THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1903.
SPECIAL NOTICES
will ke takes til 13 aa. far the
! edltloa aad !! sVSHI s. so.
fee savralag asd lnir e-dltloa.
Mates, 1 l-2e at ward a rat lascrtloa,
la a ward tkoroafter. Rotklaa; takea
far less tkaa too far tke Oral laser
tlaa. These advertUesaeata saast ka
Wmm eeaaecatlvely.
Advertisers, fcr rea.aestlasr naan
kered ckaak, cast kave aaawara ad.
dreeead ta a sakered letter Id rare
f Tka Br. Aaawara a addressed will
ka delivered aa p reseat talloa af tka
keok aalr.
SITUATIONS WASTED.
WANTEIWHjt young man of good address
ana experience, position i bookkeeper
bank preferred; good, reference. Address
UJ, Bee. A-M 826X
FOSITION. by experienced lady stenog
rapher. accurate In fig-urea; would like
managership of branch business for some
responsible firm. Address M 61, Hee,
A M748 z
MIDDLE-AO ED woman would like poaltlon
aa housekeeper for widower or widower'
family. Address O 2, Bee office.
A 823 10X
TEACHER wishes position a governess.
Addreaa O 4, Bee fifflm. A SOI li'rx
WASTED MALE HELP.
FALL TERM
NOW OPEN.
. DAT AND NIGHT.
gTUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANT TIME.
Boyles College
...NEtt YORK LIFE BLuO.
BUSINESS. SHORTHAND. TiPE WRIT
ING, ENGL18IL
Apply fur Catalogue.
3 22
WANTED, for United Btatea army, able
. bodied, unmarried men, between age of
1 21 and 86, cltlsens of United States, of
rood character and temperate habits, who
can speak, read and write English. For in-
formation apply to recruiting officer, ltth
end Dodge ate., Omaha, and Lincoln, Neb.
B M475
WAMLD. a tailor at Council BlufTa Steam
Dye Works 1014-1017 Weal Broadway,
Council BlufTa. B M723
WANTED, a man to work from our wiion.
C. F.
Adams A. Co.. 1619 Howard.
B M491
GOOD maaaengera wanted; first-class pay.
A. D. T. Co., 212 a 13th. B U9
WANTED Men to learn barber trade.
Comparatively no expense. Few weeks
completes. New method, practical ex
perience, expert Instructions that saves
fyr,-y" or write. Moler Barber Col
lage, 130$ Douglas Bt. B M 901 llx
WANTED, stenographer; good chnnce for
a bright young man to get ahead. Ad-
at (. Bee. B MS14 10
HUSTLER To distribute aamplea and col
leet; salary $18 weekly; expense advanced
Old house: good route; chance for ad
. rancement Enclose addressed envelope.
Advertising Dept., Star Building. Chi
cago. B M 834 9x
WASTED SALESMEN.
SALESMAN WANTED, to carry on com
mission a aide line about 2 aamplea of
. iiiuiuukiii; iiourni wesiern-maue snoes
, For Information addreaa O 2, Bee.
Mm io
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
100 Girl. CaU Canadian office. 15th ft Dodge.
WANTED Olrl for general housework.
. uos we osier bi. C M519
WANTED, alrl for general housework. 1808
niDMsr mi. C M519
servant GIRL wanted at once at 1112
. iu B-. C M57
WANTED, experienced girl for general
housework.- Mrs. Warren M. Rogers. ;708
Farnam., Apply W. M. Rogers, Lit Har
ney. c-&m
WANTED Liadiea to learn hairdressrng,
manicuring or facial masaage. Qualified
teachers, free clinic, diplomas, tools and
positions given. Busy season now. Call
or write. Moler College, Utrj Douglas St
' C M6j2 llx
GIRL for general house wprk; no washing
or children. Call at 820 N. 23d st.
. O MS01
WANTED Olrl for general housework.
Good wages. Two In family. References
required. Apply 11 South 34th Bfet.
C-SOS-e-x
EXPERIENCED girl for general house
work; four in family. Inquire 22H7 Dodge,
. C 806 Bx
YOUNG girl to aaslst at general housework.
Inquire at 127 8. 26th at. C MSOS 10
COMPETENT girl for general housework;
BO washing. 1310 8. 80th Ave. C SIS 10
GIRL for general housework,
street
1605 S S at
C 822 9
WANTED A good girl for general house
work; wagea 85 per week; no washing. En-
' auire in. zara st- C MU1 llx
FOR RENT HOCSES.
HO KPs ' Prtm of me pity. B,
w w. jreurs x
Co.. Bbe Bldg.
PAYNE-BOSTWICK CO., choice houses.
ul- New York Ufa Bldg. 'Phone 1016.
un
WB MOVE planoa. Mazgard Van At Stor.
age Co., TL liyi. Office, X7L1 Webster 8t
1 iJt
UAI ICCC In all parts of the city. The
UUUJLD o. F. Davis Co., 6u8 Bee BMg.
TO MOVB right get Omaha
Van Storaga
Co., office liuiVt i'aruuo, vr Tela lr-ao.
iJur-m.
I ZM
DE18IRABLB HOUSE WEST PART CITY
136 N. Stith ave., 11 rooma, modern In
every way. nrat ctasa conoitiou and oae
of tha beat locations In city. Price 16
per nionio. uaorga at t-o,, lout Famara at
FOR RENT A neat S-room houae. all mod
ern except furnace 11. C M. Bachmann,
UOUSES, insurance. Rlngwalt Barker Blk.
i J
FOR RENT 2564 Harney st.. deslrabls
modern house of f rooms In first-class re
pair, $35. Our via Bros., loVi Farnam st
i-Mlll
-ROOM, modern. 2713 Dewey ave.; 8J0.
