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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1001. 1 1 SPECIAL N0T1GES ATrllirmi!uli far tlirao rnlumni will hm taken until 12 rr. fur the evening edition aud nntll H:f!0 p, m. (or murilot nnd Siinein edition. Hates, 1 l-lln n trord arm Insertion, lo trord therenf trr. Knlhlna Ukrn for lesa thnn tifio for Ihr llrat Inser tion, 'lit rat kditrllKBCDli Must b ram eocntl velj. Ail rertlrr, by reqneaHnaT -brrrd check, can have ancwera ad 4rrd tn a nam brrrd letter la ear of The Her. Anatvera ao addraaaa will ba dallrrred ui araaaatatlaa mt tkm haak air. SITl AT KISS W A .NT H I . WANTED, the position of caretaker l'i the city of omalw. Address 120 S. loth st., Cedar Rapids, In. A-M592 3' WANTED MAl.U IIEI,l WANTED, flist-clas Itmiirnnco solicitors; wo will make very liberal contract with men of ability capable of h nulling general agency, '.'all or undress, fidelity Havings it TruotCo, 317 N. Y. Life Uldg., Omaha. 11-476 07 TEAMS wanted, at once, ono mile south of Fort Crook. Jackson Hros. U MS23 WANTED, flrstcl.'iss barber, at once; mar ried muti preferred. F. C. Dfardurff, David City. Neb. II Mii5 03 TOl'NO man wanted to work In dfutf store, must have reference. Wulnut llll tiliar tnacy, 40th anil Cuming. 'H-653 2 Dnt'CJ clerk -wanted; registered In N. btaskn, good references, 8. E, Howell, 2921 I.oveiiworlh. H-552 2 OOOt.) messengers wanted, A. D, T., 212 H. 13'h, Il-MoCt WANTED, young- man. experienced In the clothing business. Address friend Cloth ing o., Frlsnd, Neb. II--M576 2 PERMANENT position requiring no can vniMlng for the tight man to npr-ient nn old-ertAbllshril riimpnny having $2i.0o0 capltii , 1,5 salary tho llrMt month, not eondlllorml tin resulta; $3u0 anil expenses the first oar. payable weekly direct from our milco. absolutely straight salary, no deception; opportunity for pro motion and Increase of solary; Htatc age, references ami business experience Ad dress nlvcrsnl Mfg. Co., x 73.1. Phil ndPlphln. Im. h-Mm am;s.iii;. wa.vieu. CIGAR salesmen with estobllshed trade with' large dealers, who buy dliect fiom factories. Addreso, with full particulars, II. C. Usher, Fisher building. Chicago. , M3l'J Oct C WA.M'liD I'UMALU lim.r. WANTED, 200 girls. ",21 Dodge. Tol. 876. C-310 60 GIRLS, all kinds work. Canadian Ofllcc. c-ou WANTED, houscUcepcr In' small American family Address F 49, lie.-. C-rM:iG0 COOK. Apply 1120 Park Ave. C-13 LADIES to learn hiilrdrrsslng, manicuring or facial mnssngo; only four weeks re nulrert; yo.l cannot obtain tho advantages of constant prltrtlco and Itinti uetlmiM ex cept by our method; tools presented. Cull or wrlto Moler College, 102.1 Fnrnnm st. CM:'rs OS ' GERMAN Klrl for gcnerul houseworkT nmall family; good wages. 217 South ?ath Mrcet. C 2,ia COMPETENT plrl for cciieral housework! flood xOok. Apply Mrs. Hurt, 122 H. 33th. C M555 2 OIHI, for general housework. 191S Cans st C-5S2-2 CHOCOLATE dlppers-ono who can do rtrlng or fancy dlppliig-at Dyball'H, IMS DoiiHinn St. C-S70-2' .'.ANJ.EP- KOi'irni servant for small fam" II'; highest wages paid. 118. North MUi Ht C.mow a WANTED, girl for general housework. 2ro 8. .Kith C-M5y3 4 OIHL for general housework; two In Tamt lly. Mrs. Oaldwell, 617 Myiister street. Council muffs. C MtNJ 4 .ro'u hi5t noulsi:,. IV YOU want your houses well rented place them with Uenawa & Co. D U12 8EK HEN11V 11, PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE. D-iili TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Htorugo Co., oftlco lMYt Furnuui, or tel. 1W.'J-!0J. D-i13 IIOUSEH, store. Uemla, l'axton block. D-814 IIOUHE8. etc. F. D. Wcad, 1624 Douglas. D-916 HOUSES and flats. JUngwalt, Uarkcr Illk. D 522 12C6 WILLIAM ST.. 11 good three-room Hat. with city wuter, (6. UAIAU.V LUAN AND THUST CO.. lot li and Douglas bin. D-8H FOU HENT, eight-room liouie; convenient; all modern: 22d and California tits, in quire No. 607, N. Y. Xtfo building. D MfcS POIl nENT, ll-room stone house, 415 N. Uth bt. 11. T. Clarke, 427 Kamge Ulk. . D-M76I 11 8. 29TH AVE., 5-room house, nil mod rn; will paper and varnish throughout; rent 12C to Al tenant with leferencea. OMAHA LOAN AND THUST CO., 16th and Douglan Sta. D-81S TO LET.- 8-room house, near Curtis Tumor park; now, with every convenience V, Karnum Smith Co., 1320 Farnam st. D-M472 HOUSES for rent In all parts of the city. llrcnnan-Love Co., 3V9 South 13th street. D-A19 KOn RENT, house and barn, all modern, 2137 South 33d Ht. Apply 402 Merchants' National Bank Hldg. D-017 7-ROOM, all modern house, 3520 Dodge, Clarko Powell, 420 N. Y. Life. D-M710 lioUBES. WHEATON, 428 Paxton Ulk." D-151 15-ROOM houso. all modern, the. Karbach proretty, 20th afd Leavenworth. Inquire M4 So. ioth. D-M9S2 05 MODERN residence, 10 rooms; .caBj: walk ing distance- from business portion. 135. Rlngwalt Hros., llarkcr Ulk. D-M210 k-ROOM house, tnbdern, bam. Inqulra 1914 N. 2ltll. Tol, A-25uS. D-216 NEWLY painted house ot 5 splendid rooms; also newly pspered house of 9 rooms at . '9th nnd Pierce, sts.j reasonable rent; houses opened for Inspection. J, W. Hob bins, 1602 Farnam. D M253 TO LET. larg 14-room dwelling, furnished, for six months, In West Farnam district; nno lawn and barn. W. Farnam Smith Co., 1320 Farnam St. D-M437 7 ROOMS, facing Hanscom park: good con dition, 115. Phono 623. D-M410 3 6- ROOM coltage, 112, Inquire 2710 Parker D-453 1412 Parker, six rooms, barn, 114. 26&! Cuming st six rooms, 115. 2201 Maple rt.. seven room, 120. J. N. FRENZER. OPP. OLD P. O. D-M435 05 ELEQANT S-room limiso. all modern ltrt provemcuts. 401 North 2.T.I at. D M565 3 7-nOOM modern house. 27iX Howard s Telephone. AU32. E. O. Hamilton. 