Tnn OMAIT.N DAILY IEEt THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1903.
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SPECIAL tlOTlCES
will HkM Ml 19 . tor th
edttlea mm til M P. Ba.
Imr sBweataaj mm tmrnSmr salltlB.
tea. 1 l-t wra Bret aaertfea.
8 a word thereafter, petal? takes
(r lees SSs tr the flrat laser.
Ilea. TkM i4wttaniwu asset
rwa tnmi)tlf.
Advertisers, r eswsel bss.
Berea eheek. eaa hav ewers
reas f a BwsasrreA lettrr Is, ears
f Ths Re. Aaswers ex rm will
V delt-rees mm preeestatasiB mt IBS
ess. alr.
WASTED MALE HELP.
FALL TERM
NoW OPEN
DAT AND NIOTTT.
iTTDENTB ADMITTED AT ANT TIVE.
Boyles College
NEW 1UKK Llr'al 1aG.
Bveim.ua. shorthand, it it writ
ing, KNUUSH.
Apply for Catalogue,
' B 101
OOOD messengers wanted; first-das par.
A. P. T. Co.. Ill g. 13th. B tui
WANTED, flrat-ciaaa wood turner at one.
Good wage. Llnooln Bash, Door A Mfg.
Wanted, for u. b. armr, abis-boaid. n.
"""a men, wiwwn age or 21 ana 3a.
eitlaana of United States, of good charac
ter and tmirn habits, who can apeak,
read and wrlta Enailatv. Fnr Information
apply to recruiting officer, loth and Dodge
i., umaaa. ana Beatrice, ist.
B M154
.WANTED Two uratl at ones: rood sal
ary; city work. C F. Adam Co., 1611
Howard at. 1 B-HM
WANTED, a newspaper or magasln so
licitor to work tha cltr on a new uroD-
osltion. Call at Circulation Dept. Omaha
- - . a at mi j
TOUNO marr to tak course in Omaha'FKm-'
enca . sanitarium. Address W. L. Hoes,
" uu iu. unut, it ai.ja mx
WANTED, mam to learn barber trade. Too
Wsgea paid graduates Toola and posi
tiona given. Few weeks completes. Spe
cial arrangement for distant applicants
Call ar writ, Molar College, 13u2 Douglas
WANTED, Immediately. 100 first-claa ma-
cnimst ana 109 expert harness, maker
Apply by letter to ''Commanding- Officer,
Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island, 111.''
- B MN79 K
WANTED, three rood rrT Iron mouldera.
aeeuatoraed to heavy caatlngi; , ateady
work; "bo trouble." Answer quickly to
rfonn Beaton jrouuory km., Atchison, Kan.
LABORS R3 wanted for rradlnr. 39(1 Dar
upon au u. a. joaiyn. u mi zi
tt i mm lairora on laaien rar-
menta. . O. K. Boeflala Cloak and fnlt Co.
WANTED, ateamfltters for hlrh preaaure
work alaterne Mtg. Cb, UUt and Gratiot
WANTED, firat-claea alxxlerat Am rlra
ateady employ men t and rood pT to right
WANTED An ezpeiianoed porter; one who
ran lurnien reiereneea. etple a atore,
lata ana t irnim. uMUb a
PERMAJJENT poeltlon to ladles or aentl
men In mod fowna foe eoenlal wnrt- i
manarer for branch offlca, Omaha,
win lmmeniaieiy ; exceptional oppor
tunity; properties or bualneas handled
everywhere quickly. Southern Guaranty
' B-M1 t
WAIfTED SAXESME-.
CAN FTTRNISII permanent employment to
aucatj Chriatlan man as aaleamm. Ad
dreaa T I. Bee. MISS 2J
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WANTE D JTEMALB HELP.
10 QtrU, Oell Csnsdlsn ofBos. 16th A Dodge.
'-' " - ' - C tx4
WXNTEDj first-ciaas ladlea tailor. Max
Morris. 1H4 Farnam. C MsiJ
WANTED, girl for general house work.
in family. Mm Blmerai n N. tath svel
C MB4
WANTED Middle aged woman to take
charge of boarding-house on ranch in
Wheeler county; good wages and every
thing famished!- 'Apply to A. T. Land and
LJva Stock company,. Spalding, 'Neb.
' 'C-M740H
WANTED Ladles o learn hair dressing,
manicuring or facial treatment; practical
course by free clinic 1hat sives years-
. call or Write. Moler College, 1302 Douglas
St., Omaha, . , C MtfcJ Zix
WANTED, a rood plain cook. Mrs. K. A.
Cudahv, 17th. and Dewey Ave.
, ' . C-MW a
WANTED Otrl for general housework at
110 S. 2d aL . - - - C-4i!0 Tlx
GIRL far general hotnwwork; 695 Park a vex
' - i - C Mi(b 0x
WANTED, xperl-need Jacket and skirt
hand. S. K. Boonald Cloak and Pult Co.
r -, - i l. C-KU1 23
OIRL for reneral' housework. Mra; L R.
Lighten, 'M,ib California St. C lit 27
WANTED an experienced stenorrapher.
Address 8. &, Bee. C 120 t2x
f WANTED, girl aorond cooVSfor vegetables
only, in how.1. David City, Neb ; rood
chara4r positively, required: wi.h
flu rtwrn and board. Addreas Box Jl'
David City. Nsb. C-M138 51
HELP WASTED.
WANTED, a good newspaper solicitor to
work R. F. p. on new propoelUun; good
Bluffs.
m run si., ttinnr
V 'SO
' FOR REST-MOLSES.
HDllSFS ,n " or tha city. R.
- ' rm L r a aVC 1 o. Has T-ilA.
1-j
HOUSES, lnsuranos. Rlngwalt. Barker Bik,
Hril ISFs " u J"" ' city. The
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F. Davis Co., fe Bee Biug.
1 su
TO MOVE right ret Omaha Van Storage
vt, uuav uiis aiuua, or isia ikuhsui.
D-iO
FOR RENT, ten-room house, modern, and
barn, id nut tarnam district. Win. K.
Potter, Rac., No. Ji Brown Bik.
v . D MCI
FOR RENT, g-foom house, tbd Woolworth
Ave.. I.a per month; poaseesion given Oo-
tober II. Apply to Mel Lnl, caie Daily
oewa oince. u auj i.
PAYNE-HOSTWICK "CO.. cnoice houses!
ul-u4 New York Li fa Bldg. 'Phone lots.
D tv
,.WE MOVE plar.ua..Magard Van A Btorr
ac 1.0., hi. int. umtf, his n eiiKitr ft.
...... . . D-W7
FOR RENT -room cottage. Cd and Cali
fornia sis.. Ut- Apply at not N. lt h st.
