Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 31, 1903, Page 15

1 WANTED, for U. B. army, abie- | WANTED, d A SPECIAL NOTIGES tion. These advertisements must be 'I‘l‘a msecntively. N WANTED-Expert lady book- keeper—nine ycars' experience fire and life insurance. Address Til, Be A-MU 31x Educate for Business,. Boyles College NEW YORK LIFE BLLG. BUSINESS, luv}mtuuu TYPEWRIT. NG, ENGLISH. DAI AND NIGHT. STUDENTS ADMITTED AL ANY TIME. tor Catalogue. Apply for Caialog 5 GOOD messenggrs wanted; first-ciass pay. . Co., 412 8. 13th. WANILL firsi-class wood turner at once. Good wages. Lincoln Sash, Loor Mig. Co., Llnculn. Neb. able-bodied, un- meiied meu, Leiweei ages of uud i, citisens of United States, of good charuc- 1er and temperate Babits, who cun speak, read wod write Engilsh. 'For inturmation apply to recruiting otic b aud 8., Omaha, and Beatrice, Neb. B M1 WANTED-Two umu at once; nmd sal- iy o ¢ Adams 1619 Howard st. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1903. WANTED=MALE HELP, 'Aml’—-Al.l -ll-f. “A Business Trammg is Absolutely Necessary —Jno. Wanamaker. NEBRASKA BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND COLLEGE.|« A. C. ONG, A. M,, Pres. A. J. LOWRY, Principal. BOYD BUILDING, Cor. 17th and Harney Sts. COLLEGE NOTES. New students are conunuln A large Dupont fi The students now practice as Several contracts for mimeograph and circular letter work were taken last 0 was made ‘Il’y the students of the advanced class last any Currie, a student of the Shorthand department, has made a On September 17 he entered school, be has gained ly creditable rate of speed. ll he had received the appointment of private secretary to C gressman Kinkaid and he had but seven weeks in which to prepare. by the students. Over $100. month by doing work for business men. senool. Mr. ord in seven weeks. tire time day and m‘lm to shorthand, take dictation at a higl with Mr. Currie, to enter svery week. case Jjust been added have prlcllcll dally drill in this most important part of office to the Shorthand department. week make half thelr tuition before leaving henomenal rece and by devoting his en- n efficlency enabiing him to It was a _case of urgen necessity - He has clearly domonstrated what one can do with the pure Gregg system who has the ability and capacity fur work and is under proper (r-lnlnE in a school where every facility l.ml x 0 18 o ovember . !muny for his future success. advant I Mr, Currle leaves with b He bears with him the very best wishes of the students and ongressman Kinkald for Washin A number of students took positions last week. Bend for fine catalogue, bound in alligator—finest ever published by & bu!lne- college. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR IALB‘—HIIBELLMIOHI. FOR RENT, 6-room coltage, 814 N. 27th ‘D e WANTED, a newspaper or magazine so- leltor to work sn?»“zn on & new prop- uman. Call at Circulation Dept. UIT“‘H W five-room cotta e, ‘modern. )hone N’Alé"E ve- B FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, WANTED, class gl stoady employment ana 4 Buod people. Address 8 can give y to right B-M131 51 to know If you will distribute Tellable speciaity 0. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone 61l B0 % B hotel, 15th and Farnam. DEWREY European hote arnan OYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chl R L, Burop YOUNG MAN. pare for Gov't position; & manent, zndunl promotion. Box btb, C BO} WANTED—-OHILG and errand huy who 18 not afraid of work. Chance to work up. The Smith Premier Typewriter Co, B-Méb4 30 NICELY furnished rooms, 1009 c-fi@x Ave. NICELY_ furnished rooms. Inqul" Omaha ‘lm Laundry, 1760 Ledvenworth. 