Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 3, 1903, Page 9

s —— EBIAI. NIITIGES ates, 1 1-20 & word word thereafter. Nothing tak 1 for the first inser- et THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: memey TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1003. Farm Lands Go Higher Every An Investment Safe and Sure FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM MONEX TO LOAN~REAL ESTATE. , CARPENTERS AND JOINER DESIRABLE RQOMS at The Farnsm, 19(h and Warnarh Sia. g CELY furnished rooms; all modern im- provements, 84 N. 19N st.; 5 mimutes Walk from postoffice. fa—-M 197 9x. FURNITURE PACKING, 470 6 P. C. money, Bemim, Paxton, block F, é‘R:( and clty S NE T Bame o Hhdg &I 1& ALL kinds of carpenter work and g;‘vmv"' attended to. J. T. Ol and Lake Sts. DANCI ACADEMY PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 160 Rougias Wbl Peterson & Lundberg, 116 8. 17th, Tel, L-238. B-07 SITION wanted; expert Iady bookkeeper: o vears experience fire .m life insur- Address, T 41, Bee. T9—Ax WANTED-MALE HELP. *;.ducate for Business, Boyles College X NEW, SOKK LIFE Bluod. | AAINKSS, BN L, LYPEWRIT PRGNSR, DAY AND NIGHT. DENTS AUMILIEY Al ANY Apply ter Caullogus. 5 TIME D messéugers vul-‘ Arst-ciass D. t.un‘hl e i l" ) NTEL, lntruu- waui turner at onc ' 0d Wuges. ool mush, Loor & i .Han, N‘ B FOR RENT~UNFURNISHED ROOM WANTED, 3 or 4 unfurnished rooms, with eat, gus and use of bath room, nesr 26th ‘and Harney; Mrs. Stringer, 26/ Har- ney; tel, GM 19 3x — FOR RENT_Bullding lu!uble tor_whol at 98 Farnam, 20, our firve-class cemented vasement, Clovator, fire £ad burglar proof vault, o fice counter and fx{uies. bor price’sud Pafllcuhfl inquire C. C, Rose etary the Bee Bullding Co., room A, e ding. 1-M&T Fon RENT-The buildi 8, formerly ocou. pizd by The Bee at 916 t has ot Slorieu and s BuseTkeRt, which wWes formerly ‘Weed by The Bie "press rwl?. ed reasonal interested l l’ at cfloo of C. C, Wwater, secretary, room 100 Bee b““l—‘l ; ann for U. 8. army, abie-bodied, Liled Daeil, VeLWoeln ages Of 4k isans of \,nm Staies, ut goud chars Ui, W ml u usn. ¥ ol muu i tio blvol:- nom!m.;'nmr, utNA aud Lods Lnu Beulrice, New. ha, u A NTID—T'« Agents at once; godd sal- ‘yi city work. C. F. Adams Co., 16 o? Y". ork. C. F. e o 80- A ANTE ive -rdn man for road ac- ........M ippers in southein Ne- rasks aull “norinern 'Kansas, Address “itn resérences and salary expeoted, T i, B—-M1Ts 3 St ot s v bl S P {flu:fl) o !oa office al 3 chance to advancy M 0.. w \N'Ncb—llm 19" learn the barber trade: completes; can earn nearly aill “und tools be- Moler Bar- B—MT2 6x. .AN'I'ID lood unfon (w'ltderl. finish- Hirsi-ciase binder ud.‘«’x_,n'u | er Col ‘l ALp jours, Address, bhyor who is.a ¥ ™ to 4.4 m. 1, Bee singer; Leady, work. B191—-4x | WARTED-VEMALE MELP. 5 Giris. . Call Canadian office, 15th & -—-a-‘-——-—-———a‘—-—————_. Yv'llll ‘women And nn. young OL fiu— AN'A‘ID uo-naa« .. LM M to hsn: n-lrannlu. electric or 1 r.l:f ""a sr,‘-fi":r' ';'?m Mo e VANTED-GIrl for general 00 Georgla Ave. . FOR RENT-HOUSES, [FIOUSES & s tinarys doumw. Ringwalt, Barker Bik, i B MOVE Q Van Co., office Tels. D—a B B0 f....“s&"'%“fi"' y 1o jally oy Suthe wive iV o -".‘&h i STORY and basement, 22x100; 1008 Farn: st. Inquire 314 First.” Nat'l Bank Bl FOR RENT, three upper stories i story buliding at 91§ Farnam s ories if preferred. Address C. C. water, Sec’y., Room 100, Bee bidg. 3-8TORY and fine basement bulldin, Wholesale district; price §1,500, Wead, 1524 Dnu(lll Bl. FOR RENT, storercom and basement in £00d location, particularly adapted for a pliumber show room and work room or a manufacturet with similar requirements; wer furnished if required. R. C. Peters rental agents, ground floor Bee 3 I—-M7M in D. 468 N4 AGENTS WAN‘I'ID. to_solicl uan- "% fi‘ NTIETH CHNTURY e ARME! lludy aleOlenl with assured fin conte. ts in .g'aw'xm"' wit! 3 oufly L fl month. — Ade ress Century Farmer Solicitors: Biireau, ee_bullding, Omaha. J-213 WANTED-TO BUY, asoline dress T WANTED-To ‘buy second-hand gine, 10 to 16 horse power. 