THE OMAHA DAlljY-- H.BE: 'MltJHSDAY, OCTOJJKK
1001.
1 1
SPECIAL NOTICES
Advertisements fnr these columns
till hm lakrn until 13 in. for the
vprlnc edition and uotll H.flO p. tn.
fur moraine nnd Sunday edition.
Kiln, 1 l-lin n nord Aral luitrtlnn,
1p a irnrii thereafter. Ituthlnc taken
for lei than Sine for the flrat Inaer
lnn. Theae a vertlaeaaeata mnat be
ran consecutively.
Advertisers, by requesting a aim
kereal check, can bnre aaawera a
IrraacA tn a numbered letter In ear
of The Dee. Auertera a adarcsee will
be aellverea arcaeatatlaa of tk
ataaak eml-r.
SITl ATIONH WANTED.
WANTED, the position of orptaker Iri th
elty fif Omiilm Address 420 H. 10th n
Cedar Rnpldg, Jn. A -M692 3
WANTEO-MALIi iima.
WANTED, flrst-clara Innuranco solicitors;
We will make very liberal eontruut with
urn u ability i-apublo of handling gcnetul
agency. Cull oraodross, Fldulity Havings 6i
'trust Co., 317 N. Y. Life Bldg., omuliu.
11 176 07
WANTED, first-class- barber, nt once; m'ir
rled limn preferred. F. (.'. Deurdurft,
David City, Neb. Il-MlMi W
YOUNG rtiHii wanted to v.ork In drug stoie,
must Iiuvo references, Walnut lllli phar
macy, nth and Cuming. B 653 2
DRUG clerk wanted; registered In No-
hrnskn; good references. S. E. Howell,
K'3I ICiiveliworth. D 652 2
GOOD messengers wanted. A. D. T 212 S.
Ulll. B-MGCt
WASTED, a Rood man In every county to
lake, subscriptions' for The Twentieth Cen
tury Farmer. Our agents make Rood
wokcn. uverywheri'. References rciUlred.
Address Twentieth Century Fanner,
Olnahn, Neb. 11-013
WANTED, exherlcnced bushelmun. Apply
rlothliiK department, J, Drandcls & Hons,
Boston Store, D 0092
WANTED, few Rood responsible, men to
travel In Neb. and sell to, nil users of Ink
nnd pon an article that sells Itftelf; salary
or commission. Address Fred E, Dlekoy,
Bmlthwlck, 8. Dak. DM19 3
MEN and women to do copying at homo;
must write a. fnlr hand;, J.1 to 11;' weekly,
working eiveiilngs; positively no canvass
ing; enclose stamp, Northwest Copying
Co., Box 629 Minneapolis, Minn.
B-MG17 0
WANTED, hoy with wheel. Sherman &
McCotmell Drug Co, D-M116 3
WANTED, at oner, two tinners with some
experience In furiinco work nt Crouton
Cornleo Worko, Creston, Iowa,
B-M615 5
WANTED Young man of some experience,
nnolit 20 years or afro; tn work In drug
store. AVnlnut 1 1 1 1 1 Pharmacy. 40th and
CumliiR. u-mg:c S
SAIiKSMUK WAXTIID,
CIOAR aaleamen -tvlth established trad
with largo dealers, who buy, direct from
factories. Addres. with full particulars,
II. C. KlsHer, Pishcr' building, Cliieaso.
' -M3.Oct
WAN'rED-l'lilSlALU iiuli,
WANTisD, 200 kUIs.. jtf Dodge. Tel, 8T6.
C-910
10 QIHLS, alt .kinds work. Canadian Olllce.
COOK. Apply DM Park AVe.
C-152
liADIRS to ltftrn halrdrcHHlug, manlcurlni;
or facial' maBsaRuj only Tour 'w't-eka rc
iiulred; you cannot obtain the advantaRos
of constant prautlco and liiHtrucUon.s ex
cept by our method; tools presented. Call
or wrlto Molur CoIIcrc, 1B2J Karnam st.
C-M2IS OS
OKRMAN Rlrl for Renernl housework:
small fumliy; good wucus. 217 South '.'oth'
street. t . C 2S0 '
aini for general 'housework. 191S Cas St.
' C-D82-2
CIIOCOIjATH dippers ono who ran do
strliiK or fancy dlppliiR-at Dyball's.,l5is
DoURlas (5t. C 579 2
WANTKl). general servant for small fain
lly; highest wimes paid, lis North 20th St.
t:-.M" 3
WANTED. Rlrl for Renernl housework. 200
S. 30th St. C S163
131 III fnr Rctipral housework: two In fnm
lly. Mrs. Caldwell, Oil Mynstur street.
vj( iiv.it iniiiin.
C MtW 4
VANTKD, Rlrl for Kenernl housework:
flimllv of tu'ri. 1M1 Kit IRtl. (It '
C-A1621 3
OKKICH
Omaha.
Rlrl, Rood penman.
Ilox 253.
C-MU20 i
run hunt housks.
1JT VOU want your houses well rented
placo them with llenuwu & Co, D m
8E15 I1KNHV U. 1-AVN13, 601 K. Y. LIFE
TO MOVE right vet Omaha Van Storage
Co,, otllco liliVi i'urnatn, or tel. lM-SUj"
D !)U
HOUSES, stores. Uemls, I'axtdn block.
t D-814
HOUSES, etc. V. D.'AVcad, 1521 JJouglns.
. D-916
HOUSES and flats. Illngwalt, Darker Hlk.
1206 W1L.L.1AM ST.. a-rgcod three-room flat,
with tlty. water. Ji.. . ,
OMAHA 'LOAfl AND TIljBT CO.,
10th and Douglas 3ts,
D RIG
KOft ENT, clKlit room houie; convenient;
ull modem;- and. CttlltornluiSis, in.
VJlre No. 607, N. V,.lJIu bulldliig. .
.', , , D-rMi'S
VOll ItENT, ll-room. stnne house, '415 N,
25th H. 11. T. Clarke, 437 Itamgu Ulk.
. , f D-M76I
219 S. 29TH.. AVE., 8-room house, all mod'
cm: will paper and vurnlah throughout;
rent 25 to Al tenant with references.
OMAHA LOATf, AND TRUST CO.,
Itith and Douglas Stu.
D-815
TO IjET,- 8-ro6m house, near Curtl'a Tilrnor
Potk; jiow, wiiu every convonicnco. w.
l'ariiam Smith Co., 1320 Farnam st.
D-M473
HOU8EH tor rent In all parts of tho city.
Urennan-Lovu Co.,,3uo South 13th strout.
' . " " ' D-019
FOR RENT, house and barn, all modern,
2137 South 33d St. Apply 402 Merchants'
National Dank IJldg, D-917
7-ROOM, all modern house, 3520 Dodne.
Claj;kB Powell, 420 N, V.. l.lfc, D-M710
HOUSES." WHEATON, 428 Paxton Blk."
D-U3
1S-ROOM hniiMo; nil modern, tho Knrbach
property. 20th ard Leavenworth, liinulre
ill So. 20th. D-.M9S2 05
MODERN resldtnco, 10 rooms; eiisy"wtilin
Iiir distance from business portion. $33.
