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j Artlir, kr requesting a Bam
Jfcere eheck, r.a have ...wer. nd.
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of The Be. Answers a addressed will
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WANTED SITUATIONS.
'POSITION Wanted; expert lady bookkeeper;
J . nine years' experience fire and life insur
J ance. Address, T 41, H.-e. A 792 4 x
WANTED MALB HELP.
Educate for Business,
Boyles College
NEV lOHK LIFE Bwii.
'BUSINESb.. SHORTHAND. . A iPEWBiT.
V . 1NU, ENUL1SH.
DAY AM) NIGHT.
JeTUDENTS XdMaaiEu Ai ANY TIME.
Apply tor catalogue.
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WOOD messengers wanted; flrat-claas pay,
A. V. 1. L9, iU a. UU).
J WANTED, Arat-daaa wood turner at one.
1 Good wages. Lincoln aaeli. Door at il.
iilmwui) Neo. . H -.
- .WANTED, lor U. a army, eble-bouied. an
1 ( lllIlU iUail, WlWtWU ag Ot i MllU ,
i viiiaens of L ill Leu BUttea, ol good cuaiau-
i Iwr and turnout ate nubiLi,. wnu tun iijwk.
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read una write Engilan. Fvi- inioi inauon
lpiy iu rvoruiuiig oiucer, iuin ana uouge
uuiaiut, auu snivi. ieu.
WANTED Two taenia at once; good sal
-j ary; city work. C Jr. Auaw v.o., r
Howard at. U Mima
IWANTED, a newspaper or niagatlne o
I llcltnr to a
f oalilon. Ca
Bee , .
o worm tne city on a new prop
Call at Circulation Dept. Oiuaua
j bum
YOUNG MAN BH1UHT Over 18, to pre
. pare tor Gov't position; goodi salary ; per-
i manent, gradual promotion. 'lox uiu,
ar Kupiua. ia.
11 Ito N2ix
PERSON to call on retail trade for manu
lar.iurlng houne; salary 2o, paid weekly
expense money ndvanceu; previous ex
. perlence uuneceat,ury. uianuorj itou.e.
i WAN! KD Men to learn the barber trade:
i ( VW weeks cunipleteai can earn nearly all
exierui-. . lficiuuuni uond ' and tooia b-
'lore Hiuciuutinic; , apiendiu facilities, cure
ful iiiairuciioii: Uipiumua aruniea. Laia-
logue expiHinniaf iuiie4 free. , Moier Bur
ber Colli gc ljul Dougtas bl. V IatiT2 ix
; i - A POSITION 19 OPEN-
Do you know where tt U? We do. V'
I have openings for high grade men of all
kinds jxecuilve. Teeunkitl and clerical
paying irom U,w3 ux io,ow a yuar. . W rite
' ior uian and booklet. Olllces in twelve
.cities. .
, , HAPOO0D8. tlnoorporated) .
: i Suite bj, Motiaunoek iiunaing, Chicago.
AN Ai Diana Dlayer who la a aood sliiKor
hours, t p. in. to 1 a. rn. - fiienay work.
Address, lj 1, Bee . B iM-M
WANTED, ilrt-clas barber; steady 'lob;
I wages 12 and half over l.i). Adurens J. b'.
l"oHter, Aberdeen, H. V.. H MK13 bx
WAKTKD, a shoemaker; steady Job for a
rood ne- Asa, Blacktedge, Alma, snv.
. B Mm ux
PHYSICIAN for ofllce work through Ne
braaka; must be sober, exper.enced aiid
over,). AddreiMi u z, .nee. i uM-JlJ f.
: was 1 &i tLHALk; M; LP.
; . 100 OlrU. ' Call Canadian office, 15th Jt Dodge.
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WANTED, first-class' ladies' lailof." Mag
Morris, 140 caruam. U-llkW
TWO rhoro young women and one younv
- man to laae course oi -training in aanu-
torlunu. Auuress . W. U. Kosa, il.Il like,
WANTED lAdles to . learn balr Jreaslni
manicuring, eleetrio or facial massage;
foil' 10 six weeks complete; positions
waiting graduates at top wage; diplomas
granted; complete outnt given eacit stu
dent. Call or write. - Moier College, lsu!
Uouglag Bt, . C Miii J 61
WANTED Girl for general housework,
looo 0l gla Ave C 74J-
WANTED-Dood laundress for Tuesday,
Wedtiaaday and 'Ihtirsday. Mrs. E. A.
Cudahy. 37th and Dewey ave. C 4m 6
WOMAN wanted to sell a necessity to
' mothers; 812 a week clear. Dept. M, box
7s, Philadelphia. C-MM7 4x
LADY to collect newspaper ' Ptipplngs,
1 names and addresses. Knlcaerbocker Auv.
Co., New Rochelle, N. . C Msll 4x
LAD1KS 30 per luO writing abort letters;
no deposit, no canvasialng: stamped en
velope, particulars. Ladies' Supply Co.,
dept. D, Indianapolis, lnd. C AiJlO 4x
FOR HLNT HOLtES.
in all laru of tbe city. K.
wwwmw v.. s-eiars 4
Co., liaa Blug.
HOUSES, lnauranoe. King wait. Barker Blk.
v . , l e.
Un IQPQ in sll paru of the city. The
I1UUJC3 u. i Davis Co.. bos Bee Blag.
D vj
IO MOVE right get Oman Van Storage
Co., ofikoe uum a.iuui, or -isia. iw-iv.
. D Jill
FOR ltlNT, ten-rooin house, modern, and
pal n, m vv est j rwun ui,ir,vu rv iu. jv.
Poner, r.oc. No. -w. Liuwu BJt.
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FOR KENT. 6-room house, Woolwoith
Av., i-0 per month; posseaaion given Oc
ubor Apply to Mel Chi, care Daily
PA TNE. BUST WICK CO.. coolce houses.
ul-wjj New York Life Bldg. 'Phone lulu.
i mi
SEVERAL good houses. 110 to IIS. Chris
Dncr. 24 and Cuming. 'Phone S.
MiW 8-room modern house. Immediate
roasesslo given. J. n. maraii, puone
2181, 44S Board of Trade.
D-ltt
FOR RENT, nine-room modern brick house
In good condition, 2uth ave. and Harney.
Wm. K.. Potter, Receiver, No. M Browo
block. i 1
NEW five-room cottage, modern. Phone
KboS. D-663
FOR RENT 7-roum bouse. 1827 N. 18th.
D-4W
WE MOVE pianos- Maggard Van as Stor
age Co.. Tut, tts. VP'1-- lllJ v coster au
- ' D 807
GOOD (-room furnished house, all modern
1 per. month, 443) Faniam st.
HARRISON MORTON.
