrm l irl lfl‘ Apply 810 . C—208 26x housework. Neb. FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC HONRDE sells pleasure vehicles at 8l N. s SL P-4 H.ARRY ,‘ROITI Carri; ori. Mrs. Lo C-m » Oliehion, S Gt uom cou.mr. \ll Douglas st., wants halrdressing. R. ‘Wagon Works is on corner .fl and Leaven- ‘wartn. P mm—mflmmunh plase. in good condition; rubber tires ton Rogers & Bons Co., M4th and Far- nam sts. yoR lu.n-ncl:m.mvl. .'u'.y HOUSES ¢ $.80"% 6 TELETONE TOLES Jog, .S E.g_..._ BALE, wvm.d T eyl W - address. 16l . SR INDIAN goods snd selics 119 Fernam W nwu‘mtmmnfl"m TIOURES, idsurangs. Ringwall Barker Bk HOUSES & ¥ o ' i ot 70 MOVE (ht get Omaha Van Storage % Flroam: o Tois Jeae D910 and K Co., office P ia, Went Farmam. disteine e8! o u' Potier, Rec. No. 8 Brown F Bk FRI RENT, AYNE-] ICK & €0, P-“ jew York ng Blag VEMOTRR S das Oftice, :1u Werseer 3 RN llltl“r ok 150 MODE! room ho pnrb-’. 8 Ill P orsemsica given Ob: | %t e Ohl cnte Dally DeMT 1. cooice houses. ‘Phone 1016 D906 & Btor- it rticutar. D7 Bress 8 8, IRON & wire fences: | Western Aucho. TR CATALOGUE cut drug prices free. Sher- Tan & McConnell Drug Co., Omaba. FOR SALE—Several scholarahips in a first- class standard school in Omal ries- ing complete course in bu iness, hand and typewriting. Inguire *Bort- at FOR SALECo R0 W J 2, SDHAND safe cheap. Deright, m’hw Go % Puninees. eamung_- luru. lnclu box, Inquire FOR Eflry and D“‘“‘"’,‘fi FOR SALE, bakery and restaurant dolng a wholesale and retail bakery business in one of the best towns in southern AM jood reason for dress Y—MI98 6x FOR SALE—~REAL ESTATE. ENGLISH & CC., PAXTON BLOCK. Eight-room modern brick residence, West Farnam district, owner’s price $4,000; must be' sold quick; make offer. RE—14— o0 00 front lot on Burt street, near Creighton College. 0 RGE & COHPANY 1601 Farnam Btreet RE—M332 81 car line; E—M: for south see 1 Aiveroom, hogse, on “ m N 340 28x Y. Life. CHAS W Wnlhamson Co., §.5 22 s » Bink Blds. FOR SALE. an up-xu~flxle utht uf 'X‘ ed and Has 3 outfit i aped and hias 4 cal) boxen and 8 lock boxes and drawers. It is of the best grade of the Yale and Towne manufacture, and is complete in eve o' use but four years A'.i' Bee. [ = o-wuce oulm, to TIMBER! TIMBER! THE bes: investment. Large or smal tracts Heterence furnished. = Write your & REASON Ashland. Ore. IIIONI “Rlv'! NTE FOR SALE or trade for & g00d motor cle- ome Fhorss powes u«rh; ehgine. BEVE! :ood Bouses. W, to [ 24 and 'hone Exy.r Cuming. e Chris F. Mark, Fremont, %08 S6x NEW S-room modern_ house. given. _J.. N, M. 466 Board of Trade Immediate "phone D16 CLAIRVOYANTS. GOOD §-reom modern house for rent, fur- nished, §3% per HAluulON & Mol('roh Life 81313 N. Y. ns 07 % GOOD, warm, wxroom cot cottage. a..'N th. .-l.!lt ey BEVEN-ROOM moders house. neas school. T. G. Kinney, care M Co. - D) MRS CARRII SMITH, BOVERBSI LADY ‘QUEBN of claifvoyauts i{ fatatiion Gr'nb pay. Wi K. ik S8 ELECTHICAL TREATMENT. PRIVATE Sanitarium for Iadios before and Mg COBNGEINCRL. LN 4BG M Leeon, S 0riia ot ~Tertas Teusobabis. L- FOR RENT-FUNNISHED ROOMS. — e O. M E hauls trunks. Telephone @1 it it S DEWEY Buropess aotel, 1tk a0d Fargem. PR VATI "VMVI' way o ul-.. 5 Bee Omata. A PRIVATE hLoive sdopted. The E’"m.m-. T st Ave, PRIVATE ln-fiwl. M u- mru.ml.m—-_.mow FOR LE-OR TRADE FOR !HALLIR m‘r‘lk‘l‘Y—me modern )wun and jendid barn; lot 42xios A) owner, N, o lLIAL ESTATE FOR SALE. feet, Wth. near Center. irackige.. $ -If Yot mear Sth and A st east front, south of Cass. O‘GO!S:I i i "§§§§ Take | BUYS HNE BEMIS PARK LOT ".