211 Bo. 17th street.. D M559 2 DKRIRA11LK dwelling, 10 rooms, modern, gas. bath, furnace, laundry, excellent re pair, good location. 3002 No. 18th St. Ap ply to Garvin Hros,, 1604 Fnrnam St. D-MlMt FOR RENT, neatly furnished 7-room house, possession given at onco; also a good S- room nouso and barn, 112, Lyman W ater man, Ueo Hldg. D-M595 3 FOR HF..T-FL'UMSIIiai HOOMS. I ROOMU for llcht housekeeping. .1112 S. JllthjSt. E-MSS4 DEWEY Evropean hotel. Uth and Farnam! E-923 , THE THURSTON. Cool, airy room Foit itt;T rt nxistiRii nnoM. FOH HENT, two large furnished or un f jrnUhed rooms. Address F IS, Iiee. E-1U i HOOMS for light housekeeping. 1112 8. Uth st. E-Ml STEAM heated furnished rooms. 11H N. ISth, 3d floor. E-M501 7 NICELY furnished front room, with alcove bedroom, In private family. SJltnble for two. Near 2uth and Capitol Ave. Ref erences. II 62, Iiee. E M3 3 HOOM-19; Capitol Avenue, K-678-3 Ft'HNISHED or Unfurnished rooms, suit able for ladles or gentlemen. 403 80. 25th Ave. E-MSOS 2 NICE furnished rooms over Ilerger's res taurant; modern, 11.50 up. 1120 Dodge. E-Mo9t 3 I't'lt.MMICD 110031S AM) noAiiu. UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport St. F-92 CtLENCAtHN, transient 11.25 day. 160S Doug. F-&27 TWO larso front rooms, with board. 1904 Capitol Ave. F 319 HOOMS and board. Tho Hose, 2020 Harnoy street. F MMK O0tl2 FUHNISHED rooms with boaru. 2576 liar hey St. F XS 022 HOOMS suitable for three, with board: alio table boarders, modern, 25M) Harney st. F-M133 OS XICE home for young men. 108 8, 25th st. F 575 FOH lin.Vl'-UNKUH.MHIICD HOOMS. DESK loom space, 15 rer month, ground Moor room in Tho Ilea building, facing Furnaui ttreet; no expense for light, heat or Janitor service. H. C. Peters & Co., Hernial Agents, Uro Uulldlng. O 116 S HOOJ1S. 2J1D Nr 25th st. Q-M283 04 THREE or 4 unfurnished rooms for rent; modem, 2C19 N, 2Uth. CI 6SI ! FOU ItK.vi'S'rOHES AND offices. FOR RENT, store In flrst-class location: risnt reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & Co,, ground Moo. Ilea llldg. I 2C FOR RENT, ofllce with vault and part first flour or a'.' top tloor, 1I14-1G Harney St. Midland Ulass and Paint Co,, 1410 Harney St. 1-929 water, secretary, room 10), Ueo Uulldlng. 121 AOEXTS WA.M'EU. MEMORIAL life of Mckinley by his life long friend. Murot Ilalstead. the his torlnn: positively the largest and finest book published; size &1I0 Inches; 100 splen did Illustrations: price only 11.50: terms 1C0 per cent profit, credit and freight paid: larso photograph of McKlnley free with each book; outllts ready and mailed fre to tllOMe meaimiK uuaiHL-cw, nun t uu iuuivii tO lllOMe nieUIIWIH UUCTIIt'.c1". ..w. JV .uir.v.. bv promises of "exclusive territory," don't work for 40 per cent: we glvo 100 tier cent prollt and will also divide !l.O"0 In cash prizes omong our agents. Ad dres American Hook and Hlblo House, 116 N. 10th St.. Philadelphia, Pa. J-M823 S2 LIFE OF WM. M'ICINLEY, with memorials by union's prominent men: large, fully illustrated: extra terms: freight paid; credit given: big pay for quick work; outfit ready; free; send 10 cents for post ago. Zleglcr Co., 321 Dearborn st.. Chi cago. J-M7S6 03 M'KIN LEY'S LIFE, by MuratHaltcd7 best author; best book; best terms; To talis 11.50; will duplicate any offer on In ferior books', credit given; freight paid; oulllt free. J. S. '.IEGLER & CO., Chicago. III. J-M273 0 4 AC1ENTS wanted for new publications: prospectus, etc., free. Oeorge Uarrlo St Son." 1313 Walnut St., Philadelphia. J-.M2S1 Janl2 AGENTS Wanted. "Lire of McKlnkiy." flv hundred page, large book, handsome Il lustrated; outfit free; now ready; 75 per cent discount to agents: freight paid; credit given. Henry Nell, 323 Dearborn 8t.. Chicago. .I-M330 04 AOF.NTS for a new household nece'sstty: sells llko wildfire; send 10c silver for sample and terms; mention this popjr. A. E, Totnblln, box 213, Imperial, Neb. J-M591 6.' AOENTS wanted. "Our , Martyr PresI dents;" only book containing Illustrious life, public nnd private of our late Prel- uent wiuiam .Mciuniey. Lincoln and Gar Held, their noted speeches, their asras slns. history of anarchy, burial of Mo Klnley, trial and sentence of Czolgosz; large volume, four books In one; only 11.60; over 100 tine engravings: by Unltsd Sttnes Senator Shelby M. Cullom and John Coulter; best commission guaran teed; freight paid, credit given; canvas sing samnle free; send 10c for postage. George M. Hill Co., 164 8. Clinton St., Chicago J M590 2 STOIIAGR, PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 912 914 Jones, general storage and forwarding, -9J0 OM. Van Stor. Co., 151H4 Farn. Tels. 1659 863. -931 STORAGE Household goods nnd other articles stored at low rates. .1. J. Derlent & Co.. 1119 Farnam 8t. Tel 56? -32 WAXT1CD TO BUY, WANTED, 10 carloads of furniture and stoves for St. Louis Expo. Tel. 771. Ad dress J. Irvine, 3LHI N. 10. N 644 O.ll HAVE (lno Knabo piano to rent. Oeo. W, Holbrook, 10u7 Lotlirop St. N 357 FOR SALE KL'n.MT URE. CHICAGO Furniture Co.. 1410 Dodse. Tel 2020. New nnd secondhand furniture Dougnt, soiu, exenangcu. u 93a PITH L1C sale. All our household goods; from 9 a, m. to 4 p. m., Saturday, Octo ber 6, 1901. NnsOn, 1624 Cass St. 0-577 1 A NEWLY furnished lO-room house, all rijiMiin lemuu: imti incuiinii: ieRvin ruw iiiKiati il'iil ciieuii. 11 4U. itep. 0-MM7 FOR SALE HOUhliS, A'KHICI,S, 12TC, TALK it up Harry Frost, 14th and Leav- enworin, mKi goou venicies, rw WE HOLD an auction sule of horses everv Wednesday p. m. at tho Union Stock Yards, wuiworin -uiuiKer Co. P-M671 014 FOR tiAI.E-MlSC'EI.LAMIOl'S. 20110 safo cheap, Derlght, 1119 Farnam, SAFES, standard makes, sold, rented. 