Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 4, 1903, Page 9

THE OMAHA DAILY ISPECIAL NOTICES)| Advertinements for thewe ecol § Wil be taken 12 m. for the evening edit } tor morning and Nothing taken for less than 25c for the first tion. These advertineme: n consecutively, dvert) of The Bee. Anawers o be delivered om WANTED-SITUATIONS. 'POSITION wanted; expert lady bookkeeper nine years' experience fire and life insur- ance. Address, T I, A—T792 4% WANTED-MALE HELP. Educate for Business, Boyles College ; NEW YURK LIFE BlLod. BUSINESS, SHORIHAND, 4y FEWRIT. \ ING, ENGLISH _ DAY AND NIGHT, STUDENTS AUMIVIEL AL ANY TIME. > Apply 1er Catalogue. Py OD messengers wanted; firs A D. L. Co., s B istn. % ¥ i ass pay. b WANTEL, mm-:‘_:m turuer aL onoe. « O ages. Linc Bash, LoOr & Mig. Co., Astnoulsl, Neo. iy WANTED, for U. 8. srmy, able-bouied, ui« ialvied e, DELWeel MEes I A uud %, cllisens ok Uhlted Btates, of goud coarac for B emporete aubiis, Who cun speaks fead wnd write Mngisn. Fov inluriauvi lvmr n rwrmu»‘ otcer, Wih aud LOdEe 4, 4L Beariice, Neb. t [ W.AN'L‘ID—T-?‘“- u‘u once; guod u::' y; City WOl Al Co., i l‘[ '.. c Gaing e \AAN'A‘A‘.D, & newspaper or magazine 0. | licitor 1o work ‘the city on @ uew Drop- osition. Call at Circulstion Dept. Owaiia i} Bee, . - W YOUNG MAN -BRIGHT—Ov. pare 10r Gov't posiuon; goo a-nnm:.fla“uu prometion. 18, to pre- salary; per BOx o1, Le- B—o Niix K.n to "z’.’x. b, nbey, ANl l‘luhnunx Bplen uucnon- Aipiu Jn Iur Lol n_the barber trade: ; can earn neatiy. all /d and 10018 be- a faclities, cdre- grangea ree. oler, kar- ugias St MGT2 X YOU'LL SEE THE BARGAINS IN THE BEE FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. MONEY T0 LOAN—REAL ESTATE, DESIRABLE ROOIB at 'l'hc rnnum. lfll and Farnam Si NICELY furnished rooms: provements. 324 N walk from postoffice all_ modern \ 1Wth st.; 5 minutes’ B—M 797 9x 4 TO § P. C. money, Bemis, Paxton block. Ws FARM and city_loans Ahomas, First NocT Bank Bide. Tel P NICELY furnished parior bedroom, first floor; one or two gentiemen; reasonable; no ofher roomers. il Spruce st MM 6x FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front room; one or two gentlemen. 518 N. 15th st. EvM 8 8x FOR RENT, 1 or furnished rooms, single or ensuite; private family, 434 8. 24th, 2 E—Mai GOOD warm room, modern. 2680 _ Hnrney E—Mi3) ix TWO unfurnished or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping at 723 South 1Sth street. E-786 3x NICELY furnished rooms. Inquire Omah Stearm Luundry, 170 Leavenworth. ‘Pho 1 NICELY furnished room n;j\?mu tamily; house new and modern. 9 Jones St FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOARD. BACHELORS' HOTEL, 2th and Farnam, has two family suités and three single rooms at reasonable pric T M807 § FURNITURE PACKING. Peterson & Lundberg, FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFIOKS! FOR RENT-Buliding suitable for whole- sale purposes at 16 Farnam, Zx%, four stories and firse-class cemented basement, elevator, iire £.ad burgiar proof vault, of- fice counter und fixtures. For price vnd particulars inquire C. C. Rosewater, swe- foua e bies Builaing Co., room 10f lice uildin FOR REN l'--TIm building tormerly oecu- plad by The Bec at §16 Farnam st. It has four stories und @ busement, which . was rormor used by The Bee press rbom. “'ais will be rented very reasonably. I intorested apply &t oMo of Cr G fose: water, secretary, room 100 Bee bufldfll 3-8T0! -y Y and basement, flxlw 1008 Farnam nquire 314 First.” Nat'l Bank BmlL FOR RENT, three upper stories in four- story bullding at 916 Farnam st.; two stories if preferred. Address C. C. Rose- water, Sec'y., Room 100, Bee bldg. -M986 pon’uon s oPnf\: Do you - whe e d vo mnnp for hl:n . Viaen ot al nwcuqv Teconical and. Clerioal— DA ying . iry FW0 A year. Write ior plan “and mklu Offices in twelve citles. slite us' Monaun i il ‘V‘ AL 9:‘1\0 player who s a g00d slnger; a. m: - Buewdy work. ‘\ Mul;t Bee . u-’:’n-—« 1 glngorporated) . k Bunaing, Chicago. B $8TORY and fike basement bulldin wholesale district; price §1,600. F. D, Wead, 1624 Douglas 8t 1468 ‘N4 FOR RENT, storeroom and basement in 800d location, particularly adapted for a plumber show room and work room or & manufacturer with similar requirements; power furnished if required. R. C. Peters Co., rental agints, ground floor Bee bulldin e in MM 16 8. 