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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1902)
THE OMAHA DAILY 11EE: .FRIDAY, OCTOIIEU 10, 1002. SPECIAL NOTICES will be taken asHII 13 m. fee evealna; edit lea sail Ill SO B. as. fa a-aralaa aa -eadar e4HIa. Ratea, 1 I -tf- a. ward ftmt laaertlaa. le ward thereafter. Nathlaa; tabea far less than Ke for the Brat laeer. tlaa. These edverlleesaeata asast be raa eoaneca t ll y. . Advertisers, hi reaaest lag' " tiered eheek, eaii ae aaawera ad dreaaed ta m numbered letter la eara af TKe nee. Aaawera e addressed will ha delivered oa seseatailo. af taa raeek eelr. SITUATIONS W.tnKU. WANTFD, to take charge of two furnaces; beat references. Address L 6". Be. . a-m; 10 ' WAf Cle-MAtB lieLl. WANTED, canvasser; man fsmlllar with book and t ewspaper work preterred; must be nuntler. Appiy.rtoom mi, , uce timg. B T-fi ti FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK. If vuu live tn fhM rnuntrv or In a small town and i.ave a good acquaintance 1 among the tannera ana stoeg raisers m the nelahoorhood vou can maae so easily I by lour or nve Hours worn, write us and wa will sella you uir propoviiion. The Bee I'ublishing Co., boilcuorj, i'ept., Omaha, Nt. U M;u . idi i m . . , , , i FIVE trictl first-class salesmen to work city ana country territory tor newspaper, weekly salary, 114 to V, accoruing lo ability, permanent position.' Heiereuces iiH'fMtHry. ti ui wuiu to rvutun iui Uee Wlug. B ill HU8TL1NO Jeputles wanted; men or women; splemna Contract, Tne Oarden- ers, 41 B'ie Wlug. WANTED, first-class Britann'ca and War ner liDiary salesmen toi lowa, Kansas, iebrnMka, Montana. iNortli and South monthly aovance. You ta I on lnuulries uniy, x vrmaneni ana ancusivo icimuij system. Auarres American Aespapei- Association, suite tuz. to. 1. Lite Omaha, HvD. " , - B iHa Ol . ' I . u- . " WANTED," young man stVnographerv glv reiercnces, nge anu cxpecteu samry. .u dress K jlo, Bee. B MSJJ WANTED, traveling man who visits the large and small towns, to sell retailers a select afwortment of ary goods for sprma, on commission. Bryn alawr Mills, t-hlia- oeipnitt, t a. ,, . d-ki WANTED, men to sort Iron. Alplrn, sol t arnani. a WANTEIX a tioalerV and underwear sales man for states of Nebraska and lowa. Box Maxioc, Ind. . B MWO WANTED," carpenters.' $2.50 a day. Ad- I areas jusepn onieoiger, coiurauiur, iiinu, WANTED for V. 8. Army, able-bodied un married men between ages of 21 and 35, citizens of United States, ot good char- acter anq temptrate naDita. wno can I seaa, run ana write u.ngusn. f or lnroi- ma tiun apply to Kecruitiug officers, 18th I and Dodge Omaha, and . poatoltlce uuiiuing, iuicoin, neD. D-iJ'OX FIFTY men wanted for goneral farm work. standard.' Cattle company, Ames, Neb. N 253 NU WANTED, llTst-class horseshoers at once. Write. Ueo. Nyers, 312 bo. First St, Cedar Itapias, la. B 167 GOOD messengers wanted; high salaries. a. u. r. co., zu o. uin st. - b M184 TRAVELXNO nalesmen, also adrtlsers, cash for services rendered; referencea reifuired. Write quick. Triumph, Dallas, I lex. , a Mi u' WANTED Experienced - cigar salesman with establisned trade, from factory to retailer In Nebraska and lowa. Address. giving full antecedents, J. J. Tracy, 20281 Bouia win street, ipnaoeipnia, fa. ;. , B Mwa 20 SALESMEN ! The Hawka Nursery Company, . . Wauwatosa. Wis. . B M378 Noy., PORTER wanted. Apply the Omaha News t-o., lotn ana uavenport.- a M6 10 THE ANNlJALi Dostofflca examination will be held In Omaha. November 19th for clerks and carriers; only a common school I education required; politics or religion I kh ii-not- considered: we nrenar hv mA.il fnr I ' . the examinations a large per cent of those I , . . . j 1. . . . . . . I Hiiuuimeu eacn year; lniormation aoouti all government positions free. Columbian 4 .1 iv.il,-. e. ..v, v,..-, ,..,s.im, . WANTED, stenographer and cashier; give I penmanship and references Address L ta. Bee. , . B 432 WANTED 26 good, stout, husky carpenters to work on construction of grain elevators in Boyd county, Neb. ;. wagea 17H to 274 i-rnis per nour, accoruing to aoillty; transportation furnished : from Omaha: Address TransmlsHisslppk Grain Co., Bee Blug., umaha, ISeD. B M449 12 WANTED, an all around butcher and sau- eara maker: S40 a month and knird o h. right man. 'Phone 0 address George West. St. Paul, Neb. B M46& 14 WANTED, competetit stenographer; man famlliar with rhlnplna buslnesa rreferre4 Aaareaa u Si, itee. B M462 1ALBHME1 WANTED. SALESMEN, exclusive territory; salary or commission; sansiaciion guaranteed. Ap- ply for terms to "B," Western Nursery Co., Lawrence, Kan. -144 017 WANTED FEMALE HELP. 100 Girls. Call Canadian office, 16th ft Dodge. - 014 WANTED, good wages to a good cook; nuiiv uiuvr uvi apyi, m jiarney. " ., I ' C M765 GIRL for general housework. :60 Piercs treet. C 9 WANTED, working housekeeper In family ui luivb buuiui... AuureH it i, xee. t C 481 WANTED, a good girl for general house- worn; no washing; 13. uo per week. 1614 iNortn 24ta bt. C avl WANTED, a lady over 27. bright and am bitioua; splendid chanca for promotion; wiiu reicrences. jvuuress 1. so, ar. C-M461 U WANTED, an experienced second girl. 9 t iue street. , Mrs. iarsn. C 39$ 9 WANTED, a.cogjc. .Uri.. X Reed, 3630 $TS AND EXPENSES (either sex) .travel ing: no canvassing; $40' at home; call afternoon 4 to .' , Drexel hotel. , . C M43 12 GfRL for general housework wanted for a I laruuy 01 tnree- cau ssj poan. , . C-e431 10 WANTED, a .young grri for upstairs work. f-i 1 bo juta Ave: .. . (j J w WANTED, 'girl with' good experience and references for aenerai housework : small family. .Jitra. Ctiaries Ci .Hosewater, 123 t. jiat iv, , 4 ( . . 