Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 5, 1903, Page 9

SPECIAL NOTICES A‘vlnlu-all for these columns These advertisements must be consecutively. 1§ Advertisers, by requesting & THE OMAHA DAYLY BEE: THURSDAY, OMAHA REAL ESTATE CANNOT BE BOUGHT AT A LOWER PRICE THAN NOW YOU'LL ‘SEE' THE BARGAINS IN THE BEE FOR RENT—~ FURNISHED ROOMS, PERSONAL. NICELY furnished rooms; all modern im- provements. N. 19th Bt; 6 mlnut-' walk from postoffice fomM 797 9x LY ful’"llh?d plrlnr bedroom, floor; one or two gentlemen; reasonable; no other roomers. 2011 Spruce St E—MB806 bx ine years' experl Addrese; T ANTED—8ituation as stationary engineer ar huflwm clerk; references. Ad- Jdress Box 346, Correctionville, la. ) v 3 [ [} 340 bx *AN'rzB—h;um as bookkeeper or sten- "'f‘ etonces.” Addrees U6, Bee “.::u':‘ IZANTED, plain_sewing to be done at neat work and resonable prices, Address U 4, Bes office. A Sl §x WANTED-MALE HELP. ducate for Business, Boyles College NEW xom( LIFE BLULG. UBINESS, flMUN THAND, TYPEWRIT- § ING, - l.gm.uh { DINTl ADHAI‘TID AT ANY TIMBE. b Pply for Catalogue. B—4N JOD messengers 'un(ad first-class "‘i: | p“n‘y ANT.D for U 1rmy able-bodled, un- m-ages of 2 and oy Wor: c"r“:x'a"-"& Sols R, - ‘Cg'. 'ED, a lowlp-pcr or magsvine so- nenor o, wi oW, 5 tian. " Cal at Grculoucn Bept, o A M2 MA t, over ll to re- ftz‘f nv t w‘lon. B . B ; 0 Mm‘ B—6 i per- Ce- Neax call on retall trade for mlnu— ry 320, ald weekly; Previous ex: expense ced w“ unn ‘."mndl':a House, ton Bidg., Chicago. B—-M78 ix 'ANTED, men to learn tl eeks ul Inntnmuan- omu n-nt.d Cata- 0 tlphll;l" g fsoe Moler Bar- N Al plano phnr 'l.w is a N;flvork hours, 9 Addre steady !nh ress, l. :-mmsndhfll.-on;hr' Forter, Aberdeen, 8. D. NANTED—A shoemaker; -Wrmfw oo oo A lackietin, Al Mok 'AN d ] om 'yn | Co., Aberdeen, 8. WA . two c hoers’ at once. W. G. tm'm Neb. » bl n ‘"fim‘fl‘l by wcm vu.m-ln-r'luu HELP, siris. Call Canadian ofice, 160h & Dodge. Rt g 10x FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front room; one or two gentlemen. 518 N. 18th St. E—M8I8 6x NT, 1 or 2 furnished rooms, single or ensuite; private family. @4 8’ Hth %80 Harney. GOOD, warm room, modern. BE-M780 Tx Tnquire Omaha Steam Laundry, 1750 Leavenworth. 'Phone A-178. E—507 NICELY furnished rooms. NICELY furnished room in private family; house new and modern. 2519 Jones St. E—M10 O, M. B. hauls trunks. Telephone 611. 3 E—604 DESIRABLE rooms at The Farnam, 19th and Farnam sts. B—-M9%4 18th DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. > 9 E—506 ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicago. E—506 NICELY furnished rooms; everything new and modern; gentlemen prefetred. 1616 Webster st, E_ M7 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, BACHELORS' HOTEL, 20th and Farnam, has two family suits rooms at reasonable prices. and three single F—M80T FURNITURE PACKING. Peterson & Lundbers, 116 8, 17th. Tel, L-2308. H-510 T ‘on RENT-STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT-Bullding g sutable for whole- sale purposes at 916 Farnam, 2ix9, four stories and first-class cemented basement, elevator, fire and burglar proof vault, of: fice counter and fixtures. particulars inquire C. Rosewater, sec- reufl! the Bee Bullding Co., room‘wul,‘ Bee For price and FOR RENT-The bulldln‘ !ormerly occu- pled by The Bee at $16 Farn It has our mrlel and a torme.rlr y T Bee press room. ‘This will be rented very reasonably. interested wat ply at office of. C Secretasy, Toom 10, Bee hu?ldlnl §-8TORY and basement, rnam st. Inquire 314 Flr-l ‘Nat'l Blnk Bldl 981 tl'l'Ofi and fine menl wholesale district lld, 1624 Douglas bufldllll in Bll) D. Om ha. PRIVATE hulplll finement. Mrs. Tel. 1589, iAon' PILE KILLER. IT CURES. At dryzgi fl " U-b31 VIAVI" way to health.