D 745
One I and cne (-room cottage, large, beau
, tiful grounds; no furnace; $14 and I Li.
44 and 4210 rslcho.aa st. Key on prom
utva. xving wail criM., uaraer Clock.
D 111
.FOR RENT, No. M2J 8. 80th ave., 11 -room
brick, full cellar, cistern, oak floors and
' finish: furnace and all modern, lit beat
conaiuon.
No. lu.il Bo. 10th ar.. 10-room. complete
ana mmrrn, nnnai appointment and nn
un. inquire on premisea. 1 M121
FOR RENT, i-roora house, all modern. 612
M. ia st. Appiy at b"t s. x. uf I.Ms
1 TUV
FOR RENT, six-room cottage, modern ex
C-ept furnace. 2111 Cnlifornla St.. $J: five
room collate. ;'bo Blondo St., $9. Aply
at vut i wui uu ot L -M i
HOUSE for rent. 9 rooma. at r4th and
Harney. $35 per month. Inquire JZ Iaa'd.
t liar lee r. jones. i a j u
NINE-ROOM house, modern. .06 Murrey
ireei. u s
J0-R-. MODERN. 217 N. 17th ...tOM
9-r. modern bouse A barn, 959 N. 25th.. 10.00
10-r., modern, 1 -1 ls't.
8-r.. modern. Kit 8. th St !
S-r., modern, 1519 Lafsvette Ave 22.50
F. D. WEAD.
I
D-819 S
.1524 Douglas.
18'9 Howard. 4 room flat. $17.6; log Pacific,
1-rnom.v city aster, 41V5s; others, it ng
wall Bros.. Barker blk. I ma4
, L 1 1 I ' . 1 T-
FOR RENT FURNISH KD ROOMS.
NICELY furnished rooma Inquire "Omaha
eteern taiuulry. 17W Loavenwvi In- 'Hl...i.
A-1TU. E-w4
for rent rt RNiiir:n rooms.
DEWET European horel, 13th and Farnam.
ROTAL HOTEL. European, Kith CMn.
E 233
$1 no TO no per week. 422 8. 18th St., one
oiock soum or court nouse.
AETNA HOUSE. European. 13th ft Dodge.
NICE cool room, modem, very reasonable;
gentlemen preferred. 1415 IS. l.t.v
E 23
O. M. E. haula trunka.
Telephone C11
37
VIENNA HOTEL. 1011 Farnam; 'phone 57.
t.-MJi 1 1U
ROOMS. $1 W per week and up. State hotel.
1313 Douglas St. K aiwo II
NICE rooms, day or week.
1625 Howard.
E M008 15x
MODERN
avenue.
rooms, front. 2011
St. Mary's
E-161 27
LAROE. LIGHT. AIRY ROOMS.
$12 W) and up per month.
76e and up a day.
AT THE DELLONE,
14th St. and Capitol Ave.
Steam heated electric lia-hted private and
general baths all conveniences first-claaa
service.
Eat where vou please.
ROOM AT THE PELLONE
E 212 30X
FOR RENT. In private family, two large
ironi rooms, soutneast exposure, warm in
winter and cool In summer: within walk
ing dlstsnce hut convenient to three car
lines. 2204 Webster at. E 447 9x
NICELY furnished rooms. 190J Capitol ave.
IS M 62
UWO lanre - south
2f Harney.
front alcove rooms
E M M lx
Ft RSISHED ROOMS AXD BOARD.
CENTER HOTEL, European plan. 210 N.
litn. i-MiM u
BOARD end room, furnaoa.
26 8. 19th 8t
F-VJ 27X
THE ROSE, 2020 Harney; rooma and hoard.
aiso meal ticKeis. I u
FlIl.MTIRE PACKING.
PETERSON A
LUNDBERG.
116 So. 17th.
Tel. L-2368.
H 233
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT Bllding suitable for whole-
aale purposes at fib Farnam, 'JJxtO, four
stories and nrst-class cemented baaement,
elevator, fire and burglar proof vault.
office counter and fixtures. For price and
particulars enquire c c itoaewater, sec
retary the Bee Building Co., room loo. Bee
building. I Mem 7
FOR
RENT The building formerly oc
occu
pled by The Bee at l Farnam at. It
lta
lour atones and a basement, which was
formerly used a The Bee press room.
This will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at office of C. C. Rose-
water, secretary, room luO, Bee building.
I 2tl
THE spacious atore room on Farnam
street in the Bee building, formerly occu
pied by MacCartny Tailoring Co., to lease
on reasonable terms. Rent Includes Jan
itor service, electric light and heat. In
quire R. C. Peters 4V Co., ground floor.
Bee building. i
DESK ROOM for rent
634 Paxton block.
I M640
THREE-STORY and basement building Ik
wholesale district.
F. D. WE AD, 1524 DOUGLAS.
I-!0 8
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED Canvassing
bsS'on.tato. ?H
county to solicit su
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. I
Steady employment with assured good In
ATenW th'oulorS.
come.
and buggy especially desired. Canvassers
make easily 860 to $100 per month. Ad
dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau,
Bee building, umana. j
AGENTS eor the best; most popular
faucet filters made; easy sellers; good
prontv- xv crigoit, i&ranue, v. vo.
, . J-M784 12X
AGENTS for best, most popular faucet fil
ters mane: easy sellers; good pront. I . c.
1'lKott, Laramie. Wyo. J Mu54 12x
AGENTS WANTED. Manager In every
town over i.uui prpuiation; ray ii.uuo to
$5.0tX; references required, world's Fair
Guarantee Ass n., Rlalto Bldg., St. Ixinls.
J MS10 x
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED-By two young men, room and
board In private family; must be con
venient to car line; state rates. Will be
permanent If suited; not too far out. Ad
dress -M 3 Bee. K M530 x
WANTED TO BUT.
