Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt SATUBDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1001.
11
SPECIAL NOTICES
A4verleemeata for these colatttna
will be take until 13 m. for the
edltleu and oalll 8:30 p. aa.
far tuaralaa- and lundar calttnn.
ate, 1 l-2o a word Brat lafrtna,
la a ward tharaaMrr. Nothing taUra
far laaa thaa 0o for the ftrat laacr
tlaa. These aaertlaeaaeata aaaat he
M eoaseeallvalp.
Advertisers, ay reqaeslaa- a
hcrrd check, eaa have anavrera ad
drraaad to a a a at be re letter la eara
f The Dae. Aaawara aa addraaaad will
ha aellvrrea ea areaeatatlea ml thm
ehaek ealr.
WASTED SITUATION.
tVANTED, position by first-class experi
enced clothliiK and general dry gouda
salesman, capable ot managing business;
relorcnccs lu minimi. K 19, Bee.
A Ml CO 3
FIRST-CLASS drcssmnkcrj will sew In
family; reasonable. K 40, Bee,
A MVt) t'
WA.Vl'UIJ-MAI.H 1IHLI.
WANTED, a good man In every county to
tako subscriptions for The Twentieth
Century l tinner. Our agents mai.e guou
wages eveiy where, ltelereiiecs required,
Adurt-ss Twentieth Century Farmer,
Omulia, Neb. B tiia
WANTED, a first-class watchmaker and
engraver; good salary; reference reiulred.
A. Mandeluerg, leuulng Jeweler, lOili and
Farnum sts, ii M
THE IUBDON Iron works. Han Francisco,
offer excellent Inducements to skilled me
chanics at their new works covering 40
acres on water lront of city; specially re
aulro bollerinakers. pattcrnmuKcrs, ship
smiths, ulso machine blacksmiths capublo
of handling worn with steam hammer;
13. to per day for ten hours; lure refunded
in short period ror satisfactory service:
steady employment. Olllce, Ueulo und
Howard Bis, bull Francisco. U MiWONj
tNE competent bookbinder, Omaha I'ubllc
Liurary, mn unu nurney. u .ujji -t
WANTED. 20 brlckmasons. Wlekham
Bros., Council Bluffs. B-M9I7N :
F1HST-CI.ASS Gordon prpssfecder, com
potent to mako ready; good wages. Do
Long tho l'rlntcr, Council Bluffs, la.
B-M15I 3
GOOD messengers wanted. Increased pay,
A. D. T. Co., 211! So. 13th. JJ-iUOl
WANTED, an experienced coatmakcr; will
pay good wages. Address A. Dlttburner,
Newman drove, ncu. ji ants a
noon nm.iteur viola, 'cello, bass, trom
bone, drums, Iluto nnd reed players
wanted for concert orcnestra under direc
tion nf Dr. Charles liuetens. Address O,
L. Peterson, secretary, South Onmhu,
Neb. is Miit 3"
TAILOR wanted at once; coatmakcr, one
who will mako punts and vests occasion
ally preferred. Address Sowter, Krd
Cloud, Neb. B-M177 3
sr. rnn a iiAr.v.nAY's wohk.
If you live In the country or In u small
town and have a good acquaintance
among tho farmers' nnd stock raisers In
tho neighborhood, you can nuiKo nvo uoi
lnrs easily by four or Hve hours' work
Write us and we will send ynu our propo
sition. The uco j'Ubllsuing Co., uoucitora-
uep i., uniunu, jseu. u aui-s
WANTED, man, upright character, to man
ngc buslneas of old established house,
solid llnunclal standing; salary $18 per
week by check direct from headquarters;
expenso money advanced each week.
Standard House, 374 Cnxton bldg., Chi
cago. B-M198 2
WANTED, a hustler, to travel In portion of
Nebraska; young man over 21 preferred;
salury nnd expenses; advertising; self
addressed envelope for reply. Sec'y Lang
ton, 202 Pontlac, Chicago. B-M193 2
WANTED, young men to learn tho barber
trade, can earn scholarship If desired;
eight weeks completes; tools presented;
wages Saturdays; two years' apprentice
ship saved by our method of constant
practice, expert Instruction, lectures, etc.;
positions positively guaranteed each
Kraduuta; call or wrlto for catalogue.
Molcr Uarber College, 1623 Farnum st.
B-M191 7
SALESMEN WANTED.
BALESMEN, by long established manufac
turer of flavoring extracts, spices, baking
powder; give fully your experience; we
offer exceptional opportunity and salary.
Box 817, Chicago, 111. 199 3
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED, 200 girls. 1524 Dodge. Tel. 876.
C-955
50 GIRLS, all klnda work. Canadian office.
C-956
GOOD paying position to an cnergctto lady
In ench town; also lady traveling to rep
resent us. Thyroid-Lymph Co., 504 Ilea
bldg. C-957
COMPETENT girl for general housework.
airs. i. a. nan, z:io snerman Ave.
C-693
WANTED, competent cook; good wages,
Apply Mrs. T. J. Rogers, 1120 Park Ave,
C-C91
WANTED, two young lady students to
learn halrdrcsslng. ninnlcurlnK and chi
ropody and scientific massage. Call or
write, Room 220, ueo mug. c-ous
NURSES' training school. Pueblo, Colo.
threo montlis courso; uipiom.is; opens
iNovcmoer id, write. c mctt N15
COOK wanted. 2214 London Court.
C-950 1
WANTED, housekeeper lu small family.
Auuress j. vc, jjco. j MJ4S
3IRL wanted for general housework. Apply
10 hits. iiexunuer u. vjuariiou, .Miami
st.
C-M16I 3
WANTED, flrst-class womnn cook. Cudhy
C-M203 2
WANTED, ladles to loam halrdresalng,
manicuring or maFBage; four weeks com
pletes; tools presented, diplomas grnntcd
ami poHiiuniH mmrunioon wuun conilieteiit
v;ii or wro aioier .onege, iua l-'ariinin
at. C M193 7
FOll RENT HOUSES.
BEE HENRY U. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE,
D-93S
,
TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage
wo., oiuco uui rarnam, or tel. iku-sj.
D-9j9
HOUSES, stores. Rcmls, Pnxton block.
D-W0
HOUSES, etc. F. D, Weud, 1521 Douglas.
D-961
HOUSES and Hats. Klngwalt, Uarkor Ulk,
, L 'JU2
HOUSES for rent In nil parts ot tho city
Ur4nmtn-Love Co., 3yj South 13th street.
uwa
DESIRABLE dwvlllnp, 10 rooms, modern,
gus, bath, furnacn, laundry, excellent re
pair, good location, 2002 North ISth tit
AVny to uarvin uros., iwi rnriium St.
