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SfTl'ATlONS WAITED.
WANTED By young man of good address
And. experience, position as bookkeeper;
?"nto-preferred; aood reference. Addrm
L69. Bee. A M SJ'ix
POSITION, by experienced lady stenog
rapner, accurate In figures; would like
-managership of branch business for toma
reeponsiDio nrm. Address M fil, Hoe.
. A M743 9x
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WASTED MALE HELP.
FALL TERM
NOW OPEN.
RAY AND NIGHT.
TUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANT TIME.
Boy les College
NE YORK LIFE BLDG.
UBINESH. 8HOKTHAN1), TVFEWRIT
INC. ENGLISH.
Apply for Catalogue.
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WANTED, for fnlf.,4 Ki.t.. ., i.i
bodied, unmarried men, between area of
n and So. cftlsens of United States, of
good character and tmperHte habits, who
can speuk, read and write English. For In
formation apply to recruiting ofllr-cr, lutli
wu ace., urnana, ana Lincoln, iseb.
. B-M475
tailor at Council Blviffa Steam
yym vyoraa 101S-IU17 Weat Broadway
Council Bluffs, a M723
WANTED, a man to Work from our wagon,
C. T. Adams at Co., 1619 Howard.
B-M491
GOOD messengers wanted; first-class pay,
A. D. T. Co., Hi 8. lath. B 1J
WANTED Men to learn barber trade
v-omparanveiy no expense. Few weeks
completes. New method, practical ex
perience, expert Instructions that rave
f . or write. Aioier Ilarber Col
lege, 1303 Douglas St. B MftH llx
WANTED, stenographer; good chnnca for
a bright-young man to get ahead. Ad-
uicnn m vi, xiaa. B M814 10
A POSTOFFTCKl rimlnilln.. Ill I.. k.U
In Omaha November 16th to .secure clerks
, auu carriers. An advanced education Is
r t'-c.Hnrv. hut careful trnlnlnv )
prepare by mall a lara-e percent of
.... uanmui ones; xor run Information
end for our announcement and questions
used by the government. Columbian C'or-
rfwponuenyca college, Washington, D. C.
. b mmi tx
WANTED SAL KSMEt.
BALESMAN WANTED, to carry on com
mission us sldo )lna about 20 samples of
...ui ..uiiuiy iiiinaai western-made .. shoes.
For Information address O t. Bee.
--M803 10
WANTED FEMALE HELP,
100 Girls. Call Canadian offloe. luta & Dodge.
C Ui
WANTED Girl for . general housework.
ioob n eusier du C Mo
.WANTED, girl for general housework. 1808
Meuiiw at. C Mala
BERVANTGIRL wanted at once at mj
o. asm a v. U M575
WANTED, experienced girl for general
nouseworg. Mrs, Warron M. Rogers, ;7ug
r Mumia. . Apply w. ai. nogers, iWW liar.
WANTED, girl
for, genera housework;
good wage. Ap
yiy ixa uewey- Ave.
C 6.S3 7x
WANTED, woman to cook for three In
family; no washing; wagea 84 per week.
Address M 47, Bee. c 685 7x
WANTED-A neat girl to assist with houae
work: also wash and Iron; one who lives
?lose by and will go home evenings pce
erred. 641 S. 26th Ave. C MC03
WANTED toadies to learn halrdresslng,
..manicuring or facial massage. Qualified
,, teaohere, free clinic, diplomas, tools and
positions given. Busy season now. Call
or write. Moler College, 1302 Doiisrlas St
C M6 2 Ux '
WANTED, girl for general housework, r.o
Fowler ave, C M7G5 tx
OIRL for general housework: no washing
or children. Cal) at 8X0 N. 3ZX at.
C-MS01
WANTED Girl for general housework,
Good wagea. Two In family. Reference
required. . Apply 119 South 34th stent.
. O-02 9x
fcXKBIUKINCED girl for general hou-e.
work; tour In family. Inquire 2207 Dodge,
. C 85-9 1
TOUNil girl to aaslat at general housework.
Inquire at 117 8. 25th St. O MS08 10
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1 TOU RENT HOt'SKI.
D 234
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eul-u New York Lite ttldg. 'Phone toil
WE MOVB 01 an os. Maarard Van A tnr.
ag Co., Tel 14k. Ofllee, 1713 Webster Bt,
HDI IQPQ In all part of the city. The
a a w w w w a ,
Pavls Co., 608 Bee Bldg.
TO MOVB right get Omaha Van Storage
l., ocuce uu-iw f sruuu, or leia, lv-bbl.
' i-ajo
DEIHIRABLE HOUSE WEST PART CITY
T-3t a. tsih ave.. 11 rooms, modern In
every way, first class condition and one
of the -best locations In eity. Price J -8
per monm. ueorgo uo,, tsvi jrarnara st
FOR RENT A neat 8-room house, all mod.
ern except furnnce, $18. C M. Baohmann.
4WVtf7 Paxton Uuok D MiM
HOUSES, Insurance. Rlngwalt, Barker Blk,
D 2-s
FOR RENT Good barn. Inquire !". Burt,
: umui-i
rOR RENT 664 Harney St., desirable
modern houae of ( room In flrst-cluss re
pair, 835. ' Uarvtn Bros., 1604 Farnam at.
is uiis
ROOM, modern, 2T11 Dewey ave.; 8.10.
D-745
One I and one (-room cottage, large, beau
tlful grounds; no furnace; ti4 and 815.
424 and 4410 Nicholas at. Key ou prem
Ikes, iiingwaii orui., naraer oiocK.
D-IU
FOR RENT. No. 103 So, 80th ave , 11-room
brick, full cellar, cistern, oak floors and
finish; furnace and all modern, In best
condition.
No. 1031 So. 30th ave., 10-ronm, complete
ana moaern, nnest appointment and nn
lah.
inquire on premises. i M121
TOH RENT, 8-roora house, all modern. 618
n, tin su. Appiy ti wi in, i. i.ire ping
f . u 70S
FOR RENT, six -room eottsae. modern ex
eept furnace, 2211 California St., 8-'d; five-
room couage. jwi uionco Bt , i. Arply
W. . WW I wm . v. t Mjua
HOUSE for rnt. room, at Nth and
Harney. 83a pap mooth. Inquire 402 Isard
Chrle Y .lonea r ' p
FOR RENT FIHKI8HKI) ROOMS.
