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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1904. SPECIAL NOTICES AUrrrtlMmrati for these eolnmna mil be Ultra antll IS m. far the evening; edition and aatll ft p. tn. for the morning- and Sandar edition. Rates 1 l-2e a word lr( Insertion, le a wont thereafter. Jotftlnc taken for Less than 2c for the first Inser tion. These advertisements mast be rnn consecutively. Advertisers, by reejneetln a nnm brred eheek, ean have answer ad tlrraaed to a numbered letter In enre of The 'Bee. Answers ao addressed will be delivered oa presentation of check. t MISCELLANEOUS Day School Night School BOYLES SCHOOL Enter NovV Catalog Free H. B. BOYLES, President New York Life Omaha. R-H7 CUT-RATE TICKETS everywhere. P. H. Fhlibin, loOu Fainam and opp. Union sta linn. Tela. 7A and loi:i. R U,s TRY KELLY 8 TOWEL SUPPLY. Tel. CITY SAVINGS BANK pays 4 per cent. R EAGLE Loan Office; reliable, accommoda ting; all business confidential. 1301 Doug. us. R 1M ANTI-MONOPOLY Garbage Co., 621 N. 16th. Tel. 1779. R-!i2 PUBLICITY DESIGNS WHEATON, In the Ceo Bldg. R 6IGN PAINTING S. H. Cole, 1302 Douglas. R 985 II W. M Vea, Plumber, 1124 N. 26th. Tel. 3747. R- STANDARD FILTERS Huber. Tel. 3:'13. 1.101 Fa rnn m. R 98S STOVE & FURNACE REPAIRS 'ici. jau 1-0, ivoui. oihaha. bluvir'iiep. vVki. R 40i P. MELCHOIR, machine works, litli nr.d Howurd. R 991 THE Omnhu Warehouse Co. 609 Jones; phone 1366; mdae storage and forwarding R 193 , 1 1 ELI N & CO., TAILORS, S17 8. IBth. R-M223 830 OMAHA PLUMBING CO., Tel. 3S4(i John Morrissey, Mgr. Res. Tel. 3914. R M6 aiTY steam Laundry 21t 8. 11TH. 'PHONE 254. Why cany your soiled linen'.' Our wago,.s cull and deliver same. Bills collected monthly. R M224 Oltt LOCKSMITH C. R. HEFLIN. 309 N. Kith. Tel. 2974. R-M603 BUSINESS CHANCES DRUG etorts bought and sold, every Slate; special plan. F. V, Knlcst, R. P., ol N. L. bldg. Y 893 ABBOTT-COWAN CO., 1st Nat. Bk. bldg., can get you In or oulof business. Y tuj BHOLES-ARMSTRONQ Co., 722 N. Y. Life. ! Tel. 4. ' YVrt TO get in or out ot business, or If you want to buy or aell real estate see Omaha Real Estate and Bunlnesis Chance Agency, 40u N. Y. Life bldg. Y-ttm BIX-ROOM furnlshe-l flat; call In after noon. 1112 Farnam. Y M935 29x WHEN you want to buy, aell or exchange your properly or business quick, see J. H. Johnson, 843 N. Y. Life. 'Phone L2270. Y-995 HOTEL for sale, 11,800; rents at $30 per month; 20 per cent Investment. Box 1J, (Syracuse, Neb.. Y M924 28x FOR SALE) Dairy 6U and Locust. Y M926 29x FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SECOND-HAND safe cneap. Deright, lilt Farnam. Q 164 100 KINDS' Of Mineral Water. Sherman & . McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. Q 165 FOR SALE Several scholarships In a flrst clabs stundard school in Omana, compris ing complete coursu in business, ahort l.ana ana typewriting. Inquire at Bee of. flee. Q-53 TELEPHONE poles, long fir timbers; cheap chicken fence. Sol Douglaa. Q 166 WE RENT Sewing machines, 76o week. We lepalr and sell parts for ever machine manufactured. Second-hand machines from I'.'.GO to $i0.O0. Nebraska Cycle Co., -Fhone 1063. Coiner loth and Harney. y 167 FOR SALE Solid oak and mahogany-top bunk or cashier's fixture, ill good condi tion, at a barguln Address C. C. Rosc- vv water, room 100. Bee Bldg. Q 821 ELECTRIC nickel In slo;. Peerless piano playerj and Regina music boxes, big money makers, cheap for cash or tlnio Schmoller & Mueller, 1313 Fat num. Tel lo. Q 10s TWO HEAVY STEEL HORIZONTAL TUBULAR BOILERS FOR SALE. Two boilers, UK) horse power, which hnve been used but six years; mude of firebox aleel, triple riveted, butt and strup joints insurance company permits of pressure of 126 pounds. They are now in use and can be seen at boiler house rear of Bee building. Can be delivered about Augu.it ?5. Call or address W. 1L Bridges, engi neer, Bee building, Omaha. Q M9j2 COMPLETE line new anu 2d-hand furni ture. Chicago Furniture Co., liio Dodne Tel. 2021). Ql(5 FOR BALK, fenn bedstead, chairs, kitchen table and Other articles of household fur niture. Su4 8. S3d. Q MU30 J) GO TO DIAMOND Loan Office for loans; bargains In goods In pawn. 1401 Douglas, Q-170 .FOR SALE Isot of second-hand fire brick Inquire Engineer Bee building. Q-M314 POOL TABLES and show cases. 1407 liar ") St. Q-M187 ! AUTOMOBILE $1,800 new Shelby, 2 or4 , sassengers. with top. $860. H. fc. Fred v rick son, 1602 Capitol av. Q M713 Oi UK ST furnished flat In Omaha leas and . furniture cheap. Inquire at Outi N. 16th. FINE harness and saddles, trunks, bags; : fill leather autt caa 16, Alfreu Corn i,ru , urn -m, Q-M113 OlS 210 rinun . KHERSON oata. from experiment atatton; extra early; drouth proof; boc a bu. Wll- ' .Ham Hupp, Clearwater. Neb. ' ' ' Q-M58T 28x ! ' FOR BALK-Two well broke riding ponlesT J l- ininaio si Mti&4 SIX J , ' FOR 8 ALE Five-legged dog; a curiosity. , .For particulars . address look box 274, .Macedonia, la. ,k Q M802 29x 5 At-MOST new ' 2137 Farnam. folding bed; latest style. , Q 867 27 'FOR BALK 2-story barn, rear 1203 S. 9th. !, F. P. Wfaa- Q 946 29 ,' OFFICE desk and chair, cheap If taken 7 thla week. 940 N. Y. Life. y-MlKV) 2Hx FOR EXCHANGE ' WILL trad sewing machine for type ; writer. Neb. CycU Co., 1Mb. and Harney. WHAT have you to exchange tor a piano? f' , Perneld Piano Co., 1611 Fai nam. Tel. 701. . !