17th, Tel, L-28. | H-07 PRIVATE . F. D. Wead, 152 Douglas. money. ead, glas r an on xnod real o TO LOAN, 8500 at estate !u‘urll)‘. WANTED, city loans and warranw. W. Farnam Smith & O ! Farpam 8 W2 and warrants. WS FIVE PER CENT loans, Garvin Bros. 1604 Farnam. W08 —— MONEY TO LOAR=CHAWTELS. LOANED. O; WRNXTLRE P]ANOH, LKV m LAR ETC. Try us If you want, to PHOENIX C 0., 3 Paxton block. 16tn and, Fainam Sta MONEY loaned on pllnos mrnllm. JIW< eiry, horses, cows ete. C. F. keed, 319 8 18 FOR SALE~REAL ESTATE. HOUSES and lots In an rlr( ot eflyl also The O, F. BEE: OMAHA REAL ESTATE CANNOT BE BOUGHT AT A LOWER PRICE THAN NOW WEDNESDAY, h()\'F\!RFR 4 1903 acre property and flrm Jands. Bavie'Cor. Room s, flz PROPERTY. splendid_bafn; Bth st i N CH a umon Plcll!t Railroa cot McAllester, Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, FREE homi os ce bl Arm land of Rosebud reservation, fivin; mation. D. W. F erpencfogife ACCORDION PLEATING, GOLDMAN, {ix: poTa}u- blook. ACCORDI quickest. RE. FOR SALB-OR TRADE FOR SMALLER rl m‘hm&def: house and o e Swnen i-ni oM sans for sale company. mission er. RE-959 send 2«cent stamp for map | full infor- .—HH‘ ‘orbes, Honesteel, blanunfi .chn pest, arl be: 17th and Dou M7iS SANITORIUM, OMAHA Florence Sanatorfum. ‘Phone Red 1234; 1 bik. w. of ear line. City ‘phone, 1192, City ‘bath and madsage pariers, 17 Lake. STORAGE. OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511}% Farn. Tela. u:o.-&‘ UPHOLSTRERING. —_— GATI CITY, 1706 St Mary's av Tel, BT 338 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, CURED. Julla Vaughn, &0 Ramge Bids. 3 o thl T‘cl&l:'rlnuns ogr RATD railroad_tickets every H. I Jibin, 1606 Farnam 'Phon WANTED TO BORROW. WANTED—To borrow $900 to 1,00 cent-on good South Omaha rental prop erty; security ample. Address 5000 on a large lowa proved. Address 7 42, Be I‘g"l'fll"l"l( E NOTICE, &hould be read DAILY by dil fnterested, QUANA Hey Bale Tie Co., 6il North 166h. < HIROrOPISTS, DR. ROY, rooms 2 TO GET 10 PAY, Lous Bes .. We Jouii i 1uculliic, punos, warehouse receipis, etg. U \L you uave u Pecimanent POSILION’ We' Cile mAKE you & BALany LUAN withiout security, excépt your owh agree- ment Lo repay. Our service, is guick wnd contidential und we aiways try 1o piebse. Ail What we usk is that you Ve us a cald befors you borrow. eisewnere. OMAHA MURTUAGE LOAN CO, 119 Board 4f Ardue Bidg. Lel. v, (Sstabiished 1:64)., 306 B, loth St —Mu92 EASY MONEY ON FURNITL “h OKR BALARY. LOW ST RATE: S, BUSINESS S1AICTLA CONFIDENTIAT. PRIVATE OFFICES. RELIAKLY CHELIT COMPANY, X—M788 CARPENTERS AND .n)l\l:hs R og 304 SRR ALL Kinds of car atten: romptly h and Lake Sts. tree, —810 .___|_.__.__—_-—— changes may ocour at any time.) oreign malls for the weak endiig Novem. ber 7 1903, 5 will clode (PROMPTLY in all at fhe General Postoffice as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close ‘one . nour earller than closing time _shown below. [Parcels-Post Malls tor Getmany close at P, M Monday ver e s Kronprink \Wil- fiebin,"and on' Weanesday per s, 8. Rhein (¥la Bremen). and nubplemenmy malls close n Statfon half hour later than closing time shown below (except that Sup- plemer Mails for Europe and Central America, via Colon, close one hour later at Regular at Forel DANCING ACADEMY Foreign 'Station.) MORAND'S, 16th and Hurney; will seli you twelve lestons at the re and 3 for new riass of beginners a ticket good fc price of $4 for gentlemen for du 1acy commencing 0 vember 3 and 6, ut § p. every Wed: m, nes Assemblies Transatiantic Mails, WEDNESDAY—At 7:3 a. m, for NETHER- LANDS direct, per s. s. Noordam. (mail must be directed “per s. 8. Nootdam"); dt 1 om pupplcmentary 130 p. m) for EUROPE, per Cedric, via Queens- town (mail for F asoe: Enllzorl»«\\d Italy, urkey, 'Egypt, ‘Greece, Lorenzo Marquesz must DETECTIVES. ed “per . 8 Cedric"). ' THURSDAY- At m. for FRANCE POR- CAPT. T. CORMACK, 6l Karbach blovk Te A2832, i —966 BPAIN‘ K (PT, GREECE, i1 INDIA. snd LORENZO MAR: QUEZ, per s. 8. La Touraine,.via Havre BEBOUT Detectve agency, 108 N. Tel. 3540, (mai Tor other parts of Europe must be directed “'per s. 8. La Touraine”); ut 6:30 . m. for AZORES ISLANDS, per 8. 8. 307-808 PAXTON BLOC uRouT “BUSINESS IN LOANS TO ALARIED PEOPLE, werchints, team: H arding bouses, etc., without se- SUTity; cuatest torib: 40 oifices 1n pris: gipal cltida. “Tolman, 't Bourd, ot Tryde EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. Beninsuins, from New Bedford, Muss. SATURDAY-At 3:30 a. m. for IRELAND, a, P_qe_,_.