Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 28, 1903, Page 9

| SPECIAL_NOTICES At Pt i i LN bl i o i T T T B ol o, M W v 8 o FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM O. M. I hauls trunks. Telephone 61l B0 ~ e "Alvmu--nu for thess col vum-hu eneral blacksmith. kinds of work. Address k. P. 1o Shicago st A—M417 30x POSITION by lady as asst. bookkeeper, Can do stenographlc work. Salary no ob- Ject for starter. Address T 3, Bes office. A—-MA39 30x — = WANTED-MALE HELP. “position an DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farna E-—#16 ROYAL HOTEL, Buropean, 16th & Ch T\fo NICELY furnished rooms. 1909 Capitol Ave. ‘ —M3s2 RICELY furnished rooms. ' Ingulre Omaha Steam Laundrv, 1760 Leavehworth. 'Phone A-1T83. E—A3 “VIAVI" Omaha. OMAH DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1903 IF YOUR NAME IS IN THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY YOU CAN TELEPHONE IN YOUR WANT AD FOR ANYTHING YOU WANT AND WE'LL CHARGE IT TO YOU. PERSONAL, | MONEY TO LOAN—REAL OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 238. e e e e o e T S e e T . T T e o™ UPHOLSTERING, ABETNA HOUSE, Buropean, 15th & Dodge. B, Europea: ‘ NICELY {uml'hp 4 room PRIVATE hog| Ilnl before and durin finement. L. Tel. 1889, Fisher, - sy way to hedlth; 3 Pee buliding, 1501 Vinton. U—96 W.ACRES, ten milex from Omaha, crop and somé ock; no mgent or trade. Box #, Trvington, Neb, RE—M423 31x| bout North Dakota and where to buy lands cheap: descriptive folder wnd A house new and modern. 2 3} .Ynnel s\ wi TLARGE, LIGHT, ATRY ROOMS. $12.80_and up per month e and up a day. AT THE DELLONE, 14th st. and Capitol ave. Steam heated; electric lighted; private and general baths; all convenlences; J service. & Eat where you pl ROOM AT THE D! ease. i l LONE, E—Mi2 Noviox Educate for Business, Boyles College NEW YORK LIFE BLDG. BUGINESS, BHORTHAND, TYPEWRIT- ING, ENGLIEH. - DAY ,AND NIGHT, WTUDENTS ADMITTED AL ANY TIME. Apply for Catalogue, - GOOD messengers wanted: “trst-cinss pay. . T. Go., 43 8. 1dth. = NICELY turnished rooms; everything new and modern; gen{lemen’ preferred. 1618 Webster 8t. E—M3%T— TWO good warm 2580 six rooms; modern. E—-M. TWO rooms, 2006 Dodge; !enflem;n .rpier- _ences. A FURNISHED room week, and cause; Dodge st., Arlington block. Omnhn‘.’ WANTED, Farnam Smith & Co., PRIVATE money. E RENT nwlr\l ond le Ce experienced and machines at per 32 per month; we repair and sell | parw for ‘every” machine manutactured; Ty and machines from §1 to un Noh | ith and Harne RANCH and farm ands for sale DR. PRIDS treats successtully all irregularities of women from reliable. 2 TUNING, plano_of orgn repalein field Plano Co., 1 Bee Bldg. MAGNET PILE KILLER. At drugglsts 81, e IT CURES. U--882 cases | A RE-058 Per- 2% ist sent free; rellable representatives | wanted. Whit, oy & Wheelock, 13 Broad- RE—851 way, Fargo, bs ‘the Lnlnn Union Pacific Railroad company. MoAliester. land _commissioner, Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. ACCORDION PLBATING, GOLDMAN 200 Dvullll block. ACCORDION “ch | quickest. Mrs. | —2 pmmn cheapest, _best, °C Wark, 170 ana Dous! MONEY TO LOAN—RKA. L ESTATE. city loans and “money. Bherwood, N ¥ T | warrants. sultable for two gentlemen. C. Peters & Co., Bee WANTFU real estate loans and warrants, R. 1dg. W "1 or 2 furnished rooms, single | F1 ! private familyc 434 8." 24th. —M4di VE PER CENT loans, Farnam. Garvin Bros. W W, 1320 Farnam St W42 1604 046 CHIROPODISTS. DR. ROY, rooms 2.3, 1505 Farnam BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 16th. CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, WANTEL, first-class wood purnet Good wages. Lincoln Bash, Loor & Mig. Co., Lincoln, Neb. By WANTED, for U. 8. -nw. able-bodied. malilod men, Lelween uges of i and 3o, citisens of United States, of govd charac- r $04 femporate habiis, who can speak: re te Engiish. For informution apply to m.-rumn. officer, 16th and Dodge » Omaha, and Beatrice, Neun b4 WANTED—Two agents al_once; &00d sal- C. F.. Ad i olty work. ams Co., 161 flY ' B— M2 ne b —————————— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. DESIRABLE ROOMS at The Farnam, 1 and Farnam sts. "~ MUSt FARM and city_loans, Thomas, First Nat'l Bank Dld‘ Tel lb‘. 