& IF THERE Is nothing In this column you want, put an ad. in and you will soon get It. Z-1M WILL exchange beautiful piano for driv. Ing or draft horse. Schmoller t: MueMor, nil' Farnam. Z-U487 OS WILL xchange high-grade pin no for type writer, fichiiioller $ Mueller. )3ll Far uaut. Tlpbon No. 1C2S. M4i3 Ot WANTED MALE HELP FALL TERM NOW OPEN Omaha Commercial College, 17th and Douglas Sts., New c.ii-.,vo in u.i ut.ki,.ui'iiU uest 'J to begin lugnt school s-pi;inber . bend tor liet luta.ogue. Aduress, RotiRBOUOii BHU8., omaba, Neb. B Jio WANTED, a few active professional men, in i t nan is oi sal-meii oi ability who ae siie to beltei their financial condition, to handle certain special, strictly new, mod ern, attractive investment policies. UJar anneu by an esiafoiu!iea Old Line L..re Insurance Co. Exira liberal remuneration is ottered to the right parties replying promptly. Ureal chance lor advancement. Please Mate qulilicauons and Income re quired un commission or Kalary basis. Address 1. O. Box 1U44, Omaha, Neb. B ATs 28 WF. arc In need nf 2 clothing salesmen. 1 typewriter salesman. 1 ,e,ar Muiesinaii. i solicitors and collectors. Manager for look store. Call or write for list of vacancies. WESTERN Kfc-K. & BOND ASSN. 840 N. Y. Life Bldg. n-948 I7 WANTED A dry goods salesman at O. Wlc-be Ac Sons, Beatrice, Neb. 0-M6O7 29 MOLER Barber college, 1302 Douglas street, teaches barber trade In short time; spe cial inducements to distant applicants; positions walling graduates; top wages paid. Call or write for particulars. B M708 30X DRUG employes, mmngors, salesmen, etc.. for any state. F. V. Knlest, R. P.. 701 N. Y. L. Bldg. B-9.B MEN TO LEARN barber trade; free rail road fare upon our fillure to convince you of this being the BEST and only re liable, roost prHctical barber college In the United States. Write for catalogue tf.day. Western Barber's Institute, Omaha, Neb. B-M287 WANTED Four bovs with bicycles; steady work; good salary. 212 South 13th St. B-973 Oil . Shorthand ' A Dime Hook will make you a stenog rapher. The I'nlgraph Co.. Box 83, Omaha. Neb. B M65 28x WANTED FOR f. S. ARM Y Able-bodied unman led men. between ages of 21 and t6; citizens of United States, of good charac ter and temperate hnblts. who speak, read and write English. For Information uiH'iy to Recruiting Officer, 13tb and DoiiBlas Sts.. Omaha. Lincoln. Neb., or Sioux City, la B-M297 WANTED Two city salesmen at ence. C. P. Adams Co, 1619 Howard St. B-557 WANTED Tinner; steady work; young man pi el erred (of gtod hu.bttsj, to heip In More. Address B 26. Bee. B M56I 23 SALESMAN, with established drug tracia, . to handle side line in Omaha, light sam ples; good commission. 20 E. Ninth tt , Cincinnati. O. UM'mZ 2Sx WANTED Young man to learn sten ography during spare time. Good salary wiien competent. Address E. C, this of fice. B WANTED, a collector and solicitor. Call 621-2 Paxton block. B-M8SS CASH BOYS WANTED Must be over IB years of age. Apply at once. Miss Efflo Miller, main offices. The Bennett Co. B 941 29 x ANY person wanted to distribute our sam ples; $18.00 weekly, steady. Mgr. "Empire" 4 Wells St., Chicago, 111. B M964 28x GOOD dry goods salesman. Apply at onr? Western Reference & Bond Ass'n, 840 N. Y. Life Bldg. B-940 27 We prepare you quickly as Illustrator, car toonist, lawyer, pharmacist, stenographer, bookkeeper. Journalist, ad writer corre spondence man, banker. Write for free book. "Profits of Knowing How" Sella everything National Correspondence Schools, 82 When., Indianapolis, U. S. A. B WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl. . for general housework; small family; good wages. 3009 Marcy. C-3i8 80 GIRLS; Canadian office, 15th and Dodge. C 103 O. K. American-German employment office. Oldest, most reliable In Omaha. 1524 Dodge. C-M3S0 05 WANTED Woman as first cook for meats and pastry; 40.00 per month, room and board. Address Commercial Hotel. Mc Cook, Neb. C M89 28 WANTED Ladles to learn halrdresslng, manicuring or facial massage; positions waiting graduates; best paying work a lady can do; $12 to $16 weekly made; few weeks completes Call or write Moler college, 1302 Douglaa street. C M707 30x EXPERIENCED chocolate dippers wanted, Balduff, 1520 Farnam. C M9 WANTED Skirt cutter and sleeve maker, alsa experienced skirt helpers. Ih23 Doug las. C 870 FIRST-CLASS dressmaker, - at once, with references. Address B 61; Bee. C-901 28 WANTED A good girl at the Creche, 19th and Harney. C M923 29x A COMPETENT cook wanted at 403 North 40th St. Mrs. Coutant. C M9I3 29x WANTED A few more girls to turn bags. Apply Bemls Oninha Bag Co. C 942 27 WANTED Young lady to take private les sons In stenography; fine chance. Ad dress E. C this office. C WANTEDSITUATIONS YOUNG man, excellent habits, wishes care of furnace, horse or any work while at tending college. Address B 25, Bee. A-M533 YOUNG MAN desires place to work for board while going to school; experienced. Boyles College. 1984. . A-96? SITUATION ns housekeeper by widow with one child In home of widower, or Apply 4247 Ersklne St. A M961 29x WANTED Position, by young man, an bookkeeper. 2 years experience. Address Lock box 656, Omaha. A Mu23 3u AGENTS WANTED AGENTS WANTED We want an agent in Omaha and every town in Nebraska to sell our new broom holder; used lu every family; the price IB low and good money can be made selling this up-to-date little wonder; information free. The Champion Mfg. Co., Denver, Colo. J M664 OI FOR SALE HORSES & WAGONS FOR SALE Finest team spotted Shetland por les in Omaha. See them at the Omaha stables. P-MU2S 28x 2 EXPRESS WAGONS and 1 top wagon, al most new; will sell cheap. Johnson A iMntorth, a. w. cor. 10th and Jones sts. P-668 FOR SALE, THE ELK, S years old, pedl gr.fii, registered in American Trotting as sociation. Leaving city. Will aell cheap. 