Ring-wait llros., Darker lllk. D M210
10 LET, largo 14-room dwelling, furnished,
for six month,' In West Furnam district;
line lawn nnd barrr.. Wi Fnrnnmt Smith A
Co. ,1320 Fnrnam St.' DMI37
ROOMS. ficJnn Hauscom park: good con
iittlon, (15. Phbno 523. D-MI10 3
S ROOMttnrliY'Jia. fnrjulro27lO Parker
- D-iVI
1412 Parser, six rooms, barn, H.
2204 Mapte Vt... koven rooms, 120,
J. N. ,FRENZIR, OPP. OLD P. O.
DM435.-G.5r
ELEGANT S.'room houno. all'. modern' Im
provemeuts. 401 North 23il-st. iwaagv
FOR' RENT, lAitly Yurnlshrarooril hoUrtn,;
pOHssiIon lyuti at oni'i. Slsp 'ii gnod-H-room
house. aVd barn, 11?. tymnllAVutci---man,
W9 lleo llldg, D M515 3
NEW 6-room rottiigr, nice Ihwii. wiiter and
gas, near car line, 115 per mouth, ln
uulrn Win. 1. Klcrstcad, Room :w City
Hall. D-611
NEWLY painted house of 5 splendid rooms;
alo newly iiapered house of 9 rooms at
'9th nnd Plerco sis.; reasonable rent,
hoiUics opened for Inapectlgn. J, W. llob
blns, ISOJ Farnnm. D-M2W
nm iin.T-notsn.
Df HlRAHl.E dwelllnR, 10 rooms, modern,
n, both, furnace, laundry, excellent rp
pair, good location. 2W2 No. 18th St. Ap
ply to Garvin llros., 1601 Knrnam St.
D-MC01 ,
NO hnrd coal nepded, central, spven roojn
house; alto llvo room flat. Tliard. ft!
N 24th. D-OOil N 1
10-ROOM furnished house, modern. II 54,
lice. D-M625 &
I-'Oll Iti:.T KUHMSIIEI) HOOJ1S.
DEWEY European hotel. 12th nnd Fnrnam.
' E-323
THE THURSTON, Cool, airy roomi .
12 -021
STEAM heated furnished rodms. 1101 N.
IStli. 3d lloor. E-MM1 7
MCELY furnished front ronni, with alcove,
bedroom, In private family. Hjltntije for
two, Near 2uth and Capitol Ave. Ref
erences. II 62, lice. E 5S3-t3'
ROOM-ltwd Capitol Avenue. ' ,B-67S 3
NICE furnished rooms over Ilcrgcr's res
taurant; modern; $1.5o up. 1120 UixIrc.
E-Ms9l 3
KURMSIIEU HOOitS AXD IIOAUU.
UTOPIA. 1721 Dnvcnport t.
F-925
ftLENCAlRN, transient I1.2J day. 1009 DoUg.
ROOMS and board. Tho Rose, 202O Harney
street. F MIC. Jctl2
Ft'ltNIHHED rooms witli boaro. 2." Har
noy St. V-m 022'
ROOMS sultnblo for three, with board;; also
table boarders; modern. 25SO Harney at.
, F-rMI33 0;
NICE home for joudr men. 108 S. 25th st-
I Jii
FUU Ri:T-t'M'lJHMfIIED ROOMS.
DE3IC loom space, $3 rer month, ground
Hour room in The live building, facing
Furnam street; no expense for light,- heat
or Janitor service. R. C. Peters & Co.,
Rental Agents, Ilea llulldlng. O 410
6 ROOMS. 2519 N. 25th st.
Q-M283.01
FOIl HUNT 9'1'ORIJS AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT, etoro In flrst-chiBs location:
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters &
Co., ground lloor, Dee llldg. 1 2C6
FOR RENT, ofllco with vault and part first
lloor or nil top floor, 1114-10 Harney St.
.Midland Glass and Paint Co., 1110 Harney
St. 1-929
FOR RENT, tho building formerly occu
pied by The lice nt 916 Fnrnam Ht. It has
tour otorlus und u basement which was
formerly used us Tho Pea press room.
This will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at once to C. C. -Rose-water,
secretary, room 100, Deo Uulldlng.
AUENTS WAJiTED,
LIFE OF WM. M'KINLEY, with memorials
.ulma nrntnlnt.nt mptif lifrvA fnltu
Illustrated: extra terms: freight", paid;
credit given; big pay for -quick work;
outfit ready; free; send 10 tents for' post
age. KIcgler Co., 324. Dearborn nt., Chi
cago. ' i". J-M7S0O3
M'KINI'EY'8 LIFE, by Murat Hoisted:
best nuthpr; best book: best terms; re
tails J1.S0; will duplicate any offer on In
ferior books; credit 'Riven! freight' paid;
outfit free.
J. S. ZIEOLER & CO.,.qhJcno. Ill,
J-M273 Ol
AGENTS wnntcd for new publications;
prospectus, etc., fret-. . George Rarrlo &
Hon, 1313 Walnut st Philadelphia.
.1-M2S1 Janl2 '
AGENTS wanted, "Life of Mclflnley," live
hundred pbro, large book, handsome Il
lustrated; nuttlt free: now ready;. 75 per
cent discount to ngents: freight paid;
credit Riven. Henry Nell, 323 Dearborn
St.. Chicago. J-MS30 Ol
AGENTS for 'A new housetiotd necessity;
scllH' llko wildfire; send 10c silver for
aample nnd terms; mention this paper.
A. E. Tomblln, box 215, imperial, Nob.
J-M&91 5
COUNTRY canvassers .can make good
money taking subscriptions to The Twen
tieth Century Farmer as a side line. Ref
erences required. Address lice Publishing
Co., Omnha, Neb. J CI 2
LIFE of Mcltlnlny; salesmen 'wanted; ten
dollars n day; send ton cents nostnge on
nuttlt. Crescent Publishing Co., Ilnston
Illock, Minneapolis, Minn, J M621 3
WILLIAM McICINLEYt
HIS LIFE AND WORIC,
nv
GENERAL CHARLES II. GROSVENOR.
the lato presidents lifelong' friend, comrade,
In war, colleague In congress nnd cham
pion In tho house of representatlvefl; was'
near tho presidents side with other great
men when his eyes wore closed In di-nth;
followed his remains to national capital 'ami
to Canton. Millions of copies will be sold.
Sales spreading like flro In dry stubble;
men and women taking 10 to GO order dally.
It Is tho olllclal book. Eulogies from gov
ernors, senators, editorials from great
dallies. Last nnd dying words of world'n
great men, but none so grand as McKln-loy,H-"IT
IS GOD'S WAY,1! Contains pho
tograveuro of last photograph of president
ever taken. You can easily and quickly
clear $2,500. The general requires thnt
share of proceeds of sal of every book
sold shall bo donnted to a McKlnley rrionu
ment fund. Thus every subscriber to this
book becomes a contributor to this fund.
Everybody will buy It; orders for
the nsklng; no ono will refuse. Send
twelve two-cent stamps for elegnnt pros
lieetus. 100.1100 ponies will tin sold In this
vicinity quick: wideawake .business inan.or
woman or some means can mane a rortune
quick by getting solo "control ot n' state.
Address .i
THE CONTINENTAL ASSEMBLY,
Third Floor 241, W. 23d St.. New York,
or Corcoran Building, Washington,- D."C.
