Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 7, 1903, Page 15

IIKEI-I‘A'IIOI.I. PHOTOGRAPH '« Styles 6x9 aval —regular price $5 doz. 3 00 Special for holiday only. 15 for . Choice of 4 styles.of mounting. PROCTOR, 616 South 16th St. ——————————— o ———x WANTED=SITUATIONS. Latest FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM @OOD, warm room, W DARGE, fi AT THE DELLONE, Mth st. and Capiwol ave. Bteam hpated; electric lghted; private and general baths; all conveniences; first- Ciaes service. N it where you please. ROOM AT THE DELLONE. B—M13 Noviox NICELY furnished rooms; all modern im- provements, 824 N, 19th St; 5 _minutes’ walk from postoffice. fo—M 797 8x Llflfl'l‘. All' ROOIL furnished rooms, single family. 44 8. 2‘!!:. NICELY furnished rooms. Inquire Omaha Steam Laundry, 1780 Leavenworth. "Phone Al NICELY furnished room in_pr fyate hmlly, house new and modern. 519 9 Jones 0. M, uis trunks. Telephone il B. hauis trun THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 1908 B e e DO YOU READ THIS PAG E? SO DOES EVERYONE ELSE. THAT'S WHY YOUR AD ON TH|$ PAGE WOULD INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS. ' PERSONAL, FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. FOR RENT—FARM VVHY PAY RENT When we will give you one of the following homes on monthly Ynymenl- same as rent, by your paying $100 or $200 down and 10 to nth on b”“fie WE wewing machines at Tc per weel month; we repair and sell yln for every machine manufactured; 1“ higes from $1 to I\\A Nlb cm- Co., 16ih and Harney. “VIAVI" WAy to health. 346 Beo b\llldlnl. U—-CI 5 per [ rooms and stable ne: s park,. Four rooms and stable near Twenty-fourth and Ames av: nd stable near Twenty-fourth con- PI“VAT. I:fiul before and_durin 1601 Vinton. Td. U—5620 Fisher, $500. 1ot near 24th and Leaven- nd_basement, near 24th and Five rooms and stable, 20th and Lake, BEMIS, Plxlg.v_n fim MAGNET PILE KILLER. IT CURES. At Aruggists, 8. U—sal DR. PRIES t uccesstully all diseases and mmuvmn ot women from any guuse; experienced and reliable. st "Ariington biock, Oma na. DESIRABLE rooms at t The | Flrnln&l’th and Farnam sts. DEWEY Buropean hotei, 3th and Farnam. » i FOR EXCHANGE. | ACRES OF LAND in Buftalo Co., 48() Nevrask acres in oultt under fenca; ouse, balance in pasture and and _sheds, windmill, COSTUMES for rent. 8313 §. 20th. Sack. 5 U~Mé59 Dec 1 MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE, ll’flON!w- ed; ~ expert lady book- ear experience fire and rance. Address T 4, Bbee. WANTED, plain_sewing to be done at home; neat work -nu resonable prices, Address U 4, oftice sl 5x WANTED—MALE /HMELP. CHAUNCEY DEPEW said: “10 you, young ladies and geniicinen, business training is absolutely necessary, “nd the best thing you can have, whether you come from the common schools, from the academy, from the seminary or from fhe untversity.” BOYLES COLLEGE, N. ¥, lirs BubDG., UMaHa, [ I8 the leading business training institute. ADDW for Catalogue. wtnud first-class fln‘\n pay. prd ST LAY TR WANTED, for U. B. army, able-bodied, un (2 and %, 57 Can apenk, -:, lg':fi lm“nn: l]%ll'hmlormmlun ulting ofticer, d Dodgt o Omaha, and Grand Taiung," N B—Mi164 LA A A G LN i WANTED, two Annu at once; F. Adams ary; ly ‘work. '8"“ ] i ri i H ward st ) 1619 B4 lultnr‘a w O'fllinn. Call at spaper or magaszine lo- R ARG n Dept,, Omaha H-Mi6d TFOUNG MAN, over u. to ' pre- &.‘.’