'Pho, 788. E-913 13th & Dod AETNA HOUSE, European, 1ge WANTED, baker and candy mnker, ltudz work; young man _preferred. hulc bakery, Valentine, Neb, NICELY furnished room in vate family; house new and modern. 9 Jones St E—Mi AL manager to handle popular build- ing maierial in universal use and demand, fh Wow yearly to compotent mani nun must be active, respensible lnd of ‘Md character and able to earry worth of stock to meet immediate d mands. -~ Address W. . Parker, 5th s and lith ave, N. Y. Cit 470 1x WANTED—Active grain man for road a quainted with shippers in southern Ne- m‘n“:«:&% norlh‘;rnll‘anlln Mdren ces and ralary ex w 78 l IF YOU are nrnml less than $2 per week we can double your income by ieachl you how to write old line iife insurance and we will make you money while you are learni !he business; it interested address T BoMIT 1 WANTED, quick, an experienced electric ger elevator conductor for substi- Awly 'm: utur-iy-. . 0. A States Natlonal Bank Bldg. 158 3 ARE YOU SATISFIED position or uhz‘l Ve "opinings ‘Tor "Managers, "Becreiarice, dvertising Men d"‘-umc Also Racunical mmm and Executive men of o{rm ndunv-lv. Offices ds. twelve dlfllron BB WANTED-FEMALE HELP, It LARGE, LIUH’T ATRY ROOMS, $12.50 and up per month. T6c and up a day. AT THE DELLONE, and Capitol ave. Steam heated; electrio lighted; private and s; all conveniences; first class Eat where you E ROOM AT THE D LLDNE M128 Noviox Second - Hand Sewing Machines the following second-hand box-top that have been Lhoroughly over- hauled and ure in condition 0 do good work, at the following prices, and com- plete’ with attachments White . Household Singer . almost new) 16.00 DROP-HEAD MACHINES That_h been lll.llllly used, but are in xerlncl conditi The latest thing the ifferent ll:lorlel produce, from $17.50 to These are !xux;llohll bargains. “e rent machines for 75c per week, and sell and repair parts of any machine manufactured. Nebraska Cycle Co. Corner 16th and Harney. ‘Phone 1663 84 Broadway, Council Bluffs.'Phone B-6i§ 612 N. 24th st,, South Omaha..., Phon‘u“(‘ NICELY furnished Joon.:l p.;/‘c'r};n:ln‘ new . and modern; gentlemen err 1616 ‘Webster St. ol B—M337- TWO (M Warm rooms; gfld!rmnzn TWO rooms, 3006 Dodge; sentlemen; refer- ences. E—dl "Ol RENT, 1 T ensuite or 2 f rooms, single iy, 434 8. 2th, i ‘private tamily. B IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Qw_' DOORS, eelling, lllndll ble i radial Blrker ‘hotel. windows, lath, studding, beaded ,' hydraulio elevafor, mar- ors, gas fixtures, Sheap. 3x CLAIRVOYANTS. EOSARORII s 2 b b e DR B W GYLMER, palmist. 76 N. 24; ‘phon 245 [ FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. DuIRABLl RDOHE at The mmfil TWO rool ms, with aloove on ucond and third fioor, 'hot water heat, 212 n u}n | FRONT room with, l-leove, 24 And 8 fioor, hot water heat. 212 So. %th sf 4F [RS. CARRIE LADY QUEEN o thing told, past, pi isfaction or no p-v ehlrv?un., m". lm'rIICAI. TREATMENT, bt SPV DAV TRNATIRND MM, SMITH, batas, 118 N, 3, 24 floor, 1.1 T M4 b PERSONAL, FURNITURE PACKING. 10 Girls. Call Canadian office, 15th & 3 foac WANTED, first-class ladies’ 3 m 1406 Farnam. IO e 2 a8 s R YQUNG git) tn aasiat at genoral housework. %th =% C—Mis4 r 1 rl fgneral house- 76 1x l‘rl-, Mrs, c-la-uu, 486 31x ‘WANTED—Firsi work; 3 in funlly. ‘"A"&'E"ni.... Tios FOR RENT-HOUSES, HOUSES & 2,250, M,e,v-,,,,, HOUSES & fl'fifl:&&.”-‘-% "fi-'r. N ,Jl": ';'.!"-"’M“"" E Av;T nont.h. v Thl, g.'?)flfy' "'\fi'.m WE MOVE planos. mrd Van & . m'ca.. Tl e . 