D-9GI
1204 MAPLE St.. 8 rooms 120.00
112 North '.'lith tit.. U rooms, modern. ... 30.00
D-l65
TEN-ROOM, modern. 516 S. 22d St. Ring
FOR RENT. 7-room house, cood barn, mod
em Improvements, 2563 Poppleton Ave
'Phone 2343. D-411
S21 S. 29TH AVE., now brick dwclllnc of
rooms, thoroughly moilern. ilrst.iliian I
tivery parilcular, $10. Garvin Bros., low
MODERN 7-room cottajre. 3013 Leavenworth
at. inquire jw-' ouu soiu, u M910 Na
DANDY 6-room cottage. USO N. 27th 8t.
D-M258 N12
I'OR 'RANT. 6 rooms, modern, with fur
nace. 218 South 35th nvminn. fit
t rooms, modarn, with furnace, barn and
nouumui suauca lawn, liuxiw feet. $30,
u- -1111 oi. Diniigvr, mi raxion diock
STEAM-HEATED apartment of 7 room
"The Normandle," Park Ive. und Paelile
St.; strictly tlrst-class and modern
throughout. 'Phone, 1781. Payne.Knox
k. v Mioa i
run RENT-IIOUBES.
FOlt KENT, brick house, 8 rooms, modern,
sis aa. can at an n. im. u aw
KOIt KENT, 4-roora cottage, 2900 Illondo
st., 3.t'J. inquire at Wi m. mn st.
MODE UN 4-r. flat. 1112 8. 11th.
D-M6I3
TWO modern houses, 8 rooms each, near
sun unu f arnam sts.; now Deing tuor
oughly overhauled. Kent, 125 per month
each.
OMAHA LOAN & TltUST CO., 16th and
JJOUglUB BIS. U I1M
6-ltOOM cottage, furnished, modern, con-
trai, io. Appiy itingwan uros,, uarKer
blk. D-MUWZ
DE3IUAULE MODEHN COTTAGE
AT 2X19 N, 1TH, 7 rooms, J20.
1'ottcr, Forgan & Haskell. Tel. 1920.
D-M163
FOB KENT. 4-room cottage, 2600 Ulondo
St., js.W. Inquire at Wl No. 19th tit.
D-514
10-UOOM strictly modern house, best loca
tion, 28th uml Jackson tits., (20. O. L.
Turklngton, M Bee. D MJ73
133. S. 31st., S-r 30.
Tel. 314. HAHHISON & MUHTON.
D-719 NB
FOll KENT, modern 9-room houso nt 5314
Florence boulevard. D MXJ3 r
-KOOM house und barn. I. J. Nichols,
2015 California, D-M938 6
CENTRAL, no equal, steam heat, all mod
ern 4-room Hat, Vroom flat, 7-room house.
Tlzard, 224 N. 24th. D-156 NM
10 ROOMS, modern except furnace. 974 N.
27th Ave., -2b.
rooms, city water, 1120 8. 19th st., 120.
JOHN W. UOUUlNti, 1SU2 FARNAM ST.
D 1W N3
MODERN 7-room Hat at 409 N. 2Sth St.
721 8. 37TII. nice G-room house, bath, gas,
furnace, easily heated, strictly modern.
Will Urowne, jr. D-1SS N30
MODERN 10-room brick, 607 N. 18Ui t,
30. inquire 842 8. 19th st, D-M193 4
FOR RENT, new 9-room cotUigc, strictly
modern, ccmcnicu Daseineni, euai iryiu,
one block from Farnum street car lino.
Bco owner northeast corner 10th and Ban
croft. D-M210 2
FOIt IH3.T rUHMSIIED ROOMS.
DEWEV European hotel. 13th and Fainam.
THE THURSTON. Cool, airy rooms.
E 970
i ROOMS, light housekeeping. 1112 8. 11th
st. E M971
Housekeeping rooms, 8. 2623 St.. Mary's.
E 3oU N 10
LAROE and small front rooms, all mod
ern. 115 South 20th. E-M14S C
TWO furnished rooms, U to J2.60 a week.
417 N. 19th. E-M171 3
FOR RENT, 2 furnished rooms, suitable
lor 4 stuuentu, is.uu per monm. jiu i;uv
cago. E Ib6
FOR RENT, 3 furnished rooms, strictly
modern, 12.50, 3.w. . min. js mi
VERY pleasant eaBt room.
2218 Cass St.
E-1S5 3
FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOARD.
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport st.
F-971
OLENCAIRN.translcnt 11.23 day. 1609 Doug,
r 912
NICE homo for young men. 108 S. 25th st.
609 S. 25TH AVE., for gentlemen.
F-M974
NICE largo room. 411 N. 25th.
F-M310
THE ROSE, 2020 Harney, rooms, good
board. d MstH rx is
STEAM-HEATED rooms, with or without
board. Midland hotel, l&m ana unicngo
StS. i' M3US- N17
THE PRATT, nice room with hot twatcr
heat, ziz h. tn at. triss
FRONT room and alcovo with board. T574
Harney. ir 9CC N3
FURNISHED rooms with board In private
ramuy, moocrn conveniences, prices rea
sonablo; one room suitable for two sen
tlemen. 2622 Davenport st. F 936 4
FOR RENT, furnished rooms, with board,
in private family steam neat. 214 n. rsa.
F-M209 4
ROOM and board, modorn, best of refer
ences. D16 Is. 23d. t M206 4
FOR RENT, lnrgo furnished front room,
witn ooara; furnace neat, lva uouge.
F M192 3
FOll RENT UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
DESK room stiace. $3 rjer month, cround
noor room in une uco ouuaing, racing
Farnam street; no expense for light, heat
or janitor service, it. c. peters & Co.,
rental agents, ueo Duuaing. u nu
THREE unfurnished light housekeeping-
rooms, modern except neat, cneap. z-jh
IS. 26tn. U MTl
TWO unfurnished rooms for light houcn-
Kccping ana one largo rront room. Bis
N. 19th. G-M212 3
THREE rooms, with bath; only those with
iirst-ciass references need apply, ox, a.
13th.
u .
-M202 S
ROARDINQ.
TABLE board, $3.60 per week. 1922 Call-
lornij. st. 11 AiL-u a-
FOll HUNT STORES AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT, store In llrst-claBs location;
rent reasonaoic. A;ipiy 11. u. rctcrn a
Co., ground lloor, Uco bldg. 1 2C6
FOR RENT, oinco with vnult and part
first noor or uu u'i iiuor. itit-iv Jiarney
st. Midland Gluss and Pulnt Co., 1110
Harnoy at. 1976
FOR RENT, tho building formerly occu
pied uy -rno uco ui yio f arnam at. 11 nas
four stories and a basement which was
formerly used as Tho Bee press room.