.?.m nrruufi:nom Hox »x%(ia: o FO RENT—B\IIM!D. lulubl‘ ROYAL HOTEL, Buropean, 16th & Cplcago. everything new NICELY turnished n‘mxwx1 et "“ ““ & and mudern; gentlem Webster st. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. BACHELORS' HOTEL, 20th and Farnam, has two family suites and three sinj rooms at reasonable prices, -M80T ROOM and bo: rd In desirable location for pher pre(trrod. who FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD TWO unfurnished or furnished rooms for ll'ht houukeepln., modern; heated. 130 . Zith G—M389 9x THHEL nice ‘rooms, or floor; good loca~ 2608 Dod G-—M892 20x 4-room well, tanks; 10 acres of fine alfalfa; 6 miles from raliroad town, and schoolhouse on the land 3 heud of good cautle and 2 head of hogs good terant on place, but can give pol!o wion if wanted. This is a fine stock Farm: land is rolling, but no sand. WIII trade same for stock of "M!rl!l or hlrd~ No_ professional ~_trading, rice for all $8,000. “rlle ‘ N. E—M8 8 PRIVATI money. F. D Wead, llflo'Df- 1ns. R T AFlNEHOME CHEAP real estate security. Address F g:od SEVEN rooms, modern except furnace; W—M359 in_fine repair; lot 40x] Look it over, 2229 Locust eet. R. H. lander ou, WANTED-City loans 4nd warrants. W.! Board of Trade. ‘lm Farnam Smi! !l Co,, 139 l‘lrnAn"gval : 633, $550 buys one of the best lots in Bemis Park. R. Landeryou, #2 Board of Trade, Tel. E RE—MS4 > low rates, W. FARK and l'llYNlot ank bldg. TV.JI ms Thomas, First PRIVATE money. Sherwood, %7 N. Y. Life. W—534 470 6 P. C. monsy. Bemis, Paxton moc'E ¥ e Omal WANTED—RGII estate loans lnd ‘wal R. C. Peters & Co., Bee bld, VIVE per cent loans. olmn Bros., 1604 Farnam. W53 e ——— MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. 2i61. AR Williamson Co., Uaf Netd RE-540 FURNITURE PACKING. Poterson & Lundberg, 115 8. 17th. Tel, L-g¥s. e ——— FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. purposes at la n rlu uu nrn»aln- o- ud and burglar proof vauit, ot- e ‘ouhtst and Axtures. ¥or price and panculurl inquire C. Rosewater, sec- tary the By uumldml Co., mmll Bee formerly oecu« nam st. It has Imumnl'~ FOR_RI ’M by und by The Bee ‘I‘H’fl.l’\fll be rented very r ed t office of I“}::rl'...ll .'lel% .ool'n 10, Bu b\m [. 'l‘—'lh buile ha Ifkso call on retall u-;a for manu- laccuring house; msalary §20, pald weekly; expense money advi anced; previous ex- N e e sh steady job for a one. Asa Bl e, Al;n_p. ‘.h‘ ‘basement, 22x100; 1005 Farnam S BTORY fre BA"¥iret Nat| lank Bdg, Anquire FOR RENT| three upper stories in fours o A N B iy (4 onsee 8101 rererre A ator, Bely., Room 10, Bee bi Wl noon TOSITION §'flelut o . v- ”tl —. M and basemeht N Q .:‘“"m:t.{“ adapted for n llln ow room and worl Illmu- 'llll l ‘L."ér’;.."-“‘ Al ool gon ] AGENTS WANTED. oun. Ilnwhu nuh-lnr i =T u’z't'i wAm'm W '?':_‘“mg. S A BEOD, & froya taflor, LB Potery .d travel salesman for urnlnh}d ‘to B—§83 IGH-GRADE __try ~ ‘theastern Nebr: joH Ty atform Cattle Pump bof"xll:‘: b WANTED-SALESMEN, g WANT! & #alesman traveling in the est and northwest to take as s sid ne seamless cotton sacks. Ads ‘Wagener, Charleston, P T A" S b lfifl‘»—olfl for general housework. “C-T80 cook. Mrs. T, J, K? ers, ave. w Olnlury m l-nuuon’ Bu_r;lu. WANTED-TO RENT. WANTED, board and pleasant furnished or unturnished rooms ior family of thres §rown persons in private tunny or whel there are but few other boarders; vi- cinity of Cl»pl preferred. Answer d' mu, ulormu rooms and nunln‘ pri nt lzr_num-nt FOR SALE-FURNITURE. line ot hard coal sto "d{‘l‘c‘“\) Furniture Co., 410 Dodge stoves now on sale. Saus le, 2209 Bpencer st. OAK sideboard for s goe 8 furnityre, carpets an ting stove, ons Hati for sae ‘in bull“ A prlolu. Address U 3, Bee. drap- N 0422 ¢ FOR BSALE~HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. pbtaifaas =Ais ool st Sty easure vehicles at B N. MONTOR sells pledsure e i ANTED—AR IM (yp(wm.:r-‘ mut‘fl, FOR RENT-HOUSES, HOUSES "8 o st sy mis. | 'flATlON wt mm-. fl“ r‘ u lnM vehicles for ulo H. Frost, 14th and Leaven O shuatis, only Ni and FOR SALE~MISCELLANEOUS. 