‘:".3'. i:n‘ml:\.l: tront. A big b e CHEAP BUILDING LOTS Twenty-afib Anf-% ave. R. . LANDERYOU, 442 BOARD OF TRADE. TEL. 2151, RE— M6 27 e as rar i A lanm ll.d. mmh-l--u =,-l:hfl-u . * -3"', 160 | The Hunt lnfirmary, McCague Bidg. 1'_-_5\ on easy xlxnmn'l V8 Ladles Talloring College, 1706 rite for huolle "'-‘c- IN runuu Miss Sturdy, &4 N Nu Miss Sturdy, 39 N. 23d. —M48 Nix IN FAMILIES. PETECTIVES, CAPT. T. CORMACK, 617 Karbach Hocl. Tel. A2832. BEBOUT Detecti .78 N, Y. Life. Tfl?&o- G S —“—Nl‘s EErEteeTsT—————————p————— LOCKSMITH, C. R HEFLIN, 80 N. 16th St Tel 34 M—-135 S LAWN MOWERS. SHARPENED. P. Melchoir, 13th & Howard ] UPHOLSTERING. GATE CTTY, 1706 5t Mary's ave. Tel B, —i L ___ ____—1 FOR RENT-FARMS, ] LARGE and weli improved farm in Astanon oounty for rent; 640 acres with improvements. FOR SALE~TIMBER LANDS. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR YEL- El#z m me hn Yaunw Pine ber comj favorably ;wf 'h.h Lhé Whu Hn. of Wis- wnlln Lan b' K with bi and rel ble info! I.AINVL %gn AND CAN T R to m quarter "n Ack o the quarter 8000 ACR 'l.n the quarter section, to the , average lock, ave "gectian, price §k CERTI“ED FOREST RESERVE SCRIP in Inrge and small amounts at the market erences turnlfllod. Correspond- ence nuelM Addr MERICAN TIMBER CO., E M Rnnyn\. Mgr., Marquam Bldg.. Porl- Jand, Ore. M308 novéx FUR DRESSING. J. B. WALLACE, Taxidermist, 606 8, 15th. ess—————————— FLORISTS. em————p et HESS & SWOBODA, 16 Farnam. 88 L. HENDERSON, florist, 151§ Farnam LAW AND Q.u‘mll. STILLMAN & PRICE. 40 ist Nat. B Bae —_— e NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., ist floor N. Y. L .ll. atiorneys and ollectors cv.7 on the reets of Omaha_ or South Omahs street car, & roll of letters and uther papers, belonging to Omaba Cooperage Co. and M. D. Welch. Finder piease ‘pnone of call ai office of Omana Booperage Co., wth and M, South Omana, and receive sultable reward Lost—M1#% —_—————— MUSICAL. THOS. J. KELLY, veics. Davidge Bleck i SISO SR L . KECK, Vi Teacher, Da’ Ll it s kg 1o Novis LETOVSKY'S ORCHESTRA. Tel L-2884 LERK! iY, violln. R. 15, Withnell blk. o) s Bl = K 4 MEDICAL. AQUOR HABIT eund in three LWthn cured. poder mica. W’nu for et Gatlin tute, 20 8. 14k —8i6 e OSTEOPATHY. ! J..fl.)lllfllblu.ml-', Blag, T oM | — | Blk, 041 T. 138 !Au—.mvd}.h.yn Du!m nm;fi. WmNT. Lllc. Tel. | DRS. LAIRD & LAIRD, 28 x..n-u hlk.; M7 Nix PATENTS, JCOIDI.LL—NOI-MI- 8U cocsaf Ul &S 8 16h S, Omahs. Tel 1796 —8&l s ¥ % PATENTS Sues & PAWNBROKERS. lustraied paient book IR AE—_—— _—‘-‘\ AT Lol abdenial T Do ! SANITORIUM. vomitm. Vo L % _. .. WANTED Yo BomROW. i | WANTED o bo n-n -fiz-fl ll'.- \'PRINTID MATTER, ETC.—This steamer l’ - ‘rmupnn. TELANDE v STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, &0 Ramge Bae ACCORDION PLEATING. GOLDMAN, 200 Dou.lll Il‘fit —em ACCORDION. pleafing, _cheapest, _best, quickest. Mrs. A. C Mark, 17th and Dous Ep— BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., §l1 North 18th e————————————————— POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (Should be read DAILY by all interested, 88 changes may occur at any tme.) Foreign mails for the week enaing Octo: ber 17, 193, will ciose (PROMPTLY in all cases)’ at the General Postotfice as follows: PAKCELS-POST MALLS ciose ‘one hour earlier than closing Ume shown below. Parcels-Post Malls for Germany close af 5 p, m. Monday. Regular and supplementary malls close at Foreign Station half hout later than closing time shown below (except that Sup- plementary Mails for Europe and Cerftra, America, via Colon, close one hour later at Foreign 'Station.) TUESDAY—AL 6:% a.m. for EUROPE, Raloer Wi el aér Groase via F15- Touth, Uherboisg and sremen; et 8:d: & m. for ITALY cirect, per s. 5 Ligur (maii must be direcied “per s s Li- “gDI\LSDAl—Al e:w a. m. for EUROPE, 8. New rk, via Suulnnmyxun (mlfl _for lrela d must be directed & m for NE' EKLAI\DH alrect, per 8. R.yndnm (mnll must be directed “‘per Ryndam ), at 5:30 4. m. (supp amenury 10 & m.) for EL‘KUP"— pcr 8. 