1 , . C-rM441 'Vjresf;H)iiPuiSE,' ; HOUSES, stows.' Bsmls. Paxton block. TO MOVE right get 6 . I, malts, Van Storage Co. ; ottice Lai'. 111 S'ttrnam, or Tele. 16u9-eU3. D 914 S-ROOM modern -detAChed bobs.' Ihaulrs Or., tl ....... I. .1 . ,. . WS..ByillU ' , - Uni l;PJ,n PTt of cwy.- The O. IIUUJCJ p. Davis Co. M BeW Bldg, ' - u VI l 8KB PAYNE, BOSTWICK ft CO. for choice houaes. kul-3 N. X. Life Bldg. Tel. KUI. l a. VANiJ anJ baggage wagons. Tel. 1195.- , . . D-430 , i i i , HOUSES and fiats.- Ring wait. Barker block. u ail MAGGARD Van ft- Storage Co. Tel. I4S4. U aui -ROOM modern, good repair, on 8. U ve nue, inuae Mi. ... u-: OCTOBER l-4-roon hauaa, 1629 Cass: mod ern eacepi luruace, fju. v . ni. isasoa. run RENT HOI SES. FOR RKNT, three -roorn houses, with water, gaa and newer: Just been put e l In first-cu-. repair: nil In good location. clow to s'reet car and schools; $1 tu tU each-. C. M. Baulimann. 4,' slid Ui Paxtou block. D Mi 7t N. 24TH ST., South Omala. a nice, .5- room wiiitf. William H.. Potti?r. u- celver, iJ4 brawn block. .. i S'jO MODFBN 7-rovm. ho-jse. near Dark. Iw9 South 28th. D 6 FOR RKNT, October 1. $-room modern m.i is, .a St.; 6-roora cottago. 2Jii vamornia hi. Apply at itoom. 6'i N. r.aie rung. i tvu 811 S. 23D.ST., 3-room flat, with bath. ziw D. uin St.. s rooms, cltv water. 1 JVm. K. Potter, receiver. . Brown block. f HOUSES, a. o. Wallace,. Brown Block,. : D 1 EIUHT-room house,- modern. t i -,. Caiowell street. tt-MlfW 11 I l-ROOM modern, furnished:- If asreeahle win take room and bnarn la exchange for rent. Inquire N. d Bt. . . , . . D 309 FOR RENT, s-rooni modern house, 224S N. 19th St.. $2). 8-room modern brick houser 2413 Lake St.. 115. 8 - room modern brick house, 31M Farnam . n., w 7 - room modern house, ?f4 Bo. 36th St.. III. BRENN AN-LOVE CO., 3ut) South 13th St. D-3a 12 -ROOM house, all modern, Ih fine repair, 22"7 Sherman ave., J5.W. O. E. Turking ton, i5 Bee bldg. 'D M418 . - .. MODERN house, 714 Sixth St. 1 Inquire W. it. Kimball, mn Bixth Ave.. Council BliifTs. ' . r. .... is 1- It ' : . UN PLEASANT 5-room flat, all mern irnd complete. Z124 Miami St. l-"-M44 11 Dt'NDEE. 4915 and 4f2S Webster St., a roams, bath and i iosei. iii.ni eacn. 9a4 davenport St., s-room modem $18.00. 2107 Chicago St., rooms. $15.00. L. L. JOHNSON CO.. Bit 8. 15th. ' D-M448 15 FOR RENT. 5-room cottage, perfect rertalr. j.fT, ruin pi. William U. Jlli-T-il, 'l.illl and Farnam. . . D M44ru S-ROOM cottage, 2S49 Rees street. Irtqulra Clyde C sundblad, cafe county court. . D 4iZ 11 ; 1K1J WOOLWORTH AVE., t. rooms, mod ern, tiuri St., rooms, mooern. '' V-Jt:rZnw'i:'. 8 r0m." ew' ".h em, Si.&); '7 Webster St.; t rooms, bath, 1X; 1SH5 8. 2lh St., i roorqs, modern, $15; 222V California st., 6 rooms, $l2.7o; others. I inwa ljr..M ltarVr 1,11. lY-VflU la I FOR RE!tT FURSISHF.D ROOMS, DEWEY European hote, 13th and Farnam. t. tua K PER WEEK-422 8. Wh, St... one block I south of court house. r. v. , i I I AETNA HOUSE.. European. 13th and DMi. & m TWO nice, cool, furnished or unfurnished rooms. 204 Davenport. E 927 ROYAL HOTEL, European 16th & Chlcagd. . . .... .. tu H-To i 1 1 1 NICELY . furnished rooms, single or en- sulte; rates reasonable. , .Midland ' Hotel, I 16tn and cnicago. is 2 I LARGE south front roorri, newly- furnished. modem, telephone;. Suitable for two men. I 2216 Douglas. E79 . 1 HANDSOME steam-bested room. . itftiv Cap itol Ave. tr JWLIXj FOR RENT, to gentleman, large well fur nlnhed front room, with alcove, atearn heat, gas, bath, telephone,- central, I reasonable. 1623 Douglas. E 319 PLEASANT front room, steam heat; gen tlemen preierrea. 2i xm. ltn street. ti-MMI 13" 1 220 N. 17th St., neat team-heated rooms. IV Moo I iMOV, ' ' ' WELL furnished steam ' heated rooms. single or ensulte, with or witnout boara Miaiana notei, istn ana -aicago sis. ROOMS for light housekeepar, 2564 Douglas. ... & M438 N8 LAR.GE pleasant front room: 635 K. lth St, TWO adjoining rooms, $7 a,', jtnotith. 52T S. o i ...... l r ir.a 1 12 iivc, . .wir m- riRKISHKD RO&MS AUG BOARD. Merrlam, comfortable winter, home, Tel. 85. FURNISHED rooms, with or "without board; rates reasonable. Midland Hotel, ltitn ana vi-u' . m , v ... r w THREE rooms, 626 .6. .'Wh . .Bt'.; furuaca. ... , 1 . - FOR RENT STORES. AD OFfICS9. I FOR RENT Store. In first-class location I rnt reasonable. Apply R. C. Paters Jk. I -. ground floor, uee wiag. 4266 I FOR RENT The building formerly occu- nled bv The Bee at 916 Farnam alt It has four. stories and a ba semens' which was formerly used aa The JSee press. room. This wlirbe rented very reasonably, if Interested apply at once to C, C.. Rose- water, secretary, ruum ivv, xcp nimning. HARNEY ST. BUILDING FOR RtiNT. I THE NASH BUILDING, opposite Bennett's store, on Harney St.. 6 stories and base ment, 66x132 feet, containing over 50,000 square feet of floor' space. Sea' aa-for terms. The 4-story and basement fcrlek building, Nos. 1414 and 1414 Harney street. $250.u) ner month. ucunua c iu., ivu iirnftiu oireei. ' : . 1-283-U REAR of 1610 Harney St., room suitable for storage or workshop, $10 per month. 151M Harney. 