1119 Farnam. lNDlAN goods and relics: q_‘" IRON & wire tences, Western Anchor Fence c% nn st HOUBSES, Insurance Ringwalt, Barker Blk. HOUSES & ¥ 3:"'&1‘?& 1 o mm.l“ FOR RENT, barn, in We W—c r Potier, Rec., Tlu Omaha Ven Stor. Tels. 15669- ". use, nrodern, nd mmut. W, K. Brown Blk CATALOGUE oes free. Bher- Cfl: & Hchonn.ll bru‘pflcu., Omaha. LI, reral scholarships in a first- '°‘..“m.‘!1 school in Om:’h'., eompriss ing compiete course in pusiness, snort. hand and finuwrluna quire at Bee R SBALE, b\ll!n-A CAD"-I-I uired. '%.w.w. ress J 1, rh JHAND safe cheap. D'l‘llhl. 1119 Farnam. » Qb2 ¥OR RENT, C-mm house, 2563 Woolworth Ave., 80 'per mouth; possession given Oc- mnr Apply A Uhl, care Daily Mllee DM PAYNE-BOBTWICK & CO., cholce houses. W68 New York Life Bidg. 'Phone luls. BEVERAL good houses, o Chris Borer. ‘Ha'nd Soming. rhons s one 2049 D} BILLIARD and pool tables, bought, sold, B xchanged .nd‘“:epund Bur nuum h’::d-u nlal up) ly l(l un ture 5 l-urnoy Bt., O g fl- SALE CHEAP—Doors, 8!1!. h rad! '0. board, casing, corner blocks, NEW 8-room mou}n use. siven; N. fll-llon of 'n-m NEW five-room cottage, modern. 2663, Tmmedtat, Marsh, ‘pho D1 'Phone D683 FOR RENT, 7 room house. 1827 N. 1ath, D685 VE rd - we 'c"; R peveevane sor . Tel. D—-Ms% § M basement near MHth and bagement near mn d an mru’r OAK SLAT CORN CRIB. C'!}INO Long fir timbers, %1 Dougl: d afts n:l d: l‘l in after this date I will n B msible "for any debts cont my wife. 8. CLAIRVOYANTS. e LME! mist. 716 N. 234; 'phone B- uh R, pal CARRIB SMITH, wviumn UEEN of clairvo; ‘y thing told, past, nnnn( an luun Bat- {8faction or No Pay. 835 BLECTRICAL TREATMENT, MONEY LO. WITURN PIANOBELIVE ITOQK. Low nul and easy terms, Try us fine8s confidential, ant t ENIX CREDIT o TIMBER! TIMBER! THE best investment, Large or small tracts. Reference furnished. Write your wa BIMONS & REABONER, Ashland, Ore. RE- M{3-NTx 633 Paxton block. 16th and Farnam sts, X540 MONEY loanded on n.nou . ey Rorses, cows, b .. Hoed, 4.3 LATEST RETURNS 160 Acres Wood Rivér Valley land, _; fenced, 40 acres pasture, 13 acres alfal TO GET zouoru T % goes wnh (nrn‘; it EAS TO PAY or 5 horsea: 1 large burn for 12 horses; lum Best explains our ‘methods. all necessary outbulldings Vel on Ry 39 #old quick. Call on or address rocetpia, eto OF If You have's permanant | 1 lips, Kearney, Neb. position’ we un mnnko {0‘6:‘%‘ ALL about North Dakota and where to bux without -ocumy.oncem ood lands cheap; descriptive folder an ment_to repa; A P h r_acre It h T Phll» RE—803 7 our own r servies l-l qulck lnd d w. nwuy- try 1o please o hhn y‘m borrow you flv- us a call st sent wanted. ‘way, Fargo, RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Unlon Pacific Rallroad company. A MeAliaster, land commissioner. Pacific uarters, Omaha, Neb. 5 Ri--561 free; rellable representatives hiti ne& & Wheelock, 13 Broad- 3 E—881 B. A Unlon A_LARGE and well llllpro\ed farm in Stanton county for rent; 840 acres with $10,000 'orlh o(Plln rovements. RS & CO., Gmund Floor Bee Bullding. 