66, care Bee. FOR SALE~FURNITURE, FULL line of hard coal stoves pow on_sale. Chicago Furniture Co,, 1410 Liodge Bt OAK sideboard for sale, 2209 Spencer st. 0586 FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ET( M il o ittt MONROT sells pleasure vehicles at 1l N HARR\' FROBT'S Carriage and Wagon orks I8 on corner of l‘c'ux and Leaven- w-ru; P FOR SALE—Two- onar: mflm un.-‘é'i‘ & lona Lv,. ‘lh ;;:z‘ BTATION ‘wuna Y, BAY FILLY." by Tangent; 1 speedy Trovier 8.0, "Globs, Haria way, excellent condition, .'.'.’.'?é. onl; 7 16 han & u‘:mndd::m P-M798 FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS BLEPHONE POLI' TW fence; nll FOR MLK firsi-class sha or addrese, NEW and 2dhand typswriters. 1119 Farnam. Q-9 mou & wire fences, rn Augho: Fence S iy | CATA man ;o fore course in Duain s, hm” typewriting. Inquir: re” ALE—Co-1 business. 0. J 41, Bee. SDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1118 Farnas tw.:m m—«é;g@ PRt B PPt NEW 8-room -mrn .i lfl‘ on Masan, p n. “.umau N ;HE mm hru ver,, No. m ho\lla ey. rown BILLIARD and, pool nhln. Dought, s fixtures Reopiies. The Western Bar jotel Supply Mfg. Co. B A5 CLAIRVOYANTS. Gulll. ppimist. 715 N. 24; "l:m. B F'le.\rn lnd Harney 8t., Iu five-rdom Gottage, modern. Phone —_— e ENT-T: -house, 1827 N. 1sth. } FOR RENT-Tyoom SROOM cottage, 2024 Vintop. i }{a:vu I e o ST e 1 g -lfi’“‘l&l‘-" Nmtm. t ophon- ¥ R RINT—-"IN “at ‘Il orth 24th IM ply W. A, Webster, hrhr :%. WE MOVE '“' Co., ;AIII‘. L. 18 IROYAL HOTEL, Buropean, 16th & c".'{'f‘ e niw Dhd hodern. M“Mm CARRIL SMITH, SOVER! lGN -l’}uDY UE! of clairvoyants; hing told, past, present, an mur at— {sfaction or no pay. ELECTRICAL ‘TREATMENT, MME. SMITH, bal 18N, 24 floor. r. & » o Sy Y Pll‘oll‘- PEVA B‘:n:n..l I?rr ll‘l- before and contin X and Mrs. Gerisco, %4 Gillforala ¢ Terms -uonnu. PRlVATE hospital babies adopted Mra. “&':,fi..."fl“"'“ o, durf confinement; ochén Tho I.aoofl Samarit Council Bl U~ PRIVATE BOSTON Umbrella Mfg., 06 8. i6. Tel. 1617, Uubnlhl. parasols re-covéred, I d THE Omaha Plating Co. will soon move to larger quariers at 1608 Harney st TVTAVI® way to health; 4 Bee buildin Omana. 7 . e WD ek AL R I, L hospital before and durn con- PR et Poat o imar 0" Yiaton: M U—38 | we RENT -vtnu machines n& ‘week, 32 a‘l‘(fini"flmm ‘trom §1 to i 8 Cycle Co., 16th and Harney. TR COSTUMES for rent. 318 8. & E& MONEY TO LOAN-AEAL ESTATE. WANTED, ol munm B e o i 0. N U—ee1 - R SR | = & t 1 per cent on good real N, $500 af security. * NaBress T 28 W—MSI EY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. NET ’UR‘!T U RHL PlA l\é.ld.‘l.l\rh. STOCK, Low rates unfl ea. Business t.ommunuu Try us it Mo, pave oney. PHO X CREDIT €0, @3 Paxton Blogk. 16th and lrnrmxm 'e.n MORAND'S, 15th and Harney, will sell you a ticket good for twelve lessons at the re- duced price of $4 for Icies and 3 for gentlemen for the new riass of beginners commencing + . Tuesddv and Friday, No- vember 3 and 6, at § p. m. Assemblies every Wednesday at & p. m. Admission —AW—N-§ DETECTIVES. WAT COI\IACK. 617 Karbach Ilo\li. 0 BEHOUT Detective agency, 708 N. Y. Life. Tel, 3640, —O0_N1§ EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, MONEY loaned on pllnol. turniture, th eiry, horses, cows eic. C. . Keed, ni G, RATHBUN, room 1, Com'l Natl Bari. Frivete teqeons 1n bo-u-pm. ot PRS- S—"... Y EASY 2% 10 PAY Best capialin wis w@thous. We 1041 un 1uiY nure, pranos, warehouse receipis, ot JU AL YOU uave u permanent BALARY LOAN ', without security, except your own ugree- ment Lo repay. Our service is quick und confidential and we aiways try 1o plea: All that we ask is that you give us a call before )‘W borrow elsewhere. OMAHA MORIUAGE LOAN CO o 1y B ard of Trade Hidg. Tel, (Established 182). 