D M7
MODERN f-room house, near park.
a. ath. - rvr
FIVE-ROOM brick dwelling: tnooern r
cept furnace. Apply at S. lsih at
D-77S
FOR RENT Five-room eottag city wster
1 gas; alas furniture for sale, m 8. 23d m.
D-lin) Kx
EI-EOANT I-room houe; all modern lm-
liruiriuwii. eiu . ai. if alius XX
SEVERAL good houses. 1) to IIS Chris
isjjer, io.anji (.uming. t uomr .vis
D-MU0
FOR SALE rfix-roora cottage; first cls
shape: Due neighborhood; elegant lot. U't
lwl with large natural f ret i-Da le tre.s;
1 bletk from car line st 3iV d. ilv let,
home of owner, who I leavlue citv. In
' quire at 4 Karbarh h k, D-J17
SX, - . .
FOR RkIT-FlBlIISUia) ROOMS.
O. M. E- haul trunk. Telephone 411.
E 14
DEWET European hotel. 13th and Farnam.
HOVAL HOTEL, Eunpean. lwtb A CM -ago
I K-4-a
FOR REIT FIR JIIHKD ROOMS.
FOR RENT Two furniahed rooms with
n"i ann saa, on rret and eerond floor
11 B. Rth St.. . E 21 x
VERT desirable front-room, all modern
suitable for on or two itntlfmon. Arrly
1113 8. 28th at. E 9W 22
SOUTH Air"OVE room and snallr room j
moaern. iiarney. k Mas. I4x
WARM, fumtalied room for two, with or
wunoui Doara; moaeru; pnona zm Far
nam. E MlS2 St
NICELT furntehed rooms. UQ9 Capitol Art,
NICEt-T fumlehed rooms. Inquire Omaha
steam launarv, LeaTenworth. Phone
A-17M. E-U
AETNA HOUSE, European, 12th aV Dodre.
J 11
PLEASANT south front room with private
mmiiy, ir .'no sr io B?niiemen. Ad
dress 8 J4. Bee. E M 741
NICELT fumlfhed room In rrlvate family;
douh new ana moacro. oiv ones rt.
E M910
, LABOR, LIOHT, AIRT ROOMS.
Ill.M and up per month.
Toe and up a day.
ATTHE DELLONE,
14th at. and CaMtol ave.
Steam heated; electric lighted; private and
renerai oatna; au conveniences; nrst class
service.
Eat where you please.
ROOM AT THE DELLONE.
K Mm Vo-t
FCRNISHED ROOM- AID BOARD.
FRONT room with alcove; not water heat.
Z12 S. 26th St. F 466
DESIRABLE ROOMS at Tha Far nam, 19th
ana r arnam sta. K-HXI
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POR RENT VXPtRKIBRED ROOMS.
TWO or three beautiful modern rooms,
newiy paperra; very uzai neueeKeeplng,
for parties without children; board if da
alred 14 N. 17th. G M 115
JTRF.IT.HE PACKING.
Pterson Lundbcrg, Hi S. 17th. Tel. L-23&&,
H-S17 '
rOB REHT STOKES AID OFFICES.
FOR KENT Building suitable for whole
sale purposes at ti Vamam, sxKi, lour
Siorias and arae-claas comenied baaemant.
elevator, Ur ma uurgutr proot vault, ul
nce counter and Qxiai a. or puce vud
. partlculara Inviuire C. C Rosa water, sec
retary tha lie Duiluuig Co., loom iuu, lies
' buUOing. I Mm2
FOR RENTThe building lortnerly occu
pied by The Bee at sis t arnam at. It has
lour storieo and a buaeinenl, which was
formerly uaed by The Bee presa room.
Ibis will be rented very reasonably. If
interested apply at ottice of C C. jtose
watsr, secretary, room log Bee building.
J-BTORT and basement, 22x100; lows Farnam
au aiMiuire ai ruii, nsw tank Bing.
I-Mlil
FURNISHED private office with use of
. reception room, telephone and steno-
grapher, 401 Ware Block. I MiUS
.. A .... vtj uyyi biui in lOUr-
atory building at Kl Farnam St.; two
T T I.' X.' T" . . . . . .
glorias ii preierrea. Address c. C. Rosa
water, bee J., Boom luu. Bee bids.
1 M9S
AGEBTS WANTED.
WANTED Canvassing agsnts in every
county to solicit subscriptions to THS
TWENTIETH. CENTUrtr FARM a. 14.
Steady employment with aaaured goad in
come. Agents in the country witii horse
, and buggy especially desired. Canvassers
make easily tw to Uv per month.- Ad
dress Ceutury Fanner Soiiol tors' Bureau,
aw suuojug, umui, J ais
WASTED TO REHT.
TOUNO man of rood character wants room
and board In private family In desirable
, location. Aaaress b su, lies. K Mto KJx
WANTED-to rent, with the prMlers of
buying, an improved ou-scre furm miihin
about 60 miles of Omaha, well aaapted lor
a hog' farm; W. L.;Slby, In io.nd of
' Trade Bidg.. Omaha.,
K 111 21
FOR SALE FlRKITlRaV.
FULL line of hard coal stoves bow on sale.
vtuoago m uiuiLure v.u., iuu lodge St.
...... f O U
FOR SALE. S-ft. standing desk, tux, irowa
Block - - o Mt
FOR SALE Furniture must be sold this
wees, lew oi ins cnoicest pieces left, in
parlor, leather, library and oak dining
room furniture, braea beda, box springs,
hair mattrasaea,' oak and mahogany chif
foniers, dressers, lxli ruga, email rugs,
Jiictures, mahogany bookcases, mlrrois.
eather couch, easy chairs, elegant par
lor suit, 6 pieces, cento tables, oil paint
ings, music cabinet, pedestals, lace cur
tains, bric-a-brac, also fine upright piano,
all 'roods will sell cheap separately, litl
North 3lh Ave. O MtM xCx
FOR IALB liUKILa, WAQslI, ETC
MONROE Mil pleasure vehicles it ui N.
uia bu tr sis
HARRY FROST'S Carriage and Wagoa
woiaa is vs. www iaa sua Leavea
warta. P 4l
FOR SALE -Two-seat, extension top car
riage, iu iwu tuuuiuwu, luuusr urea,
Mlitun Rogers A Sons Co., Hia and r ar
nam sis. P M477
ELEGANT Rockaway for aals at great
bargain. Addiess S 47. Bee. P Mlli, 24
FOR SALE MiftCavLLAAEOLS.
TELEPHONE POLES; long fir tint bar;
vuhmu w u. yjima, ava aouaiaa.