NICELY fumUhed rooms. Inquire Omaha
iteam laundry, 1750 Leavenworth, 'phone
,-nrt. E m
DEWEY Europeaa hotel, 13th and Farnam-
E 231
ROYAL HOTEL, European, ma A Chicago.
E--l
81 00 TO $10 per week. 421 8. 18th St.. one
block south of court house. Kr-'iiH
AETNA HOUSE, Europeaa, Uth
ron rent rtKNisnEn room.
NICE cool room, modern, very reasonable;
genuemen preierrea. 14 I7tn.
E 236
O,. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone (11.
a a i
VIENNA HOTEL, 1011 Farnara: pone 5:.
K M371 10
ROnjTfl, tl CO per week and up. Ptnfe hotel.
Hit UOIlgiP.S Bt. E 13
NICE rooma, day or weak. 1625 Hownrd.
E Mm VoX
MODERN rooms, front. 201 St. Mary'a
avenue. k jbi zi
LARGE. LIOHT, AIRY ROOMS.
112 and up per month.
75c nnd up a day.
AT THE DELLONE,
14th flt. and Panltol Ave.
Steam heated electric lighted private and
general baths nil conveniences nrst-claas
service.
Eat where you please. '
ROOM AT THE DELLONR.
E 21S 80s
FOR RENT. In private fnmlly. two large
rront rooms, eoutnenst exposure, warm in
winter and cool In summer; within walk
ing distance hut convenient to three car
lines. 2204 Webster St. E 317 Dx
NICELY furnished rooms. 190t Capitol ava.
TWO large south front alcove ronmn.
25t0 Harney. E-Mtfi lOx
FtRNISHED ROOMS AND DOAIID.
CENTER HOTEL, European plan. 0 N.
inn. ' F MIW0 15
BOARD and room, furnace. S23 S. 19th St.
F ir8 27x
THE ROSR 2020 Harney; rooms end board,
no meal ticxets. . t M723 OS
FtRXITUlE PACKING.
PETERSON & LUNDBERG, 115 So, 17th.
lei. i-wi. H 2SS
FOR RENT 81 ORES AND OFFICES.
FOR lli:NT-Bulldlng suitable for whole
sale purposes at vt i arnam, 22XSIO, four
stories and flrst-cluss cemented basement,
elevator, tire and burglar proof vault,
office counter and fixtures. For price and
particulars cnculre C. C. Rosewater. sec
retary the Bee Building Co., room ID". Bee
Duiiaing. 1 AlMi
FOR RENT The building formerly occu
pied by The Bee at 1 Farnam nt. It has
four stories and a basement, which waa
formerly used as The Bee press room.
1 hi will be rented very reasonably. If
interested apply at omce of c c. Rose-
water, secteiary, room luo. Bee building
I-2tI
THE spacious store room on Far nam
street in the Boo building, formerly occu
pied by MacCaxthy Tailoring Co., to lease
on rensonuble torms. Kent includes Jun
ilor service, electrio light and heat. In
quire R. C. Peters & Co., ground floor,
Bee building. I M534 '
DESK ROOM for rent.
634 Paxton block.
I-M640
BUITE cf S rooms, gas and electrio light,
water, vault; suitable, for doctor's office.
Kobt. 11. Bennett, Continental block.
I-56
AGENT! WANTED.
WANTED Canvassing agents In every
county to solicit subscriptions to THH)
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER.
Bteady employment with assured good in
come. Agents In the country Willi horse
and buggy especially desired. Canvasser
make easily 860 to 8100 per month. Ad
dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau,
Bee building, Omaha. J 113
EXCEPTIONAL opportunities for a few
men ore offered by the Union Central
Life Insurance Co. Correspondence In
vited. J. M. Edmlnston Sc. Sons, general
agents, Omaha and Lincoln.
J-M32S Bept. I
NEW WASrfER. LOW PRICED.
Warranted to wash four shirts, or equlva-
lnt tn three minutes. Lia-htL strona-. dur.
able, all wood and beats all the tin wash
ers. No "air pressure" about It. Sold
In pairs one washer to be used In each
nnrid In common tub dr boiler on any
kind of clothes. ' -Also' tongs for lifting
clothes from boiler, and all sent prepaiu
fur 82.60. Agents deal directly with in
ventor. No mlddleicen. J. F. Elliott,
Manson, la. J M572 tx
AGENTS for the best, most popular
faucet filter mads; easy sellers; good
profit. T. C. Pigott, Laramie. Wvo.
J-M7&4 12x
AGENTS for best, most popular faucet ni
ters maae; easy sellers; good profit. T. C.
Plgott. Laramie. Wyo. J MU54 12
AGENTS WANTED. ManRger In every
town over i,uw population, pay ii.uon to
$8,000; references required. World's Fair
Guarantee Asa'n., Rlalto Bldg., St. Txtuls.
J-M814 x
WANTED TO RENT.
I CANNOT supply the demand. If your
nouae is vacant w you expect to nave one
list with me. Jr. v. wead, last Douglaa
K M5Zo8
WANTED By two young men, room and
uoara in .private tamiiy; must be, con
venient to car line; state rates. Will be
permanent ir salted; not too far out. Ad
dress M U Be. K M530 la
YOUNG man wlhe good room and board
lor several weeks; good locality, private
tamiiy; v-ainouo preierrea. Aaares u t.
line. iv ji8io ox
WANTED TO BUY.
WILL PAY cash for 40 to M acres within IS
mile of Omaua. Address, K U, Bee.
N-M241
WANTED To buy. close to Omaha, a few
seres of land, Ktaper Coal Co., 14th and
wiuiam BIB. XM M1W-14
WANTED A good stock of groceries, not
to exoeeu i.uw. Aaaresa, ax ii. uee.
N 804 tx
FOR SALE FtRNITlRB.
FULL line of hard coal stove now on sale.
Chicago Furniture Co., luo Doage at.
FOR SALE HORSES, WAGONS, ETC.