9o4 S. 33d. FOR SALE, half Stanhope phaeton, good as new, cost w. leaving cny and will aell cheap. Ka . ;a. P M931 29 FOR SALE Horsea for city driving or de. liver Your livery trade solicited In either buggy or carriage work. Mel choir's Livery Burn. 1MjM HIGH grade, rubber tired. Watertown, easy riding buckbourd; an eastern novelty good as new, at a big sacrifice. Johnson L Dunforth, B. W. Cor. loth and Jones sts. P 919 FINE $375 pneumatic Stanhope, nenrlv new, $126; pen pneumatic runubjut, $J0 brum, niond. 18th and liurney. P M4K NOT a horse shower, but a wagon fixer Harry Frost, 14th and Leavenworth. P-171 WANTED SALESMEN. SALESMEN-Faat selling aid line. Stapl article, ltrge comiuisalons. Small sam ple. Beila at nil aruHia of the year. Clah Novelty Co., South Band. Ind. . MaM S , The Bee printed Sunday ahead of its nearest competitor. THE BEE PRINTS TK4 MOST TA1D FOR RENT FURNISH EDR00MS 1 HO X AL HOTEL, European. 16th & c(0' DEWEY, European hotel, 13tl and Farnam. atti IW VIENNA HOTEL, 1011 Farnam; fine rooms, ladies' cafe, private dining r.; open night. J 108 Midland hotel. 16th & Chicago; reasonable. TWO front rooms, elegantly furnlshedl large modern atone house. 'I'none. B--, 24 13 Caas. L M63b 03 NICE comfortable room for one or two gintlemcn; very reasonable; niodern. ik N. 17lh. L-M91I DESIRABLE TRANSIENT ROOMS, every thing modern, 2234 Farnam. Tel. '.MS. l M863 3U FRONT rooms en suite and other rooms; modern. 115 So. 2oth. D-M829 lx NOTICE to Fair Visitors Rooms and breakfast $1. H. W. Crume, 3761 Finney ave., St. Louis. E 614 2.x CLEAN sleeping rooms. Hotel Monadrjock, 119H N. 16th. K-MW229 TRANSIENT rooms; clean; everything modern. 324 N. 15lh. E M631 W CONVENIENT transient rooms; g'- Dref. 32114 N. 16th. c mo."j NEWLY furnished rooms; everything mod ern. 624 So. 20th. E-864 3U CONVENIENT transient rooms; modern. $16 So. 26th, E f66 30 WELL furnished roims; everything mod ern. 2236 Farnam. E 860 27x NICE front room; modern; gentlemen only. 2101 Farnam. ' E 855 27x LARGE well furnished alcove room, steam heat, gas. bath, telephone; central loca tion. 1623 Douglas. E 871 FURNISHED rooms for light housekeep ing. 1712 Jackson. E M934 29x DESIRABLE transient rooms. 617 S. 16th (3d floor). E-M933 2 CONVENIENT transient rooms. Every thing modern. 1220 Jackson. E M932 2 DESIRABLE transient rooms, 1821 S. 19t!i. E-M965 2x BRIGHT and sunny large front room, mod ern; first-class accommodations; break fast If desired, 614 N. 23d. E M963 2 NICELY furnished rooms, single or en suite, modern, 1817 Leavenworth. Flat 6. E M964 2x WEST BELLE HOTEL, St. Louis, Mo. Rooms $1.00; permanent brick building. Write for booklet. 10 minutes to World's fair. E- M950 027x LARGE, well furnlshe'ifroom. with grate. Board If desired. 820 8 21st St. E 94(1 2 FURNISHED" ROOMS AND BOARD A SMALL family near Hanscom park, hav ing a well appointed noiiie, will rent a pleasant room to a refined gentleman and wile; a tine table and eer modern con venience; reference exchanged. Addrcbs A 42, Bee. F 3 ux HOME cooked meals. 2152 St Mary's, F 865 Oct. 2 O. M. E. TEL 611. MESSENGERS AN1 BAGGAGE. F 111 THURSTON HOTEL; cooi outside rooms, $1.60 to $4 00 per week; board, $3.60. F 113 Midland hotel, 16th & Chicago; reasonable. F 113 VICINITY of high school; modern south front rooms, Including board, $5 per week. 2406 Cass. Phon A-2593. F-o7 NICELY furnished rooms and board. 811 N. d. F M93o 29x WANTED Roommate, by a young man of 21 years of age; must be young, weM-ap-pearlng and respectable; house Is slrlcily first-class in every respect; board good and room large and well furnished; rates $25 per month. Address Y 29, Be, i ftiO FURNISHED rooms and board. Every . thing modern, 618 8. 19th. F M6 2 BOARD and rooms, private, 714 S. 16th, 3d door. F-M9o8 t DOUBLE parlors, well furnished; hot and cold water in rooms; also large closets: board: fates reasonable. 618 S. 19th. F M634 HOME COOKING Center Dining Room. 208 N. 17th. F-M596 2Sx ONE SINGLE FRONT ROOM, 1st class In every respect. 2323 Harney J UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT FOUR rooms, strictly modern, housekeep ing; references. 2408 Cass. G M82S lx WANTED TO RENT WANTED A furnished flat or house of about nine rooms; must be centrally lo cated; the very best of references given; modern place. Address B 50, Or.iaha Bee. K 904 28 x WANTED By lady whose husband is trav eling, nicely tuiniahtd room with board in aeslrable locality. Stale best terms. Address B 62 Bee. K-M961 29x FOR RENT STORES & OFFICES A $10 OFFICE In the Be building curries with It all of tha conveniences and advan tages in the way of heat, llghi, janitor service, all night and all day and bui.day elevator aervice. A $10 ofhee la now va cant. Call at once. R. C. Peters & Co., ground floor, Be building. 1823 1-STORY and basement brick building, 10U3 Farnam, 22xloo. hydraulic elevator, suit able for wholesale or manufacturing. 314 First Nat'l Bank building. 1 43 IF A GOOD light Is needed we an show you a north-front office on the fifth floor, a splendid room, at the moderate price of $20. R. C. Peters & Co., ground floor, Re building. J-522 WANTED TO BUY SIIONFELD, the ANTIQUARIAN. 