WILL PAY cash for 40 to 60 acres Vtthln 14
miles of Omaha. Address, K 62, Bee.
N-M241
WANTED To buy, close to Omaha, a few
acres of land. K as per Coal Co., 14th and
William eta. j mum t
WANTED A rood stock of groceries, not
to exceed $1,000. Addreaa, M 17, Bee.
Ng04 x
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
sf
FULL line of hard coal stoves now on aula.
Chicago Furniture to., iiiu uouge st.
O 142
FOR SALE HORSES, WAGONS, ETC.
TIRES set while you wait: first-class re
pair worn. M. r roet, Kin ana Leaven
worth. i
MONROE sells pleasure vehicles at 811
s at 811 N,
P-244,
gles; vtar-
16th Bt,
rOR SALE. 2 f.rst-rlaaa bus
ranted: a anao for aomeboav. (Jan at 'ujq
Leavenworth. P 246
OOOD MIIJC WAGON, coal wagon and
bucmr at a blx baraaln. A.
W. Johnson,
with Johri Deere Plow Co.
f J4S O.'X
WANTED Good team heavy horses; also
heavv double harness, at once. Mw
Knap;., 14th and Nk-holas. P MS15 9x
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE, thirty-three thousand four
bundrvu ana ninety-seven snares uoiu 11111
Mining Slock, ten cents a share If taken
quick. Inquire T. F. Van Lorn, Boaid
of Trade building. U-M457
FOR SALE. Bouthalck hay press and
power, cheap. A. it Read, council umirs.
la. li M tit
FOR SALE, oecondhand locomobile. In
tlrst-cliisa aha pc. at one-half price. Call
or addreaa. 1021 Farnam St. Q 2tf
TELEPHONE POLKS; long fir timber;
chicken fei.ee; oak piling. 9ul Louglaa.
U-24;
IRON and wire feneea. tree auarda trellises.
Wettteru Anchor Fence Co., Itib N. 17th St.
' I 244
CATAI.OOUE cut drug prices free. Sher
man A McConnell Drua to . Omaha.
J 249
AT SACRIFICE prics; one roll top quarter
sawed oak ditfk, two nat lop aek. ooua
case and other office furniture. Apply at
Psleren Lundburg a, 116 ttoutn 17th
St.. Tel.. L-235S. Q-M836 11
ICE for sale In car load lots.
Lincoln Ice Co., Lincoln, Kb.
Address
Q-M716
INDIAN goods and relics.
1119 Farnant.
W-200
2D1IAND eat cheap. Daright. Ill Farnam.
v -Jl
FOR SALE. Crane hydraulic elevator; can
l ued either oasaenaer or freight: com
plete. Iron guide posts, cage and wire en- I
Closure. J. t isranaeis at Bona u oas
FOR 8AI.E CHEAP, at Barker hotel.
Omaha, or C. W. Partridge, faxton tloc,
one Hale hydiauilo paeiwtiger elevator,
upriaht cylinder, case 6x5 let-t. 6 atorl.-s.
all In perfM-t runtime: order: KO Inside
door. 1 tnick. with frames. calug and
Hardware; UM ooara lugni ova stairs,
rherrv and oak Mantle. luO inside win
dows. 10".t 4-foot white pin lath, cleaned
and bundled, 2x4 stud tin, m.irbie wash
bowls, urinals, bath tuba, rinks, strain
lp and radiators, tr M754 12x
FOR SALE, a new 900-anr.pere, double-pol
solicit; never l,en used. Apply to or ad
- (treaa ' Superlulcudsnl Ba Building,
vi-m;.
Why Walk All
A WANT AD
FOR SALB MlSCELLANEOl.9.
FOR 8 ALE, col business. Capital required.
12.wo.0o. i n. aec. w
NEW and 2d hand typewriter. 1119 Farnam.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. CARRIE SMITH. SOVEREIGN
LADY QL't'li.'l of clairvoyants; every
thing told. p:ist present and futur Sat
isfaction or no pay. 8u7 N. 18th. 8 254
IMME. LUCRETIA, medium.
l?o Call for
8 HO B8x
nla.
MME. LUCRETIA, medium. 1709 Califor
nia. 8 M 830 OfcX
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT.
MME. SMITH, baths, US N. 15. 2d floor, r. 1
i iV(
PERSOKAL.
VIAVI, a wholesome nerve and tissue food
and home treatment for disorders of
women. Free booklet Vlavl Co., 843 Bee
Bldg. U 2u6
PRIVATE borne during confinement;
babies adopted. The Good Samaritan
Bunliariuru. 7 1st av.. Council Ulufla.
Ia. u is
MAGNET PILE
KILLER. IT
CURES.
V 26 .
At druggists, 11.
SURGEON-CHIROPODIST, (12 Bee bldg.
U 267
DP.. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu
ous hair removed by electricity. H. 2, and
3, 1506 Farnam sc. u a.
PRIVATE hospital before and during con
finement; best medical care and nursing,
Mr. L. Fisher, 15ul Vinton. Tel. 18S9.
WE RENT sewing machines at 75c pr
week, 12 per montn; we repair ana sen
nurti for everv machine manufactured:
secondhand machines, 85 to SI"; second
hand machines from $1 to lift. Heb. Cycle
Co., ISta and Harney. U Ml
OMAHA Dye Works. 1515 Howard, fashion
able cleaners, dresses, suits, cloaks, dra
peries, ruga, lace curtains; we dye carpets.
U mi m'J
PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladles before and
durina- connnement. ur. ana nars. lieriscn.
t&t California St. Terms reasonable.
DR. PRIES treats successfully all diseases
,nd Irregularities or women iroro, any
cause; experiencea ana rename. lau
Dodge St., Arlington block, Omaha.
u wi
8. BHONFELD. the antiquarian (estab
lished 1578, removea io an n. i. i-ije om.