| 346 Bee building, 028 before and L. Fisher, 150 DR. PRIES treats successfully all diseases -ml irfegularitics of women from an experienced and = rellable. 1513 Dod e st., Arlington block, Omn}i; | for rent. 3§ 8. th. Sack. U-—M89 Dec 1 MONEY TO LOAN—-REAL ESTATH, FARI( and tlls’ loon! low rates. W. H. Thomas, First Nat'l Bank bldg. Tel lw PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 87 N. Y. Life, W . Bemis, Paxton_block. W—537 PRIVATE money. F. D, Wead, 1620 Douglas. Lo Wt TO LOAN—$00 at 7 per cent on good real estate security. Address F 26, Bee. W—-M359 loans and warrants. W & Co., 130 Farnam st, Wiss WANTED-City | Farnam Smit WANTED—Real o8 R. C. Peters & Co, FIVE per cent loans. Garvin Bros., 1604 Farnam. W56 —_— MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. ONEY LOANED ON FURN!TUI;I‘:[ PIAINOB LIVE STOCK, Low rates and easy lQrmu Bullnell l:onltdevlflnl Try us If you to save money. HOBNIX CREDIT CO., 633 Paxton block. 16th and Farnam sts, X~540 EY loanded on planos, f eLl,ry, horses, cows, etc. C. ¥\, TO GET E AS TO PAY Be:ll explains nrl:s methods. oan on furniture, pianos, warehouse receipts, etc. Or if you position’ we ""fl‘,{{% L Aot LOAN without security, oUEoept your own furniture, jew- Reed, 319 8. 13, X543 agree- ice js quick lml we always try o pleas Comtiaentiai & confidential A that and f Tri (hllbl!lh:d m'z“ ’;Ild unoma-r msmsss IN LOANS T ALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, teuno Dous without_se- eastes o thcen 1 rin- clral Catlen. ~Tolman, b Board of Trade l\ern, _boardinj NOVEMBER 5, 1903, FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. RANCH and farm lands for sale b Union Paeific Rallrond company. McAllaster, land _ocommissioner, Pacific headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE—651 FREE homes; send 3-cent stamp for_ map of Rosebud reservation, giving full infor- mation. D. W. Forbes, Bonesteel, & D Unlon lnvestment Double house on Douglas stréet, 18 rooms, excellent location; cagp’ be sécured at a sacrifice, Residence Lots. In West Farnam location; two cholce gouth front lots; fine coener at 35th and W FARNAM SMITH & CO. RE—-MS37 5 FOR SALE—Very oheap, 6-room house with barn, all In good order; nice Lm"‘ call and see. 3081 Burdette st. FOR SALE-TIMBER LANDS. POSTOFFICE NOTICE. wE ARE MEADQUARTERS FOR YBL- OW PINE In_the Soft Yellow Pine Belt. 'This. tiber sompares fayorably in quality with the White' Pine of Wis- conain and Michigan. . Can all be logged with big wheels. No fire risk. _Complete and reliable tnformation. | Perfect title LANDS WE CONTROL AND Di- LIVER-,000 ACRES, Average $00 to the quarter section, price ¥1.60 per A 10,00 ACRES, aberage 2,00 to he quarter Section, price ¥.00 pe r A 9,000 AC 8, llV!‘rl‘v IW ") the quarter .section, price $6.00 per A. 800 ACRES, average 280 to the quarter section, price $9.00 per 1% ACRES, Spruce and Hemlock, aver- age, 450 1o the quarter section, price $12. CERTIFIED FOREST RESERVE SCRIP in large and small amounts at the market price. Reference furnished. Correspond- ence solicited, Adress AMERICAN TIMBER CO., BE. M. Runyan, Mgr., Marquam Bid r-»n- land, Ore. “¥kios PATENTS, H. J. COWGILL—No satul. i TR Coua e Kl goovat PAT & Co., Omlhl Neb. I lunnu-d nlmm book free. T\ e PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office. lulhbla acoomme ing; all business confidential. 