822 N. Y. Life, pays Mghest price for books. Tl. 3036. , N-1U CASH for your horses. Melchior's Livery Barn. N M254 A T OR 8-ROOM house, modern, for cash; high elevation and close to car line; price not to exceed $1,700. Addreas B 29, Be office. N 574 MOVING PICTURB MACHINE, new or second-hand. Call on or address H. Plls bury, 1502 Capitol av. N MOM 025 PATENTS H. J. COWGILL, 430 Paxton Blk., Omaha. V0!l YOU can't afford to start to take out a pat ent for a valuable Invention without first writing me; you can save money and get a better patent. A. W. CrQssley, 802 F St.. Washington. D. C. PATENTS H. A. Bturgts. registered attor ney. Patents, trade marks copyrights. No fee unless successful 617 New York Life building, Omaba. Neb. M1000 OSTEOPATHY Johnson Institute. 615 N. Y. Life bldg. T. lt 170 MRS. JOHN R. Ml'SICK. Osteopnthy Phy. slolan; office, Douglas block. Tel. 2823. 177 DR FARWELL, specialty nervous dlsea, tot Paxton. , , . , 1J8 5,500 lines of PAID WANT ADS, which was over a column The Bee is Omaha's recognized want ad medium. WANT ADS-BEE WANT AP3 BRINO THE BEST RETURNS ALWAYS. A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE, FOR SALE REAL ESTATE THE CHEAPEST ACRE. On the hill, overlooking Fort Omaha, Flor. I ence and all the country rounoaooui, oiuy 4 blocks from Florence car, good neigh borhood, tine place for poultry, fruit or suburban home, only 1250 $250 $250. Bargains everywhere. Call at the office or phone I960. WALLACE, BROWN BLOCK. RE 947 29 BARGAIN. 3-room cottage, loi boxlCU, S.Mh, south of Francis St.; monthly payments. 'Phone 463. G. M. Nattlnger, Secty., Bee Bldg. RE 944 2 4209 CUMING STREET must be sold- 7 moms, with bath and gas; nice barn. Price. $2.0r; easy terms. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., l'irst Floor, N. Y. Lite bldg. Tel. 1781. Kb-914 Ml FOR SALE One not of $i,WX, dud In on year, secured by mat morigag on good improved Oinalia properly, uearlng per cent lutereet, payaoi semi-auuuany ; aisu one note lor $i,uu, due on or ueior thiw years. Interest at per cent, payaoi setni-annual.y, secured by first murigag on good property. Both are absolutely safe and given by respectable parties. Address the owner, S 2a, Be ottlce. RE M4JS BRICK block on 16th St., cost over $10,000 to build; will rent for $70 a month; east ern owner will sell for $6,000; easy terms. Neat cottage and good lot on Binney at., only $1,000; $200 cash, balance monthly pay ments. THOMAS BRENNAN, Room 1 New York Life Bldg. RE-M918 SNAP 3 brick stores and rooms above, all rented; will sell on monthly payments. 1008 Capitol -ave. RE M962 4x NONRESIDENT SAYS SELL IT 99x140 feet on Park ave., between Mason and Pacific, Suitable for fine residence or for a row of brick houses, i Only $4,500 for the 99 feet front WESTERFIELD & HILL, Sole Agents. S15 First National Bank. RE M959 30 $3,250 For a brand new beven-room house, well built, extra large bedrooms, with fine closets, big bath roojr, nickel plated plumbing, gas an electric light, ce mented cellar under entire house, paved street, permanent walks, 6i-ft. lot, on good car line, ready to occupy. Owner would take good vacan: lot as part pay ment. PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO., Sixth Floor N. Y. Life Bldg. RE-M957 29 BARGAIN to home purchasers, if you mean business. Call 43t Board of Trade. RE M917 OK. FOR SALE Beautiful home located at No. 610 South 25th avenue. To assist In clos ing estate this properly will be offered at a very reasonable price for quick sale. William K. Potter, executor, 30i drown block. HE 471 TWO brand new cottages, modern except furnace; one $1,800 and the other $2,450. iSHIMER &. CHASE. Builders of Modern Houses. RE M618 NORTH OMAHA BARGAINS. 7-room brick cottage, store building and cottage attached, lot ,7x161, uu car line; rents $25; $2,600, half cash. Apply to owner, 301 N. Y. Life. RE M447 CH1AS Williamson Co.,11'' RE 119 IIlus. your property. Baker Bros. Eng. Co. RE 120 FOR SALE $6,100 first mortgage, drawing 6 per cent interest on wel1 improved. 240-acrs farm In eastern Nebraska. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., First Floor, N. Y. Llf bldg. Tel. 1781. RE-913 2a DO YOU WANT TO SELL A FARM? If you want to sell a farm or ranch tell the farmers and stock raisers about It. The best way to reach them Is through Mb TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER This agricultural weekly goes to 60,000 homes of farmers and stock raisers, so It you have a good piece of land to sell at a reasonable price you will find a buyer among them. The cost ot an advertisement is small 2 cents per word In small type or $2.52 per inch if set in large type. MEDICAL HOMEOPATHIC medicines, wholesale, re tall. Sherman & McConnell. Omaha. 162 DR. PRIES treats successfully all diseases and Irregularities of women, from any cause; experienced and reliable. Address, with stamp, Dr. Pries. 161H4 Dodge St., Omaha. 163 Piles Cured WITHOUT AN OPERATION A written gusrantee given In every case treated by DR. MAXWELL, 624-6 Bee Bldg., Omaha. M955 28 PRIVATE home during confinement; ba bies adopted The Good Samaritan Sani tarium, 723 1st ave.. Council Bluffs, la. Tel. 774. -26 EXPERIENCED nurse; references given; terms reasonable; 'phone 4035. Mrs. Gerisrh, 623 N, 20th St. 907 3x PRIVATE home during confinement; babies boarded and adopted Mrs. Gar dell, 2216 Charles. Tel. A 2618. 