114 8 13 Q-936 EDISON & COLUMBIA talking machine and record. Omaha Hlcyclo Co,, 16th and Chicago. Q-S04 FIR timbers for housemoVers, etc., 40 to 71 ft., cribbing and hog fence. 901 Doug las. Q-! CHOICE lot of milch cows for salo cheap. S. T, Campbell, 4213 Center St. Q-391 S5-SET3 ot eecond-hand dotlblo and slnglo harness, 15 saddles; genuine bargains, A. Singer, 416 N. 16th; removed from 12C9 Douglka. Q-M357 Oct.fl IS HORSE-POWER boiler, and engine, for sale cheap. 610 8. 14th st. CJ-M30J O10 ' 600 OVERCOATS, bargains, Marowltz, 418 N. 16th. Q-239 FOR SALE, cheap, an under-feed furnace for soft coal. 126 8. 27th st. Q-M570 3 FOR SALE Cheap. An under-feed furnace for soft coal. 126 8. 37th St. Q-M570 4 ROLL top desk, table, chairs and tiling cases for sale very cheap, and desk room to rent. Inquire 307 Hrown Ulock. Q-M599 CADET coat, good as new: will lit boy 13 or 14 years old. Address H 53, Bee. Q-M.3S3 FOR RENT, tho building formerly occu pied uy J ne uee ai viu rurnnm ni. 11 nan four atorlcs anil a basement which was formerly used as Th Uco press room. This will bo rented very reasonably. If , . ....I .. . .. tn ( ' tin... fcLAHlTOl'A.TS. .3. FRITX, clairvoyant. 1) N. 16th. 3 -44 J MME. OYLMER. genuine palmist, SIS S, IV h. S-456 DON'T fall to cnll and consult the Rou manian gypty. who reveals all ecrets and reads nnd explains to you your entire life. 1923 Douglas st., corner 'Joth. 8 MI29 Oi I'EHSO.VAI,, DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu ous hair removed by electricity. R. 12. Fretuet block. U 941 M. GOLDMAN & CO., only perfect ae coi'dlon pleating plant In tho west; mall orders solicited. Suite 2u0, Douglas block. U-910 V1AVI, woman's way to health; rational wholesome homo treatment. 3IS Uee Hld. T-912 PRIVATE home for ladles before and dur ing confinement; babies adopted, JG20 Uurdotto st Mrs. Uurget. U 571 09 OMAHA Accordion rite Co., 1521 Douglas. U-94J MME. SMITH, baths, US N. IS, 2d floor. Jl 1 u Mi ur VCCORDION pleating; cheapest, best and quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17th and Far nam. U 530 WALL PAPER cleaner. C. Meddlemlst. 'I'nonc ISO?, iavo orders at i&iu t arnam. Rooms cleaned, 11 and up. U W3 019 A NICE healthy baby girl for adoption at 1469 So, 17th street, Omann. U-M2f) Ol WE RENT sewing machines for 75 cents per week, we repair and sell ncodlos nnd parts for every machine manufactured. 'Phone ltwa. Neb. Cycle Co., 16 A Hnrney. Hranch Olllces: 612 N. 21th, South Omaha; 'phone 2173. 334 Hroadwoy, Council muffs, U-S74 021 RUPTURE permanently cured in 30 to 0) days. Send for' circular. ' O. S. Wood. M, l)., D2l New York Lir Hldg., Omnhn, Neb. U-681 .015 MISS HARRIETT FRANCES HECKER- Volce culture. 1910 Capitol ave. U-M23 05 ELITE PARLORS, 615 So. 16th St., 2d floor. U It3 U25 "SMOKE IF YOU LIKE." And when you smoke you'll like It better If you BinoKP tne PRINCE OF OMAHA. an unexcelled 60 unlon-mado cigar. AVholc- sales at ;r, per i.wo. W. F. STOECKER CIGAR CO. 11 M4I9 03 RUPTURE CURED without the knife. Em pire Rupturo Cure. 932 N. Y. Life Uldg. X7-551 MME. AMES. 317'.4 N. 15. flat E. baths. SATIN-SKIN Cream nourishes nwny wrink les, niemisues; gives lovciy satin SKin. zoc. U-M507 ! A LADY wishes to see that gentleman that got 110111 or nor cape, lotn and Dodge, when tho Salvation Army was there on September 23. in tho evening. Address It 60, lire. U M65S ! GRAMOPHONES .Mild supplies, wholesale nnu retail, uoiuns I'inno uo wn noug ' las, ' U MC03 ADV. calendars. Rtirkley Ptg. Co. u .Aiu97 jam PRIVATE hospital, before ami during con finement; babies ndoptrd. 26 Grant st. Mrs. Gardels. U-911 HEST for you because best made. Sntln- Skln cream nnd Powder, c. lTe Is proof. U-MSS7 2 JIOXEY TO I,OA.N-UEAI, F.STATU. 6 AND 6V4 Per' cent loahc'' Wi II. Tliomas, First Nutlonal Ua'nk building. Tel. 1618. W-94S LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western Iowa farms at 6 per cent; borrowers ran pay 11W or any multiple; any In tm en date; 110 delay. Urcnnan-Love Co., '309 So, 13th St., Omaha, Neb. ' W-950 WANTED, city loans", bdnds arid warrants, George & Company, 1601 Farnam street. , W-947 WANTED,- city loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam street. W.-r918 WANTED, city and'farm loans; also bond and warrants. R. C. Peters & Co., 17(4 Farnam St., Uee Uldg. W 949 tyi TO S P'. C money. Bemls; Paxton Blk, ,.; ' .a- W-931 JOO.000 SPECIAL fund; loans 1500 up; lowest rates, uarvin urua., iw r arnam, W-932 J300, 1400, 1500 PRIVATE money to loan; 1, 2, a or 6 years. W. L. Selby, Hoard of Trado Uldg. W 953 SEE HENRY U. PAYNE, 601-2 N. Y. Life. W-189 MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real estate Urcnnan-Lovo Co., 309 South Uth. W-954 W. U. MEIKLE, 401 S. 18th St., loans money on residence property 'at 6 per cent. W- .6 PRIVATE money. Bherwood, 937 N. Y. L. W 955 PRIVATE monoy. F. D. Wcad, 1524 Douglas. W-937 4W AND 5 PER CENT-R. C. Patterson. 810 New York Life. W-M1J9 021 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS JN SUMS OF 110, 115, 120, -125, 130. 135, H0, 150, 175. 1100, 20o. 25". 1300. ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS, ETC. Also to SALARIED PEO PLE on their plain note at rates which honest people can nfford to pay. The prop erty to remain undisturbed In your pos session. You get' tho money tho Home day you ask for It and the transaction Is held In strictest confidence. Ofllce hours, H a. m, to. 6 p. m. Wudncsday and Baturday evenings until 8 o'clock. RELIAULE CREDIT COMPANY. Room 308, Third- Floor, l'axton Hlock. MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, Jaw clry; also to salaried people without secur ity; cheap rates; easy -payments; business: confidential. Foley Loan Co., successors to Duff Green, R. 8, Barker Ulk. Est. 1SS9. X-M6C3 LARGEST BUSINESS In LOANS TO 8ALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team tets, boarding houses, etc., without se curlty; easiest terms; 40 ofllces ll prlncl- Sal cities. Tolman, . 