__q R. N, m Bank. Prxuu lessons in bonunpm‘ cto. 8. MOXEY loanod on plain note to salaried business econrdential; lowest rat l t'nuon block. Lhe J. A. CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loan Loan Co.. K » Barker Rlock. s ——— BUSINKSS GHANCES, WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange Ny Property of DUSIIEsS Guicky See's. &1 Jounson, wé N Y. L Aflfll’l’l WANTED, i ;:s' -na nu s?vf)b': wANm‘D a shoe; ‘®ood pne. Asa, Blacl m- r; steady Jov rur a k= 8 Rt 8 AR e | PHYBICIAN for office work through Ne-| braska; mEl b.U ;pe -mr.enw}' ad i WANEBD—RENALE HELP, W,mm 'o.n.euia&n m&. 1sth & Dodgo learn balrdressing, or facial massug X Weeks Wmmel.l tés Gt top wages; co!;l!l.lt outnt given each stu- ‘write. Moier Lnlln‘e, 1502 C—Mu7d 6x ‘WANTED-Ladles r‘o manicuring, - eleotric four to tng WANTED-Gil for lt;eral ho_uuwurk. o0 gla Ave. [ IIIL ndress for Tue!dfly and . Thursday, Mrs k. h and vaey ave, C—Cm Eln&fl to nll a necessity to ers; §12 a week clear. Dept. M, mehauynm C—ME1} dx "LADY M‘l t ipaper 'Hp) ‘hames, und uidrau- xnncx-mfxer"ffl Co., New Rochelle, N. C—Ms11 4x LAD u-w ptr 100 writing short letters; canvaes| ""’"’b 'i‘"‘fupoug ind. © FOR RENT-HOUSKES. HOUSES & %"t s inde o insuranoe. Barker Bl 8ES, Ringwalt, r Blk, WANTED=Good Wednesd cmuy. box the ey The. g a8 WANTED - (‘nnvnlung.cmnh in souuty to_ soliclt subscriptions to F 'rux TWENTIETH CEN 5 splermunt With amored. Bett bn came. Agents In the country witn hors u VR . Canvasser. m-h eal lrm nw pef month. Ad dress Century Farmer Solicitors’ Bureau Hes bullding, (ma - NTED, fleld _superintendent; _ wid: awake man; no selliug; established b ness; position permanent. Luke Bros. Co., Intefnational Nyrseries, Chicago. IlL S " MS16 4x FOR SALE—FURNITURE, FOK SALE, g00d grocery und butcher's fix- Tures, IRCIIGING: e Boxe Inquire A Lar nam 'OR SALE, to active man, interest in es- tablished business; personal services and $,00 required. Excetlent. npwrmnny Jfor right party. Address T 37, FOR sALuz-Foundr nu mgnua shop in the part of agricultural country of & D., un account of sickness of the 7 NCOR low' price. ftarmation arrespond with J, G Yankton, Y- M mann, EXCHANGES of -all_kinds; Aol buy .o sell a business or exchahge merchandise for a land or city property, cait or Write Stioles- Armstrong Co, #i-3 N. Y. Life. YTeglav ULIL line of hurd céal stoves mt;‘oh nals.. Chicago Furniture™Co., U0 Lodge' 8 WANTED, young mZ 1o lu &-Hygureu& in_newspaper in fown. of ress T 67, Bee. ; OAK sideboard for sale, 7200 Sponder st . per HANDEOMF new golden oak turnllurl for sale, only used four weeks. 409 8. ms"' FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGUNS, ETC MONROE sclls pleasure vebicles at M1 N. 16th 8. P01 HARRY FROSI'S Carrlage and Wagon Works is on corner of lith and Leaven- wortn. P STATION rockaway, excellent condition, ole and shafis, only $150. Ad?."‘uu’s ‘?I. ee. G FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ELEPHONE POLES: long tir _u- er T itken Tence; oad pying. Wi Doug t DIAN goods and relics. 1l5 Farnam. - Q-8 2 tree_guards, treillsn. IR T Kichio: Fenoe Co e N. 11tk BE Qi Ug prices free. Sher- ChaPSiEomnan it Cor oty DRUG "S8TOCK .for . sale Onf aceount of other business .I.will sell my- stock . of drugs, Including the begt sodu fountaln in the country, @ din, ~Best \ocation; will take some lund’ lnvoice about $5,000. Address K, Bee office, Council Bluffs. G FOR SALE—~TIMBER LANDS. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR ¥ LOW PINE i the Soft Yellow Pife Balt. This timber compares —favorably in_quality with the. White Pine. of ‘M-» condln ana 'Michigan.” Can all b log SR bis whees. SN five Hak: Complots and rellable iuformation, Perfect ule. ADS WE CONTROL AND CAN DIt LR~25,000 ACRISH, verags 2000 o the quarts cuon, pnu 3§ per 10,00 ACRES, average aow to mu quarter section, price $6.00. pe 3,00 ACRLS, average .00 pe; 8,000 ACRLS, rage 2,600 to. the quarter A section, E T 14,000 ACRES, Sprace and Hemlock, avera 3,600 to the quarter section, price $1 CERTXFIED FOREST RESERVE SCRIP in large and small amounts at the market price. References furnished. Correspond- solicited. Afld $oce A'& TIMBER ¢O. M, Rgnyan ‘g Flana, P00 to the ‘quarter mn MLI—M« nhohr‘lnl. & firate tandard Oma oom lete course In busin qnl und-lnnwrlun;. lnqul;“’u Vao Storage .