908 CLAIRVOYANT AK-SAR-BEN VISITORS Should all avail themselves of consuming Omaha's favorite "llf reader," MME. GYLMER Scientific Palmist This wonderful woman has bean in Omaha for mora than 7 years, during which time she has practiced palmistry continuously and her worn has been eminently sans, factory. Tnis woman's advice Is always a factor for good. If in trouble she can help you. Don't hesitate to ae her. Par lors, 715 N. 23d ,st. 8441 GYLMER, palmist, 716 North Twnty-thlrd. Telephone B3245- BHJ LOST THE BOY who took the grip up at 713 8. $7th, between and 8:30 baturday even ing, will pi return to itie) S. 14th street and recrlv a liberal reward; no ques tions asked. Lost-M89 28 LOST-Dlamond-shaped claas pin, Inltluls 8 O H reward; return to district , clerk s offlc- Lost-900 27x LOST $67 currency; liberal reward If re turned to J. 8. Trostler, room lu3 Bee bldg. Lost-M922 2kx LOST Black and whit spotted coach dog. Return to 101 8. 33d at. m2i u PERSONAL WANTED, entertainers for two days' street fair, Oct. 14 and lo; free conces sions to conceits and sidrsnows. Answer Immediately Address J. N. Stun.evant, Spencer, Neb. U MJ4 2?x DR. ROY, Chiropody, R. 2 ft t, 1j6 Farnam. b-153 M AflNFTIPfeatment & baths. Mme. JVIAUINC, 1 H-6mlth. 118 N. 15. 2 11. H. 2. U 660 TRY KKiXeWuUNDRY, "PHONE 35J0 U-156 TRUSSES made and fitted to men, women and children. 1408 Farnam St. , THE H. J. PEN FOLD CO. U-15T VIAVI." way to health. 850 Bee Blda- U-16J TUB, vapor and alcohol baths. 720 S. nth. U-U9 DN'T fool with your eyes; be careful who examines them; we test eyes free for glatses end ruarantee satisfaction. THE H. 3. PENFOLP CO.. trading Opticians, 1408 Farnam. U-1S0 ACCORDION AND SUNBURST PLEATING, RUCH1NG. BEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES. GOLDMAN PLbAlING CO. 2U0 Domuvh UEL. 1936. u DRAWING and PAINTING from Hie. Mr. Cas a Art Class, aiuuio cnlon block, loin ana farnam. U Mf WANTED The deaf to test instruments lor tue deat at me urancli oince oi tne fiutciiiKon Acoustic Co. of New Ybrg city, his New loia LUe Bldg., omana. C Mm 024 IMPORTANT Why pay more7 Guaran teed spectacles hiteu, $1. Kenuls Optical Co., 308 N. lbta. U M2uti 830 OMAHA Stammerers' Institute, Ramge Blk U Al22a WE DO expert piano moving; lowest rates. Schmolle.' c Mueller, 1313 Farnam. Tele phone 162a. U M486 03 E. D. KECK, vole teacher. 1802 Fainam street. U M583 Oox. LARSON & JOHNSON, cut rates to all points. 1406 Farnam. Tel. Bai3. Mem bers American Ticket brokers' Ass n. U M617 LADIES "Never Wiggle," that's our new patent eye glass. Cun't shake 'em off." we grind our own lenses, make our own frames optical headquarters. Huteson, 213 S. 16th St. U M76 O10 SUPERFLUOUS hair, warts and moles permanently removed by electricity ; con sultation free and confidential; all work Luaxanteed. Miss Allender, 422 N. Y. if. U-MS'jS 3x I GUARANTEE to teach you French and German, using my own text book, and In a short time. F. Peltier, 1720 Dodge st. U M753 uctlOx LETOVSKY'S orchestra. Telephone L 2634. U- MW5 I GUARANTEE to teach you French and German in a short time, using my own text books. F. Peltier, 1720 Dodgo st. U M753 OctlOx THE Gage Pattern Hats at Pennell's, 111 S. 15th St., opp. old postofflce. U-M535 O20 CHARLES PETERSEN, voice; perfect tone production; German diction; students given opportunity to appear In publlo. Studio, 613 W. O. W. bldg. U M92' OI6x MONEY TG LOAN CHATTELS $1.00. Have there nut been tunes when it would have Deen worth more man luu cents lo you It is our, business to supply you with money when you need it and al low you to reiuni it in small weekly payments, as may Uusi suit your convenience. We iuun on Furniture, Pianos. Live Slock and other chattels, and we make salary loans. Our leiins are as gooa as any and belter tuan many. We are tne oldest concern in our line in the cuy, with all-around consistent deal ings to recommend us. OMAHA MOR1GAGE LOAN CO., 119 Board of 'Iraue Bldg. Tel. 229. Osiaoilshed lt'J4. M si. 16th St. 131 Let Us Say a Word 'ii.ere may Lo Units ,..ien ou need ready vuan lu save your creuit or prevent trouble. It is our business to supply you and at the lowest rales of Interest. You can repay us in small' amounts of 8i.iu weekly or $4.00 monthly, oj- more. Only your personal note neeaed If you are re ceiving wages. We also loan on furni ture, pianos, etc., on the same eusy plan. No publicity or anno4ng Investigation. More than a thousand aatished patrons to recommend us. Call and have a private talk with our manager. Open every Tues day and Saturday evening until 8 o'clock. THE J. A. HUTTON CO. (Inc.), 614-515 Paxton Block. X-M560 3 P. C. YEAR FROM $100 to W.uw toans oi your personal note at 3 PEn cfc.Ni P,k year. Ad good loans wanted. Call or wine and get my system. W. U Last man A Co., uu Farnam, Omaha. X 134 LOANS made on all kinds of chattel se curity, eIbo on SALARIES. Low Rales. Easy Terms. Quick and Confidential Service. Call on us if in need ot MONEY. PHOENIX CREDIT CO., 633 Paxton Block. X-141 MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE a un others without security; easy Day- menu; largest business in 49 principal clues. Toliuun, llooiu 7J4, N. Y. i,i i e. X-135 READY CASH to loan on furniture, pianos, horses etc. BOW EN, 703 NEW YORK LIFE. X 6C9 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, jew elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 8. 13th. X-13S PRIVATE money loaned; low rates, easy terms. C. R. Blnns. 