440 Hoard of Trade Idg. X-9i LOANS ON SALARIES. FURNITURE, live .stock, etc. Quick service and lowest rates guaranteed. J, W. TAYLOE, 633 (top floor) Paxton block, northeast corner 16th and Farnam; entrance on 16th street. X-&C0 MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried people; business confidential; lowest rates. bit raxton uiock. ino j. a. ituiton uu. X-964 M-O-N-E-Y-T-O-L-OA-N-O-N Furniture and Pianos. Horses, Wagons and Carriages. Also on SALARIES. You get tho monoy on tdiort notice. You receive the full amount In cash, You may keep It one month or more, You pay for only what time you keep It. Our rates aro as low as the lowest. Our business Is eonlldontlal. Our motto Is, "Try to please." OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 119 Hourd of Trado Hldg., Tel. 2295. (Established 1892.) J6 S. 16th St. X-100 MONEY loaned on planoB, furniture, low. elry, horses, cowb, etc. C. F, Reed, 319 S. 13, X 901 Hll.SI.VESS CHANCES. TELL me what you have to sell, Tell me what you want to buy. If 1 do not find you a deal You may say I never try. J. H. Johnson, 811 N. Y. Life. 'Phone L 2270. Tho real estate and businers chanc man. YM6I0 RANCH to lease; 1,000 acres, all fenced and -ross-fenced, 230 acres under CMUIvntlon. tin. ibn ImituA I ii ri'.i linrn, pWj uka and yards; good grass, plenly of running water, 700-acrn pasture; on South !oup, six miles from St. Paul, Neb.; rent for term of years. Address E. M. Chadwlrk, St. Paul, Neb. Y-M272 Oi Ill ISES. CHANCES. STATE rights fur sale, patent Just lsued; demand now ahead of supply; chann- m life- time; write nt once. Safetv Hoof Shield Co . HI Elm St , New York. Y-M334 02 PHOTOGRAPH gallery to rent, In gnd location. Address bdx 221, David City, Neb. Y-MI.0 3 FOR SALE, good bakery, doing Al bul ne.. Address C. C. Wolf. 611 Court st , Beatrice, NM). Y-M107 Ot FURNITURE of 7-room flat, completely equ pped; has roomers; nne location; good reason for selling a bargain. J. H. Johnson. N. Y. Life. 'Phono L-2270. Y-M432 FURNITURE of S-room house. iTslrablv located for roomers. Itdy going away, for salo cheap. Good opportunity. J. n. Johnson, N. Y. Life. Y-M432 FURNITURE of 15-robm modem flat, com pletely equipped, line location, full tlrst class roomers and boarders; parties leav ing city, a bargain. 'Phono I.-2270. J. II. Johnson, N. Y. Life. Y-M4J2 FURNITURE of H-room, well equipped, finely located flat; 1210 monthly Income, roomers and boarders: furnace heat, rent IV, I ady ndvanced In years going east to reside. No reasonable, offer rejected. Her loss, your gain. J, H. Johnson, N. Y. Life. Y-M132 FOR SALE On account of the Infirmities of old age. the secondhand business of John Eusden nt Columbus, Neb. Will .sell stock nnd building or sell the stock and rent the building. Address. Hecher, HocUenberger A Chambers, Columbus. Neb. Y-M3M-0-3 FOR HALE HKAI. ESTATE. HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also fire Insurance. Uemls, Paxton blk. HE-166 SEE HENRYB. PAYNE, 601-2 7v Y. Ufa". RE-973 HOUSES and lots , In alt parts ot. :'.:;; also acre property nnd farm lands. Tho '1. F. Davl Co., Room 562 Uee Uulldlng. RE-:4l HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; nlo aero property and farm lands. Tho O. F. Davis Co., Room 652 Uee Building. RE-974 CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Farnam St, RE-971 FARMS. C. F. HARRISON, 913 N. Y. Life. RE-663 O 8 GREAT BARGAIN CUMING ST. For a few duys I offer 22x150 on Cuming St., with one-story frame building, nt tho extraordinary low tlguro of 1760. Rented for IS ond with some repairs would bring 115. Sultablo for laundry, grocery, shop, small factory or could be changed to resilience. See me nt once. GEORGE O. WALLACE, Hrown Ulock. RE-187- TEU THRKE-ONE-FOUR. HARRISON." niC-342 N5 RANCH and farm lands for sale by tho Union Pacific Railroad company. H. A, McAllaster, land commissioner, Union Pa cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE-972 7-ROOM, all modern houe. 3520 Dodge St. CLARKE fOWELL. 'Phono 921. New York Life. RE-S73 FOR SALE, fruit and garden place and grocery store; seven acres, part In choice gropes, plums and other fruit; a splendid business location; barn, Ice house, sheds, well, cistern, etc.; ono mllo out of town on main road, Inqulro at 335 Broadway, Council Bluffs, la RE-M1I5 FOR SALE, 72 acres, or 272 ncres, within two miles of Hastings, Neb.; well Im proved; would take ns part pay residence In Cou.icll Uluffs or 20 to 10 acres close up or a cheap grass farm. Address Box 672, Hastings, Neb. RE 51209 Ol ."COTTAGES, 4 rooms, city water. In tine repair, near Hanscom Park, 1760 each. Small cash payment, 815.0) per month.. Modern house. North 18th street, 8 rooms, 12,0i 0. 6-room cottnge, J1.200, easy terms. 5-room cottage, good repair, 11,100. An acre of fruit,- 6 room and bam; call and let me tell you about it; 12,000. 3'.J ncres, house ami barn.- 4ust the placa for chickens and ducka. $6"). GEO. E. 'GIIUiONi 1600 Farnam St. Telepnone 241T. RE-650 2 FAIIMS FOR S-'A LR.' ' G00 ACRES Improved, not fftr from South Omaha. 320 Improved, Sarpy county. 640 ncres near South Omaha; no Improve ments. 172 ncres, well Improved, 23 miles from Omaha. 274 ncres well improved, 9 miles northwest fromOmaha. 190 acres, ito-mlles west of Omaha; fair Im provements. 35S acres Improved, 20 miles northwest of Omaha. 700 acres twenty miles from Omaha. 