4TO 6 P. C. money, Bemis, Paxton block. W18 ALL kinds of carpenter work and ¥ nmnl yrumpuv atienged to. litres, 20th and Lake Sts. low TWO rooms, with alcove on second and third floor, hm wateér heat, 212 B‘;‘gth 25th. FRONT room with aleov hot water heat. 212 So. FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. NTED; a news, or magazine wo- b e ST e e goition, Call ot Ciroulation DmB u‘:m;u TWO or three beautiful newly papered; very llsm housekeeping, T e ten ithowt childron: boarc: IF, de: 1 o i =5 modern rooms, WME ;" first-class _glaziers; ive loyment vod pay to I‘f‘hl _people. Addrens ‘Bo "ni YOUNG men and giria everywhere, Gopy letters home evenings; $10 week; send ad- dressedenvelope for particulars, Ameri- can Mfg. Co., 706 Nicollet, mnnliupuh-_ x WANTED—Men to learn barber trad flll ofter 1ncludm any advantages. course cons f steady z actioe by free Q.leng and lnlr cutting. Careful Instruc- jons and dumon'trlllonl weeks completes. Barber Colj Vur Our 1»,Cii)ll ui’ wr:l ouglas sf " B-M271 30x WANTED to an it you will dlllrlhui; advertisin m ter: ‘rellable speclalt, “nprl& wl:.kly Ind .fitnn ’{'xr Y NG m wanted | Il| oftice of mun\l~ uny. Must uick at u“. bn&r”d penman. bfilifi u:huul FURNITURE PACKING. Peterson & Lundher‘. 115 8, 17th. Tel, h~l¢’-i'l16! Pl PSR, - T KOR RENT—STORKS AND OFFIOES, FOR RENT-Bullding suitable for wholl- sale purposes at 916 Farpam, Btorics aRa iFse-clas cemented basdment, elévator, iire n.nd burglar proof vault, of- fice counter and fixtures. For price und particulars_inquire C. water, 8ec- Tetary the Bee Bullding Co., room 10, Beo bullding. H&d Ihe bullding torm / TO LOAN, estate security. ynles: 8. — €3 Paxton Block. BALARIED PEQOP! crfaty ; easiest term 40 of 1 cities. Tolman, 440 Board of Trade X962 PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 162 Ds g W- $500 at 7 Ad W. H. Thomas, per cent on_good real ress F 26, Be 1359 $1,00,000 TO LOAN on Omaha and South Omaha real estate; loans made for build- ing purposes; real estate sold; property cared for; insurance in safe com- First Nat' Bank 428 1x MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS: MONEZ LOANED Low rates and easy !'UR‘UTL'RLL PIANosELIvh. STOCK, terma, Business Confidential. Try us it l¥°“ want to save money. PHOENIX CREDIT CO., improved DANCING ACADEMY, MORAND'S, 15th and Harney; classes now forming for chlldren; Wed,, &ily P, & m and 3 b . d § p. m. Assermiblies Wed., 8 p. m. Classes always open to beginners. Private lessons dally. For terfs and particulars call or Tel. 1041. N XL B SRR . DRESSMAKING, Khxsrsa'a Ladies' Talloring College, 1105 8t. Write for boakiet. —068 IN FAMILIES, Miss Sturdy, muN 20th. CAPT. T, COR:MAEK. 617 Karbach block. Tel. A2532. —966 BEBOUT Detective agency, 708 N. Y. Life. Tel. 3540. — 983N i6th and B‘fl‘nlm Sll EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, , ete. LARGEST BUBINESS IN LOANS TO G R. 'LE, merchants, team- | gganj ‘without s ces 1n RATHBUN, room 15, Com'l Natl Bank. Private lessons in bookkeeping, ete. FARMS, N'T- ly occu- ¥led by "The Bee at 916 Farnam It has our stories und & basement, which -was formerly used by The Bee press room. Fais will be rented very reasonably, 1t terested apply at office of C. C. g’axmn block. The J. HONEY loaned on plain note to alaried business confidential; lowest rates. uno:fio‘ A 0= water, secretary, room 100 Bee bungm. $-BTORY and basement, 22x100; Joge Earpam st. Inquire 314 First,’ Nat'l Bani CHATTEL, an Co.. MONEY loaned on plands, furnll\l.re eiry, borses, cows etc, C. F. Reed, 319 sals and jewelry loans. ¥ole; R ..rsll'lur’B oc? X y v 1] e L —965 A_LARGE and weli improved farm in Stanton county for rent; 640 acres with 000 worth of Improyements. R. C. PETERS Grotind’ Fioor Bes Buiiding. —M707 _FOR SALE=TIMBER LANDS, WANTED, oxpaflmu-a salesman to earry commission bull Address runt Pauery Co. W, 'mn.t r boys, Omaha Box Co, A’." Vgl Msmund Ve Y ) His “is' by o, wan, e o men of gl capacities—Lx- Clerical—paying Write for plan welve cities. rs orated) ding, Chicago. oollocm for instaliment Il Scquathtad with ity renees. reaulred, CApoly house- — M2 '-y- \ man. f" Dl onadnock nxruu N ton ‘WANTED, neat 'Irl Iul‘ nnerll work. N. 24th v WANTED-SALESMEN. 'I‘MV"h( AN for Diinols, cen outan it Jown Ay ehutern e brasrka, thmu‘hl)‘ posted in stationery and fincy goods line. with _trade. Address T 2, Bee. ssiablished ~346 27 NTED, tra Kno'led1 n veling salesm b &ub printing Disiness xwrlenca ng & on the road is req having these qualifications lnd able lo ve references we offer permanent em- yment at liberal | remuneration. Ne- raska Printing Co., Linceln, Ch‘.u x WANTED-FEMALE HELP, FURNISHED private office with use of reception room, lel\iphon- lnd Ssteno« grapher, 401 Wnn —M§33 FOR RENT, three. u story _ building at, o ories If prefe; water, Se ar ltorlel |n four- two ‘drcll [+3 C Rose: oom 100, Bee bldg. g wi AGENTS WANTED, ] WANTED — f.