1 ,miwi 12 ' i fi-' "t. 1 , .1- J HALLS FOR RENT. '' - IP CREIGHTON ball and Sojilitx Roof garden ior oaus. oaouuets. cuh uhwb. anioaers. meetings, conventions, etc. Both halls are the largest In tha city, have large dressing rooms and boxes tor cloaks, hats and coats, will rent reasonable. Anulv to Wm. R. ' M or and, Manager Cretghfon hall. Phone 1022. ... I 4tiu N7 ACENTS WANTED. : WANTEp CaDvasaing -agents in every county to solicit euoscriptions to Tilt TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER, Steady employment. wUh assured good In come. Agents in m couutry wun nurse and buggy especially desired. CanVaasers make easily $60 te $100 per month. Ad dress, Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, ouuaing, umaua. .. -u WAJTKB-T" REST. WANTED, boarding; - places In. private tamiiies ror stuaents at noyie s' college ; price must ie ressonabis. ciwejAoHe WANTED, furnished rooms near Coliseum, light nouseaeeping, aouoie oeas, uuto- bsr l-zi. Aaaress oox id, nemu. Kan, K-M456 11 for sale rn'MNrri'RB. ; CHICAGO Furniture Co.. 1410 Dodce. Tel. ir.ii. in ew ana seoonanana, .laiugut, uia. exenangea. , , , . u FOR SALE HORSES), WAGONS, ETC. , .!. HARRY FROST b&liiU and reualra wajtoba. Hee bim.. ittn ana Lsgyenworto. : Tel. ihi. I 94 KOH SALE MlMTKLLASrOtS. I FENCE LATH for aulck shipment, crlbj- bing, combination ladders, iwl Douglas. VJ M122 . FOR J1ALK Phonographs; soperror to Sny oiner musical instrument; up. . Tna Wittmajio Co., 16-1 Farnain. (j 936 , rrilil'lU nkr,nAM nil- SlA MQ.am.. mutiioea- lecoras. soc eaca or sa per-aos.; new wheels, $16 up: 2dhand, $5 up. Omaha I bicycle Co., 16th and CIk-ago Sea. ... Q-4H2 NEW . and secondhand typewriter! 1119 tamaai. - . , . y aji 1DHAND mfs theap. Denght, 1UI Fa f nam. FOR. 9 U.K MIC ELLaSf.OI S. 1U0 STYLES trus-es; catalogue free. Sher man ft McConnell Drug Co., loth aivl Doilge, Omaha. , (J Sw 1 I . t , . Jt ,. l.-S, - . INDIAN goods ,and relics. 1U9 Farnam FOR UBS fixtures see Kam'l Burns. , . ( Vr-T 19 FOR BALK, a pair of Imported Mexican hairless dogs. Address K 6, Bee. '. VI M17 CHOICE milch cows, 5 Shetland ponies. 8. T. Campbell, 4211- Center, phone Mack 1123. Q 21? 13 8KI,LINO out bicycle at greatly reduced prices; new wheels, IIS up, Kdlion phono grapnw. !, J.ii and ). Omaha Bicycle Co., Corner lsth and Chicago 8ts. y Msta EDISON Columbia phonographs; agents wanted: write. Fredrlckson, Is Cap. Ave. OOOD toned cntuge organ for sale at a j uargniii. it tfee. M diiw FOR BALE, haseb'urner, used only a short lime, inquire Zill urace Bt. it FOR BALK, cheap, a new'rubber-tlred run-' anout. inquire at coinn s uvery Htame, 22d and Cuming. Q 272 Mil NICE closed rockaway. extension top, rea sonable, inquire Windsor Stable. ni Davenport 8t. 310 OFFICE partition, glass pane. Phone 2161. FOR BALK, barber shop and pool room. J. t-. Jttennlnger, r lorence, Keb. Q 336 9 PC ST MASTERS-For sale, cheap, screen of ziu iock noxes and 4iu call roxes, nnisnea in oak, "A" style; good as new; chb de liver about Dec. 1. liW2. W. J. Cook. P. M.. Blair, Neb. . -M 10 FOR. BALK, thoroughbred Scotch Collie, sire Wel.ihburn Charlie, out of Oold Dust. Address U tH, Bee. W 428 14" PALMS, artificial, all sizes, for sale cheap. f none jubi. W zi i OOOD antique oak wardrobe for sale cheap.' Inquire 2104 Maple. Q 43 CLAIKVOVASTI. MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1614 Cass St. 4H4 MME GILMER, genuine palmist, 31. S. 15. ELECTRICAL THEATMK.1T. MME. AMES, vapor baths. 124 N. 15th. R. t T zrft la - - - or if n o'RRYAn nf Kv 720 T- 8. 13 th. 23 17 ' MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 16, 2d floor, HI PERSONAL. DR. HOY, chiropodist; corns and auperflu- ous nan removeu oy electricity, it, u Kremer block. . TJ 81 PRIVATE hospital before and during con finement; baoles boarded and adopted. 'Mrs. Oaraeis, . 2234 JUike. Xbi. . red . iSKfe VIAVI. Woman's way to health. Home treatnnsMt. - ouvkki im, div 01041., unn&. u m SEND 26c for complete lessoa tn deep breaming exercise. Bam J. t ox, n' t ar- nam. u v u PRIVATE hospital before and during con tinement: tuttt-claiss In every respect: babies adopted. Dr. L. L. Miller, !SiH Bionuo bu pnone t-wi. 1 u 21a 14 MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 26 floor, R. 2. u is 1 GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale and retail. Collins Piano Co., 1623 Douglas. u sua PRIVATE sanitarium for ladles before and during connnement. ur. ana . Mrs. Gerisch, 4us N. loth St., Omaha.. . U ttoo $30 RUPTURE CURED FOR $30 Na Knlie, no pain, no uuicnuurr iruin uuninw, Bend for booklet, etc; EMPIRE RUPTURE CliUh. CO., M. X. i-4ie vuig., jmana. . . . . . ... . ... u-jjm! DR. JACKSON, 154)5 FARNAM ST. U-VA, OMAHA DYE WORKS, 1615 Howard, the taahlonanie cleaners 01 laaies ana gentie men's dresses and suits, lace curtains. draperies. ' . u miw p,2 TELEPHONE 780 for 1 M. E. messengers. u sua IiX)K. GENTLEMEN. LOOKI But you will have to '.00k a long time bs- zore you nna anytning 10 compani 10 STOEGKER CIGAR. .. . U-335 u FOR tallormade suits and fancy dresses Beutel. 206 Bamge. ,- uaaiz' I CURE alt human diseases, no poison, no knife. Pror. jonnson, 10m ana jones bib, Omaha. - U 4a6 IS' SURE cure for excessive perspiration and all disorders- or tne teet; stamp, ior par ticulars.. A. Mayer, 518 Dee bldg., Omaha, TRAVELERS going over the Missouri Pa cine system, wnen tne train stops zu min iitea for dinner at Auburn, should remcm ber Neals up-to-date restaurant, second nlnce from derjot. Best meals In the state for 15c. Deep water tlsh and everything In the market. Where the American flaf always waves. W. M. weal, proprietor, Auburn, Neb. c -SI463 12 LEARN chiropody, manicure, special mas sage. School of Hygiene, bis uee Diag. U M457 Nl I PARISIAN tea rooms. . Oc Eat. All newsdealer, 10c. October What To C M455 10 MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE. 4A PER CENT on buslnesa property. S per cent on residence property. Options to pay wnoie or part any time. W. B. MfcllKLE, 401 8. 