210 ncres, 12 miles from Lincoln. SO ncres. line, smooth farm, 6 miles from Lincoln. 10) acres, 12 miles from Lincoln; good stock farm, 40 acres, 5 miles front Omnha city limits; all varieties of fruit, nnd Improved farms farther out from 110 to 123 tier aero; unim proved land from 12 to 14 per acre. LYMAN WATERMAN, 0J BEE BLDO. RE-M596 3 FOR HALE REAL ESTATE. 8 600 Three line lots nenr the growing town of Dundee; on Cuming street. Best bargain there. t M0 Five-room cottage, near 26th nnd Patrick avenue. Easy payments. 11,000 Large two-story house, with five rooms finished off; full lot; tlno trees; ImprovementH worth morn than price nsked; near Davenport 1 I,.,. .. . . . .. 11,200 Ten-room house near 33d and Web ster streets; isim casn, balance monthly. 12.600 Tract of land equivalent to seven lots, wun six-room cottage, neor 26th nnd Hneneer streets. $3,600 Two-story double dwelling; renta for nu per moniu; near zsu nnu Capitol nvenuu. WYMAN, SHRIVER CO., New York Llfo Building. RE-M5S5 2 FARMS FOR It K.N T. 400 ACRES near Gretna, Sarpy county jjuii ureeu, room s, uaruer oiock. Ota MEDICAL. DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leading specialist in diseases of women in Omaha, would call tho 'attention of suffering auies io nis uuHurpasseq accommoda tions before, and during confinement, mid his treatment far irregularities, nn mm. ter what cause. Call or address, with stamp, ur. fries, iou uougo St., omnha, Neb. - M-M562 NUOKTIIANI) AMI TYPUWIHTI.NO, A- C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life. 319 UOYLES' College, court rcportor principal, Beo Uldg. -930 NEB, Business & Shorthand College, Boyd Theater. ?81 GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 16th & Doug OSTEOPATHY. JOHNSON Institute. 615 N. Y. L. Hldg. Tel. itxri. Alice jonnson, v. u., lauies- uept.; Gld E. Johnson, Osteoputhlst, Mgr. 976 DONOHUE, Osteopath, Paxton Blk. Tel. 136; -977 DR. MUS1CK, Douglas Block. -311 DR. T. HUNT, suite 512 McCngue bldg. Tel. 2352. . 760 PATENTS. WILL BUY any good Invention or patent. Address Lock Uox 760, Dvs Motnos, la. -9S6 HAVE cash for good patent or Invention. Address P. O. Box 85, Omaha, Neb. 184 N7 PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat ing; all bustr.esa contldentlat, 1301 Douglas -987 LAUNDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars, 2c; cuffs, 4s. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel, 647. . -581 STAMMERING AMI STLTTKIIIXG. CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramgo n:d. 031 SPANISH LESSONS, SPANISH lessons. 43S S. 21th St. SoO o-G' Mt SIC. PROFESSOR Charles Petersen, piano In struction ami voice training, nniun method. Roundness nnd carrying power of tone guaranteed. 513 W. of W. Bldg. -2V3-0-2S ii(iokii:i:imn(!. LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc., day or even ing. 11 in Lam, .Nut. uatiK, u, 11. Hathbun. . 3V9 STOVES. WE carry the biggest line of stoves lit city. Buy of us. Prices right. Enter prise Furniture Co., 102-4 S. Uth. Tel. 229J. -Mo7l 031 llOILEll .MAKERS. OMAHA Boiler Works, steam boilers, tanks ittncks, etc. Tel. 1359. 12lli and Izard Sts. -9S3 CARPENTERS AND JOINEllS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, rotli and Lake Sts. -370 MIRROR FACTORY. Damaged looking glasses rcsllvered, 705 N 16. .i F tilt NIT I'll 11 REPAIRING. TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St. -Jli Tltl'.NK FACTtMtY. TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit ruses. Trunks repuircu. uiu. lrunu i-uciory, i-jv l'tirnnm. 471 012 TAILORING. LADIES' gnrments clenned, altered, re paired reiiBunable, Max Fugel, 127 Fat nam, -M221 U2i NICKEL PLATING. STOVES, lamps, etc., replating. Omaha Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel. 2635. -953 LOST. PAIR of white silk tights. Return to Mur ray hotel and get reward. Iost M."A9 2 LOST, pair cold spectacles, blfocle lens. Return to Ben ofllce Council Bluffs and get reward. Lost-MtM 2 LOST, Mondav. pearl crescent pin. Under rewarded liberally, lio No. 23d St. Lost-r-Mfi04 3' POSTOFI'ICE NOTICE. (Qlinnlil h, rend DAILY bv nil Interested. as changes may occur at any lime.) Foreign mans lor me ween enuuig jc- in,11 ...111 ln llnllTl.V 111 ,t,um U. Ilj ..... v.wfc- a..v.,. .... all cases) ai iiiu geiienu iioioiucu us mi- lows; I'arcem puni. iiuiim tujci- iiiiu imiui earlier than closing tlmo shown below. itn.nl. ,., tiinllu ftir rteritmliv clnue .-it 6 p. m. Moiidny and Wednesday. Regular md supplementary malls close nt foreign branch half hour later than closing time shown below. Trimsnt Imit lo Mails. WEDNESDAY-At 6:3o a. m. for EUROPE, T s. s, Philadelphia, via Southampton; nt 8:30 a. tn. (BUppleinentuty 10 a. in.) for IRELAND, per s, s. Germanic, via queenstown (mail for other parts of Europe must be directed "tier s. s. Ger manic"); at 10 n. m. for BELGIUM direct, per s. s. Frleslatid (mall must be directed "per s. s. Friesland"). TIH'HSDAY At 6:30 11. m. for EUROPE, per s. s. Deutscliland. via Plymouth. Cherbourg loid Hamburg (mall for Franco must be directed "per s. s. Ueutschland"); at 7 a. ni. for FRANCE, SWITZER LAND. ITALY. SPAIN, PORTUGAL. TURKEY, EGYPT. GREECE. BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MARQUE., per s, s. La Champagne, via Havre (mall for other parts of Europe must bo directed "per s. s. La ChampiiHile"). SATURDAY At 7:30 n. 111, (supplementary 9 n. m.) for EUROPE, per b. s. Cam pania, via QueeiiBtown; at 7:30 a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct, per s. s. Rotter dam (mall must be directed "per s. s. Rotterdam"); at 8 it. ni. for ITALY, per s. s. Trave, via Nnples (mall must be directed "per