__..1._____.__ HOUSES & 8154 &.1% o T S0 YO iene 90 FOR REN‘I‘ ten-rdoin house, modern, wnd Dbarn, 1B Wi Farnam distriet. - Wm. K. Pouer, Rec., Nu. W Biowu b*) o OR lu. t-rw- bouse, 2-1 Woolwmu “.% 1, Appl/ o et Uhi, c.u mny Fflifi@fif p R S, B SRS NEW §-room madern houl‘ on given, , 5 Bolrd of Tl‘ldc FOR FOR RENT, nlm room modern brick house M”"“““ faccelver NG, bu Broy Potter, NEW nv&voo- Gottage, modern. 268, hc honl wu Phon- D683 ¥ ENT—7-room house. 1897 N. 1sth. FOR R room house. FOR IALI-—CO' J 'll’l:.. &p“.l 32,000.00 n. '%-‘. IDHAND ul- cheap. Dufllhl. lll’l‘w. BILLIARD and pool tables, bought. . soid, exchanged and repaired.’ Bar fixturos and saloon ‘supplies Western Bar Fixture and Hotel luwly Mrg Harney St, Omaha, CL.MIIVDIAITI. GYLMER, palmist. 7§ N. %4; [Ty ‘phone B M08 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. Own a farm in South Dakota. The best' land for ‘the | least money. ANCHOR LAND CQMPANY, Y. L. Bidg. RE—-M7# 7 ] DRESSMAKING, KEISTBR'S College, 1106 Cuming. order. N FAMILIES, Farnam. M Miss Sluld) EDUCATIONAL PRIVATE and sclenc 1 es. SONS in French, _ Box 499, ults to Night cluss, Mon. & hurs, 710 933 —_— e FOR RENT—FAKMS, per s. 8. Etruria, via Queenstown (mail for """r pirts of Europe must be directed Btruria 6 o m for per 8 Fhitadeiphia, m. for yl—Num TALY, SPA l 7 SRERCE, AURLNLO MAR- Champagne, ~via lher varts 0( Lurnnn fiRobs, Southampton’ at SWITZERI, \]\l) GAL, T U BRI must be dirccted “per &. S. Pagney; ac 830 a m. for FhLaiUs Sirect, per s s. Finland {mail must be di- rected “'per 5, s i t 8:30 & m. for ITALY direct, per s & “Labn Gmai must be dirgoted per #. 8 Lahn"); at 9:30 a or SCOTLAND direct, | ‘(hln vla (mall must be directed ia”); at 1 a. m. for DE: A'\umh er's. 8. Island (mail must be di- rected “per 8. s. Ieiand After the closing of ‘the Sunmemen(nr( Transatlantic Mails named above, tional Supplementary Mals are of Hional Supplementary Mals A *ingiiat French and German steamers and remain A LA)(GE and wely improved farm in oper. until within Ten Minutes of the hour salling of steamer. Stanton county 16f rent; 640 acres with B ks 10,00 worty of \mproyements. R C: ERS & CO., Ground F1o0F 168 uunam; T FUR DKESSING, HESS & l“’OBDDm m 0 P Gl Shves W vy 7 S J. B. WALLACE, Taxidétmist/ %6 8, 13th, ‘HLNDEMOK\ ‘\W‘ s for South and Central Amer West Ilulil Ell. WEDNESDAY—At 9:30 o ity 2030 8 o for CIENTR 104, exeqgl; Costa filen) ‘and’ PACIFIC PORTS, per Segurance, via Colon (mall for P Guatemaln must be ‘‘per 8. 8. Sv!umncl ).m-x nn: . m.. (supplementary A Ruttics TSPAND und DOMUEI JAN, RE- RUBLIC, pefn. & New ark: H \'( At 8 a. m. rm- “CUBA, per . 5. Vighanctn (mall for Mexico, via Progreso, ust be. dis ;at 10 a.m, ar, Nederian: nupplomen- AMER- i .| dirccted for HAITI, per s. s. Prins den (mafl for Fort de Palx, Cape Hadti, Gonalves, Jeremie, Curacao, Venezuela, Trinidad, Br lI~<|I and Dutch Guiana mus! be directed Prirs_der Neder NTIL- moN LY G EIERCNOR T ana aead animals i teduced: . 16th. Tel. 173 AXOE CO., clsans TEmoVes BATLugs oo Driten. 81 "GOLL AND SiLVER PLATING, A e b et SRS OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Blag. ’l'u_.l}llin er 8. 8. landen'; at 11 a. m. for BRAZIL, per 8. 8 Byron, via = Pernambuca ~ Eahia, Rio Janeiro and Sants (mail for Northern Brazil, Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed “per s. 8. Byron”); at 12 T or YU CATAN, per s & fomo’ Gnafl must be directed “per s, 5. Tjom m. for MEXICO, per s 8. Benec Tampico (mall mist-be dirccted “per s. & ER‘}%‘“ ‘At 6:30-a. m. for NE\\’HH'ND- S LAW AND COLLECTIONS. ST uMAN & PRu,n a0t l\ul. Bk bldg. —bis N. X, | NEW BNOW-CHUKCEH £O.. 18t 1 Lile bidg., @ilorneys 4nd solleciur where. Sr——e———— LAWN MOWkMRS, everys —oid BHARPENED. P, Mélcooir, 15th & Howard. ———————————— S C. K. HEFLIN, 0 LOUKSs T, N, f6th St Tel. HiL LAND, per s. 8. Bilvia; at 12 m. BAN- 'llA("()‘i per 8. 8. ¥umur: (mail mllll be directes per 8. 5. Yumuri SATURDATCAL 5o m Jor 1R ’flp&fi er s, 8. Pretor m. - glcl’llflr 9:30 a. l\'l) f()f CURA(‘:\O and VENEZUELA, per s. Maracaibo (mail for Bn\unlllu and_C: gena must_be di- rected D;:a IR‘lconlrfli albo™); at "I vl:’l. for POR' per 8. 