Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 11, 1903, Page 9

NOTICES SPECIAL wntil 12 m. until 5130 day edition, nesting a nmum- can have answers ad- musred letier 1n eare The Wee. Answer s 50 addresved will be deiivered on jresentat of the eheck only. MISCELLANKOUS, Glatest Btyles 6x9 PHO1 OGRAPHS v Bivies 2 Price s pei uve. Luvice of 4 aiyles o1 g mounting, special for holaay omiy 1o 1ot PrOGTOK, 616 South l6th St. preT, AL For a limited time we will fit YOU WILh & gudiniced U BEECIACLES FUR 3100 Lon vmise uns ciance. U. 8. OPLICJANS, 16T BT, M216 PERFIELD'S Cut-Price Plano Co. Bee Hidg., Koom i, Tel. 7 Weber, sory & Clark, Ludwig )sm.or. {—21l “lucky nugber’” in our win- ihen come and get your shoes— ONIMOD. Regent Shoe Co., 2 8. Joth. R340, EXPRESSMAN'S Deltvery Co., moving and storage, 4 N. 16th, ‘Tel. 119, R—M248 SIONEY loaned on all valuables, 418 WANTED=MALE HELP, LYMAN J. GAGE, ina recent address said: THI BCele UEAIG e WY Carfies me back very viviaiy to a period of about thirty-e)gnt yea:s ago, when 1 myselt, 10 a BUBINESS COLLEA R, sat ut one of those Gesks and obtained very usetul Insiruction in afl the torms of business, such as, 1 suppose, with mdny Improvements, you uow study and pursue. ““I'hat arill, that information, that educa- ton I ook back upon and count as of the &reatest practical value of any 1-ave ever received.” ' BOYLES COLLEGE. UNC Y Ll BLDG, OMadA. the Leading Business ‘Training In- sutute, ~Apply for Catalogue. its GOOD ‘Mmessengers wanted; first-ciass pay. A. D. T, Co., i B, Wtn, Bags WANTED, foi U. 8. army, lble-‘boldha—,;nn- mel ween ages of i and ¥, cltisens of Uhited Ktutes, of g00d charat: ter and temperate babits, who can speak, read and write kingush. For informaon pply to recruiung othicer, 16th and Dodge Omaha, and Grand Island, Neb. B-M154 00d o w, 5, tWO agents at onc ary; eity’ work. C: Yy 1019 Adams B, Peters, to rigot all fireund sallor. J. c%n.. . Fare furnished party. " 7 Bl T e e et WANTED—Men to learn wbuhor s!{# P ! rtunity. Barber l’?;oll-n, = od nvestigate MUQIID or l:v.r e, oler ouglas st "B Migs 13x EMPLOYMENT ‘Wtenographers i, 1294 or call at office, ‘arnam man to good corner ilth 'y ; Telegraph 1. Q. 1 ibery, ta, D, bright youn willing lcal krinding. Th o1d T, Tt Faram g, The "M 'WANTED, an experienced engineer, = ex- perfenced In handling electrical machinery and I\:tl know something of electrictty {7 Eaml st s, pemat lart abou. 2,600, short distance from' Omaha. Addr U 87, Bee. .!'e s B—225 10 e — 5 lmvvl: lx[(l:nn C?‘NPETEN’R MEN 0 as Manage: ccountants, Adunm:“- n, Balesmen ~and * Book- Keepers. Also Technical and Executive Men, bigh grade exclustvely. We have offices in twelve citles. . Write (or plan and bopklet. HAPGOODS (ncorporated) Chicago. Suite 629, Monadnock Building, ‘WANTED-Boy about 17 or 18 years old to learn trade; must come well recom- mended, The J. P. Cooke Co., 1112 Far- nam street. B-M43 1} WERKENC salesman, hysicl ot prlctleln?h bell to doctors; aleo one for central Nebraska; established trade; rmanent; remunerafive. P, O. Philaderpiia: B WANTED-—Plano player; one who reads musie; none other need apply. 116 8. 9th street. B M 175 e — WANTED-FEMALE HELP, 100 girla, Call Canadlan offioe, 16th & Dodge. C—i WANTED—A good cook. Mrs. T. J. Rog- ‘ara, 13 Fark ave. [ LADIES E 8 A DAY. We want active Indy workers everywhere to take orders for our fine made-to-oider skirts and corsots. Write today for full Oculars. American Bkirt and Corset ‘0., Ltd, $ Woodward . ave. Detroit, Ich, C—M356 14x s i ey ; — WANTEW-Ladie ta learn hair dressing, maniouring and faclal _ massage Thoroughly practical course. Free work, careful instructions. Can earn someé wuges: from atart. Call Moler College, 1302 Douglas at. C—M93§ 13x WANTED—A cook. Mrs. B. Foy, Stanton, Te. CLM 16 WANTED—A competent girl housework. Mrs. W. F. B st st C—26 11 WANTED, & reche; wages §15 & month and board. 19th and Harney: ; o1 x for general aney, 1.4 8 EXPERIENCED girl for general house: r hundred writing short let- ra: 3 Beponit, o ou mm.i“ tamped &vtlotfi partculars. adi pl; 'O, DU, A, ndlanapolls, Ind. C— M3 x -— FOR RENT—HOUSES. HOUSES % ji it er e gy & HOUBES, {nsurance. Ringwait, Barker Bik. Dl - e e o D—ww TQ MOVE t Omaha Van Btorage Co.. ¢ fim or Tfim ot eity. The Bidg. FOR RENT, ten-room house, modern, and barf, ffw‘ l‘un.? m-ulcv_a“»{'".i.,uf Potter, Rec., No. %8 Brown. Blk. D01 A Woolworth u el U el DMt FOR RENT, 6-room house, %63 Ave. §20 per month; ews office, PAYNE-B CK & ©O.. choice house 14 New. York Lite Bidg. Fhone i D02 BEVERAL good houses, $10 to #18. G Bovor 1o 'and Caming. P rouitton Chrls B s D—-M110 WEW ‘Eyoom adera bgiee immeai jt oo wiven, 3. N Sarsh. " phune + HiRl’ V8 Boatd OF Trage. BT OR RENT, 7 room house. 