1718 ch-u‘rur WICK 'AYNE-] 'nuu jew York u VERAL good hous to $18. Chris B ver Ha®snd &lmin Hpiont Sou. NEW S-room modern house. Immediate jon given. J. N. Marsh, Dbonl B ol ot miad o piRg org, 115 8, 17th. Tel, L-2368. Peterson & Lundbers e PNVA’I‘I Senitarium for unln beton And confinement. Dr. and Californfa st Terras rmonlh&l FOR RENI=STOKES AND OFFICKS, FOR RENT-Bullding sultable {or whol sale purposes at ¥l ), tour stories and irse-class ‘camentea basemen elevator, burgiar proof vault, of> fice I did fxtares. For price vnd p“\lculu'l 1nguire Cr G Rosewater, wee- oo Bullding buile b ENT--The bulldi formerly occu- i The 'um"“ i at, 1€ has STORY and basement, 22x] "l\ ]I-‘llfllllrl 34 First, Nlll B‘nk ll a per, storles in four. arnam s Address C. C. Rose 1w, Bee bi (- M856 3-8TORY and fine h-llmon( Mlufll" ln holesal dillfl l jce §1,600, Weas: o4 Douglas B i N LEABE—Wll‘ehuuu with good trackage l.cfll(hm inquire 139 Jones g Ll o FOR REN lhm sto storles ll pr' !n‘.fl. water, Sec'y. AGENTS WANTED, PRt WANTED — Clllv.-( agents couf sul :'\zgs'rlh‘l'fl CENT. ents the ¥ L W ally. dull.d easily to 3100_per month. Ad. Ceutury Farmer Solicitors’ Bureau, hulldlnl.y Omaha. J—a3 FOR SALE~FURNITURE, PRIVATE hos i e PRIVATE home du babies -dopted the Good “‘"‘"" re] tarium, 15 1st Ave, Gouncil ‘?lull. ital _dur ninement: Mrs. Glln!‘ wm"lnj.i: BOSTON Umbrella Mfg., 606 8. Tel. 1617, Umbrell i mbrellas, parasols "re-covered, repagied THE Omaha Plating Co. wil Targer quariors st 18 Harney s o' —M440 e et e "VlAVl" way to health; Bee ay th; 348 b{l,llalaf - Snodedonedubilt. 2 I’MVATI hospital bllm and du R Wl R-I:N'l‘ uvlmntmuchim at per month; we repair o m or every machine manufact Bezona-hand machi Gl o Fring GNET PILE KILLER. IT CURES. MAGH 8 KILLER 1T % PRIES treaty D-n..‘ flu:."’.‘,’é’"""“ ul diseases use; II rienced o M W b—- MONEY TO LOAN-AEAL KSTATE, 15 THE BEST BARGAINS IN THE PAPER ARE ON THE WANT AD PAGE MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, MONET LOANED Of FURNITU TANO LIVE STOCK, Low rates lnd ‘BY lm Business Col d Try ys It you want o money. NIX CREDIT GOt Paxton Blodk . 16th and Faiogm ets MON! loaned on u\ol rnll w- elry, horses, cows fi.c‘ " Reed, it Jg.nlll j"’elry Toan l Foley CHA'I'TEL BUSINKSS CHANCES. WHEN you want to buy, sell or .xchln‘- n‘ perty or business Q\"LK wee J. ohubon, 8 N. Y. Lite. Y. FOR SBALE, good grocery und butcher's l.l- tures, {cluding ice bos. —inquire na and_ r- pairing ALL kinds of nter 'ork . T. iltree, ~370 g'r‘nmplll e 'ed to. DANCING ACADEMY, MORAND'S, 15th and Harney, will sell you a ticket good for twelve lessons at the re- duced price of $i for ladies and ¥ for gentlemen for the new class of beginners commencing on Tuesday and Friday, No- vember 3 and 6, at § p. m. Assemblies every Wednesduy at 8 p. 3 DRESSMAKING, KEISTER'S Ladies' Talloring Cuming 8t _Write for bookiet. N FAIHUI:.B. Ml Loll'l' _Ju Sturdy, 84 N. mn M9 Nsx STANDARD Garment chn; College, 2231 FOR SALE, to active man, interest in es- tablished business; personal services and $5,000 required. I-xcellenl lwp%urlunlly for rl‘hl pll’ly Address T Y416 FOR SALE, dru store in good town in northern Nebraska. ell whole stock or hllfl Inl,el?ll o flfihl party. Good Xs- portunity for energeilc young man. - ress T g, cary Bee. Y409 1 FOR SALE, good millinery stock, in live town, well established trade; poor health compels me to sell. Address Mary va Randclph, Neb. Y—-MA27 3 FO“ EALE—Founflr‘ and mchlne -hnp in the part of the best agricultural country of 8. D., on account of sickness of the owner, at ver, Information correapond _maan, Yankton, FoRr sALE—Buchmnh lhop, west of Omahi A, Bee mailing room. Y | with five miles McArdle, —M481 1x FOR EXCHANGE. TO EXCHANGE—-A “cholce 240 near Fonda, Ia., highly improve P $9% per rmre, will take a good bul dlml worth umu for part pay. Write Jnrdnn & Ri x 604, Fon a, Ia. 72 2 u:rs;n t roperty as par