This will be rented very reasonably, if
Interested apply at once to C. C. Rose
water, secretary, room 100, Bee building.
1-261
BRICK store, 105 S. 14th St, 22x92; rent. $50.
1 ai a
AGENTS WANTED,
AGENTS wanted; our great sot of Christ-
inns uookb now ready; uesi aim new cot
books for children; colored pictures; low
est prices: bust sellers ever known; uguuta
Belling trum 12 to 2a books per duy. Also
Uto of Wllllum MuKlnloy and complete
utoty of his ussusslnution, including itvos
of Lincoln and Garfield and stories of
their assassination; about 600 extru largo
imgcu; blggeBt, best book; superbly Illus
trated; lowest price; haudsoma und valu
able premium: 75 per cent to agents; onu
book free with each ten ordered; freight
paid; credit given; no experience neces
sary; outfit free; sell tho best book;
muKo tho most monoy; we give the most
liberal treatment; all orders shipped ouy
they are received; wo own tho largest
binderies und are the only publishers
shipping books promptly. Henry Nell, 323
Deurborn t., Chicago, III. J-M678 N7
WANTED, canvuuslni; neent8 In every
county to solicit subscriptions for THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER and
tho NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE
STOCK and COMPLETE STOCK DOC
TOR. This splendid book contains 1.400
Imperial octavo pages, 800 oblect-teachtng
engravings ami is tne amy uook on live
stock ever published minuted to the every
day, practical money-saving use of every
farmer nnd Btock owner. Steady employ-
ini.Mii witn assureu goou income. Agents
111 the country with horse nnd buui:v es
pecially desired. Canvassers make easily
$60 to $100 per month. Address Century
Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Bee building,
miiuiiu, j ia
COUNTRi canvassers can make good
money tuklne subscrhittrms to Tho Tu-nn.
tleth Century Farmer ns a side line. Ref
erences required. Address Beo Publishing
iu., uniujin, Feu, J til.
MEMORIAL life of McKlnley, four lan
guages, 650 pages, 100 halftones. $1.60: free
outfit. W. A. Hlxenbaugh & Co., 600
vv ura uiucjt, umaua, J 977
AOENT9 WANTED.
AQENT8 wanted for new publications;
prospectus, etc., free. Ocorgo Uarrle &
eon, wis wainut hi., rnuaueipnm.
J-SI2S1 Janl2
30 PEANUT vending machines, well lo
cated; pay from $W to $180 per month;
agents wanted. Iowa Vending Mnchlno
Co., Humboldt, la. J-M6SI N23'
AGENTS, $300 a month; new patent nrtlcln
sells to an mercnants. c. King, winasar
notci, luin ami jucason sis., umuim.
J-M170 3
AGENT'S outfit free; credit given for sell
ing the finest set or instructive, cnirnnin
Incr Christmas books, eraded for children
of nil ages, nt tho lowest prices ever
known; 50-ccnt book containing beautiful
Illustrated noem af Lord's Praver. only
12H cents; $1 book 25 cents. $1.50 book 50
cents, oook ,ri ccnis; nperni commis
sion to agents, Ferguson, 3619 Fifth st.,
cincinnnti, u. j aizw a-
EVERY ngent who has , sold McKlnlcy
Doo ks tor nny nouse write for someining
nice, free! other sood neents Included.
The Walker Publishing Co.. 134 Vm
nuren st., cnicago, 111. jMVJi 3'
WANTED TO RENT.
A FAMILY of three wants to rent a nicely
furnished houso or 7 or 8 rooms, witn
furnace nnd modern Improvements; best
ot reierencea iurnisnca. if. i-'. nee.
K-M204 3
STOIIAOE.
PACIFIC Stornne and Warehouse Co.. 912-
914 Jones, general storage and forwarding.
U3U
OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511ft Farn. Tcls. 1559-863.
a is
STORAGE, low rates. Derlght, 1119 Far
nam bt. viv
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED, to buy or rent, 40 to 160 acres
in uougian or oarpy county, unresa
K 47, Deo. N-M173 7
WANTED, vault door 26x66 or 7 feet; must
00 gooa nnu cneap; state price ana Kind.
Address O. W. Gardnor, Gcrlng, Neb.
N-M163 2
INSURANCE policies purchased Call on
or wrlto the Putnam Co., 604-5 N. Y. Lifo
uunuing, umnnn. in juw
BARBER shop, In good town, or position
i).v 11 nrst-cinsa Darner, cnarics Mccomo,
iiinir, iicn. in mzui 4
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel.
2V.U hew ana scconananu, Dougnt, soia,
exenanged. uvai
FOll SALE-HOUSES, WAGONS, ETC.
FOR SALE, a nlco draft horse, true, gentle,
nroKu uoudic, pounds; ut Mouncius
music house, lUi Jbroadwuy, whero the
organ stands upon tno ouuuing.
P-M215 4
SEE Harry Frost for hand-mado vehicles.
iio uous goou worx. mil ana ieuven-
wortn. I' 193
FOll SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
2DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam.
VI 9SJ
SAFES, standard makes, sold, rented, 111 8 13
EDISON & Columbia talking machines
and records. Omaha Blcycla Co., 16th
unu unicugo. y y$j
FIR Umbers for housemovers, etc., 40 to
11 iu, cnuumi tiuu nun tence. wi uoug-
ius. y vja
CHOICE lot of milch cows for sale cheap.
a. 1. wumpoen, ait center st. 14 a(
600 OVERCOATS, bargains. Marowitz, 418
in. ioin. w
CADET coat, good as new; will fit boy 13
or 11 yeurs 01a. Auurcss 11 oa, isue.
41-M5S6,
BUGGIES, phaetons, surreys, wagons, bl-
uib now, seconu-nanu oar-
gains. x rcuncKson, letn and Dodge.
T-M903 N7
PHAETON, steel and rubber tires.
Buggies, open and top.
6 family carriages.
1 6-pass, carriage.
1 Victoria ahd 1 Rockawoy.
1 hacK und 2 broughams.
1 depot wagon,
tiecoud-hana harness also.
DRUMMOND CARRIAGE CO..
18th and Harney.
Q-M829
LARGEST stock of latest combination
gruphophoncs, records and supplies. Coma
and see them. Frcderlckson. loth nnd
uoago sts. (4622 N21
FOR SALE, ladleB' Rambler wheel, for $10,
iu duvu winter a niuruge. uaii iuoo ueor-
giu avc. y w&
GASOLINE lamp that will give perfect
satisfaction; new genorator; one match
will light It; costs no more to run It thun
small kerosene lamp; put out on ono
week's trial free. Bicycles at reduced
prices, jouis f lescner, wu cap. ave.