823 N. Y. Life. X-949 O10 SALARY and colliteral loans. Templeton, 212 Bee Bldg. Tel. 2904. X-137 MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE. STAR LOAN CO., 644 PAXTON BLOCK. SEE FULLER 426 Paxton block, for loans on watches, diamonds and Jewelry CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loans. Foley Loan Co., 1501 Farnam St. X 130 FLORISTS HES8 & BWOBODA," 1415 Farnam. 116 X HENDERSON. 1619. Farnam. Send for price (1st of cut flowers and plants. ALFRED DONAGHUE. JR., 1607 Farnnm. Tel. S33. 11 LAW AND COLLECTIONS E. F. JiOREARTY. Attorney. 437 Paxton. Tel. A-2639. -103 JOHN M. MACFARI.AND. New York Llf bldg., rooms 304 nnd 319. Tel. 1562. -104 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING A. C. VAN SANT'8 school, 717 N. Y. Life. 100 FAC SIMILE letters, envelopes addressed Boyles College. f SECRET SOCIETY NOTICES. MASOJIC AXOtTCEMKKT. (y Masoale Temple, Corset w Jk r.ni. tol Areaae. COVERT LOPOR NO. 11. A. F. A. M. Fpeclal meeting Wednesday, September 21. 8 p. m Work In F. C. degree. Visi tors welcome. Allan 8. Romans. Master. BEI.LEVUH CHAPTER. NO. 7. R. A. M Regulnr convocation Wednesday evening. Sept. 21; also work In Mark Master de gree, 7:30 p. m. Visitors welcome. A. T. Ayers, 8ec'y. A. A. O. N. M. S.. TANGIEF. TEMPLE Regular meeting Friday eveolng, 8 o'clock, September 2S. 1W4. Carl E. Herring. Potentate. FOR RENT HOUSES HOUSES, Insurance. Ringwah, Barker blk. D 128 TWO, modern, 7-room houses, on Calliornia St. io and 26 per mo. Apply oOi N. imu. U-Mili SE 3 CHRIS BOYER. 22d and Cuming. D M161 O20 MODERN 7-rooin dwelling, one block from Hanscom park $24. Phone b23 D 233 HMMQF In all parts of the city. The nUUJtd o. F. Davis Co.. 898 Be bldg. D-122 THE Omaha Van and Storage Co. pack, move und store II. 11. goods. Storehouse, 1120-24 N. 19th. Office, 16U4 Fainam. Tel. 1559. D Id WE MOVE pianos. Maggard Van & Stor age Co. Tel. 1469. uttice 1713 Webster St. D 124 Uf"l! ItiPQ 1" all parts of the city. 1. C. nUUJCJ Peters at Co.. Be Building. D z PAYNE-BOSTWICK & CO.. choice houses. 601-603 New York Life Bldg. 'Pnone 1016. D 121 MODERN brick house, 412 North 22d St., within two blocks of High school. In quire at No. 410. v-607 FOR a desirable tenant we have a very choice NEW HOUSE FOR RENT. Eight rooms; everything up to date; two cara within block. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.. Main Floor N. Y. L. bldg. D-M621 80 2224 CHICAGO ST.. good 8-room, all modern house; corner lot. GARVIN BROS., 1604 FARNAM. Nice 8-room house, porcelain bath, gas, barn, 2932 N. 26th St. $25. GARVIN BROS., 1604 FARNAM. 1914 Locust, good 9-room, all modern hou", large lot and good neighborhood; rent $27.60. GARVIN BROS., 1604 FARNAM. 844 Park ave., 8-room cottage $25. GARVIN BROS., 1304 FARNAM. D M5S8 2417 N. 22d ST., NICE eight-room, all mod em house; barn; good location and sur roundings; rent $25. GARVIN BROS., 1604 FARNAM. D-672 FURNISHED residence of J. U. Rose, 1917 Webster St. Inquire Rose's Art Store. D-567 FINE ten-room brick. $30 Kays 2601 Cap, avenue, adjoining. D 566 28x FOR RENT TWO DESIRABLE HOUSES, BEST LOCATIONS CITY. 138 N 38th ave., 10-room house, all modern, with barn, $60.00. 610 Park ave,, 9-room house, strictly mod ern, in best condition, large yard, $55.00. GEORGE & CO., 1601 Farnam 8t. D MG52 1 2018 WIRT ST.. twelve-room all modern brick house and barn; oak finish; hot water heat: excellent condition. $45.00. A. G. Elllck. 302 City Hall D 902 DESIRABLE 6-room, strictly modern house. In first-class condition, centrally located. &iu e. zist. u Aiimi 1CC1 S. 8flth Ave., 10-room brick, oak floors nnd finish, full cellar. 3-lub laundrv, all modern, best of cond'tion. Address W. D, Mend. Jr.. Dellone Hotel. D 910 28 4911 CHICAGO ST., very fine, strictly mod ern house; hard-wood finish; 2 lots, with barn; cheap tj responsible parties. D 913 MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE FARM and city loans: low rates. W. ft. Thomas, First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tel. 1648. W-112 PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1520 Docglas w m WANTED City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 134) Farnam st. W-144 SUPERFLUOUS hair, warts and moles permanently removed by electricity; con sultation free and confidential; all work guaranteed. Mis Allender. 422 N. Y. Life. W-MSi8 lx MONEY TO LOAN. Payne Investment Co. W 145 S PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros.. 1604 Farnam. " W 146 LOWEST rates. Bemls, Paxton block. W-147 MONEY to loan on real estate at 5 and 5'4 per cent. W. B. Meikle. 206 Ramge bldg. W-14S PRINTING LYNGSTAD & RUFFNER, PDIMTCDC Crounse Block, Corner of rrVllN 1 ClJ i6th St. and Capitol Ave. 160 KRAJHER & CHANDLER. QUICK PRINTERS, 1106-8 Douglas t. To de liver work when promised la our hobby. -151 PRINTING Not how cheap, but how good. Is our motto. Great Western Printing Co.. 1618 Chicago. 'Phone 8831. M714 J. M. SIRPLE8S. reliable printer; estab lished 12 years. 303 South Thirteenth St., Omaha. Ins LEGAL NOTICES. BOND SALE. Office of the City Clerk, South Omaha, Nt., September 2b, l9o. bealed bias aauresbed lo the undersigned and marked "proposals for Bonds,'' whi be received until V o chick p. m. ot October 8, A. D. 1904, at the office ot the city clerk, South Omaha, Nebraska. For tne purchase ot the following issues of cny bonds: First 2z,300 of renewal bonds, In denomi nations oi jo0 each, dated October 1. 