N. Y. LIFE. TEL. 814.
. . D MS14
yOR RENT 7-room house; modern Im
provenunts; J31S Capitol ave. D 8U0 6x
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
O. M E. hauls trunka Cslephon 6U
DEWEY European hotel, 18tt and Farnnnv
KUUii HO 1 cL, European, ICth A. Chlriga
NICELY furnished rooms; everything new
and modern; gentlemen preferred. lillt
1 WebLter St. E MSJ7
LARGE LIGHT, AIRY ROOMS.
t , ., 812 i vnd up psr. month, ,
1 ' 7So and up a day. '
I AT THE DELLONE,
' ' 14tt st.' and Capitol ave.
) imm heated; electrlo lie'ited; private and
general batlis; all eooveiuaiioea; first claae
i srv K.
i Eat where eu pleuse.
ROOM AX THE pl-.Ll-ONE.
L- iiu NovKg
OMAHA REAL-ESTATE .
CANNOT BE BOUGHT AT A-LOWER PRICE THAN NOW
YOU'LL SEE THE BARGAINS IN THE BEE
FOB ItEIT Fl RNIHRD ROOMS.
DF.KIRABI.IC ROOMS at The rarnam, lth
and ramam Bts. . kr Mi4
NICELY furnlnhed rooms; all modern Im
provements. 24 N. mh si.; 6 minutes
walk from poatofflce. E M 797 x
NICELY furnished parlor bedroom, first
floor; one or two gentlcmnn : reasonable;
no other roomers, a ill Spruce at.
K-M304 6x
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room;
one or two gentlemen. is in. mtn st.
E-MK18 x
FOR RENT, 1 or J furnished rooms, single
or ensulte; private lamiiy. 44 . Z4tn.
K M441
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GOOD, warm room, modern. 2T)S0 Harney.
J-llliiJ X
TWO unfurnished or throe furnished rooms
for light housekeeping at 723 outh ltn
street. ElMSx
NICELY furnished rooms. Inquire Omaha
Steam Luundry, 17u Leavenworth. Phone
A-17HS. E-S1J
NICELY furnished room In private family;
house new and modern, iuin Jones t.
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FIIRXISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
BACHEl-ORS' HOTEL, 20th and Farnam,
has two family suites and three single
rooms at reasonable prices. F MSK7 8
KIR.M1XRK PACKING.
Peterson & Lund berg, US 8. 17 th. Tel L-:'.V.g.
ri all
I'Olt RLN 1-sTOUES AND 0'FlCKa.
bun KENT Building suitable for whole
sale purposes at sis amaiu, siw, lour
Stories and arse-class cemented basement,
elevator, lire r.nd burgiar proof vault, of
fice counter and ttxluiea. For price vnd
pirticulars Inquire C. C. Rosewaier, :
letary the Bee Bujluing Co., room luo, Bee
building. I-Mi7
FOR RENT The building formerly occu-
piaa uy 1 tie aec at vis varnain ai. it nas
luur siorieu und a busemenl, which. was
formerly used by The Bee press room,
'inls will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at ofllce of C. C. Roso
water, secretary, room 104' Bee building.
1 tol
1-STORY and basement, 22x100; 1U0S Farnam
- si. inquire 314 first. Kan Bank lil'lK.
FOR RENT, throe upper stories in fouf-
siory Duuaing si uie rarnam St.; two
stories It preierred. Address C. C. Rose
water, Bec'y., Room lou. Bee bldg.
1 M9S6
8-STORY and fine basement building in
wholesale dls
strict: price 11,600. F. D.
Wead, mi Douglas St.
I 468 N4
FOR RENT, storeroom and basement . In
good location, particularly adapted for a
plumber Khow room and work room or a
manufacturer with similar requirements;
power furnished If required. H. C. Peters
& Co., rental agtnts, ground floor Bee
building. I M7!4
' AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED f Can vasal ng agents In every
county to solicit subscriptions to THh'
TWENTIETH CENTURV FARMER
Steady employment with assured good In
come. Agents In the country wltu hors
and buggy specially desired. - Canvaaaer.
make easily (60 to tloo per month. Ad
dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau
Be building, Omaha. J ill
WANTED, field superintendent; wide
awake man.; no selling; established bust
neas; position permanent. Luke Broa. Co,
International Nurseries, Chicago, III.
v J-MS18 it
rOH SALE FlRNITtRE.
FULL !ine of hard coal stoves no1 oh sals,
Clucago urniture Co., mo .HagH' oi. 1
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OAK sideboard lor sale, 20S Spencer st
HANDSOME new golden oak furniture for
sale, only used four weeks. 40 a. tn av.
j iio x
FOR SALE UTORSES, WAGONS, ETC,
MONROE sella pleasure vehicles at Ml N.
Ibttt bu r sis
HARRY FROST'S Carriage and Wagon
Works is on corner 01 luu and Leaven
worth. P 84)
6TATION rockaway, excellent condition.
pole and shall, only lt0. Address 1 M,
uee. iviwD 1
I'OU SALE MISC ELLA NKOUE
TELEPHONE POLES; long nr timber)
cuicken xence. oaw ping. va auugiaak
INDIAN goods and relics. UU Farnam
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IRON & wire fences, tree guards, trellises.
CATALOG l'E cut drug prices free. Sber-
j M , t .. .11 r . . a. ' Omali.
Iran si airuvuiiwi ua wv., .
tt SB
FOR SALE Several scholarships In m first-
class stanaara scnoot 111 uiuanow cumpris
lm eomulete course In business, abort-
hand and typewriting. Inquire at Bee
ofllce. Q -siij
FOR SALE Co--J business. Capital required.
IZ.OOU.OO. J U. Bee. Q
ID HAND safe cheap. Derlgbt. Ill Farnam.
RII.F.IARD and Pool tables, bought, sold.
X(!hangcd and repaired. Bar. fixtures
and as loon supplies, ine western Bar
Fixture and Hotel Supply Mfg. Co., 1407
, 14tl
N30
Harney St.. Omaha. Neb. Q M738 N
. CLAIRVOYANTS. . ; ;
GYLMER, palmist 71f N. 23d; 'phone B lB' WilliamSOn CO., Bank plug.
tUtV. S-M7U8 : - ' X i- - RE nil
MRS. CARR1B SMITH, SOVEREIGN ALL about North Dakota and wnere to buy
LADY QUEEN of clairvoyants; every- good lands cheap; descriptive folder and
thing told. past, present and future. Sat- list sent free; reliable representatives
Isfaetlon or no pay. 807 N. 18th. B-4Va) wanted. Whitney & W heelock., 13 Broad-
a way, Fargo. N. P. RE S81
ZZ?ZL. TIMBER! TIMBER!
T idea Nux THE best Investment. Large or- small
t - s 1 sr tracts ilsference furnished. Write . your
PERSONAL. BIMON8 afe REASONER, ' Ashland. ' Ore."
RE-MU-N7
PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladies before and ,
during coniuiement. Dr. aua Mrs. oeriaoa,
T"" a , Investment. .