FOR SALE, secondhand locomobile. Is
ttrst-claaj shape, at on-half price. Call
or addieaa. lau Farnam Sl 'j b L
IKON A wire fences, tree guards, trsllUss.
Weelaru Autiio. auce Co.. H. lila U
CATALOGUE cut drug prices free. Sher
man A McConnell Drug; Co., Omaha.
' (4-6X1
INDIAN goods and re Ilea vuj Farnsaa
4 aj
FOR SALE Several scholarships In a firtt
claas standard school In Omaha, compris
ing complete com s in bu.iii.ee, thorl
cand and typewriting, loquir at Bee
omce. J C
NEW and Id hand typewritara, ma Fsrnam.
. Q-ail
FOR BALE Co J bualneas. Capital raoulreA
ai.uu.ou. J n, Bee.
ID HAND safe cheap. DarlghL 1US Farnara"
' ' Q-HUS '
FOR SALE A number one. quartered oak
desk, with chairs to match; also rus and
maps. OLJert for selling, leaving bualna
Room fcfl. New. York Ufa Bid
r -. tt-764"
IM STOCK of new Columbia records and
machine t( a sacrino.' Address 8 44.
FOR SALE Fine upright piano, parlor
salt, dining and bed room fumlturs wil
sell very cheap separately H taken this
week. 'lSj North Ssth'Ave. Q-144 2.x
SEVERAL, dental chairs. laU Dourtas rt.
W 106 2Jx
WHITE FACE CATTLB FOR 8ALE-!J
steers. 11S heifers: V to ta mire hin.wt
Hereford yearlings past; weight about 7u0
li.; nne condition. a colore, dehorned
Or will pot them our wluh good party on
Shsees to feed. FOSTER A fcKLBY (XVf
PANY, S34 Board of Trade B.dg : Osa.
Neb. Q lit H
FOR g.Vl.E Cheap, aqua re Chlckerlng
piano; cut claas every wsy. 618 8. th
street. Q M1T7 26x
FOR P.LE Standard typewriter, frrj n
Y. Life bldg. Q-Mia 24x
FOR SALE, an up-to-date roatofnr n,tet
suiUbie for a town of 1 M'J to lott, The
outfit Is A-shaned and has ?uft rn kA.
and "1 lock boxes a ad drawer. It Is of
the It -at grade of the Yale and Toane
manufacture, and is complete ' In every
i ui i-iai in uasi o v lour ream A d
dreae B 6a. Bee. Q-M1K
CLAIRyOYAaTS.
GTI MER, palmlaL 7U N. Z3d; 'phone B
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IWHYLET YOUR ROOM STAY VACANT?
Every Day is a Loss of Money When a Little Want-Ad Will Rent It.
CLAISV0YA5ITS.
MRS CARRIJv , 1 1 n, iHivamciuil
LADT QLtt" ii tM.ii . every.
thlna told. pest. prem aii'i .ure. oat-
l.f.et nn or no P7. e" ...
BLECTRICAL TREATMSEJSJT,
MME. SMITH. ". m N' t
rEHIOXAU
PRIVATE Sanitarium for '"dies tfore and
during eonnnenifui, - -
u California u reasonable..
U 3I
PRIVATE hoepltal Hulinc confinement:
bubles adnpted. Mri. Oaidels. iUJH LSKa
Tel. Rea-UM. u ew
BOSTON Umbrell Mfg, M S. 1L - TeL 1D7
Umbrellss, parasols rt-coverecL. repaired
or maaa
PRIVATE hoepltal before and during con-
..... .-.t rnedlcnl care and Tmnina
Mra L. hsher, 1M1 Vinton. Tea- lm.
U-931
PRIVATE home during conflnsment;
babies adopted. The Good Marnarltan
Sanitarium, 7 !' v Council Blurts,
la. U
WE RENT sewing machines s t T6c per
week 12 per month; we repair- end sell
; parts for every machine manufactured;
second-hand machine" from 1 o 110. Neb.
Cycle Co., 16th and Harney. U W7
DR. PRIES treats xiiccenfulry mil disease
and Irregularities of women rrom sny
cause; experienced snd reliable. ult
Dodge St.. Arlington block. Onrvsaha.
II 9
VIA VI" wsy to health; W Be
Omaha. t
bulldlna
12 TUNINO. plsno t orrin reptt-lng Per-
ueia nnv vy-, - .
MAGNETIC Tlth fclLLER. IT CUBE a!
At druggists II. ' - UU
MOKE Y TO tOAA-HEAL ESTATE.
WANTED, city loans snd war--snts. W.
Farnam Smith a Co., 1320 1- ia.rr.arn St
w m
PRI V'ATB money. Bherwood, M7 aN. T. Llfa
iV w4
WANTED, real ettat loans and wsrrsn'a
K. C. Peters Co., Bee Bldg. W-MI
Fl VE PER CENT loan. Garvtta Bros., 1404
Farnam. W-4
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead. 1530 Douglas.
4 TO 4 P. C. money, Be mil, p
i ton blork.
: w ws
FARM and city loans, low rates. W. h.
Thomas. First Nat l Bank Bids- Tel. IMa.
. W-t-tl
I AM spealelly anxious to get a S2 000 mort
Kage for a customer. F. D. AVend. 1S24
l.m.glas st ' W-M1M24 .
MOiEY TO LOAH-CHATTTKLS.
EASY t8 pay
Best explains our metboda
Ws loan On fi.rniturs, pianos, -warehouse
receipts, etc Or If you bav a permanent
DOBiUon w can make vou a
salaky Loan
without ecurit', except your own agree
ment to repay. Our ervloe Ib owick and
conndential and we always try to pleas.
All thai w sk U that you give Us a Oall
before you borrow elsewhere.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LO AW CO.,
Us Board of Trad Bldg. Twl. ISA.
lEsUblisbsd Uti). ' S. lacji fcu
. , X-M '
it i i $ m
SALARY L0A. NS
FURNITURE LOANS
,. - i .
Reliable Credit Co,
i
Rooms 307-401, Paxtoa Slock.
i - t t,i ,r .;. . t
- MONET LOANED ONf " '
FURNITLRE. PIANOS, LlVii -STOCK,
SALARIES, ETC. i - v
Low rates and easy terax. . -Business
Confidential- .
Try us If you want to save rnoaey.
PHOENIX CREDIT C..
431 paxton Block. Ulii and faarnam Eta.
X-4
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merctvtanls, team
sters, boarding houses, ete., -without se
curity; easiest terms; 40 officer in prin
cipal cltioa Tolmalu- 440 Boavrd of 1 rids
Bldg. X-Kl
MONET loaned on plain not Xo salaried
people; bualnsM confidential; lowest t ales.