15th Bt. - W-5I MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real ratals, erennan-txive io., v a. lain. W-960 I 4 TO 5 P. C. Money. Bemla. Paxton Blk, 1 w vtii I FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H. I Thomas. First Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. 1648. w aw FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros, 1604 W 9(3 Farnam. W. Farnam Smith ft Co.,' 139) Farnam street. VV KM I PRIVATE money. F. D. Wrad, 1524 Douglas, W 966 WANTED City and farm loans'; also bonds and warrants. K. c. peters ft Co., liug Farnam St., Bee Bldg. W-964 44j TO t per cent. Pritchard. 105 Bea Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY WHEN you find it necessary to borrow. five us a trial, alter wnicn wa will, by air treatment, attempt to retain your patronage. We loan from $10 tip, On fur niture, planoa. live stock, etc. W also make loans to SALARIED PEOPLE ' ' witUout mortgage or endorser. We do not deduct Interest In advance; ws charge nothing for making or filing papera snd our service la quick and contiduntial. We always try to pivase our patrons. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 119 Board ut Trade Bldg. Tel. 2295. (Established Ua2 ) ' South 16th St. X-4k LARGEST BUSINESS 1W lOAN8 - TO SALArtl Ll) rburuis, mercnanu, team' smm. boarding housea, etc., without se curity: easiest terms: 4b otiices in on 11 dual cities. Tolman, 440 Board of Trade Bldg. r - jt-a4 . Chattel Snd Salary Iians. '" PHOENIX CREDIT C'-. ' Successor to J. W, Tayloe. TeL 74i '- 6UJ. paxton Btock.' ' 1,1 ' . . . "X-953 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, jew elry, horses, cows, etc, C. F. Reed, 11 .17 iiONET loaned on furniture, live stock, . Jeaelry, to salaried people. Foley l)n VV., UUV, I V ..vvm, 9 . V vivM MONEY TO I.ON 4 IIATTELS. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ imj Y(.l ini-.i-.u iu.ti i s . Mu.NEi to loan $ ON I FURNITURE AND SALARIES. I li to $.m loaned on FURNITURE. riANoS. ETC.. and to salaried people $ at very lowest rates and for any length, I of llnio. without publicity or removing $ the property. l'a ments can be made tu $ sntt your convenience. $ Call and get our terms before going I elsewhere. I HKL1ABI.E CREDIT COMPANY. i Room Third Floor. I'aiton Block. I tlltllllf MIMtntMl A 2M MONEY kisned on plain note to salaried m ople; business connoennai; lowest rates, olt faxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co. Dl 9iSK" (HAMKS. TO GET In cr out of business call on Wil liams, Room 411. Met ague building. Y-96S WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchang your DU lines? or property quicK see 11. Johnson. 843 N. Y. i.lfo. Y-M96H FOR SALE or trade for city property. grocery store and buildings, with excel lent cash trade. Address A, Bee office. Council Bluffs. Y-M391 13 FOR SALE A good pool outfit; pool ta bles, cnairs, snowcases ana everytniug complete. - Address A. Myers, Mo. Valley, la. ... , - Y-M376 11 FOR RENT, European hotel at 414 North St., South, Oman a. ien ur NO REASONABLE offer rejected for the furniture of 10-reom brick llat; line loca tion; full of roomers. J. II. Johnson, N. Y. Life. Y-M400 A BLACKSMITH shop for sale; owing to poor health I nave aecideit to sen my blacksmith shop and tools; a splendid lo cation; good trade. W. J. Alsson, Ster ling, Colo. . Y-M116 13 FOR SALE The well established clothing business of the late O. W, Hellers, Blair, Neb. H. W. McBrlde, Administrator. Y-M411 17 FOR BALE 18 gilt-edged first mortgage bonds, payable in goia; par vaiue, i,wu each; will be sold to net Investor 5H per cent per annum; Interest payable semi annually. Harry Nott & Co., Brokers, 210 Bee building. Y-M450 FOR SALE The furniture of a 15-room house Just two blocks from tne post office; the house is full of nrst-claes boarders. L 65, Bee. , Y M4M 12 BUSINESS netting $400 per month for sala for lo.ouu cssn. Adaress c, uee omce. Council Bluffs. . Y-M4S4 12 FOR EXCHAKGB. WILL exchange clear vacant lots In Chi cago, well located, value ;,tio, ior iarra or acres near Omaha.. Address H, Bee office. South Omaha. . . Z M413 14 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. BIG INTEREST ON THE INVESTMENT of a CHEAP HOME. WALLACE. 311 J. J.' BROWN BIA5CK. These places rent for better than 6 per cent net, witn a pronaoiuiy ior gooa proni ue- aides. Kavorabie terms, investigate. $4,0002 cottages, 2 stores, rental $. $.1 two New 8-r. . house, neanng completion 10 minutes' walk west P. O. H.2T0 2 stores. 4 flats, rent $528. $2,350 Small home near High school. 12. 250 Another, same locality. $2.200 Fine east front. 8-r. house, beauti ful view, good peignoornooa, loveiy nome, near 10th. $2ouu loth and Bancroft,' four 3-room cot- tagee. rent $2X8. 1 1 . K-1 U . Ae Uanannm nark $l600 Oomfortabie. well built home, large lot. 30th and Grant. $J, 500 Seward and 27th, 8-r. modern, rents $1.35fC-716 8. 40th. rents $150 per year. $1,3502006-8 -N. 33d, 2 houses, rent $156 per year. H.200 S336 I-iarlmore, 8-r., 2 lots. $1,2003318 Parker, H block Harney car. P"0 S116 Miami, 4-r..- full' lot. 00 6-r. cottage, full Tot, Monmouth park. 00 2rV16 N. X3d. 40x100, 5-J-:; city water. $6503109 Seward, 4-r , rB 4ots, 100x126, city ...... -... 1. 1 J- ........ ,., home buver. fM.L..- $500 S. E. Cor. 40th and ort 0ts., 5-r., large lot. -; 1 $5003. W. Cor. 40th and Camden Ave., 6-r. house, large lot. $400 N. W. Cor. 40th and Camden, 4-r.,. full lot. - . . Barealns in vacant lots. GEORGE G. WALLACE, BROWS BLOCK. . RE 437 9 WHY pay rent? Own your home! Seethe Industrial Home Co. of America. Best plan on earth! Office, 221 Board of Trade bldg., Omaha. R. M.. Wilde, Mgr. KE-M190 RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Union Pacific Railroad company. B. A. McAUeater, land commissioner. Union Pa. title Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE-971 KELSEY'S. wall paper, 17th and Douglas. 