J-MG22 3 .
WAvrnn to hknt;
TWO OR THREE unfurnished or'ntrtly
furnished rooms for light ' housekeeping
in or nrnr ooutn umann. it ru, neo.
' JC-Mqia-J'
STORAGE,
PACIFIC Storage and "Warehouse Co.. 9)2
914 Jones, general storage and forwarding.
-930
' OM. Van Stor. Co., 151U& Farn. Tels. 1559-4SJ.
9
STORAGE Household goods and other
articles stnea at low rates, j. j. uermnt
& Co., 1119 Farnnm St. Tel 3J. -932
waNteu-to nuv.
WANTED, 10 carloads of furniture and
stoves ror si. iouis isxpo. uei. 771. Ad
dress J. Levlne, 300 N. 16. N-r55l 031
ELK teeth. Albert .KdhQltn, Jeweler,
Omaha. N M618
FOR SALE-FURNITURE.
CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel.
wm x?mi. nn4 nnpnnflnnnrl fii,nltn,.
bought, sold, exchanged. 0933
PUBLIC sale. All our household goods;
from 9 a. m. to 4 p. in,, Snturday, Octo
ber 5, 1901. Nnson, 1621 Cuss St.
' 0-577-1
A NEWLY furnished 10-rdom house nil
rooms rented": line location; leaving' city,'
house, lent cheap. 11 40, Bee.
0-M347 4
KOll SALE-HORSES, VUHICI.KS, UTC,
TALIC it up Harry Frost, 14tli and Leavi
enworth, maktyi good vehicles. P 449
WE HOLD an auction sale of-horses; every
Wednesduy p. m. at the union Stock
Yards. Wulworth-llllllker: Co. t,-.i,
s : P-M671 Olf .
FOIl rfALU-SllSUlli.LAKEOlJS.'
rDUls'D safe Cheap." DerVght, ltl9.FartiaTn.
i .;j, -,r,
BA'FES;tairtrir"4TOn'kMftdld?repteu. i'an3
EDISON COLUMBIA, .talking niaolflrfia
and recora. umana uicycie Co., mth and
Chicago. QSOi
FOR HAM:- MISCKM.AMiOlS.
FIR timbers for houscmovcrs, etc., 49 to
71 ft., cribbing and hog fence. 901 Dou
Its. Q-9CK
CHOICE tot of milch cows for sale cheap,
a. T, Campbell, 4213 Center St Q-391
25-SETS ot seoond-hand double and single
harness, 15 saddles; genulnu bargain". A.
tslnger, 416 N, 16th; removed from 12(9
Douglus Q-M3S7 Oct.G
J HORSE-POWER boiler, und engln. for
laic cheap. 610 S. 14th St.. ) M393 O10
K OVERCOATS, bargains, Marowltj, 418
N. 16th. Q-239
FOR SAIiE, chenp, nn under-feed furnace
for soft coal. 126 8. 27th st. Q-M370 3
FOR SALE Cheap. An under-feed furnise
for soft coal. 128 8. 37th St. Q-M37.0 4
IIOLIi ton desk, tnblp, chairs and' filing'
cases for sale very cheap, and desk room
to rent. Inaulre 307 Hrown Illock.
Q-M599
CADET coat, good as new; will fit boy 13
or Jl years old. Address H 63, Pee.
Q-Mttl
CLAlItVtirANT..' '
MRS. FIUTZ,,clalrvoyart. H9 N. lCth.
MME.. GYLMER, genuine" palmist, 315 8.'
15th. it.". . a-450 '
i7oN'Tf a I l7o FaiFanii-consu 1 1 the Roll'
manlnn gypsy, who reveals all secrets nnd'
reads nnd explains to you your entire life.
1923 Douglas st corner 2th. S-M429" OS
PERSONAL.
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns ami superflu
ous hair removed by electricity. It. 12,
Frcnzei block. U-941
M. GOLDMAN & CO.. only perfect ac-
llln.llMi. ..Inn. In !.,. .1. . . 1 1
Ulte 209, Douglas block.
U-610
VIAVI, woman's way to health: rntlonil
wholesome home Treatment. 313 Dec llldg,
C-9.2
PRIVATE home for ladles before nnd dur
ing conllneinent; babies adopted, 2020
Uurdotto st. Mrs. llurget. U 571 09
OMAHA Accordion Plte Co., 1521 DoUg!a).
u 43
MME. SMITH, baths, US N. 15, 2d floor. R 3
U 3SH OT'
VCCORDION pleating; cheapest, best nnd
quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17th nnd Fur
nam. U o30
WALL PAPHR clenhcr. C. Meddlemlst.
Phono 12S9. Leave orders nt 1519 'Farnam;
Rooms cleaned, $1 nnd up. U $03 019
WE RENT sewing machines for 7S cents
per week, we repair nnd sell needles nnd
parts for every machine manufactured.
'Phono 16K3. Neb. Cycle Co., 15 A Harney.
Branch Offices: 612 N. 24th, South -Omaha;!
phono 2173. 3.14 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
U-S7I 021
RUPTURE permanently cured. lu 3iJ to" 60'
days. Send for circular,, O. .8. Wood. 'M.'
D 621 New York Life BliTg., 'Omnha. !Neb.
, TJ-6S1.P15
MISS HARRIETT FRANCES B&CKER-i
Voice culture. 1910 Capitol nve. . .
U-MI2J 05
ELITK PARLORS. CIS So. 16th St.. 2d
, "SMOKE IK YOU LIKJ3." ' " '
And when you snjoke yo'J'll'Uke it hetlf'rlt
you smolte tne ' '
PRINCE OF OMAHA. .
an unexcelled 5c unlon-mndo cigar. Whole
snies ni t.ii per l.uuw
W. F. STOECKER CIGAR CO. -i
17-MI49 OS
RUPTURE CURED without the knife. Em
pire Rupture Cure, K52 N. Y. Life Rldg.
,U 551
MME. AMES, 317H N. 15, flat E. baths.
U-M573 03l
'i ' - r .
GRAMOPHONES nnd supplies, wholesale,
nni rcinu. uoiuns l'tano Co.. vs&i Doug
las. , . U-M003
ADV. calendars. , Burklcy Pt'g. Co, ,l '
, .it - i ,U M597 Janl
FRIVATE hospltnl, before and during con
finement; babies adopted. 2606 Grant st.
Mrs. Oardels, . - U 91t
PRIVATE hospital, before and during con.
llnement; bnideu adopted. 2306 Grant 8t,
Mrs. Gnrdels. , U-944
A COMPLEXION of satin texture,, cleari
ress and beauty follows, use of Satln-Skln
Cream and Powder, 25c V M622 3
MOM3V TO I.OA-HEAI, ESTATB.
6 AND i per cent loans. W. II. Thomas,
First National Bank building. Tel. 1648.
W-94U
LOANS on enstern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms at 5 per cent; borrowers can
pay 1100 or uny multiple; any Intttteat
date; no delay. Breunuu-Love Co., 309 So,
ISth St., Omaha, Neb. W-950
WANTED, city loans, bonda and warranti.
George & , Company, 1601 Farnam street.
W-ai7
WANTED, city loans and wnrrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam street.