130% Dnugu SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, ACCORDION PLEATING. OOLDIAN m Dou'lll Nmk. ACCORDION _ pleating, _cheapest, quickest. Mrs. ‘A ‘Irk. mh and Dou. E__——_?—_, BALE TIES, OMAKA Heoy Bale Tie Co, 811 North 16th. imin——————————— A C. VAN'SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life 984 NEB. Business & Shorthand College. Hoyd" EB. Bus orthand Collegs. Bogd's SANITORIUM, o! AHA Filorence Sanatorlum. ‘Phone Red 1blk. w. of car line. City, ‘phone, 1192. City bath and massage pariors, A€ Lake. N29 —e S NI CHIROPODISTS. STORAGE. DR. ROY, rooms 23, 1606 Farnam C CEEee—————————t——— CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, ALL kinds of car work lld H‘ulfln. gmhmp't,l atiended d o 3, a DANCING ACADEMY. MORAND'S, 15th and Harney, will sell you a ticket good for twelve lessons at the re, duced price of $4 for lacies and 36 for gentlemen for the new class of beginners commencing on Tuesday and Friday, No- vember 3 and 6, aut 8§ p. m. Assemblies every Wednesday at §p. m. Admission 50c, —410—-N-§ MR, AND Mrs. Morand's 16th and Harney, adults Tuesdas wnd Friday, 8 p, m.; as: blles, Wednesday; childfen, Saturday, 10 a. m.’ and 8 p. All dances taught Tupidly; private lesons’ our specialty, . ‘Call or telephone ally, Ci P! M8 Db —_— DETECTIVES. CAPT. T. CORMACK, 617 Karbach block. Tel. A2832. —966 BEBOUT Detective agency, 708 N. Y. Life, Tel. 3540. —9R2—N1§ EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, AGENTS vu'rio. fint‘ lf lollcll r‘fi "'I' eady employment with come. Agents in l';. Wunlry wlt .5.', mont@ WANTED-TO RENT. YOUNG lady room and bfll assistance reasonable m-loo . ring day deeires tor comnnnlmuhlp und evening, fld"u U l Be. I'WO more ‘women one ,young man to. Mra.o{.nmu& :..:. fimfl lo learn hairdressing, four ‘weeks :npl ’ tfid:m of -m."?u "c"m‘;g?; W, fop M m?fi-v rv‘f‘r " m -unu.o o HOUSBS 'aw. b D_.fi Homls &tma{%% TR Ei"‘““*‘_m.m ‘fi" l“: e per month; o‘u. hundn- M and g v%. K )lm u'”'x.- T8 0, it v D502 Bouses; w 0o houses, $9 o 318 Chris DM EI' 8-room. liv-;:(. B. -RENT, ool . Potter five-room cottage, modern. ‘Phone D583 SRR BT a-.m B00D &-room furnished house, all m nodorn. 26 per month, #00 Farnam st. ;& MORTON, TEL. 34, DMl 6 Wmd I'L.n.- basement near Mth and v—m - Bemis, Pax &x_' —_— BIGHT-room house, 1319 Leavenworth. D—-MsE 8x 5. "N Sarsh, phone R \ phone Trade. e house oy and_Harne; Potter, Recelver, No. 3 Brown D446 8tor- r ot #1233 N, Y. LIFE. ' | FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. RGeS o | % AT THE DELLQNE, v Mth st and D, board and nt furnished wofiz rnished roo:l llp.olr‘llllnllylyoor('!:‘t:: I.lnluv of .upllnl H‘ll'-l;r‘ltrflt Answer bing rooms and nam r:f yr P Purmanent Arrangement s FOR SALE~FURNITURE. hard coal stoves now on sale. ’Unug'l?\fmmn Co., 1410 Dodge st. deboa : t. OAK sideboard for sale, 2 Spenger | HANDEOMI new golden oak furniture for sale, only used four weeks. &v. Fon lAl:--llllllll. WAGONS, ETOC. MONROR sells pieasure vehicles at SN .TATION rockaway, excellent condition, J and shafts, only $160. Adg_““ ’l“' w d 2d hand vehicles for sale; re- Nt " Frost, etk and Leavenworth. FOR SALE—-MISCELLAREOUS. TflPHONI Ponm M‘ lr tlllll'r. Q—fli D) 0ods and relics. 