8. Teuwonic, via Queens- or DENMARK direct, U lltd States (mall must be ai- F a Lnl(rd Buates'"). THURBD Y —Al m, for FRANCE, BWITZLRLALD ]‘IALY SPAIN, TUGAL, TURKE' GYPT, GHEEC BR. SH INDIA nnd WREAZU QU per 5. 8. La rraine, via Havre \ml“ !or nlher parts of Europe mull be r La Lorraine MTLRDA At § a. m. for thll‘M ai- rect, s 8 Zeeland (mail must bc fll- rect ‘per 8. 8. Zeeland™); at (supplementary 10 a. m.) for El RUPE. per & & Lucania, Via Queensiown; at 30 p. m. for B(‘UTLAI\.\J dluu, Jper 5. 8. Asioria (mail must be directed ‘‘per s. 5. Astoria). takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany only. fhe same ciass of mail matier for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by her. After the Transatlanti tional Supl the cloaigg of the Bup gamtnm Mails nam ve, entary Naiis, are opened o ne" American, - English, German steamers and remain until within Ten Minutes of the hour salling of steamer. lers o1 apen Malls for South and Cemtral America, West Indies, Ete. TUESDAY~—At 9:30 8. wno a. m.) for CEl Costa Rica) IR pORTE. por s 5 C1 ington, via Colon (mail for must be directed “per 5. 8. City of, WE\E&DAY—At 10 a. m. tor G nd CIUDAD BOLIV. lllnvl at 12:30 p. m. ADOS, TRIN DA&) BOLl\'AR and’ DUTC pras r--mom D P (-uppl m& fnr !T (OMAS, lf LH-OIX LEL d WINDWA. ISLA! UTC! N md FRENCH GUIANA. per s THURSDAY—AL § &; th for CUBA, ef &. 5. Havana (mail for Mexico, via Campeche and Vera Cruz must Sirected per 5. & Havand™). at 13 m. for MEXICO, Jason, via Tam- loo” (mall must e directed “per & 8. 2801 FR]DA{—A! a m. for "EWN['ND— Rosalind: m. for n Nonmmm nmln. per 5. 5. Sobralense, via Para, Maranham d Cears; at 12 m. for YUCATAN, per o (mall must be directed “per ); al m, (sy penunur' BAHAMAS, per & & nuum (n:ul for Guantanamo and San- must cted “‘per & Ban- Hago) at om0 for BERMUD! per stesmer from Hallfax. VP IATUBDA Y—Al [E for POR' g VENEZUELA. ver (mail for Bavanilla and be directed “pe 9:30 a. m. (sup) tA tary 30 a. ForiUNE 1ELARD: JAMAICA NILLA and CARTAGENA, per & for Cosia Rica musi be at 10 a. m. for tle, via Havana ppksmnury 11:3) a. n, AITI ‘and BSANTA Pl L at 120 p. m. for CUBA, C Havena. per s s Curiybe, vis m, »I-memfl Malls Forwarded Overland, Ete., Ex- cept T pacific CLBA Via Florida, closes at this daily, except Thursday, at §6:30 {the connecting malls close he “ndneldh)r and Saturdays via T:mvn. on Mondays via Miami). KEXI(.O (.lT)—Overl-ud unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, closes &t this office dally, emm Sunday, hl l“ P, M. and 1130 p Sunday and 11:3 p. oo NEWFOUNDLAND-By rail to North 8id- ney. nd thenice by sieamer. cioses at this m. (o Close here every R 3 ane ,':l“.m‘ onday, W ¥y and AMAICA—By rail to Boston, [ by Sieamer. clores ‘ai”(hia ‘ofice at 43 ks I%QLELOh By rall Io Boston, and Py, Steamer, closes at this office a.'f:’?": BELI;E :L ERTO CORTEZ and GUATE- Orl rall to ne. an lhrnce by steamer, Clages ot this ofies dall; except Sunday, at E & p m Sunduys st i b o and m. and P. m. (connect) T (o iez ng mY‘J..... here COSTA RICA-—- i Iu Ne' Oril thence by ”-mm:‘r‘ closes ut this ofbes PR S s T . and Lu % p m nconn-cunl rmfl Cioses lon 'KEGTHTEI&D l nk“ previous day. = sirm Transpactfic Mails HAWAIL JAPAN, CHINA addressed’ mall for the PHILLY A‘#‘ X!LANDB via San Franc . close here m. up o October §36, in- r 8 8. Coptic. Fran- de-ulcg T F/m via Van G close’ here dully af 630 0 R m lo Oe\ol'el £ Gempatch per mpreas (Merchandise tor U. 8. postal ape Bhanghal cannot be forwarded via ada.) CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, cl duily at @ 4w wp to Oetaher 15 " teh per g CHINA Anfl JAPAN, p:h. 