306 8. 1sth Bl. X—M192 ASY MONEY ON P'URNAI'IJRE oK BALARY. TES, BUSINESS u’l‘HlL ALY LONFIDERTIAL. VATE RELIABLE LKEDIT LUMPANY 307-308 PAXTON BLOC LARGES' N IN LO. T SALARIED PEOPLE, maruhlntfi.fl team- lllrI‘ boarding houses, ete. urity; easiest terins; 40, Ppi elral didlen. Tolman, 44 Bourd of 1Trads X961 MONEY Joancd on plain note to salaried rcp usiness counl filfl; lowest rales. N akton Dlocic. The d. utton Co. }t—‘“ CHAT"'E salary and jewels IOIM 'N. - Hoan Cou 1t o Hatkor Mieei ‘" knsts” BUSINKSY CHANCKS, WHEN you want to buy, sell or cxchange 50Y DrODEITY OF Duginors quick, seg J & Johnson, 548 N Life. TOR BALE, 5ooa mr; “ud butchers 8x- ures, SHCIUGINE 106 DOX. INQUIFE nam. gt T ll in es- FOR BALE, to active man, intes tabitshed business; persorial se lcpe and equired. Excellent upporlufl y (or rl.hl pnrly Address 31, Bee. FOR BALL——}OMMI" and mchlnu lhop in the part of tl agricultural country of 8. D., on -ccuum ot -h.lunls of the owner, at.very low grl% For information correspond with Mot~ mann, Yankton, s. Y—-Mdol 4 EXCHANGES of all kinds; to buy or sell a business or exchange merchandise for a land or city property, call or write Sholes- Armstrong Co., 721-2 N, Y. ]..lle."l.'uln_gi FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. Own a farm in South Dakota. The best land for the ieast mone, ymcmn %Nfl cougimr 7“"1 FINE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE South tront on Burt | ! Just west of 2ith (;‘rldu. a fine location. COMPANY, 1601 F: R%L"%EL CHAS. Williamson Co., S;l,“,’%g&.' HOUSES and lots In all parta of .city; aleo | &I’. property and farm lfl la. 'he vis Co., Room b08, Bee b RE—S0 ALL about North Dakota and wnere (g buy 0od lands cheap; descriptive folder and st sent fres; reliable reprasenatives wanted. hlm {)t Wheelock, 1§ Broad way, Farg RE—81 3 m&m Biia’e '"Mog-“u&:::' : FREE homes: send 2-cent At for wiap lo‘i"‘muel:ud nurv-u:::‘ ‘:vi::d 10! n?or- m.—\i‘m mation. D. W. Forbes, Mfls—o R TRADE FOR EM —c-room modern © hl‘mn ‘E zfi'mxffl o mgm Af—fi'wfl % TIMBERI! TlMBER! THE best investment.’ Large or small tracts Reference furnished. eru your I& NS & REA 3 o 4 Wi il Investment. Double house on Douglas street, 18 rooms, excellent location; can be secured” at a sacrifice. Residence Lots. In West Farnam location; south front lots; Burt. W. FARNAM SMITH & CO. RE—M 3 two_ cholee, fine corner at 3th and DRESSMAKING, KEISTER'S College, 1706 Cumin Suits to order. Night class, Mon. & Thufs, 7 130, IN FAMILIES. N ly, %09 N —Muy—16x ITAI\DARD Glrmont Lutunl Colle’u flll Farnam, R ) FOR RENT—FARM A_LARGE and weli improved farm in Btanton Lfl\rlln!}E {or ren.l cfi::.lflftl with 10,000 wnrl o . ¥ ¢ PETERS & CO., Gro\md Flour Bee Hulldln‘ FUR DRESSING. 3. B. WALLACE, Taxidermist, 6 8, [ E————rett———— GARBAGK. AN']'I HDNDPOL\ GARBAGH CO., cleans o N. ll!h Tel. 1779, ' GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Beoiag. Tel 38 LAW AND COLLECUTIONS, STILLMAN & ;R‘Cl 410 ist Nat, Bk._b.I;I'l. NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st tioor N. Y. dite pidg., atwrneys and follectors every- w 1y LAWN MOWERS, SHARPENED, P. Meloholr; i§th & Howard. ———jpEep——— LOCKSMITH, "R, HEFLIN, 8 N. 16th St Tel. i, 3 M—13b. yos, 1 WHITE fox terrier dog wii) lack marking un head; My name of col nst seen on lower . Louglas " st. m o, - warded. -% Tk S %fiw"x‘ broveh; Buftabie rewa: 8 A o e e wen if tound. Dr, Cloy: MUSICAL: THOS. J, KELLY, voice. Davidge ’J‘a“ LETOVSKY'S ORCHEITM * Tel. L--I. lEBKOWIKI’ violln. R. m. ‘Withnell hll X M40l _—::::_—_-—_ MEDICAL. LIQUOR HABIT cured in three days. Pay whea cured. Padermics, | Write (0F '_h ww'n. o-alu meuu. 220 8, uu,\. l ?. Hsh & fl‘n'lf ’l“'bn-ruauum Jetter by retw ggist Chichester "ldhl l h‘l lul C Phflltl OSTEOPATHY, nmmum 55 N. Y. Ljfe T, 100 te, Life Bidg. —m “The Hun Infis uceuuo ‘Bldg. T. 23628 | Atsen & Farwell, Paxton Blic, 047 T. 186. DH GRACE DEEGAN, 631 N, T. Life. Tel I 2686, 0 3 18 DRS. LAIRD & LAIRD, 23 Karbach blk. ; M N3ox PATENTS, COWG! (AR o g "'"1'1'"“""" PATENTS—Sues & Co., Omah: fustrated patent bodk' tree. 'r'd. N': ¥ Nisx PAWNBROKERS, BAGLE Loan Ofice. mmodat- ng; all busincss ConRdentiat 08 Douglas. FOR EALI'J 190 acres land, Garner town- ship, 3% milles from Council Bluf j00d house and barn. dress W. M. ecare of C. Konllmu.‘her, R, l‘ D. N Councll Bluffs., la. FOR SALE—-TIMBER LANDS, SHOWTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, A. C. VAN 8ANT'S school. @1 N, Y. Life. 884 NEB. Business & Sh nd O . 7 BB, Business & Shorthand Colless. Hoyd's WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR YEL- WP BINE M2 Ui Boft- Yellow Pine Belt, This timber‘compares = favorably in quailty with tie White Pine of Wis: A and Miohigyn. Can ail be’ whees. - No fire rigk. Complete lable lutormation, Perfect i NTROL AND CAN Di- uarter uuhm DI"OI A. ACRES, average 2 um {0 the quarter muan rice A 9, &‘ average t.um to the quarter \wcllun rice $.00 per A. 8,000 A k{n syarass ”“K to the quarter section u iy Boruce boa Homiook, aver o0’ Lo the QuArter section, price Bt cfi"flrun FOREST RESERVE SCRIP in large and small amounts at the murket price. erences furnished. Correspond- ence ¥ AN TIMBER CO E M R Mg fil uam Bl Port M. F.. Marquam Rt lana, Ore. " ~in ovex. ACCORDION PLEATING, GOLDMAN, 30 Douglas biock. =y CCO! lo" leat! ‘hea best, i Chioreat tre. A€ Mar” 110 s poue WANTED TO BORROW. vmn—-ro 'fl“: &u- w t""-. c»fi SANITORIUM, OMAHA Florenco Slnn(orlum 'Phone Red W. of car line. City 'ph 192. t.ny yir- - R purl:tgpfl:.’.a.l-x‘l:e N2 e —— 3 STORAGE. OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511} Farn. Tels. 1568802 — ¥ UPHOLSTERING, GATE CITY, 170 St Mary's ave. Tel. B2, p_—fim STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, CURED. Julls Vaughn, €0 Ramge Bae POSTOFFICE NOTIO Citta (mll “iper & 2. cnfiu a5 1ano m. (supplemet EUROPE, per & 8 e onprins Wllhelm. vin l'u outd. ¢ herbourg and Bremen. WEDN YAt 7:% a. m. for NETHER- LANDS. divect, per s. s Noordam (mail must be directéd “per a.'s. Noordam'); at 12 m. (-uppk- entary p. m.) for BuRopt Ter ks Cedric, in "Gueets- town (mail for France, Switzerland, Italy, Bpain, Portugal, Turkey, Egypt, Greece, British India and mmu‘ arques must De ditacted “per s. 8. Cedrlg") THURSDAY-—AL 1 for ¥RANCE, TZURLAND, ITALY, SPAIN, POR: it AL, ORI, BT GHEECE, BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO A _Toi . for "AZORES ISLANDS, ‘grr ) ‘eninsular, from New Bedford, SATURDAY—At 3:3 a. m. for IRELAND, per s. 8. Etruria, via Queenstown (mail for other parts of 'Europe must be directed Etrurl for ‘r ROPE." per s UKZ, per s. s La Champagne. ln\rellm'lull 'n{d other |--nu of )w\'l‘r.n'r- be directéd “‘per s 3 paEnet): “at A3 a m. for BELOIUM irect, per s. s. Finland (mail must be di- rected “‘per s 's. Finland"); at 8:30 a. m. .Y direct, 2o o 8, Lahn (majl must be directed - & Lahn"): at 9:30 . for SCOTLAND direct, per 8. 8 Hitntopta. (madl must be directed Fper 6. 