TIRES set while you wait; first-class re
pair woik. 11. f rost, ii n ana Leaven
worth. P 243
s ,
MONROE sells pleasure vehicles at 811 N,
iota ot. n in
FOR SALE, t flrst-clss buggies: .war
ranted; a snap lor somebody, can at 2t3Q
Lavenwortn. trn
GOOD MILK WAGON, coul waion and
butgy at a big bargain. A. VV. Johnson,
witn John Deere flow co. f 4H u.'x
WANTED Good team heavy horses; also
heavy dounie Harness, at once, r.rtw. A,
Knapp, 14th and Nicholas. P S4K15 tx
FOR SALE MISCELLAAEOVS.
FOR BALE, thirty-three thousand four
hundred and ulnety-sex en shares Gold Hill
Mining Stock, ten rents a share If taken
quick. Inquire T. F. Van Dorn, Buaid
of Trade building. Q-MV7
FOR SALE. Southwlck hay press and
power, cheap. A. 11. Read, Coup-'I -1
la. . Q M 818
FOR SALE, oecondhand locomobile. In
llrst-'lHS shape, at one-half price. Call
or address, lOl Farnam St. Q 24
TF.l.KPHONE POLES: long flr timber
chicken feuce; oak piling., tt1 Douglaa
r
IRON and wire fences, tree guards, trellises.
Western Anchor Fence Co., 2u6 N. 17th St.
Q 2ih
CATAIX)GUE cut drug prices free. Bher-
man A McCoueell Drug Co,, Omaha.
1 ICR for sale In car load - lots.
Address
Lincoln Ice Co., Lincoln, Ail).,
Q-M71I
INDIAN good and relks. Ill Farnam.
W 260
2LHAND aaf cheap. Perlght, 111a Farnam.
V at
FOR SALE. Crane hydraulic elevator; can
be used either passenger or freight ; com.
plete. Iron guide posts, cage and wire en
closure, j. i urajiaaia t oona vm
FOR 8M.E, coal buslna
$2,IA)mX J 21, Bee.
Capital required,
4
BEE WANT
BECAUSE THEY
FOR IALE MlftCKLLANEOlS.
NEW and 2d hand trpewrltere. 1UI Farnara.
, vi
FOR SALE, a new 800-ampere, double-pole
switch; never been used. Apply to or ad
dress "Superintendent Bee Building,
Omaha." Q M767
FOR SALE CHEAP, at Barker hotel,
Omaha, or C. W. Partridge, Paxton block,
one Hale hydraulic pHBsenger elevator,
upright cylinder, care 6x6 feet, 6 stories,
all In perfect running order; S00 tnxlde
doors, l thick, with trainee, easing and
hardware; base board. 4 flights oak stairs,
cherry and oak mnntles, 100 Inside win
dows. lOO.OnO 4-foot wlilt pine luth, cleaned
and bundled, 2x4 studding, marble wash
bowls, urinals, bath tubs, sink, steam
,1)1 pe and radiators. W M764 12x
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. CARRIE SMITH, SOVEREIGN
LADY QUEEN of clairvoyants; every
thing told. past, present and future. Sat
isfaction or no pay. 807 N. 18th. 8264
MME. LUCRETIA. medium,
nla.
1709 Callfor-8-310
88x
GAZWAY, THE PALMfST Job, chapter
37, verse 7: "He sealeth up the hand of
every man. that all men may know Ills
works." 804H S. 13th Bt. S MS0 tx
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT.
MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor, r. t
. .. T-I07
PERSONAL.
VIAVI, a wholesome nerve and tissue food
and home treatment for disorders of
women. Free booklet. Viavl Co., 348 Bee
Bldg. U 26
PRIVATE home during confinement;
babies adopted. The Good Samaritan
Sanitarium, 728 J at ave., Council JJIufls,
la. tJ-if
MAGNET PILE KILLER.
At druggists, tl.
IT CURES.
V 256
SURGEON-CHIROPODIST, 612 Bee bldg.
U-267
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu
ous hair removed by electricity. R. 2. nnd
3, 1&05 Farnam St. U 259
PRIVATE hospital before and during con
finement: best medical care and nursing.
Mrs. L. FUher, 1601 Vinton. Tel. 1889.
U-2C0
WE RENT sewing maohlnee at 76c per
week, Vi per montn; we repair ana sen
parts for every machine manufactured;
secondhand machines, ST to J10; second
hand machines from 81 to $10. Neb. Cycle
Co., 16th and Harney. U M162
OMAHA Dye Works, 1515 Howard, fashion
able cleaners, aresses, suns, cioaics, dra
peries, rugs, lace curtains; we dye carpets.
U-M733-0
PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladies before and
during connnement. Dr. ana Mrs. ueriscn,
8625 California St. Terms reasonable.
U-496
DR. PRIES treats successfully all diseases
ana irreguiariuos ox women irom any
Icause; experienced and rellablo. 1513
Dodge St., Arlington ciock, umana.
.U 04
8. SHONFELD. the antiquarian (estab-
1 shed 1878), removea to va r. x. iire ma.
. U M516 01
PRIVATE hospital during confinement;
babies aaoptea. jars, uaraeis, i.nn.
Tel. Red-1&4. U-258
LADIES' $1.60 kid gloves free to a few In
each locality; send sue ana color; enclose
stamp. National Men C.O., St. Joseph, Mo.
-V MS07 8x
MONEY1 TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
WANTED City loan and warrants. ' W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam street.
FARM and city loans; low rates. W. H.
Thomas, First isat i cans. ouig. . ii.im
. . . . W 262
PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 937 N. Y. Life,
v
WANTED Real estate loans and warrants.
R. C. Peters at Co., ee jsiug. w i
FIVE PER CENT loan. Garvin Bros., 180A
Farnam.
PRIVATE mony. F. D. Wead, 1620 Douglaa
4 TO 6 P. C. money. Bemls. Paxton block.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS,
NOT IN THE TRUST.
Money Any Amount;
Loaned to salaried employes holding per
manent positions on their PLAIN NOTE.
Without MUKIUAUti, unwuiioiin u aar
CURITY of any kind, without i.MPLOY-
tll'U itiinwlrduft.
We also loan money- on Furniture, Piano.,
etc., without removal of goods. You have
Use 01 DOtn money evuu
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 or our niamuua win ri it
even If at rreaent you are dealing else
where. K.ID. COURTEOUS, TREAT
MENT to all. Our office 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.
Reliable Credit Co. .