614 paxton block. The I. A.- Aiutton Co.
- X 944
MONET loaned on pianos, furniture), Jew
elry, horses, cows ta C. F. Kexid, tit 8. IS.
X 445
CHATTEL, sslsry and Jewelry loans Foley
Loan CO.. H a uaraer nines..
Sttl-El CHAXCB!
FOR SALE, good grocery and butcher's fix-
tures, including ivs uua, luuu e aioa 'ar
nam. X 4a.
FOR SALE, an old estsbllahed liquor busi
ness toarrei wuki, auwu unwv, mu
tion. Owner has oihsr interests. Addiesa
P 3s, Bse. TC-Um
WHEN you went to buy, sell or exchange
.ny property or Dullness quicAa, aee J ft-
Johnson. Milt - uis. x M
ALUMINUM The metal of tha future; a
new process for Its production discovered
by wnlch the company now forming will
control ths marked of the world; we are
offering s small allotment of stock at
public subscription; send for prospectus
and psrticulars; ths opportunity of a life
time. I. Mayer A Son, 437 M crmod-Jao-card
bldg.. St Louis, Mo. Y M75 Zix
FOR SALE, three elevator on JB. A M.. In
. i .. .rn n( section rr Nebraska.
Address S 6. Be' Y-M472 23x
I0UO SHARES of gllt-edg mining stock for
sale; great bargain; must ml I. Addnesa
B 41. care Bee. -
FOR SALE Blacksmith shop; first class
location ; up-io-uaie ui iw ,o,
tlrulsrs- writs to Mogenson a Seymour,
Fullerton. Neb. "ST MI26 2.x
FOR BALE Cigar store and pool room;
good location; snap. Address T 1. Bee.
. . "3T M122 16x
FOR SALE-SEAL UTATE. LeOST, abstract, lot 14. block 113, South
Omaha Beturn to F, J. Persons, Glaa-
' (0w bik.. Bo. Omaha. Lost A1134 ii
' i , . . . . T .
' . ! MEDICAL.
"-' '' LIQUOR HABIT cured In three day. Pay
FNGL1SH & CO.. I hea cure!. No h podarmlca. W rite for
Civjuiou m v-v -i v tirculaia Gatim Lbsutule. 3Jt m. 14th.
PAXTON BLOCK:- circulaia oamn iuauie. a b.
. ' LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal
Eitrht-room modem brick r th be"u s'' ei'bi- Take no
fcHjuiivv'i iiiuuciu x'in.A. ovhrr. Send c.. stamps, for partlculara
residence. West Famam "Relief for Ladles," In letter by return
' district, Owner's price Chemical Co., Philadelphia. Pa.
M.000; must be sold' " misical.
quick; make offer. tho. .. kellt. vox,. Dandg. Block.'
! '
El d. KECK. Voice Teacher. Davids bldg,
las NovU
RL lit LET0V81CT'S ORCHESTRA. TeL L-fH.
BANCH and farm unfls for aals by tNs
Jl$tV&.3EX2l: Ualo- EKREOWSKT. violin. K. la, WlthneU big,
FsviuAo Hpvd,urt-rtt Omihs.. Neb.
ftSta mTTT7T!'mTmmT7m
rMaa ii , it; r V a Katl BHOUTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
tliA- Williamson Co.. nini
- RE-4U A. C VAN SANT'fc echooL T1J N. T. Llfa
4
TIMBER! 'TIMBER! "tfjz1 6horth"t4 CoU"-
THE hesi Investment LtLrmf or sfua.l " ' "
tract Bafrnc furUahad. Writ ur IPHOLSTRRlhO.
eiktONf A REASON KR. A-hlsnd. Ors OATE C1TT. 17U6 8'. Msjry av. TeL B:-Ci.
kb, Mm Kt . M
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE Or rent, on 40th st.. bet Dodge
and Davenport st . g-room new ho una.
Strictly modern. Pee owner, Mr. Soren
eon. 136 Lincoln blvd. RE MIM1 "4x
HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also
sere propertv and farm lands. The O. F.
Davis Co., Room M, Be bldg. RE WO
FOR PALE, modern house of 7 room In
quire ill 8. lth. RE M6ni
ALL about North Dakota and where to buv
flood lands rhep; descriptive folder and
1st sent free: reliable representatives
wanted. Whltnev A Wheelock, IS Broad
way, Fargo, N. D. RE Wl
FOR SAI.K-OR TRADE FOR SMALLER
PROPERTY 0-room modern house and
splendid barn; lot 4108. Arplv owner.
2314 N. 3th st. RE M724 N14
For Sale
COTTAGE rooms; fine place; city water
and barn; high snd sightly snd good
rielghborhood; lot neatly nodded; rrioe,
tl.250 for few davs; a nobby home. F. D.
Wead, 1524 IKjlifrlBS st. RE M124 23
ACCORDIO rLFiATIKO.
GOLDMAN. 200 Douglas Mock.
ACCOnPION pleating. cheapest. best,
quickest. Mr. A. C Mark, 17th and Dons.
M74
ATTORNEYS.
J. M. MACFARLAND. 31 N. T. L. Bldg.
-Mel 3
BALK TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bal Tie Co.. 811 North lth.
1
CHIROPODISTS.
DR. ROT, room 1-t, 1606 Farnam at.
. 1
CARPENTtRI A.1U JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work snd repairing
promptly atienoea to. 4. I. ucniltree.
Li.nn ana i.ese n.
Wt
DAKCIKQ ACADEMY.
MoRAND'S, 16th and Harney; classes now
forming for children; Wed., 4:16 p. m.;
Pat.. iJ a. m and 3 p. m. Adults, Tues.
and Frl., V p. m. Assemblies Wed., Iu. m.
Classes always open to beginners. Private
lessons dally. For terms and particulars
call or Tel. 1041. 410 N6
DRESSMAKING.
KEISTER'B Ladles' Tailoring College. 1701
junung bl wnie ler oooaiei.
IN FAMILIES. MIbs Sturdy, 624 N. 20th.
. ' NSX
DRESS CITTING SCHOOL.
STANDARD GARMENT CUTTING COL
LEGE moved from Paxton lilk. to 2:S1
Farnam 8t for better accommodations.
Extra class taught from 7 to I p. m
-Mil 23
EXPERT ACCOINTAXT.
O. R. BATHBCN. room 16. Com I Nat l
Bank, Private iessou in bookkeeping;, eta
DETECTIVES.
CAPT. T. CORMACK. 617 Karbach Mock.
Tel. A2132. W66
BF.BOL'T Detective agency. 708 N. Y. Life.
Tel. SM0. !W2 N18
FOR REN1WFARMS.