, W-9tS
WANTED, cltv and farm loans: also hnmia
and warrants. R. C. Peters &. Co., 1701
f arnam m., uce mug. w V4
4 TO & P. C. money. Semis, Paxton Blk.
W-9G1
I&0.000 SPECIAL fund; loans 1500 up; lowest
rates.. Ourvln Bros.; ICOt Farnam.
' W-953
$300, $400. $500 PRIYATE money, to loan; 1,
2, or 6 years. W. L. Seiby, Board of
' Trado.Bldg, '.' 'j. .Wt3
SEE HENRY 13, PAYNE. 601-2 Ni.T. Life.
I V - W-189
MONEY to-loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Brcnnan-Love Co., 309 South 13th,
1 -14 W-854
W. B. MEIKLK. 401 8. 15th St.; loans money
on residence property at 5 per tent.
.- W-956
PRIVATE money! Sherwood,' 9)7 N. y; L.
w-as
PRIVATE money.. F. D. Weed, 1624 Douglas.
, W-957
4K A'ND 5 PER. CENT R. C, Patterson,, 81
New York Life. W-M1J9 021
MONEY TO l,OA.-CUATTEI,S.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
MU11H UJ'
$10, $15, ' $20, $25, $30, $35,
$10, $50, $75. $100,
$200. '$250. $300.
ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSES,
WAGONS. ETC, Also to SALARIED PRO-
PLK on ineir pinin note ni raies wnicn
honest people can afford to pay. The prop
erty to remain undisturbed In your pos
session. You Rot the money tho same day
you iisk lor 11 uou inu irnnsuciion in ncia
tn strictest confidence. Olllce hours, 8' n.
nt. to. 0 p. m. Wednesday and Saturday
eveultiRs until 8 o'clock.
RELIABLE CREDIT COMPANY.
Room 303, Third Floor, Paxton Block.
X-68O-
MONEY loaned on furniture, live-stock. Jew
elry; also to sulnrled people without s:cur
Ity: cheap rates: easy payments; business
contldenMul. Foley Loan Co., successors
to Duff Green, R, fc. Barker Blk. Est. 18S9.
X-M5C3
LARGEST BUSINESS In LOANS TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team
steis, boarding houses, etc., without Sd.
curlty; easiest turms; 40 offices In princi
pal cities. Toliuan, 440 Jlourd of Trade
llldg. X-DU
LOANS ON SALARIES,' FURNITURE,
llvo stock, etc. Oulck service nnd lowest
raits guaranteed. J, W. TAYLOE, 633 (top
flcor) Paxton block, northeast .comer 16th
and Farnam; entrance on 16th. street, .
Xr-bCO
w M-O-N-E-Yt-iT-O-L-O-A-N-O-N
Furniture and Pianos.
Horses, Wagons and Carriages.,
Also, on SALAUIES. , .
you gei.mo moiey )n snort notice.
You receive the full amount .In rnih
You may keep ItjiUe month br.more,
119 BoarJ qf-Jfrado Bdg t!,.?;
(Established IStil) ,"8. isfht.,
1 I i tli)
MONEY- -loaned1 'oh' pianos', furniture. Jew-
eiry, nnrses, cows, etc. c, t , iteea, 313 s 13.
-V-Ml
xou.puy.ior oniy wnai unia.ynu Kcop it,
our rates, aro nsAIn.w as the lowest,. V . .
Our business Is . confidential. !
Our mottffts, "Try tn plese.",, . "
3I05KV TO l,OA-CIIATTI,K.l.
MONEY lontud on plain note to salaried
people; business conttdtutlai; lowest rate.
514 Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co.
X-SM
IltJU.N'HSS CIIAM-EM,
TELL me what you have to sell,
Tell Me what you want to buy,
If 1 do not find you a deal
Tou nay say I never try,
J. II, Johnson, 811 N. Y. Life. 'Phone L
2270. The real estate nnd business chance
man, Y MHO
RANCH to lease; 1,000 acres, all fenced nnd
oross-fenced, 230 acres under cultivation;
fine new house, large barns, cribs, sheds
and yards; good grass, plenty of running
'rater, 700-acre pasture: on South Ixiup,
six miles from St. Paul. Neb.: rent for
term of years. Address E. M. Chadwlck,
St. Paul, Neb. Y-M272 04
PHOTOGRAPH gallery to rent, In good
location. Address box 221, David City,
Neb. Y MliO I'
FOR SALE, good bakery, doing Al busi
ness. Address C. C. Wolf, 611 Court St.,
Beatrice, N:b. Y-M407 Ol
FURNITURE of 7-room flat, completely
equpped; has roomers; fine location;
5ood reason for sailing a bargain. J. 11,
ohiison, N. Y. Life. Thono L-2270.
Y-M132
FURNITURE of 8-room, house, desirably
located for roomers, Lady going away;
for salo cheap. Good opportunity. J, II.
Johnson, N. y. Life. Y-M432
FURNITURE of 15-room modern flat, com
pletely equipped, fine location, full first
class roomers and bonrders; parties leav
ing city, n bargain. 'Phono L-2270. J. H,
'Johnson, N. Y. Llfe Y-M432
FURNITURE"" of" 14-room, well equipped,
llncly located flat; 1240 monthly incomi;
roomers nnd boarders; furnace neat; rent
$50. Lady advanced In years going east
to reside. No reAsonnble. offer rejected,
Her loss, your gain. J. H. Johnson, N. Y.
FOR SALE On nctount of the Infirmities
of old ngn, the secondhand business of
John Eusden at Columbus. Neb. Will
sell stock and building or soil the stock
nnd rent tho building, Address. Ilccher,
Hockcnberger & Chambers, Columbus,
Neb. Y-M3S3-0-5
FOR SALE, Rcneral merchandise stock of
J. C. Trailer, deceased; fourteen years es
tablished. Mrs. M. 13. Traber, Admx.,
Waterloo, Neb. Y M6I4
FOR HALE HEAL K STATE.
HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also
lire Insurance. Bemls, Paxton blk.
RE 466
BEE HENRY B. PAYNE. C01-2 Y-JLIfe.
HOUSES and lots In all parts ot ott;; also
acre property and farm lands. The F,
DavU Co., Room 552 Bee Building.
RE-741
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Fnrnam St.
, RE-971
FARMS. 0. F. HARRISON, 913 N. Y. Llfo.
- f RE-503 O 8
GREAT.. JIARGA1N CUMING ST.
,F.or n few days 1 offer 22x150 on Cuming
evirnordlnnrV low fluuro of $730. Rented
,for $8. and with. some repairs would, bring
C2i,f(nl,l,i ffr llinrtri' irrfipprl' linn
,njnall fuctory or could, be changed 10
(residence. " Bee me' at mce.
GEORGE G. WALLACE, Brown Block.
, , ..'-,. RE-U7-
TEL. THREF, ONE-FOUR. HARRISON.
. . RE-342 N5
RANCH and farm lands for sale by the
' Union. Pacific Railroad 'company. B. A.
McAlluster, land commissioner, Union Pa
' clflo Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
' c RE 97
7-ROOM; atl modem house. 3520 Dodge St.
CLARKE POWELL,
'Phone 921. 2d New York Life.