'iciepnono ait. M s66 N2
Al HORSE and phaeton, cheap. Inquire
1318 Farnam or li23 Dodge. QM9I5
PATENT medicine at cut prices. Sherman
t Aicuonnen urug uo., cor. icth and
jjoage, Q-M172
FOR SALE, fixtures, counters, shelves,
etc.. very cneap. Apply early Saturday
jjiuuiiuB mw ijuuveuwurin st.
Q-M211 3
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 819 N. 16th.
0 990
MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist, 315 8.
ism. H-991
PERSONAL.
DR. ROY. chiropodist: corns and sunerfiu.
"ra nuir iciuuveu uy electricity, it. 12,
Fronzcr block. U 992
RUPTURE CURED without tho knlfo. Em
pire uupiuro uuro, vm in. 1. li:u bldg.
U 99J
MME. SMITH.baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor. R 2.
u an nj
VIAVA, woman's way to health; rational,
wiiuieBuiuu jiuiuu ireuiment, aia ueo isiug, 1
u wi
OMAHA Accordion Pltg. Co., 1624 Douglas.
u wo
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best and
HtncKetn. .airs. a. u. AtarK, inn ana f ar
nam. u 99U
ADV. calendars.
Burkley Ptg. Co
M597 Janl
HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and chiro
pody, for ladles only, in connection with
tiio uaincry, .iu-l-ju iseo .uiug. U 2S5
CHIROPODY a specialty. In connection
wnn t ne uainery, rooms 210-220 ueo uidg.
Tel. 1716. U-543
RUPTURE permanently cured In 30 to 00
unya; senu ior ciruuiur. u. . wood, M,
D., 621 Now York Llfo Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
U
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NU11SRS
A number of young ladles wanted Immedi
ately to take a courso of training. For
iiurucuiurB aauress fremom Hospital,
Fremont, Neb, U M590 N19
SHAMPOOING nnd hair dressing. 23c. In
connection with Tho Bathcry, 216-220 Bee
uunuing, lui, jut). U 661
GO A-W-A-A-Y B-A-A-CIC AND SIT
uunn,
But before you start get a
PRINCE OF OMAHA.
Then you'll enjoy yourself. Union made.
$37 per 1,000 wholesale: 60 straight retail.
U-850 N2
MU8ICAI Iady piano teacher will receive
pupiia, uu ceniB u leauon; tnorougn In-
piiuuiiuii, Auuri-aa IV uee omce.
U-165 4
GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesalo
unu retun. 1.0111ns riano uo,, ivii uoug-
PRIVATE hospital, before and durlnz con.
flnernent: babies adopted. 2306 Grant St.
Airs, uaraeis. u 998
PRIVATE home for ladles before and dur
ing confinement; babies adopted. 2620
uurucue ot. iurs, uurgeu uvw N9'
MONEY TO LOAN HEAL ESTATE.
5 AND RU per cent loans. W. II. Thomas,
first national uanK ouuuing. xei. itis.
W-999
LOANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western
lown farms nt 6 per cent; borrowers can
pay $100 or any multiple; nny Interest
date! no delay. Brennan-Lovo Co., 309
South 13th St., Omaha, Neb. W-1000
WANTED, city loans, bonds nnd warrant
8.
Georgo & Company, 1601 Farnam street.
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas.
W 101
WANTED, city lonns and warrants. W. I
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Furnam street.
W 1U3
PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 937 N. Y. L.
1UJ
WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds
nnu warrants, it. u. retcrs & co., 1702
f arnam at., uee umg. w 101
4V4 TO 5 P. C. money. Bemls, Paxton Ulk.
W 10
I
$60,000 SPECIAL fund; loans $300 up; lowest
rates. Garvin Bros.. 1604 Farnum.
W 108
f.lV 1W, fWW A J.l 'I A A. IU (Vtlll, 4,
-nft tlVI tVtA TJIlftf ATI? inAhni, n In..... 1
z, a or 5 years, w, 1 oeioy, uonru or
xraoo uiug. w 107
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C01-2 N. Y. Life.
W-108
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate, urcnnan-iovu 10., suv woutn yjm.
W 109
W. B. MEIKLE, 401 S. 15th St.. loans monoy
on residence property at t per cent.
w 110
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON
Furniture nnd pianos.
Horses, wagons nnd carriages.
Also on SALARIES.
You net tho money 011 short notice.
You recetvo tho full umount In cash.
You may keen It ana month or more.
You pay for only what time you keep It.
uur rates arc as low us 1110 lowest.
Our business Is con! dentlal.
Our motto Is, "Try to Plcuse."
uiUAtiA aiun'iuAur; loan cu.,
119 Board of Trade Bldt:. Tel. 2295.
(Established M S. 16th St.
X 11 J
DON'T RUN, BUT HURRY1
Our rateB nro lowest on
SALARY LOANS
OR FURNITURE LOANS.
Tlmo right and fulr, square dealing by a
responsiDio company, ticuauie credit Co.,
room w, tniru noor, rujiuu uiock.
X-M203
MONEY loaned on plain nolo to salaried
people; uusiness conuuentiai; lowest rates.
014 ruxtou UIOCK. tho J. a, iiuttoii Co.
Jt 11s
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
BAliAinuu I'l'.ui'Jt;. tnerchants. team
sters, boarding houses, etc., without no-
curity; cusiest terms; w oiuccb in prin
cipal cities. Tolman, 410 Board of Trada
llldg. X 114
LOANS ON SALARIES. FURNITURE.
I1VO BIOCK, CIL. U1CK BLTV1CU UllU lOWCSt
rates guaranteed. J. W. TAVLUE, 6J3 (top
floor) ruxtun block, northeast corner itttn
and Farnam; entrunce ou 16th street.
x 115
MONEY loaned on furniture, llvo stock, lew-
eiry; uiso 10 saiariea pcopio wunoui sccur-
uy; cneap rates; euBy paymvnia; uubuums
conlldehtial. Foley J.oan Co., successors
to Jjuti urccn, it. 6, uurKcr ink. Est. isa
Jt 116
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, lew.
eiry, norses, cows, etc. 1. r . itceu, aiu a. is.
A. 117
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FLOUR mill for sale. Owing to death of
proprietor, ono or tho best equipped Hour
mnis in iowa, aomg a nno uubiiicsb, is
offered for sule. Address, P. O. Box 671,
Nowton, la. Y M3J1 N-15'
pcbi ciass trauo in town iu,iw, 4 01
Omaha;- eastern business requires owner's
attention: fixtures very best (new): furni
ture 01 1 rooms uuovo; at uurguin; part
Caen, ouiancu cusy. j. 11.-jonuson, in. x.