'Phone 1608. . RB 973 HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also tire Insurance. Bemis. Paxton block. BE-97J SEE PAYNE. BOSTWICX.ft CO. for chotca bargains. 601 N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. 1016. . RB-974 WILLIAMSON SwST55 , . RE-875 HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also acre property and farm lands. The O. F. Davis Co., Room 662, Bee bulldlng SB' ACRES, Douglas county. In one body (not easily divided), all level bottom land, -ery fine hay, corn and blue grasa land, unexcelled for stock feeding, having fine yards, barns, trackage and other facili ties. Improvements originally cost (20,000; handy to So. Omaha stock yards, also R. R. station. Price. $45 per acre, for limited time. HARRISON ft MORTON, Bole Agents, Omaha. RE 364 Jo FOR SALE 31 - acres, fruit and garden land, night-room house, good barn, ap ples, cherries, plums; eight acres In tlm br, two miles from car line. Address, 103 8. First, Council Bluffs, la. RE 9u DO YOU WANT TO SELL A FARM? It you want to sell a farm or ranch, tall the farmers and stockralsers about It, The best ws to reach them Is through The Twentieth Century Farmer. This agricultural weekly goes to S5.0M homes ot farmers and stockralsers, so if you sate a good , p lees of land to sell at reasonable pries you ought to And a buyer among them. Ths cost of aa ad la small S csnu per word. THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER OMAHA, NEB. RE THE building at Ninth and Harney, known as the Corxeua hotel, la for sale. Bida are Invited. Robert Dempster. 1216 Farnam St. RE 6o7 TWO well built S-room houses, desirable location. Apply 1411 inton St. RE 907 10 AN IDEAL HOME Ci an.aH , m 1 1 . C mnAmm hnnu cemeutea cellar, good - furnace, man lei and grate, gas, bath, sewer, hot and cold water, large porch ; lot 6uxl27 on paved street: tiermanent walks: near In. This property must be sold st once, and tha price Is only good for a few days. See us about It. Price. $.'.100. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Main Floor N. Y. Life bidg. RE-M139 U When You Write 1 to Advertisers rsmamber It only takes) an extra stroke at twa of tha pea to mactloa Uks tact thai FOR HtLK-RKAL KSTATK. HOUSE for sale, to be movH off the lot Immediately. John Litenser. fit Ree King. RE-4T.J 10 IIAMIXI At IDKHI. MORAND 3 Dancing School, 15th and Har ney. Children beginner. Wednenlsv, 4:15 p. m. snd Satunlay. 10 a. m : 20 lessons, $10; serson. Cctornr to Mav $-, advance; 12 lecons, S; Milan, $12; aJtllts, Tuesday ami Friday. 8 p. m.; 12 lessons, ladles, $.; gentlemen. $. Hlch echoiil clsss meets In Myrtle hall, seusmi tctober to May, $1. Assemblies every Uednesisy. 'Phone 1"22. Ol lHA SCHOOL OF Ml SIC. OMAHA COLLEGE OF MUSIC AND FINK A RTS -Twelve FREE and twelve partially free scholarships October li. Examination October 14. Particulars and prospectus, F. H. Wright. 3l5 Ramge building. M379 CHORISTERS for First Presbyterian church: reorganisation of choir. Apply at once. F. H. Wright. Director of Music. 315 Ramge Bldg. 114 31 SHORTHAND AID TYPEWRITING. GREGO 8. H Touch T. W., Bus. Branches, leleg. cat. Free. Oin. Coll.. 17th dt Doug. C. VAN RANT'S school. 717 N. Y, Life. -78 BOYLES college, court reporter principal, ni. 1. L.UO. n NEB. Husiners ft Shorthand College, Boyd's J neater. iiso LOST. LC8T, St. Bernard dog. white apot on left hlu. Return to r.(h and Bancroft or tele phone 639. Reward. Lost M419 10 ' LOST, past chief of honor pin. Finder re turn to Mrs. W. A. Kader, 18th and I, South Omaha. Reward. Lost M447 to OSTEOPATHY. GID. E. & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths. I euite bio 1. Lire Biug. 1 si. ibM. -984 Mrs. Grace Tlsdale Deegan, 538 Bee Bldg. lei. zs. tmt MAM FACTl RIJtG. P. MELCHIOR, 13th and Howard, ma- cnuust. S2 OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. makes a spe cialty ot tire escapes, shutters, doors and sates, u. Anareen, i rop., 11a 8. 10m Bt. ix. EXPERT ACCOl'KTAMT. PRIVATE lensons In bookkeeping, etc. night class Mond., Wed., Frl. Q. R, Batnoun. Boom lb. com 1 Mat 1 bank. M9S6 CARPENTERS A!ID JOIXERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, .tun ana i.aae streets. 3iv ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. GRAND Electric Co., 16 & Jackson. Tel. 2846. 993 TICKET BROKERS. CUT RATE railroad tickets everywhere. P. H. Phllbln, 1Mb Farnam. 'Phone 784. -887 PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office, Tollable, accommodat ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas. TYPEWRITERS. WHY pay more? Lambert, $26; superior to $100 machines. Sent on approval, Mon roe & Co., 8U N. 16th st., Omaha. 131 LAUNDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 8c; collars. . V. , vuu-a, TU, .ItfV UVKVWIIWU, 111. AVI !),-, STORAGE. OM. Van Stor. Co., 15UH Farn. Tela. 1559-86J. W3J LAW AND COLLECTIONS. 8TILLMAN ft PRICE, 23 U. 8. N'l Bk. Bid. ACCORDION PLEATING. IDEAL PLEATING CO., 1510 Howard. -815 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg. 90 TAILORING. LADIES' JACKETS made, altered and re modeled Joe xousen, 1411 Farnam M. M859 FLORISTS. L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. Tel. 12i3. Bend for price list, cut flowers and plants, M STOVES REFLATED. GOLD, silver and nickel plating. Omaha Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel. 2535. BM AITOMOBILES. ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILE8. Ceright, HIS Faroam street. Wl TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIV CITY KXP. 