3. B. WALLACE, Taxidermist, 006 8. . FLORISTS, HESS & SWOBODA, 1416 Farnam. —61 L. HENDERSON, florist, 1619 Farnam_ Bt GARBAGE. AH'I'[-I?:‘DPDLY GARBAGE CO., cleans |, removyes d ts, "[lrhl and d_ani; Il at reduced pi N. 16th. Tel. I GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee bldg. Tel. %8, HORSES WINTERED. HORBES wintered. 434 and Center. 'Pel. Black-1123. 845 29x. LAW AND COLLEOTIONS. STILLMAN ¢ ‘ XCH. 1st Nat. Bk. bldg. 885 NEW INOW-CX;U CH CO., ist floor N. Y. Life bldg., attorneys and collectors eve: where. o LAWN MOWER! SHARPENED. P. Meichoir, 13th & Howard. LOCKSMITH, C. R. HEFLIN, 59 N. 16th st. Tel. 2074 M_568 Emm—————— e LOST. WHITE fox_terrler dog, with black mark- ing on head; my name on collar; last seen on lower Dou(l st.; finder wili ve re- warded. N. Dodge, jr., 1614 Farnam, Lo 491 LOST—A small_re ward. 117 8. 30th at. Los'l'—uuno roi' it coker spantel m—du: Pleuo return to H. rnam t—850 7 €] OST—Black silk watch fob with siiv charm; return to Bee office and receive reward. 8x LOST—Gold drl[fln in with pearl setting; Feturn to Bee office for reward. £ Lost 843 8x MUSICAL. THOS. J. KBLLY, volce. Davidge block. ln wh Gachiia, Mo dath, Toy 308 88 IN LOANS TO FHOUSES and lots in all parts of city: also RREXR D, PEOPLE, murebast, toass: hot t - o A Soarding ubes, "Ste. withous e gm {74 Sasiont flt:.r.n:. 40 offices Jn prin- | T - x—“l s.n property and flrln lande, The O. F. wvis Co., Room 508 Bee bldg. Elegant 8-Room Brick lence in West Farnam district, has ce- mlnlafl o-llur porcelsin ).th. insl do ‘wood work is of arter suwed d _curly mupl one door alone in tnlu heuu co-t Owner in California says it Foid ot once—his price #,000, but might take ess. Cloun Co WY Barder FhoR 5o |tk "Mk om er. LISH & Paxt Bl k TO LOAN O ENGLIS! co., xan oc] PlANOI. ncfll\ Place lot; new P h ithic wllk uwor uick ult m o F ife. Tel. 8i& TRACKAGE AND smcx WAREHOUSE. Good sized, well bullt brick warehouse with 128 feet trackage on Mio: Pacific at 47th ond Dodge, admirably adapted for coal or bullding material businc for quick sale/ $1,200; improvements worth more money. Harrison & Morton, 912-913 N. Y. Life. RE—856 MONEY Iouud vn plain n te to salaried conflden! lo'n 3 ton blosk Fae s k. Harton Co. Vlm . it fl‘flnl NG it "oaplaflEe . ess and believe u-thod.l will COUR*EOU! TRIA!F oflo:l are the best ipped ha u-ln-u with mvwv of -ny in the Mt! ln and U, Shethar you horrow of Open lon n. ‘Wednesdays ud lnurdnyl untll 8 ){ ELIABLE CREDIT Rooms 807-38 Paxton block. Raonu mn ln. BUSINESS CHANCES. WHEN you want (n buy, sell or exchan property or business quick, see J. o inson, . ¥. Life. - FOR BALE, to aetive man, Interest tablished busin $5,00 required. right party. EXCHANGES of all kinds; to buy or sell & business of exch: merchandise for & lAn‘ or elty , call or write Bholes FREE homes; send 3-cent stamp for map of Rosebud refiervnnen 5“"]1. full lnfur- mation. D. W. Forbes, nnuleal B R BALE—Very ch G-room house with blrn, all in good ordér; nice garden: 1:&1!‘ 081 Burdette st. R 11623-:;: ofinunlty for | 00 fee. XE Burde e | PLEATING, ACCORDION GOLDMAN, Douglas biock., —&8 onall [ H, | BAGLE Armstrong N, Y. Luc.v;rol. 49. | ACCORDIO! ting, g,,..,“, S:‘lck.t ll’l. L C. Mark, las. ":n'l KRR 7 0 R iR B WANTED, n\lnfnm:ol:"llo Iake Baic-interest e r , 000, Pl Ben a1 DRUG i»mcl: tor BALE TIES, sal On account of l!l"l.ll m’ ‘stock of OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 N, 16th st. soda fountain in tio) the try, at & Natress . '%'fn “c'.