. .r.i .1 Y-Mg2
ADVERTISE successfully fdr mall order
pusincss; scna tor my uuvt-rtiser s pocKet
guide ot money molting lists of loading
unities, weeklies and montnilcs. tho Key
to tho best known mediums. Valuable,
and Interesting to beginners; sent tree,
Rudolph Guonther. newspaper and maga
zine advertising, IvS Fulton St., New YorK.
Postal cards nut answered.
Y 31785 N-S
FOR 8ALE A b......dld uractlco and ofllco
equipment, inciuuiug itanz jk-ruy ana
static macnino ana comp ete c ectr cai
outllt; snup for any physician und
miranm: cood field for n linmennnl Mr
surKcun: eoou neiu tor u noinco
practitioner. Address at pneo to Murco
iiozzaris, ucauwoou, a. u. xmvih 1
TO GET In or out of business call on Wil
liams, itoom 411, aiccugue uiug.
X JHUif M
FOR SALE, restaurant, easy terms; good
location, inquire uu in. zttn st., souin
umana. x aiisi
THE only $2 a day hotel In county soat
town 111 nortnwestcrn iowa, aomg nno
business, up-to-date, 62 rooms; must bo
aold to settle, estate; for sale cheap, or
trade for Iowa, eastern Nebraska or Min
nesota land at right price. For particulars
write to u. a. onuier, Atlantic, iu.
Y-M178 3
TO GET In or out of business call on' Wil
liams. Room 411. Mccuguo building.
Y-M167 30
GARLAND. Wvo.. presents a cood opening
tor u uanK; town is on tne uurungion s
now nno in tne isig norn dusui. i- or fur
ther Information address J. Francis, G.
r. A., uuruiigiuu ivuuie, uiauuu,
Y-M191 6
A GOOD opportunity for a 25-room hotel
KlUnliall XTml. , ., , V, ,1 llln.lnnlAtl'a
new llntt In the, North Platta valley. For
further Information address J, Francis,
u. p. a., uurungton Route, umaua.
Y-M193 C
FOll EXCHANGE.
GOOD Omaha property for western land;
mignt uuu somu casn. Aaarcss, iv 20, ueo.
z, IZO IN-D
WANT a buggy, will glvo a good trado lu
a tot uuxu'i, a diockb from car nno, ono
block from paved street. Address K 60,
nee. im a
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
ACRE LOT, GOOD 8-ROOM HOUSE and
purn, etc., signify, J. muo irom itatiscum
l'urg. i.aou.
8 ucrea, south ot Rusor's, $800.
4 ucrei, wu and ropfiiuton, $1,000,
Duvld C, Puttersou, 1023 Farnam.
RE-M817 N2
PLATTE VALLEY FARM.
480 acres, neur Kearney, well Impruved, un-
uur uucu, a.u. onmiier iruuis, uuuer irri
gation,
Patterson Alfalfa Land Co,, Omaha.
RE-MS18 N3
FOR SALE A bargain near Brownell Hall;
now, moucrn, 7-room nouso; intest open
nickel plumbing: porcelain bath tub: lull
60-ft. lot; owner hus Just been transferred
to auotner city and wisucb to sen at once.
j. ti. anerwooa. vji n. x. Life 11 dir.
KE-86S
RANCH nnd farm lands for salo by tho
union j'aciuc iiunroaa compuny. u. A,
jucAiiasier, land commissioner, union Pa-
cine iieuuquarters, umaua. Neo.
RE-llii
HOUSES and lots In all parts ot city; also
uciu prujieiiy uuu iiirin uinus. tiiq u. f ,
uavis uo., itoom ba.', uco Building.
-RE-119
FARMS. C. F. HARRISON. 913 N. Y. Life.
JS iSUl N-13'
I HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also
nro nisurunce. ucnus, i-axton uiock.
RE-120
FOR SALE Fruit and garden nlaco and
grocery Btoro; seven acres; part in cuoi:o
grapes, plums and other fruit: a splendid
uuBincna locuiiuu, ourn, ice nouse, sneua,
well, cistern, etc.; ono mllo out of town
on main road. Inquire at 335 Broadway,
rr.,,nnll Illntta In Tll- nr, C
FOR BALE 44 MRS tawroved farm north
01 viorence, Mar county line in wasn
lnKton county: haa some fruit trees and
Is model farm at great bargain. Chris
noyer, an ana wuming oib. ius-mtai
FOll SALE-HEAL ESTATE.
7-ROOM all modern house. 3520 Dodge St.
CLARKE 1'nWRI.I..
Phono 921. 420 New York Life.
RE-121
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam 8L
RE-122
SEVERAL good farms for salo In a good
iarmmg country, t or turtner particulars
write or call on II. L. Ludlum, Plalnvlew,
Neb. RE-M392
TEL. THREE-ONE-FOUR. HARRISON.
RE-312-aN-5
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601-2 N. Y. Life.
RE-123
IF YOU want one of tho nicest 8-room
homes In Hanscom Place, 1 will give you
a Imrgnln, Owner left city. Must sell.
J. H. Sherwood, 937
a. 1. iuo uiug.
RE-M153
COAL. LEAD AND 7.INP.
The coal, lead and zinc lands of central
Missouri are tho richest undeveloped mln-
e"i tonus in tno west, iney oner tno oest,
safest nnd most nrolltnble lnvoMtmenl. Wn
nuvo some line spccuiativo propositions, In
volvlng from 500 to 2.000 acres. A number
of 40-acro tracts may yet bo had for WJ
each. Ono railroad; others being built Now
is tno tunc to maxa an investment, lines
guaranteed perfect. Thcso lands nro nccesi
Ible from north, east nnd west. Addreys
1 nu ivnnsas a iiissouri invcsimcni nnu
Mining company (Incorporated), Ver;a Uoi,
Morgan county, Mo. RE MliC 4
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
IN A SPLENDID HOMED
On 8. 20th st., near Cnstcllar, largo 50-foot
tot, running ciear tnrougn to 20tn nvo;
ten lino rooms, conveniently arranged:
nltv u-nlA. . mnwnv. nln llm tlfltTQl. ta
WELL BUILT and wnrm, Is In lino repair
nnd convenient to NEW 24th street car
line; this property must bo sold nt once;
owner has been asking (3,500, but sayi
"take $2,500 and let her go." NOW IS
YOUR TIME.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
Main Floor N. Y. Life Illdg.