PRIVATE hospital during confinement; Double house on Douglas street; 18 rooms,
babies adopted. Mrs. Uaiuela, Us Lake, excellent location; can be secured at a
Tel. Kad-ls4. U-4NS sacrilice. . ,. r- , ...
PRIVATE home durUig confinement; R Pidrnrf I
babies adopted. Tne Cood Bauiarliaa . iC3IUtllV.t.. LWIO,
panltarlum, 7ai 1st Ave., Council Blufla, In wegt Farnam location; two" choice.
1- tl 'ai aouth front lots; fine oorner at, Sitii and
BOdTON Umbrella Mfg.. 08 8. 1. Tel. I(tt7. JurU -
Imbreilas. parasols re-overeu. reuahred W. FARN AM SMITH ' & s CO.
Of tuaue. ... RE-7S5
THE Omaha Plating Co. will soon move to : :
Urger quarter, at 18 Harney LATEST RETURNS
i a j) Acres Wood River Valley land, all
"VIAVI" way to baallhi HI Bee building, fenced, 40 acres pasture. 13 acrea alfalfa,
Omaha. U--HS f acres corn, H goes with farm if sold
, . . . " . " soou; good 7-rom house in good repair;
PRIVATE hospital before and during con- Ur a b)4rn tor u horses; large hay mow,
finetnent. Mrs. L. Usher, l&ul v'"loJ"- all net waary outbuildings. 8i2 Per acre If-
Tel. lv. u aold quick. Call on or address D. T. I'hil-
WB RENT sewing machine at lac par Kearney, Neb. RE 808 7
week. 82 per month; we repair and aail ...
iJrT Walking Distance
Cycle Co., lith and liaraai. L- O
magnet pile killer, it CURE. Two Thousand Dollars
At druggist tL UiUt For qulck Mie26u2 Pierce St., new, 6 rooms.
BlrTpRTES treat, successfully all disease t"f wU bullc A
and irregularities of women from any D. V. ShO eS Ca
cause; xprinced and reliable. IUM " " w.aw.w
Dodge St.. ArUagloo block. Oaiana.. u SNAP. Tel. 4, 723 N. Y. Life. -RE 801 S
L MS ,
(vwnmr, Tlt 8 SOth Rack TRACKAGE AND BRICK WAREHOUSE.
COSTUMES for rent. 8H B. win Sack. tK)j Blled wf. bulu bri, k a,,rrriaise wiln
' . "2 I 128 feet trackage on Mo. Pactnc at 4Vth
T and Dodice: sdiniralily adapted fur small
. MONEY TO LOAN AEAL ESTATE. or l.ull.hnx rast9-li businesa; for
. quick sa' H '-'oO; liuprovements worth
r-kt.1V ATE moneys Bkerwoed, S87 N. Y. Life. ' more money. UaJiLoou Si Mrt..n31?-13 N.
W 4 Y. Life. HE bot If
MONEY TO LOAN nEAl, ESTATE.
4 TO P. C. money. He mis, Paxton block.
W-V4S
FARM and rlty .loans, low rates. W. H.
Thomas. First Nat 1 Bank Illdg, Tel. IMa.
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1620 Douglas.
W 47
TO LOAN, vc at 7 cent on good resl
estate security. Address F 26, Bee.
W-M359
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W.
Farnam .Smith cs Co., 1220 Farnam St
W 942 .
WANTED, real estate loans and wsrranta.
R. C. Peters A Co.. Bee Bldg. W-S4
FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., 1004
Farnam. ,W S4
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.-
MONET LOANED ON.
rURNITbHK, PlANOti. LIVK BTOCK.
BALA HIES. ETC. . .
Low ratea and easy termal
Business Confidential.
Try us If you want. to save. money.
FHCUNiX CREDIT CO.,
n Paxton Block. Ut,a and, fc'arnara Eta.
MONEY loanI On pianos,' furniture, 'Jew-
elr, horses, cows etc. C. F. Weed, Jul H. U.
L
; EASY 1o?aT.:
Bcsl tiM. ...tvi.oub. . '
W v loan uu lUi'iiiuit, pianos, warehouse
recelpli, ety. Or AI ou nave a peiinaiieni
positiou Wk' can xiiHKe you a
bAUlU LOAN
without security, except your owft agree.
ment to Tepay. Our uerVtce. Is fjuick and
conlldentlal and we always try to please.
Ail mat we asa Is tlwt you two us a onU
before you bonow eisewnere.
OMAHA MUrt'lUAbi. LOAN CO.,
11!) Board of 'Irau'e Bldg.' 'lei. ia.
(Lbtabnshed 1H). . SA m. lolh bu
X-AUM
EASY MONEY ON
KURM'll'RK OK riALARY. .
- - IjOWKHT KATES.
BUSINESS biRlCTLV COin FIDENTIA1
rnl VA I rj Ud lttB.
RELTAbLK CREDIT COMPANY,
auJ-Jk)) PAXTON BLOCK.
X-M788
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
BALAK1ED PEOPLE, -merchants, team
sters, boarding houses, etc., without se
curity; easiest teruie, 40 ottlces in prin
cipal cities. Tolinan, 440 Board of Trade
tiiag.
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried'
people; business cunnuential; lowest raiegi
: il4 i'axcou liloca. the J. A. tiutton Co.
CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loans Foley
Loan Co.. K k. Barker Block. X 271
BUSINESS C'llAftCEa.
WHEN you want to buy. sell or exchange
.ny property ur busmebs nuicar te'". tt
Jouunou, b48 N. X. Lite. Y 4v
FOR SALE, good grocery and butcher's fix
tures, Inciuaing ice box Inquire 81118 I'ar
' uani - X 6i
1 1 ..I 1 . 1
SALE, to active man. Interest In es
tablished ousiness; personal services and
o,0vO required. Excellent, epportunlty tor
right party. Address T 87, Bee. Y (la
'OH SALE Foundry and madlilno shop
in the part of tile "beat agricultural
country of S. D., on account of sickneaa
of the owner, at very low price.. For
. information. Correspond with J. C. Mor
mann, Yankton,' b. "D. " Y M4oi 4
iCXCHANGES of all klndst ftot buy .or. sell
a business or exchange merchandise for a
land or city prolny, cart or "write Snoles
Armstrong Co,. 781-8 N. Y. Life. Tel 4V.
Y-M7W
WANTED, young man to lake-halfjintereHt
in newspaper U town of 6,UL. Address
T t7. Bee. ' Y-M812 7
1 , , . : - .:T '. ia
DRUG STOCK. .for sale, . On nceount ol
other business . I . will aell my- stock . of
drugs. Including the bct nod a fountain in
the country, at a' bargain. Bestocatlrth;
will take some land; invoice about 8S,otw.
Address K, Bee ofllce, Council Bluff. s. .
FOR SALE TIMBER LANDS.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOH YEL-'
LOW fl.NE in the- Bolt teliow jt-in
HjIC- This timber compares favoraljly
in quality wiui the. Wliiia, Pine, of Wis
consin and Michigan. Can all be logged
with big wheels. No fire risk. Complete
and tellable information,. Perfect tule.
lands we control and can . de
liver 26,000 A.CKES, average 2.00U to the
QUirtcr Bcc-Uon. price 87 60 per A.