‘l.nvlll gents in ever) couut, TWEKITIITH CENTU!?“ FARJ‘IB. lhldy Ompllym!nt with assured good in- llll)' delm mm ullly w 00_per Century ru-mr Bolicitors’ Bumu. building, Omaha, . WANTED, field supt., wideawake man, no welling; ' established business; _position ermanent. Luke Bros. Co,, International urseries, Chicago, Iil. J—Mi8T 28x WANTED-TO RENT, WANTED, 3 or 4 unfurnished, heated m{vu. ete. Or |r& on we v:un make ¥ LOAN WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR YEL- EAS TO GET 10 PAY t explaing our methods. thout ncuruy. ex:.en o m . ‘Our u{-v{ca 1s qulck and | 9,00 & confidential and we always try w0 All that we ask is that betore vou borrow elsow B We loatt on furpjture, pianos, warehouse | 1 ANDE WE u have a4 permanent ur owil please. you sive us’a call | 5,00 A MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 2296. n Board of T ‘rade Bid (Establisned 1505 £, EASY MONEY O FURNI' ‘lélll O Tel 16th St ? x—'m GEAX,AR'I.. BUSINESS -rnll:r_;l:_fin Lorfhnmrmn E M E RIV. REUABLL CREDIT (,OMPANY PAXTON BLOCK, X—-M197 BUSINESS CHANCEL LOW PINE in" the Soft Yellow Pine Bat. This timber compares favorably in quality with the White Pine of Wis- consin and Michigan. Can all be loggeu wheels. No fire risk. Compicte ble Informa on Pcrtocz uue CONTROL AND CAN DE- A ISR Y0y ACIES, average L0 to the qu;ner section, price §7,60 per A. 1000 ACRES, average 00 to the quarter x‘eeuon e $6.00 Chis, section Ch Jecnan 14,000 4 AO. per_ A. h varage zm to the quarter rice $6. e wm to the quarter 5 aver B BE B pbace bnd. Hemlock, average {o. the quarter section, prige $1.10 c?flrfihm FOREST Ezavzz SCRIP in large and small am at the market Refercnces turais Correspond- price.” enq solicited: | B n, M( ‘é §bmualiin (i>on- 2 i ng, OFe. Hovix ; YUR DIIE!S‘I'KG. J. B. WALLACE, Taxidermist, 606,8, 18t rooms, bath, central. Mrs. rles and daughter, 206 No. 1ith. K—M420 2ix Johnson, 843 N. Y. Life. WHEN you w.nt lo buy, lzl\ or lxch <Dy property or business quick, B R HW&AWO 0! A. ufilm —“ rl.nnn'rl. FOR SALE-FURNITURE. FULL line.of hard coal stoves pow an grale. Chicago Furnityre Co., 1410 Dodge S FOR SALE, FOR BALE, s-tt. standing Block O—Més | n nam. FOR SALE-Blacksmith shop; location; up-to-date set of tools; for par- Loolars write to Mogenson & Se mour, Fullerton, Neb. Bx first ures, Incln ocery and butcher's fix- box. Inquire 2763 I v class L. HENDE)ISON florist, 1519 Farnam, EL —— ' GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans ‘wesspools and vaults, removes garl & " 2D FOR SALE~HORSES, WAGONS, BTG I&K:ROE sells pleasure vehicles at Iu N. FOR BALE, to-active man, teblished business; personial services and ,000 required. - Excellent op right party. , ddress Interest in es- Y GIRL tor nunl nouunrk. ri; 0% Park a m ave. L care| TELEPHONE POLES: 1 chicken nperlonc-d girt to cook and do ousework in small hmlly !m B'mf’ WANTED-Good girl for general work; no laundry; good wages. h:vule NS 8d. —425 29 LADIES, $0 per hundred writing short IOIlCl‘l, no deposit, no cnnvllfln‘ stamped particulars. ‘w ‘nvelo) Dept. & 1 imnmpon-. Ind, ARRY FROST'S Carr IB‘ Wagon H ‘orks is on corner of Nth and Leaven- won.n, P FOR BALE-Two-seat, extension top or- rla; .. in good condition; rubber Miiton Rogers & Sons Co., Mth and nam sts. Fon IALHIIUEMEOUI. ol ll ; or fl-b‘r lence; oak piling. W1 Douglas. Q—fl “call FOR BALE, . secondhand _lacomobile, Brst-class Shape, At one-half. price. or address, Farnam 8 INDIAN goods and relics. nam it Q-8 NEW and | 2ahand ypewriters., 1119 Farnam. Q828 HE Q IRON & wire fences, tree ‘Western Auchor Fence C: “d.i‘ FOR SALE, dru northern Nebraska. or half interest to right party. sonunuy for en¥rgetls, youns AL A ress T for south store in care Bee. CABH for your real estate or. business, n'u matter where located; uick sale send us descrip orthwe me to lell Addre tern Business Agency. Commerce Bidg., Minneapoli 00d ‘town in Wil sell whole' stock Good os 1t you desire a tfon and price, i‘nn o8 xron [SALE, good millinery_stock, in 1ive well estabiished ln\de pgr )aeuuh FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, $760.00 front lot on M. 1601 Farnam RE~] Burt street, P\"l .3 M s CATALOGUE cut drug prices free. Sher- man & McCounnell Drug Co., Omahy NEW owner. fi:l!dnnm house, 4N, Y. Life! e on car line; "RE—M340 38x AN wanted to l‘ll a nmllll) t mothers; ¥13 & woek clear. Dept 4 'l Phil [ 4 M, Box 435" 28 YOUNG girl to_nasist at general housework. Enquire 137°8. ih_at ety FOR RENT—HOUSES, w‘. of HOUSES € et *Co pen nudy. g Db HOUBSES, insurance. alt, Barker B s Ringwall, Barker Bik. HOUSES & 1 2avt & W 88y ol FOR BALE—Several scholarships in Qlass standard school in Omal CHAS. Williamson Co; L R Bldg. E—91 {ng complete course in Ixzunlne-,a?hu( and an writing. Inquire han quir n_&u FOR BALE—Co *1 business. R0 I 3, Bee. THE tracts TIMBER! best investment. wan BIHONB & REASONER, EA!hllnd FOR SALE, up-to- d.mofi) sultable for a town of 1 outfit {s A-shaped and has and 82 lock hoxes and drawers. ' TIMBERI Large or small Reference. furnished. Write your Ore, M &—NTI FOR SALE_OR TRADE FOR SMALLER (QPERTY —§-room modern house and portunity for lee. Y416 Bank of near see Nat'l a dn a ummnu at reduced prices. .N? 16th. 3 Tel. —89 GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. GMAIA PLATING CO., Bes Blag. Tel. 35 — LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PEEET& 1at Nat. Bk. viag. NEW INOW-CHLRLH 1st floor N. ¥, Idg., attorneys. an Gollectors overy: LAWN MOWERS, SHARPENED, P. Melcholr, 13th & Howard. LOCKSMITH, 3 JFLIN, 300 N. 16th St. Tel. 274 C. R. HEFLL R MUSICAL. THOS. J. KELBY, voice. Davidge Block. —sny <, Voice Teacher, Davidge bldg. E. D. KECK, Voice Teache lllafiule LETOVSKY'S ORCHESTRA. Tel. L-280 < R. 10, Withnell bl ZERKOWSKY, violin. Jthasli ! LIQUOR HABIT cured in three days. Pay Whon cured. No hypodermics. etk circulars, Gatlin Insutute, 20 8. b i lot exi06._Apply owner, —————— the best grade of the Yale and Towms manufacture, and is complete in articular. In use but four years. 8 6, B M1 res: ee. TO MOVE right get Omaha Vi o Omce 0HR Flms e Yoi. Ti8F ; X R RENT, ten- 5 FOR RENT, ten-room hoyse modern. agd- Potter, Rec., ¥ 9 » 4 rflm&amml. Wm. K. D-Men own Bk, r(}n nn«:. $-room house. 56 W‘?olwu(r)? ve., . 1 1 Uhl; ; d“n'? e Dc:r. Daily y PAYNE-BOSTWIC Wi-808 New York ng Bldg. N ¥ood houses, g Cuming. ., tnolc‘ houses. “Phone 1016 an & Stor- WE MOVE planos. LRty ng:r st. age Co., BEVERAL Boyer. n llvcn K1, 46 Board of Trade, ¥ D—ld 500D, T six-room cottage. B N, Bth. D206 "OR “N'l' §-room amlu(l. 184 N #Ten fllh*ll ”,;..n“"‘.,':“.:::r‘"“ 5. ”“:fl“""'! mo li Farnam L izt "D— DOORS, windows, lath, studding, beaded celling. kindling, hydraulic eleyAtor, mar- ble tile, radia urs, gas fxtures chen XCHAN Wil trade good large lot mear 27th and | Johnson Tnstitute, 816 N. ¥, 5. together with $5,000 or 36,000 cholce $8,000 to $10,000 resi- Farnam district. Puwn Lloc! Bemis, 407 tf OSTEOPATHY. Life Bidg. T. 168 —8e T. 338 . McCague Bidg. The Hunt Infirmary, McCag 1ds. o Barker hotel 83 8x CLAIRVOYANTS. ol = e (‘ARRII l!IlTH SOV RBIGN UEEN of dlln‘u ants A t, and Patdre. " {sfaction nrplr:ulg- N. Wth, ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. E. SMITH, balns, 118 N, 15, 24 floor, 1. &' - ’ T—Mds Nox GY HER Dulmm s N. nam distriet; be sol Co., Paxton block. WAREHOUSE FOR SALE. Brick warehouse, with fine trackage, on the Missourl Pacific. Your own price. Must Dhnm DEEGAN, 82 N, Y. uh_."l‘.t be sold. Come and see us. HARRISON & MORTON. ld at once. —414 * E $-ROOM modern \ul(k residence, West Far- owner's price, —— - PBIVAT! llnll‘rillm tor | bef B and &_"{ PRIVATE b-mu - ".'!‘ Yra' ‘&‘.‘.5.1.““‘&. PRIVATE Enlurlun. 13 1st Ave.,,Coun: BTl RS -ut B O-III Phllll Co. 'l‘l -V. tl Bnul' and WL 1508 Ha u-y‘_u $6,500 inside and frontage on 30th street, asphalt paved street, stone sidewaik, property for someone. seesion given st once -1 $2,15 HOUSES FOR houy our Bx140 ot ne (rees. SALE for the nine-room. modern house at 610 Park avenue; in_first-cl; s condition. ft A very cheap House vacant, pos- for the 8-room modern hoyse, 0 except furnace, 1111 N. 1Sth $lv7;0 "y Rl B GEORGE & CO. 1601 Fanam St RE—M0 % 000, must PA'I'EN"—GH. & l.o, Om-hl Nel Make offer. Ln%hh & with east Atsen & Parwell, Paxion Bik., 047, T. 3 DRS. LAIRD AIRD, 208 Karbach bik. M—107_N20x PATENTS, H J COWGILL—No fee Iu)l.l lllnce-!ul. a8 8. 16th 8t., Omaha. 'l‘t roe. " al, g lustrated patent book f 1623 M—&iv Nisx PAWNBROKER; t b Sy ey Mm!i.. STORAGE. OM. Vap Stor. Co., 1611% Farn. me STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. cumaumvnm-n-nm; S S o b e | TR R GATE CITY, 17% 8t Mary's ave. Tel, B SHONTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, A. C. VAN BANT'S school. 