'onc for FOKTO RICO. ber v MSENTING, URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, Egyptian Prince; &t 0:%0, d E?A"Nb JAMAXCA B)A"(R AGENA and. GREYTOWN, per . Valoncis (mall for Costa Rica must be di- & Valencla™); &t 10 a. m: . Mexico, 'via. Havanas lementary 11:30 JALTI, per 8. WHITE fox errier dog, withi black marking on [€aU; Iny ndme o0 collar; last seen ou lower Dougius T -waraed. | N. £. Douge/ e sl., Gdaer wiid [ 4614 Farnam. Lost—alayi Malls Forwarded Overland, Ete, Bx- cept Transpacific, CUBA—Via Florida, ' closes at’ gfl except Thursday, at §5. connecting maiis’. close &ldnudlyl and Saturdays via office LOST, lab. und Farnam. Cniét ot police. FINE BUILDING LOT FOR 8ALE. South front on Burt Bi., Just west of Hih St. Lot is o EORGE & dni‘x‘»’iu‘{ Moo *Farnam_st. o § RE—M667 § cias- Williamson Co,, xli.an Bt MRS. CARRIE SMITH, BSOVEREIGN LADY QUEEN of clairvoyants; every- thing told, past, present and future. Sat. isfagtion or no pay. 807 N. 15th. B30 -— ELECTRICAL TREATMENT, MME. BMITH, batns, 118 N, 1,3 floor. . & ‘r-nu Nix PERSONAL. PRIVATE Banitarium for IAflh- before and dunnq confinement. LT. and Slrs. U Californla st Terias reasonable. PRIVATE hospital during _confinement mbleu Sdopted: Mra Gardels, W84 uu OOOD"I‘.WIW un-r---m.umm -t HARRISON & MORTON, LIFE. ' TRL. M. Lamisd x. D—In‘l‘ L} . all .fidtrn. modern m- D800 Er‘vefi e 3 Capita) ave FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. ©. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone 1L " E-a mfi .oll'lm-l. Couneil dnm el 3 url\un.p k) ll! A lla M W ‘8"33:.“;"%‘.‘;..«..“."0?“ o T.l 1. 3% THE Omaba Plating Co. will soon move to uarters at 1608 Harney st. W qQ al S m eg———— s “VIAVI" way to health; 34 Bee bgldl Omeha. - PgKVAT hos qupual before and aun“mm er i, DEWEY European hotel, 13th and hnm PR SRR A T S ROYAL HOTEL, Hurvpean, mlw ";;l"'...m.“‘“‘!. R S JHE DELLONE "'fl. ted; -:-m m Private ivate and sery! RENT sewing hines at TR IR B B hine cond-hand m.nhlne- from u w Clt Neb. Cyrle Co., 15th snd Ha HAQNM]LE KILLER. IT Cw U PR e flul‘ exporhnl:od and Dodg: Arlington block. O o8’ for reat. 3918 8. th. Sack. COSTUMES for ren [ E ack, MONEX TO LOAN-SEAL ESTATE. ruu?i money. Bherwood, - l-w ALL lboul North Dakota and wnere to b\l od llndl cheap; descriptive folder nnd free; rellable representatives l.d \llhltmy & Wheelock, 13 Broad- RE—881 way, Fargo, N. D. s TIMBER! :l‘luM‘_BERlu THE best acts Reterence furnished. ~Write your {MONS & REASONER, 'Ashiland. Ore i RE—MiS-NIx Investment. Double house on Douglas street; 18 rooms, excellent location; can be secured at & sacrifice. Residence Lots. In West Farnam location; ‘two__choice, gouth ‘front lots; fine_ carner at. %t and W FARNAM SMITH -&-CO. RE—79%5 3 LATEST RETURNS 160 Acrés Wood River Valley land, fenced, 40 acres pasture, I3 acres alfaifa, 8 acrés corn. W sces with tarm:if sold 7-room house in good repair; {arge Barn for 13 horses: large hay mow, all necessary outbulldings l))er acre 1k uick. Call on or & . T, Phil- earney, Neb. lhl. Walking Distance Two Thousand Dollars For quick sale—2602 Plerce st., new, § rooms, -o%-rn except furnace; well bullt, A D. V. Sholes Co. BNAP. . Tel. 4, T8 N. Y. Life. .RE—$028 RIC. WAREHOUII sized, well built xmc warehouse with 13 feet tracka cific at 4ith ,m“r..g-d-'"“r.&w.:::.: d 3 lepts worth P T TRA(!KAGE AND Good T[ns T—Englisk. *Dixon, il return o receive reward. na\ur, white MUSICAL: small kid purse cortalning money, elther on_karnany or 13in, befween Doug- Rewaid 10r 1eturn o Lost—M3uw ix with COT WALh Nt OF S, M, secheider, 40 N, 1ith sL Lost—su $x black and nd on Moudays via Miami). l(EXlCO CITY—Overland, unléss speclally addreased for dispatch by steamer, closes at this office auly. mopt Sunday, at 1:30 b, m, apd 1 ‘m. Sundays at'l p. m. thFol \PULANI:»BV rail‘to North Sid- na and thenc: ) steamer, closes at this clos at m, (connectin; mnu every dmdl). Wed: ay JAMAICA~By rall to Boston, by steamer, closes W this of d thence ce at 6:30 THOS. J. KELLY, volce. Davidge Blook. HqQUFLON‘ BY rlfl ln Boston, and thence by steamer, closes at tis office'daily “at LETOVSKY'S ORCHESTRA. el et gy nhLlEE PUERTO coa'rzzc?nd GUATE- MALA—By rall to rleans, and ZERKOWSKY, violn. . 10, Withnell bik I M—01 No YA A DY steamer, closes at this offce dally, except Sunddy, at p. m. and MEDICAL, i 8 p. m.; Sundays at §l p. m. and HE A (cannecting matl closea’ here ondays at OSTA RICA- W ralt 1 New Orleans, LIQUOR H.ABI!