KK-S73
FOR SALE, fruit nnd .gnrden place and
grocery store; "seven acres, part In choice
grapes, -plums and qthcij'.fruU; a splendid
business location : barn,Jco house, sheds,
well; cistern, etc.; one-,mlle out of town
on mntu road. ImUlr.anat 333 Broadway,
Council Bluffs, la. - RE-MI45
FOR SALE, 72 neres or 272" acres, within
two miles .of. Hastings! Neb.; well Im-
firovod; would take as pftrt pay residence
n Cou.icll Bluffs or 20 to 40- acres close
up or ni' cheap grass farm. Address Box
572. Hasting, Neb. RE-M2C9 Ol
2 COTTAGES, 4 rooms, city water. In fine
repair, near Hanscom Park, $750 each.
Small cash payment, $15.00 per month.
Modern house. North ISth street, 8 rooms,
$2,000.
6-room cottnge, $1,200, easy terms.
5-room cottage, good repair, $1,100,
An acre of rrult, 6 rooms nnd barn; call
and let me tell you about It; $2,000.
3',4 acres, house nnd ham, Just the place
for chickens and ducks, $600.
GEO. E. GIBSON,
160J Farnnm 8t, Telcpuone 2417,
RE 510 2
1 FARMS FOR SALE.
'660. ACRES Improved, pot far from South
Omaha.
320 Improved, Sarpy county.
640 'acres r.eur South Omaha; no Improve
, mhts,
172 ncres, well Improved; 25 miles from
Omnha,
274 acres well Improved, 9 miles northwest
from Omaha.
190 acres', 30 miles west of Omaha; fair lm-
provements.
35S ncres Improved, 20 miles northwest of
Omaha.
700 ncres twenty miles from Omaha.
240 'acres,-12 miles from Lincoln,
80 acres, line, smooth farm, 5 miles from
Lincoln.
IP) acres,-13 miles from Lincoln; good stock
term. ,
40 -acres, 5 miles from Omaha city limits;
an varieties ot truit, ana improveu farms
farther out from-$10 to $2o per acre; unlm-
F roved land, from $2 to. $4 per acre.
,YMAN WATERMAN, fi9 BEE III, DO.
. . RE-M590.3
F. D. WEAD'8 BARGAINB IN HOMES.
$S00. 4-r, pottage and 2 lots.
$1,025, 5-r.,'26th nqd Bristol, paving paid.
$1,000, G-r 22d and Mason st.
$1,200, 4-r, house 'and lot,- 20th and- Izard,
pavlnir paid.
$1,C50, 6-r. house and beautiful lot near
Hanscom pant. .
$1,750. 7-r.. rent $216. one block west of High
ncriooi. .
$2,230, 7-r with heating plant, west part of
city.
$2,000, i8r; house and bam, 4169 Cuming st,
$2,250, 9-r. house, cost' $3,800, good condition,
full lot, fine trees.
$8,000, lino brlclt residence, west Farnam
district, two lots.
$7,500, one of finest residences north of
Hanscom parx.
K. D. WEAD'8 VACANT LOTS-SNAPS.
$250, good building lot, 25th nnd Emmet St.,
trees nnd fence,
$400. 130-ft. enst front. 40th and Parker.
$1,050, -17x130 fronting Bemls park on Cum-
nK hi
$1,500, 80x165, 37th bet. Farnam and lav
enworth, $2,000, 44x136, fronting east on 23d nnd west
on 34th, near Cuming t small houe,
$3,000, 66x132, Cuming, near 18th.
F. D. WEAD'S BARGAINS IN ACREAGE.
$1,000, sightly 4-acro block, Flornnce.
$1,200, full block on 30th st Florence,
$1,000, 5 acres near Central park,
$4,000. W acres, 1 hour's drive from postofllce.
$30,000 will buy 640 ncres Douglis county
lnnd, rich land, large buildings.
F. D. WEAD, 1524 DouglnB St.
RE-608 3
EASTERN party now In city will accept
$1,500 for ground bounded on south by
Hamilton st., east by 34th st, nnd on
north by Charles st room for 6 houses.
F. D. Wend, 1524 Douglas st. RE C07-i
FARMS "FOR RENT.
400 ACRES near Gretna, Bnrpy county.
Duff Green, mom 8, Barker block. 108
MEDICAL.
DR. PRIES, the acknowledged lending
specialist In diseases of women In Omaha,
would call the attention ot suffering
ludles 10 his unsurpassed accommoda
tions before and during confinement, and
his treatment for Irregularities, 110 mat
ter what cause. Call or- address, with
stamp, Dr. Pries, 1513- Dodge' St.. Omaha,
Neb., ' M-M563
f - " - " '
LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal
Pills are the best. Safe, reliable, Talis
, no other. Send 4c stamps for particulars.
"Relief lot rLadles," In letter by return
ntl. - Ask your druggist. Chichester
1 ClwmlcM Co., Philadelphia, I'a.
';. -1 : 7- . " 1 --
.BOILERMAKERS.
OMAHA Boiler Works. team boilera. tanks.
Blacks, etc. Tel. 1359. 12th and liard Sta.
-3i
SIIORTHAM) AM) TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN BANT S school. 717 N. Y. Life.
-0:9
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
Bee Bldg, -J0
NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's
Theater, :tl
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col, 16th & Doug
-9S2
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 515 N, Y. L. Bldg. Tol.
lt64. Alice Johnson, D. 0 ladles' dept.;
Old E. Johnson, Ostcopathlst, Mgr. 978
DONOHUE, Osteopath, Paxton Ulk. Tel. 1367
977
DR. MUSICK, Douglas Illock.
-311
DR. T. HUNT, suite 512 McCague bids. Tel.
2352. -750
PATIENTS.
WILL BUY any good Invention or patent,
address Lock Box 760, Dcs Molnos, la.
9i
HAVE cash for good patent or Invention.
Address P. O. Box &, Omaha, Neb.
iM N7
LOST.
LOST, Monday, pearl crescent pin; finder
rewarded Ilbernily. 110 No. 23a St.
Lost-M604 3
SMALL black and tan dog, Tuesday ntter-
110011, undei loth street viaduct; return
to blacksmith shop, 823 S. 7th st; reward.
. 1JSI-M621 3
FRENCH AND (IF, II MAX LESSONS.
FRENCH und German lessons, nntlvo
teachers, ten years' experience, success
guaranteed. Mr. and Mrs. Beauchoux,
I9S California street. 610
PAW.UROKHRS.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas
-tiSJ
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry: shirts, 7c; collars.
2c; cuffs, 4s. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 647.
OSS
TAMMEHIXU AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
-3S4
SPANISH LESSONS,
SPANISH lessons. 43S 8. 24th St.
MUSIC.
PROFESSOR Charles Petersen, piano In-
structlou and volco training, ltullan
method. Roundness and carrying power
of tone guaranteed. 513 W. of W. Bldg.
293-0-2S
BOOKKEEPING.
LESSONS 111 bookkeeping, etc, day or evtn-J
nig. it is. torn, Nat. iJanK. u. 11. iiamuun.
310
STOVES.
WE curry tho biggest lino of stoves In
city, uuy of ui. Prices right. Enter
prise Furniture Co., lv.'-l S, 14th. Tel.
ifflti. -Mo74 031
CARPENTERS AND JOINER.