17 N. Y. 1&; NEB. Business & Shorthand College. Boyd's Theater. WANTED TO BORROW. WANTED—To borrow $500 to $1,000 at 7 per cent on good South Omaha rental prop- erty; security ample. Address T s‘_”nti POSTOFFICE NOTICE. “(Should be read DAILY by all interested, s changes may gcour at any time.) Foreign mails for the week ending Oeto- ber 17, 193, will close (PROMPTLY In all cases) at the General Postoftice as follows: PARCELS-POST MAILS close one hour earlier than closing time shown below. Parcels-Post Malls for Germany close at 6 p, m. Monday. Regular and supplementary mails close at Forelgn Station half hour later —than closing time shown below (except that Sup- plementary Malils for Kurope and Centrai America, via Colon, close one hour later at Foreign Station.) 'ransatiantic Mails, DAY—A%8:30 a. m. for EUROPE, pe 8. New ork, via Southampton {mail’ for Ireland must be directed & 5. New York™)j at 1:30 a. m. for NETr- EKLANDS afrect, per s. s. Ryndam (mall must be’ directed "per 8. 8. Ryndam'); 30 a. aumnemcnmry 10 a. m,) foi . pel l #. Teuwonic, via Que town; at 11 a. m, for DENMARK direc P \nl(@ mtm Cmali must be di rec ‘per 8. 8, itdd Siates”). THURSDAY- At FRANCE, sWi1 Ahklu\\D TUG. RK 5 Y Kix INDIA Wnd LORENZO QUEZ, per s. s. La Lorralne, via Havre (mall for other parts of Kurope must be directed “per 5. 8 La Lorralne’) SATURDAY LS s . for BELAIUM al- rect, per 5. & Zegland (mai must be di- yectea “per s. 8. Zeeland”); at 5:30 a. (upplementary 10-a. Mo tor WURGPE, per 5. s Lucania, Via own; at . m. for SCOTLAND direct, per s. - “Astorla (mail must be directed “per s. l Astoria’). m, 7 a. m. for ALY, 1 Queen: *PRINTED MATTER, ETC—This steamer takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany only. fhe same ciass of mail matter for other parts of Europe will' not be sent by ths ship untess specially directed by her. the Eupplemen ( named above, add Atter osing of Transatlantic Mails tional Supplementary Mails are opened on the lere oi che American, Engliah, French and German steamers and remain n until within Ten Minutes of the hour alling of steamer. Mails for South and Central Ameriva, West Indies, Ete. WEDNESDAY~At 10 a. m. for GRENADA, TRINIDAD und LLUDAU BOLIVAR, per & s Maraval; at 12:80 p. m. for MARTI- ARBADOS, NHINIDAD, CIU- BOLIVAR nnd I)UT\.H GUIANA, t 12:30 _F m. (supple- & (or ST. THOMAS, 81 K] D and WINDWARD ANDS; ITISH, DUTCH and FRENCH GUIANA, per s. 8. Parima. THURSDAY—At 8 a. m. for CUBA, 1« 8. Havana (mail for Mexico, via Pro- greso, Campeche and Vera Cruz must be directed ‘‘per s. s. Havana''); at 12 K per &. s. Jason, via Tam- be directed ‘'per s. o for NEWFQUND. 1, ‘Rosalind: at 15 M. fo IBARB. NORTHERN Bnul per s. & Bobralense, via Para, and Cedra; at 12 m. for YU(.A'IFN. per 5 8 T omo (mail must be directed *'per Jomo™); at uum. tiagp, must he- directed Hago'’); at 6:30 p. or steamer trom Halifax. SATURDAY—At §: 130 a. ln) for PORIO Rl 3 and VENEZUELA, per s. s. (mail for Savanilla and_Carf be dlre(‘ted “per s. 5 Pnlllle 0 . m; supplemen EURTUNE 18] NILLA and (,ARTAO 5’. 1 *per s, & Alene"); at 10 &, m. for ¢ m“d pen,®, - Morro Castié, via H-vnn- at 0:30 a. m. (supplementary 11:30 a. ' m.) INAGUA, HAITI and BANTA . per 8. 8. Adirondack; at 12:30 for CUBA, per s s Havana. Curliyva, via Malls Forwarded Overland, :te., Ex- cept Tr pacifie, CUBA—Via PFlorida, closes at th daily, except Thursday. at s o ee w:‘ Sopnecting malls close here on nesdays an atur g and on Mondays. via Miamy, T Tompa, MEXICO CITY-Overliud, unless speciaily except Sunday, id 310 B Sundays ak 1" p. »PDLAND—By rail to N - thence by steamer, closes. (uh! ?I‘rah ice dally at 6:30 p. m. (connecting mails clo-a here every onday, Wednesday anc N’lxs..WFOg -nd thene’ e o QUL N By ‘rei to Boston by steamer, closes at this o:fic'e"%-'l’l';"n %0 BEL[EE PUERTO CORT! ALK B 'FQ and ogum— steamer, Closes oty o except Bunda t pm, Bundays “4d' DB “'“’ 3 u (o}nn:elln( )mli' cme harl ‘A RICA- yrllluN N daily. except Sundy, ot p. m.; SBundays at m. n m. "‘{’;‘“d;‘g'.";x_l‘é?’(’usggc"“" mail clolu here 5G ED piREGISTERED MAILcloses at 6 p. m. HAWAII, JAPAN, CHINA addressed’ 1 tor the PHILL Pfillry ISLANDS, Vld San Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m, up to October §26, . in- clusive, for despaich per &, s. Coptic. PHILIPPINE I8 ANDI via San Fran- t'luu& ltl\«;:e I‘Iela dully at 6:3 p. m, u 0 ctober §27, inclusive, fo A R g APA via Vi Victorla, B. C., ciose here d:]l;l‘auvel’ §od M. up to Octover. g Inclusiy tu' despatch per . 