‘,"'x?m?"n‘s”n‘..‘m » o - MB21 §x e COSTUMES, Theatrical and masq. Lieben, 1018 Far. —$86 Ermpre————————— CHIROPODISTS. A 23, 1506 Farnam s DR. ROY, rooms 23, Epe—————————EEp—— CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, thrift; Settlements t_opening n, lnvclm xg at r'fluced.%rlm. uy stock In o! -lum -bu 0c B et lble nolll Ol lll du- “E "“""fl" if nld at T Raloon and restaurant . 1's & monay. | ALL kinds of clrxcnur work and ng‘lnn( A“r..” Rigmptly atien to. J. once, but owner 18 leaving oly FOR . in_fertile morthwestern agri- m\nfll:lh ‘n"; lh!l’.fll set and inel- Tstness * pa ving B0 venrly: iR b, ‘Address U 18 Hoe. Y—M86S 1 uipped baarber shop on ELEGAN Roor; “One 'of the finest on the cific oo.-(‘ mmn ‘most_ desirable; everyt up to date. on “Clears big money and t searching (nvestigation. For_full 8, Oaklan v s 1 cmoc:;}" store, well located in east cen- tral CORNICEMAKERS AND TINNERS. BAVAGI., 2% Farnam, furnacé wor ridgeroll gutters, skylights. T DANCING ACADEMY. MR, AND Mrs. Morand's 15th and Harne: adults Tuesday and Friday, eembiles, Wednesday; chil al) a. nd l D. ary priv lessons our Call m \(Ol.ynm 1340, #ka, Invoice about $2.500, o ver per day; lnvugnu- ‘\‘. DETECTIVES. CA}’!‘ . CORHALK. 517 Karbach block. Tel. A2832 —620 DEBOUT Detestive agency, 708 N. Y. Life. Tel, 3540, —9%2 N1$ ! own valuable con- 'lfl'., |;lr(°dll Qltll artner, widow pi 3 bt Monday. PEar" Andersgn, Victorla hotel. Oro: Y —ME96 8x FOR EXCHANGE., DRESSMAKING. KEISTER'S Colle‘e, 1705 Cuming. Sults to order. Night class, Mon. & Thurs. 7 to 9:30. sale ohan fruit ranch nea m:lfinl vAlulbh fim Los Angeles. heap, to close estate. Carl Andomn. Vlclorll hottl Oulhl Nab Z—MST] 8x FOR. SALE—REAL ESTATE. IR o oo sl S Own a farm in South Dakota. The best land for the least money‘ANCHOB LAND COMPANY, W7 N, ¥, L 37.{'., FINE ILILDH:&IDT FOR BALE South front on sun . Just west of 24th it. Lot is on a fine location, E & PANY 101 Farpam St RE--M6T § IN FAMILIES. Miss I!ul’dy. ”MN. 4. 449 16x STANDARD Garment Cutting College, 3231 :L‘fggm_ ¢ en¢ Gutting Cologe; B EXPERT ACOOUNTANT. K RATHBUN, bank. femin " ool to ns okkee 3 Prival ping, —————— FOR SALE-TIMBER LANDS. WE ARE HEADQUARTER! 13 R YEL- LOW PINE in Boft Pltr hvorlb a, 8 GEORG] MME. SMITH, baths, 118 !i."l'g;fi'n'oor v R bk~ PERSONAL. PRI\'ATE Sanitarium for ladies before and n ng confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Ger.ach, Cailfornia_st. Terms nuaubh l’lll VATE o Red g S ""‘;..“.’Efl‘-?.‘-“ e '} tal dus confinement Nrs. G Lake Belt. This timber Pl"l in quality 'I(h the Whl no of "h- consin an: fl Cnu&.u NDI- $2,400—New six-room ousé at 3715 Leaven- wo.;nn noduru ex. r-mm corade lot; car cash, m-ng‘cuy wnenu n 'l‘I eent. BALINE em\nly look firat prize bargains pa ur W locuon nt vall O e hnacn iveraty Flce, Nob, ohnson, RE-Msst OR SALE, fine S-acre tract of lapd nea P?‘lw«noo. mll from Omahs. lu- 8,00 ACRES, -vmp:uu to the n-M W ACRDE;.% he and Hemiock, aver- ok FTED’ PormsT RESERVE joun! N ted LETOVEKY'S ORCHESTRA. Tel. um ZERKOWSKY, violin. R. 10, Wumoll gl‘k, OSTEOPATHY. Johnson Institute, 515 N. Y. Life Bldg. T. The Hunt Infirmary, McCague BIog. T. 2852, Atzen & Farwell, Paxton Blk., 604-7. 'l‘_w D”RACI DEEGAN, 882 N, Y. Life. 1‘01. ..__.___._—.______._. DRS. LAIRD & LAIRD, nxm PATENTS. COWGXLL—-—NO fae unh- 'ml-lul Xll 8. 