RE-M174 2
LOST.
LOST, a black pockctbook containing $135
in uniB two too urns, nnu J iv, n .u nnu o.
Finder will bo llbernlly rewarded by leav
ing samo at urcigmon Aicuicai concgo.
1. stout. tosi 1-
LOST, two letters written In Bohemian.
Finder nlcaso return to Tony Burcsh,
caro M. E. Smith's fuctory.
1.0BI-J11W 1-
LOST, bag containing money; finder please
return to Frank Alonigomory, ruouios
Store, und rccclvo reward. Lost M175 1
LOST, between Paxton block nnd Huy-
ucn s, spectacles in case, itcturn for ro-
wurti to uress goous counter, inompsou
& jueiuen s, i.ost taa -
GOLD brooch set with dlnmonds, rubles
and peariB, Between .(Otn una amrcy and
Muson. Return to W. O. W. olllce. Ho
ward. Lost 159 I
MEDICAL.
DR- 1rf,llE?' ,Jho acknowledged lending
specialist in diseases of women In Omaha
wouiu cuu tno attention of sintering
ladles to his unsurpassed accommodations
before and during confinement, und his
treatment for Irregularities, no matter
wnat cause, tun or uuurcss, witn mump,
Dr. Pries, Arlington, block. 1513 Dodge,
Omaha. 121
LADIES $500 reward falling to relievo case,
of abnormal sunprcsslon in 3U hours.
Prlco, $2. Dr. Mend Remedy Co., -112-17
yuincy st., unicngo, 111. i&'j
OSTEOPATHY.
' Vi jm J tiffin i?" V iji ,J?' , Tf:
il- -,yiK Hn"VintStiTi,;,':'-," ""V-'
i ......
A..niim-- n.. .v. .t--... dh. ,-,
I DONOHUE, OsteopathPaxton Blk Tol 1367
' , w "-b,
I 10l ""
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 16th & Doug
uj
a. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life,
131
BOYLE8' College, court reporter principal,
uee mag. 133
NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's
Tncater. 133
EXPRESS AND MOVIXCJ.
I BAGGAGE, express, moving. Hofl's Ex
Tel. 1717. M26S N-12
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED.
Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramgo Bldg.
139
PATENTS.
WILL BUY any good Invention or patent
Address, Lock Box 760, Des Moines, la.
13j
HAVE caah for good patent or Invention.
-4S4-N-7'
PATENTED nnd UNPATENTED INVEN
TIONS Dougnt and sold. i,ucaa & Co.,
Dt. iouia, .uu, nt a-
ELECTRIC UELTS.
ELECTRIC Belts and what they will do
Auaress 1: u. uox its, umana, inou.
-157
FOUND.
FOUND, near Y. M. C. A. entrance, pnlr
or spectacles; owner can at iseo umco
ror samo. f ounu mmi
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attenueu to, j. x. uenntrec, win
unu uiko bis. am
PAWNBROKERS.
RAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommod.it
mg; uu DusineuH conuuentiai. 1201 uougias
ia
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 2576 Harnoy.
ju INS-
FIRST-CLASS dressmaker at 1S1G Dodge.
20S 4
BOILER MAKERS.
OMAHA Boiler Works, steam boilers, tanks,
stacKs, etc. 'iei, iju. i.'tn anu izaru Hts,
-141
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Lnundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
zc; cuus, ic. nw jeuvenwortn. Tel. 517.
-143
BOOKKEEPING,
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc., day or even
ing, it. 10, worn, mil, uanH. u, u. itainbun
Frei Yourstlf
From erroneous Impressions
regarding dentistry and you
can be freo from aching, de
cayed and troublesome teeth.
Fillings, 60c up.
Bailey the Dentist
UHI Paxton Block,
Uth and Farnam Bta.
Lady attendant. Phone 10S3.
NICKEL PLATING.
STOVES, lamps, etc., replatlng. Omaha
l'iniiiig Co.. ueo mug, tci. ja.m. y.n
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln, 2111 Cuming 8t.
ui
TRUNK FACTORY.
TRUNKS, traveling bugs, suit cases; trunks
rupaireu, um. i runK f actory, ixvj f arnnm.
-144
PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Gertrude Cuscaden, 1C07 Doug. Phone 411
tllf-.-S.J
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice Is hereby given that bids will bo
received nt tho ofllco of Geo. D. Follnwr,
commissioner of public, lands and build
ings. Capitol building, Lincoln, Nebraska,
until 12 o'clock noon of tho 8th day of
November, 1901, for furnishing tho material
and performing tho labor necessary to re
build tho west wing of tho Hospital for
tne insane nt iNorroiK, iNcurasna.
Plans and specifications for tha same
may bo sect, at the office of tho commis
sioner of public lands and buildings, Lin
coln, Nebraska: nt the oltlco of Dr. Fred
erick Teal at tha Hospital for tho Insane,
Norfolk, Nebraska, and nt tho olllce of R.
w. urant. urcnitect, ucatrice, iNcurasKd.
Bids will be received for tho bulldlnu
comploto In accordance, with tho drawings
and specifications; also separata bids for
tho structural metal Installed In tho build
ing; also for all labor nnd material neces
sary to complete the building excepting tho
structural motni.
Bids mil'jt be scaled and nddrcssed to
the commissioner of public Innds and build
ings, Capitol building, Lincoln, Nebraska,
and all bids must bo designated on tho
cnvelopo, "Bid for material and labor for
rebuilding wing to tho Norfolk Hospital
ior insane.
The Bonrd of Public Lands nnd Build
ings reserves tho right to reject nny or
all bids and to wutvo any defects or
Irregularities.
Tho burning of tho Hospital for tho In
sane at Norfolk has created an emergency
uy reason ot wnicn 11 is mnuc necessary
to nt once rebuild the west wlnir of said
building. There nre no funds appropriated
In the treasury for such rebuilding and
all parties bidding thereon must do so with
tno understanding tnnt no monoy can uo
paid on any contract let thereunder until
an appropriation for that purpose has been
passed by tho legislature of the stato of
Nebraska. GEO. D. FOLLMKR.
Com, of Public Lands and Buildings.
Oct-27-d-10-t-ni
GOVERNMENT NOTICES,
PROPOSALS for Subslstcuco Stores Ofllco
Purchasing Commissary of Subsistence,
Omahu, Neb., October 25, 1901. Scaled pro
posals, subject to tho usual conditions, will
bo received at this olllce until 10 o'clock a.
lilts I'lliuci it aiTVAi tti. rfiiiv.il tiutu taiiv
pluco they will be publicly opened for fur-
v HTnoiMVifia A 1 (Ml 1 n hlnh tlnin it till
nisnuiK Huusisieiice mores us louowa;
T I r. ...... nntlntt a , , nMA,l nnnrfu
UllvUI), UUU,, vlllltlT. DUhdl, VHIIIIVlt nuwo,
etc Preference will bo given to articles of
domestic production. Blank proposals und
spcclllcntlons can be obtained at this olllco.