1827 N. 1th, D68 FOR RENT-HOUSES, CITY SAVINGS BANK Employs two expert stenographers, Nov. §, from the Omaha Commerclal College, both of which are writers of Mosher Shogthand, One was in school four months, thé other #ix. ‘Both get splendid ealaries. 'Verily the writers of Mosher Shorthand are the firat to be rewarded. Send for particulars of the system. Address, ROHRBOUGH BROS.,, 17th and Douglas Sts., Omaha, Neb. Tel. 1289 FOR RENT, 7-room house, city water, gas, furnace, all modern, on Fark ave, $36 | 4-rgom house, city witer, 314 sasin st C."M. Bachmann, 6-#1 kgxton Bloc Rpxton Sl kis #“ROOM HOUSE, strictly _modern. 260 Manderson st. Inquire Seabrooke, 438 No. 16th St DoM217 18% FOR RENT—Seven-room cotta large yard, in good condition. Wm. K. Po: er, rec., 308 Brown block. D-Mil ! 'GOOD 6-room modern house, furnished, $% per_month; #6) Farnam si. Harrison & Morton, 91313 N. Y. Life. Tel 314. D220 15 house on Geur[gln ave- BELEGANT 8-room nue; near perk. 1509 8. 28th. & UNFURNISHED rogms, bath, nace, lawn. 2711 N. 22d 'st. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, LARGE, LIGHT, AIRY ROOMS. $12.60 and up per month. Toe and up a day. AT THE DELLONE, L st and Capiwl uve. Steam heated; electric lighted; private and general baths; all convenfences; frst- Class service. Kat where you please. ROOM AT THE DELLONE. L—M128 Novaox DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. pean hote O. M. E. hauls trunks, Telephone 6. B 'OR RENT, 1 or or ensuite; private tamily. NICELY furnished rooms. Inquire Omaha Steam Laundry, 1760 Leavenworth. 'Phone A-1788, 007 N urnished room rivate family house new and modern. Jones Bt. E—M0 DESIRABLE rooms at The Farnam, 19th and Farnam sts. E-Sa504 ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicago. e NICELY furnished room and mudern; gentleme: ebster o everythiog new preferred. 1616 E—M37 337 TRAL, steam heat, all_modern; 2 ele- santly firnished rooms. 20 N. 24 FRONT room for two; modern. 218 N 17th. M2 B OMAITA DAILY Bin WEDNEEDAYT, NOVEYWTLR 1%, *003 FOR SALE~MISCELLANEOUS, FOR SALE<REAL ESTATE, FOR SALE, Knabe concert grand plano: condition ‘good. Address Lock Box s, Glitner, Neb. 106 HARD COAL base burner, good_condition, Very cheap. 31 N. 37th st Q29 10x TWO fine depot wagons, 3 rockawave, 1 coupe, 2 traps, 1 wagonetts, 2 'drays. Drummond Carriage Co., 1Sth and Har. ney. e ————— CLAIRVOYANTS., GYLMER, palmist. 715 N. 23d; 'phone B- | o [ MRS, CARRIE SMITH, SOVEREIGN LADY QUEEN of clalfvoyants; every- thing told, past, present and future. Sat. isfaction or no pay. 807 N, 18th. 8 -$M ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor, 2. T MS51 Déx R ——— R PERSONAL, WE RENT sewing ‘muchines at Tc Wweek, §: per munth; we repair and sell parts for every machine manufaeture second-hand machines from 1 (o §1u. Neb. Cycle Co., 16th and Harney. 5 VIAVI' way to health. 46 Bee building, Omaha. 528 PRIVATE Sanitarium for iAdies before and during confinement. Dr, and Mra. Gersch, N Caiifornia st. Terms rn“"BLP‘—EG.fi pital during confinemen opted. Mrs. Gardels, 2234 Lak U528 Plating Co. will soon move to larger quarters at 1508 Harney st. T—Mio PRIVATE home during confinement; bab adop.ed. The Good Simacitan Sanitar,um, 725 16t ave., Councll Blufte, T U 04" PRIVATE hospital before and during con- finement, "Mrs. L. Fisher, 1501 Vinton. Tel. 1889, MAGNET PILE KILLER. IT CURES, At druggists, $1. U581 DR. PRIES treats successfully and Irregularities of women cause; experienced Dodge st “Arlingion bioc Iy all diseases trom any reliable. Ariingion block, Omay. A R U583 COSTUMES for rent. 3318 §. 20th. Sack. U—~M#9 Dec A_NICE, healthy baby boy and girl for h Bt., Omuhl:. Neb. edoption at 2319 8. 1. U—_MI192 12x e MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. RONT room and board. 626 8. 19th st. FRONT room and bo Jon et ROOMS with board; modern, steam_heat; also table board. The Dresher, 602 8. 16th. F-Mza1 D10 RN FARM and_city Joans, low rates. W, I, Thomas, First Nat'l Bank m.?"a;n. e 5 FOR BALE-OR TRADE FOR SMAL PROPERTY~8-foom modery house &plendid_barn, lot 42x108. Apply owner, 14 N, 2th s B-M724 14 W. Farnam Smith & Co. An excelient 9-room modern house, barn, large vard, fine shade tree ibbery, on Ohio st.. near boulevard, Tt you want this at E-,zh, you wlil have to secure it this wee Look at 2834 Caldwell st., 7 rooms, gas and pater. fing, large yard, shade, paving all pald. Must be sold. Price, $1,750. In the West Farnam jocation, § fooms, new, excellent _construction and built for o home. Price, #4,70. A good lot closer in might be accepted in trade. No poor stuff, WALLACE'S SUBDIVISION The newest addition on ‘ghn market, ONLY SEVEN LOTS. But every one a bargain, Facing 2ith ‘ave., between Grant and Lake, across street from Moore's