15th 8t 178 PATENT ues fi Co Omal Tustrated patent book free. Nt u—- M—570 N1bx PAWNBROKERS, B Loan office. Rclhble. neommofin- ing; all business confidential. 1301 Do ! as. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life. ~574 NEB, Business & Shorthand College. Boyd's Theate L4 st b SANITORIUM, OMAHA Florence S8anatorium. ‘Phone Red 28 1 blk. f line. y E5 bath anid massage patiors B ;i’: 29 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, OURED. Julla Vaughn. 430 R‘m‘._]%‘. STORAGE. T A ———— OM. Van 8tor. Co., 1611% Farn. Tels, 1666-862. —578 e TICKET BROKERS, CUT_RATE railroa P. H. Philbin, 166 tickets everywhere. ‘arnam. 'Ph::c %‘ WANTED TO BORRQW, maha rental orty; » ity ample. Address T u’“" (Should be read DAILY @i ch o8 may osour at any time.) Foi for uk indll ber 17, mu. wlll clolo PR() Ulln eloalnl time -lwwn.bxw Mll for ermlny flh‘v t Kronprina, Wit -y per 8. 8 remen). ) jementary malls ot oreln Hhanee nae od: B e closing time shown below (except that ary or Europe and Centra) America, via Colon, closs one b o R one hour later at satiantio Mails, MTUEDAY-—A! 43 a. m. for IRELAND, ria, via Qunmu‘)'n (mail ‘lnl ur » . ll AND, RUGAL HOR anm NDIA nd " M eV lflb} rA mulP;:rl.-h Afldr (ht El‘dl‘i of Ihl luvnl.m.?l lantie med I.r: m steam open ur nuntil within Fen Minutes o the hour ling of steamer. Malls for South Weat 1 SATURDAY—At P 8. 8 Central America, res, Ete s m for BERMUDA L6 2na POSTOFFICE NOTIOE. n‘ll-ln‘n TIMA menta 10:30 m) for F'{)RTUNI« IILAN JAIAK‘A JA\ ANILLA, GEN. GREYTOWN, \llom‘ll (llull for Costa Rica m nl bc dl- fected _per 8. & Valencia™); at 10 a. m fur (‘LBA. Havana; m. (supplementary 11:30 4. m.) lorLlNA(ll'A -ml HAITL, per 8. & Flan- ll ‘l‘l‘ -Ov-rllnc u c- speci Areoned for dispatch P At this ofgs. nlly nmpt " at 130 P m. Bun y- at't'p m. ND—By rail to Nerth 81d- , AN \henes Dby steamer, closes at this at 6:5 5. m. (conneoting mall l’ onday, Wedn"!l! ané BY rall to Bo-lon, and thence lm is office at §:30 K‘QUILON’ DY rlll !e Boston, and t camer, closes at this office dally at IELIEI‘ ;UERTO COR'I’“ and GUATE- Orleans. and 1 (Nnflecllnl ml‘ ol nF 1 to Pvl' Orleans, and amer, closen at this offo exunt Sunday, at § P Lr‘,r.n&i‘l" 4 m. MAIE closes at ¢ p. m. previous Transpacific Mails. HAWAH v\l Ban Francisco, close here ally a¢ 430 p. . up to November §3 elu ve, for des) Mlchlr 8 8. Ammed, HAWAILL JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP- PINE ISLANDS, u. San Francisco, clmso here dayy at P m. up to November #, inciusive, for despatch per & & Afn loa AU ’l‘{tALkA eept West), FLJI ISL- d NEW CALEDONIA, via Van- oounr lnd vmom. B, C., ¢lose here dally at 6:30 up' to Nuvember i1, in- clusive, for tch pe CHINA and JAPAN, vla '.\‘leoml. muo here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to November 10, inciusive, for despatch per s. s. Vi ria. CHANA and JAPAN, via Seattle, glose here here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to November il tnclusive, for despaich per & s. Kaga HAWALL JAPAN, CHINA and PHILI PINE xhumbs vln San Francjsco, clo ly at . up to November , dnclustve, tor de-n-mn per AUSTRALIA ~(exce w.