s. s. Trnve"); nt 9:W) a. m. for SCOTLAND direct, per s. . Ethiopia (mall must be directed "per s. s. Ethio pia") PRINTED MATTER, "ETC. -This steamer iikes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany only. The samo class of mall matter fur other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship un less specially directed by It. After the closing of the Supplementary Trana-A Mantle Malls named above, addi tional supplementary malts arc opened 011 the piers of the Amerlcnr. English, French and German steamers and remain open until within Ten Minutes of the hour ot sailing of steamer. Molls for South and Central Anirrlcn, Went Indies. Kte. WEDNESDAY-At 9:30 n. m. for INAGUA nml HAITI, per h. s. Mount Vernon; nt 12 m. for CUBA, YUCATAN, CAMPECI1E. TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per s. s. Es pcrnuza (mail for other ports of Mexico must be directed "per H. s. Esperanzn") ; nt 12:30 p. m. (supplementary 1 p. tn.) for ST. THOMAS. ST. CROIX, LEEWARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS, also BRIT ISH, DUTCH and FRENCH G I I ANA, per s, s. Rornlmu; nt 11 p, m. for JA MAICA, per s. s. Admiral Schley, from t'liliaiieipma, THUHSDAY-At 10 a. m. for HAITI, per s. k. Prlns William IV (mall for Curacno, Venezuela, Trinidad, British and Dutch Guiana, mist bo directed "per s. a. Prim William IV"); at 12 m. for SANTIAGO, er 8. h. Ydun, nt 11 v. m. for NEW FOUNDLAND, per s. s. Comm. from Philadelphia. FRIDAY-At 12 m. for MEXICO, per . s. Matanzas, via Tamplro (mall must bo directed "per s. b. Matanzus" I. SATURDAY -At 6 a. m. for BRAZIL, per s. s. Hevellus (mall for Northern Brazil, Argentine. Uruguay nnd Paraguay must bo directed "per s. s. Hevellus"). at 6:30 n. m. for ARGENTINE. URUGUAY mid i-AiiAui-fli, per s. b. (panning; nt u n, ni, (supplementary 9:30 n. m.) for PORTO RICO (via San Juan), CURACAO nnd N1LLA and CART1IAOENA. per b. h. . Altai (mnll for Costa Rica must bo directed "per s. s. Altai"); nt 9:30 . m. BARACOA, per H. s. Ollnda (ordinary mall only, which must bo directed "per s. s. Ollnda"); at 12:30 p. m. (nupplrmen- inrv 1 p. tn.) tor TURKS ISLAND and DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. peV a. ! !-. ll.k,;.:i ,,l.l4,IV.,l,1' . (SJ I'l'mcntary 1 :) Cherokee; 11 1 1 i). in. ( p. m.) for BERMUDA. per s. h. Pretoria. Mnlls for Nowfoundland by rail to North Sydney, and thenco by steamer, close at this olllco dally ot 6:30 p. ni. (connecting close here every Monday. Wednesday and Saturday). Malls for Mlquolon. by rail to Boston, and thenco by steamer, close nt this olllco dally at 0:30 p. m. Mails for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Flu., mid thence by atcamer, close at this ofllce dally ot "0 n tn. (tho connecting olosoi are (.11 Monday. Wednesday and Satur day 1 Mulls for Mexico City, overland, imlesr specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, close at this olllco dully at 1-30 p. m. ond 11 p. m. Malls 'or Costa Rica. Belize. Pi-erto Cortez and Guatemala, by mil to New Orleans, and thence by steamer, closo at this ofllco dally nt t,30 p. m. (connecting closes hero Mondays for Bfllzc, Puerto Cortez nnd Guatemala nnd Tuesdays for Cos,a Rica). "Rois tered mail close at 6 p. m. previous day Truimiiiiclllo Mull, Malls for Hawaii, Japan. China and Philip pine Islands via Hun Francisco closo luTe dully at 6:30 p. ni, up to September 20, Ili'liiKlve, for dispatch per s. h. Peru. llnltu frf Chlnn Ifit.u,, ,tn ' ,"?.r''u,l'-,a' ,.'" s, s. j'niladelphla (mall for Savanllla and Carthagenn must bo directed "per s. s. Philadelphia"): at 9:30 a. in. (lupplementnry 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA hava. IHiimiicinciiiury juim n. m.) for HAITI and SANTA MARTA. per s. b. Andes; nt 10 a. m. for CUBA, per h, s. Mexico, via Havnna; at 12:30 p. m. for MATANZAS. CAIHARIEN. NIJEV1TAH f: miaiiI ,,,,.... .... w....... ..'.., ta.iiuiiirr close here dally at 6-30 p. m up to Oc tober "1, Inclusive, for dispatch per s, . Empress of India (registered mall must bo directed "via Vancouver"). Mall, ex- ' ,.,.,, 1,, tun, 1 ,, nir- wurdttl vU Canada, for tho U. S. Postal I'OSTOFFIt -IS NOTIl P.. Agent M Shanghai, il '?es at CM p m. previous diy Malls for China and Japan. la Tomnm close here diillj at 6.,V i in up to (Vt ber Inrluslvr, for (llsimtch per s s Bracmnr Mallo for Hnnall lu Pan I'ratii 's. n coe .hire dsllj it r.jti p. ni. up to Otobcr "7. Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s Al.imeMi. Molls for China and Japan, via Seattle, rlosc here dally at 6.30 i. in. up to Octo ber 9, Inrluslvr. for dispatch per s s Unga Maru (registered mall mut be directed "via Seattle") Mails for Hawaii, Chine. Japan and Phl'lti pines tin ilan Francisco close hero dally nt 0.30 p. m. up t6 October "10. Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s Coptic. Mills for Tahiti and Marquesas tl,iml v!n San Francisco clcse hero dull) nt 6 3' p. in. up lo Oclobr "12, Inclu-lw. for dispatch per s. s. Australia. Malls for Australia (except West Atistrtlta wh eh sos Ma Europe, ami New Zealand, which goeJ via San Francisco), and FIJI Islnnds via Vancouver close hero dally at 6:30 p. 111 after September "is nrd up to Oitobcr 12. Inclusive, for dlsnitch per s. s. Aornugl (supplcnientary mills via Seattiu and Victoria) close at 6.3) p m Oitobcr "13. Malls foe Aiinfmlln ev.. . 4......i,n which Is tot warded -lu Europe), New -.eaiaiMi, 1 iji, Samoa and Hawaii via San 1-rniiclsco close here dally tit 6:30 p. m. after October "13 and tip to October "19, Inclusive, or on arrival of s. s. Etrurl.