10.UO0 ACRES, average &O0O to the quarter
section, price t.uu . per A.
8,010 ACRES, average 2,000 to the quarter
section, price 8i.0o per A.
I,0u0 ACHLS, average 2,6ou.to .the quarter
section, price li.uo ner A.
H.K'O ACRES, Spruce and Hemlock, average
3,bU0 to. tne quarter section, price aiiuu
per A.
CERTIFIED FOREST RESERVE SCRIP
in large and small amounts at the market
price. References furnished. Correspond
ence solicited. Address,
AMERICAN TIMBER COT.
E. M. Punyati, Mgr., Marquam Bldg., Port
land. Ore. M308 novx
FOR BALK REAL E3TATE.
Own a farm iri South Dakota.
The best' land for ;th.e least
money. ,
' ANCHOR LAND COMPANY,
' 1U17 N. Y. L. Bid
RE M748 1
FINE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE. '
850.00.
South front on Burt bt., Just west of 24ih
St. Ixit la on grade, a fine location.
GEORGE & C'GMFANj ItWl Farnam St.
FOR SALE HEAt, ESTATE.
HOr8F. and lots In sri rsrts of pityt also
acre properrv and rarm lands, i ne o. tr.
Davis Co.. Room &. Bee bWg. RK-
FOR KALR-OR TRADE FOR SMALLER
PROPER 1 i room mouern nouse ana
plrndld barn; lot 42xius. Apply owner, I
29M N. 26th St. Kti Ni: wit
RANcrt and farm lanffs for sals by ths
I'nlon facinc I'.aiiroaa company, a. n.
McAllester. land conimlsslorifr. Vnlon
Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE 05)
FREE homes.' send 2-rent etnmp for msp
of Rosebud reservation, Riving full infor
mation. D. W. Forbes, Bonesteel, B. l.
REMI77
ACCORDION rLFiATING,
GOLDMAN. 200 Douglas block.
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ACCORDION " Renting. ' cheapest. best.
GUlCKesi. Sirs. A. v- mtira, inn anu t.oug,
M7IS
BALK Tltk.
OMAKA Hey Bole Tie Co.. Ml North; 16th,
CillROI'OpiSTS.
DR. ROT, rooms 2-1, 1505 Farnam st.
CAKPliTKRS AND JOINEHS,
ALL kinds of carpsntework and repairing
promptly . atienaea to., a. . i. ocsi.iraa,
itoth and Lake Sts. . Sio
DANCING ACADEMY
MORAND'S, lnth and Harney, will sell you
a ticket good for twelve lea ions at the re
duced pi Ice of' 4 (or ladles and 6 for
gentleiren for the new riass of beginnnrs
commencing orrrueadav and Fr1d:iy, No-
vemlir 3 and 6, ht k p. m. Assemblies
every Wednesday at Sp m. Admission 50c.
r-e
DETECTIVES.
CAPT. T. COKMACK. 617 Karbacb block.
Tel. A2SS2. i
REBOOT Deiectl agency, 708 N. Y. Ltfa.
Tel. 3T.40. - '" " la
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. -
O. R. RATHHUN, ttora 15, Com 1 Nat 1
Bank. Private lesuons in bookkeep.cg. eta
o.
DRESSMAKING.
KEISTER'S College, l7ui Cuming. Suits to
orucr. iNighl cluas, Mou. et inurs, 10
. .y . '
IN FAMILIES.
Miss .Sturdy, 309 N. 23d.
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STANDARD Garment Cutting College, 2jJl
Farnum. . r
EDUCATIONAL.
PRIVATE LESSONS in French, German
and sciences. Box wj. ii x
FOR HUM FAIlllj,
a i.awie and wal - Improved farm In
Stanton county lor rent; two acres wltu
I10.O0O worth or improvements.
- R. C: PETERS t CO., ' '
Ground Floor Bee Building. .
t in DUU.8S1NU. '
J. E. WALLACE. Taxidermist.' 606 S. 13th.-
w" ;. n .. . 701
HEBS fc t$wbBOD,afnsn.;..-ti
L. 'HENDERSON,, Uobit.y lilS; Farnam 8U
1 t- 7T :i7rrr7 ;
""'!'. ' V ' GARBAGE. '''.'" '
A,VTI-MONOPOLY GARAGE CO:, cleans
' cetiVpuuia and vatiiis, ic-movea garuug
aim uead animals ai reduced, prices, owl
N. 16th. Tel. 17. S'.-1
.i ...
288
"GOLD AND kiLVEA PLATING.
OMAiU. PLATING CO., Bee B'dg. Tel. ikWU
, -e.i
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
bTILLMAN & PIUCE, 411) 1st Nat. Bk. bldg.
NEW BNOW-CHUKCli CiO.. 1st floor N. X.
Lite blug., aiiurueyjt ana oileciuis every-
w ner. .
LAWN MOWERS.'
SHARPENED. P. Micnolr. Ulh Howard.
t
LOCKS lU'lli.
C. K. HEFL1N. -M3 N Wlh St. Tel. 2U74.
V M-lii. . I
r 1 ,' . ; . .
LOST.
WHITE fok terrier dog wtth black marking
' u neau; my name on' collar; last seen ou
lower iouaiaa at., uiuier win oe ro-
waiued.. N. f. Dooge'ji-.J Oiiit uaruaiu.
LOST English setter,' while With black
. ciiia; co.iur wtth iiuiue ot J. M. B..cueiu-i,
.Dixon, 111; return U 1L0 N. lith St. and
itceive reward. - axisi soi 11
MthlCAU
TUOS. J. KELLY,, voice.
Davldge Block.
3o8
LETOVSKY'S ORCHESTRA. Tel. L-24.
&ERKOWSKY, violin. IU 19. WlthneU blk.
- at ui
MEDICAL
LIQUOR HABIT cured in three days.' Pay
. wnea cured. No h poUertuica. Write for
-tuculars. Gailin ii.ainuie. . UU U. 14th.
- -.
LADIES! Chicheater's-Lngllah Pennyroyal
i ins are tne oeau ouiu, jooaoiu. lane no
other. Beird 4c. stamps, lor Darticulara
"iiellef lor (.adit;.,'' iu letter by letura
mull. ' Ask yuur arusgiac-. .. ciilcnestei
Chemical Co., I'lulaueliiuia, Pa.
OSTEOPATUY.
Johnson InsUtute, 618 N. Y. Lata Bldg. T. 1M4
I, i ' a .8
Ibe Hunt Infirmary. MeCague Bldg. T. tu
.. . I- . .. . w-tUt
At sen Farwell. Paxton Blk., 8o4-7. T. 136a.