-m. NEW CALEDONLA, FLIL, BA- MOA HAWAIL via San Francisco, close htn dadl; 3 p. vember §14, inclu: for despatch per . at Cunard steamer car- ull for New Zealand t4 Y m. Be thade up and torwanded Wobil ‘he us- rival of the Cunard steamer). : CHINA AND JAl‘AN e Vancouve: u\d Jietorta, B. C., close here dallyiat November, i, inclusive, patel s ‘Empress of China, sllerchlnd for U. 8. postal agency at hanghal cannot be forwarded via Can- oF PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via Bln Fr‘n- cisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. l, InclulW'. for dt'pllc and Drne Tsiands ‘via San Francisco—the t routes. Phil; lypnel clally addressed “via Canada’ la Burope” must, be ruu‘ prepaid at ‘v‘l’: tnn rllu forwarded Transpagific mails of nuln:“l * daily °'r°'1=m ufif{x'-'.'—mm&" overland. transit. ° Mnunlou-nlp.m.nfl- vflgi)r. “7' VAN CO’I'!' Postmaster. Postoffice, . October GOVERNMENT lll'l'lcll. CE CHIEF, ARTERMASTER — OB Fncha, e, Oetober Seated proposals, in u-lpncne, .ub’ecl to_the ususl Eonditiona, will récelve mtil 12 on furnished on application shed on wh "'.n and -p«!&uuent uartermas o' be_marked Teed uBil [ ceived unt it I of macadam roa, 1 for the consf ruc I:m Vot o7 ot ;-ppuc%«‘m‘* United States reserves rigl 0 accel reject any or ail proposals, rt thereof. v m- comslnln‘ vropou l”nul addressed c o ; Nfs Tt A —————————— LEGAL NOTICE. OTICE. Eealed bids will \n received at the offide of Bcercurv of State up untll 12 o'elock Boo! cf Thursday, November 12, 1003, for bel \ng and pullies for use at the penitent. Ary ag per (temised statement found in ot ‘Bacretary of Sta Th rmvu thn i m. lu n oct any Ind lll bids. GEORG! locreury n! B&ll‘d L nnl.lour TIME CARD, WEBSTER DEPOT-15TH & Wnlmi Twin City Fmeu‘rr 8 §:30 am a .loul C"{A‘l Black Hijlls, Deadwood, ot Springs.....a 3:00 pm & 5:00 pm ngmln( Casper and juperior, 0 ne Eator wnd Bow al0:36 am UNION STATION-LOTH AND MARCY. illinois Central. Leave. a 7:36 am Arrive. a 5:10 pm 06 am b10:35 pm 210:3 am Chicago Express.. Chicago, Minneapol 8t. Paul Limited......a 7:50 pm inneapolis & Bt. Puul xpress Chicago Local Chicago Express 288ER e 38 R REEBRELE! v:v---- §33338 Missouri Pacific. it uls Express. o B &R . 2l CUhlcage Great Western Ry, Co, .dllln m? e mpm- . Chicago, M lh'll.li hmo Dl light. e { i €l o Des B . oy ¥ & FER | The Colorado Spec Chicago Lincoin, ?ay.ug, #28 ssse 533 8553 ooz PEEs = - 2 e 3 a10:30 pm BURLINGTON STATION—10th & MASON. Chicago, Bur Chicago Special Chic chgd \'g:ulhul gton & Quiney. Arrive, I'An lnrlllflol & Mis u-tl River. Wi more Beatrice and kA Express Denv'r Limited. Black Hille and Sound Express. .. Co l o r ado Ve Lincoln Fast Mail b ¥Fort Crook and Platts- mouth . b Bellevue & Bellevue & Pacifio Je Dail, b Daily exce ) t Sunday. Y Daily except aturday. e Daily except Monday. s City, St. Joweph & Counmell Kangas Cit St Louls Iyer. Kansas City llhl BEx..al Business Conditions Stringency in East, Raflroad Man. Willlam Sproule, freight traffic manager of the Southern Pacific, passed through the oity this morning enroute to his home in 8an Francisco. He has been in Chicago for the past five weeks attending to rou- tine business. Mr. Sproule sald: “1 expect to meet John C. Stubbs, gen- eral trafic director of the Harriman lines, and his party, which is on its way home from the recent conference at Salt Lake City, & short distance west of Omaha, and will return with them, leaving for my home as soon as I can make connections. “While business men in the east are complnlnln( about thy trade conditions and poor markets, we people out along the coast ate booming. There is much bullding and shipping is very heavy. The freight conditfons are somewhit congested, but not to the great cxtent reported. « The congestion on the northwestern lines of our system has