ALL kinds ot carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ocnlltrve. nth
and Lake SU. -370
MIRROR FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses resllvered. 703 N 16.
621
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Wnlklln, 2111 Cuming St
-87$
TRUNK FACTORY.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases. Trunks
rcpulrcd. Om. Trunk Factory, 1209 Farnam.
-471 012
TAILORING.
LADIES' garments clenncd. nltered, ro-
pairca rcasonanie. mux jp ogei, j-j i r 11 mum.
M221 UZ3
NICKEL PLAT1NQ.
STOVES, Inmps, etc., reptatlng, Omaha
t'lating L.O., ueo uiug. iei. .oo. sj
You may
RCt cheaper dentistry than vo
charge, but you know thnt to
get tho best always pays. We
do the best and chnrgo res
hbnnble for it.
Bailey the Dentist
am Paxton Illock,
16th and Farnam Sts.
Tel. 1085. Est. since 1888.
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY by .all Interested,
as changes mny occur at any time.)
Foreign mnlls for the, week ending Oc
,,,1.., 1; 111. will close. (PROMPTLY In
all cases) at tho general postofllce as fol
lows: Parcelb post malls close one. hour
earlier than closing tlmo shown bolow.
Parcels post malls for Germany close at
G p. m. Monde y and Wednesday,
Regular and supplementary malls close at
foreign branch halt hour later than closing
time shown below.
Trnnantlnutlu Mnlls.
THURSDAY At 6:30 a. m. for EUROPE,
per s, f. Deutschlnnd, via Plymouth,
Cherbourg and Hamburg (mall for France
must be directed "per b. b. Deutschlnnd");
at 7 n. in. for FRANCE, HW1T.ER
LAND, ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL.
TURKEY. EGYPT. GREECE, BRITISH
INDIA und LORENZO MARQUE5, ptr
s. s, La Champagne, via Hnvro (mall for
other parts of Europo must bo directed
"per b. ft. La Chnmpagno").
SATURDAY At 7:30 a. m. (supplementary
9 n. m.) for EUROPE, per s, b. Cam
panla, vln QueenHtown; nt 7:30 a. m. for
NETHERLANDS direct, per s. h. Rotter
dam (mall must bo directed "per a. s.
Rotterdum"): ut 8 a, m. for ITALY, per
s. s. Trave, via Naples (mall must be
directed "per s. a. Trave"); at 9:30 a. m.
for SCOTLAND direct, per s. s, Ethiopia
(mall must be directed "per s, h. Ethio
pia"). PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-ThU steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial PnperB
and Samples for Germany only, Tho sume
class ot mall matter for other parts ot
Europe will not bo sent by this thlp un
less speelally directed, by It.
After the closing of the Supplementary
Tranfi-A.tlantla Mnlls named above, addi
tional supplementary malls aro opened on
the piers of tho Amcrlcnr, English,
French nnd German stenmers and remain
open until within Ten Minutes ot tho hour
ot sailing of steamer,
Mnlls for Sonth nnd Central America,
West Indies, Etc,
THURSDAY At 10 a. m, for HAITI, per
s. h. Prlns Willlum.IV (mall for Curacao,
Venezuela, Trinidad, British and Dutch
Guloua must be directed "per a. a. Prlns
William IV"); nt 12 m. for SANTIAGO,
er . b. Yilun; at 11 y. m. for NEW
FOUNDLAND, per s. ' s. Corcan, from
Philadelphia.
FRIDAY-At 12 m. for MEXICO, per s. m.
Matanzas, via Tarn pi co (mall must be'
directed "per s, 's, Mntanzna"). 1
SATURDAY At 5 n. m. for BRAZIL, per
b. s. Hove, vi (mail for Northern Brazil,
Ptls-loFI'tCE NOTItn.
Argentlnp. Vruguhy nnd Pnrugun)- mm;
be directed "per s. s. HevelltK "I, at :'H
11. in. for ARGENTINE. FRUGl'AY mil
I'ARAOUAY, per s. s. Conning; al 9 n. ni
(supplemrntnry 9 ,'W 11. 111.) lor PORTO
RICH (Via Hall Juan), Cl'RACAO und
VENK'.I'EI.A, per s. s. Philadelphia
(mall for Savanllln and Carthageim must
be directed "per s, s. Philadelphia") at
9.30 a. m. (tuppleinrtitnry 10:.t n. 111) ,or
FORTUNE 191. AM). JAMAICA, SAVA
NILLA and CARTH GENA. per s. s
Altai (mull for Costn Rica must ho
directed "per s. s, Altai")! at 9:30 a. m.
(supplementary 10.50 n tn.) for HAITI
nnd SANTA MARTA, per s. .. Andes; nt
10 a. m. for CUBA, per s, s. Mevlco, vln
Hnvniui; nt 12:30 p. m. for MATANZAS.
CAIBARIEN. Nl'EVlTAS. G1BARA Hint
BARACOA, per s. s. ullndn (ordinary
mull only, which must be directed "per
. s. Ollndn"); nt 12:30 p, m. (siit)lemen
tary 1 p. ni.) for TURKS ISLAND nnd
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, tier s. s
Cherokee; nt 1 p. 111. (s.ipplemeninry 1:31
p. in.) for BE
L-.ll.ML l..
per s,
Pretoria.
Mall foe Newfoundland by rail to North
rtyuney. niiii inenco oy sicamcr, cicse ni
this office dnlly at 6:30 p. m. (connecting
close here every Monday, Wednesday nnd
Saturdny). Malls for Mtquclon, by rail to
Boston, und thence by steamer, cloc nt
this otlloc dally' at 6:30 p. in. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tatnp.i, Flu., and
thence by steamer, close at this olllce
dally nt "6 n. 111,. (tho connecting o'oc
nra on Monday. Wednesdny ntul Satur
day). Malls for Mele City, overland,
uillesr specially nddressed for dispatch bv
steamer, close at tills ofllco dally ut 1-31
p. m. and 11 p. m, Mnlls 'or Costn Rlcn,
Belize, Puerto Cortcz and Guntcmnla, bv
tall to New Orleans, and thence by
stenmer, close nt this office dally nt 1:30
p. m. (connecting closes here Mondays
for Btllzi, Puerto Corlez nnd Guatemala
nnd Tuesdays for Cos, a Rica). "Rotls
tcrcd mail closes at 6 p. in, previous day.
'I'minimi-ino .Mn IN,
Mnlls for Hawaii, Japan, China nnd Philip
pine islands via Mail lTuncisco close here
tally ut 6:30 p. in. up to September "20,
lm luslvc. for dlsimlch tier s. s. Peru.
Mails for China und Japan vln Vnucnttver
close nere uauy nt u:;io p. in, up to Oc
tober "1, Inclusive, for dispatch per s, a.
Empress of India (registered mall must
bo directed "via Vniicouvei"). Mall, ex
cept nerehandlo. which cannot be for
warder ii Canada, for tho U. 8, Postal
Agent ht Shanghai, closes at 6:30 p. m.
previous dny.
Malls for China nnd Jnpnn, via Tncoma,
ciose nero nany ut :;w p. m, up 10 Octo
ber Inclusive, for dispatch per s, a,
Brneinnr.