1119 Farnam. INDIAN & fiw ) ‘IRON & wire fences, tree guards, trellises. ‘estern Anchor Fence Co., 26 N. Eli:fil CATALOGUE cut drug priees free. Sher- man & McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. < MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried BEORie; business confidential; lowest rates 4 Paxton block. The J. A. Hution Co. X—542 CHA’X'I‘!.'L salas and jowel % Bl salary and jewelry loans, Foley Barker Block. AN FURNITURE, PIANOD LIVE STOCK, ETC. T COSTS YOU NOTHING to eall lnd be convinced that our rates are the cheapest in Omaha. We want your business and be'leve an vestigation of our mm 'Ill lt( llt’l—-- even if at the eall xmn"" COURTBOUS TREATS - MENTTG oIl Gu e the: phvas 'u borrow or nhot, mu.. Widnesduys and Saturdays 18 ‘( ELIABLE cnml’r 0., Rooms 307-38 Paxton block. Rooms m—'fl.l S ——— BUSINESS CHANCES, WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchan, roperty or {z'\ugle. quick, u% J. any p; .Yo{n-on, 843 ), N. Afe. FOR SBALE, od ocery and butch fix- lfll\l, including F borx’ ]I:‘qulr: i .Fni- Y048 LII to active man, iInterest in es- llblllhefl usiness; personal services and required. Exeellmt OD nrlunlly for Hnt party, ‘Address, T e, Y—dlf G. R, RATHBUN, room 15, Com'l Natl Bank. Frivate lessons ip bookkeeping, eto. ————————— DRESSMAKING. KEISTER'S College, 1705 Cuming. Buits to order. Night class, sfon. & Tpurs, 7 to :u 30, IN FAMILIES. Miss dm'rdy. N m. BTANDARD Gfirw mu.un. Colle Farnam. Wl A 3 IDUOAT}W“’,. ;RIVA?F LESSONS in_French, * and sclences. Box 499. German -M819 6x. FOR RENT—FARMS, LARGE and weli improved farm In Iu&nn o;\anu; for rent;. “‘L‘"“ with 0,00 worth o ovemen e R C. PETERS & CG., Geound Floor Hu Bullding. MT07 r -} FUR, DRESSING. J. B, WALLACB, Taxidermlst, 05 8. 13th: r ] FLORISTS, HESS & SWOBODA, 415 Farnam. -8 IXCHANGEB of all kinds; to buy or sell lll mfl“ of eleh:nn !l'l“mhw.:{d l!!hfolr a OF Sity property; call or write Sholes- Armstrong 80 7212 N. Lite. A L. HENDERSON. florist, 161 Farnam_8t A.NTI:'D younfnmln to take half-interest ; n' town of 5,000. Address DRUG sale. account of BTOCK 1 gther business T il sty stock of drnl! cluding the best "’“fi‘.‘f“““{i‘ in 'I.llhh Address & bary B hnd Bee office, Counell i Blufte. CA.H for your real estate or business, no matter where located. If you desire a lc‘—u send_us ducrlptlon -.nd e, western Business Agenc: 812, of Commerce bldg. )llnm- II FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. Own a farm in South Dakota. The best land for the least money. ANCHOR LAND HPAN 017 N. .J. FINE BUILDH;}B)OLOT FOR SALE. !oulh (rflnt on Burt 8t, just 'ell:"?t 24th Eo on grade, a fine k (&} RCII ‘. COMPANY, 101 FArn:lm 8t. FOR several scholarships in a first. Sunes Sianiand Sohost 1a OmeNA, Sompils B o pitte. couise 18 Dusingas, short hand “and typewriting. Inquire’at Bee FOR SALE, coal business. Capltal required. £,00000, Address J 2, Bee. QoL HAND cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam. 2D sate P ol S D and, 1 tables, bought, sold, BILLIARD ‘and, poo T boug Bar nnur- and n sy x Yo g e SR 5 m COLAIRVOYANTS. TMER, palmist. 715 N. 23d; ‘phone B- opia pa CARRIE “BMITH, SOVEREION UEEN of clairvoyants; eve: thing told, past, present and future. Sat Sat- istaction or no pay. ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. EMICH, | 18 N. 15, 3 floo MME. SMIVH, baths, 118 N M“rhr PERSONAL. tarium for llfllll btlm and PRIVATE Banli T eigts ané during confinement. Dr. ai %62 California st. Terms r-unnn ?lu THE OIAHA Pi 10 larger quarters al U, 8. Nat'l CHA®. Williamson Co., Bank Bidg. ALL about Noi Dakota and where to buy 0od lands cheap; goscriptive folder and ist sent free; reliable representati wanted. Whiy 5 & Wheelock, 13 Broa M TIMBER! TIMBER! THE best investment. tracts. Reference furnished. Write your wants. MONS & REASONER, Mhlu\d Ore. ll— Tx LATEST RETURNS 100 Acres River Valley land, all e 0 aares pestue. U8 rared Sitails. 