PRIVATE hospital during confinement;
babies adopted. Mrs. uaraeia, lski.
Tel. Red-1884. U-2a
HAVE YOU visited the Standard Dress
Cutting College at 627 raxton oiock. cor.
1(!th and Farnam, Omaha? U MS32 C8
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam omitn ft CO., uw rarnam sireeu
v oi
FARM and city loans; low rates. W. H.
Thomas, jnrsi i t ciuaj. i ci.
- V M
PRIVATE money.
Sherwood, 937 N. Y. Life.
W-263
WANTED-Real jstat. loans .and warrant,
R- C. meters tc oiu.
FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Bro.
Farnam.
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1620 Dougiaa.
j www
4 TO 6 P. C. money.
Bernls, Paxton block.
W 264
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
NOT IN THE TRUST.
Money Any Amount
Loaned to salaried 'ployes noioing per
manent positions on mrir r i l,,
without MORTGAGE. ErfDORBER or BE-
CtRlTi or any ainu, wuum
. D'a linnwlfllff.
We also loan money on Furniture, Pianos,
etc without removal ni Bumi,. wu u,
use of both money and goods.
It Costs You Nothing
To call and be convinced that our rate
are the cheapest in Omaha
w vmir business and believe an in
vestigation cr our PKiiimn wii, a .
even if at rreeeht you are dealing else
where. KIND. COURTEOUS TREAT
MENT tO all. OUT omcea.nre . in uei
aoulpped to handle your business with
privacy of any in the city. Come In and
see us, whether you oorrow or qui.
Reliable Credit Co.
Rooms $07-808 Paxton' Blk. Rooms 807-30S.
MONEY
To salaried employes and wage earnera.
Get our ayatem oi iu"
out of debt. Any lady or gentleman,
machinist engineer, etc., having reliable
employment can get. Just on his note:
Monthly. Monthly. WeeTcly.
1100 Return to ua... $2.66 or $13.36 or .
I Return to us... 13 33 or -aor $ 80
$ 2i-Reiurn to us... 6.66 or $13 or l.M
1 16 Return to ua... 4.00 or lu) or 1 to
I i..rmn lowest ratea. connuenuai.
tnoulrlea. Gulch service. Courteous
tUE; STAR LOAN CO.. 444 PAXTON BLK.
X-27
EASY
TO GET
TO PAY
Best explains our methods.-
We loan ou furniture, pianos, warehouse
receipts, etc. ur 11 you uave m V"
po.,uou we "VLOAN
without security, except your own rea-
metit to repay, uui trivii: h1"
contldentlal and we alwaya try to please.
All that we ask is that you give us a call
before you borrow elsewhere.
UAlAtlA MUIllUAUb IjV".- v.,
US hoard of Trado B dg. Tel. 22S6.
tEsUbllsbed UIU.) M B. 16th St
X 270
MONEY LOANED ON '
FURNITURE. PIANod, LIVE STOCK,
SALARIES. ETC.
Low ratea and easy terms.
Business Confidential.
Try us If you want to save money.
VUiiCNIK CREDIT CO..
633 Paxton Block. 16th and Farnam Sts.
A i.l
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
SALAKle-u rtin Ub, mercnania. team
sters, boarding house, etc., without se
curity: easiest terms; 40 ottlcea in princi
pal citlea. Tolnian, 440 Board of Trt.de
Bldg. X-Z72
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
people; business confidential; lowest ratea.
514 1'axtun block. Tha J. A. Hutrnn Co.
X 275
CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loana. Foley
Loan Co.. sac to D. Green, R. $, Barker bk.
X 271
MONEY loaned on piano, furniture. Jew-
airy, horse, cow, etc. C. r. Heed, sts 11
x 's
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WHEN you want to buy. sell or exchaoas
any property or business quick, see J. It
Johr.aou. ii N. V. Life. V 276
FOR flAT.E-Owi htrdware. furniture and
undertaking buaineca; atore building and
residence also. Address Box 1. Ply
mouth. Neb. Y MU7 S9
LITCHFIELD. Neb., fat much In need of a
first-class hotel. Good bite may be se
cured. Located on main line B. ft M. R. R.
Population. iv Address F. Starks. Sec
retary Litchfield Mutual Improvement
club. Y M220 Sept.9x
FOR SALE, good grocery and butcher's tlx.
turea, luduoicg Io box, lutiuir 2 Fr.
nam. Y 661
Over Town to Find a Position?
WILL TELL YOU WHERE TO GO.
BISINESS ClIANtES.
FOR SALE Only drug atore In town of
4!0, eastern Nebraska; prescription from
to dwtore; all German community. Best
chstice; large territory; good business.
Addres M 3a Bee. T Mii2 I
FOR SALE, set of abstract books of bet
county in South Dakota. Address M 37,
Bee. Y-349
FOR SALE The finest equipped meat mar
ket in rhe state ou'.slde of Lincoln and
Omaha; m the exact business center of
the cltv; aaylng 8200 per month net;
eerything new and complete. Will take
cash" or approved, notes. Addrtss Hiils
M.irket, Fremont, Neb. Y M55 10
CASH FOR YOU REAL ESTATE OR
BUSINESS, no matter where located. For
a quick sale send us description and rr'ca.
NORTH WE8TERN BUSINE8S AGENCY.
I 812. Hank of Commerce Bldg., Minne
apolla. Minn. T
1 CAN BELL YOUR BUSINESS, no matter
where It ta or what It is worth; send de
scription, state price and learn how.
OffWa and rpeclal representatives In 8
cities. W. M. OSTRANDER. Home
Office 148 N. A. Bldg., Philadelphia.
FOR SALE Only restaurant In town of
2.600 at a bargain If taken soon: Is draw
ing a splendid business: reason for selling
sickness. . Address, P. O. Box MS, Wayne,
Nebr Y WEtt IS .