19u4. payable twenty years after date. Interest at o per cent per annum, payaole semi annually, optional after five years. Thee are bonds to redeem certain outstanding district and improvement bonds heretofore "Second $21,000 In District Street Improve ment Bonds of the city of South Oinntm, Issued for the purpose of paving, curbing and improvements in Improvement District "C." paving District 17, optional after five years; interest 6 per cent, payable annu ally, dated September 1 1904, and numbered irom 1 lo 4c, both Inclusive. These bonds are general obllgatlone of the cltv. Said bonds shall be tasued :n such de nominations so as that one-tenih of th above named principal sum shall mature and be payable in one year from date, one tenth thereof shall mature and be payaole two years from date, and likewise as to the residue of th principal sum, one-tenth ma turing on each of the following year. Third $2,400 In "District Street Improve ment Bonda" of the city of South Omaha, Issued for th purpose of paying for the curbing and improvements tn Improvement District "D," Paving District Is, dated Oc tober 1, 1904; Interest 6 per cem per annum, payable annually, numbered from 1 to 10, both Inclusive; optional after five years. These bonda are general obligations of th city. Said bonds shall be Issued In such de nominations so as that one-tenth of the principal aum shall be due and payable in one year from date, one-tenth thereof shsll be due and payable In two years from date, and likewise aa lo the residue of said prin cipal aum. one-tenth maturing on euch of the following years. Each bid shall state separately tha amount offered aa "Principal ' and ."Pre mium:" and that "Accrued Interest' will be paid to data of delivery and payment of bonda. Each bid must be accompanied hy a certified check on a national or slate hank, It 'he sum of $1,600. and made payable to ttaVclty. aa an evidence of good faith on O vert nf the bidder. y.a City Council reserves th right to reject any pr all bids, or waive defect. By order of the City Council. JOHN 3. U1LL1N, City Clerk. 816d7tra PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. The following proposed amendment to, and convention fur the revision of, the Constitution of the 8tate of Nebraska, heielualter set forth, in full, la submitted to the electors of the State of Nebrasaa. to be voted upon at the general election to be held Tuesday, November 8, A. lx. 1904 , (Senate File No. 114.) A bill for a Joint resolution recommend ing to the electors of the state to vote at the next election of members of the leg , lature for or against a convention to re vise, amend and change the Constitution of the State of Nebraska In accordant.) with section II, article 15, of the Constitu tion of the Stale of Nebraska. Be it Resolved by the Legislature of tha Etato of Nebraska: 1. That It Is deemed necessary to call a convention to revise, amend and change the Constitution of the Stale of Nebrasna. 2. That tho electors are recommended to Vote at the next election of members of the legislature for or against a conven tion to revise, amend and chnnve the Con stitution ot the State of Nebraska. 3. That at such next election of members of the legislature on tne ballot of each elector voilng at such election, shall bd printed or written in such manner thai the elector can Indicate his preference under the law the words: "FOR calling a convention to revise, amond and change the Constitution of the State oi Nebraska," and "AGAINST calling a convention to revise, amend and change the Constitution of the Stale of Nebraska;" and If a ma jority voting at said election shall vote for a convention, the legislature shall, at its next session, provide by law for call ing the same. I, tleorge W. Marsh. Secretary of Stat of the State of Nebraska, do hereby cer tify that th foregoing proposed amend ment to the Constitution of the State of Nebraska, and providing for a convention for the revision of said Constitution of the State of Nebraska, is a true and cor rect copy of the original enrolled bill parsed by the Twenty-eighth session of I the Legislature of the State of Nebraska, as li appears from said original bill on file In my office, and that raid proposed amendment and revision of the Constitu tion of the State of Nebraska is submitted to tho qualllled voters of the State of Ne braska for their adoption or rejection, at the general election to be held on Tuesday, the 8th day of November, A. D. 1904.' In testimony whereof I hereunto set my hand and affixed the Great Seal of th Slate of Nebraska. Dono at Lincoln this 6th diy of July, In the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Four, of the Independence of the United States the One Hundred and Twenty-ninth and of this State the Thirty eighth. GEORGE W. MARSH. (Great Seal.) Secretary of State. A3Wed i:tm. NOTICE AND CAUTION. The Just debts of tlnv A Andrews con tracted before August 20, 1904, will, being duly certified and presented within reason able time, be paid hy me. All persons, are, however, warned against trusting or loaning said Guy Andrews on my account or cashing checks bearing his name, be cause, save as above, I will not liquidate any Indebtedness by him Incurred. E. BENJ. ANDREWS. -.,ncntn. Neh.. Sept. 7. 