'Fur:;:: 'l::n here daily at 630 p._m. up ¢ a inclustve, for © dcspaich ope?“-m" coma. HAWALL via San Prancisco close her Bk o Novemper g1 cisco, close here daily to Qotober 37 CmNA AhD a inclusive, for POSTOFFICE NOTIC MOA and HAIWAIL via S8an Francisco, close here dally at 63 p._m. up to No vember §i4, inciusive, for despaich per s ¢. Sonoma. (If the Cunard steamer car. tying the British mail for New Zealund does not arrive in time to o t wih this despatch, extra mafls—closing at b.30 a m, 93 a m and 63 p. Il. atdda m,fam and 6:% p be made up and forwarded ur-(ll ki rival of the Cunard steam TAMTT nd MARGUESBAS ISLANDS ‘ll San Francis clese here dally at ™ p.m. up o November 26, inclusive Yor despatch pet . 5. Mariposa NOTE—Uniess otherwise acdressed, West Australia is forwarded via Eurode; and New Zealand apd Philippine Isiands via 8an Francisco—the quickest routes. Phil ippines specially addressed “via Canada’ or “vin Europe” must be fully prepaid at the foreign rates. Hawall is forwarded via San Francisco exclusively Transpacific majls are forwarded to port of mafling daily and the schedule of closing ia arranged on che presumptior of thelr uninterrupted overland transit §Registered mail closes at ¢ p. m. pre- VAN COTT. Postmaster. 23, 1903 PROPOBALS FOR BEEF AND MUTTON missary, Omaba Neb., October M, 1 oposals, in tripiicate, “will be receives here unt oclock a. m., central standard time, Vember 34, 106, and. then publicly opened for furnishing such fresh bief and mut.on as may be required by Lhe Subsl e de rtment, U. 8 at Omaha, Neb., Fort Fart Des Moines, la Mo, Foris gan H. Roots Neb., Reno, O. T, Riley, Neb, and 811, O. T., during six mon commencing January 1 184 Propos. will also be received until 10 o'clock a mountain standard time, at Fort Robinsc and until 11 o' clock 8. m., central stand. ard time, at Forts Crook and s Muines, Jefterson Barracks, Forte ‘Leaver L u H. Roots, Niobrars, Reno, Riley and Bill and opened at posts by respeclve com- missaries, each jeceiving proposals for his own post only. Proposuls wi =0 be re- pcelved stating price at which bidder will deliver fresh bes orf muiton of tempera- ture not greater than grees Fahren- heit. Information furnished on application hers or to commissary at post authorized 1o open proposals. U. £. reserves the right 1o reject any or all proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes sh d d “Proposals for Fresh Beef and Muttor and addressed to undersigned r commis- sary at post authorized to recelve propos- als. W Bean, Major, Commissary, Chiet_Commissary Ot-26-7-28-20- CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFI Omaha, Neb., September 2, 1903. Sealed proposuls, In triplicate, subject to (he usual conditions, will be received here untll 10,4 m., contral standard time, Octobe 1908 for extending water *and ‘sewe! lllem at Fort Robinsen, Neb. Full information fur- nished on application to this office, where plan and !Wciflclllon! may be seen, or to the Quartermaster, Fort Robinson. Neb. Proposals to be matked "Proposals for Ex- tending Water System addressed to WILLIAM E. HORTON, Chief Quarter- Sept. 29-30-Oct. 1-2-%-27 ter. LEGAL NOTICE. NOTICE TO COX TRA(.TOR! Sealed bLids nl’sp’rnvulal- will be recelved at the office of rintendent William K. l"owkr secretary v( the Board of Educa- ton of the State Normal school, capitol building, Lincoln, Neb., until § o'clock a. m., Saturda November 1, 188, for the erec: tiop and construction of a chapel bul'diny on the grounds of the State Normal school at Peru, Nemaha /county, Nebraska. All blds must be accompanied by & certified on a_ Nebraska bank in the sum of flv! hundred (§500) dellars for purpose men- tioned in the specifications. ids for heat- ing and plumbing, accom) nltd by a check oe, lndp:ull not be ‘ncluded in the bid al‘ the bufldi Plans and specifications are on file in the offices of Superintendent William K. Fowler, secretary, capitol build- eorge Rogers, president Farnam street, Omaha Clark, State Normal Geor A School, Peru‘ and Mr. rling- hoft, Beatrice. The board reserves the ri hlt tg (relu:ll any and o All bids and to ts in the sam: 'il;'.nr.d:r : elcbe Board of Edwllon of the g """"‘tn B TS S idncoln, Nel 1908 © 08 106M NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Sealed bids will be received at the office 'of secretary of state up until12 o'clock noon 1903, for the tute Beatrice also a commissar; dymmo for € and . Heasions o e i the of secretary of state The “mh 'gmr\n the right to t nd al . o ROE W. MARSH. Secretary of Board. 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Nebraska Local, Via Weeping Water b 4:10 pm w10:35 am e ——— CHIEF JOSEPH TALKS WISE Aged Warrior of the Nex Perce Tribe es Philos Eastern Reser Dispe hy on the Keen of mind and sharp of tongue Chiet Joseph, the venerable Nez Perce who won fame as a warrior o quarter of a ventury, 1 who has recently been taking part entertainment at Madison Square has proved nimself the shrewdest observer and the most Inleresting character that has visited New York in many a day. Oid Indians In novels &re somelimes wise and cloguent, but no novellst ever painted a seer half o wise as Joseph. Joseph is & true philisopher and a deep student of human nature. Despite thelr awkward elish, some of Joweph's epigrams are gems that will compare favorably with the sayings of wise men of any age Interviewing Joseph is by no means & cinch; he I8 not exactly communicative. In fact, he 1= about as garrulous as a sphinx. He perhaps realizes that sllence Is goiden, and can buy a man reputation as a seer. He himself saye “Even a fool's mouth may look wise when it 1s shut.” He opens his, only often enough to prove that that is not his sole claim to wisdom. He has seen much since he came east that interested him; never, so far as the pale« face can judge—that paleface who, he says, scornfully, “is like the moon. ever changing his face"—anything tnat astonished him. His comments have ulways been shrewd. He has had his first ride tn an automobile, and, on the whole, prefers a horse. He has. halted his auto to watch the elevated train &0 round a curve and asked, in vivid panto. mime, If they ever fell off. On being as- sured that they did not, he has grunted his satisfaction “High up; good thin which, to the Indian, than “no kill man.” For the New York skyscraper he has no use. Living in layers does not appeal to him. A famous New York cartoonist was trying 1o draw him the other day—in both senses of the word, and in both senses he failed. Joseph would not be drawn. He In an Garder no kill horse” is more important stalked restlessly around; he finally even; went out of the room and stood outsille of his own door until the cartoonist came out, ; and then escorted him around, to other doors, perfectly courteous, perfectly pitable, so long as the rapid pencil strokes were not trying to transfer his features to paper. Once he took the pencil for a min- ute, to show the sort of house he liked to live In—and the sort he didn't like. Crudely