. ' . - ,- ., . a? 8
DR. GRACE DEEGAN, 823 N. T. Ufa. TeL
XuB,
DRS. LAIRD & LAIRD, 203 Karbach bile
m 107 N2ox
PATENTS.
H. J. COWG1LL No fee unleaa successful.
818 a. utfi bt., Omaha. Tel. LlaW- 8al
1 . 1
PATENTS Sues & Co., Omaha. Neb. 11-
luairated. patent bock free. Tel. 1S23.
- M-67U N15X
PAWNBUOHE1IS.
BA4JLE Loan Office. Reliable, accommodat
ing; avl buairtrae cunfideiiual. Uui Douglas.
-8
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C VAN BANTS achooL-717 N. Y. Ufa
' . . 4R.4
NHB, Buelaea. tt Shorthand College. Boyd'.
i,udi, ii.h i . .. - a . MKXICO CI I I uveriaua, unieaa specially 1 win v , . j , r "r " . ---
J emitr on r arnam or J3tn, oeCwen Doug- jjreB8Cd for dispatch by steamer, closes Bloux City Passenger..a 2:00 pm all: 20 am
r. ...k nii I. ...i.,,.., Kuwaid lor i. tuni in I "uu'.. i, . . . . sj,,.,.i.. 1 . j I -.ki.nrf l.n.l b i:46 Dm b 8:46 am
i - . . r."r: , l at mis ouice uanjr, iv . buhu.,.. i v- . .
I I c-mei of police. Lost Mo-j tx. , I ar.0 ii;jo p. m. Sundays at 1 p. in. Chicago at Northweatern. Kebrnska
SlNITORIlM.
OMAHA Florence Sanatorium. 'Phone Re4
2-M; 1 blk. w. of car line, flty 'phone,
City bath and massage parlors, 21.1 I.ake.
STORAGE
OM. Van 8tor. Co.. IbllVi Fam. Tela. 165
UPHOLSTERING.
OATU! CITY, 1706 8t Mary's ave. Tel. B?7L
aa
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURD. Julia Yaughn, 430 Ramg Bids.
SMI
TICKET BROKERS,
CUT RATE railroad ticket everybody.
f. u. jiiDin. 1MB rarnam. mono
WANTED TO BORROW.
WANTED To borrow $900 to 11.000 at 7 per
cent on good South Omnha rental prop
erty; security ample.' Address T 26, Hee.
. . , Al in
K!,5O0.W on a large Iowa farm, well Im
proved. Address T 42. Bee. 44- 4
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY by till Interested,
as changes may occur at any time.)
f oreign mans tor tne wpbh enuiiig Novem
ber 7. ISH.w-lll close (PROMTTLY In all
Cases) at the General Pustotiice as follows:
PARCELS-lOST MAILS close one hour
earlier than closing time shown below.
Parcels-Post Malta for Germany close at
6 p. m'. Monday per s. s. Kronnrlns Wll-
heiin, and on . vveunesuay per s. s. nnein
la Bremen). ,
Regular and subnlementary malls cloae
at Foreign Station half hour latr than
closing time shown below (except that Sup
plementary Mails lor li-urope and central
America, via Colon, close one hour later at
f oreign station.;
Transatlantic Malta.
WEDNF.RnAY At 7:0) a. m. for NETHER'
LANDS direct, ner s. s. Noordam. tmall
must be d'rected "per s. s.' Noofdam"); at
12 m. (supplementary 1:30 p. m.) for
. iSl'KOl'H, per s. s. Cedrlc, via Queens-
town (mill for France. Switzerland, ltniy.
Snain. I'orti.ciil Turkev. Eitvpt. 'Greece,
British India and Lorenzo Marques must
ne directed "ner s. s Cedrlc ).
THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for FRANCE
SWITZERLAND, ITALY,' SPAIN. t'lK
TIVJAL, TURKfaY, EGYPT, (1REWB
BRITIKlf INDIA anil LORENZO MAR-
OHK7 n,.r tji Tonrnlne. . via Havre
(mall for other parts if Europe must re
directed "tier s. . La Tournlne"); at 6:80
P. m. for AZORES ISLANDS, per s. s
V.nln...ln. ' I ) ... 1 f rl n
SATUKDAY-M J:30 a. m. for iKELAND,
per s. s. Etruria, via Queenstown (.man tor
other parts of 'Europe must be directed
' ner -w a l-.trurla"!: at S a. ra. io
l:l'RnPE n.i. Ihlladelnhla. via I
Southampton; 'at 7 a. m." for FRANCE, I
SWITZERLAND, ITALY. SPAIN, POR-
TUGAL, Tl'RKFT K'Z ?T. 'IREHCE,
BRITISH ND1A and LORENiO mab-
Ol PZ nor a I .a ChamDagne, via.
Havre (mall for other narta ot Europe
must be directed "per s. s. J- V"":
SMS? i- V ."KnJ'.w.-li :
' ' 1 ' ' " v.. . .... : , .1
recteci - per s. s. f iniana r. i " '";
for ITALY direct, per s. s. Lnnn tmsii
must be directed "per s. s Lshn ); at s;i0
a. m. for SCOTLAND oireci per . r.
T-..,.. . nrUARK
rtlrect ner'a a. Island (mall must be 'dl-
rectfyl "Der a. s. isiana 1. ,
, - -, 1
After the closing of the BupmemantarT
Transatlnntlo Mails named aoove. saui-
tlonal Supplementary Mali. sr. op-ned : on
the piere o tne American, .f'""""";
French and German steamers and remain
i.li. rr u in.ii.i nt th hour
ici on
open until within Ten Minutes of the hour
or sailing 01 steamer.
Malls for South and Central Amcrlea,
West Isiltea, EtO.
WEDNESDAY At ::10 a. m. (supplemen
tary 1C::!0 a. m for ckn thai- Vt,i
IOA (excent Costa Rica) and sui iu
PACIFIC PORTS, per s. s. Seguranca.
v:a Colon tmall for Guatemala must be
directed "per s. s. Seguranca");' at lz:ao
p. m.' (supplementary 1:80 J. rn.) for
ll'HKS lSIAND and DOMINICAN. RE-
THURSDAY At 8 a. m. for CUBA, per s. s.
7t,-1 1. .!., im.ii tnr ia.-.irten. via Proareso,
Campeche and vera c rtia unBi "v
rected ."per, s.-.s. Mgnancis -, "
uiiTi ir - Prlna lcr Nedcrlsn
d-.'rf (mall for Fort de Palx, cape nau,
cnniivu lnrAi. Ciiucmo Venesuela,
Trinidad.' British and D'-tch Guiana. must
be directed "per s. s. l'rirs oer ise-jer-
InnHun'1! t 11 m f f,T HRA7IL. lift S.
Bvron, via i-ernamDucci. Tanni,
Janeiro and Bant- (mitil for Northern
Seneca").