A LARGE and 'well1'- improved farm In
. Stanton county for rent; 4V acre wlln
HO.ouOajvorth of Improvements.
. R C. PETK'Ra A CO..
Ground Floor Bure Building.
-M707
FOtD.
MONET-Wrlte me alt particulars. T X,
Uee. . t Found M 187 Kx
FIR DRESSING.
J. K. WALLACE. Taxidermist, Kit 8. 13th.
-701
FLORISTS.
HESdlfc 8WOBODA. Hit Farnam. -0S
L. HENDExtSON, fiorlsC Ul Farnam St.
187
GARBAG69.
ANTI-MONOPOLT GARBAGE! CO., cleans
cesFjiooi and vaults, removes garbage
and dead animals at reduced prloea. a
N. IMh Tel. 177S. -2M
GOLD AMD BiLVKR PLATlaG.
OMAHA PLAT1NU CO., Bee Bldg. TeL lias.
-s.l
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
6T1LLMAN A PRICE. 410 1st Nat. Bk. bldg.
NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. V.
Lite bldg., attorneys and TOlieclors every
where. , fi4
J. M. MACFARLAND. IS K. I. L. Bldg.
6 Oct 2i
LOCKSMITH-
C R. HEjTLLN, tut N. ltlh BL TeL 374,
M 1J.
LAWN MOWERS.
SHARPENED. P. Meiuhoir. 13lh A Howard.
Sal
- -
LOST.
L08T, between Omaha and Millard. Neb.,
eepU 12, gold band ring, marked "T. W.
T. A., fioui Grandma.'" Finder please
notify Thoa y T.. Armstrong, SJ24 a.
Zvth St., Omaha. ' Lost M9o 22x
LOST Gold watch with gold nugget on
braided lob chain. Return to 2i4 Bur
dene St.; reward. Lost 101 31a
STRAYED One aorrel mare, 1 whit
feel, waits face, weight 1,000 lbs.; 1
Shetland pony, 3 white leeU 13 H. Hth
Bt. TeL LtJL Lost 115 24k
LOST, pair old spectacles In caae. Return
ti 6jj g. 2blh Avs. and receive reaard.
Lost-La 21x
OSTEOPATHY.
Johnson Institute, sit N. T. Lit Bldg. T. 14
Sit
Ths Hunt Infirmary. McCagu Bldg. T. t"L
At sen m Fai well. Paxton Blk 404-7. T. 1
7
DR GRACE DEEQAN. S3J N. T. Life. TeL
It. T0
DR9. LAIRD ft LAIRD, ?0 Ksrbach Mt
M-''i7'N2'X
PATENTS.
H. 1. COWOILL No fee tinles successfuL
lis H. 15' h Omaha. TeL 17SS.
PATENTS Sue A Co., Omnha, Neh. Il
lustrated patent book free. Tel. 1623.
M-t7u NISx
PAWNBROKERS,
EAGLE Loan OOce. Rsliable, accommo-lat
ing; all business confidential. 13ul Dougl.ia
. -wi
SANITORIIM.
OMAHA Florence Sanltoiiura. 'Phone Red
Zt4; 1 bik. w. of car line. City phone, U-
M-SJ0 34
STAMMCit.NG AND STtTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430, Ramg Bldg.
STORAGE.
OM. Van Stor. Co.. 16Ut Farn. Tela, 1669
-tM
' ticket: drokJers;
CUT RATE fallroad .ticket everybody.
P. H. Philbin, laoj Farnam.. 'Plicn .
POSTOFFICK NOTICE.
(Should be rod DAILY tty all Interested
as changes may oci.ur ut any time.)'
Foreiitrr mails for the week emllna- Octo
ber 17, 1SHI.1. will close t PROMPTLY In all'
cases) at the Oeneral IVjstoflh'e as follows:;
PARCELS-POST MAILS ilose one hour
earlier than closing time shown below.1
rarceis-r-osi Aiaus lor uermany close at
6 p, m. Monday.
Regular "and supplementary mails closs
t Foreign Stntlon half hour later than
closing time shown below (except that Sup
plementary Malls for Europe and Central
America, via Colon, close one hour later ut
Foreign Station.)
Transatlantic Mails.
THURSDAY At 6:30 a. m. for EUROPE,
per a. s, Augusta Victoria, via Ply
mouth, Cherbourg, and Hamburg (mail
for France must be directed ."per a. s.
Augusta Victoria"); at 7 a. m. for
FRANCE. SWITZERLAND, ITALY,
SPAIN, PORTUGAL, TURKEY. EGYPT.
GREECE. URlTlbli INDIA and LOR
ENZO MARyi'EZ, per . s. La Urctagne,
. via Havre (mall for other parts of
' Europe must be directed "per s. s.
La Bretague.'')
SATURDAY At 4:30 a. m. for EUROPE per
s, s. Umbrla. via QueenMown; at
t a. m. for BELGIUM direct, per s. s.
Krocnland man must be directed "per
s. s. Kroonland '); at 4:30 a. m. for ITALY
direct, per s. a. Princess Irene (mail must
be directed "per s. s. Princess Irene');
at :30 a. m. lor SCOTLAND direct, per
s. a Fumessla (mall must be directed
"per s s. Furnessia "); at 11 a. m. for
DENMARK direct, per , s. Norse (mall
must be directed "Der s. s. Noiae").
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Paiers
and Sample for Germany only. The
am class of mall matter for other part
of Europe will not be sent bv this snip
unless specially directed by her.
After the closing of the Supplementary
Transatlantic Malls named aboVe. addi
tional Supplementary Mails ars opened on
the Dlera of the American. English,
French and German steamers and -remain
open until within Ten Minutes of tti hour
ot sailing of steamer.
Hall for Sonth ail Central America,
West ladles, Ete.
THURSDAY At t a. m. for CUBA, per n.
s. Esnersnsa (mall for Mexico via Pro-
Sreso.rCampeche and Vera Crus must b
Irected "per s. s. Esperanxa"); at 12. m..
(supplementary 12:3o p. m.) for BAHAs
MAS, per s. s Saratoara (mall for-'Mexico
via Tamplco, must be" directed "per -a. e.
Saratoga"); at i p. m. for NEWFOUND
LAND, per s. s. Siberian, from Philadel
phia. ....
SATURDAY At I a. m. for BERMUDA,
per s. s. Pretiria; at 1:30 a. m. (supple
mentary t:3u a. m.) for CURACAO and
VENEZUELA, per s. s. -ulla (mall fof
' Bavanllla und Cartagena must be directed
' per s. s. Zulia"); at a. rn. for POKTO
PICO, per s s. Coarno via San Juan; at
6.30 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a, m.) for
FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, -SAVA.