delnl, Cralg, Mo, FOR SALE—~REAL ESTATE. $4.50 BUYS FINE BEMIS PARK LOT Thirty-sixth_and Hawthorne ave.; paved street; Wxlo0; south front; & big bar- &a CHEAP BUILDING LOTS Twenty-fitth and Grand ave, on easy terms; from $200 to $260 each. ' R. H. LANDERYOU, 442 BOARD OF TRADE. TEL. 2151 RE-M471 1 WANTED, TO BUY WE HAVE cash customers for six to elght room houses between 15th and 20th sis., south of viaduct, also farm lands or smal. acreage In Douglas county; we have daily calls for houses; list your vacant h ouses with us. M492 1 N. P. DODGE & CO. 1614 FARNAM ST. $-ROOM HO“II AND LOT, m DORCAS barn; $1,200. WITHOUT DOUBT block in Lowe's subdivisio by Parker, Decatur, 8l the finest in the cll lence. Pronouficed nructed view in O 1t, 864x270 Owner says let it M'CAGUE INV. CO. R so for §, besy Ru(ur'ncl mn\llhed small ®vrite “Jour FOR BALE OR TRADE for ranch, 40- room hotel, practically modern, in one of the largest and best lowa cities; excel.ent trade and_exceptional money | ruu T 47, Bee, E— M50 1. B BALE-OR TRADE FoRt BMALLE: ROPERTY—8-room modern house an lendld barn; lot 42xI08. o A N wih st EXCHANGE. Will trade good large lol near 27th and ether with $6,000 or $6,600 choice $8,000 to $10,000 resi- Flrnlm district. Bemis, RE—M{07 tt Paxton bl Farnam. M—i5e NS — e — === DETECTIVES, CAPT. T, CORMACK. 617 Karbach block. Tel. A2832. —uoh BEBOUT Detective agency, 708 N, Y. Life. Tel, 3540, —08-N1$ S —————— EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, Q. R. MTHBUN room 15, Com'l Nat'l Bank. ute lessons in bookkeepi: n‘—.:ll FOR SALE~TIMBER LANDS, w Alfla HEADQUARK‘ER LOW PIN i the Boft Balt. This timber col in quality with the W consin and Michigan. Can all be logged with big wheeis. No fire risk. Compiete and rellable fuformation. Perfect title. D8 WE CONTROL AND CAN D] LIVER-2,000 ACRES, average sz to the quarter_section, price $1.50 per 10.\»0 ACRES, average 2,000 to lhe quarter saction, Prlc. $6.00 per. A 9,00 ACRES, lVenl‘e 2,000 to the quarter ncuon ENC' $6.00 per A. 8, nverll’e 15\\1 to the quarter lecuon E"ce .00 14,000 A CRBE Bpruce hna Hemlock, average 8,500 price $12.00 r A, ckitiiriep ForREST RESERVE Scrip in large and small amounts at the market price. References furnished. Correspond- ‘ence solicited. Addres: .‘l AMERICAN TIMBER CO., B M Run)ln, Mgr., Marquam Bldg. Port- land, Ore. novix 8 FOR YEL- Yellow Pine favorabl te Pine of Wi to the quarter section, FOR RENT—FARMS, L. and weli improved farm in Stanton county for rent; 6i0 acres with #0000 worth, of improvements. R C. PETERS & CO. Ground’ Floor Bee Bul uilding. FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS. DOUBLE store building, with flats 2d floor, 4th and Cuming BLs.; ver low pelcei submit offers. . D.'Wead, 1624 Doug: Jas St 4571 ¥FUR DRESSING. J. B. WALLACE, Taxidermist, 606 8, u%’i FLORISTS, [ e aduamuret s SRS S HESS & SWOBODA, 115 Farnam. -8 L. HENDERSON, for mE'?L ——— GARBAGE. 4 ANTX-H?NOPgLY ga'ma'.:aol'::-o.,nunm cesspools va m .MM an) t reduced prices. N. 16th. 'l'll. lm mu.i: AND MLVER PLATING. ettt 48 OMAHA PLATING CO., Beo Bldg. Tel. _'lnl E———— LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICK, 410 1st Nat, B Bidg. NEW BNOW.CHURCH CO.. 1at floor N. Y. Life bidg., attorneys and sollectors every: PR pt 7 LAWN MOWERS. SHARPENED, P. Meloholr, 13th & Howard. —— LOOUKSMITH, 2074, -18%. C. R. HEFLIN, 303 N. 16th St T“t E———————— LOST. WBITI fox terrier dog with black marking ny name on collar; last seen on lower Douglas finder wiil be re- warded, N. P. Dodge, jr., 1614 F"“):Ei HoU \d lots In alse n"f#o"' o d it Tands. " The O 3% . bavid Jom b6, Beo bidg. RE~60 ALL about Notth Dakota and wnere to buy fi lands chea) leseriptive folder ani var :x"w‘;." & wm.x’&’-!”fx"ix‘r'éli' CND. ' RE—81 (.l und farm sands tor sale b nion Pacific Rallroad company. le land commlnlnnrr. acific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. um«‘-‘ FINE cottage, 366 Franklin sightly lof WANTED, city loans and w 3 VAN iy arrants. W, an & Co., MX Farpam St W2 | PRIVATE money. Sherwood, W1 N. ¥ Lite WANTED, real estate I R C. Peiers & Con Boe Blag “Wosk FILVE PER CENT loans, Garvin Bros. 1600 : W0k FULL line of hard coal stoves now on_sale. Chicago Furaiture Co,, 410 Dodge m‘.