'Phnn. 1717. 06 K lfifh Ji, L. M. E. hauls trunks. Tel. 780. GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans ,. .. . , .. ... . - " . . ......... "ue" and dead animals at reduced prices. 621 in. lot n. iet. ins. is BALfc. TIES. OMAHA Hay Balo Tie Co., 311 North loth. FIR DRESSING. O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1424 0. 13th. SKI.' PRINTING. WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Linotype Composition. ill 8. 13th. wa EXPERT ACTOf NTANT. PRIVATE lessons in bookkeeping, etc. T, it. natnDun, room la, commercial na tional bank. M445 GOVERNMENT NOTICES. OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER. MASTER. Bherldan, Wyo., Sept. 15, 1902. Sealed proposals in triplicate will be re ceived here until 10 a. m. October 15, 19u2, for constructing, plumbing, heating, gas piping and electric wiring two double sets officers' quarters, one double barrack and one bakery, all brick. Information fur nished upon application here or at offices of depot quartermaster, Denver, Omaha and St. Paul. U 8. reservea right to accept or reject any or an mus or parts tnereor. en velopes containing proposals should bs en aorbea - i-roposttis ior , saarc tain Thos. Swobe. Quartermaster. addressed Cap- S15d4tO10 11M LEGAL NOTICE. STREET IMPROVEMENTS Sealed bids will be received by M. E. Crans. cltv auditor of the City of I-ead. South Da. kola, until 6 p. in.. October 15th, 19u2. for paving wun brick, stone or ssphalt. upon a 6-Inch concrete base, together with all necessary grading Approximate estimate: 1.'M square yards paving, g 3no lineal feet curbing. Specifications nd plans ran be obtained of J. P. Crick, city engiuser. Lead. South POITOKf-KK AOTKK. fShould be read DAILY by all Interested, as changes may occur st any ilnie.t Foreign mails fcr thw week emnng Oc tober II. 1!2. will close (PROMPTLY In nil esses) at the general t'ostoltlcc ss fol lows: PAhCKLS POST MAILS clos one hour earlier than, closing time shown below, parcels post mails for (Jermmiy closi- at 5 p. m. Monday and Wednesday.. Regular and Supplementary malls close at foreign Station half nour Ister than closing time shown NIow (except that Sup plementary Mans lor Kuruiie and Central America, vis Colon, close one hur later at Foreign stationt. Traasatlatle Malls. SATURDAY At 7:30 a. m. for NKTIIKR- IM8 direct, per s. a. Stastendaiii (mall must be directed "per s. s. Stssten dam"); at 8 a. m. for BELGIUM direct. Ier s. s. Vadcrland (mall must be di rected ' per s. Vaderlaml "; at $ a. m. for ITALY direct, per s. s. Trave (mall must be directed "per s. s. Trsve-; st 8:.10 a. m. (supplementary 10 a. m.) for EUROPE, per s. s. Campania, via cjueeii" town; at .; a. m. for fi'OTUMi di rect, per s. s. Astoria (mall must lie di rected "per a. s Astoria' ). FRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Thls slenmer takes printed Matter. I ommeiclal Papers and Samples for Germany only. The same class ot mail matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by thla ship unless specially directed by her. I After the closing of the Supplementary I ransatiantio mans uarneu .oui-p. no dltional Supplementary Malls are opened on the piers of the American, English, French and German steamers, and nuiMlii open until within Ten Minutes of the hour ot f alling of steamer. Malta for Soatta sad t eatral America, West ladies. Ktc, FRIDAY At 1! m. for MEXICO, per s. s. Seneca, via Tampico (mall must lie dl ' rected "per s. s. Seneca"); at 12 m. for NORTHERN BRAZIU per s. a. Dunstnii, via Para and Mannns; at 12:30 p. m. for INAGUA and HAITI, per s. s, Lauen burg; at 12:30 p. m. fbr BRAZIL P" s. . Knflir Prince, via Pernsmbuco snd Santos (mall for Northern Brasil must be di rected "per s. s. Kaffir Prince"). SATURDAY A I 8 a. m. for BERMUDA, per a. s. Pretoria;' at 9 a. m. for IORTO RICO, per s. s. Ponce; at 9 a. m. (supple mentary :. a. m.) for CURACAO and VKNE7.CEI.A. per s. s. Zulla (mall for Savanilla and Cartagena must be di rected "per , a. Kulla"); at 0:30 a. m. (sumilementary 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, S A VANILLA, CAR TAGENA ana uhkitowx, per a. s. Athoa (mall -for Costa Rica must be di rected "per s. s. Athos"); at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per- a. s. Mexico, via Havana; at 10 a. m for ui.naua ana trim DAD, per s. s. Grenada. Malls for Newfoundland by rail to North . Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at thla ottlce cany at tt:w p. m. (con nectiog close here , every Monday- Wednesday and Saturday!. .Mails for Mtquelon, by rail to Boston, and thence bv steamer, close at this office dally, at 6:30 p in. . Ma1 Is for Cuba by rail to P01 1 Tampa, F'a.. and thence by steamer, close at thla office dally except Thursday st t:80 a. m., (the connecting closes are made on Mondays. Wednesdays and Sat urdays). Mails ror Mexico City, over land unless specially addressed for des patch by steamer) clowo st this office dally except Sunday at 1:30 p. m., and ll:3u p. m.; Sundays at 1:00 p. in. and 11:90 p. m. Mails for Costa Rica, Bellse, Puerto uories ana tetter man ior Guate mala, by rail 10 New Orleans and thence by steamer, close st this offlr daily except Sunday at 1:30 p. m. and il.30 p. re.; Sundays at 1:00 p. m. and U:30 p. m. (connecting closes here Mondaya at 11:30 p. m. for.Bellxe, Puerto Cortex and letter mail for Guatemala and Tuesdays at 11:30 p. m. for Costa Rica). Registered mall closes at 6:00 p. m. pre vious day. Traaspaeifle Malls. Malls for Hawaii, China. Japan and first- class mat'er for the Philippine islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at 8:30 p. m.' tip to October 10, inclusive, for dlsoatch Per s. s. Peru. Mails for the Philippine Islands, via San Francisco, close here daily at :jo p. m. up to October 11 inclusive, for despatch ner IT. s. Transport. Malls for Australia (except-West Australia, v.nicn is lorwaraea via r.uropei. new Zealand, FIJI, Samoa and Hawaii, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. after September 20th and up to October 11, Inclusive, or on arrival of s. s. Urn brta, due at New York October 11th, for xilsnatch ner a. s. Sierra. Mails for Australia (except West Australia; wnicn goes via luurope, ana in pw 2,eaiana, which goes via San Francisco), and Fiji 1 I .. . . 