Room 807-. Paxton Blk. Roomi 307-505.
A. aJU
MONEY loantd on plain note to sa rat-ted
people; DUSIIicB uuiinuniuitti, jumevi mi.
lli paxton block. Tha J. A. liutton Cq,
X 275
MONEY
To salaried employes and wage earners.
Gel our system ul loans mat i" "u
out of debL Any ludy or geulleintin,
machinist, engineer, etc., having reliable
employment can get, Jut on his note:
Monthly. Weekly.
! 100 Return to us...$2j.66 or $13.35 or 6.
50 Return to us... 13.33 or 8 68 or 8.36
2.7 Return to us... . or 8M or 1.66
15 Return to us... 4.00 or 2.00 or l.uU
Easiest term, lowest rates, confidential.
No Inquiries, quick service, vouneou
IrMttrnflil.
THE bTAR LOAN CO., 844 PAXTON BLK.
EASY IZtll
nt ..n'.uini our methods.
We loan on furniture, uiunos, warehouse
receipts, etc. ur u you nave a puinaneui
position we can max you a
V SALARY LOAN
without secunty, exoept your own agree
ment to repay. Our service 1 quick and
confidential and w always try to please.
All that we ask Is that you give us a call
before you borrow elaawhere.
OMAHA MORTUAUU LOAN CO.,
119 Hoard of Trade B.dg. Tel. 22ii.
(Established Ml) M 8. 16th bt.
X-270
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew
elry, horses, cow, etc. c r . neea, av o. li
X
MONEY LOANED ON
FURNITURE, PIANoS, LIVE 8TOCK.
SALARIES. ETC.
Low rates and easy terms.
Business Confidential. - -Try
us if you want to save money,
PHOENIX CREDIT CO.,
831 Paxton Block. 16th and Farnam Sta
X-2TI
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team
sters, boarding houses, etc., without se
curity; eaaiest term; 40 orhees in princi
pal cities. Tulman, 440 Board of Trde
JldaT.
X-I71
CHATTKL, salary and Jewelry loan. Foley
Loan Co., auo. to D. Ct aen, It. t, barker bk.
X-818
ADS PAY BEST '
REACH TWICE AS MANY READERS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WHEN you want to buy, srll or exchange
any property or btuhiess quick, see J. H.
Johnson, 843 N. Y. Life. Y-270
ig 18-r
Wood River. Neb., at a bargain; owner
lives In Chicago Is the object In selling.
Mitchell aV Faught, Wood River, Neb.
Y 277
FOR SALE Good hardware, furniture and
undertaking bualneFs; store building and
residence also. Address Box lfi. Ply
mouth, Neb. Y-MU7 S9
LITCHFIELD, Neb., Is much In need of a
first-class hotel. Good site may be se
cured. Located on main line B. at M. K. R.
Population. 6o0. Address F. Starks, Sec
retary Lltchfleld Mutual improvement
club. Y M220 Sept.Hx
GROCERY for sale; good location; German
population; good ruisons for Belling; ee
labllshed trade. L 65, Bee. Y 606 7x
FOR SALE Only drug store in town of
4(0, eastern Nebraska; prescriptions from
two doctors; all German community. Best
chntire; large - territory; good business.
Address M 36 Bee. Y MS3J
FOR SALE, set of abstract books of best
county In Bouth Dakota. Address M 37,
Bee. Y-341 9
FOR SALE The finest equipped meat mar
ket in rne state outside of Lincoln and
Omaha; In the exact business center of
tie cttv; enylDg $200 per month net;
exerything im and complete. Will take
cash or approved nutea. Address Hill's
Market, Fremont, Neb. Y M556 10
FOR SALE, good grocery and butcher's fix
tures. Including Ice box. Inquire 273 Far
nam. Y 663
CASH FOR YOU REAL ESTATE OR
BUSINESS, no mwtter where located. For
a quick snle send us description and rr'ce.
NORTHWESTERN BUSINK8S AGENCY,
D 312, Bank of Commerce Bldg., Minne
apolis, Minn T
I CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS, no matter
where it Is or what it is worth; uend de
scription, state irlc nnd learn how.
Offices and special representatives In 8
cities. W. M. ORTRANDER, Home
Office 148 N. A. Bldg., Philadelphia.
Y
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
DO YOU WANT A GOOD
HOME CHEAP?
I will sell my home on Georgia ave., near!
the park, close to Park school and sev-J
eral churches, at a Bargain; terms to suit.
The house has seven rooms besides laun
dry, furnace room and vegetable cellar; Is
In good condition, modern, with every
convenience and. open plumbing.
It will pay you to look into this, as It Is
a good: Investment. Address M 18, Omaha
Bee. - ' - RE-446 31x
$1,160 BUYS modern double house; rents for
$20 per month. Box 44, Irvlngton, Neb.
:on, jeo.
E M760 8x
tit
HOUSES and lots In all part of city; also
acre property and farm lands. The O, F.
Davis Co., Room BOS, Bee bldg. RE 278
RANCH and farm lands for sale by the
Union Paciflo Railroad company, B. A.
McAHester, land commissioner. Union
PasUflo Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-280
MODERN 8-r. houae, full 62-ft. lot, best lo
cation for a home. Inquire 1411 Vinton St.
RE 766 21
WILLIAMSON KattonaF Bank bV"
' ' ' RE-279
IF YOU want the finest half section of
. unimproved land in the county or one full
section nearly as fine at $6 per acre ad
dress A. T. Geyerv Brady Island, IJncoln
county. Nebraska, , , RE M813 8
ACCORDION PLEATING.
GOLDMAN. 200 Douglas block.
282
ATTORNEYS.
HERBERT S. CRANH, 917 N. Y. L. Bldg.
.... , M365 10X
3 M. MACFARLAND, tl N. Y. I Bldg.
M756 a
BALE TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., Ill North lGth.
, 2S3
R. RUMBEL A SON, only tie factory In
state. Try us. 14th A Nicholas Sts. Tel.
F-8359. 148 88
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS
ALL kinds of carpenter work snd repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Oohlltree, 20th
and Lake streets. - 370
DANCING ACADEMY.
CHAMBERS' sdult beginners now forming
Tuesday and Saturdays, 8 p. m., com
mencing October 22. Private lesson any
time. 17th and Douglas. Office 'phone, 187L
Residence, A 1745.