8 Bthiopla”); at 11 a. m, for DENMARK per s. s Island (mall must be di- fected ¥ per & 8. Isiand"). After the closing of the B\lnnlembntll? Trangatlantie »Y-n- named abov re open untfl within T salling of Malls tor South and Central America, ves, Ete WEDNESDAY—At 930 a.m. (supplemen- fary 10:0 & m) for' O CNTRAL AMER: ICA_ (except Costa Rica) and SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per s 8. Seguranca yja, Solon, mail for Guatemala must directed at 1 m (supplementar: FURKS 181 AND and. DOMINICAS PUBLIC, pe New York. THURSDAVoAL 8 & m. for CUBA, per 8. 8 Vigilancia (mail for Mexico, via Progreso, Campeche and Vera Cruz must be di- ‘per . 8. Vigllancla"): at 10 a. for HAITI, per s. 8. Prins der (mail ‘tor Port"ge Patx; Cape Gonalyes, Jeremio, Guracad, Venesuela, Trinidad, Rritish ahd Dyteh Gulana must be di er . . Prins der Neder- Sicat Lo m. for BRAZIL, per &8 Byron, via '~ Pernambucq Bahia, Rio Janelro and Santos (mail for Brazil, Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay must be dlrected “per s. 6. Byron"); at 12 m. for YUCATAN, per 8. . Tiomo (mall must be difected “per 1. . Tjomo™); at 12 m. for MEXICO, 5. Seneca, vin Tampico (mall ‘must be directed “per . neca'’). F'R")AY-—A( 6:30 a. m. for NFWF‘OIVND- AND, m-r 8. 8. SHvln, at 12 TIAG ¥ pec.n. & Yumuri (mail mn-t bc »er u 8. Yumuri"). BATLRDA m, for BERMUDA, per s 8. Protorias at §:90 o (-uppl mentary 9:30 a. m.) for C d VENEZUELA, per s. 8. u-ncnnw (mail for Snvanllls and_Cartagena must be di- Maracaibo''); at 9 a. m. s. Ponce, via dan Prince; s tar, ;‘éel:‘ANf) Jamatcar SAVAN!LLA CAR- TAGENA and GREYTOWN, & 3 Valencia (mail rar‘}‘nlm;m iy ed ‘per s. 8. Valen f:filmm&( pg'r #. 8. Mexico, via Havan a.'m. (supplementary 11:30 a. m. mr !NAGUA and HAITI, per s. Flai dria. Malls Forwa Overland, Ete, Bx- ecept Tra ~Via Florida, closes at lhll ofleo c‘l’nBA ozl“hur $6:30 dl Mial .-ov-’ Hiand, unless speetally || u:h by steamer, closes ‘pl Sunday, at 1:30 undays at 1 p.m. 11:30 $5 UNDLA ND—B'I rail to North § 0 terice by stewmer, closcs & of e Beily at 3 p. . (oohneoting mail oloss here every Monduy, Wednesday né uuumalv JAMAIC by steamer, clmu n MRQUELO? BY rlu lo Boston, and therice by steamer, at_this office daily at BI“LIZE. PUERTO COBTEZ and GUATE- ew Orleans, and rail to HOI(OH, and thence y ia offico at 6:30 Haree by stoamer. dnl% except. Sundiy. m; diys 1 p. . 1. lr‘r;nnq:fln‘ mfll! closes here A_.By vah t6 Rew Orleans, and thence by steamer, closes m lhll office dally.” except ssum:ny, at n und: at connecllnl mlfl closes here 11:30 p. 1 D MAIL clalel at 6 p. m, i b m. uesdays at BGISTERE! previous day. vll !nn Francisco, p. m. up to n‘Chlg A INA and PHXL"’- DS, via San Francisco, close hll‘O daily at 6:30 p. m. up to §, incluslye, 'for despatoh per s 5. America M: AU RAL!A except West). FIJI ISL- by TGN (O Van 5, C. tiase her to Novemper 7, fn' 0 ose here_dally at 6: :»3) m. up to November lo, inclusive, for despatch per s. 8. Vie- cHINA 354 JAPAN, via Scattle, closs bere B di m. up to Novembe nclunve. for despatch per Kaga HAWAIL JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP. PINE IBLANDS,' via S8an Francisco, close here dally at 6:40 p. m. up to November % oclusive, for despatch per s. § Cores. ZEALAND, AUITRALIA At West)), hE EDONIA, MOA and HAWA[L via San rr.,.c..m close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to No: Vember §14, inclusive, for despatch per s. % Sonoma. (If the Cunard: steamer car: Tying the British mall for New Zealand does not arrive in time to connect with this despateh, ex(ra mulll—clollni at 5:30 a. m,, 9:9 a. m. and r.; Bundays at & . m, 9 8. m. and §:80 . m.