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
F. D. Wead,
Two 10-room modern houses, near
Crelirhtnn rnllpre. yearly income. S6u0.
I-rlce 15,000
Eight-room house. 18th, near Leaven
worth, full lot, -at front 2,000
Three 5-room cottages on Dorcas, eaat
of 16th St., yearly income, 8432. Price 1,000
Flviurruim cnttasre. aood reoalr. 2S12
Miami tlOO
Five-room cottage, near 26th and Fort,
snap If sold at once 760
Vacant south front lot on Spauldlng
and fcSth Bts., all special taxes paid.. M
flnnth front lot on Bristol, near 25th.
all specials paid
F. D. Wead
1524 Douglas.
RE 821 I
DO YOU WANT A GOOD
JtiOME. CHEAP?
I will sell my home on Georgia ave., near
the park, close to Park school and sev
eral churches, at a bargain; terms to suit.
The house has seven rooms besides laun
dry, furnace room and vegetable cellar; is
In good ounaition, moaern, wun every
. convenience and open plumbing.
It will pay you to look into this, as It is
a good Investment Address M 18, Omaha
Bee. ... Klfi 44a lx
HOUSES and lots In all farts of city; also
acre property ana rarm lands, me o. r ,
Davis Co., Room 608, Bee bldg. RE 278
RANCH and farm- lands for sale by the
Union Pacific Railroad company. B. A
McAHester, land commissioner. Union
Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE 280
MODERN 8-r. house, full 62-ft. lot, best lo
cation for a nome. inquire itu vinton Bt.
KE 766 Zl
WILLIAMSON k bV
RE 279
ELEGANT home and farm of 226 acres
i Dining Bennet, Nebr. Address, Box 135,
'.ennet. Nebr. RE MS36 OS
ACCORDION PLEATING.
GOLDMAN. 200 Douglas block..
IS1
ATWRNEYS.
HERBERT U. CRANE. 917 N. Y. L. Bldg.
.4.., M366 lOx
J. M. MACFARLAND, 111 N. Y.
L. Bldg.
M756 21
BALE TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bale TIs Co., 811 North 16th.
263
R. R UMBEL
state. Try ua.
F-sm
BON, only tie factory in
14th ft Nicholas Sts. Tel.
148 86
BICYCLES.
BARGAINS in bicycles; second-hand
wheels $3 and up; see Flescher, 1622 Capi
tol ave. M28 OS
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 2"th
and Lake streets. 370
DANCING ACADEMY.
CHAMBERS' adult beginners now forming
Tuesdays and Saturdays, 8 p. m., com
mencing October 22. Private lessons any
time. 17th and Douglas. Office 'phone, U7L
Residence. A1745.
After October 15, 2124 Farnam st
Chambers' children's classes Wednesdays,
4 p. m., Saturdays, 2 p. m., commencing
October 3.
640
MR. AND MRS. MORAND'S dancing and
physical culture, 15th and Harney, re
opens for children Saturday, October $;
beginners, lu a. m.; advance. 3 p. m.
Terms reasonable; a liberal reduction to
former patrons and to families who send
more than one pupil at the same Ume.
Private classes organized: private lessons
any time. Lessons for adults now Tues
day and Friday. 8 p. m. ; assemblies every
Wednesday, school teachers' tickets at
half regular ratea For further particulars
write or telephone 1041. M.770 Oct4
DETECTIVES.
CAPT. CORMACK, 617 Karbach block. TeL
A-2M2. 2H4
DRESSMAKING.
IN families.
Mlas Sturdy, 624 N. 2m h.
V4x B14x
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
G. R. RATHBUN, room 15. Com'l Nat Bank.
Private lessons in bookkeeping, etc. 752
FLORISTS.
HESS ft BWOBODA, 1416 Farnam. -2W
HENDERSON, florist 1419 Farnam St.
2S7
GARBAGE.
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans
rea-'pools and vaults, removes garbage and
dead animals at reduced prices. 621 N.
16th. Tel. 17- -?s
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
OMAHA PLATING CO.. Bee Bldg. TeL 2rJ5.
LA WN MOWERS.
SHARPEN El P. Melcholr, 13th ft Howard.
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
8TILLMAN ft PRICE, 410 1st Nat Bk bldg.
zu
NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO.. 1st floor N. Y.
Lite Lildg., attorneys and collectors every
where. 21
J.
M. MACFARLAND. $19 N. Y. L. P.lig.
M 757 21
LOCKSMITHS.
C. R- HE FUN, $09 N. 16th St. Tel. $974.
Cut prices on keys this month.
Mil 13
MEDICAL.
LIQUOR HABIT cured In three dsys. Pay
when cured. No hypodermics. Write for
circulars. Gallia Institute, ta 8. 14th.
-29)
LOST.
LOST, lady's gold watch, marked with
moncgrsm M. R. M. on one suie ana
"1SW" on otler side; black guard with
gold seal attached; monouram on seal.
"M. R. M." Piesse return to mayors
office, city hall, and receive reword.
Lost-Ma's
LOST Opal stick pin, September 7. be
tween ills IX. 22nd st. ana Boya s tneater;
reward at above address, lost mS27 llx
MUSICAL.
OMAHA College of Music and Dramatic
Art, 613 N 2uih St. (Dodge St. car). Ex
aminations for twenty free and partial
scholarships In all subjects Sept. 23 and 24,
at the college: practice rooms witn pianos
for students For particulars apply k lu
WrighVrL. L. C. M., director. 'Phone 1M
7;5-19
TUOS. J. KELLY, voice.
Davldge Block.
3tk
E. D. KECK, voice culture and the art of
singing. Studio, IKK t imam t.
MMtV-O-l
OSTEOPATHY.