D. B. Wilson, Purchasing Commissary.
U.3 UilAcINf.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER.
Omaha, wen., uctoocr 2s, 1001. uenicu pro
posals, in triplicate, suujcct to tno usual
conditions, will be received at this ofllco
until 10 o'clock a. m.. central time. Novem
ber 28, 1901, for tho construction of u forago
storeiiouso at Fort Bin, u. t. fun infor
mation furnished upon application to thlu
olllce. or to tho nuartcrnuister. Fort Sill.
whero plans and speclllcntlons may bo
seen. Proposals to bo marked "Proposals
for Foraro Storchouso at Fort Hill. O. T.."
nnd addressed to tho undersigned. Major
JOHN W. PULLMAN, C. O. M.
OCt 30-31-1-2 Utld l!a-2S
POSTOFF1CE NOTICE.
(Should bo read DAILY by all Interested,
as enunges may occur ut nny ume.j
Forelirn malls 'for the week endlne No
vember 2. 1901. will closo (PROMPTLY In
all cases) at tho general postofllce as fol
lows: Parcels port malls closo ono hour
earlier than closing tlmo shown bolow.
Parcels post mails for Germany closo ut
D p. III. 4UUl.uu aiiu iicuiiv-uuji,
Regular and supplementary malls close
nt foreign branch half hour later than
closing llmo shown below (except ' that
supplementary malls for Europe and Cen
tral America, via Colon, closo ono hour
luter at foreign Drancn.;
Transatlantic Mails.
OAfnrtnr.AV A , con - vimrwiv
Of A J i.J-. . . . v.wv u , .... . , ui.iu, k-J .
per b. s. Campania, via Qucenstown; nt
7 a. m. for ITALY, per h. b. Aller, via
Naples (muu must uo uirccteu "per s. s.
Aller"): at 7:30 a. m. for NETHER
LANDS direct, per s, s. 1'otsdam (mall
mil at bn -directed "ner s. s. Potsdam'. :
at 9:30 a. m. for SCOTLAND direct, per
s. s. u urnessia (man must do uirccteu
"ner . s. Furnessla").
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers
and Samples for Germany only. Tho
same class of msil matter for other
parts of Europe will not be sent oy this
SHIP unless spcuiuuy uireciuu uy 11,
After elcslnir of tho Supplementary Trans.
atlantla Malls numed nbovo. additional
supplementary malls arc opened an tho
piers of tho American, English, French
and German steamers and remain open
until vlthln Ten Minutes of tho hour of
sailing of Bteamer.
Malta (or South und Central America
' Weat Indies, Etc.
SATURDAY At 8 a. m. for BERMUDA,
per s. s. xreionu; ui j u. 111. isuppiumuni
irv 9:30 a. m.) for PORTO RICO. CURA
CAO and VENEZUELA, pet s. 8. Phila
delphia (mall for Savanlll.a and Carta-
Sena must be directed "per s. H. Phlla
elphla"); at 9:10 a. in. (supplementary
10:30 a. m.) lor FORTUNE ISLAND, JA
MAICA, SA VANILLA and CARTAGENA,
per s. b. Ainu tmun ior uosia itica mu
be directed "nor s. s. Altai"): at 8:30 a. m
(supplementary 10:30 u. m.) for CAPE
HAITI. GONAIVES, JETIT GOAVE
ll?l,l.,ITn nn.l BAU1IA 11,11,11. ...... ..
uuiiuiiiiu u,u u.i A umiiiii, ,vi n. a.
Andes (mnll lor other parts of Haul mujt
Ue directed "per s. s. Andes ): at 10 a. m.
for GRENADA. TRINIDAD and C1UDAD
bolivar, per s. s. Murucas; at 10 a. m.
for CUBA, ner s. s. Mexico, via Havana:
at 10 a. m. for HAITI, per b. b. Prltts
Wllllum I (mall for Curacao, Venezuela,
British and Dutch Guiana must be di
rected "per 8. s. Prlns William 1"); nt
10:30 a. m for ARGENTINE. URUGUAY
nnd PARAGUAY, per s. s. Cavour: at
iz:so p. m. tor matanzas. caiuarien
NUE VITAS. GIBARA and BARACOA,
per u. b. Ollndn (ordinary mall only, which
must do directed "per s. u. unnija-j.
Malls, for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at
this olllce dally at C:3o p. m. (connecting
cioso nero every juonaay, Wednesday ana
saturuay. aiaus ior Miqueion, uy ran to
Boston, and thenca by steamer, closa at
this olllco dally at 6:30 p. m. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, FIa and
thence by steamer, close at this oltlco
dally, at "6 a, m. (tho connecting clo.-es
aro on Monday, WcdncBdny and Satur
day). Malls for Mexico City, overland,
unless specially addressed for cllsnatch by
steamer, closo at this olllce, dally ut 1:3J
p. m. nnu ji p. m. aians ior uosta itica,
llellzo Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by
rail to New Orleans, and thence by
steamer, close at this ofllco dally at "1:20
ft
). in, (connecting ciose nero .Monaaya for
tcuzc. I'uerto uoriez ana tiuntemaia una
Tuesdays for Costa Rica), Registered
man close at a p. m. previous aay.
Transpacific Mnlla.
Malls for Hawaii, via San Francisco, closo
nero uauy at bwij p. m, up to uctooer ss.
Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Alameda,
Malls for China and Japan, via Vancouver,
closo hero dally at 6:30, n. in. up to Oc
tober 29, inclusive, for dispatch per s. s,
umprcss oi japan (registered man mua
be directed "via Vancouver"). Mall. OX'
cept merchandise, which Cannot bo for
warded via Canada, for tho U. S. Postu
Agent ut Shanghai, closes at 6:30 p. in.
previous nay.
Malls for Hawaii. Janan. China and Phllln
plno Islands, via San Francisco, closo
here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to Novembr
"i, inclusive, for dispatcn per s. s. uaeuc
Malls for China and Japan, via Tacoma
close here dally ut 6:30 n. m. un to No
vember S, inclusive, for dispatch per
b, s, uiympia.
Malls for China nnd Japan, via Seattle,
cjobo nero aauy at v:m p, m. up to no
vember 6. Inclusive, for dlsuatch nc
s. a. ldzuml Muru (registered mall must
no directed "via Seattle").