NILLA, CARTAGENA and GKEYTOWN,
per s. a Alleghany (mall for Costa Rica
must be- directed "per s. s. Alleghany");
at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per s. s. Mexico
vita Havana; at 10:30 a. m. (supplemen
tary 11:30 a. m for IN AQUA and HAITI,
per s, . Bolivia.
Mall Forwarded Overlaad, Etc., Ex
cept Transpaclae.
CUBA Via Florida, close at this offlc
dally, except Thursday, at 6:30 a. in,
(the connecting malls close here on
Wednesday and Saturdays via Tampa,
and on .Mondays via Miami).
MEXICO CITY Overland, unless specially
' addressed for dispatch by steamer, closes
at this office dally, except Sunday, al l.M
p. ra. and U:30 p. m. Sundays at 1 p. m.
and 11:30 p. m.
NEWFOUNDLAND By rail to North Sid
ney, and thence by steamer, closes at tin
offlc dally at 6:3b p. m. (connecting mail
doe here every Monday, Wednesday and
.Saturday.)
JAMAICA By rati to Boston, and thence
by steamer, closes at this office, at 4.3u
p. m. every Tuesday.
M1QUELON By rail to Boston, and thenc
by steamer, closes at this office daily at
4 30 p. m
BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE
MALA By rail to New Orleana. and
thence by steamer, closes at this office
dally, except Sunday, at 11:30 p. m. uud
111:30 p. m.; Sundays at II p. m. and
111:30 p. m. (connecting mall closes her
Monday at 111:30 p. in.)
C08TA RICA-By rail to New Orleana, and
thenc by steamer, closes st this office
dally, except Sunday,- at 1:30 p. ra. and
111:30 p. in.; Bundays at fl p. m. and
11.30 p m. (connecting mall close her
i uesuHys ar 111:30 p. m.)
.REGISTERED MAIL close at t p.
p. m.
previous oay.
Traaspaelfle Malls.
TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via
San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30
p. m. up to October J1, inclusive, for
despstch per s. s. Maniosa.
NEWr ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA (except
West), NEW CALEDONIA, FIJI. SA
MOA and HAWAII via San Francisco,
close her daily at 4:10 p. m. up to Octo
ber 24th. Inclusive, for despatch per .
Sierra. (If the Cunard steamer carrying!
' the Brits h ma.1 for New Zealand does not'
arrive in time to connect wltn-tnla des
patch, extra malls closing at :3o a. m
I JO a. m. and a;3o p. m. ; Sundays ar'i)
a. m., Ii. m. and 4:30 p. m., will be made
up and forwarded until the arrival of U.s
Cunard steamer )
HAWAII. JAPAN. CHINA and sreetally
addressed mail for the PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS, via Saa Francisco, (lose here
dally at 4:30 p. ro. up to October 'fj. In
clusive, for despatch per a. s. Contle
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San Fran,
Cisco, cioae nere aany at i JU p. m Up
to October 4?7. Inclusive, for t.
per U. 8. transport.
CHINA AND JAPAN, via Vancouver and
Victoria. B. C, close hers dally at 4 0 p
m. up to October 127, Inclusive, for
despatch per . s. Empress of Japan
(Merchandise for V. S. postal agency at
Shanghai cannot be forwarded via Can-
CHINA and JAPAN, 'via Seattle, close her
dstly at 630 - l m. up to October H. in
clusive, f ot deer'Stch per . a Toe Maru
HAWAII, via Sun Francisco, close fur
daily at :3u p. m. up to November 12 In
clusive, for despatch per s. a. A Inroads
AUSTRALIA (except West). FIJI ISL.
ANDS and NEW CALEDONIA, via Van
couver snd Victoria, B. C. close her
dally at 4:30 p. m. up to Novetuber 7. in.
elusive, for 'despatch per . s. Aorangt. '
NOTE Unless otherwise addressed, West
Australia is forwarded via Europe; and
New Zealand and Philippine islands via
San Franciaro the quickest routes. Phil.
Ipplnes socially addressed "via Canada"
f.- "via Eurie" must be fullv prepaid at
the foreign rates: Hawaii is forwarded
vl Saq Fraacisco exclusively.
Transpacific mails sr forwarded 1 fori
POSTOFFltE SOTltE.
of sailing daily snd the schedule of
rioslnj t arrsnsed on the presumption
f their uninterrupted overland transit.
IRegiBiered mall closes st , p. m. .pre
vious flay.
CORNELIfS VAN COTT, postmaster
Postofflce. New Tork. N Y.. Octolr is. 11S.
GOYERXMKST NOTICES.
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master. Sheridan. Wyo.. Oct 14, lJ
Sealed proposals In triplicate will be re
ceived here until 10 a. m , November af.
l't, for constnirtlon of a 12-ted brlrk hos
pital nt Fort Mtokenxle, Wyo. Work on
building shall commence not later than
March 1, lim. Plans, specifications. In
structlons to bidders, proposal blanks and
other Information may be obtained al of
fices ot aepoi quartermasters at Omaha.
St. Paul. Denver and Chicago and st this
ofHce. U. B reserves the right to sccept
or reject any or ail proposals or anv part
thereof. Envelopes containing proposals
should h endorsed, "Proposuls fur hos
pital," addressed Capt. Thoa. Sa-ohe. O. M.
Olt-SO-a-S-NiS-iUM
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids or proposals will be received
St the office of Superintendent William K.
Fowler, secretwry nf ths Bonrd of Educa
tion of the RiatA Normal aolifwil catdtol
building, Lincoln. Neb., until o'clock a. m.,
iit-rln V......l.i.p .una , , . . . .
tion snd construction rf a rhnoel biiildlns
eh tlie grounds of the ftnle Normal school
st ferii. rsemnha county, Nebrarka. All
bids must.'e accompanied by a certified
:heck on J Nebraska bank In the sum of
five hundred i$iJi) dollars for ruriosa men.
tinned In the specifications. P.id for heat
ing and piummng. accompanied by a check
of five hundred itSOoi dollars, will tie con
sidered separately st the above time snd
Jilace. ami must not be included In the bid
or the building. Pinns snd specifications
are on file In the offices of Superintendent
William K. Fowler, secretary, cupltol build
ing, Lineols; Mr. George Rogers, president
of the board, ltiOS Kurnnm street, Omahe:
Principal, . W . A.. Clark. Ptate Normnl
school, Peru, and Mr. Ueorge A. Herllnr
bof, architect. Beatrice. The board reserves
the right to reject any and nil bids and to
walv ii U defects In the same.
By order of the Board of Education of the
State Normal school.
; . WILLIAM K. FOWLER. ScCrctarv.
, Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 19, 1!)3.
-.- O ?0d lOtM
I41LR0.4D TIME CARD.
VNION STATION 10TII AND NAHIY.
r '
lllfaol t entral.
t . lieave. Arrlv.
Chicago Express a 7:35 am a 6.10 pm
Chicago, Minneapolis
St. Paul Limited. a 7:50 pm a 8:06 am
MfnntRpoli Ac St. Paul
Express .b 7 3", tm M0:36 pm
Chicago Local 10.35 urn
Chicago Express alO:S5 am
Chlrao Great Western It)', Co.
104 Ft.- Dodge Kxiross..b fi:20 am
hr Ft, Dodge Express.. a 2:46 pm -
7 Ft. Dodge Express.. all 25 am
103 Ft. Dodge Express.. b 110 pm
ChieaBO A Northwestern.
"Th- Northwestern Line."
. Ler.va Arrive.
Fast .Chicago a 3:40 am a 7:"0 am
Mall ., a 8 00 pm a 1:30 am
Ixil Hloux City a :U am a 3:Sii pm
Daylight St. Paul a 7:M am a t:55 pm
Daylight Chicago a 8:00 am all :10 pm
Limited Chicago a 8:15 pm a 9 15 am
Local Carroll a 4:i) pm a 8:50 am
Fast Chicago. a 6:60 pm a 8:46 pm
Fast St. Paul...; ....a 8:10 pm a 8 15 am
Fast Mail.... a 2:t0 pm
Local Hloux Cltv b 4:00 pm b 9:50 am
Norfolk tV Bonesteel....a 7:26 am nl0:35 am
Lincoln A Long P!ne..,.b 7:25 am 1)10:35 am
Chicago, Rock Island A ParlSc.
EAST.
Chicago Daylight L t d a 3:55 am a?..V)m
Chlcagd Daylight Local. a 7:00 am a 1:35 pm
Chicago Express bll :15 am a 6:35 pm
Des Moines Express. ..a 4 30 pm bli:50 am
Chicago Fust Express. .a 6:30 pm a l:-6 pra
WEST.
Rocky Mountain L't'd .a 7:30 am a 7:26 am
Lincoln, Colo, springs,
Denver. Pueblo and
West a 1:30 pm a 6:00 pm
Texas. California and
Oklahoma Flyer a 6:15 pm a!2:40 pm
- Wabash.
St. Lnuls "Cannon Ball
Express a 4:55 pro a 1:20 am
St Louis Local. Coun
cil Bluffs a :16 km a!0:30 pm
' TbIob PaelSc.
Overland Limited. ..... .a t:40 am a tM pra
The Fast Mall.. a 3:26 pm
t-auiornia a,xprcss....,.a :zu pm
Psclfie Express.. ........ all.30 nm .
Eastern Express......... a 5:30 pm
Th Atlantic Express... a "M am
The Colorado Special. ..a 7:10 km a 3:40 am
Chicago Special. . . .a 3:40 am
Lincoln. Beatrice A
Stromsburg Express. .b 4:00 pm blJ SO pm
North Platte Local a 8:00 am a 6:15 pra
Grand Island laical b 6:30 pm b 8.35 am
ttAlearo, Milwsske A St. Paal.
Chlcaro Davllrbt a 7:45 am all IS nm
-Chicago Fast Expre..a 6:46 pm a 1-40 pm
.nicago Limjieo a s:t pm a coo am
Des Molnrs Express.... a 7:45 am a 1:40 pra
Mlssonrl PaclSe.
St. Louis Express alO OO am a 6:26 pra
K. C. A St- L. Lxprcsa.alOO pm a 6:16 am
WEBSTER DEPOT 13TH A WEBSTER
Chlcagn. St.
Osnaha.
Paal, Minneapolis A
Leava Arrive.
Twin City Passenger... 6.30 am a 8:10 cm
Sioux City Passenger.. a 2:00 pm all:20am
Oakland Local b 6:46 pm b 6:45 am
Chicago . A Northwestern, Nebraska
and Wynmlnaj Dlvlslea
Black Hills. Dead wood.
Lead. Hot Springs a 1:00 pm a 6:00pm
Wyoming, Caspej- and
IHiuglas .d 1:00 pm 6:00 pm
rxaailllKS, ivm, iaviu
City. Superior, Geneva.
Exeter and Seward. ..b 1:00 pm b 6:00 pm
Mlssoarl Pacific.
Nebraska .Local, Via
Weeping Water.,...,
b 4:10 pm al0:33 am
BURLINGTON STATION 1 Oik A MASON
Chicago, Barllagtoa Qelary.
Chicago Special a 7:00 am a 3:66 am
Chicago Vestlbuled ax. .a 4:00 pm a 7:45 am
Chlr-aua- lnral a S IR am all la, ..m
Chlcaao U in I ted a 6:06 nm a lm nm
r aat Mail z:io pm
Kaaaaa City. St. Jsaeph A Cosseil
Blan-s.
Kansas City Day Ex. ...a 8:15 am a 4:fi5 pra
St. Louis Flyer a 6:25 pm alius am
Kansas City Night Ex..al0:t5 pm a 6:30 am
, Barllagtea A. Mtasoarl ttlver.
Wymore, Beatrice and
Lincoln a 8:64 am
Nebraska Express.,..... 8:50 am
Denver Limited .'...a 4:10 pm
VilHCk Hills and Pneet
blJ oj pm
a 7:45 pm
a 4:46 am
Bound Express ..all:)0pnj a 1:10 pm
Flyer .. '
Lincoln Fast Mall. b2:12sm
Fort Crook aud Piatt- . .
mouth '. . 3!t pm
Bellevue A Paclno Jet.. a 7:60 pm
Bellavu A Pacific Jet. .a 8.50 am
a 1:10 pm
a 0:08 am
b!0:8S am
a 8:27 am
a Daily, b Dally except Sumlsy.'d Dally
except Saturday, a Dally except Monday.
DISPUTES FAIRNESS OF TAX
Osuaha -Belt. Liae Decline to pay
Fa"li"Aa'uBt t bbV the
" "" J Last Levy. ,
Declining to pay It full taxes, according
to th 1&S3 levy, th Omaha Belt railway
hag paid In $1,124 'on the 83.400 charged up
against ,th otirpoiaUon. , Th railroad
wanted to py on th valuation basis mad
by th county commissioner and as op
posed t the higher valuation set by th
city '.Board of Review, but treasurer Hsn
nlng declined to accept th amount In full
settlement. Th line, however, ws willing
to pay the aura tendered, and thl wag
don. It I set forth In th protest that th
propoaed tax ar not equitable with th
taxes charged ether railroad in the city.