1(104. septsdnti GOVERX.1IG.1T notice. OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER muster, Fort Leavenworth, Kan., Aug. 81, 19o4. Sculcd proposals, in triplicate, wilt be received here until 11 a. m, central time, September 'J), 11)04, nnd thenlopened. for the construction of three (3)' double sets of lieutenants' quarters, including plumbing, heating nnd electric wiring, at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. Bidders will state In their bid the time In which they will complete tho work, as time will form un Important consideration In the award. Full information and blank forms of proposal furnished on oppllcatlon to this ofticw where plans and specifications may be seen. United States reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals, or any part thereof. Envelopes to be endorsed "Pro posals for Public Buildings," and addressed to Major D. E. McCarthy. Quartermaster. S 1. 2. 3, 5. 27. 23 POSTOFFICE NOTICE (Should be read DAILY hy all Interested, as changes rniy occur at nny time.) Foreign mails for the week ending Oc tober 1. 1904, will close ipromptly In all cases) at the general postuiilce as fouovs; Parcels-post malls close one hour earlier than closing time shown below. Parcels post mulls ior cerm.in,' cior. ul o p. i.t. September 28th and October 3d. hegulnr nni siippteineiitnrv innlls clos at foreign station (corner of West and Morton streets) halt liuur later- than Clos ing time shown below (except that supple, mentary mails for Europe and Central America, via Colon, close one hour later (at foreign station. Transatlantic Mnlls. WEDNESDAY v28th)-At f:S0 a. m. for LIVERPOOL, SCOTLAND, IRELAND and FRANCE, per s. a. Teutonic, via Queenotown and Liverpool (mull for other parts of Europe must be directed "per s. s. Teutonic"); at 8:80 a. m. for ITALY direct, per s. s. Surdegna (mall must be directed "per s. s. Surdegna"); at 11 a. m. for DENMARK direct, per a. a. United States (mall must be directed "per s. s. I'nited States"). THURSDAY (2ath) At 4:30 a. m. for ' EUROPE, per s. s. Deutschland, via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg (mall for France must bo directed "per . s, Deutschland"); at 7 n. m for FRANCE, SWITZERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN, POR UGAL, TURKEY. EGYPT. GREECE, and BRITISH INDIA, per s. a. La Bretagne, via Havre (mall for other parts of Europe must he directed "per s. s La Bretngne ' ). FRIDAY (30th) At 6:30 p. ni. fur AZORES ISLANDS, per bb. Peninsular, from New Bedford. SATURDAY (1st) At 6 a. m. for EU ROPE, per s. s. St. Paul, via Plymouth und Cherbourg (mall for Ireland must be directed "per s. s. St. Paul"); at 6:30 a. m. for EUROPE, per s. s. Umbrla via Queenstown and Liverpool; at 8:30 a. m. for BELGIUM direct, per a. a. Kroonland (mall must be directed "per s. s. Kroonland "; at 9 30 a. m. for SCOT LAND direct, per s. s. Astoria (mall must bo directed "per s. a. Astoria"). NOTICE Five cents per half ounc bg addlt'.on to the regular postage must M prepaid on all letters forwarded by tn supplementary mans, and letters deposit ed in the drops marked "Lettrs for for eign countries," after tho closing of the regulur mall for despatch by a particular vessel, will NOT be so forwarded unless such addltlonnl postnge is fully prepaid thereon by stamps. Supplementary Trans atlantic mails nr ulH'j opened on the piers of th. AMERICAN, ENGLISH and t - IJ I. X" i ' I J ).. m.r. urliAnitVr thn anil- lugs occur at 9:00 a. m. or later; and late mull may be deposited In the mall boxes on the piers of the GERMAN LINES sailing from Hobokcn. The malls on tho piers open one hour and a half before sailing time, and close ten minutes before sailing tune. On.';' regular postage (let ters 6 cents a half ounce) Is required or. articles mailed on the piers of the Amerl. can. White Star and German (Sen Po,t) steamers; double postage (letters 10 cents a half ounce) on other lines. Mall for South and Central America, West Indies. Ete. WEDNESDAY (28th) At 6:30 a. m. ror AR GENTINE, URUGUAY and PA HAUL' A V, per a. b. Etona; at 9:80 a. m. (supplemen tary 10:30 a. m.) for INAGL'A.' HAl'l 1, SANTA MARTA and other places In MAGDALENA DEPT. COLOMBIA, per s. s. Adirondack; at 10 a. m for GREN ADA, TRINIDAD and CIUDAD BOLI VAR, per s. s. Marcas; at 12:30 p. m. (sup plementary 1 p. m.) for TURKS ISLAND and DOMINIC AN REPUBLIC, per s. a. Cherokee; at 12 30 n in. (supplementary 130 p. m.) for ST. THOMAS, far. CROIX. LEEWARD and WINDWARD IS LANDS, per s. s. Korona (mall for Brit ish Dutch and French Guiana must be directed "per s. s. Korona"); at 12:30 p. n for BAHAMAS and CUBA, per a. s Bones, via Nassau and Havana (mall Via iHrortpri "ner a s. Bones"). THURSDAY (;9th) At 8 a. m. for CUBA, YUCATAN and CAMPfcC'lie., per s. s. Vigliuncla (nisll for other parts of Mex ico must be directed "per a. s Vlgllan-, cla"); at 12 m. (supplementary 12:30 p. m ) for BAHAMAS, per s s. Saratoga (mall for Mexico, via Tamplco. must be di rected "per s. s. Saratoga"); at 12 m. (supplementary 12:3o p. rn.) for BAHA MAS, per s. s. Antlllii (mall must be di rected "per s. s. Antllla"). FRIDAY (30th) At 9:30 a. m. for A N TKJUA. MARTINIQUE and GUADE LOUPE, per s. s. Prncidn (mail for Harbadoes. Trinidad. British, Dutch and French Guiana muni be directed "per a. . procida"); at 12 m. for ARGENTINE, URUGUAY and PARAGUAY p;r s P. Hydispee; at 12 m for HT KITTB. NKVIn. HT MARTINS, ST. EUSTA TIUH. MARTINIQUE. GUADEIX1UPK BARBADOS BRITISH. DUTCH and FRENCH GUIANA, per a. s. L'ller; at (-SO p. rrv for BERMUDA, per steamer from Halifax. SATURDAY (lst)-At 8 30 a. m (supple mentary 9:30 a. in I for PORTO RICO, CURACAO and VENEZUELA, per a. s Philadelphia (mail for Colombia, vlt Curacao, must le directed "per s s. Philadelphia"): at 9 30 a. m. (supple mentary 10 80 a. m.) for FORTUNW ISLAND, JAMAICA and COLOMBIA, x- rr- M f I ffaV-. r 1 i