Malls for Hawaii via Han Francisco cloo
hire dally u 0:30 p. m. up to October 7,
Inclusive, for dlsuatch ner s. s. Ahunn.la.
Mails for China and Jiipnn, via Heuttlo,
i-iusp nero nnuy at u:;) l. m. up to ucio
ber 9, Inclusive, for dispatch per s, s.
Knga Maru (registered mall must bo
directed "via Senitle"!.
Malls for Hawaii. Chine, Japan nnd Philip
pines via uan I'rnncisco close hero uauy
ut 6:30 p, 111. up to October 10, Inclusive,
for illsnateh tier h. h i'.ii.iIiv
Mills for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands via
nun I'Tiinciseo cioso hero ilally at 6:30
p. 111. up (o Octobor 12, Inclusive, for
dlsnntch tier s. h. Aimtmlln
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which goes vin j-iurope, and New Zealand,
which gdua via San Francisco), und FIJI
Islands via Vnncouver closo hero daily
nt 6:20 n, m. after September 2S and up
tO'Octotier "I2, Inclusive, for dispatch per
h. s. Aorangl (supplementary in'ills via
Seattle- nml Victoria) close at 6:30 p. m.
October 13.
Mnlls for Australia (except West Australia,
ihlii is 1 or warned via igurope). New
ealand, FIJI. Samoa nnd Hawaii via Sun
1-rnneisco close hero dnlly nt 6:30 p. 111.
,.ul?.rPt'"'1.,or "13 and up to October 19,
Inclusive, or on nrrlvaL of s. s, Etrurla,
due Atr ,Np,w York October "19, for dis
patch per s. s. Sonoma.
Traiwpntlflc mails aro forwarded to port
ut suiiiiiK imiiv Hnu mo sriipntnn nr no.
Ing Is nrranged on the presumption of
Ii.." , """"errupuHi ovcnnna transit.
RcRlstemd mall closes at 6 p. m. pre
vious iLy.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmnstor.
Postolllce, New Y.ork, N. Y Sept. 27, 1901.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
OFFICE CONSTIUIC.TlNn" OtTAJlTMn
uiuninr, rori i.eavenwortn, Kiinsus, Sep
tember 27, 1901. Sealed proposals, In tripli
cate, will bo received hero until 11 a, in.,
central time, October "JO, 12-01, and then
iipened. for constructing the following
buildings, Including plumbing, heating nnd
electric, wiring: Six infantry barracks, ono
bund barrucka. one nrtlllerv tnrru,l. imp
artillery stable, ono nrtlllerv gun shed, ono
nrtlllerv Ktiard house, slion. oto one
Incholor olllceru' quarters (24 sots), fourteen
uuiiuie bpih iieuionanis iiuariers, auuiiious
to and nltcrntlons In one barrack buldtng
40, and repairs 10 porcne.-t or nnrrncKH tu,
47. 48. 49 and 50. tit Fort Leavenworth. Kau
nas. Bidders will state In their bid tho
time In which they will complete tho work,
as tlino will form nn Important considera
tion In the nwnrd. Full information und
blniik .forms of proposal furnished on up
nllcntton to this office. Plans nnd sneclil-
cations may be seen here: also In ollico of
Depot Quartermaster nt Chicago, St. Louis
and Omaha. United States reserves tho
right to accept or reject any or nil pro
posals of nny part thereof. Envelopes to
bo enuorsen, - i-roposnis inr i-uouu mum
Iiirs," und uddrcsscd to Captain D. E. Mc
Carthy, Q. M. 830 01-2-3-24-23
PROPOSALS for Fresh Vegetables-Office
Chief Commissary. Omnha, Nebraska
Sentember 30. 19U1. Sealed proposals. In
triplicate, will bo received hero until 11
o'clock 11, m., October 9, 1901, nnd Mien
onened publicly for furnishing nnd delivery
of such quantities of potatoes and onions
ns may be rcquircu uy 1110 subsistence ue
nnrlinent of Forts Crook. Niobrnrn. Robin
won and at tho Omaha Depot, Neb. Pro
posals will also bo received und opened by
the commlssnries at Forts Robinson nnd
Nlobrarn until 10 o'clock u. m., mountain
standard time, October 9, 1901, each post
commlssury receiving proposals, for his own
post only. The right Is reserved to reject
any or ull proposals In whole or In part.
Information as to conditions of contract
will be furnished on' application to thin
office, or to nny of tho above mentioned
offices. D. n. AVILSON. Lieutenant Colonel
25th inrantry, Acting unlet uomminsnry.
830 d4t 07-8
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Omnhn, Neb., Octobor 1, 1901. Healed pro
posals, In triplicate, will bo received hero
nnd atonices or uuartermasters at sta
tlons named, until 10 a, m., central time
October 15, 1901, and then opened for fur
nlshlng wood, bituminous conl. shelled
corn, oats, bran, baled hay and bedding, at
umnha Q. M, Depot, Forts Crook, Robin
son nnd Niobrara, Nebraska, Jefferson Bar-
racKs, .Missouri, Forts tavonworth and
iiiiey. Kansas. Reno and Hill. Oklahoma
Proposals for delivery at other points will
bo entertained. U. 8. reserves right to
reject or nccept nny or all proposals, or
any part thereof, Information furnished
011 application' here, or to Quartermasters
at stations named, Envelopes containing
proposals should he marked "Proposals for
," and addressed to undersigned, or
wunriermasiers ui minions 11 novo named,
JISU, W. 1'U1jL..M Ai, (.'11101 W, Al.
O3-1-5-7-10-11
flAII.WAY TI3I15 CA'RD.
BURLINGTON STATION-lOTIt & MASON
Unrllnatou A Mlaannrl Valley.
Leave. Arrtv
Nebraska, Express ..a 8:40 am a 7:35 pm
Wymorc, Beatrice und
Lincoln a 8:40 nm bil:C5 am
u, 1 in 1 V'Vi a ,:;;a vm a 3;(J0 Pm
Sound, Denver Con
nection a 9:00 pm a 6:45 am
Lincoln Fast Mall .b 3:00 pm n 9:17 am
Fort Crook and Platts-
mputh ................... ,b 3:20 pm bii;05 am
Bellcvue & Pacific Jot., a 7:40 pm a 8:20 am
uviicvuu oc x ui:iiiu uui..u a;iu am
Kanaaa City, St. Joseph & Council
UlnffN.
ICnns&s City Day Ex.... a 9:20 am n 6:05 pm
Kansas Cltv Night Ex,.al0:30 pm a 6:15 am
01, i.ouis v Iyer, a d:iu prn auuo am
Chicago, BiirlluaTtou & Qulucy.
Chicago Special a 7:00 am nl0;20 pm
Chicago Vcstlbulcd Ex., a 4:00 pm a 7:45 am
Chicago Local ,, a 9:30 am a 4:05 pm
Chicago Limited ..,.a 7:50 pm a 7:45 am
Fast Stall a 2:45 pm
a Dally, b Daily except Sunday,
UNION STATION-IOTII AND MAIICY,
Union Pacific,
Leave,
.a 8:20 am
,a 8:50 am
Arrive,
Overland Limited,,,,,,
Fast -Mall. .....