OID. E & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths.
Suite 615, New York Life Bldg. Tel. l.
-294
Tb llut.t Infirmary, McCague Bldg. T. 2352,
Atxen & Farwell. Paxton Blk.. 604-7. T. 1365.
ZJtt
DRS. FINCH & MILLER, 124 8.
25th St
297
DR. GRACE
Tel. 2I.SS.
DEEGAN. 832 N.
Y. Life.
298
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office. Reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas.
76s
, '
PATENTS.
H. J. COWGILL No fee unless successful.
318 8. 15th St., Omaha. Tel. 1798. 300
PATENTS Sues ft Co.. Omaha. Neb. II.
luatrated patent book free. Tel. 1623.
M570 N15x
PASTURAGE.
PASTURE
Benson.
for horses. Theo.
Williams,
m isx
RUG MANUFACTURING.
OMAHA Rug Factory, 1521 Leaven. Tel. 206S.
801
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life.
3.2
NEB. Business A SNorthand College. Boyd's
Theater.
S'3
FOR SALE. Good second-hand Yost type.
writer. 817.00. B. C Brlcker. Tabor. la.
-M812 9x
STATUARY.
ORNAMENTAL work. Oonnella ft Pro., 2023
Farnam. M67S 14x
STORAGE.
OM. Van Stor Co., 1511 Faro.
Tela. 1659-862.
-406
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED.
Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
TICKET BROKERS.
CUT RATH railroad tickets everyhere.
.P. H. Philbin, 1606 Farnam. 'Phone 784.
304
TINNERS.
a E. KOCH, 24th and Maple.
Tel. L-1949.
M-829 Ob
UPHOLSTERING.
REFINISHING OMAHA FURNITURE
REPAIR WORKS. 22U1 Farnam. Tel. 24SL
M4b4 14
GATE CITY Upholstering Co., woven wlro
springs tightened. Tel. B-IMib. 1.00 st
Mary's Ave. 307
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
OFFICES CONSTRUCTING QUARTER-
masler, Cncyenne, Wyo., Aug. 11, 19u3.
sealed proposal, in triplicate, win De re
ceived at this office until 2 o'clock p. in.
mountain time. Sept 11. 1908, and then
opened in the presence of bidders, for the
construction, plumbing, heating, gas-piping
ana electric wiring of 1 neia otncern quar
tern. I1L1. captaius uuarters. d. s. lieu-
tenants' quarters, 2 double barracks, and
for the construction, gaa-plplng and alee
trie wiring of 1 subsistence storehouse at
Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo. Bidder must
state In their proposals the time lu which
tney win complete trie work from date 01
commencement ' thereof. Each proposal
must be accompanied by a guaranty signed
by two responsible persons, each Justifying
In a sum. eq,ual to 10 per cent of total
amount of bid. Full Information, blank
forms, plans and specifications furnished
on application to this olMce; also to the
office of Chief Quartermaster. Chicaao.
Denver, Omaha and Bt. Paul. United State
reserves tha right to accept or reject any
or all bid or any part thereof. Envelopes
containing bids should be endorsed "Pro
posal for Public Buildings at Fort D. A.
Russell, Wyo.," and addressed to Captain
W. 8. Scott, Quartermaster, U. .8. A.. In
charge of construction, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Alld4tASXA3M
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids or proposals will be received
at the office of Supt. Wm. K. Fowler, sec
retary of the Board of Education of the
state Mormal School, cap! lot building. Lin
coln, Nebraska, until nine o'clock a. m.
Saturday, October 1, 19A for the erection
and construction of a chapel building on
the grounds of the state normal rebxd at
Peru, Nemaha county, Nebraska. - All bids
must be accompanied by a certified check
in the sum of rive hundred ($5U)) dollars for
purpose mentioned In the specifications.
Bios ror nesting ana plumbing, accompa
nied by a check of Ave hundred (85C0I dol
la ra will be considered separately at the
above time and place. Plans and specifica
tions are on nie in trie omees of Supt Wm.
K. Fowler, secretary, caoltol bulldina. Lin
coln; Mr. George Roger, president of the
Board, lut Farnam street Omaha; Princi
pal w. a. i-tara, state Normal school,
Peru, and Mr. George A. Berttnghof. archi
tect, Beatrice. The Board reervea the
right to reject any and all bids and to
waive all defects In the same.
By Order of the Board of Education of
tne state isormai scnooi.
WM. K. FOWLER.
Secretary.
Lincoln, Nebraska, September 8. liMi-
8 Mi Wt
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Bids will be received at the offl of com
missioner of public lands and liulidlngs for
material and labor for the construction of
cement steps, sidewalks, blocks, etc.. to be
built on the state capitol ground in Tin
coin according to the designs and re;'flca-
tlons now on tile in the office of h evn
mlssloner of public lands and buildings.
All bid to be submitted on or before
13 o clock noon or septemrer 15. lrQri.
The Board of Public Ijinds and Bu'l lines
referve the right to reject any or all bids
Lincoln, Neb.. Bept. 8, 1903 -
GEORGE D FOT.LMER.
Chairman Board of Publlo Lands and
Buildings. Sep4dl0tm
IA1LWAY TIME CARD.
UNION STATION IOTU AND M ARC Y
"Tha Northwestern Line.'
Lea vs.
Arrive.
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Mall
Local Sioux City
lal!Kit rit Paul....
Daylight Chicago....
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Limited Chicago
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...a $. am
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AILROAD TIME CARD,
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Illlnoi. Central.