‘ cured in | three days.” whea cured. No hypodenmics. Cyculars. Gatiin inatitwe, N ite. tor 1:40° p. 24 8. b —9i5 nd Ohance: by stenmer, closes at this oifce dnll). except Sunday, at §1:30 p. m. and T’ Gundays at il 1 m- and n b m.' connecting-mall cioses here sdays af LADIES! Chemical Co., Chicheste: Pills are the best. Saf other. Semd dc. “Reliet for Lydics,’ our - druggisi. OSTEOPATHY, relfable. English Pennyroyal Take no StAmps, 10r particulars. io 'leiter by retura Cuiches Philadelvbia, Fa. SREGISTER: MR Gloses at ¢ » m previous day. . Transpacific Mails. via San Francisco. close he m, up to November §2, in- tch per 8. 8. Alameda, HAWALL JAPAN, CHINA and PHILip- PINE IBLANDS, via 8an Prancisco, cioss HAWAIL dally clullve. for del ter Jobunson lnltl"lli. lll N. Y. Life Bldg, Efll.fl Pre aally at 000 b m up to Novesbee §5. inclusive, for teh * per & s America Maru. Wan) FLJT 1SL- The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bl“ ’l;.l"’t AUSTRALIA (cxce) t ANDS and NEW CALI INIA, via Van couver -nd vlclonu daily at 6:30 Py Atzen & Farwell, Paxion Blk., 0047, T, 196k —1 lusive, for Clcl‘ll;lAg and JAPAN, via T: DR. GRACE DEEGAN, 82 N. T, Life, Tel ma, here daily at 630 p. m. up to November 1o, lnclu-i e, for despatch per s 5. Vie- cHlNA .na JAPAN via Beattle, close here DRS. LATRD & LAIRD, 28 Karbach bik: et H.J hlh.lllll PATENTS, COWGILL—NO l.. unl here % p. m. up to November e nclusive, for despaich per & 5. Kags NA_and PHILIP. Franciseo, close Ton PATENTS-Bucs & Co., O Neb. lustrated patent bock trec. m‘h - Msio Nisx SHOWTHAND AND TYFEWRITING. PAWNBROKERS. Franclsco, i P m. up to No- w-ber m i(lfi fllwb lw -luvuuh per s, oma. or e the British mall for New zux?.fa .lllll’\e.l enl‘lflnth I’l Do*. made up m-l of me Cunard sveamer) INA AND JAPAN, via Vancouver and iotar C., close here dafly at lu A C.VAN BANT'S school m7 N. ¥. Lite SV NTE inclusive, & prese of ‘Ciing ahaol b6 formardsa m‘&n‘ ‘-‘- Www B ISLANDS, via San ¥ran- POSTOFFICE NOTICE. clsco, close here daily at 6:30 to November §3, inclusive, for per U. 8. transprt TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS s San Francisco, olose here daily at up to November §26, inclusive, h per s. 8. Maripos nless otherwise addressed, West Au!lrllln is forwarded via Kurove; and New Zealand and Philippine Islands via San Francisco—the quickest routes. Ph\l- ippines specially addressed “via Canada or “via Europe” must be fully prepaid at the foreign rates. Hawall is forwarded via San Francisco exclusively, Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of salling daily and the schedule of closing 18 arranged on the presumption of thelr ufinterrupted overland transit IRegistered mail closes at § p. m. pre- v COR! dilavs_ VAN COTT. Postmaster. Postofice, New York, N. Y., October 30, 1908, v despateh m or despaitc LEGAL NOTICE. NOTICE. @anlad bids will b received at the office of Secretury of Stale up until 12 o'clock noon of Thursday, November 12. 1%, f ing and pullfes for use at the penitent as per fremized statement found in office of Bacretrry of State. The board reserves the right to rejeet any and all bids. GBORGE W. MARSH, ’ Secretary of Board Nid 10¢ FOR mDsNP(')OR STATE PRINT- Bids will be received by the State Print- ing _board at_the office of the Secretary of State at Lincoln, Neb., on or before 2:30 o'clock m. Wednesday, November %0, for Purnishing 1400 four-quire as: déssment books for the State Hourd of Equalization and miscellaneous printing and stationery supplies for the State Board of Irrigation, State Historieal so- clety, Hospital for ‘the Insane at Hast- fngs, penitentiary and attorney general, and’ binding of briefs for the suprems £y the sp-cmmnnun for same can be found on file In the ofce of the Secretary of State, All bids must be accompanied by a bond equal in_amount to the probable cost of the work bid upon. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids Lincoln, Neb.. Oct. 81, 1903, STATE P By Lou W. Frazler, Secretary to chNlhmrll GOVERNMENT NOTICES, OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTE Omaha, Neb. October 30, 199 ~ Sealed proposals, in triplicate, subject to the usua conditions, will be recefved herc until noon, ceniral stapdard time, November 80, 1903, for construction of a_steel tank with heater room, and Installing a new pump in pump house at Fort Robinson, Nebraska. Fuli” information furnished on’ application 1o this office, where plan and specifications may be seen, or to the quartermaster, Fort Robinson. Proposals to be marked ‘“‘Pro- posals for Btcel Tank and Pump C and ad- dressed to WILIAM E. HORT( Acting N4-5-6-7-27-2% Chief Quartermaster. — RAILROAD TIME CARD. UNION STATION—10TH AND MARCY. Ilinoiw Central.” Arrive. a 510 pm a 8:06 am b10:36 pm Chicago Express Chicago, Minneapol ul Limited. Minneapolls & Bt Express . Chicago Local. Chicago Express. Chicago & Northwestern. “The Northwestern Line." [ast Chicago. am seonacnon~sercmes 1 3 zRep Local ‘Sioux Cit; Y. Daylight 8t. Paul Daylight Chicago. Limited Chicago. Local Carroll. Fast Chlcago, Fnll 8t, Faul Paui Express Full Mall. Local flloul City. Norfolk & Bonesteel Lincoln & Long Pins Lot "Chicage e llnur Pacifie. Lqun- press. o i et g3 283539588 - R 5833533 gpeazeEap Express..a 7:3 am o Txprass..a 3:% pm, Dayil o 5o r.l;'%xpm. Chle-‘o, l\nek wland & Pacific. JBAST, Chicago Daylight I/t'd.a Chicago Daylight Local.a Chlu 0 Express.. bl olnes Express Cl\lcnxo Fast Exprau i ES’ Rocky Mountain L'l‘d Lancoln, calo Snrlmn‘l e #EE 2288 &8 R ‘Wabash 8t. Louls B: WEBSTER DEPOT-WTH & WEBSTER St. Paul, Mionespolis & Twin City Passenger. 10 pm 8loux Cif senger..a 2:00 pm a1l am Oakland Local b 5:46 pm b 8:46 am ern, Nebraska B\nck Hm- Deadv'ood, Lead, Hot Bpring Wyoming, Caspes and ougl <y -::0 3:00 pm’ e 5:00 pm Haatin Yori, City, Superior, Gereva, Eibier bnd Sewarlay 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm Missouri Pacifie. Nebraska Local, Via ‘Weeping Water.. g 8, , 410 pm a10:35 am BURLINGTON STATION=10th & MASON Chieago, Burlington & Quiney. . Arrive, Chicago Specs 1:00 am a 8:66 am Chicago & Chicaso an Kansas City, St Bluffs, Joseph & Cow Kanges City Day Ex §8 am 8 6:66 pm BL Louls Fyer pm 81105 am Kansas City Night Ex. un 6 pu 8 630 am urlington & Missourl River, Wymore, Beatrice ll\d Lincoln ras| Denver Limited o Binck Hills and Puget Bound Expre: Colorado \'embuud Flyfl Lincol mouth b 2:15 Bellevue & Facific Jei..a 7:50 pm a Bellevue & Pacific Jet..a 3:50 am a D b Dally except Sunday. d Dail; elc!pt &turd‘ly e Daily except Monday. o L ___ ______ __} HELD ON CHARGE OF ROBBERY Colored Man Hound Over for Alleged Stealing Midway. George Wintersmith, color was bound over in the sum of §10 in police court for the alleged robtery of J. F. Shechan at the Midway saloon, Twelfth and Capitol ave- nue, last Friday night. Wintersmith, it is alleged, secured $7 In currency. Charles Turner, bartender at the Midway, and Harry Wyatt, alias “Kid Gleason,” two colored men who were implicated in the af- fair by Sheehan, were held as state wit- pesiés and /were placed under bonds . of 9100 each of Money in _|BATES KNOWS OF N CRANCE Oommander of Imom and Lakes D oredits Story of Army Realignment. SOME ALTERATIONS TO BE MADE IN EAST 8- lamen Other General Highly Commends M Nebraska and States for Govd Work at Fort Riley. from “I know nothing of the immediate pros- pect of any change In the departmental boundaries of the Department of the Mis- sourl,” sald Major General J, C. Bates, commander of the Departments of the Mis sourf und Lakes. “I believe there are some contemplated changes in the eastern de- partments relative to thelr boundaries, but In-veference to the recent army maneu- vers at Fort Riley General Bates sald: “They were very successful and. were cer- tainly bereficlal to the army and particu- larly to the militia., The milittamen con- ducted themselves with excellent credit, and this is partieularly true of the Ne- braska regiment. The story that was sent out regarding any troulle botween ‘the Texas regiment and the colored troops of the regular army was very much exag- gerated. Whatever there was of it was confined to one or two Individuals and probably was the, outgrowth of a crap game. The morale of the troops at the maneuvers was excellent. Tn fact there were no courte-martial for any. offenses and there was absolutely mo disorder. The men, without exception, reallzed that they were on thelr good behavior and aequitted themselves in o highly creditablo manner. At first the farmers in the [ocality of the maneuvers were a little skeptical and were in some instances reluctant to ign agree- ments for the movement