5. Empress of Ja Merchandise lor U. 8. postal agenc: ll hnnxhbl cannot be forwarded via Can- CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, ci daily at 830 4 m.'up to Octobe N clusive, for despatch per &. 8. Tosa Maru, CHINA 'and JAPAN, yla Tacoma, closs here dally at 630 p''m. up to ctober 30, Inclusive, for = despatch per & o HAWAIL via San Franci . via San Francisco, ok daily a¢ 630 p. m. up to November §2 fn clusive, for desputch per Alameda, HAWAIL, JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP- PINE IBLANDS. via San Franclsco, close here daily at 6:3 p. m. up to November $, Inclusive, for despatch per s. America Maru. ] t West) FIJI ISL- 'ALEDONIA, via Vifi couver and vmorm 8 0., jose here d:nl)‘ at :W r {7, in- clusive. for per NEW ZEAL AUSTRALIA (enter West)), NEW CAL EU(!N!A FlI1, 8. MOA and HAIWAIL via San P‘n.n 8¢ m. up to Nos close here dally at 6:3) p vember §i4, Inclusive, for des lcb er s, 5 Bonoma. (If the Cunard stcamer gar: rying the British mail for New Zealand does not arrive in time to connect with a m., 930 a m. unleD at € . m. 8 a m. and 630 § m.—wiit be made up and forwarded until lhe ar- —;R‘F:'n'-r?' IheaCunlrd al‘nfirge E an ISLA vll Ban Franclsco, close here a.nfef % p. m. up to oyember. 36, inclusive, lor espatch per T E-~Unicss otherwi la Eu Zealand and PhlllED siand Ban Frlm‘ilco—"ll uicl ippines o *via Burope o’ & mqu be 1 lbc forelgn rlle‘l Hawal - .Illm ‘ranc (l?uvfl!.‘.d ranspacific ma! e forwa; to of salling daily and the -cluauupo closing is arranged on che presumpti of their uninterrupted overland transit. $Registered mall oloses at € p. m. pre- vious dnl COR! AUS VAN (‘(YI'T Posts Postoffice, New York, N. , Oct. .3, New PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND MUTTON. GOMce of Chief Comypifeary, = Omaha: Neb., October M Selled . proposals " tripilcatg, will be. Bepelaet Horo unlfl o'clock #. m., ecentral dard time, No- vember 24, 198, and then publicly Llp"ued for furnishing such fresh beef and mutthn & mey be required By'the Bubeistende de; 3 Omaha, Neb., Fort Veb, Pors- Des Moines , Jofter 0., Forts nworth, A Niobrara, during six morghs an! Y 1904, Propesals will also be received untfl 10 o'clock a. m. mountain standard time, at Fort Robinsor, and until 11 o'clock a. m., time, at Forts Crook and . Jefferson Barracks, ~Foris Leavenworth, Logan H. Roots, Nlobrara, Reno, Riley and 8ili and opened at posts by respective com- missaries, each receiving proposals for his own post only. Proposals will also be re- celyed stating price at which bidder will deliver fresh beef or mutton of tempera- ture not greater than 50 degrees I'ahren- heit. Information furnished on application here or to commissary at post authorized to open proposals. U.'S. reserves the right to reject any or il proposils or any part reof. Envelopes should be _marked roponals ot Freah Boet and Mutton, and addressed to undersigned cr commis- sary at post authorized to recelveé propos- als. W, H, Bean, Major, Commissary, Chief Commissary. O24-26-27-28-29- LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR Sealed bids or propasals wiil be recelved at the office of Buperintendent William XK. Fowler, secretary of the Board of Kduca- ton of the Btate Normal school, capitel building; Lincoln, Neb., until § o'clock a. m., Saturday, November 7, 1903, for the eree: tion and 'construction of a chapel buildin on the grounds of the State Normal scho at Peru Nemaha county, Nebraska. Al blds must. bé accompanied by a certified check on a Nebraska bank in the sum of five hundred (§600) dollars for purpose men- tioned In the Speclfications. Bids for heat- ing and plumbing, accompanied by a check of five hundred (8500) dollars, wifl be con- sidered separately at the above time 2nd place, and must:not be included in the bid for the bullding. Plans and specifications are on file in the offices of Buperintendent Willlam K. Fowler, secretary, capitol bufld- ing, Lincoin; Mr. George Rogers, pre!hl(-nl of the board 150¢ Farmam stpeet; Omaha; Principal - W Clark, State Normal school "Perd, and Mr. Gedrge 'A-. Berling- hof, architect, Beatrice. The board reserves the' right to Feject any and all'bids and to waive all defects in the sam By