After Ootober 15, 2424 Farnam at.
Chambers' children's classes Wednesday,
4 p. m., Saturdays, 2 p., m., commencing
October 8.. ,
let
MR. AND MRS. MORAND'S dancing and
physical culture, 15th and Harney, re
opens for children Saturday, October 3;
beginners, 10 a. m. ; advance, 8 p. m.
Terms reasonable; a liberal reduction to
former patrons and to families who send
more than one pupil at the same time.
Private classea organised; private lessons
any time. Lessons for adults now Tues
day and Friday, 8 p. m.; assemblies every
Wednesday. School teachers' tickets at
half regular rates. For further particulars
write or telephone 1041. M570 Oct4
DETECTIVES.
CAPT. CORWACK. 617 Karbach block. Tel.
A-WtJ. 284
DRESSMAKING.
IN families. Mlsa 6turdy, 624 N. roth.
M464 S14x
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
G. R. RATHBUN. room 16. Cotn'l Nat B ink.
Private lessens In boukkeepliig, etc. 752
I .
FLORISTS.
HESS A BWOBODA. 1415 Farnam. -268
D. HENDERSON. florUt, J419 Farnam St.
-287
GARBAGE.
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO.. cleans
cesspools and vaults, removes garbage and
deau animals at reduced price. 821 N,
Uth. Tel. 1779. , -2S9
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bldg. Tel. 2535.
' 758
LAW AND COLLECTIONS,
BT1LLMAN A PRICE, 410 lit Nat. Bk.bldg.
NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. Y,
Life Bldg.. attorneys and collector every,
where. 2l
J. M. MACFARLAND. 8J8 N. Y. L. Bldg.
-M 77.7-21
LAWNMOWERS.
SHARPENED. P. Melcholr, 13th A Howard.
29!
LOCKSMITHS.
C. R. HEFLIN, 8u9 N. 16th St. Tel. 8974.
Cut prices on keys this month.
-MP2-13
TICKET BROKERS.
CUT RATE railroad tickets everyliere.
P. H. PUllblu, 1506 Farnam. 'Phone 74.
804
LOST.
LOST, lady's gold ' watch, marked with
monogram "M R. M." on one side and
"IW on other side; black guard with
gold seal attached; monogram on soul.
"M. R. M." I'lease return to mayor'
otllce. city hall, and receive reward.
Ixist MiniS
MEDICAL.
LIQUOR HABIT cured In three days. Pay
wnen cured. No hypodermics. Write for
circulars. Gatlln Institute, 222 S. 14th.
-293
LADIES! Chichester' English Pennyroyal
Fills are the best. Safe, reliable. Take no
other. Send 4c. stamps, for particulars.
"Relief for Ladles," In letter by return
mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester
Cnemlcal Co.. Philadelphia Pa.
Ml'SICAL.
OMAHA College of Music and Dramstlc
Art, 623 N 20ih St. (Dodge St. cor). F.x
emlnations for twenty free and pnrt,al
scholarships !n' nil subjects Sept. 23 and 34,
at the college; practice rooms wltn piano i
for students f or particulars apply t. n.
Wright, L. L. C. M., director.
'Plione llul
72519
THOS. J. KELLY, voice.
Davldge Blck.
3ia
WANTED Boys with good voices for Trin
ity Cathedral Choir (preparatory pluss).
Apply F. II. Wright, organist and choir
disnctor. . . 72619
E. D. KECK, voice culture and the art of
singing. Btuaio, ink r arnam si.
Mi18-0-l
OSTEOPATHY.
G1D. E & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopath.
Suite 615, New York Life Bldg. Tel. ltW4.
294
The Hui.t Infirmary, McCague Bldg. T. 2352.
. 295
Atsen A Farwell, Paxton Blk., 604-7. T. 1366.
2W
DRS. FINCH- A MILLER, 124 8. 25th St
297
DR. ORACH DEEGAN, $32 N. Y. Life.
Tel. 2hS8. 288
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office. Reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas.
768
PATENTS.
H. J. COWGILL No fee unless successful
818 8. 15th St., Omaha. Tel. 1798. 300
PATENTS Sues & Co., Omaha, Neb. Il
lustrated patent book tree. Tel. 1623.
M570 N16X
PA STL RAGE,
PASTURE for horses.
Benson.
Theo. Williams,
70 1HX
RIG MANUFACTURING.
OMAHA Rug Factory, 1521 Leaven. Tel. $068,
Jul
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN BANT' 8 gchool. 717 N. Y. Life,
NEB. Business A Shorthand College, Boyd's
. Theater. , bus
IVID B1TV ClnnA mrnrtA-Yi a rtA Vnat tvrtA.
writer. 817.00. El C. Brlcker. Tabor, la.
-M8U tx
STATUARY.
ORNAMENTAL work. Gonnella A Rro,, i5
Farnam. muto isx
STORAGE.
OM. Van Stor Co., 1611H Farn. Tel. I659-86t.
A)
STAMMERING AND STlTTERINO.
CURED,
Julia Vaughn, 430 Parage Bldg
iut
UPHOLSTERING.
REFINISHING OMAHA FURNITURE
REPAIR WORKS. 2201 Farnam. Tel. 24S1
M 464 14
GATE CITY Upholstering Co.. woven wire
springs tigntenea. rei. o-aiit. i.ix oi.
Mary's Ave. 807
TINNERS.
Q. E. KOCH, 24th and Maple.
Tel. L1949,
838 S8
a. ubmi A. ui., s., rnai vmua
tuow, A. J. Lowbt, Prlnc jj .
Endorsed by First Nat')
A. C. Omq, A. M., LL. B., Fret., Omaha,
Ttankand hiislnaaa men.
$10,000 in ttoll Top Desks, Bank Fixture and
60 Typewriters. Students can work for hoard.
Send for free catalogue, bound In alligator.