“ OAK sideboard for sale, 2209 Spencer st. O—-58¢ FQR RENT, four separate flats, containin 4 rooms, (n first-class condition, 1611 a 1y Howard at., $100 per month | George & Co., 1001 Farnam st. M43 GOOD §-room modern_house West V‘rnlm 4 rent, fur- blm ks from st. rrison and Morton, 118 ¥ Lite; el S0 DoMIT 2 SRR A e LB 18 FOR RENT_Sreom modern Touse "with barn, No. 1ig'South i Tireet, “Enauive A& Karbach AXFORD'S ADDITION. 8-roo! Eadern, warteg. S ‘Lake st Douse: Il“l lx 19th, § rooms, gas walel o. iatn, § rooms, closet, W OFFIC Two, m 15th u o Farnam . 'CAGUE IN HAMILTON ST lll "3-*& AT v FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGUN 4 TO § P. C. money, Bemis, Paxton b_lfil. "ARK and city loan: I ts Thomas, First Nat'l Bk Bidg nk Bldg. ‘hL u PRIVATE money. ¥. D. Wead, 1520 Dcmul. W—bit sells ure vebicles at 81 N. MONROL pleas wELN umr FROST'S Carrl Wagon ‘Works is on corner of Mih IM Leaven- worth. R FOR BALE—Two-seat, ox age, 1n oon Fhioh Rostrs s ‘Sons & nam sts. WELL family rig for u.l s rass trimmed horse, -3rny. $360.00. 417 8. Tih st extension top car- rubber _tires. 14th and Far- P—-M4T large gentle L:I(h igh open FOR SALE-MIS(ELLANEOUS EPHONE POLES: long fr timber; T ioken tence; oak pilng. 1 Douglas. TO LOAN, 360 at 7 er cent on_good real estate security % Address ¥ e. W—M359 $1,00000 TO LOAN on Omaha and South Omaha real estate; loans made for build- ing purposes; real estate sold; improved property cared {or; insurance in safe com- panies H. Thomas, First Nat'l Bank ag. —M428 1x MONEY TO mAl—clu'rrlu. EASY MONEY ON 'URNH'URE OR SBALARY, RAT BUSINESS STR“‘T 3 4 CO.N.I'IDE\TIAL OFF RELIABLE (‘Rl- DIT \.OMPANY 3u7-308 BLOCK, PAXTON X—-M191 ng ‘fl.:u 3 moa‘d‘hl“:fl Imwmc}bu. : e-half pr e e e PTG FOR SALE, wheel for glrl 12 years; fine condition, $.00. So. 24th av Q—um Six INDIAN - goods ond relies. 1119 W NEW and 2ahand typewriters. 118 Parnam. [ra=y ire fences, tree guards. mo:u“u'm: Fence Co., 26 N. T e e EAS TO GET 10 PAY explaius our methods. B oa St T ure pianos, warsbouse receipts, ete. Or if you have a permanent position’ we can make LARY without security, except r owi - ment to Tepay. Our Srvfc".“u Quick “ana tial and we always try (o plh that we ask is that you give us a call [ lll lhl‘h l.:)A [t lfimbullx IN LOANI E m“.‘ room hou!e. north ar] 500, lot alone eclal !un lully %lld 3 24 Do\lllll 'OR SALE—S$0 acres in nlchardmn Cn. Neb. A snap if taken at once acre cash. Gregory & Mkllll Cr‘lfi l(oA $§750.00 for south front lot on Burt street, near Crolislon College. RGE & COMPANY, 1601 Farnam StmL RE—M332 81 4 ACRES, ten miles from Omaha, crop .nd some stock; no agent or trade. Box Trvington, Neb, RE-M428 i CHAS. Williamson: Co., g.:,‘ B2 RE—861 LOST-Near %th d Farnam, grey leather oln ontaining silver and gold thim) :d:-or: "hh initlals R, M, b’t Finflnr please return I.oll"e. office and recelve reward. Lost—M466 31 LOST—In or near Bennen ‘s store, Tuesda; afternoon, black and white silk neck ru Buitable rev‘? fl" n!