of trogps over their lands, but by the close of the maneu- vers many of them offered thelr lands without any*’ conditions, Of course, all damages that resulted In the necessary cut- ting and removal of fences for the move- ments were speedily repaired and paid’ for. The bills of the farmers were very reason- able, Cannot Say as to Next Yenr, “I cannot say that the maneuvérs will be repeated hext year. They are very exe pensive, and It lies with congress to make the necessary appropriation “We were importuned by some Influential parties from Sovth Dakota to hold a serles of maneuvers at Fort Keogh next year, in which the milltia organizations from Min- nesota, North and South Dakota, Wyoming and Montana might particlpate with the regulars. But what steps will be taken in the matter I cannot say. The matter will lle entirely with congress. There I8 some question among the militia as to the period of the year that the maneuvers should be held. Some of them think that the month of October 1is too late, as it encroaches upon the busy fall season; and it is thought by them that August would be a better month for army maneuvers at sich places as Fort Riley. The Fort Keogh proposition: contemplates the month of June, as that is a dull busines§ period, and the altitude of Fort Keogh would make that month a most delightful one, while it would be too warm for a locality like Fort Riley.” General Bates leaves Wednesday for Des Molnes to inspect the new military post there and will go from there to Chicago, Will Do ANl “his for You. Dr. King's New Life Pills puts vim, vigor and new life into every rerve, muscle and organ’ of the. body. Try them. 25c. For sale by Kuhn & Co, pridhc At U MICIIAY SAYS SHE WAS LOCKED IN cme Country Girl, is Badly Frightened ‘When She Steps Into Unlen Depot Elevator, Several days ago & country girl ap- parently 18 vears of age appeared at the Burlington station, and after waiting about the depot for almost two hours finally ap- proached the station master and asked him what time a certain train left for a éertain place mot on the Burlington line. He in- formed her that she would have to go to ¢he Union station, and to direet™her walked almost the entire distance to the entrance. She trudged along-and he returned, Pres- ently he wab amazed to see the same girl again in the station crying as if her. heart would break. She had only/ been gone fif- teen minutes, and.the station master ap- proached her and Inquired the trouble. ““The mdn over there put me in a cage and locked it, and then all of a sudden my breath left me and I tried to get out, but he wouldn't let me. The thing was going down and I was afraid.” The station master informed the girl that she had been in an elevator, and convincing her that It was customary to lock the doors before starting, the car she was willing to 50 back to the depot and walt for the train. .A Good Thing for Mother, If she is tired out, sickly, yud down, Blectric Bitters will give hef new lite, or there's no charge, Try them. Hle, = For sale by Kuhn & Co. . 4803 GUst'a Bela Cout, 8 5 12 yease, Girl's Rain Coat 463 To be Made With or Without the Applied Yoke~Coats* timt provide protection against rain and damp- ness are essential to the little girl's comis fort and heaith as te those of her elders. This one iv smart and simple and ean be made with or without the applied yoke. The model is made of mixed tan color rain proof cloth in lightwelght, but all water. proof fabrics, of which there are many, are appropriate The coat consists of fronts and back and 1s fitted by means of shoulder and under- arm seams ' ‘The yoke, which {8 optional, is applied' over it on indicated lines. The sleeves are ample and finished with shaped cuffs, At the neck s & turn-over eollar’ and a belt {s worn about the walst that can be passed through the under-arm searms and under the fronts, or over the entire coat ms preferred. The quantity of material required for the medium size (10 years) is 2% yards # inches wide or 2 yards 64 inches wide. The pattern 463 s cut in sizes for girls of 6, 8, 10 and 12 years of age. For the saccommodation of The Bes readers these patterns, which usually Tetaf] at from 2 to 50 cents, will be furnished at & nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order to get a patiern enclose 10 cents, §ive number and name of patiern