Hew t'srt far Weak Lian. -Dr.
King New Discovery for Consump
tion cure alt coughs, cold, grip and lung
trouble or no pay. 60c, Jtt. For sal by
Kuan Co,
Marriage License.
Charier Davidson, Omaha
An ui Riutisrdson, Omaha
Charla Edmonds. Omaha
Nettle Ochs, Omaha
John- D. Beld, Pllger, Neb
Elisabeth Jsiar, Omaha
Johnson TV Joiner, Kansas Ctty...
pearl i. Norman, Omaua
GREAT WESTERS CUTS KATLS
SticaQfj Tlrawi Dqra. Gsttut'tt U Other
IvsJt oft Orsis Tnffio.
ANNOUNCES NtW PROPORTIONAL SHLtT
Place Otaaha Level with Kaasa
t lty All 4.rala . Shipped .
from Tela Point t
Chicago,
President Stlckney of th Chicago Urea
Western has thrown down the gauntlet to
his competitors and announced a propor
tional tariff on grain lilpmsots. to Chi
cago, placing Omaha, on th am level
with Kansas City.
This applies to all grain shipped Into).
Omaha from the west and allow a S-cent
rate on wheat and flour and an 8-t-ent rat
en corn to Chicago, instead of II and 13, as
at present.
Th Burlington was th only office which
had received a notification of thl cut.
General Freight Agent Ives had a copy of
the new tariff sheet on his desk. He said
he could not yet announce what action hi
road or others would take, but that It waa
probable all would confer on the matter.
This I the first step by th Great West-
era toward the reduction of rate beneficial
to Omaha, and coming Immediately upoi
the heel of President Stlckney's announce-.
me nt of hi formal plans for the establish-
ment of a grain market In this" city, arouse
Intense interest and stimulate hope in .the
tangible benefits to be derived through the
entrance of that road. ' 1
This matter has been talked of fur
the pact few week and rumors have been
current that should the Great Western at
tempt to put a new tariff on, the several
roads and particularly the- BurlluaTJon Snd
the Northwestern, would make an i 'effort to .
.-. . ...v. n -..i c .
esisujiaii. a icu rata, ot All gTain. ut
what the outcome will be is awaited avlth .
much Interest. ' If report Trove 'tr a:
big. upheaval Involving all local line I
looked for. .
Oo to Meet Harris a.
A party of tho Union Pacific official .
left last evening for Chicago, where they'
expect to enter Into a conference wMh E.
II. Harrlman. who is In that city. Thw
party Went over the Northwestern In,' '-
private car and included President IL G.
Burt, E.. L. Ittiix, general, passepger',
agent; John A. Munroe, freight trafflo man
ager. nd Gerrit Fort, assistant, general
passenger agent. '
It 1 understood tht the! result of th re- ;
cent meeting of the division superintend-'
ents. which was held at th general office
a few day ago. will hav something to o
with It. The conrested; condition tof ths
freight traffic ha to be remedied and pos
sibly an order will b placed for soms new
equipment. Matter pertaining- to th dif
ferent department of the Harrlman road
will be discussed generally, and It I under-,
stood that a remedy will t suggested for
th permsnent repairing of the Lucln cut
off of the Southern Pacific where the grad
ing sank several days ago, causing consid
erable trouble in the bulldlpg of this section
of th road.
Trlbntea to Baxter
Robert W. Baxter, who recently resigned
as superintendent of the Nebraska division
of th Union Pacific, ha been th recipient
of a number of berutlfut and t!y pres.
ent during the last week from hi former
subordinate. The . omce force at th
ftelght station, numbering twelve men,
cal'.ed on Mr. Baxter in a body and pre
sented him with a handsome .cut .glae
water pitcher, and following them came a
committee of three, Robert McNeill, super- .
intendent of terminal, of the Ui ion Pa-,,
clflc Harry Hopkln end-John MuIMl, rcp
resentlng the employe ot tlie .'tlrsNx
braaka division,, and peesented Mr.. Baxtef
with an elegant two-karat diamond ting,
valued at 325. This goes t( show th high
regard which the employe of the division '
have for Mr. Baxter, and Jt Is with regret ,
that they see hlrn leave, th ' ry. H ha
been popular With all. Til men. ahe? ren th .
humblest swltchmari I'speaVa ,of him in high
est term. . .
. Barliastoa Makes Gala.
President George B. Harris has just given
out th annual report of the Burlington,
which show that It Increased Its grosi
earnings for the year ending June 80 bj
8,643,134 and 83.SS3.638 net, adding t3.228.14t
to the surplus. The total number ot mile
of roadperated during- U year wag 6.624.
Th gross earnings, war. 342.762,406. M from
freight and I14.138.I8L1 from jaenger.
Mall and express brought In 65.718.(31.70, y
making a total of - $52.638.J78.81 ; Th ex- ,
perse of operating were t33,763.W(.47, and
tsxes amounted to. Jl, 778, 476.09. making th
total expense at $40,542,472.7, leaving fh
Income from operation at t22.096.90t.OS. -Tha -tncom
from sureties and Interest on other."
holdings was 8268,331.72, and th nt re- 1
celpts Trom the land department waa J7t,
208.36, bringing the total Income up to
122,442,446 04. Interest on bond was paid
to the amount of 87.442.94L24, and rentals
amounted to 1192.173. 96; thl added to th
amount charged to sinking fund tnakea a
total of 69,114.337.89, leaving a balance -of
813,326,108.15.- The Cumber of tons novd -per
mile Increased 23-33 per cent during th
year, as compared with last year, . and
freight earning Increased 18.66 per cent
Passenger carried on mil Increased 6.96
per cent. .."
STREET SELLERS WILL FIGHT
Declare They Often Pay Mor Revraae
(est OrSlaance. '
Street and sidewalk merchant ' assert
that In Individual cases they often -pay
more revenu to th city than do merchant
who own stocks worth hundreds of dollars.
In a petition they hav tiled asking th city -council
not to pan tb ordinance forbid
ding their presence In the retail district.
They have secured the services of an at
torney and ear they regard their' licenses '
as contract with th. city which, cannot
b terminated until they expire. It is for
th license that they pay sum outclass
ing the taxes of the merchants, they asr.
Th Dyball push cart ordlnano Has been '
placed on th heir to all Intent and jxrr-.
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If If a -Garland," that's all yon need t .
know about a stov or rang.
Feel Youp PulsQ;
If it bests, fsst, taen slow k!i bests
your heart Is weak god should be treat
ed st one. Dr. Miles Heart Curs U
th best and safest remedy.' Sold on guar,
antee. Send for book on the heart. '
DR. M1LEB MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, Ind
Tba AU atksr . .
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