\;’rn.d :.:7 Mr. W. R. Beznett, main floor, Bennett's. Lost—463 30x LOST—Roll of bills at A 0. U. W. bulld- ing Tuesday evening, Oct. 27. Liberal re- ward plld for setury of money to Becro- tary A. O. U. W. bullding, 110 N. lith st. Lost—Mby2 2x ICAL. THOS. J. KELLY, voice. Davidge Block. D. KECK, Volce Teacher, Dayidge bl A, 15 Kovis™ LETOVSKY'S ORCHESTRA. Tel L-2 ,» violin. R. 10, Withnell blk ZERKOWBKY, £ —x:al I aEE—— MEDICAL. LIQUOR HABIT cured in thres dayy, Fay cured. No h pad.l’ml:l rite for Circulars. Gatlin Tnatitute, 20 8. 14th, ___._.__,;'_, OSTEOPATHY, Jolml Institute, 615 N. Y. Life Bldg, 7. FREE homes; send 2-cent stamp for map of Rosebud nurvl(km. ving full Im mation. D. W. Forbes, Bonesteel, 8. D. 8. RE—MiT1 5 THE O. F. DAVIS COMPANY 508 B 3 107 Dodge st Boy Sahler 4608 Hamilton it. 2866 Farnam st.—Store and flat South th st.—Flats, $2500. 7 Dod, 000, 234 Francis #0500 Ao ney othars [n mtemu Darts of the city. Call and see us, or d_for list. 0. F. DAVIS cmamn 1 ACCORDION PLEATING, GOLDMAN, 200 Douglas block. ACCORDION nl“llrfi. cheay quickest. Mrs. A. C Mark. 17th and BALE TIES, . 1004 ~e The Huat Infirmary, McCague BM‘ _# Atzen & Farwell, Paxion Bik,, 041, T, 138 DR GRACE DEEGAN, 531 N. Y. Life. Tel 2008, ] RD & LAIRD, 28 Karbach blk. M—107 N2x 3 PATENTS, H J COWG"L—-NO fee unless successful. h St OBIIIII. Tel. 11-. —881 PATENTS—Bues & Co., Omlhu. Neb. 1 lustrated patent book free ‘el. M—570 Nisx AWNBROKERS, BAGLE Loan Office. Reliable, accommodat- ing; all business confidential. 1301 Doll_gl SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, A. C. VAN BANT'S school 71 N. Y. Life. — 984 NEB. Business & Shorthand College. Boyd' Theater. s =N E———— % .Tol‘fl-. {‘t OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co, 811 North CHIROFPODISTS. Dl.lbl’.n-fl“'u.u-ub_ OlVlll(wco uhmmm UPHOL! GATE CITY, 17 Bt 3 ING. ave. Tel. BT, —a SANITORIUM, OMAHA Florence Sanatorium. 'Phone Red ;1blk. w, of ear line. C ‘phone, 1182 City bath and massage parlors, a2 Lake. STAMMERING AND n‘l‘l!‘rl"!ll!n. CURKD. Julla Vaughn, 0 Ramge TICKET BROKERS. RATE railrond_tickets everybe H. Philbin, 166 Farnam. ‘Phone cyT P WANTED TO BORROW. WANTED—To borrow $%00 to §1,000 at 7 per cent on good Bouth Omaha rental prop- erty; security ample. Address T 2, Bee. $6,600.00 on a large lowa farm, proved. Address T 42, Bee. well im- N POSTOFFICE NOTICE, hould be read DAILY by all interested, as changes m oceur at any time.) Foreign malls for the week eading Octo- ber 17, 1908, will close (PR\)IA‘TLI in all cases) at the General Postoflice as follows: PARCKLS-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 elose at Forelgn Station half hour later —than closing time shown below (except that Sup- plementary Malls for kurope and Centra America, via Colon, close one hour later at Forelgn 'Station.) Transatlantic Mails, SATURDAY—At 8 a. m. for BELGIUM dl- rect, per . 8. Zeeland (mai must be di-' rectea “per s. 8. Zeeland'); at 5:30 a. m. uuuylemonmr)’ 10 a. m.) tor EURUPE, 8. Lucania, via Queenstown; at {0 5. . ‘for BCOTLAND direct 8. Asioria (mail must be directed 8. Astoria”). *PRINTED MATT ETC.—This steamer takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papecs and Sdmples for Germany only. Lhe same ciass of mail matier for other parts of Kurope wilk not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by her. After the closing of the Supplementary Transatlantic Mails named above, addi- tional Supplementary Malls are opsned on jers oi tne American, Engil nd German steamers and rein open untll within Ten Minutes of the houe salling of steamer. Mails for South and Central Ameri . West Indles, Ete. SATURDAY—At 600 . m. (supplementa 930 & mo) for PORTO KICO, CURACAS ana VENEZUELA, per s. s Philageiphia (mall for Savaniilli and Cartagena must be directed “per s s Philadelphia-); at 8. (supplementary 10:00 a. m.) for FORTUNE TELAND, JAMAICA, BAV A NILLA and LALU'AGE\IA, per s. &, Alene i Costa Rica must b “ABTA m, for Havena. Malls Forwarded Overland, Ete., Ex- cept Transpacific. CUBA—Via Florida, closes at_t Saify, Cxeopt Tuiradays at' i SMoe connecting, mails’ close hers On Euuflfl“na Saturdays via Tampa, via CO CIT!