—will Bt 40 up 'and forwarded until ‘the &r- rival of the Cunard steamer). CHINA AND JAPAN, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C., close here dally at 6:30 p. M Up to November {24, inclusive. foF despatch per s. 8. Empress of China, Merchandise for U. B. postal agenc: &muhux cannot be forwarded via PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San Fran- cisco, close here dally’ at 6:30 p. m. to " November %, inclusive, for despate ranspor sRHITE Cand MANQUESAS ISLANDS Via Ban Francisco, close here dally at 6 . up to November i3, imclusive, for Xenyllkh ariposa. NOTE-—Unless Potherwise ndurtbled’ West Australia is forwarded via Eum'}a and New Zealand and Philippine Islands via San Frlncl o—the guickest ute 'hil ippines specially addressed ‘‘via Canada’ tppinga Wirope” must be fully prepaid at The forelgn rates. Hawail is forwarde: via San rlnelfinfl Qx(hllllvelyud 2 s anspaciic mails aro forwai o por T Paiiing ‘daily ana the schedule of Slosing 18 arranged on the presumption of thelr uninterrupted overland trunlh. tRegisteted mail closes at pre- RNELIUS VAN LT Postmaster. l’nlc:gfl: New York, N. Y., October 30, 1%08. ¢_—_,——=—== LEGAL NOTICE, close herb November 2 | November |} vlclnrm. dally at clusive, for TICKET BROKERS, cuT M B rlfllold L P '{JINII. 10 "lfigk‘om "P'm m POSTOFFICE NOTICE, FISRBAL, v L, (Bhould be Tead DAILY b oreated, 3, changes may oceur at o nterested, Ish l‘ or Ul- 'tl.k t ‘F‘A‘;}‘é at "\I GI’E::I’IIA:MID riler &I‘l closiug Ums l.a' belo ST Aky ] per 8. &, ronpring Wll. Mm and on Wed: (via Bremen). Resdey pov.e & 'Rbsln i """"‘fi d supplementary tation, half ‘hour fl‘m st S.., show: w (i vary Mails for via Cul’on. close one hour IAW at Transatlantie Mails, * TUESDAY—-AS 5:90 & m. for ATALY direct, NOTICE Sealed bids will be Yeoeived at the office of Selzrdfllry of State up until 12 o'clock noon of Thursday, November 12, 1903, for belt- ing uld ullies for use at the penitentiary Remized statement found In the Becretary of State. Teserves the right to reject, sny Tond \Il Bl tcrulcry ol 1 10t NOTICE FOR BID? 130]1 -TATE PRINT. celved by the State Print- v ""mb'n"'.fia ‘Offica of the Becretary e at Lincoln OI\ or before u\:ndfi‘r‘ &rnumn.mx 00 1obr- tate as nmu ol LEGAL NOTICES, e work bid upon. The board reserves nmngm 1o Tyject any nnd all bids. Lincoin, Nel ATE l RINTING BOARD, By Lou W. Frasier, Becretary to meNl‘!‘nr!u GOVERNMENT NOTICES, Army, Omiha, aled proposals, subject to the usual con- dlllunl will be re(elved at this office until k A. m., November 5, 188, at which d place h—.me be publicly opened stores as follows: sugar, ete. Preference o to ariiclen of domestic produc: ank proposals and epecifications “be obtained this office. W. H BEAN, Purchusing Commjasary: 028-20-80-31-N2-3. RAILROAD TIME CARD. 0 0 Hie and lor furn LT UNION STATION-10TH AND MARCY, s Central, cl:‘lfitiz 'ii‘;‘-’..-.mm & Minnea Ill l. !l “Paul *‘. W hT‘lm b10:3 pm 10:86 am Chlcl'o Lot Chicago Express i 2283 S t_Ohie lelud Chica Looal Carroll. .. BRLEBREEE 85535585555885 Lincoln & Long Pi Local Chicago Missouri Pacifie, St. Louls Express. K. C. & Bt L. Expre hicago Great Western Ry. a8t Paul & Minne- apolis_ Limited 104 Kt Dodgg Kxpress. la 7:3 am 102 Ft. Dodgé Express..a 3:25 pm 2 8t, Pauf & Minn & £3 all:10 am a §:3 pm &0, Dayh, cago Fast i (.hlc 0 Limited. Des Molnes hicugo, Rock chlc- o Dun.m L' o Daylight Local.a o Express. bl vines Express. Chicago Fast Express. WINT. Rooly uoéu:xunsl. va ncoln, . Colo. Bpr D Pueblo and Union Pacifie. Overland ' Limited. .. The Fas . Wabash, Bt. Louis “Cannon Ball eil Biufts, WEBSTER DEPOT—15TH & WEBSTER Pn—-r Mianespolis & Nebraska Local, Via N Veeping Water...