60 acres corn, % goes with farm if sold Bood T-rom house in good repair; rn for 12 horses; large hay mow ali necessary outbuildin r_acre it sold quick. Call on or address D. T. Phil- lips, Neb. RE—808 7 Waiking Distance Two Thousand Dollars For quick sale—2602 Plerce w, § rooms, m&.m except furnace; 'ell hull( A D. V. Sholes Co. NAP. l‘el.mNYuh RE—802 6 CKAOI AND ‘ucx WARI:HDUlI k...l‘“ 5 Mo. Ml t 'fl‘lh . 2 ' Sdmirabty_sdapied for smal business . hnymv-muu worth n & Morts 518 ivoice about $5,000. | ANTI- uclJ‘NorgL GARBAGE CO., cleans m Vi h ;:':mh e '. reduced Brides. & GOLD AND SILVER PLATING, O_'HAHA PLATING CO., Bee Blag. T.L_# LAW AND COLLECTION! BTILLMAN & PRICE, 410 ist Nat. Bk. Hide. NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO.. 1st ficor N. Y. Life bldg., attorneys and nollecturs every« here, ) 94 LAWN MOWEMRS, SHARPENED, ' .~ | LOCKSMITH, C. R, HEFLIN, 39 N. 1oth 8t Tel. i M1, ] LOST. WHITE fox terrier dog with black marking on heaq; iny name on collar; lower Doupas st finder warded. P Doage, ., 161 LOST-A lmlll r-fl cukeml -punlel ward. 117 8. 39ih & MUSICAL. THOS. J. KELLY, voice. Davidge Block LETOVSKY'S ORCHESTRA. Tel L-2884 ZERKOWBKY, violin. R. 10, Withnell bik M—40l N& U%UOR x;unn‘ cured in three lermics. circulars. Gatlin g 0 8. nu tul nstitute, LADIES! Chichester's English P-nnymyll Pilis are the best. Bafe, reliable. no ther, Send dc., stamps, for Gotinre ‘Rellet lor ualv- in letter’ by retura mail our &ny ‘hichester Clumlul Lo. PMIA WANTED TO BORROW. WANTED—To borrow $00.£0 4l 1 per ent on mocd Bouth Omana. fental prop: erty; security ample. Address T 6, Bee. 6000 on & large lowa farm, well im- T &, Bee. gm.‘. Address T 42, 464—N4 OSTEOFATHY. | | Johnson Institute, 615 N, ¥. Life Bidg, Tam| The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bidg. T_.F Auhmmfi.—m;l.—l Df_GRACE DEBGAN. W88 N. Y. Life._tel DRA T.ATRD & LATRD, 28 Karbach bik. Geech i M. Van Stor. Co., 16113 Farn. Tels. 165-500 it ——— LSTAMMERING AND STUTTERING, CURED. Julia Vaughn, 4% Ramge Bidg r———————— TICKET BROKERS, CUT_RATE rallroad_tickets gyerywhere. P, H. Philbin, 1505 Farnam. 'Phone 784. POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (8hould be read DAILY hy all lm.-r‘llofl. ag changes may occur at any time,) orelfln mails for the week ending Novem. ber 7, will close (PROMPTLY in all mnl ul lhe Genernl FPostoflice as follows: 'OST MAL close one hour el ‘than clollnl time shown below. PKmelkPn—k Malls for Germany close at m. Monday per s Kronprinz_Wil- , and on Wednesday per s. 8. Rhein (\lu Bremen). . Regular and supplementary malls closs ‘oreign Station half hour later than clolln[ time shown below (except that 8u plementary Mails for Europe and Cent ica, Via Colon, close one hour later at Poreign Seationy THURSDAY—At 7 a. N SWITZFRLAND ITALY, UGAL, TU RKEY LGYPT BRITIEH IN QUEZ, per Tounlne‘ via Havry 1mlll for othe: parla of Europe must ect “‘per. Tour‘ ne”'); at g m. for AMRE! ISLAN ‘E eninsul: from New Bedl'ord SATURDAY—A? 3:30 i m. for IRELAND, per s. 5. Etruria, via Qunnl(m (mall for ulher pl.r(l of Europe mult dlmled m. E Phlludel his, via Bouthampt, ¢ m. RA. SWITZE! &LANDiz lTAL’! BPAIN POJ TUGAL, TU. e Bmmk INDIA "'fl.um INZ :}{‘b'mfl:' ’“fl m o reotes 52 %S e BBLGIUA ect; Por 8. 5. Finlind {mail must'be di- Fects land" for ITAE'Y dl ot must be t '1- Eihiopta 37 direct, After the closing of the t e American, and Germ-n steamers n fen until within Ten Minutes of the hour o alling of steam Matls for South and Central Amer West Indres, Ete, THURSDAY—At 8 a. m. for CUBA, per s. s. Vigilancla (mafl for Mexico, via Pre Campeche and Vera Cruz or 5 5. Vigilancla™); at 10 &, m. 1, per s. s. Prins der Nederlan: mail ‘tor Port de Paix, Cape Haiti, Gonalves, Jeremie, Curacac, Venesguel Trinidad, Hritish and Dutch Guiana mu be di “'per 8. 