FRIDAY At :S0 - 5. m. for NEWTOiw -
LAND, per s. s. Bllvta; at n m. tor ovu-.-
TIAGO, per s. s. Vumuri (mall must be
....t.A ' 1 im, - Vnniiirl". x
SATURDAY At 8 a. m. for BERMUDA,
per s. s. i'retona; at o.w a. m. taiipi. -
mentary 9:30 a. in.) for CURAIAO ana
VENEZUELA, per s. s. Maracalbo (mall
for Savanllla and Cartagena must be dl
Marncallio"1: at 9 a. ni.
for PORTO RICO, per. s. an r "i3.yj?
San Juan; at 9 a. m. for ATtGEN I lat,
URUGUAY and PARAGUAY,- per s
nun'il.... " .
Egyptian Prince; at :M a. m. (supple-
mentary 10:30 a m.) ior r wi uaa
ISLAND, JAMAICA. 8AVA Li.A, ii;
Tinwkll .nil CHKVTflWN. ner s. s.
Valencia (mall for Costa Rica must be di
rected "per a. a. vuiencia r. at i
for CUBA, per s. s. Mexico, via navu,
st. 10:30 a. m. (supplementary 11:30 a. m.)
..e in'AOUA and HAITI, per a. s. fian-
drla.
Malls Forwarded Overland, Etc., Ex
cept Transpacific.
CUBA Via Florida, ' closes at ' thjs office
dallv. except xnursaay, ai io.oo- a. ni.
(the .connecting maiis . close here ou
Wednesdays and Saturdays via Tampa,
and on Mondays via Miami)
und 1130
..... ' A ....,. V, alaiimer. cloaea b t thla
oritce daily at 6:30 p. m. (connecting mails
close here every Monday, Wednesday ana
f. . i .. .. i
iici, ----:
JAMAICA-Br rail to Boston, and thence
I miquELON By rail to Boston, and thence
I py steamer, closes at this office dally at
e:30 p. m.
nKl.lZE. PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE
MALA By run to nw uneans. ana
thence by steamer, closes at this oftice
rinliv. excent Sunday, at 11:30 o. m. und
in M n. m.: Sundays at II p. m. and
111:30 p. m. (connecting mall closes here
MomlQva at ill ju D. in. I
COSTA PICA By rail to New Orleans, and
thence oy et
daily, except
4il:H0 p. m.; Sunday
'.1:30 p m. (connect
Tuesdays at 11:30 p.
m.
;UEtiISTERED MAIL closes at 6 p. m.
I previous day.
Transpacific Malls.
HAWAII, via San Frsnclsco, close here
dully at 6.80 p. m. up to NovembeTl2 la"
elusive, tor aesnatcn per s. s. Aiamcita.
HAWAII, JAl'AN, china and PHILIP
iii.'l- iu , in via nan MTuiiAhwui .1....
.-..w.w,
here dally at tt::w p. m. up to November
45. inclusive, for despatch : per s.
. m..p,.- u,rn.
AUSTRALIA (except West). FIJI ISL-
ANDB and is.w iaw.iaj.iia, via Van.
a Van-
I'' .h"
Mi,iur inn victoria, ri. u.. rlniut
j ii.. , 'U1 n. nn to Knv.mh., I
elusive, for despatch per s a. Aoran'cl.
r.. . , . ,i 1 1 p i k. v a T.pi.u
" .. T-V;-'.-' y
ht'-l B?roS" ;at" 12 Chicago Dayl.gbt fit 6 8:56 am a :
S for YUCATAN, per a TJomo (mall Chicago Daylight Local. a 7:00 am s 9:3S
rnust be dieted ers. s. TJomo"): at 13 Chicago .Express.. ...... .bll:16 am a 6:3,
. ' . uivim - a Reneca. via Des Mo nes Express a 4:30 pm bll.60
n-.n,niA ,Joii ha directed "oer s. s. Chicago Fast Express.. a 6:30 pra a 1:J
PHmi-r. I'll I!,- H aw in , riTM,. iv..-0 '- - . ..
fiunriav. at li-:io n m Chlcag Vestlbuled ex..a 4:w pra a7:46 a
....a closes nere I : " .
nre oanv ai o oo y. m. uu to ruvemoeri uiwui ..................... r - "
in inclusive.-for despatch per a. a. Vio
r.r'i,, "
n . , , v . . 4 TIP1M vtn flAaltlA .1... V
enma . "".'- . af
here deny at p. in. uu to ixovemoer
flL inclusive, for despatch per s. s. Kwga
lurn.
HAWAII. JAPAN. CHINA and PHILIP.
PINE lSLAftiB, via nan rrancisco, close
hers daily at 6:80 p. ni. up to Novemlier
111 Inclusive, for despatch per s. s. Cores.
NEW ZEALAND, A I 8 TH ALIA (except
West)). NEW CALEDONIA, Fill. SA
MOA and Hawaii, via eaq rrancisco.
close here uauy at e.ou p. ni. up to Mo
vember 14, inclusive, foi- despatch per s.
s. Sonoma, tit' tne v.unara steamer car
rying the British man lor New Zealand
,r'fM lS.
a. m.. 8 am. and 8 30 p. in.; Sundays
at 4:30 a. m., 8 a. ra. and :3o P m will
iTv.i ,,f the Cunard sseamer).
CHINA AND JaK.vN, via Vancouver and
;toria. B. C close here daily at 4 30
despatch 1 per". I rKmiirew iT,!,;.'
i Merchandise for U. S. postal agency ai
Sliaiighai cannot be fyrwarded vU Cau
ml lppTVK islands. vU Ban'
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
rlsco. close here daily st 6:St p. m. up
to November tM, Inclusive, for despatch
per l'. B. transport.
TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS
via Ban rrancisco, cinse nere oany at
ao p. m. up to November f:'B. Inclusive,
for desuatrh Dor s. s. Marlpoaa.
XOT- nlcss otherwise auaiessed. West
Australia is lorwaroen via r-urone; and
New Zealand and Philippine Islands via
pan Francisco the quickest routes. Phil
ippines specially addressed "via Canada"
or "via Europe'' must be fully prepaid st
the foreian rates. Hawaii Is forwarded
vlu Hun i'rnnclsrHl evr iusivelv.
Transpacific malls are forwarded to port
of sailing oany sna me siiniui, i
closing Is arrnnred on (he presumption
of their uninterrupted overland transit.
."Registered mall closes at 6 p. m. pre-
vnis nay.
riirVKl.tt's VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Poslofflce, New York, N. Y.. October JO. I.
LEGAL NOTICE.
KDTirE.
seeled bids will bt received st the ofllce of
Secretary of Stale up until i- otmra im
of Thursdav. November 12. llsO. fr belt
ing and pulllos for use at the iienltent.ary
as per liemiscd statement found lit the
ofllce of S'creuxy of State.
The board reserves the right to rejort any
and all bids. OEOKGUi W. MAHHtf.
Secretary of Bourd.