Malls for Australia fexcent Went Australia
wh ch Is forward' d via Eurone). Now
Zealand, FIJI, Huinou'und lluwai., vlu Sun
Francisco, close here dally nt 6:30 n. m.
after October 19 and up to November
9. Inclusive, or on arrival of s. s. l.u-
canla. duo nt New York November M9, for
uispaicu per s. b. venturu.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia
which soes via Europe, and New Zen-
land, which eons via San Francisco) nnd
FIJI Islands, via Vancouver, closo here
, dally at 6:30 p. m. up to November "9,
Inclusive, for dispatch ner s. u. Warrl-
moo (supplementary malls, via Seattle
POH.TOFFICR NOTICE,
and Victoria), closo nt 6:30 p. in. Novem
ber lO (mall must bo directed "via Van
couver"). Malls forllawall, China, Jnpnn nnd Philip
pines, via an rrancisco. cioso nero dnny
nt 6;J0 p. m. up to November "ll, Inclu
sive, for dlsputch per s. s. Hong Kong
Maru.
Malls for Tahiti nnd Marquesas Islands,
via Hiui l-riincisco, cioso hero daily at
6:30 p. m. up to November 31. Inclusive,
for dispatch per s. s. Australia.
Transpacific malls are forwarded to port
oi-sniung unity nnu tne scucuuio or clos
ing Is arranged on tho presumption of
their uninterrupted ovcrlnnd trnimtt.
Reglstcred mall closes at 6 p. in. previous
uay.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
FostoHlco, New York. N. Y.. Oct, 25, 1901.
ANOTHER OPINjON OF PEARSE
What on Edncntlonnl Jnnrnnl Sntil
About Hint More Than Ttro
Ycnra Auto.
OMAHA, Oct. 31. To tho Editor of Tho
Dee: As our judgment ot Mr. Foarso may
bo warped by local conditions, I wlih to
respectfully call the attention of The nod
to tho opinion entertained elsewhero of the
$200 payment ho accepted from tha Ameri
can Book company. Tho enclosed Is from
the March, 1S99, Issue of the Educational
Forum, nn educational journal published In
Chicago:
Omaha. Neb.j A school director of
Omaha recently preferred wrltton charges
against members ot tho board and tho su
perintendent In connection with the adop
tion of books of the American Book com
pany. Tho board decided that It could not
safely lgnoro tho charges, and resolved to
have them Investigated. In order that an
Impartial jury might bo had It appointed an
Investigating committee from Its own num
ber. After hearing the evidence and set
ting the sworn testimony ot an ngent ot the
American Book company that ho had novor
bribed any member of tho board, this com
nilttco sat on the casa and brought In n
verdict exonerating themselves nnd all the
board beforo the world. During tho Investi
gation It was brought out that Superintend
ent Pcarso was paid $200 by tho American
Book company to wrlto n Nebraska state
prcfaco to their geographies. Ho thereupon
recommended tho adoption ot thcso books in
the schools ut a much higher price than tho
now Rand & McNnlly geogrnphlcs, which
mauy competent Judges pronounce tho best.
There, tuny bo those so pessimistic ns to
suggest that If Mr. I'earso wcro still In
Beatrlco his services In writing a Nebraska
preface, would not have commanded any such
figure, and that tho S200 was In roallty
money paid him for his Influenco In Intro
ducing tho books Into Omaha. But the
higher criticism of a moro generous age will
easily recognize lu this transaction tho ten
dency of tho times, on tho part of publish
ers, to seek In now Molds for literary talont
nnd reward It with bountiful hand. It pres.
nges a period when publishers will seo tun
great importance, to tho rising gencratkh.
of a special edition of each book, edited b
men whoso kuowlcdgo of the Biibjcct Ib onl),
eclipsed by their ability to bring tha school
public to properly appreciate and pay hand
somely tor their efforts and tho efforts ot
tho enterprising and magnanimous publish
ers." Respectfully, W. BURWELL.
INSURANCE AGENCY ETHICS
Life Umlcrwrltera Will Dlacnaa Em
ployment of "Strikers" at
Next Meeting.
The second of the monthly meetings ot the
Life Underwriters' Association of Nebraska
will bo held at the Her Orand hotel Monday
evening. At this meeting will bo discussed
the question of tho employment of "strik
ers ' and the practlco ot taking Dullness
from' brokers.
This question was precipitated at the last
meeting by ono Arm In the association,
which requested permission to withdraw
from tho agreement not to tako business
from certain persona. The Arm was re
quested to reconsider tho request and to
report Its determination at tho coming
meeting. It was then suggested that the
whole question bo thrown open for discus
sion and this suggestion prevailed.
One ot tho members snld: "It Is difficult
to distinguish between a 'striker' and a
person who, through friendly motives, turns
business In tho way of certain agents, and
I do not bellovo that the troublo can be
eradicated. Thcro Is no way of binding
members ot this association; and all we can
do will be to mako tho practlco as unpopu
lar as possible by adopting resolutions on
tho subject. If members do not Ilka to
abide by the resolutions It will bo Impos
sible to cocrco them, but few men will fly
In the faco of the sentiment of the ma
jority." Seasonable Fashions
1981 Boys Underwear
8 to 16 yn.
Boys' Undordrawers, No. S961 Well
made, well fitted underclothing Is es
sential to comfort as well as to tho ap
poarance. Boys' underdrawers mako no
exception to tho rule, for unless they are
smooth the trousers must take ugly
wrinkles. The model Illustrated la cureJ
fully shaped and cut. The original Is of
whlto Jean, but stockinette, flannel ami
cotton flannel are all used and all found
satisfactory.
Tho log portions nro long and aro loft
open for a fow Inches at tho lower edge,
whero tapes aro attached which hold them
In place, bj t can bo cut oft at kneo length
when desired. Tho yoke Is deeply pointed
at tho front, whero It closes with buttons,
and buttonholes, but is laced together at
the back, to allow ot regulating the size,
and Is applied over tho upper edgo ot the
drawers.
To cut theBe drawers for a boy ot 12
years of age 2'A yards of material 27 Inches
or 38 Inches wide will be required for full
length, V,i yards for knee length.
The pattern 3961 Is cut In sizes for boyi
of 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 years of age.
For 'ha accommodation of Tne Bee ra4
ra these patterns, which usually retail at
from tl 50 ienti, will be furnished at a
nominal price, 10 cents, which covera all
axpenie. in order to get any pattern fa
close 10 rants, give number and name of
pattern wanted nnd bust measure. Allow
about ten daya from date ot your latter
before beginning to look for the patten.
AdjreM, Pattern Department, Oaaba Bta.