1 .. I'.... . n .1 'I . -I Tl iniAIIUD, , i. 1 ih.uuv.i ,u , ....... " C. (specially addressed only), close here daily at o: p. wn. up to uciouer -iiiu, in rlUHlva for dlscitch ner s. s. Moana. Mails for China and Japan, via Seattle, r- nse bere daiiv at s: D. m. un to uc- tober n5th, Incluelve, for dispatch per s. Iyo Marti. (Registered mall must be directed "via Seattle"). Mails for Hawaii, Japan. China and first, class matter for the Philippine Islands, via San Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 D. ' m. up to October 17th, ' inclusive, for dispatch per a. s. Coptic. Mails for China and Japan, via Tacoma, close here aauy at s:au p. m. up to (jo tober 17, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. S Glenoele. Malls tor Hawaii, via Ban Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. ' tip to October 20th, inclusive, lor dlapatcn per s. s. Alameda. Malls for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands, via San Francisco, dose here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to October 26, Inclusive, for despatch per s. s. Mariposa. Malls for China and Japan, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to October 28tn, inclusive, for illsoatch ner s. s. Empress of Japan, (Registered mail must be specially ad dressed. Merchandise for U. 8. Postal Agency at Shanghai cannot tx forwarded via Canada). Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of sailing dally and the schedule or closing la arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. "Regis tered mail closes at 6 p. m. previous day, CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster. Postofflce. New York, N. Y., October, t, 1901 IAJLWAY TIME CARD. CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND ft Pacific Railroad "The Great rlock island Itoute City Ticket Office. 1323 Farnam street. Telephone 428. Depot, I 7, Z anu marcy streeuj. I ieiepnone lave. Arrive. Chicago Daylight Ltd. .a 6:00 am a fi:43 am Chicago Daylight Local.. a 7:uo am a 9:ii pm ' wi"rw un.ia am a o:ik pm Des Moines Express. ...a 5:20 pm bll:50 am Chicago Fast Express.. a 6:05 pm a 1:2$ pm Rcky Mountain Ltd. ..a 6:50 am a 4Tj0 am 1 iiieuui, cuiumuo bp gs. Denver. Pueblo . and West a 1 '.'111 rm 5.43 pm Colorado, Oklahoma ft Texas Fyet a 8:20 pm al2:40 pm a Tlallv K TlaH ..... o. MU CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & St. Paul Hallway City Ticket Office, )5u4 Farnam st. leiepnone 24. Depot, Tenth and Mason Streets. leiepnone 629. iALUV -SABd'T Chicago ft Omaha Ex..b 7:40 am b 3:40 pm Chicago Limited Ex. . . .a 6:00 pm a 7:50 am a Dally. 0 uaiiy except sunoiy, iML,. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL- road General Offices and -' Ticket Offices. Southeast Comer 14th and Douglas Sts. Telephone lot. Depot, Union station. Lesve. Arrive. cr i.nis and Kansas Cltv ExDreea aio:w am a .ia pm K. C. St. L. Express. ,.a!0:50 pm a 6:15 am Leave -rrom loin anu Webster Directs; Kahraaka Local. via Weeping water o -:i" pni aiu:to am a Daily, b Daily except Sunday. CHICAGO. BURLINGTON ft Oulncy Railway "Th Burlington Route" Ticket Ofnce. Iau2 f arnam Htree Telephone 200. Depot, Tenth and Maaon Streets. Telephone U. Leave. Arrive. Davllaht Chicago' Sue ..1.1 a 1 AA am a 1 1 AA I Chicag'Vestl'b'u'led'iix.'.a 4:00 pm a 7:30 am Chicago Ixical Express.a v am a 4Mb pm Chicago limited a t:4 pm Fast Mall a 2: pm a Dally. .KANSAS CITY. BT. JO seph ft Council Bluffs Railroad "The Burlliigtc Route" Ticket Office. I5r2 .Farnam Street. Teleyho.n 2n0. Depot. Tenth Mason Streets, 'fciephon l-"s. , Ive. Arrive Kansas City Day Fx a 9:1 am a :i6 pm I Kansas (,'lly Night EX..S10.3O pm a tj:li am Bi . I -' Fiver, for Ht. jjf'i'rij Maawiaaaai ifntfsii-IMil Jeeih and flu Lo'4is..a 5:10 pm ill li am flll AV TIME f Ant-4 aallaaed. lll'RI. ISOTON Mis souri Rler Railroad "Ton Burl'ngton Route" Gen. er.il lithces. Northwest Cor ner Tenth and Farnam Streejs. Ticket Office. F:rnam Ftrcet. Telephone, mum -it' .1. li.iroDmou Station, Tenth and Mason Streets. Telephone 128. Leave. Lincoln. Hasting and Mct'unk to Arriv.r a 7:4 pm Lincoln. Ieuvee. Colo rado. ITuii. California.. 4:?5 pm a J V1 P' Alliance F.xpres" a 3 mi 3:1 pnt Lincoln ft Black Hills. .all . Hi pm a 6:4.. am Montana. Puget Sound. .ll :1' pm a 6: 45 am Lincoln Fast Mall b 3:1" pm a 9;li am Wvmore. Beatrice and Lincoln a 8:10 sm blU.vsm Denver. Colorado, I. tah and Calif nrn'a a :m um Fiirt Crook, South Rend. . Ixnilsvlllc I'luttKin th b 3:2t' pm bllAi am Bellevue, I'la t tsniotit h Pacific Junction a 1:50 pm a 8: am Bellevue, I'lHttsmouth ft Paclnc Junction a w a Dally, b Daily except Sunday. FREMONT. KLKHORX Missouri Vallev Railroad -- "The Northwestern Line" General Offices, United Slates National Hank Building. S. W. Coiner Twelfth and Far nam 81s. Ticket Office, 14nl Farnam St. Telephone S61. Iepot, l&th and Websttr Sts. Telephone 145X. leavf. Arrive Black Hills. Deatlwood. lint Springs a 3:00 pm a 5:0" pm Wyoming. Casper and Douglas . d S:i) pm e 5:m pm Hastings, York, David City. Superior, Geneva, Kxeter and Seward.... b S:) pm b S:0n pm Norfolk. Vordlsre . and Fremont ... n i;;-io am niu:a am am) b :.1" am blQ:25 am . . . ,c 1 :M am Lincoln Wahoo Fremont Fremont Local a Dally. B Dailv except Sunday, c Suu d Dally except Saturday, e day only. Lally except Monday. CHICAGO ft NORTII westorn Hallway "Th Northwestern Une" (Tty Ticket Office. 