5. P ‘0gTeso, must be di- Pernambuca, Banlol (mail for 'Northern d Paraguay B ron"); at 12 o N, per T Jomo (mlll “per s, 8. e i e R Tnmplco (mall must be dlrecled 'per .. Beneca'’ lor NEWFOUND- at 12 m. (or SAN- Yumurl 1l.ll| ust be P. Melohoir, 3th & Howard, ) . Yumurd' l AEY T WN per s. l for (‘o-tx Rica must be di- 8. Valencla”); at 10 a. m. 8. Mexico, 'via H-vnnl, (G lementary 1 t 103 (ar INA UA an AITL, per Bundnyl P m. F‘OL Ji)LA\D‘By rail to Nnrlh Sia- , and thence by steamer, closes lhll de dally at 6:3 p. m. (connectin, s cln-u here exery Monday, Wedn turday JAMAICA- by stea Bty QUELO ne ay uG y rall to Boston, and then: E clou- n this office at 6: Tu Tall to Boston, and th -uuner. Tdoses ot a8 othce daily &t BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE. AT A By Tall 1o Now = Orlcagy ATE, thence by steamer, closes at this office daily.” except Bundiy, at §1:30 p. m. und ey m. Sundays at f1 p. m. and f m."(conneciing mail cloues here st U p m ICA—By w Orl ldhenco by steamer, | R A t?.‘lf" "3 m. % except Bunday, at § u m Sundays at “ ‘m. a r?l:;mllll mall closes here Rifllg ER D IAIL pl,"“u 3- §loses at 6 p. m. nd Transpacific Malls. via llll Francisco, close her, P to November §2, in- 5. 8. Aiamena, A d DS, via Sas n-'iuu e S Iy at ¢ Nnv.mm per P up lor ‘acspateh 5. 8 Amer! UBTRALKA except West, LI L | h 5 pro’uu, via close h 16 Nossles 0, ine lc\ per 8 s. Aora or {’m'fihny g R e T T Fona™ m m. up to Novemb ok £ LBl S TN JAPAN. via Seattle, close he u&?n m. up o November despatch per 5. 5. PHI t 12 [scientific discovery, Yo, NEW cmoonu FLIL, 8A- M Francigco, Tlous hege da . up to No- V'flbtl’ ll N ror d-nlgn per ‘L ‘unard ste: at 4 H will 85 $nae up and forwarded untli The s rival of the Cunard steamer). NA AND JAPAN, via Vancouver and toria, B. C., close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to November §M, inclusive, for despatch 8. 8 Empress of China, {Merchandise for U. & postal agency ai Shangha cannot be forwarded via ada.) PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San Fran glaca, close hete daily at 630 p. m. up to November §%, inclusive, for despatcl r U. 8, transport yRHITI “and MARQUESAS ISLANDS via Ban Francisco, close here daily at 20 p.m, up to November i3% Inclustye, for despate ¢ 8. 8. Marippsa. NOTE-Unless "otherwise adiressed, West Austraila is forwarded via Burope; and New Zealand and Philippine Islands via San Francisco—the quickest routes. ippines specially addressed via Canada v must be fully prepaid at Hawall u torwarded C ing closing I8 arranged on presumption SF thelr uninterrupted overland. transit. IRallIteud 1 closes at 6 p. m. vious COR! NBUiUS_VAN COTT, Postmaster. Postofce, New York, N. Y., October 30, 1903. LEGAL NOTICE. NOTICE. Sealed bids will be received at the office of !ccratlry o! Stgte up until 12 o clock noon of T ‘ovember 12, 1908, for belt- ing .na UiHes for une at the penitentia: as per ftemized statement found in the office of Bacretary of State. The board reserves the ri ht to ref;cl any and all bids. GEORG ecretary of Board Nid 10 NOTICE FOR BXD!VPSJR STATE PRINT. Bids will be recelved by the State Print- ing board at_the office of the Secretary of State at Lincoln, Neb. on or before 2:8 o'clock p. m. Wednesday, November 1i, 1908, for furnishing 2,400 four- sesement books for the Btate rd of Baqualization and miscellaneous