sub., which popular lots are about all s0ld, good nelghborhood, car, sewer, water, gas; only $300 $300 each;, 3400 for corner—two sold. Get terms at once, WALLACE, BROWN BLOCK. RE-22 1 W. Farnam Smith & Co. An excellent §-room modern house, barn, large yard, fine shade trees, shrubbery, on Ohfo st., near boulevard. If you want this at $3,%0, you will have to secure it this week. Look at 2634 Caldwell st., 7 rooms, gas and water, fine, large yard, shade, paving all pald. ‘Must be sold. Price, $1,760. In the West Farnam location, & rooms, new, excellent construction and bullt for & home. Price, $4760. A good lot closer In might be accepled in trade. No poor stu $300 $300 $750.00 Buys a fine 50-foot 1ot on 40th Street South of Farnarn, $750.00. THE BYRON REED CO. RE—M242 12 FIVE-ROOM cottage and east front loi nice fence and lawn; barn and henner; Ambler Place, west of Hanscom Park; price, $,000. F. D. Wead, 1624 Douglas street. RE—M236 18 MUST BE BOLD AT ONCE-ON EASY TERMS, A NEW, MODERN 5-ROOM HOUSE, EAST FRONT; FULL LOT, ON GRADE. PHONE D 26%. RE—-M245 12 PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 87 N.Y. Life. W584 4 T0 5 P. C. money. Bemis, Paxton block, W637 ALL ebout North Dakota and where to buy ood lands cheap; doscriptive folder and ist sent free; reliabie representatives wanted. Waltney & Wheelock, 13 Broad- way, Fargo, N. D, RE—981 FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS., PRIVATE money. F. D, Wead, 1620 1%177‘:!»". IRA . 284 Farnam. DESIRABLE ROOM » (';":um 1 PR TR A~ X . FURNITURE PACKING. Peterson & Lundberg, 116 8. 17th, Te 2358, [—610 FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT-Bull suitable for whol sale purposes at arnam, 22x90, four stories and first-class cemented basement levator, fire and burglar Proof vault, o fice ‘counter. and fixtures. For price’and articulars tnquire C. C, Ros Fetary the Bee Building Co. room 106, Heo buliding. ] NP+~The building formerly oeccu- 'o«fd‘\;‘,'m- Bee at 416 Furnam st 1¢ b our stories and a basement, Which was ormerly used by The Bee 'press room, %is wiil bo rented very. reasonably. 1f interested apply at office of C.-C. Rose- water, secretary, room 100, Bes biolding. RENT, three upper stories in four- ey Bulding at S8 Farnam two stories 1f preferred. Address C. C. Rose- water, Sec'y., Room 0, Bee bidg. oy —p FOR RENT, storeroom and basement in good location, particularly adapted for plumber show room and work room or manufacturer with similar reguirements wer furnished if required. R. C. Peters B "Co., ‘Fental agents, ground figor Bee bullding. 1M 3-8TORY and } st. Inquire &4 First ement, 22x100; 1006 Farnam ‘Nat'l Bank Blag AGENTS WANTED, WANTED—Canvassin ents in -~ every county to solicit sul ription: to T AWENTIRTH ~ CENTURY — FAM, Steady employment with assured good in- come. Agents in the country with horse and buggy especially desired. Canvasse make casily 30 to $100_per month. Ad- dress Century Farmer Solicitors’ Bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha. J—-03 WANTED—City loans and was 3 Farnam Smith & Co., 180 Farnam st, W53 loans d wi 3 Bee bldg, Wbl cent 16ans. Garvin Bros., 160f Wsi8 WANTED—Real ostate, R. C. Peters & Co, FIVE per Farnam. MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, SALARIES jwic, - O A . Jusiness conutn(h’l.‘. = SRR Ao ~and i FURNITU. -y 633 Paxton blogk. . 161 z a - ‘arnam- ste, ] MONEY loanded plnno-b.lurll\n" elry, horses, cows, eic.. . . Reed, 436 815 X043 {}u St expiains our méthods. loan on furniture, pi Yeceipts, etc. Or if you ha position’ we ‘can_make you SALARY LOAN Without security, except your own ment to repay. 'Our servics is quick and confidentlal and we always try to please. All that we ask {s that you give us & call before you borrow elsewhere. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 19 d of Trade Bldg, Tel. 2295., (Established 1592). 306 8. 16th St. agree- LARGEST BUSINESS IN LUANS TO BALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, leam- sters, boarding hol ete.. without se- curity. easiest ter) 40 offices in Pl‘l . clrll cities. Tolman, 40 Board of T Rldg. X841 | MONEY loaned on plain_note to salaried | E’C‘O le; business confidential; lowest rate: axton block. The J. A. Hutton Co. < X612 CHATTEL salar; Loan Co., R and jewelry loans, Foley ., Barker Biock. wE P'A’v . wu‘:;k and cxpensce to men with rf to introduce poultry compound; Yoars' contract. imperial Mg, Co» arsons, Kan. WANTED — Fleld superintendent; _wide- awake man; no selling; es shed busi- ness; position &-rm-nenL Luke Bros, Co., International Nurseries, Chicago, IIl. J—M241 11x W————e——y FOR SALE—FURNITURE. FULL line of hard coal stoyes now on sale. Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge st, OAK sideboard for sale, 200 Spenger st. 603 FOR SALE—Contents of elght-room house, ves, urpets furnliure! viano, dia ete.; wi sell very cheap. P o208 your furniture and carpets ¥s the highest cuash N—M213 'SECOND-HAND second-rate hotel furnisl ngs wanted. Address G. R. Viocent, Emerson, 1a. N-ME 11x A e L FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, K1 MONROE sells pleasure vebloles at 811 N. lita st. P63 NEW and 20 hand velicles for sale; re- pairs, H. Frosi, Mib and Leaveuworth. Posd e —————— —— — ——————— '} FOR SALE~MISCELLANEOU INDIAN goods and rel 119 Farnam, Q-oli IRON & wire fences, tree guards, trellises, Weetérn Anchor Fence Co., 16 N. Litn st 2 Q- CATALOGUE cut_drug prices free, Sher- man & Mcconnell Drug Co. Omahs. . ) FOR SALE, several scholarships in & fin Glass standard school in Omana, compr ing compiete course in business, SA0l hand and typewrlting. lnquire at Bee offic e 3 Q FOR BALE, coal business. Capital r ot Address J 2, Bee. iy IDHAND safe cheap. Derigbt, 119 Farnam, Q- BILLIARD and pool tablés, bought, sold, B naed "ana repaired:” Bef fxiis g8, 00 Smit, The Jimoes Bar Fixture an 3 » £ l Hasney 8t Omaha, Neb.” &2 3 FOR SALE CHEAP—Doors, 2x4s, lath, radi- bascboard, casing, corner blocks, linths, marble tile, Window screens’ indling, hydraulic ' elevator. C. W, Partridge, Barker Hotel, Omaha. Q—86—11x. CHEAPEST OAK SLAT CORN CRIB- BING. Long fir umbers. i Douglas ators, i ORI, Bl Tl it 5 ‘o adiia i4 MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, LIVE STOCK, SALARIES, BTC. IT COSTS YOU NOTHING to call and be convinced that our rates are the cheapest in Omaha. We want your business and believe an in- vestigation of our methods will get ft— even if at the present you are dealin ¢lsewhere. KIND, COURTEOUS TREAT- MENT to all, Our offices are the best equipped to handle your business with privacy of any in the city. Come in and see us, whether you borrow or not. Opor:"l‘and- m.' ‘Wednesdays and Saturdays un! . m. ELIABLE CREDIT cO. Rooms 307-#8 Paxton block. Rooms, 0. EY P BUSINE! CHANCES, WHEN you ant to buy. sell or exchan Gny property or business quick, see J; Sohnkon, S N. ¥. Lite ¥b4 FOR SALE, to active m tablished business; pe n-fs:‘ 35,000 required. Excellent right party. Address T #, ortunity for Y—416 RANCH and farm iands for sale b{} the Unlon Pacific Railroad company. B. A. McAllaster, land commissioner, Union Pucific headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE—651 $2,400-New six-room’ Nouse at 5715 Leaven- worth; modern except furnace; corner lot; 70 feet front; car. lino passes door; H0 ; Dalinge easy pYments at ¢ per cent. lephone 778, E—860 WHY LET YOUR ROOM STAY VACANT? Every Day is a Loss of Meney When a Little Want-Ad. Will Rent It. FOR RENT—FARMS, A_LARGE and well improved farm In Stanton ccunty for rent; 640 acres with $10,00 worth of improvements. R. C. PETER Ground ¥ GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., clea spocls and vaults, removes garbage nd dead animals at reduced prices. 621 N_16th._Tel. 177 a== GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee bldg. Tel. 2 554 HORSES WINTERED. HORSES wintered, 434 and Center, Tel Hlagk 1123 — 84 20x AW AND COLL TONS, EW SNOW-CHURCH CO., Ist floor N, Y. Life bldg., attorneys and collectors eves where it LAWN MOWERS, SHARPENED. P. Melcholr, 15th & Howard. ~561 —_— LOST, LOST—8aturday p. m. on_ 8| car or on Spencer st money; return to Be . Reward. Lost—208 10x LOST—Saturday p. m., fur collar, Return to Sherman & McConnell's and get re- n STOLE 3 . mire, one white hind foot, also buggy and harness: about 7 a m, Nov. 6. Return T. H. Dewey, %18 Washington. Lost—232 10x LOCKSMITH, C.R. HEFLIN, %9 N. 16th st. Tel. 374, M558 MEDICAL - —- WITHOUT PAIN By W. C. Maxwell, M. D, Graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical Col- lege of New York Cit: 524-6 Bee Bullding, Omaba, Neb. Private Reception Room for_Ladies. MUSICAL, THOS. 9. KELLY, voloo. Davidge block, Z36 LETOVSKY'S ORCHESTRA. Tel. L-205 OSTEOPATHY, ohnson Institute, 616 N. Y. Life Bldg, T, 106 —561 HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; alsp acre property and farm lands. The O. F. Davis Co., Room 608 Bee blag. RE—350 3. SALINE county tgok first prize at Ne- Braska's ‘fair;. batgmins in Jarme: % fo 70 per acre; 4 section, of valloy el AWEOn county very cheap at G, Johnson, ,fl—-———z————-—%.gu———-fi._._ FOR SAL 1w frult farm = % nr-ld.nwvdvn. F)bnfl; wnlerdfr-r;g oun; crange and bapani and good house. foRsp gty and gond holse, Address RE-19% °hs Williamson Co., 5,5 N ) . 15t RE—649 e — FOR IALMI_IBIR LANDS. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR YEL- LOW PINE in the Soft Yellow Pine Belt. This timber.compares favorably i quality with the White Pine of Wis- consin and Michigan. * Can all be logged with big wheels. No fire risk. Complete and reliable information. ~Perfect title. {LANDS WE CONTROL AND CAN DE- LIVER—2,000 ACRES, average 2,000,000 to ihe quarter section, price §7.60 per A. 10,000 ACRES, average 2,000,000 to the quar- ter gection, price §6.00 per A. 8,000 ACRES, average ,000 to the quarter ~ecuun.£ 6,00 per A. 8,000 ACRES, average 2,600,000 to the quarter section, price $9.00 per A. 14,%0 ACRES, Spruce and Hemlock, aver- " ,600,000 to the quarter section, price A CERTIFED FOREST RESERVE SciIp in large and small amounts at the market yprice.” Reference furnished. Correspond- “nce solicited. - Adress . AMERICAN TIMBER CO., E. M. Runyan, Mgr., Marquam Bldg., Port- jand, Ore. M308 novisx ACCORDION PPREATING GOLDMAN, 200 Douglas_ block. ACCORDION _pleating, cheapest, best, ulckest. . Mre. A, €. Mark Tith snd —MT45 OSTUMES, Theatrical and masa. Liebon, CHIROPODIST! DK. ROY, rooms 2-3, 1605 Farnam st. —568 STt CARPENTERS AND JOINER ALL kinds of cai T W, airing E: 28 of all kinds T well of exchange merchandise for a land ar city property. call or write Sholes- Armstrong Co., 121-2 . Tel. 45, » Y—Mi% in fertile northwestern agri- cultural county, abstract set and -inei- denteal Dbusine. paying #4000 arl, price $5,000. Address U'1§ Bee, Y—M86S 1 ELEGANTLY equipped baarber shop on ound floor; enc of the finest on the acific coast; location most desirable; latial baths: everything up to date. his proposition clears big money and will bear most searching investigation. Yor full particulars address P O. Box 65, Oakland, Cal Y —MB67 16x FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. FULL east front Hanscom Place lot; new asphalt pavement, slagolithic walk, sewer. All these specials paid for; $1,600, for quick sale. Harrison & Morton, 912 N. Y. Life. Tel. 814. RE—800 E homes; send 2-cent stamp for m of Rosebud reservation, giving full Jnfor mation. D. W. Forbes, Bonesteel, 8. D. ARE-M{ TRACKAGE AND BRICK WAREHOUSE. Good sized, well built brick warehouse with 128 feet trackage on Mo. Pacific at {7th #0d Dodge, admirably adapted for small coal or bullding material business; for quick sale, $.200; improvements worth more money. Harrison & Morton, 912-513 HE—86 enter work and re "rompll attended to. J. T. Ochlltree, fith and Lake st 510 T CORNICEMAKERS AND TINNERS. BAVAGE, %2 Farnam, furnace work cor- rices, ridgeroll gutters, skylights ‘;rg an. DANCING ACADEMY. MR, AND Mrs. Morand’s 15th and Harney, adults Tuesday and Friday, § p. m.; as- semblies, Wednesday; childfen, Baturday, 10 o m. and 3 p. all darices taugnt rapldly; private lessons our - speclalty, dally. € or. telephone 1041 MS29 D4 ikt M D DRESSMAKING. KEISTER'S College, 1706 Cuming. order. Night cla Mon. & Thurs. 7 to $:30. 59 IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 38 N. 2. ~M#9 16x BTANDARD Garment Cutting College, 231 Farnam —~ M55 N.§ CAPT. T. CORMACK, 617 Karbach bloe Tel. Azms2 .~ DEBOUT Detective agency, Y. Lite. Tel X b ~952 N1§ EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. G. R. RATHBUN, room 1, Coml Natl bank. Private lessons in bflulkel_‘lflfll, ste. i o cen Bl FLORISTS, Good 4 room house and lot, city water. For quick sale. Cash $275, 0. C. Olsen, 1704 Farnam St. RE-24 13 HESS & SWOBODA, 105 Farnam. 73 L HENDERSON, forist, 1613 Faruam, 8¢ e ——— FUR DRESSING, 7 B WALLACE, Texidermist, & 8 gfl AIRD & LAIRD, 76 Karbach Bik. M-107 N20x PAWNBROKERS, EAGLE Loan cffice. Rellable, agcommodat- ing; all business confidential. 130! Douslnu. PATENTS, H, J. COWGILL—No fee unless_successful, 318 8. 16th St., Omaha. Tel. 1798 = —565 PATENTS—Sues & Co., Omaha, eb. 11+ iustrated patent book free, el. 1623, r}‘-m Nidx SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN SANT'S school. - NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Bo; Theater. Phone Red L W, phone, 1192, City bath’and massage pariors, 2121 Laka. 688 N2 Ramge Bldg. ~576 —_—_— STORAGE, OM. Van Stor. Co? 1611% Farn, Tels. 100-8i2. TICKET BROKERS, CUT__RATE rafiroad tickels everywhere, P. H. Philbin, 1606 Farnam, 'th’:e_T;u 71 L s LA WANTED TO BORKROW WANTED—To horrow 3500 o $1,000 at cent on good Bouth Omah érty; security ample. 7 per rfental prop- Address T 2. Los, A-363 POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (Bhould be read DAILY by all interested, 8 changes may occur ai any time.) o1eign mails for the week ending No: ber 14, 1903, will close (PROMPTLY in al cuses) at the General Postoffice as follow: PARCELS-POBT MAILS close one hour earlier than closing time shown below, Parcels.Post Malls for Germanuy close at 6 p. m. Wednesday. Regular and supplementary mails closa at Foreign Statipn hulf hour later. than closing time shown below (except. that Sup- plemenrary Mails for Burope and Centrai America, via Colon, close one hour later at Foreign Station.) Tr ntic Mails, At 7:30 . m. for NETHER- LANDB direct, per s. s. Rotterdam (mail must be direcled “‘per 8. 