6 nest ever nubllshed by a Business Cotleg
auu ii auu juu wi" avHinu iiu , . v.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES,
PROPOSALS FOR COAL, BUILDING MA
teiula, etc. U. 8. Indian School, Genoa,
Nebraska, September 8, 1903. Sealed pro
posals, endorsed "Proposals for Coal, Lum
ber, etc." and addressed to the undersigned
at Genoa, Nebraska, will be received at
this school until 2 o'clock p. m. of Septem
ber 24, 19u8, for furnishing and delivering at
the school, aa may be required during the
fiscal year ending June 80, I9u4. about l,2oO
tons of soft lump coal, 68,000 feet of lumber,
55,000 shingles, 20,0o0 brick, beside lime,
sand, nails, painting supplies, sash, hard
ware, etc., a per Hat and Hpeolflcation ob
tainable at the school. Bidder will state
specifically the price of each article to be
offered under contract, all artlalea so offered
will be rigidly Inspected. The right Is re
served to reject ify und all bids or any
part of any bid. Each bid must be accom
panied by a certified check or draft upon
some United States depository cr solvent
national bank, made payable to the order of
the commissioner of Indian affairs, for at
least 6 per cent of the amount of the pro
posal, an Id check to be forfeited to the
United State In case, any bidder receiving
an award shall fall to execute promptly a
satisfactory contract In accordance with his
bid, otherwise to be returned to the bidder.
Rids accompanied by cash In lieu of certi
fied check will not be considered. For fur
ther information apply to W. H.. WINS
LOW, Superintendent.
83-5-8-10-12-15-17-19-22
PROPOSALS FOR BRICK WORKSHOP
and water system. Department of the
interior, umce oc juuian Affairs, washing
ton, D. C, August 16. 19J3. Scaled propos
al endorsed "Proposals for Improvements,
Pierre, S. D.," and addreaaed to the cum
mibslouer of Indian affairs. Waaliinatun.
D. C will be received at tha Inulan office
until 1 o clock p. m. of Friday, September
11, Uf)i, lor lurnltning and delivering the
nece.aury materials and labor required to
construct and complete a brick workshop,
with plumbing and water system at the
Pierre school. South Dakota. In strict ac
cordance with plans, specifications and In
structions to bidders, which may be ex
amined at this office, the office of tha
Improvement liulliiin, Minneapolis, Minn.,
the Free Press, Pierre, S. D., the Argua
Leader, Sioux Falls, 8. V.. The Bee,
Omuha, Neb the Builders' and Trader'
Exchanges at Omaha, Neb., Milwaukee,
Wis., and St. Paul. Minn., the North,
waatern Manufacturers' Association, St.
Paul. Minn., the U. 8. Indian Warehouse
at No. 15 Howard st., Omaha, Neb., No.
265 Ho. Canal t., Chicago, III., and No.
119-131 S ouster at.. New York City and at
the school. For further information apply
to W. H. Cox, Supt. Indian Buiiool, Pl.rre.
South Dakota. W. A. JONES. CommUs.
loner. A-25-27-29-S-1-3-6-8-10-12
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master, Cneyeniie. Wyo, Aug. II, llej3.
Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will be re
ceived at this office Until 3 n i-iuin p. in .
mountain time, Sept. 11. 19u3, and then
opened In .the tirearnce of bidders, lor tlis
construction, pl imuiiig, heating gis-piplug
and e'ectrlo wiring of 1 tiuld officer' guar,
ters, 3 d. a captains' quarters, 8 d. a. lieu-
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
tenants' quarters, t double barracks, snd
for the construction, gHS-plplr.g and elec
tric Hiring of 1 eeihalxience storehouse at
I'ort 1). A. Russell, Wyo. Hlddere must
slate In their proposals the time In which
lliey von complete the work from date or
commencement thereof. hat h proposal
must be accompanied by a guaranty signed
by two responsible persons, each justifying
In a sum euual to 10 tier cent of total
amount of aid. Full Information, blank
forms, plans and specifications furnished
on application to this effire; also to the
office of Chief Quartermaster. Chicago,
Denver. Omaha and St. Paul. United mates
reserves the right to accept or reject any
or oil bids or any part thereof. Envelopes
containing bids should be endorsed "Pro
posal fir rubllo Buildings at Fort. D. A.
Russell, Wvo.." ami addressed to Captain
W. S. Scott. Quartermaster. IT. 8. A., In
charge of construction, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Alld4ttta'i.M
LEGAL NOTICE.
FOR SALE.
An Issue of $l2.0tx).0 of Twenty-Year Five
I'er Cent Bonds.
The undersigned will sell to the highest
bidder, for cush, at not lews than pur, on
Thursday, September 24th. 1908. at 2 o'clock
m., at Gnou. iseb.. Registered Coupon
onds of chool District No. 3. Naii'-e
County, Nebraska, to the amount of
$12,000.00.
These bonds are Issued to bay for the
building of a new school house. The
assessed valuation of the district Is $125.
Ouo.oo, the real value being more than half
a million dollars. Competent counsel has
passed upon these bonds and advises that
they have been legally Issued. Denomina
tion, $1,000.00. Principal and interest pay
able at the fiscal agency of the state of
Nebraska. In New York City. Jnterest
payable annually on the First of July.
lints win be received for an or any part
of the amount
HI RAM I.KYV IS,
8-6-S-10-12-15-17-M
Secretary.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received at the office of com
missioner of publla lauds and buildings for
material and labor for t he construction or
cement steps, sidewalks, blocks, etc., to be
built on the state capitoi grounds in Lin
coln according to the designs and specifica
tions now on ule in the omce or tn com
missioner of nubile lands and buildings.
All bids to be siiDmitiea on or netore
12 o'clock noon or September In. l'.HU.
The Bosrd of public f.anos ann uunoings
reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
Lincoln. Neb., epi. a, jhoj.
GEORGE D. FOLLMBR.
Chalrsian Board of PubI)o .Land and
Buildings. nepionnm
RAILWAY TIME CARD.
CNION STATION lOTH AND MARCY.
Chicago A Northwestern.
"The Northwestern Line.
Leave. Arrive
Fast Chicago a 40 am a 7:00 am
Mall a 8:00 pm a 8:80 am
Local Sioux City a 6:10 am a 3 .10 pin
Daylight St. Paul
..a 7:86 ain al0:26 pm
..a 8:00 am all:10 pm
... 6:10 pm
..a 8:15 pm a 9:15 am
..a 4:00 pm a 9:60 am
..a 6:50 pm a 1.46 pm
..a 8:10 era a 8:15 am
Daylight Chicago
Local cedar napias...