but unmistakably he drew an indian tepee and a city skyscraper, and, indicatiug the entrance to one, said: “'Go in door, right off at home,” other, “Go in here, then l:: M::AM':I‘: get home here.” indicating a point near the roof. Then again: “In here; this my home —all; but here, ten. twent’, lve—not mine, not yours, not any one: Not like 1t." Joseph does not pretend to speak. u- ligh; be speaks. through an i certainly " elther te cld chief wise man gr his interpreter & ¢ man owes his epigrams to his the interpreter s voluntarily giving: reputation for wit and i gl man might be proud ef, After his recent recepiion by fthe B0 at the Waldorf, Jcseph gave volce to many printed observations concerning what he saw and heard. Naturally the women aroused more interest than the men. His “Too much jewelry, too ittle clothes,” is & criticlam terse and complete that win not soon be forgotten. And evidently he agrees with the president’ sulcide theorles, for he said: gnddh “White squaw ne want m: Anld again, he aoted the t:&‘m ugly squaw wear little blanket beads; have many braves," -::d‘v;: “Squaws like blanket heap tight belt™ And that “some time fine squaw have little bird-hearted brave” And, again, that “Squaw much like warrior on war trall Warrior paimt face before starting.” of “white squaws" in general he says: “Small mothers have brough chiefs,” t forth Mg “No squaw can keep a meeret, most men lose theirs.” me “A squaw can tell where to fin has—except her husband.™ bl “‘When you get the last echo you may with a squaw. The old man has a Mllhfl\lh graphic way of personifyin F i e ying qualities. He says, for “1-Told-You-80 is prophet in every tibe. g: Name often stands on m-ur'hn v - What-He-Can-Get s t seldom gets “Little Caution sets big death v “Bad Deeds loses much sleep. Bing “Btingy Man tries to wa mse AW ™ it If with “Ride-Too-Fast soon tires his horse.” « ;\’e;; Argument has the worse temper.*” ““Too-Proud- To Stoop will . unever pick up He has lived long and realises that *Fire ter is full of fool fights,” and again that “fire water courage ends in trembiing fear.” Also be has seen bad counsel phe- vall, and out of a bitter experience he exclaims: “Many ears lean to the voice of a fool, and wise words are soughbt as a chicken secks a hawk." Py '-7 the ol word with an hos- - bund’ peopies - wisdom that any that “heap This In particular. Of squaws He has learned, ton. in that, bitter past to “hold fast to the good end of & bad bar- gain” and to which will step oh mv feet.” And he knows that what you learn from an enemy is worth remembering,” and that “there's a heap of do in a yellow-Jacket tafl.” A few days sifice, seeing a drunken man asleep on & eurb, he sald scornfully: “Look at him; dves any animal envy a humen beast?” In the years when he was & great war lord he was learning that “you can't tell a gun by its kick" of undérstanding that “a rifie has a smal mouth, but you remember what it suy Now, old, but by no means stricken in years, he 4« going bravely forward, for He ' ¥s himeelf: “fear the clumsy kindness ' and the supreme wisdom He who thinks only of the past, rides | with his face to the horse's tafl,” Chief Joseph is far too wise & man to do hat.—Brooklyn Eagle. ——— Homeseekers' Ex On Tuesdays, Missour! Paeific ruilway will sell both one- way and round trip tickets st very low rates to eertain points Jn Arkansas, Kan- sas, Oklahoma, Southwest Missourl. Texas, etc. Stopovers allowed on the going jour- ney, Limit of tickets is twenty-one days For mnhwul-—un-l-nulc-d of the company or Thos. F. relons. Blreels, Douglas Bureets, Omaba, Neb. - ¢ November 3 and 17, the i .