order o the Board of ‘Bauaation of the State Normal scho FIEIANM rowx.rn, Secretary. Lincoln, Neb.. Oct. 19, 198, 020 10tM NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Sealed bids will be recelved at the office of secretary of state up until 12 o’clock noon of Monda: November 2nd. 1%3, for the erection of & kitchen and ice house at the Institute for Feeble Minded Youth at Beatrice. also & commissarty bullding and one dynamo for 8. and 8. Home at Grand filand, Nebraska, ag per plans and speci- fications on_flle in the office of secretary of state. The board reserves the right to ect any and all bids b v GEORGE W. MARSH., R Secretary of Board. OBd. 10tm. RAILROAD TIME OARD. LR A b R R R UNION STATION—10TH AND MARCY. Illinois Central. Leave. Arrive. RlcuflExnn ... 7:3 am & 5.10 pm fcdgo, Minneapolis & aul Limjted | Misneapolia & St Pai Express . b7 Chichgo Locai. Chicago Express. Chicago Great Western, 104 Ft. Dodge- Express..b 102 Ft. Dodge Express..a 7 Ft. Dodge Express.. 103 Ft. Dodge Express.. Chicago & Northwestern, 106 am pm 210:35 am y. Co, m all:2% am b 930 pm pm pm pm am am Loo.l ‘Bioux ity Daylight St. Puul. Daylight Chicago. Lim! lud Chicago Local Carroll. a 5:68 pm a §20 am " 915 um 21030 pm Chicago, Rock laland & Paeific. BAST. Ghicago Daylight I U4 & Chicago Dayiight Lacal. (,hlufi Express. Des Moines Expr Chicago Fast Bxpre Rocky Mountain Pt Lincoln, Colo. Sprim Denver, Pueblo. a Toxas, Caiifornia Oklahoma Flyer Uniox’ Preific. Qverland ‘Limited The Fast Mai California Expi Paclfic Expross kiastern Express The Atlantic Express. The Colorado’ Special Chicago Special.. Lincoln, - Beatrice & Stromsburg Express. n 4 oo pm North Platte Local. Grand Island Local Chicago, Milwaukee & St. P Chicago Daylight. Chicago Fast Expres Chicay Limited.. Des Moines Express. Miswouri Pacific. Louls E: faoa T v Bxpress. EE §5§§ 38 BEE3 21060 pm WEBSTER nEru’r—lM‘ng & WEBSTER St. Paul, Mianeapolis & Arrive. Z‘Wln Ll{y l'PlllPHlf'r Houx t -uen[ar A Onklnng LE Chicago & Northwestern, and Wyoming Division. Black Hills, Deadwood, Hot Springs.....a 2:00 pm a 5:00pm w om{n‘ Casper and ¢ Sou seaimiessseassd 300 pm @ 6:00 pm Hastings, York, David » City, Buperior, Genev. Nebraska Exeter and Seward...b 8:00 pm b 5:00 pm Missouri Pacifie. Nebraska Local, Via b 4:10 pm a10:85 am | BURLINGTON STATION-10th & MASON Ohicago, Burliugton & Quiney. cago Special........ lc“n Vestibules Chlcnxo Local Chie Limi ‘ast Kansas City, St. Bluffs, ls(nn!-:u- Cit Dny Ex 15 am 8 648 pm t. al m Kansas (_lly Nllht Ex..al0:40 pm a 6:3 am Burlington & Mis Wymore, Beatrice and a Joseph & Co Black Hills and Sound Exprus lg ) o r ado Llncoln Fast Mall. Fort Crook and Platts- outh . llevue & Pacific Jei..a P elievue & Pacific Jet. a 3:60 am “a Daily, b Dally except Sunda except Saturday. e Dally except . ___ _ __ _ _ __ ___ _ _} DID NOT ENDORSE BROADWELL Uston Resents Effort Draw it Iste Polities. The efforts of Frank A. Bfoadwell, candi- date for clerk of the district court, apd his friends to make it appear that Mr. Broadwell had recelved the endorsement of the Union Veterans' Union, which the jre using in the way of political Capital, {8 resepted in the following interview with averley, ~ “The resolutioh to en- d::— ndidates which was introduced ut l U Wo:% am a 8% am a Datly onday. B the union was «placed on ¢ d-ull recelved STRONG DENAND FUR\ HOUSES Rental Agencies Bay the Bituation for Owners is Much Improved. TEN PER CENT ON INVESTMENT EASY Reuts Han? Made ton Business of Owning Houkes' Ohe of Prefit in Omaha, Advance of ““There are fewer vacant houses in Omaha than for ten years.”—W. T. Graham. “One-fourth less empty houses than last year.'—Judge J. W. Lytle. The real estate and rental businesses are in a very healthful condition this fall, and the men haniling large numbers of houses and lots have the prosperous feeling to & gratifying extent and look forward to two things as rot improbable with early spring, namely@a normal increase,in rents and the building of & comparatively* large nimber of residence houses. These things in tufw will very favorably affect the price of:real estate, A stroll about the residence portions of this city will' convince any disinterested ob- server that there are practically no com- fortable houses vacant and that the supply of undesirable houses which, because of o cation, condition or unsuitability, would naturally be the last cholce, is also very, mited. Chance