1I Farnam. St. Telephone Ml. Depot. Tenth and Marcy Streets. Tele phone B2H. lave. Arrive. Fast Omaha-Chlcago...a :() am all:20pm Local Carroll-Omaha. ..b 4:rt) pm a H:5t am laical Chlcngo-Omaha..al0:55 am a $:10 pm Fast Omaha-Chicago... a 4:55 pm a 4:06 pm Fast Mall a 8:00 pm a 2:46 pm Omaha-Chicago L't'd...a 8:10 pm a 9.20 am Fast St. Paul.,., a 1:55 pm a 8:16 am Fast Mall a 7:50 pm a 8:30 am Cedar Rapids Passenger a b:M pm Local Bloux City b 4:00 pm b 9:50 am a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. CHICAGO. ST. PAUL, Minneapolis Omaha Railway "ThS North western Une" Oenersl Offices, Nebraska Divi sion, 15th and Webster Sts. City Ticket Office, 1401 Farnair St.' Telephone 561. Depot, 15th and Webster Sts. Telephone 145. Leave. Arrive. Twin City Passenger. ...a 6:30 am a 9:10 pm Sioux City Passenger. ..a 2:00 pm an:io am merson Local n 5:30 pm b e:3 am a Dally, b Dally except Bunday. ILLINOIS CENTRAL Rallroad-Clty Ticket Of fice, 1403 Farnam Street. Telephone, 245. Depot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Leave. Arrive. Chicago Exprtss ..v.. ...a 7 ..16 am a 6:10 pm Chicago limitea a r:tw pm a b:iw a-m . Fast Mall al0;3S pm Minneapolis ft St. Fs.nl Express D t: in 010:23 pm Minneapolis It St. Paul - Limited a crAipm a s:vo am 'ort Dodge Ixical from Council Bluffs b 4:50 pm atO:0B am Fort Dodge Ixicst from Council BlutTs ....... .a o: am ' a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. UNION PACIFI O'THH Overland Route" General Of fices, N. E. Corner Ninth snd Farnam Streets. City Tlckat Office, 1324 Farnam St. Tele phone 316. Deot, Tenth and Marcy 8,ts.. Telephone 629. 1-e.ave. s Arrive. ' Ths Overland Limited.. a 9:40 am a7:30pra The Chicago-Portland ..-v f ... . ' A. special .i...., w.mi u b j.w im ; Th Past Mail...: aSiWam a. 3:25 pm The Mail And Express.. aU:R0 am a l;W am The Colorado Bpeciai.. .a i.vi mm s .w am: Lincoln, Beatrice and . . . - BtroroBDurg upr,..o 1 pm uum pm Tha Pacific Express... .a 4:2a pra , The Atlantic Express.,,. a 7:30 am Grand island ixir.ai d d:m rm p s:m am a Dally, o iany except sunaay. WABASH RAI1.ROAP Tie kst Offloe. 1601 Farnam Street. Telephone 822. De pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. . Telephone (29. Leave. Arrive. Bt. Louis Express a 8:55 pm a 8:20 am Bt. Louis Local (rrom Council Blurts) ........ .a am mvpiii a Daily. CLARK'S CRUSES FOR 1DOS. By Specially Chartered -Twin Scrsw Steamers, KAISERIN" aad "CELTIC North German Lloyd White Star Line Express Steamer Largest Steamer afloat Cheapest and .moat attractive trips evgr Oliereu. UJnef !nr!!ao Jn- 14 ; Martinique, Barba IfBSlinQloSdoes, Jamaica, Cuba, Nassau, etc.; 21 days, $160 up, Mediterranean is: uneat Mdei?a.Athen;: Constantinople, Palestine, Egypt, Rome, etc; $400 up. . . Norway, Russia up; first-class, Including shore excursions, hotels, guides,, drives, -etc. Programs free mention trip. r . c ciArin in croaawsy, n. x. TO INVESTIGATE ROWE. WORK Board of Rdacatlea Speelal Cesaaalt- tee to Make Carefal laalry. PresUleut Barnard ot the Board of Educa tion has appointed as the special committee to conduct the Investigation as to tha in stallation, of the heating and ventilating plant at the High school MeBsrs. Wood, J, Smith, Mi-lnlosa, Funkhouser and Theo dore Johnson. Primarily It devolves upon this committee to determine the justness of tha claim of John Rows ft Co., the contractors who In stalled tba plant, which calls for $2,076 under their original contract, and a bill ot extras which a submitted by them amounted to $390.26. but was reduced to $100 by stipulation between the firm aad the committee on buildings and property. 'This latter committee reported at the last meet ing of the board recommending tba payment of the contract pries and the bill of extrss as adjusted. Incidentally the work ot the special com mittee will Involve some settlement of ths differences between the contractors and John Latenser, the architect who drew ths plans and specifications for the building, and a determination ot th question as to whether ths- plans of the architect -aa pre sented were practicable, or whether ths contractor was justified in deviating from them. This question. It will ba i remem bered, provoked a very lively discussion at the last meeting ot the board, in which W. F. Johnson contended on behalf ot Mr. Rows that had he not departed front tha plans ot the architect In performing ths work the plant would never have been made to operate at all. On the other hand. Mr. Latenser declared that had the contractor followed them there would have bass no trouole. Mr. Latenser even went so tar ss to say that the contractor and bis men had refused to follow bis directions at super visor of the construction work and bed openly defied him and Intimated that ths committee on buildings and property bad played Into the hands of the contractor by permitting this state of affairs to continue, t . i . la . Class All Alaae. No other pills on esrth csa equal Dr. King's New Life Pills for stomach, liver and kidneys. No cure, no pay. 25c. For V liotsi farnam. . L id W you saw im m w Aam USJ.0UW VCvMUOUl sals by Kubn ft Co. I