printing and stationery supplies for the BState Board of Irtigation, State Historical so- for 'the Insane Ary and attorney ? andlnl of briefs for the B?e !lnltlvmn for same can be found on file e office 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 Hght to reject any and all bids, Lincoln, Neb.. t. 81, 1908, ITATE PRINTING BOARD. By Lou W. Frazler, Becretary to lha“eau‘r'd. Egees———————— GOVERNMENT NOTICES, OFFXCE CHIEF l‘ARTERMABTEF ol 30, 1903 Seled X lrlpl ate, subjéct (o the usual will be race!vefl hero vatil 12 noon, central standard time, November 0, um for construction of a steel tank with heater room, and installing a new pump in ump house at Fort Robinson, Nebraska. ull information furnished on application Ao this office, where ‘alln and specifications [may be seen, or to the quartermaster, Fort inso roul to be mark Bd ollll for Blu Tank and Puxg ressed to WILIAM E. HO! Chief Qn_-rternum _ 0 NO. ARREST FROM ELECTION Total Absencé of Disorder Ot Remarkable by Police a Judge Berka. dered A fact considered most extraordinary by the police is the fact that noy & single ar- rest was made by any regular or special officer as the direct result of the election. 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It is alleged that the city has been over- rug with venders of impure milk and that parties engaged In this business have grown bold for the reason that the numer- ous cases which have been fustituted in the 'police court against them and then appealed have never come to a trial after- wards. For this reason the alleged vio- lators of the law as regards the vending of impure milk have, it is sald, continded their nefarious business until a prosecution was dremed an absolute uecessity. Carl Jensen had been before the police Judge on the charge of dealing in impuro milk and his case had been appealed to the district court. Upon sssuming the du- ties of his office as ocity prosecutor and after having informed himself of the ex- isting_conditions relative to these cases; City Prosecutor Thomas F. Lee resolved that the cases should be pushed, and the first alleged offender happened to be Carl Jensen. When it was found that the prose- cution had made good its claim that it would push the matter before the distyiot court Mr. Jensen paid his fine of $20 and costs, and thus the first of numerous sim- flar oases to be argued before the district court was disposed of. It 18 expected that the trial of similar cases will occupy the district court for at least teh days. The city officials have re- solved that the violators of the law regu- lating the sale of milk shall be punished. About fifty old cases which had been on the abpeal docket of the city prosecutor have been outlawed, as they date from 1899, but Mr. Lee has cleaned the docket up to the time of his assumption of the dulles of the office and will prosecute sach and aN of the appeal cases which have been made since he assumed the office. Announcements of the Theaters. It is seldom any act is such a hit that after taking three encores and a succeeding act has started, it is called back again, but this was the honor bestowédd upon Searle and Vidett Allen at the Orpheum Monday night and at every performance since they have responded to several ocalls, Bach of the other acts on the program is tendered the approbation of the audi- ences that are flifing the cozy playhouse to capacity this week. This is matinee day and the women and children will take their special innings. Paxton's beautiful living pictures will appeal to them strongly. In keeping with their