Chicago ETpresa a 7:35 am
Chicago, Minneapolis A
St. 1'uul Limited a 7:50 pin
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Express b 7:85 am
Chicago l ocal 10 36 am
Chicago Express
a 6:10 pm
a 8:06 are
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Chicago Dayllcht L t d. a 8:55 am a M am
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Chicago Express till: 1.1 am a 6:36 pm
I'es Moines b.x press a f :.u pm in ti am
Chicago Fast Express.. a 6.35 pm a 1:25 pm
WEST,
Rocky Mountain L t d. .a 7:80 am a 7:26 am
Lincoln. Colo. Spring.
Denver. 1 ueblo and
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and
....a (:40 pm at3:40 pro
Colo.. Texas, Cal.
Oklahoma Flyer..
I Bios Parlflr.
Overland Limited
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Callfornii Express...,
..a 9:40 am a
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a 3.24 pro
.a 4:20 pm
.all: 30 pm
..'a 7:10 am
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Eastern Kxpress
a 5 to pm
a 7:30 am
a 8:40 am
. 3:40 am
The Atlantic Express.
1 he Colorado Special
Chicago Special
Lincoln. Beatrice and
Stromsbtirg Express.. b 4 00 nm bi;:K0 rm
North Platte Local a 8:00 am a 6:16 pm
Grand Island Local. ...b 6:30 pm b 9. 35 um
Missouri Pacific.
tini. Arrive
Bt Louis Express al0:00 am a 6:26 pm
K. t-. Bt 1 .x al0:60 pm a 6:16 am
Chicago Great Westers Rr. Co.
104 Ft. Dodge Express. ..b 8:20 am
102 Ft. Dodge Express... a 2:45 pm
7 Ft. Podge F.xpresa... all:25 am
101 Ft Dodge Express... b 9:10 pm
Chlcaaro, Mllwaakec A St. Paal.
Chlcgo Daylight a 7:46 am all:15 pm
Chicago Fast Kxpress.. a 6:46 pm a 3:40 pm
Chicago Limited a 6:06 pm a 7:50 am
Des Moines express. ...a i. am a 3:40 pm
Wakaan.
St Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express a 6:66 pm a 8:20 am
St Louis Local. Coun
cil Blufis a :! am al0:30 pm
BURLINGTON STATION 10TH ft MASON
Barllagtoa ft Mlaaoarl River.
Leave. Arrive.
Wvmore. Beatrice and
Lincoln a i-.w am bi2:os nm
Nebraska Express a 8:60 am a 7:46 pin
Denver Limited a 4:10 pm a 6:45 am
Black HilU and Pugnt
Bound Exoresa au:lo cm a 1:10 nm
Colorado Vestlbuled
Fiver a 1.10 did
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mouth b 1:13 pm blO:36 am
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CThlcaxo Special a 7:00 am a 1:55 nm
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Kansas City Day Ex. ..a 9:15 am a 6:06 pm
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a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, d Dally
except Saturday e uauy except Monaay
WEBSTER DEPOT 15TH ft WEBSTER
Cklcago A Northwestern, Nebraska
nsd Wyoming Dlvlaloa.
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Douglas . d 2:00 pm 60 pm
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Leave. Arrive
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Sioux Cltv Paasena-er...a 2:00 Dm all:20 am
Oakland Local b 6:46 pm b 8:46 am
RURAL ROUTESARE PAYING
Freo Delivery System a 1st Prosperous
Coadltioa, Says Saperlatea
deat Rathboae.
"The rural free delivery system In Ne
braska Is In an encouraging condition," re
marked Superintendent S. B. Rathbone of
the western division headquarters. "The
lees densely populated route have been ex
tended from the old rule of twenty. five
miles to thirty miles, which gives the
routes tha requisite 100 families. The sys
tem Is becoming prosperous and self-sus
taining, and this is very largely due to the
assistance of the Omaha papers In advertis
ing tha routes for us. Of the 200 cases
referred to this division for relnvestiga
tion, less than 100 have been found short of
tha required number of patrons, but by
the extension of tha route five miles these
have been put on a permanent basis.
"No routes will be discontinued in Ne
braska, rumors to the contrary notwlth
standing. The division headquarters force
and route Inspectors are busily engaged in
rearranging the weaker routes and putting
them on a permanent and substantial basis,
and the patrons of tha routes are doing all
they can to help us."
lEASQXABlE FASEiCSS
4611 Girl's Apron, to 10 7r
Girl's Apron 461$ To be made with square
or round neck. Aprons that really protect
the frocks are much in demand by careful
mothers and are shown In a variety of at
tractive forma. This one is eminently prac
tical and Include two uaeful pocketa which
are certain to appeal to the young wearera
The model Is made of plaid muslin with
trimming of embroidery, but all material
used for aprons are appropriate. The aash
Is a feature and is both graceful and be
coming. The apron Is made with plain front and
backs and Is shaped by means of shoulder
and under-arm aeama Graduated frill are
Joined to the armr-eyes and form sleeves,
and sash ends are attached at the under
arms earns that are bowed la the back.
The quantity of material required for the
medium else years) is 21 yards $4 Inches
aide, with IS yards of embroidery 4 Inches
wide for sleeve frills. I'i ysrds of edging
for neck and 1 yard of Insertion to trim a
Illustrated.
The pattern 451$ Is cut In sixes for girls of
4. 6, $ and 10 years of age.
, For . the. accommodation of Tha Bee
r'&ader these patterns, which usually retail
at from 25 to 60 cents, will be furnished at
a nominal price, 19 cents, which covers all
expense. In order to get a pattern enclose
10 cents, give number and name 01 pattern.
R
Iff 4M
;RGES OMAHA TO ACT NOW
George H. Maxwell Foists to Opportunity
Feasible Through Irrigation-
SAYS CITY CAN DOUBLE POPULATION
Describes Plaat for Developing Water
Skoal of tka Platte la Ike later.
Osaaka.