—Ov.rllnd. unl dressed for dispateh by Steamer. closcy this off'%e dally, except Sunday, at v m. undll :30 p. m. Sundays at'l p. m. NEWF U)PDLAND—B’ rafl to N - ndng.th-mn by steamer, Gloses. ‘lhl fld(u i cm-e nen every Monday, Wednontur as JAHAIC By rall to Boston, aiq ic“’r?’u 't Bost o Bos hy ateamer, closes at this %'hc'-""’n'fl;":? B LXEE PUER 0 CORTEZ and GUATE- MA! rail New fllenu. by llegm.dl‘. clases lll-lel.h,;' ud dflll vexoopt Qunday, . m.; Sundays at 180 p. m. (Nmn‘cl’l’nl ‘matf’ ndays 1L closes’ hero y rlfl to New Orleans, and steamer, closes a except Sundiy; at ufi Suis ‘oliog Sunday, m. Ry o uesd SREGISTERBD pIREQISTER g P P m. Transpacific Mail, HAWAIL TAPAN, CHINA -and -Sdreu mall for the .nLI:PPlNh a8 840 Prancluco, il 3. . up th Oorsbe At | Pmurbnm ) R NbE i , close here dafly A% lo October §27, lnchulve, CmflAfl:‘i‘lD Jmfl cctally [ Herohlnd le for . B. hangha! cannot be for up to October §: ve, fo1 fu !ch r 57V Pl per s 8. ’Aoni CHINA and ere ln Tusive l-uwul. via un Francisco, close here . up t a d" "";‘:f o Nnvomber n. n.. APA A INA lnd PHIL P- via Ban Franclseo, closs here daily at i in 3 5, inclusive, p to November sive, - for Pacupalon ' oy v Guber AUBTRALIA. Fu Chistve 18L- e, Yiana e Y e here daily a be clusive, An'xa’;' g except NEW. CALEDONTA FIV‘ MOA and HAIWAIL via San ux. Close here dally at 6:30 p. . ne o N, ember §14, inclusive, for despatch per s. Sonoma. the Cunard steamer sor- Ering the Britieh mail Tor Nom sty does not arrive in time to connect iy thib dexpateh, extra mails—clo MARQUESAS 1SLANDS via Ban Franclsco, ulose here dally at I m., up to November I“G inclustve, for e“)“chpc 8. Mari, NOTE- less otherwise nduruud West Australia is forwarded via Kurope; and w Zealand and Philippine Islands via Ban Prancisoorthe est route {ppines gpecially ad gy Cangda: urope' must, be fully prepaid at thl fml n rates. Hawall l forwarded via San Francisco exclusivel Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of ulllnl dally and the schedule of arranged on the presumption of“thelr uninterfupted. overland. transit IRvglillertd mall closes at 6 p. m. pre- CORNELIUS VAN GOTT: Fostmnater Postoffice, New York, N. V., Oct. 23, 188 _— LEGAL NOTICE, NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Sealed bids will be recelved at the office of secretary of state up until 12 o'clock noon ot “Monday, November ‘Ind. '8 “for. the erection of a kitchen and ice house at th Inatitute *for Feeble - Minded Youth ut Beatrice also a commissarry bullding and gne dyagmo for §''and 8 Home a1 Srand Teland, Nebraske lana and speci- scatlons on e in ‘lha office of " Secretary 3 ard reserves the ri Fesect any and all bud s 1 E W. %s 3 Secretary of ‘Board. OBd. Wtm, o GOVERNMENT NOTICES, PROPOSALS for SUBSISTENCE STORES, —Office Purchasing Commissar: ‘. Army,"Omana, "Neb', Oelober 3 foi usiial Son- Beal ditlons, Wil be fgcelved at this office until 10 o'clock ber 6, 1803, at which will be vuullrly | Bacon, sugas: 1 will be lloll. canned goods, etc. Prlllnn ven to articles of domestic ll m“f»- 9 s . ‘\hm\onmuu & Bt Paul _"fill;l. TIME CARD. UNION STATION-10TH AND MARCY. Tlinois Centr Leave. Chicago Express........a 7.5 am Chicago, Minneapolls & St. Paul Limited. Arrive. & 5.10 pm & 805 am Express b10:3 pm Chicago P m Chicago Express.. Chicago Great Western Ry. 104 Ft. Dodge Express..b 102 Ft. Dodge Express..a 7 Ft. Dodgo Express.. 