Limited Chicago
Local Carroll.....
Fast Chicago
Fast St. Paul
Fast Mall
.. a 2i40 pm
Local Sioux City
D 4:00 pm D :() am
Norfolk A Bonesteel..,.a 7:26 am al0;35 am
Lincoln A Long Plne....b 7:26 am bl0:35 am
IllIuoU Central.
Chicago Express a 7:16 am a 6:10 pm
Chtoaa-o. MlnneaDolls A
tit. Paul Ldimtea a i:ou pm a s.ua am
Minneapolis A St. Paul
Express b 7:35 am bl0:36 pm
Chicago Local 10 36 am
Chicago Express a!0:35 aru
Chicago, Rock Island at rscilc
EAST.
Chine a-o Daylight L t d. a 1:66 am a 1:80 am
Chicago Daylight Local. a 7:00 am a 1:36 pm
Chicago Express bll:18 am a 6:36 pm
Des Moines Express a 4:30 pm bll:50 am
Chicago Fast express. .a d:jo pm a i:t pm
WEST
Rocky Mountain L t d.. a 7:30 am a T:25 am
Lincoln, uoio. opringe,
Denver. Pueblo and
- West T.. .a 1:80 pro a 1:00 pm
Colo., Texas, Cel. and
. Oklahoma Flyer. ......a I:) pm alJ:40 pm
Union Paciflo,
Overland Limited a 9:40 am a 8:60 pm
The Fast Mail a 8:26 pm
California express a :a pm
Poeitla Exnres all: 30 bm
Eaatern Express a 6:30 pm
The Atlantic Express.... a 7:30 am
The Colorado Special. e 7:10 am a 8:40 am
Chicago Special a 8:40 am
Lincoln Beatrice and
Stromsbnrg Express.. b 4:00 pm bl2:50 pm
North Platte Local a 8:00 am a 6:15 pm
Grand Island Local. ...b 6:80 ptn b 1:36 In
Missouri PaelSlc, ,
Bt, Louis Express,. al0:00 am a 6:25 pm
K. C. A St- L. Jx.....al0:60 pm a a:ia am
Chicago Great Western Ry. Co
104 Ft. Podge Express.. ,b 8:20 am
102 Ft. Dodxa Express.. .a 2:46 Dm
7 Ft, Dodge Express... all:2S am
103 Ft. Dodge Express... ' b 8:10 pm
Chicago, Mllvrankee at St. Pan!
Chicago Daylight a 7:45 am all:15 pm
Chicago Fast Express. .a 6:46 pm a 1:40 pm
Chicago Limited a 8:06 pm a 7:60 am
Des Moines Express.. ..a 7:45 am a 8:48 pm
Wabash.
Leave. Arrive,
fit Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express a 6:65 pra a 1:20 am
fit Louis LocaL Coun-
oil Bluffs .....a l;lt am al0:80 pm
BURLINGTON STATION-IOTH A MASON
Barllngftoa A Missouri Rlrer.
Leave. Arrive.
Wvmnre. Beatrice and
Lincoln a 8:60 am 012:05 pra
Nebraska Express a 8:60 am ,a 7:46 pm
Denver Limited a 4:10 pm a 8:46 am
Klank H11U add PuKRt
sound Express all:10 pm a 1:10 una
Colorado Veatlbuled
Flyer a sua pra
Lincoln Fast Mall....,..b 2:62 ptn a 8:o8 am
Fort Crook and PlatU-
moutb b 8:15 pm bl0:36 am
Bellevue & Paciflo Jet. .a 7:50 pm a 6:27 ant
Bellevu A paciflo JQt..a ;w am
C'bteaaro. Borllaaton at 9.alner
CnlOagO special, n I . w am a. o.uu pin
Chtcuao Vestlbuled Ex.. a 4:00 pm a 7:46 am
Chicago locai....., um an; pm
Chicago Limited .a :oe pm a 7:46 am
Fast MaL a 1:40 pm
Kansas City, St, Joseph at Coancll
Binds.
Kansas City Day Ex. ..a 9:15 am a 8:08 pm
fit Louis Flyer..- a 6:25 ptn all:M6 ant
Kansas City Night Ex.-al0:45 pm a 8:06 pra
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, d Dairy
except Saturday, e uauy except aionuay.
WEBSTER DEPOT UTH A WEBSTER
Chicago A Northwestern, Nebraska
and Wyoming Division.
Leave. Arrive
RiaeU Hills. Deadwood.
Lead, Hot Springs a 1:00 pm a 6:00 pra
TOvnm nr Casner and
-Douglas d 1:00 pm 1:00 pra
Hastings, yorg, uavia
Cltv Riinerlor. Geneva.
Exeter and Seward. ...b 8:00 pm b 1:00 pra
Missouri Pacific.
Nehraska Local. Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm a!0:15 ant
thUago, St. rani, Mlaneapolle
Omaha.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger..
Sioux City Passenger.
Oakland Local
.a 6:30 am a 9:19 pm
.a 2:00 pm all:20 am
.b t:t pm b 8:45 am
SAILS FOR HOME THIS WEEK
Senator and Miss Millard Retnrn front
Earope After a Month's
Visit.
Senator Millard sails this week with Mis
Mlllaid from Havre, France for New York,
and la expected home about September 20.
The senator ha been abroad for about on
month, visiting London and Berlin, but
spending most of hi time tn France.
Notification ha Just been received for
the senator Irom Washington that
pension of $24 a month to begin with
February 4, last, ha been granted to
R. V. Cross of Atkinson Neb.' The senator
Is also notified that a rural delivery rout
has been authorised to run out of Wausa,
Knox county Neb., with one carrier, to
begin with the tint of next month.
Boon to Poatrrily.
The Ak-Bar-Ben hustling committee ha
conferred a boon on posterity by going
In a body to the photographer and having
a group picture taken. The Immediate
use to which- this will be put Is In the
carnival llluairuled editions of the dally
press. Tha plctjre 1111 taken Immediately
after the adjournment of the regular noon
meeting. No Important business was taken
up. but rli determination expressed to
get the l,5oO members.
PEARSE TALKS TO TEACHERS
Urgn Kegnlar Attendanoa on Meoticgn snd
Clo'a 6tulT of Pupils.