5. Rotterdam'’); 1 8:30 a. m. (supplementary 10 &. m ) for EUROPE, ‘per 8. 5. Majestic, via Queens- town; at 11 &. m. for DENMARK direct, per s Helilg Olav (mail must be di- ected “per s. 8. Hellig Olav’”) THURSDAY—At 7 a. m. for FRANCE, per 8. 8 La Gascogne, via Havre (mall for other parts of Kurope must be directed “per s. s La Gascogne"); at 7:3) a. m (supplementary 9 a. m.) 'for EUROPE, s & Deutchland, via Plymouth, Cher- rg and Hamburg: at 6:30 p. m. for ALOT{!‘.H ISLANDS, & Hentnsular, m. for BEUROPE, per via Southampton (mall for Ireland and' letter mall for Liverpool must be directed “‘per s. s St Louls"); @t 8:30 a. m. (supplementary 10 a. m.) for EUROFPE, per s. 8. Camp nt. via Queens- town; at §:30 a. m. for BELGIUM per 8 & Vaderiand (mail must rected “per v. s Vaderland”): at 13:30 P m. for BCOTLAND direct. ‘per &, 8. “olumbla (mail must be directed Yper 5. Columbia’). & s 8t Louls, direct, be ai- After the closing of the Supplemientar: Transatlantin Mails named above, addi tional Buoniemeniary Mo re opened on the lere o' e Amerh Ei French and German steamers and rewaln open until within Ten Minutes of the hour of salling of steamer. Malls for South aud West Indres, Ete THURSDAY-—-At 8 a. m. for BARBADOS und BRAZIL, per . 5. Caprl, via Maceio, Rio Janciro and Santos ( | for North- ern Brazll, Argentine, Urug y and Pera- must be directed “‘per 8. 5. Capi a m for CUBA. per #. s Oriza (mall for Mexico, via Progress, Campeche and Vera Cruz must be dliected “per s s. Orizaba™); at 12 m. (supplementary 12:% p. m. for BAHAMAS, per s 8 Nlagara imall for Mexico, via Tampico, musi be irected “per s. 8. Niugara" ). FRIDAY=At 6:3 p. . for BERMUDA, pei {l d‘é’mflflf g‘: m. (supplementary ral America, POSTOFFICE NOTICR, 9:30 a UTO RICO, CURACAO and v LA, per s & Caracas (mall for Savaniila end Cartagena must De directed “per s, 8. Caracas ); At 0 8.m. TINF URUGQUAY and {, per & s._Casilda; 9:30 supplementary 10:3 a. m.) for FOR- ISLAND, JAMAICA, SAVANILLA ARTAGENA, per s s Altal (mail for Costa Rica must be directed ‘per & A Altal”); at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per s. s, Morro Castle, via Havana; at 10 a. m. for GRENADA, 'TRINIDAD 'and CIUDAD BOLIVAR, per s. s, Maracas; at 10:30 a.m. (supplementary 11:30 a, m.) for INAGUA, HAITI and SANTA MARTA, per . s Athos; at 12:30 p. m. for CUBA, per s. & Olinda, via Havana. Malls Forwarded Overlan cept Transpacifie, ia_Florida, closes at this office daily, except Thursday, at §6:90 a. m. the ‘ connecting malis close here on Vednesdsss and Saturdays via Tampa, and un sMonda via Miami), MEXICO CITY=Overland, unless specally addressed for dispatch by steamer, closes ut this offos daily, except Sunday, at 1:30 p. m. )1:30 p. 'm. Sundays at'1 p. m. and W p. m. NEWFOUNDLAND—By rail to North 81d- na‘. and thence by stéamer, closes at this office dally at 6:3 j. m. (connecting mails close here every Monday, Wednesduy anc Baturday.) JAMAICA-By rall to Boston, and the; by steamer, closes at this office at §o M eteiy' Tuesday MIQUELON-By rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, closes at this office dally at :30 p. m BELIZE, PUERTO CORTRZ and GUATE- MALA“By rail to New Orleans. and thence by steamer, c this office daily, except Sun % p. m. und 1:90 p. m.; Sunday) p. m. and 11:30 p. m." (connecting mall closes here ondays at §11:30 p. m,) COSTA RICA—By rail to New Orlean: thence by steamer, closes at this dally, except Sunday, at §1:30 p. m. and 11:90 p. m; Bundays at §1 . m. and 11:30 p .’ (connecting mail cioses here uesdays at §11°30 p. m. $REGISTERED MAIL previous day. ) for POF UR at Bte, Ex. CUBA~ %ioses at ¢ p. m. Transpacifio Malls. CHINA and JAPAN, via Tacoma, closs pere dally ai’6:30 p m. up to November io, inclusive, for déspatch per . s. Vie- oria. CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, close here ere daily at 6:30 p. m, up to November 11, Inclusive, for despaich per s. s. Kaga aru. HAWAIL _JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP. PINE ISLANDS. via Ban Francisco, cies here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to November [ FORT MEADI { D §13, Inclusive, for despatoh per s, s. Corea. NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA (except West)), NEW CALEDONIA, FLII, SA- MOA and HAWAIL “via San Francisco, close here dally at P. m. up to No- vember §14, inclusive, for despatch per s. 8. Sonoma. (If the Cunard steamer car- rying the British mail for New Zealand does not arrive in tme to connect wi.h this despatch, extra mails—closing at 5.3 & m, 9:30 a. m. and 6:3) p. m.: Sundays at 4:3 a. m m. and 6:30 p. m.