-....b 410 pm a103 am BURLINGTON STATION=10th & MASON arlington & Quiney. Leave. Arrive, a 7:00 ai Chieago, c &8 Ce l [3 rld o Vi yar %flrf‘l Croor‘lnd.gll(u- .l uth b B - HCI(CV\l. & Pwlflc Jet. & Dally, b Dl"’ except Sunday. d Dall bt Banirday. % Dally ewovpt Toasy: Y S ww s e s sg E» B BB 88 823 m SUES FOR INSURANCE MONEY Executor of Estate ks to Force Payment from the Bankers Union, In Judge Slabaugh's court the case of Frances M. Henderson, executor, Clara I. Fleld and William D. Henderson against the Bankers Union of the World was called for trial, As executor of the estate of Harriet M. Dickson, Frances M. Henderson is suing the defendant company for & 33,000 life in- surance policy, which was taken out by the deceased some time before her demth, which was in April, 10l The defendants set up the claim that Harriet M. Dickson was the victim of & cancer at the time she took out the insurance. The main ques- tion before the court and jury during the morning hours was as to the admissibility ot a comunication of the physiclan who had attended the deceased before her death, wherein it was alleged that the statement was made that the defefidant had known she was possessed of a cancer at the time she took out the insurance policy. It was held that under the statutes the comunication of & physician to & patient was private and confidential and could not be introduced into court as evidence. 7 Cured of Croup in Fifteer Minutes. Chamberiain's Cough Remedy cured our little 4-year-old boy of croup in fifteen | mihutes. - My wife and I have used this remedy ‘in°our’ fanilly for the past five years, having tried many other kinds pre- vious to that time, and can say that we consider it far superior to any other. 'We are never without it in our home.—Frank Hellyer, Ipava, 1L FALL PLOWING IS COMPLETED Work ' Advanced and Win Whezt Acreage is Nearly Up to That of Last Year. The Burlington crop report for the week sending October 31 says that fal! plowing and seeding has been completed on the two eastern divisions and the acreage probabiy will be very lttle less than that of last' year. On the western division the acreage will hardly be over ene-half that of the year previous. In the Republican valley and of | on the Bt. Francis branch the acreage will equal that of last year and a good yield Is expected The acreage of wheat on the Alllance and Sheridan divistons is the same a8 last-yedr and the general rain now- will be bemeficial to the grain on the western dlvision. Con- siderable threshing has been done on the western and Alllance divisions and the corn Is generally dried out. Some of it alrendy has been gathered in western places. Ths yield is about as was' antieipated: 8tock is In good condition and there s an abundance of rough feed In the agricuitural territory. The potato crop in the north- western Nebraska territory 18 alsd turning out very well. VASELINE NO GOOD FOR HAIR. Dandrafl Germ Thrives in It, as Well tn AN G A well known Chicage hair speclalist invited the Inter-Ocean reporter to come to his office and see, under a microacope, how the germ that causes dandruff thrives in vaseline, Tho specialist safd that all hair preparations containing grease simply fur- nish food for the germs and help to propa gate them. The only way to cure daji- druff is to destroy the germs, and the only hair preparation that will do that is New- bro's Herplelde. “Destroy the cause, you remove the effect.”” Without dandruff no talling hair, no baldness. Ask for Herpi- cide. It is the only destroyer of the dan- druft germ. Bold by leading - druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpleide Co., Detroit, Mich. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., special agents. KANSAS STUDENTS IN FEUD Trouble Starts Hetween the Town Boys and Those Attending Agricultural College. axe. TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. 2.