-i. due at New York October "19, for dis patch per s. s. S.inoma. Transpacific malls ore forwarded to port of sailing dally and the schedule of cits lug Is arranged 011 the presumption of !",v'' , "I'l'iterruptcd overland tranlt. 'Rpglterd mall closes at 6 p. 111. pre vious d y. ' C?1!.?i:,u'9 VA'V roTT- Bostmnstcr. Postotllce. New York. N. Y Sept. 27. UM .o i;iijn:vr notu t:s .r,, ,nm., weiuiicr .ii. iwi, ami tneii opened, for consti iictlng the follow lug litllullnn Inehntli,.. t.) .. .. I. ...... , .... .. . ..... ,r. y , 11,1, ,,, 11, ,i,',itiiip, tun, electric u-lrliur- Ml iitfntir.i. .... i. i,T .1111, ev, ill 1-11 mi II. ltlll- sas. Hlddets will state In their bid the time In which they will complete the work. ..u l ...Ill e.. 1 : 1.1 (in 11, ui- ,,111 ii.iiii kii nil I'll! 1 II II I I llliniliri ,1- tlou In the award. Full information and blank forms of proposal furnished on ap plication to this olllco. Plans and specifi cations may bo seen here: also tn ofllco of Depot Quartermaster at Chicago, St. Louis and Omnha. United States reserves the right to accept or reject any or nil pro posals 01 any part thereof. Envelopes to be endorsed, "Proposals for Public Build ings," and addressed to Captain D. K. Mc Carthy, Q. M. S30 01-2-3.21-25 PROPOSALS for Fresh Vegetables-Office Chief Commlssiry. Omaha. Nebraska. September 50, 1!H. Sealed proposal". In triplicate, will be received here until 11 o'clock a. m . October 9, 1901, nnd 'hen opened publicly for furnishing and delivery of such quantities of potatoes and onions ns may be required by the Subsistence De partment of Forts Crook. Niobrara, Robin son and nt the Omnha Depot. Neb. Pro posits will nlso be received and opened by the commissaries at Forts Robinson nml Niobrara until 10 o'clock 11. 111., mountain standard time, October 9, 1901, each port commissary receiving proposals for his own post only. The right Is reserved to reject any or all proposals In whole or In part Information as to conditions of contnet will be furnished 011 application to this, ofllcc. or to any of tho above mentioned olllces. D. Ii. WILSON. Lieutenant Colonel 25th Infantry, Acting Chief Commissary. S3") dlt 07-S JAILWAV TIME CARD. BURLINGTON STATION' KITH &. MASON BnrlliiKtoii A' Missouri Valley. Leave. Nebrnskft Express a 8:40 am Wymoro, Beatrice nnd Lincoln a 8:40 am Denver Limited a 4:25 pm Black HHIs 'and Pugct Sound. Denver Con nection a 9:00 pm Lincoln Fast Mall 1 3:00 pm Fort Crook and Plntts mouth b 3:20 pm Hellevuo & Pacific Jet.. a 7:40 pm Bellevue & Pacific Jet.. a 3:10 am Arrive a 7:35 pm bll:35 nm a 3:00 pm n 6:15 am a 9:17 am bll:03 am a 8:20 am Kansas City, St. Joseph Conucll IllnfTs. Kansas City Day Ex..., a 9:20 am Kansas Cltv Night Ex..nl0:30 pm St. Louis Flyer a 5:10 pm n (1:05 pm a 6:15 am all:15 am CliieiiKO. BnrlliiKtoii A uln icy. Chicago Special n 7:00 am olO 20 pm Chicago Vostibllled fix. .a 4:00 pm 11 7:43 nm Chicago Local a 9:30 am n 4:03 pin Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm 11 7:45 am Fast Mall 11 2.45 pm a Dally, b Dully except Sunday. UNION' STATION lOTIt AM) MARCY. Colon I'licltlo. Leave. Arrive Overland Limited o 8:20 am a 7:30 pm l-.ist Ainu " "in 11 a vat pm .M.lll itllii 1,,," ..,....... 1 1 ji Colorado Special all:3.'. pm n 6:60 am T l.nn.a,.nm.l.,l,n V V ll A . 1.14,1ft J..UII.UII1-. I I UIIIOl" 111 h T, ,1( ,'i.,UU fill Pacific Atlantic Ex. ..a 4:23 pm a 6:50 am Grand Island Local b 5:30 pm b 9:35 urn Olillllill A St. I.otila. St. Louis "Cannon Balf'a 6:15 pm a 8:20 am Kansas City and Qulncy Local a 7:25 am a 9:00 pm Illinois Central. Chicago Express a 7:00 am a 5:10 pm Chicago, Minneapolis & St. Paul Limited a 7:45 pm a 8-05 am Minneapolis St. Paul Express b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm Fort Dodge Local, from Council Bluffs a 6:00 nm Missouri I'nclrtc. St. Louis Express al0:00 am n 6:25 pm K. C. & St. L. Express.. al0:60 pm a 6:13 ani Clilcnuo. Mllwnukeu .t St, I'nni. Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a 8:05 am Chicago & Omaha Ex...b '.:15 am b 3:40 pm n Dally, b Dally except Sunday. AViiliiish. St. Louis "Cannon Ball" Express a 5:16 pm a 8:20 am Clilcnuo, Hock lalunil A Pacific. EAST. Dos Moines and Daven port Local a 7:25 am a 9:33 pm Cnlcugo Express bll;15nm a 4:56 pm Des Moines Local a 4:20 pm bil:50 am Chicago Fat Express.. a 6:00 pin a 1:23 pm Des Moines, Rock Island uud Chicago a 7:10 pm a 8:10 am WEST. Lincoln. Colo. Springs. Denver. Pueblo and Webt a. 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm voiorauo, wmuiiuinii u,m Texas Flyer a 6:20 pm a 9:60 urn CIiIuuk" A ;.'ortlielern. Chicago Speclul a 7:00 um Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm Eastern Express nl0:65 am Fnstern Sncuial a 4:55 nm all:30 pm n 8:40 am a 4:o6 pm a 4:00 pm a 2:45 jim Fast Mall... omaha-Clilcago I, t u. . .a , :4o pm Fast Mall a 8:30 am Cedar RupIdH Passenger Twin City Express a 6:65 am Twin City Limited u 7:63 pm Sioux City Local a 8:00 am a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, it s.v) am n 6:30 pm iiin''4 u h:15 nm u j.m pm WHIISTUIl DEPOT-mTH A WEBSTER Fremont, EILIiorit A- Mlssnnrl Vnlle Leave. Arrlvo. Tllnnt, llllltt l1,lnH ,,ini,n (iiiin, " Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 5;00 pin Wvninliu' C.li,lier nnd DoulaM .d 3;0D .-m o 6:00 pm Dustings, iotk, iJaviu City, Superior, aeneva. Exeter and Soward....b 3 CO pm b 5;00 pm VnrenlU I.lnrnln nnd Fremont b 7:30 im 1)10:25 am Fremont i.ocai c i.m um .Mlsaoiirl I'oelllc. vA,...u.. r ,w.nl Via .icuiunm, .,w.,, Weeping Wat-ir b 4:10 pm al0:25 am Clilcngo, St. i ani, .uiiinciipolls Oiniibn, Twin City Passenger.... a 6:00 am a 9.10 p KtmiY Cltv Pnsseliirer. . .a 2:4f, nm nll.lDn m am Emerson Local b 6:30 pm b 8:30 am r-l., I. fl.ill.. A,Ar, Ol,wl,i, ,. n j i. ',; , v ,i .jMt..ij. v. U((- day only d Dally except Saturday, e Dally OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER master. I-.irt Leavenworth, Kansas, Sep tember 2,. 