—will be made up and forwarded until ihe ar- rival of the Cunard steamer). HAWAIL _JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP- PINE IBLANDS, via 8an Francisco, clos: here dally at 6:3 p. m. up to November 20, incluslve, for despatch per s. s. Gaelic, 11, vid San Francisco, close hero Digil up Lo November 23, In- e, for despatch per s. iameda. CHINA AND JAPAN, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C., close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to November §24, inclusive, for despatch per s. s Empress of China, Merchandise for U. & postal agency at Shanghal cannot be forwarded via Lant ada. PHILIPPINE JELANDS, via San Fran- clsco, closé here dally at 6:30 p. m. u to November §25, inclusive, for despate per U. 8. transport TAHITI "and MARQUESAS ISLANDS via Ban Francisco, closo here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to November §26, inclusive, for despatch per s. s. Marippsa. AUSTRALIA (except \West). - F1JT 1SL- ANDS and NEW CALEDONIA (specially addressed only), via Vancouver and Vie torfa, B. C., close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to December. §6, inclusive, for despatch er 5. =, Moana. NOTE--Unlegs otherwise addressed, West Australia is forwarded via Iurove; ena New Zealand and Phillppine Islands via Ban Francisco—the quickest routes. Phil: ippines specially addressed “via Canada™ or “via Europe” must be fully prepaid at the foreign rates. Hawall s forwarded via San Francisco exclusively. ‘ranspacific malls are forwarded to port of sailing dally and the schedule of closing, is arranged on (he presumption of thajr uninterrupted avv‘lund transit. $Regist mail closes at 6 p. ‘m. pre- vious day. ! ; ,CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster. Pistoftice, New York, N. Y., November ¢, D., Nov * Eealed proposals, in triplicate, w celved until 2 o'clock p. m. December 7, 1903, for the construction of macadam roads and cement wulks at ¥ort Meade, 8. D. Information furnished upon‘ application. United Btates reserves right to accept or ject uny or all proposals, or any part sereof. Invelopes containing proposais to be marked “Proposals for roads and walks,” addressed C. B. Vogdes LEGAL NOTICE. ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLD- ERS The annual moeting of the stockholders of the Chisna Mining, and Improvement company will be held at the office of the company, room 610 New York Life bullding, Omaha, Neb, on December 5, 198, at 10 o'clock a, m. GEO. A. MEAD, Becretary. —_— — RAILROAD TIME CARD, WEBSTER DEPOT—I5TH & WEBSTER Chicago, St Omaha, Paul, Minueapolis & Twin City Pamsenger ioux City Pussenger. Oakland Local Chicago & Northwesiern, Neb: and Wyoming Division, Black Hills, Deadwood, Lead, Hot Springs 00 pm Wyoming, Casper und Douglas _...............d 3:00 pm Hastings, York, David City, Superior, Geneva, Exeter and Beward...b 8:00 pm Missouri Pacifie, Nebrazka Loeal, V Weeping Wate b 4:10 pm UNION STATION=—1 a10:3 am MARCY, Illiuots Central, Leave. Chicago Express........a 1:8% Chicago, Minneapoiis & 8t. Paul Limited. ... .a 7:50 pm Minneapolis & St. Paul Expres b 7.8 am Clicago 10:35 am Chicago Express Chicago & Northwestern, Che Northwestern Line," Chicago. a 3:40 am & 8:00 pm Arrive @ 6:10 pm & §:06 am 20:35 pm 410335 am Fast 7 o i.ocal Bloux City Daylight St. Paui Doylight Chicugo. Limited Chicag: Local Carroll.. Fast Chicago. Fast 8t. Paul 8t. Paul Express Fast Matl...... Local Sfoux City. ..., Norfo'k & Bonesteel. Lincoln & Long Pine Local 8O- ... Chicago Great Western Ry, 2 8. Paul & Minne- apolis Limited 104 Fi. Dodge Express..a 7:35 am it I Dodge Express:.a 4% pm % 8. Paul & Minne- apolis Limited........a 7:5 pm 7Ft. Dodge Express.. 1@ Ft. Dodge Express.. Chicago, Rock vght 12,8 Chicago Daylight L't'd.a 3:65 am Ghicago Daylignt Locala 1:00 am Chicngo Express. bil:16 am olnes Express....a 4:30 pm Chicago Fast Expresi.a 5:0 pm | Rocky Mountain L'v'd Lincoln, Colo. Bprings, Denver, Pueblo and West . Texas. Cal Oklahom! ifornia and Flyer The Fast Mail .. Californin Expréss.. Pacific Express..... Bastern Express... Atlantic Express. Colorado Special Chicago Spectal. ...... usn‘cnn % lrgua & romsburg Express. North Platte Local.. Grand lelasd Local won wwae B5E sgs® | RAILROAD TIME CARD, Chieago, M1 Chieago Daylight Chicago Fust EXpress | Chicago Limited | Des Molnes Express | Wabas 8t Louis Exp.ess " 8t. Louls Local, Coun- ol Bluffs, Mixsourl Pacific. St. Louls Express 210:00 am K. C. & 8t. L, Express. ald:5 pm ul. anld pm @ 3:40 pm & T80 nm a 8:40 pm Cannon Ball' 3 pm a 890 am 8915 am al0:30 pm Chicago, Burlington & Quinoy. Leave. A= A 700 am a3 a ;41“ pm l‘ B W 948 arg A I Chicago Special..... Clicago Vestibuled ex Chicago Local.. Chicago Limited. Fast Matl...... Rurlington & Mi Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoin Nebrask: re Denver Limited....... Black Hills and Puget Sound Express.........a11:10 pm Colorado Vestibuled Lneolp ¥t Mail;. olp Fast Ma Fort (rook and Piatts mouth ... b Bellevue & P Bellevue & Paclfic Jet..a 3:60 am Olty, St. Joweph & Council s City Day/Ex. 4 9:16 am o 6:08 pm uls ¥ e A 62 pm a1}1:06 am s City )Nllhl Ex..a10:45 pm a 6:30 am a Dall, b Dally except Bunday. 