MANY WITHDRAWALS DURIN& LAST YEAR
ter Koer tie ail red Omaha Teaeiare
Attend Meeting In City Halt and
Meet Directors Super
intendent. Jf-ir,? than 400 of Iho corps of 420 teacher
11 the omahn public school assembled at
lie city hall yesterday preparatory to
he opening of school.- They came,
uperlntendent Fearse told them litter, "In
he rush of Joyous exuberance," wblch
as quite positively expressed, by worJs
nd laughter. Everyone talked and .shook
hands and there v. as half of the Bourd ot
ducation to lend dignity to the occasion.
To a listener afar off It m'ght have been the
leaned populace under the I Ig tent or a
Rornhh mob acclaiming the entraiv.-e of a
Caesar, save that the toning waa of a softer
ualltr. From the floor of the rotund It
as like the breakers dashing against a
ngged shore. The pounding of the con-
ersattonal waves continued until Suptr-
ntrndent Peorse rapped for order.
There nre fewer absentees at this annual
meeting than ever before to my knowl
edge," said the superintendent. "You coma .
with the rush of Joyous exuberance. Tha
Igor that marks your action and speech.
Is more pronounced and the light In your 1
eyes Is, brighter than It has usually been; ,
at reassembling before the opening cf thai '
ear's work."
Importance of Attendance.
The superintendent then took up several
matters pertaining directly to the school
work In a technical way, dwelling partic
ularly on the Importance of attendance at
teachers' meetings called for the purpose
of Instruction in both general and special
work. '
Some of his remark touched upon the
recent national educational meeting at Bos
ton, which he characterlaed aa the "great
est meeting of the kind ever held or likely
to be held for many years to coma" When
the superintendent said thit Nebraska had
872 representatives out of the 35,000 that
attended the Bostpn meeting, there was a
burst of applause.
The number of withdrawal from the
teaching elaft between the close of school
In the spring and opening In the fall Is
the largest since I have been connected with
the Omaha schools." he continued. "A
great many of these teachers left positions
In the public schools to take up work in
private Institutions. I will say for the
congratulation and encouragement of those
who are present that the merits of the
Omaha teacher are certainly coming to be
recognized more wldly; else It haa been an
especially prosperous season for on Cupid.
Stndy the Pupils.
"Now, In closing, I want to ask you to
try to understand your pupils a Indi
vidual. 80 far as possible establish sym
pathetic, relation between yourselves and
each pupil In the elasa. You must study
the Individual natures, tha like and dis
likes, as nearly as possible tn the light of
home conditions.
Tou must try to understand tha boy
who la forced to come to achool with
out a breakfast, or who haa just left a
home where a quarrel la In progress: the
girl whose father came home Intoxicated
tha night be for and who la still sleeping
off the effect of the alcohol; the llt'le girl
who haa not prepared her lesson because
she haa been squirting. an Invalid or In
competent mother. -.-
"There are thousands of oases where. If
we understood the child's life and the
difficulties under- which, ha - labor, : we
might read as In an 'open book- tho rea
sons why. h doesn't do this or do that as
waiwould wlah. You mutt learn the tn-
Cjrtate details of tha Ufa of every child.
No outside interests, have the right to
thrust themselves between you and the
advancement of your efforts In the line of
work In which you hare engaged."
The superintendent pleaded for temper-
anoe tn speech and tn a general effort Jo
ward a perfect ethical code among teach
er. Various departmental and special meet
ing were held yesterday afternoon at tho
High school and city hall.
PLAN NEXTJT0 IMPOSSIBLE
Labor Vnlons Proposition for City to
Boy and Sell Coal Regarded
1 Impracticable.
The proposition that tha city buy $50,800
worth of coal and sell It this winter in
order to protect Omaha people against ex
orbitant price li viewed a next to Im
possibility at the city hall. The plan come
from the Central Labor union, which will
ask the council to take aome action. City '
officials say that the undertaking. If prop
erly handled, would be a phllanthroplo
move of considerable merit, but they fait
to see how It can be done under the charter
regulation.
City Attorney Wright said he did not
care to give a definite opinion aa to the
olty'a right to embark in the coal bualncss
until he had investigated the subject, but
aald he waa under the Impression that
there 1 no authority for auch transactions.
City Engineer Rosewater is quit positive
that the city cannot carry out. the plan
proposed by tha Central union.
TO SELL STALLS WEDNESDAY
Chairman Reaewalu rtil Try Oneo
More as Auctioneer ot Mar
ket Hons. '
Chairman .Rosewater of the Board of
Public Works announced that ha would gall
stalls In the Capitol avenue market lioua
at auction Wednesday morning, beginning
at 10 o'clock. He Is tn hopes of disposing
of all of the remaining- alalia at the sola
He will leave for a two weeks' vacation
Wednesday evening and If the alalia are
not all aold, will place the work of dlspos.
Ing of them In other hands.
It is the Impression at the city hall that
the police will be Instructed to enforce tho
market house regulations and protect tho
concessionaires in the new hou.a A num
ber of the men who wish to buy stalls ax
pressed themselves as perfectly willing to
Invest their money yesterday, inasmuch
a the Mercer Injunction against the city
has been dissolved.
Very Near a Crime
To allow constipation to poison your body,
Dr. King's New Life Pill cure It and
build up hour health or no pay. 25a. For
sale by Kuhn A Co.
Railway Notes and Personals
C. B. Smith, assistant general clalna agent
of the Chicago t Northwestern, 1 In the
city on buslne.
J. Jt. Kjhn, assistant general passenger
and freight agent of the Chicago & iJ-irtli-western,
Nebraska and Wyoming division,
has returned from Suit I-ake City, where he
attended an tmpuitant meeting of western
railroad rusn.
U. W. Loomis, assistant to the general
manager of the Burlington, and family,
hava returned from a trio to MonlreaJ.
Canada ana me 1 nouaana isianns. , uurm
their stay in the t northeast ur. Loom
visited his 01a nome in winasor, conn.
The passenger station of the Wabash
railroad at Shenandoah, la, about Ufiy
miles eaxt of Omaha, was burned to Out
ground yesterday at an early hour, tho
cause being unknown. The loss Is nominal,
and the structure will be replaced at ouoe
with a toodei a and mure convenient building.
r.
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