been partially solved by establishing a prohibitory rate on lumber shipments from points on the Oregon co to San Francisco. This has cut down the amount of traffic and.it is probable that considerable shipping will now be done by water. The new rate went into effect No- vember 1, and the advance is from $ to $1.60 per ton from all mills on the coast or on rivers that are accessible to the coast. In reality this is a prohibitory rate, but it will not affect the mills in the interior, which still will be allowed to ship at the old rate of $3.10 per ten. HITCHCOCK OF_F_TO‘ CONGRESS New Representative and Family Leave for W ston, to Res turn in Spring. Representative Gilbert M. Hitcheock left Omaha Thursday night for Washington to be present at the opening of the special session of congress Monday. He was ac- companied by Mrs, Hitchcock, Miss Hitch- cock and the younger daughter, Ruth. They will remain at the natiomal capital until congress adjourns next spring and have rented their Omaha house to a phrty of bachelors. In Washington they have taken apartments at the Harland, at Con- necticut and California avenues, Becretary Bennewitz will start for the east tonight. —— Figuring on Flaus, Contractors of the Bullders' exchange are busy fguring on the plana o aster’s warehouse Which is to be bullt on (,ovemmen! ground near Twentleth and the nion Paciflc tracks. It is understood that the appropriation $75,¢ and the contract is in by Novembér , with and will T a r‘u ind lDw feet. ;l‘h; }flnnfl‘a}mk requt b l amount of pliing. ‘orl robab! 'III nM be begun before spring. 2 .13 During Noyember, A handsome water color photograph of yourself included free with each order of § or over. Omal best water color artist does the work, Insuring the quality being the best. Stonecypher, photographer, 1312 Farnam street, SEASONABLE FASHIONS 4867 Gizl ADress, § 40 12 yeu. GIr's Dress 4367—Frocks made with skirts shirred to give a BIp yoke effect are ex- coedingly becoming to little girls and are in the helght of present styles. This one combines with that feature a ofroular bertha that droops well over the shoulders and is adapted to & varlety of materials. As shown, howe it is made of & wool novelty materisl, in shades of brown and tan with threads of red, and in trimmed with fancy braid and brown yulve: cclias and cuffs. The design is eminently simple and childlike at the same tirae that it in tasteful and stylish. If a more alaborate effect is desired the yoke can be made of contrasting material and the bertha either matehing it or the frock. The dress consists of the walst and skirt. The walst is made over a fitted lining, that is faced to form the yoke, and is gathered at both upper and lowper edges. The bertha is circular and serves to outline the yoke. The sleeves are full, wider at the wrists, marrower at the shoulders and the nmeck is finished with a standing col- lar. The skirt is straight, gathered to form shirrings at its upper edge, and is arranged over & lining yoke that serves to keep the shirrings in place. The quantity of material required for the medium sise (10 years) is 4 yards, &7 or 3% yards, # inches wide with % yard of velvet and 5% yards of fancy brald to trim as illustrated. The pattern 4567 is cut n sizes for giris of 6, 8 10 and 12 years of age. For the sccommodation of The Bes readers these patterns, which usually retall at from % to 6 cents, will be furnishied at & nominal price, 10 cents, which covers al