4 Dally except Haturday. Js Daily except Monday: ——————— NOT AFRAID OF HARRISON Bookmakers from Chicage Do Not Fear Rald Bel Made by May A party of fifteén ‘“bookies” passed through on the Overland yesterday, bound for Oakland, Cal., where they 50 to attend the races which open November 15 The entire party was from Chicago. . When asked in regard to the action of Mayor Harrison in attempting to stop the making of handbooks in that city, the men stated that even if the order of the fnayor s enforced it will not Interfero with legitimate bookmaking, as it is not believed by bookmakers generally that there will be any decisive action taken on the part of the mayor to close the Chicago race tracks. It is the handbook making in connectlon with the saloon business that he desires to Stamp out, they declared. —_— ASSESSORS ON ANXIOUS SEA::‘ ty Ofcy o % he n Some Newly Elected Co Aroused Over Fight on Reve- nue Law, 3 ®, Another force anxious to uphold the new revenue law has doveloped in the litigation. The factors are the werrtlemen just elected county assessors all over the state. Should the revenue law, which creates them, be de- clared unconstitutional, they are deprived of authority—Incidentally, a salary. There- fore they don't like to see the measure put asunder, Seven or cight of. them, including the sessor for Lancaster county, have clubbed together and employed Judge T/ C. Munger of Lincoln to look after thelr interests. This s the Informatian from the state capital recelved by Omaha lawyers (n- terested in the puzzle. THROWS BRICKS AS WARNING Colored Man Smashes Windows o Ine __diente Jin Desperation and Longing for Clothes, 4 Thomas Grn\‘jr, colored, threw thres bricks through as many windows In the home of a colored woman named Sarah Mackintosh, 417 North Thirteenth street, Monday night, and Winnle Mycrs, com- plaining witness, wileged he chattered twelve panes of glass with said bricks, Graver claims (hat Winnle Myers stole his wearing apparel to give her man and that he called at the Mackintosh home peace- fully inclined, but when admittance was refused hé threw the bricks to fndicate they were dealing with a desperate man and one who wanted his clothes, Graver was fined $8 and costs, which he failed to pey and went to jall, 4874 Walst with Bertha, 32 t0 40bust, Walst with Bertha thax May Be Pointed, Sealloped or Plaln. 474—Ta be made with lcng or clbow sleeves, high or low neck. Broad shoulders that give rloplng lnes are requisite to correct styie, und all bertha effects are consequently much in vogue. This very charming and graceful" walst combines one of the newest with a fOI bodice and smple puffed sleeves that can be made In either elbow or full length. The model is made of white crepe meteore, with yoke and trimming of heavy cream lace, &nd soft full belt of Iiberty satin; but all the pretty soft s)ks are appropr.ate, and color and trimmings can be varled again and again. Tho pointed vertha I8 smart and new, but the edge can be scale oped or left plain when preferred. The el- bow slecves are much worn, but deep cuffs, muking them full length, can be added, and when desired the neck can be cut out lust above the bertha, giving a round ef- fect that Is most charming. The waist consists of a smoothly fitted lining, which is faced to form the yoke, the front and backs. These Jast are ga.herel at upper and lower edges and are arranged over the fouudation, the two closing sep- arately at the center back. The bertha s circular and serves to outline the yoke. At the neck s a regulation stock collar. The full sleeves are mounted over fitted iin- ings that are cut full length and faced when they are desired long. The belt is wide, slightly curved and s shirred at the front edges. The quantity of materlal for the medium size 18 6% yards 2! Inches wide, 4} yards 27 inches wide or 3% yards 44 inches wide with 1% yards of all-over lace, 3 yards of applicue and % yard 21 Inches wide for belt to make as !llustrated The pattern 4374 is cut In sizes for a 3, 84, 86, 3 and 40-inch bust measure, For the cOMmMOAtion of The Fes readers (hese patterns, which usually retajl at from 2% to 60 cents, will be furnished ot 4 pominal price, 10 cents, which eovers all cxpense, 1u order (o get a pattern suclose .ll cents, glve number aid vame of patters