103 Ft. Dodge Expross.. Chicago & Northwesters. “The Northwestern Line." East Chlc Local ‘Sioux City, Daylight 8t. Paul. Daylight Chicago. Limited Chicago cal _Carroll... Fast Chie pepap BagsnsEniness BEsgsTzETTEER 8353535338333 groemees a 82 am ' Blufts. Chieng: %10:30 pm Milwaukee & St. Pavl. am x11:16 pm oines EExpress Chicago, Rock Isian Chicago Fast Expi WEST. Rocky Mountain L't'd..a 7:30 am Lincoln, Colo. Springs Denver, Pueblo and West Bastern Bypres The Atlantic k The Colorado Bpe Chicago Special.. Lincoln, ~ Beatrice Stromsburg Express.. North Platte Local,..... Grand Island Local. Missouri Pacifie. Sl lauu Express Ja10:00 st L. prrul 810 50 pm WEBSTER l)EPoT—lu’nl & WEBSTER Mianeapolis & Sioux Cit Oakland Chleago « Northwestern, Nebraska and Wyoming Division, Black Hm-, Deadv-ood, Lead, Hot Springs....a 3:00 pm @ 5:00pm Wfiomlnl. “cakper ouglas ve verd 3:00 pm @ 5:00 pm Hnallnsl York, 'Tavid | City, Superior, Gereva, Bxefer and Sewsil..h 8:00 pm b 5:00 pm Missouri Pacific Nebraska Local, Via ‘Weoping Water, b 4:10 pm_ 810:3 am BURLINGTON STATION—10th & MASON Chicago, Burlington & Quiney. Leave. Arrive, Chicago " Bp a m Chicago Chicago 1 5 0 Fast 5 Kan Plufts, Kansas City Day Ex 8t. Louls ilyer.. % Kansus City Night B, a10:45 pm Burlington & Missouri Ri Wymore, Beatrice and Llncol A City, St. Joseph & G Xp Den er. lehed Black Hills and Sound Express. Colorado Ve Flyer , Lincoln Fort Crook and Platts 3:10 pm & 3:10 pm a 9:08 "Y\.m ut) bl Htlle\u. & Plclflc Jet..a a H: levue & Plclflc Jet..a a DI]IV b Dafly except Sunday. d Dally except Saturday. e Dally except Monday. 4855 Blouse Waist, 82 lo“ bust. Blousé Watst 4665—Blouse waists with yoke effects are both smart and becoming and are much in vogue for the odd bodico as well ng for the entire gown. This one is made of Nile green peau de cynge, with trimming of velvet bands embroidered in French knots and a yoke made of strips of the materlal held by fagotting. The full length tucks at the back give a tapering effect to the figure that always is destrable, whilo the fronts blouse becomingly ovar the Dbelt. The closing is made invisibly et the left shoulder seam and beneath L edge of the left front. The waist is made over a fitted fovnda- tion that closes at the center front. On tils are arranged the yoke and tbe fronts and the back of the walst proper. The yoke is extended at the center to form & narrow vest which is visible betwcen the edges of the walst. The fronts are tucked for their full length at their edges and to yoke depth between that point and the arms-eyes. ¥in- ishing them are shaped portions whose edges are trimmed with velvet bands. The sleeves are arranged over tte fitted lning and are made with the deep cuffs of the season, above which they form' drooping pufts. ‘The quantity of materlal required for the medium size 1s 4% yards 21 inches wide, 4 yards 27 inches wide or 2§ yards # Inches wide, with G%-yards of banding to trim as fllustrated. The pattern 4565 is cut In sizes for a 22 , 3, 3 and 40-inch bust me For the acediamodation readers these patterns, whic! &t from 2 to 60 cents, will be t & nominal price, 10 cents, which all expense. In order to a pattern enelose 10 cents, glve number and name of pattern. Rallway Notes P nals. R. W. Baxter has gone to 8t. Louls on a business trip. A. F. Jonas, surgeon of the Union Pacific, ne to Chicago on a business trip, ¥. H. Hammill, trainmaster of the North- at Boone, 18 in the city on his way Joseph Teahon, traveling passenger agent of the Wabash, has gons ot over the road on @ short, bu-m- tri Ilunl Jllll!l freight l-ourl Plc has gone to (154 Kanaas 0 c{t y2 |- -'1: dly én business in [ vany