19)1 -Sealed proposals, 111 tripli cate, will be received bete until II a. ni.. band barrackb. one aitlllerv bariiicKH, one artillery stable, one artillery gun shed, one nrtlllcry guard lious,. sfiop, etc. one bachelor olllcers' quarters (2t sets), fourteen double sets 'Icilleliants' qu.it'tcrs, additions to mid alterations in one barrack holding 43, and repairs to porches of barracks 46, SCHOOL BUILDINGS CROWDED Supplj cf Cbi!ctre Oristlj Exceeds Set:s Capcitj. HALT-DAY SESSIONS RELIEVE PRESSURE Erpptlim of Apartment Houses nml Ollirr I'lii'tors Shift Solum! Popu lation of Onmliii In Ent linrrnssliiK lleuree. There are several bundled more children ii iho Omnha schools thnn tho luitlil ltic;s v.1'1 acconimoilate and the members of the Board of Education are forced to make some pro vision for the accommodation of these pu plU. At the Park and Saratoga schools the firm grades have been divided and the rhll drrn are allowed tn attend school only half a seslon each uay At the I-ako school and several other buildings many of tho rooms aro filled be )oud their capacity and relief must l.o af forded at once. The ncliool population has shifted to audi a degice from year to year Unit the members of the board aro tiuwill ing to erect permanent additions to school buildings until they know whether the in creased attendance In the crowded districts will be portiidtifiit. The) ('nine I'riim the l'lnl. The greatest Increase In ntteudaure Is In scliooi districts where flats and apartment buildings are springing up. Some of the outlying schools have vacant rooms, but It Is Impossible to transfer entire grades from otio district to anotiier and the removal of anything lew than mi entire grade would not relieve thu situation. It is probable that tho Eckermun school building, which bus not been In use Mncp the cstahllsiitneiit of the consolidated Heals school, will bo moved to tho Park kite. This l a two-room frame building which enn be made suitable for school put poses by a slight expenditure for repairs. No vacant store buildings ran bo had In (hp vicinity of Park tchinil nnd tho members of tho board teel that an annex must bo provided A hull will probably bo ecured to accom modate tho kindergarten at Saratoga school, Seliinil I'liiMllntlnn Slilfln. "Other cities have the same trouble In providing for tho shifting school popula tion," said .Superintendent Pearso. "Mil waukee, Katisas City and other western cities have been forced lo erect movable annexes, lloslun mid other large cities la tho east have tho same perplexing prob lem to face. Sonio years tho erection Of a large number ot apartment houses or (lata in a certain district Increases the school population to such a degree Hint all our plans aro upset and an nnnox Is a neces sity nt once. "There rc half a doren schools In the renter of the city which have grown to such a degree Hint permanent additions must bo erected. Such schools as Kellom. Lake. Farnam and Central aro located In thickly populated districts, whero It Is unsoniible to suppose tho Increaso In popu lation will bo steady. Thero Is no rrftom at Centrnl school for an addition. Con sequently nnothcr building must bo pro vided to accommodate tho Increuso In that district. At the other schools named there Is plenty of ground for additions and within a year or two additional rooms must be built." A reoort from Sunt. .1. C. nliirk llnfnrm school, Pruntytown, W. Vn., Oct. IS, 1900; "After trying nil other advertised rough medicines we have decided lo use Folpy'H Honey nnd Tar exclusively In thn West Virginia Reform school. I find It tho most effective nnd absolutely harmless." Seasonable Fashions S9.18 Woman. Klmona, 32, 36 and 40 Butt. Woman's Kimona. No, 3938 -Tho looso Hewing kimona Is a recognized and do served favorite of womankind. It Is pic turcrquo at the same time that It la com fortubln, geucrilly becoming at thn same, tlmo thnt it Is a negllgeo In every senso of the word. Tho original, from which thu drawing was mnde, Is of white India wnsh silk to match; hut Japanese crepe, simple, cotton cicpe, cashmeru, flnniicl, lliinnclntte, colon velour and tlceco lined albatross are all ('(limlly appropriate, which Is best de pending upon tho uso to which-tho garment Is tn bo put. Silk and till Duo materials aro charming when It Is to become a lounging robe worn lu tho boudoir or bedroom, flan nels and tho like aro better wcn It Is to servo as a hath rnbo. Tho yoke,, cut without seam, fits smoothly scrota tbo shoulders but tho main portion Is nriaiiKCd In gathers aud Joined to Its lower edge. Tho MleevcH aro nmplo and In bell shape, Tho front aud nock elges are finished with double bands that are turned over to form tho collar, but the lower edgo and sleeves uro simply faced, To cut this kimona for n woman of me dium rl7o 0 yards of material 21 Inches wide, yards 27 inches, wide, C'4 yards 32 Inchr wide, or 4 yards 44 Inches wide will bo required, with 3 yards for bands. Tho pattern 3938 Is cut In three sizes: email, 32-luch; medium, 36-Inch, and large, 40-Inch bust meaaure. For -he accommodation of The Bee read era these patterns, which usually retail at from 20 'o 50 'tents, will be furnished at a nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all expense in order to get any pattern en closo 10 rents, glvo number and name of pattern wanted tnd bust measure. Allow kbout ten days from dato of your letter before beginning to look for tho pnttern. Adlrcis, Pattern Uepiirtuvut, Omaha lit.