Nld lot
NOT1CE FOR BIDS FOR STATE PRINT
Bids will be received by the State Print
ing board at the office of the Secretary
or Riatn at Lincoln. Neb., on or before
2 80 o'clock p. m. Wednesday, November
11, 1903, for furnishing 2.4WI four-quire as
j.m.ni hooks for the State Board of
Equalization and miscellaneous printing
and stationery supplies for the State
Rnard of Irrigation, State Historical so-
llosi.itHl for the Insane at Hast-
Ings, penitentiary and attorney general,
and binding of briefs for the supreme
Spcincatlons for same can be found on file
In the office of the Secretary of State.
All bids must oe accompanies ny a oonn
rework bid upon. ' The" 'Ve'serve.
the Merit to relect any and all bids.
Lincoln, Neb.. Oct SI, 19 S.
STATE PRINTING BOARD.
By Lou W. Frazler, Secretary to the Board.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER. I
Omaha, isen.. ooioner an. 11,1. senien.
proposa s, In triplicate, subject to tne usuni
conditions, will be received hero until 12
iioon, central standard time, November So,
1908, for construction of a steel tank with
IICHlfr roum, HI1U iiipihiiiiih n lll.T ,,i I
Cnmp house at Fort Robinson, Nebraska. I
'ull Information furnished on application I
to this ofllce, where plan and specifications!
may ba seen, or to tne quartermaster, rorii
Robinson. Proposals to be marked "Pro-1
Chief Quartermaster..
N4-5-6-7-27-28
DAILROAD TIMS CARD.
H
UNION
STATION IOTH AND MARCY.
Illinois Central.
Leave. - Arrive.
r. . a 7:25 am a 6.10 om
Chicago, Minneapolis 4 '
..?LuI,Umltrt.a...:.a 7:w pm a :. am
jyiniiivaiioiii, oc du ram
1 Exoress b 7:3B am bl0:36 pm 1
1 rh Tol 10:85 am
I Chicago Express al0;86 am
- - . .
I "Th Northwestern Line"
Fast Chicago a 8:40 am a 7:00 am
"".'"".''n 8:oo nm a 8:30 am
'
Local Rloux Cltv a 6:10 am a S:30 pm
I . . . . n. 1 . 1 a 1.1...,, m 1
i:! "; Ku""'r''Z g-m im il l 5
j - - - -,B a S16 am
.
Lilted Chicago ....
v.,-t f,,,
Vjt K?ni
r ast Bt. r ani
.a 4:oii pm a s ; am
,.a 6:60 pm , a 3.46 pm
..a :io pm a (.' am
St. Paul Express
Fast Mail
Iooal Sioux- City
aS'jOaml
a 2:40 pm
h 4:00 cm - b 8:80 am
Norfolk & Bonesteel.
7 m; am fltO'tS am
'.'.b 7l25 am bl0:86 am
Lincoln A Long Pine.
Local Chicago...... ...
11.30 am
Missouri Parity.
Ht, Louis express a am J " '
K. C. & St . L. Express. al0:W pm a 6 16 am
Clitcaao Great Western Ity. co.
91 Ut rjn,ll X. XrtnnA.
- an'olls Limited a 6:55 am
104 Ft. Dortare Express.. a 7:36 am
IM Ft, Dd.rfee Express . a 3:25 pm.
1'j Hr. t'atii A .vtinne-
. spoils Limited a 7:56 pm ,
' f Vt T.nAa-n FvnrM, . Sll HO am
llfl Ft. Dodite Express.. . u 8:i Pm
( hli-ara. Mtlwaokee & St. Pan!
iv.itatrn novii.hf ' a f (S im all !l Pm
Chicago Fast Express. .a 6:46 pm a 8:40 pm
Chicago Limited a 6:06 pm a 7:M am
Oes Moines Uxpreas....a i:v am
Chicago, Rock :land A Paclttc.
1SAST.
am
pm
pm
am
Pln
V1T.ST
Rocky Mountain L't-d.. a l am a am
i m.mr
i uncoin, coio. nprui
I Denver, Pueblo and
I -Went
arid ' -
I Texas,- California
i . uaianoma ti;
.a 6:15 pm . au:tr cm
Union Pnclnc.
Overland Limited..,
The Fast Mail
California Express.
a I 40 am a 9:60 pra
a : pp
..a 4:20 pro
..all 30 pm
Pacific Express
Eastern Express.
a 6:80 pm
I . .l.nll. I' nroau
a 7:30 am
a 3:40 am
A"- ""."'"'ri Rnecial.-.a 7:10 am
AL'r-Vg,.,:
v "p- -'Beatrice &
Hlromshlirar ExDreSS..b 4:00 Dm blZ:W Dm
H2T"a Wli9 !: m h l n
UIO..U '
Wabash. . .
St. IJUis "Cannon Ball"
EXpreS -s m JO yilf m m.kya viu
Bt Louis Lrocai, coun-
C1I BlUna..... m m . Biu.iw yiu I
WEBSTER DEPOT ltTH WEBSTER
Chicago. St.
Omaha.
Paol, Minneapolis t
Leave.
caao
and WyomlxaT Division.
I BlaCk Hills, IJeaOV OOO,
- I.ad. Hi
Lead. Hot Springs. -....a 1:00 pra a 6:00pm I
Wyoming, Caspot and '.
Douglas ....ua.uupm e s:uv pm
Hastings. Yrk, rvid
Exeter
pm b 6:00 pm
Mlssonrl PaeiSe,
lc.hrgiiki Loral. Via
Weeping wir.......y s.i pm auj:j9 am
BURLINGTON STATION lOtb at MASON
Chicago, Borliagton dainty.
Leave. Arrive.
am
pm
urn
Iruat nau....
2:4a pm
I . Kansas City, It
Joseph A Connell
Blaffs.
I k'srsas City Day Ex. ...a 1:15 am a 8:06 pra
Bl. Louis riyer.
a 6:20 pra all .06 am
Kansas CUy Night Ex..al0:45 pm a .W ara
I h..ii...a. a Hlaiosil Hltar.
- 1 . . ' .
-. - - - VI.. A.
wvmnrR. iiuiiil, mi u
I unoom . T rr ""
s. Nebraska Expreas a s ow am a i.a pra
Arrive.
, i.i, I m. i si.w VaaHAmv S'3il Mm Q 1 A nm
rt.i..i Knoclal- al:00am a 8:fifi
?.l vs. mi . :" s imired:::::::;.;; r7;
Dlnv" UmTuat:!'.:::: pm a L im provide protection against rain and damp
ttiucu Hills and Puaet ness are essential to the little girl's com.
tienver LlUllttMl
Black Hills and Puget
Bound Express......... ail :io pra a 8:10 pm
C,Urr M"b!U1 a I 10 Dra
I . r .V n'l'i.ti " k .r . a., r
Lincoln Fast Mail ..b 2:E2 pm a 8:08 am
I 1, urt rrruia ana jriaita-
X....v h I is ..m v,m .