custom of producin a new fun show every two years, Ward & Vokes are coming to the Krug tonight and tomorrow night with “A Pair of Pinks," a detective story set to music, with vaude- ville trimmings to take the place of sensa- tional thrills. In writing the new ve- hicle the author found it necessary to lo- cate one whole act In a private jail which is owned by ‘the two Pinks, as he could Lot ask the public to accept the idea of what he wantéd to present as taking place in any Jail maintained at public expense. OfF course the action is spirited and set to music—Ward & Vokes' actions always are, The music Is all new and the songs fre- quent and catchy. E. D, Stalr has given the new production a fine scenic setting, some wardrobe which will amaze the eyes of the women, a chorus of pretty girls ter than any opera company en toury and withal a singing strength of unusuval power. This evening at the Boyd Mary Shaw wili present the much-talked about Ibsen play, “Ghosts¥' In this play Ibsen has under- taken to answer the questions he raised in “A Doll's House." It deals with the t ory of heredity and paints a powerful, though somewhat somber picture of the conditions nature imposes on mankind and 1s & most vigorous argument for right liv- ing. Miss Shaw has presented the play for almost & year now, opening her engage- ment with it in New York early last sea- son. Her characterization of Mrs. Aveling is said to be most dramatic in its intensity. On Friday night Clay Clement comes to the Boyd for an engagement lasting over Bunday, presenting his comedy success, “The New Dominion.’ PITIES BOY WITHOUT MCTHER Judge Matelle Has Compassion on Lad Arraigned by Father for Alleged rrigibility. “God pity a boy who has lost his mother.” These wére the words uttered by Judge Estelle when Roy Swanson, a lé-year-old Iad, was up for arraignment on the charge of incorrigibility. The court, after listening to the presentation of both sides of the ease, entered & plea of not gullty and ap- pointed Attorney T. J. Mahoney to make an independent investigation of the charges previcusly preferred against the lad and al- leging grand larceny, and report his find- ings to the court. The lad's father” appeared in the court room and testified as to the misdemeanors of his son. It was alleged by the father that his sen had stolen $% from him re- cently. The particular crime of which young Swanson had been charged was the theft of A policeman entered young Bwanson's rooms and recovered the M and secursd & confession from the boy. This confession was given voluntarily and the youth did not seem to want to hide the fact that he had taken the money. He said he had taken it in order that he might as- sist his father. ‘When arralgned before Judge Estelle the lad sald he had but recently returned from an extended trip covering Milwaukee, Den- ver, Kansas City and other points. At this point Mr. Swanson interrupted to say that he had no home for the boy, as he had lost his mother some time ago, and then It was that Judge Estelle gave expression to his compassionate utterance. Young Bwansofi's history will be gone into fn detall and some data and evidence will be furnished in order to enable the court to pass sentence upon him. Judge Estelle sald that the lad impressed him as one who was able to earn his own living, and it was his opinion that not one boy in & hundred is benefited by being sent to the reform school. P. H lnfl % years, at his residen Burt Funeral ;ru:' -m-nln. at 8:3 froj dence to ly Family church at Interment Holy Sepulcher. resi- a m Heart Disease