for Higher Rentw, “There are_very féw houses of any kind anywhere in the city standing empty now," said Judge Lytle, who Is not now very actively connected with the business, but keeps a close eye on the situation. “In looking over the pApers the other day I no- ticed that there were seven times the num- ber of houses for sale that there were for rent. 1 have perhaps Been more of an ad- vocate of the advancing of rents than most of the real estate men, but I think this ad- vertising showa that I am right. Houses have not until recently paid as investments, but I think that there will be a change in a short time. In the first place, there were a large ntimber of cheaply constructed houses—costing, say, about $§1,600—put up 1900 or a yéar or two hefore thdt. ~These are begling to wear out now, and ag they got less useful a large demand for new, buildings will spring up. This Wwill have the effect of raising rents, and when that is done good new Houses will be put-up be- cause they will be paying investments. And the further effect will be the withdrawing of & large portion of the houses now- listed for sale, or at least will add- a considerable figure to their selling price.” All of the merhandling from 200 to 300 houses are turning away dally applicants who desire to rent. A conslderable portion of these are from out of town. W. T% Graham's statement that out of about 20 houses In the hands of himself and W. G. Uré only three were empty = yesterday shows the condition. According to Mr. Gra- ham rents have increased during the last two years 10 per cent and an Investor now bullding would be assured of practically 10 per cent iritome. Bullding Better Hounen. Houses are now belng hullt Here and there all over the city, showing the faith® investors have in better conditions. ‘These houses and those built during the last few years are of a better class than the houses put up in the boom times before 188, Then' the houses were for the purpose of specula- tlon ‘and lightly and cheaply constructed, Now, however, they are put up as resf dences or for the purpose of rental and are. buflt with the idea of long ccntinued good condition. A, better idea, too, has beén reached as ta the- requirements of-a com- fortable house and of what the renter de- sires. - Many of the older houses are bejng" glven new Nfe by interfor reconstruction, and much of this work will be done next year. The eneral movement of people -from boarding hauses and downtown flats in. the spring to cottages and residences farther from the center of the city Is of yearly oc- currence, and the real ‘estate and Trental men gay that with the houses so filled now at the beginning of cold weather: there fs promise of a house shortage, which will make the finding of ‘suitable homes more difficult than it has heretofore been for many years. } o Vemom in "Ewm, No polsonous purgatives entet into ' Dr. King's New Life Pills. Easy, but prompt, they cure or no pay. - Only %c. For sale by Kuhn & Qg Marriage Lice, Name and Addre: James 1. White, Henry put Elizabeth L. Bedford, Omah: John German, Omaha..... Lelah Traver, South Omaha. - 4568 Blouso Waist, 32 10 40 bust. Blouse Walst 4508.—Blouse walsts make the favorite modely of the season and,are worn both for inddor and strect costume. This one includes plaits at the shgulders, that give the fashionable breadth, .and sleeves of the “latest sort. ‘Phé model I made of wood brown nenrietta, with velvet piped with white and oramental buttons as trimming, but the design sults ulmost al seasonable fabrics. The sleeves, with thelr Dbig puffs at the wrists, are speclally worthy of cousideration as they lend themselves to remodeiling with singular success. The upper portions are not wider than those of last season and are simply shaped to fall_ovér the full pufts. The blouse fs made over a fijted liping that closes at the center front. On this lining are arranged the plain back ang the plaited fronts, that are faced and turned: back' to form the narrow revers. The trimming 18 arranged round ‘the weck at the back, to form points at the tront. sleeves are snug to the el above the narrow cuffs. At collar that combines the two’ materials. The quantity of material Tequired for the medium sige is 8 yards 27 inches wide, It yards #4 Inches.widé or 14 Sards 62 inclien | wide, with 1% yards of velvet to make'ng ' illustrated. The pattern 4658 is cut lnlualnr-xz,u 36, 8 anid #0-inch bust measure.