- Bellevue at Pac no Jet. .a 7 &o pm a 8:77 am
I Bellevue at Paclllo Jet. .a 8:U) am
.
n. K noit ..,.ni an.. a n.n.
I " r" " . i. .
except oammajr. iqm,
HELD ON CHARGE OF ROBBERY
Colored Maa Boand Over for Alleged
mealing of Money la
Midway.
George Wlntersmlth, colored, was bound
over In the sum of $700 In police court
the alleged robtery of J. F. Bheehan at
Midway saloon. Twelfth and Capitol ave-
I nu6i lugt Friday night. W intersnilth, it Is
alleged. . secured $37 In currency. Charles
I Turner, bartender at the Midway, and
p. I iiBrry -Wyatt. alia. "Kid Gleasun."
,oe', men who were Implicated in the af
I fair by Shreban, were held as state wit
- I peases ' and ' were placed under bonds
UluO aaca
BATES KNOWS OF NO CHANGE
t .
Comm&uuer of kinoori and Lsiei D:
oredita Etorj of Army Realignment.
SOME ALTLRATI0NS TO BE MADE IN EAST
General HUhly CotMsaenda Mllltlamesi
from Nebraska, and Other
States for tiood Work.
t Fort lllley.
"I know nothing of the Immediate pro
pect of any change In the departmental
boundaries of the Department of the Mis
souri," said Major General J. C. Bates,
commander of the Departments of the Mis
souri and Lakes. "I believe there are some
contemplated changes In the eastern de
partments relative to their boundaries, but
of their special nature I am not Informed. "
Ia-ttference to the recent army maneu
vers at Fort Riley General Bates ssld:
"They were very successful und.were cer
tainly beneficial to .the army and particu
larly to the militia. , The militiamen con
ducted themselves with excellent credit,
and this Is particularly true of the Ne
braska regiment. The story that was sent
out rfgardlng any troul.le; between the
Texas regiment and the colored troops of
the regular army was very much exag-
gerated. Whatever there was of it was
confined to one or two Individuals, and
. . , , .
Probably was the. outgrowth of a crap
game. The morale of the troops at the
maneuvers was excellent. In fact there
WM" no rourts-martlal or any offenses
and there was absolutely no disorder. The
men, without exception, realized that Ihey
r. on their good behavior atid acquitted
themselves In a highly creditable manner.
At first the farmers in the locality of the
maneuvers were a .little skeptical and wera
in some Instances reluctant to Sign agree
ments for the movement of troops ovor
their lands, but by the close of the maneu
vers many of them offered their lands
without any conditions. Of course, all
damages that resulted In the noc.essarv cut-
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Un ,u,, 'emnvo! t fences for the mnvo-
ments were speedily repolred and pBlcj'for.
The bills of the farmers wore very reason-
olile
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Cannot Say na to Next Year,
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- n? iimnnuTers win
repeated next yfear. They are very ex-
" 1168 w!th. to mske
the necessary appropriations.
'We, were Importuned by Some Influential
parties from South Dakota to hold a series
of maneuvers at Fort Keogh next year, in
which the militia organizations from Min
nesota. North and South Dakota, Wyoming
and Montana might participate with the
regulars. But what steps will be taken
I lna matter 1 cannot say. The matter
will lie entirely with congress. There is
ome questlon amon(r lhe mlma t(J tn
period of the year that the maneuvers
should be held. Some of them think that
the month of October Is too late, as it
encroaches upon the busy fall season,- and
it la thought by them that August would
I 08 a better month for army maneuvers at
such places as Fort Riley. The Fort
"l"?" proposmon coniemp ates tne month
01 June, as that is a dull business period,
ana tne altitude 01 Fort Keogh would
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mak8 that month a most delightful one.
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" Iu nuuiu ira iw wnim lut a l.nTUllty
like Fort Riley."
I n-nerol n.t.. isou-. trj..j... '
I " - i.vuiinun ur
Dee Moines to Inspect the new military post
mere ana win go rroro tnere to Chicago,
Will Do All "-Hts for Ton.
Dr. King's New Ufa Pills puts Tim, vigor
and new life Into every nerve, rauacle and
organ' of the. body. Try them. 23c. For
sale by Kuhn ft Co.
SAYS SHE WAS LOCKED IN CAGE
Country., Girt , ,1s. Badly FrLxhtened
"When She Steps Into Union
"t Depot Elevator. :; r?
Several .days ago a country girl ap
parently 18 years of age appeared at the
Burlington station, and after waiting about
the depot for almost two hours finally ap
proached the station master and -asked hiin
I what time a certain train left for a certain
I nlaj e not on the Rnrllnirton line 1L In.
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I Tnrmpa ner in,r ana wonin nov, to ari to
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I almoet the entire distance to the entrance.
I Bhe trudged along-and he roturncdi Prea-
I entiy ne was amazea w sea tne .same gin
again In the station crying as If her heart
I would break. She had only been gone fit-
I teen minutes, and. the station master ap
proached her and Inquired the trouble.
I The man over there put me In a cage
and locked it, and then alt ot a sudden my
breath left me and I tried to get out, but he
wouldn't let me. The thing was going down
I anil T waa afraid."
The station master Informed th. girl that
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ner lnat 11 wa" customary to iock tne doors
I uj.ur viaitni. uii mv eua. waa wiiitits icjt
go back to th depot and watt lot th train
.A Good Thing; for Motbcr. -
If she' la tired out. sickly, jrufl down.
Electrlo Bitters will give her new life, or
there's no charge, Try them. . fide, For
sale by Kuhn ft Co. ,-
SEASONABLE FASHIONS
1 QUl'aitt Coal, w ja t4Wt
Girl's Ruin Coot 45t4. Tu bt Mado With
or Without the Applied Yoke-Coats-1 tlmt
fort and health as to those of her elders.
Th" " """'t " " n an ba
1 . ,1 I. k. a u.llk... K. at.r.llu unlz.
made with or without the applied yoke.
The model Is made of mixed tan color rain
proof cloth in lightweight, but all water,
proof fabrics, of which there are . many,
are appropriate.
The coat consists of fronts and back and
Is fitted by means of shoulder and under
arm seams The yoke, which Is optional.
Is applied' over It on Indicated lines. Tbe
sleeves are ample) and finished with shaped
cuffs. At tbe neck is a turu-uver collar
and a belt la worn about the waist that can
be passed through the under-arm soaras
and under the fronts, or over the entirt)
I coat M preferred.
for Tn, quan;ity of material required for the
the medlum sire (10 year.) is 2 yard. 44 Inche.
I w)(je or 714 yards 64 Inches wide. -
I Tfi, pattern 4&a Is cut In sixes for girls
0f 6, , 10 and 12 years ol age.
I for the accommodation of The
two I readers these patUms. which usually retail
- at from 26 to 60 cents, will be furnl.h.d at
- I a nominal price. 10 cents, which covers all
of I expense. In order to get a pattern enclose
IM cenis, give number and name of pattern,
Bee
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