Mall and Express
Colorado Hnecial
a 7:20 pm
n i:25 pm
1111:35 pm
aii:2r. pm
n 4:25 prrt
a i:mj ,m
Illncoln-Stromsburc Ex.b 4:05 nm
Diz:30 nm
Pacific Atlantic Ex., ,11 4:23 pm
Grand Island Local, M,,.b 5;3Q pm
Omnha. u St.'I.opla, .
a 6:50 am
b 9,35 am
St. Lotlls "Cannon JBalf'a 0:15 Jim jv.8U!0 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local a 7:25 am a 9:00 pm
AII.W.U TI ME ( A Ittl.
IlllnoU t'riitrnl.
Chicago l-Apress . ...a 1
Chlciuo, Mlnnnpolls .1
St. Paul Limited a 7:
Minneapolis v.- 8t Paul
Express ,, b 7i
Fort Dodge Local, from
Council Bluffs a 6
;00 am a 5:10 im
!l5 pm a -M am
00 nm b 9:40 pm
:00 nm
it I'nclflc.
Chlenuo, Rook
alnitit
EAST.
Dps Moines and Davcti
itnrl t.oenl.. ..n
.ft MM. M A. 4 ,
Chicago Express ...bll:
I . ' till, . ,MI,
1:13 am n 4:55 pm
1:20 pm bU:50 am
i-.oo pm a 1:23 pm
i)pa .Moines i,ocai a w
Chicago Fast Express.. a 6:1
..til.. Ilt.lr llall,l
und Chicago a iiw pm a s;io am
WEST.
Lincoln. Colo. Springs.
Denver, ruewo auu
Went a 1:
1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
1:20 pm n 9:50 am
fnint-iiilo. nktnhoma and
Texas l- iyer a e:
Wnbnsh.
St. Louis "Cannon Boll"
Express .a n:u pm a s:v am
.MlKoiirl Pnolflc.
Ht. Louis Express 10:00 nm a 6:25 pm
K. C. & St. L. Express. ,nl0:S0 pm a 6:15 am
Chlengn, MIImuiIUcc .t St. Paul.
Chicago Limited. . ,, ,1. .a 6:00 pm a 8:05 nm
Chlcntp) & Uniali.i Kx,.,b t.l5am bJ:yni
a Dally, b Daily except Sunday.
C'lileuun ,V North viestrrn.
Chtcngo Special ,,,,a 7:W am nll:30 pm
Chlcngo Passenger,. .i..n 4:13 pm a 8:40 nm
Eastern impress, ,,,.,,aiu:M am a voo pm
Eastern Hucclal a 4:55 pm n 4:05 urn
Fast Mall a 2:43 pm
Omahn-Chlcaso LTd,..a 7:15 pm a 8;u) am
Fast Mall a 8:30 am
Cedar Rapids Fnsseiigcr a 6:30 pm
Twin City Exprcss..,,,,K 6:55 nm nlu::"3 pm
Twin cny liimitea. ,.,.a ceo pm n mi
Sioux City Local a 8:ov um a 3:50 pm
a Dally, b Dnlly except Bunday.
WEIISTEII DEPOT HIT 1 1 A WEIlSTKIt
Frrninnt, Elkhiirn A .Missouri Valley
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Deadwood.
Hot Springs n 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas d 3;0fl ;m e 5:00 pm
Hustings, York, David
City, Hupcrtor.uoncvu,
Kietpr and Sewnrd....b 3 00 Dm b 5:00 nm
Norfolk, Lincoln and
... I. ?, - ... UA,S -
i' re mini 11 iv uiv.. iu
Fremont Local c 7:3( am
.Mlaannrl Pacific
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping water u :io pm aio:2o nm
UhleiiKO, St. Paul, Minneapolis
Oninliii.
Twin City Passenger.. ,.n 6:00 nm a 0:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger.. ,n 3:43 pm nll:10 nm
Emerson Local b 5:30 pin b 8:30 am
a Dnilv. b Dallv excent Sunday, o Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday, e Dally
except .Monuny.
WILL SHUT OUT THE AGENTS
Ilnnkers Milking Arrannonienta to
Have Couinilaalons nn Inanr
Hiiee Go tn Association,
It Is probable that within the next thlrtjr
days tho bankers of Nebraska will have
completed arrangements whereby the asso
ciation which includes n large majority of
tho banks ot the state wlt receive Into Its
treasury the commissions Upon fidelity and
burglary Insuranco written In favor of the
members of thnt association.
At the last convention the executive com
mittee was authorized to make a contract
with this object In view. At n recent meet
ing of the oxecutlvo committee the chair
man and secretary were empowered to en
ter into contracts after the contracts had
been approved by a committee consisting
of George W. Post of York, T. E. Stevens
ot Blair nnd V, B. Caldwell of Omaha.
Henry W. Yates is chairman of the execu
tive committee and II. R. Gould Is secre
tary. They will draw up a contract this
week which will he submitted to the mem
bers.
It Is probable that the fidelity nnd bur-
gin ry Insurance ot the association will bn
placed In tho hands of the National Surety
company of New York City nnd tho Ocean
Accident and Guarantee corporation, lim
ited, ot London. Tbcso companies have the
preference for the reason that when the
scheme was first proposed tn thts state
they were tho only two companies In tho
business In similar relations with tho Mis
souri Bankers' association, and a repre
sentative of that association has pro
nounced tho arrangement satisfactory to
both parties, Other companies gave as a
reason for not favoring the plan tbo fact
that thoy already have agents In the Held
and did not feel like taking tho business
of the banks from them.
Seasonable Fashions
S939 Mltsea Waist,
ii 10 10 yfi.
Misses' Illouso Waist Closing at the Back,
No. 3939 Low round yokes are much in
vogue nnd aro well adapted to young girls'
wear. This very pretty blouse combines
that feature with the stitched hands and
box plaits, that are fio fashionable and Is
essentially smnrt at the same tlmo that It
is youthful, Tho original Ik mado of, pastel
Inn cloth with tho yoke of taffeta 'in a
darker shade, and makes part of n cos
tume, but tho design Is equally well nutted
to odd waists of silk, albatross, cliallle'and
(ho like.
Tho foundation or fitted lining, extonils
to tho waist lino only, but closos at thn
back with tho waist beneath tho centre box
plait. The yoke Is plain, applied over the
lining, but tho lower portion of the front
Is laid In box plaits that nra stitched nt
oach edge. The back Is laid In plaits for
Its entire length which nrc, drawn togother
at the waist Una. Tho sloevc are In bishop
style, and tho nock In finished with stock,
collar that Is trimmed with stitched bands
to match those on tho waist And yoke.
To cut this blouse, for a girl of 14 years
of age 3V4 yards of material 21 Inches wide,
2?i yards 27 Inches wide or 1 yards 44
Inches wide will be required, with yrd
for yoke and collar,
The pattern 3939 Is cut In sires for misses
ot 12, 14 nnd 16 years of age.
For 'he accommodation of The Dee read
ers these patterns, which usually retail at
from ii o 00 lentB, will be furnished at a
nominal yrlce, 10 cents, which covers til
expcnio. in order to get any pattern en
close 10 cents, glyo number and name of
pattern wanted nnd bust measure. Allow
about ten days from date of your letter
before beginning to look for toe pattern.
Adlreis, Patter- uart:neht, Oiaalia Ota.
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