—A special to the Topeka State Journal from Manhattan, Kan., says a feud has broken out thero be- tween the agricultural college students and the young men of the town. A number of the students have been way- laid at night and handled roughly. Satur- day evening two students were sevetely beaten. Later in the evening & band of two college boys went down for a return attack, Before the opposing forces met the police neized six of the leaders and hurrled them to the jail for the night. Many of the stu- dents carried concealed weapons. ROBBERS ASSAULT CASHIER Strike Him on Head with Club and Get Away with Pay Roll Money. NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2.-Mgiville Wheeler, assistant cashier of the Cumber- land Telephone company, was assaulted in his office this morning and the company's safe robbed of $3,00. Mr. Wheeler is not seriously injured. Two persons have been arrested on suspico Mr, Wheeler was getting the money from the safe for the purpose of making his monthly payroll when two men, heavily armed, entered. As Wheeler tried to give the alarm he was struck over the head with a billy and stunned. The men then rifled the safe of §3,000 and fled. D No Negotiathons Pending. Mont,, Nov., 2.—President am m of the Anaconda Mini conipany and ¥ Augusts . Heinss Boi dany that any ne nuaflon- ra on foot for Durghase o einge properties | utte. This denlal followed a F D'fl nating from Boston (o the. eftect. that B nze had been offered $15,000,000 for his utte mines, Shoots Wife a Kills" Mimnelf, WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Leads Nordfeldt shot and |mmnu¥ killed his wlf Nfi&u ed and then commit sul eaer ings early today. He Is lnppol been insare, €668 Lady Doll's Set, 4, 18, 22,18, 100g. '’ Lady Doll's set 4608—Comprising shifred waist (to be made high or low neck, with or without bertha), shirred skirt, long coat and hood, Lady dolls, dressed just - mamma 18 gowned, are dear to the hi of all nermal little girls and can be relled upon to find an enthusiastio welcome upon any gift-making occasion, The wardrobe shown possesses many charms, It is quite up to date, It allows of an afternoon or evening tollet and provides the latest style of coat for the street or carriege with a hood that mesns charm and proteotion in one, In the case of the model-the gown is made of pale pink crepe de Paris, with trimming of cream lace and black velvet ribbon; the coat is made of cream. cloth with & finish of heavy lace and the hood of oream silk, but variations without bum- per might be suggested, All the season's pretty soft silks and wools are suited to the gewn and cloth or, velveteen of any color makes an attractive coat with & hood 3t harmonizsing silk, The pattern consists of the wn, the ecoat and the hood. The gown combines 4 shirred walst with & shirred skirt and can be made high or low neck, as preferred, and with or without the circular bertha that gives the broad shoulder effect of the season, The coat is loose and ample with wide bell sleeves and is turned back to form revers, The h is made with a full, soft srown and & plal brim that 1s shaped to form points about the face. Beneath the chin are soft tles terminating In frills, The quantity of material vequired for the medium size (18 inches) s for gown: 1% yards 2 inches wide, 1 yard 83, or % yards 4 inches wide, with i yard of all-gver lace; for coat, 1 yard 21, of % yard «f fnches wide; for hood, % yard 21 inuches wide, ‘The pattern 4568 is cut in-sizes for dells of 14, 18 and 22 inches in length, including the head, For the sccommodation of The Doy readers these patterns, which usually e at from 25 to 50 centa will be (I.Il & nominal price, 10 cents, which covers .n expense. In order to get & pattern enclose 19 cents, give number 4nd name of pattern. Anti-Pain Pills - (Dr. Miles’) prevent as well as cure headache, the commonest affiiction of mankind, OCarry in your pocket. No MILES MEDICAL CO., Blkbart, Ind/