"I feel that the national Irrigation move
ment has now paxaed through the prelimi
nary period, and that the time has come for
the people of Omaha to do everything to
bring Its benefits Into your own trade ter
ritory." Thus began George It. Maxwell, the
apostle of Irrigation who had come to this
city from Chicago to addreaa the executive
commltttee of the Commercial club on the
work which Is being done by the National
Irrigation association. Mr. Maxwell has
been In this work for almost fifteen years,
first becoming Interested as an attorney In
Irrigation litigation and now being one of
the active members of the association.
"I want to Impress the Immense Import
nee of this movement on every property
owner of .Omaha," he said, "becausi! It
these plans can be carried out, and they tan.
you can more than double your popula
tion In tert year. Los Angeles has doubled
Its population. Why? Because Irrigation
Increased tha trade territory of Los Angelas
and made this possible."
One of the great difficulties, said Mr.
Maxwell, was to arouse the interest of
property holders In the work. They all
acknowledged that If the plan waa carried
out, the good promised would develop. The
trouble was that every one failed to rise
to the great proposition while trying to
push the little schemes. He pointed out
the probable failure of the Sweetwater
reservoir which had been allowed In Wy
oming because there was not enough suit
able land In the district to make It useful.
This, he said, showed the fallacy of seo-
tlonal and divided effort
Explains His Theory.
He explained the work being done by
the government In making a complete sur
vey of the water system of the Colorado
river between southern California and
Arizona, which will be completed before
one section of actual Irrigation Is begun.
This, he said, waa the only way In which
to approach the watershed of the Platte,
which liver would irrigate 2.000,000 acres of
land and in ten years double the popula
tion of Omaha,
'In the case of the Platte, there In an
Interstate problem, and neither state has
the right to take the water of the other.
When the government has planned out tha
entire work for the North Platte, the work
can, be done by small sections, but always
hi 4-egard to the great plan. The com
mercial Interests of Omaha have the Influ
ence, if they '-work, to bring r.bout this
great survey. If Wyoming first takes the
water. It will be lost for Nebraska and
will not benefit Omaha Industries.
"The Heed of a reformation of land laws
Is a great need, so that the frauds now
being perpetrated can be stopped. Under
the desert lands and homestead laws,
4,000,000 acres of land are early taken up by
agents of the grasers and others, the same
being the land which the government Is
to irrigate. In four years i.U the land will
thua be taken up or the national irrigation
movement go up In snooks."
The inter-state water lavs was another
topic dclt with, the speaker showing that
the state ownership of water was an ex
ploded fallacy. The National Irrigation
association wag Inalterable opposed 'to this
system. Now the man llrst using water
for Irrigation, no matter what state . hag
prior right to the same, can get action
In the United States district courts. ;
"Nebraska could prevent Wyoming using
the. water by first using it here The
present committee of the Commercial club
should be an. active club, with permanent
office and assistant' secretary. o that the
city's influence In the east epuld be brought
to bear and everybody to co-operate In
forwarding this - movement
"The speaker closed by urging that
Omaha have a representative delegation to
the national Irrigation congress.
OMAHA LEADS COAST CITIES
Nebraska Metropolis Compared with
Portlaad, Seattle and Tacoina
by Local Mea.
Captain Frank H. Myers has Just re
turned from an extended visit to the Pacific
coast and northwest and comes back mora
than ever Impressed with the thrift and
beauty of Nebraska, and Omaha In par
ticular. He said Tuesday morning:
"I found Nebraskans everywhere, soma
prosperous and others yearning for a re
turn to the green fields of their stats.
While Portland, Seattle and Tacotna pos
sess every Indication of thrift and enter
prise, with their wharves laden with im
ports and exports, there Is romethlng lack
ing and I do not understand It Take as
an Instance Seattle. ..Almost every month
there comes from Cape Nome or tha
Klondike vessels bringing from $253,000 to
$1,250,000 In gold dust It Is a city of nearly
the population of Omaha, but Its bank
clearings show up very poorly as com
pared with Omaha. Take, for Instance, the
bank clearance statements for the week
of August 29 is a comparison. Omaha's
clearances were $6,368,923; those of Seattle
$3,686,321; Portland, $2,394,959, and Tacoma,
$1,855,582.
"One would naturally think that tha
clearance of the coast cities, with their
commercial advantages and their proximity
to the gold mines of Alaska, and with their
Immense canning and lumbering Industries,
would far outstrip Omaha, but they do not
come anywhere near Omaha.
'I was also at Butt. Mont, and was
surprised to see the devastation wrought
on vegetation there by the copper fume
from the great smelters. There Is not a
green thing living within a considerable
distance, of tha city and only recently tha
smelter eompanlea paid over $736,0C0 dam
ages to stockmen and farmers for the da
tructlon of cattle and crops by the poison
ous fumes."
HAIR WON'T FALL OUT.
If Tea KJ11 tha Daodra Germ With
tha New Treat saeat.
John N. Fuller, a well known citizen of
Colfax, Wash., says: "I had dandruff so
badly that It caked on my scalp. Herpl
clda completely cured me." George It.
McWhlrk, of Walla Walla, Wash., says:
"Herplclde completely cured me of a bad
case of dandruff of 30 years' standing."
They took tha only really sensible treat
ment, a remedy that destroys tha dandruff,
germ Newbro'a Herplclde. Stop dandruff,
hair won't fall out, but will grow naturally,
luxuriantly. Alwaya Itching Instantly and
makes hair glossy and soft as silk. One
bottle will convince any doubter of Its
merits. Sold by leading druggist. Bend
lOo In stamps for sample to The Herplclde
Co., Detroit, Mich. 8herman ft McConnell
Drug Co., special agents.
Atlaatle City, New Jersey, .
Is reached conveniently and quickly from
the west via the Lehigh Valley Railroad.
Send 2-cent stamp to General Passenger
Department Lehigh Valley Railroad, New
York, for booklet