THK OMAHA DAILY ...EK: WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, lDGX
9
SPECIAL NOTICES
Adssertleesaeata fa these release
will Va Ulrra aatll IS a. far the
( adltlaa mm aatll aw
! saerwtaat aaa teeday ealtlea.
txatea, 1 8-2 war flrat laaertleaw
8 a ward thereafter. lkti( takes
Imw leee that. t(V far the ftrat lasers
llaa. Three inrtbraimli sweet be
raa esaaeeallvely.
AiTtrtlMn, ar reewsMttagr
arr tkNk, eaa ham aaswer aa
lrrM ta atrr letter la, ears
f Ta Ha. Aaswer a addreeeedl will
he "Uverea aa reseat (lea at tat
fceeAx Jr.
SITUATIONS WAITED.
WANTED- Bjr young mnn of good address
and experience, position as bookkeeper;
bark preferred; Rood reference. Add-ess
L 69. Be. A-M338 vx
WANTED MtlF, -HELP.
FALL TERM
NOW OPEN.
DAY AND NIGHT.
STUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANT T1MU.
Boyles College
NEVv YORK LIFE BLiaI.
8L8INESS, SHOHTHAND, 1 YPEWR1T
1NU. ENGLISH.
Apply for Catalogue.
B 23
OMAHA COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE,
17th and Douglas Si.
DAY AND WONf BLS8ION8.
Fa.ll term now open. Student enter very
day. Shorthand taught by mall. Advar.
Using matter free.
Addreaa: RoHKBOUGH BROS.
Omaha, Nebraska.
m B M4iJ 26
WANTED, for United Slates army, able
bodied, unmarrlod men, between agea of
U and 8j. eltl.ens of 1'nited tftales. of
good character and temperate habits, who
-"ii speaa, reao ana writ Kngusn. ror in
formation apply to recruiting ofBcer, loth
and Dodge Si., Omaha, and Lincoln, Neb.
B Milt,
WANTED, a man to work from our wagon.
C. F. Adams ai Co., 1018 Howard.
13 ait'i
GOOD messengers wanted; first-class pay.
A. D. T. Co . ill B. Uth. B-139
WANTED Boy to distribute circulars
Apply to W. Mandelberg. second floor
People' Btore
B US
WANTED A good watchmaker: perma
nent inh tnr nnil 1 ' 1 1 1 U T3....1
KIOUB Cttv t til TOw
B-J12 23x
WANTED First class wood turner at once.
Good wage. Lincoln Sash. Door Mfg,
Co., Lincoln, Neb. B 328
WANTED Men to learn barber trade; few
week complete by our method; can earn
nearly all expenses before Completing;
practical course that saves years; call or
write, Moier Barber College, 13fS Dourias
B-Ui.l S x
PIN SETTERS Clark' alley. 1313 Har-
B 636
WANTED An experienced men' furnish
In goods salesman and window trimmer
state where last employed and how long
Address P t, Omaha Bee. B MoT! 24
A YOUNG man to assist around the ro!
lege for tuition. Apply at Nebraska Busi
ness tonege. aoya tneater. M6J 24
WANTED, first -class pharmacist; good
wages to competent man mlth proper
credentials. Sherman & McConnell Drug
Co., corner 16th and Dodge, Omaha.
B-M574 IS
WANTED at once, a good. live, hustling
young sun to work In g7cery dept.; must
speak Oerraan and furbish very bet of
reference. Address all letters - to O.
Diederlch s Sons, Avoca, la. B M563
WANTED, experienced salesmen In dresn
2oods department. Apply J. L. Branflels
: Son. B 678 a
W" ANTED, night clerk; . steady man .s
night clerk and make trains: $J6 per
month ;-bord and todglngt-eeferenoea re
qiitrad. Address Commercial Hotel. Mr
Cook. Neb. B 676 i3
WANTED, alx tinners, experienced on fur
nace work. Milton Roger tt Sons Co.,
14th and Farnam St. B M57J
WANTED, Brut class all around carpet
layer and shade man. Must be competent
and oher. Llndholm Furniture Co.. PWvix
City. Iowa. B M595 26
A MAN of buslneas ability and good habit
to manage branch office In this territory,
for St. I-ouls manufacturing bouse. Must
give A-l references and security. State
Hilary expected. Western F. A. Co.. St.
Louia, Mo. B M5S2 23x
PERMANENT POSITION for a man of
good habits and energy to represent large
manufacturing establishment known to
every bank In the United States. Salary
18X1.00 per year and expenses. Opportun
ity for sdvancement. Apply, suiting age
and oualWratlons. to Manager. Dept. 3,
Box R4, Philadelphia. Pa. B M5-V8 2Cx
YOl'NO MAN want place to work for
hoard while going to school. Boyle" Col
lege, xei. b M5S6 tf
WAXTCD SALESMEN.
EXPERIENCED book salesmen of ability.
A proposition of exceptional merit. Terri
tory I being rapidlv assigned. F. 1).
Maytr, Broadway and Locust St., 8t.
Louis. Mo. B M5s x
WAMTBU FEMALE HELP.
M6 Olrl. Call Canadian oftlo. Uth Dodge.
C 1823
WANTED Olrl for general housework.
Iu60 Oeorgla Ave. - C&
YOUNG girl to assist at general house
work. Inquire at 127 Bouth 26th St.
C-M44 23
WANTED Ladle to learn hair-dressing,
manicuring or facial masge. Few wteki
completes; some wage from atari; di-
tlomaa granted. Call or write. Moler
ullege, M3U3 Douglas St. C MS7T 2x
OIRL who Is good cook for general house
work. 1311 S. 30th ave. C 653
WANTED, girl for general house work; J
In family. Mra. Slmeral, 976 North th
avenue. . C &f
WOMAN WANTED, to sell a necessity to
mother: 112 00 a week clear. Tept. M.
Box 7a. Philadelphia. C MiSO 23 x
WANTED-3lrl to help with housework;
may go to school If she wishes. P . Bee.
R-M5S7 27x
FOR REST HOUSES.
Hni IQF ,n a11 Prt of th city. R.
D 2JI
PAYNE-BOSTWICK CO . choice houses
6ul-6u3 New York Life Bldg. 'PUou Ol.
D-2ii
WE MOVE pianos. Msggsrd Van ft Stor
age Co.. Tl. Uk om.e, 1.1X Webster bt.
V D 26
HOUSES 3? f."rt"5f tn eny- Th
HUUJLJ o. F. Davl Co.. 6uB Bee Bhlg
D 224
TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storago
Co., offlc Farnam, or Tela. 155i-Sn3.
D 230
TOR RENT, a neat l-roora house, all mod
rn except furnace, tin. c. M. Baclimann,
t-17 Paxton block. D MUC
HOUSES. Insuranc. Rlngwalt, Barker Blk,
D TJ
FOR RENT 254 Harney t.. dosirabl
modern houa of I rooms In tirst-cisss re
pair. 136, C. mi-Yin Bros, 16o4 Farnam t
D-M1U
10-ROOM tnouae. modern, west part of th
cicy. i,,rr m. si. goiter, re
ceiver. 3ul Brown block. D u
COMPLETE 10-roora modern hmu and
barn. 627 tPark at. F. D. Waad 1SJ6
Doug la at. D-M22S
VOt Ti IT VT rmnAm kn,u n.h..l
with prtvlVge of reserving one or two
roorc. Addres O V B D 2bi 22x
FOR RENT 4lx -roc rn ootlsg at II N.
42 ud at., li. Inquire at l!ui Wrlstr ki.
D-33U
FOR RENT Six-room rottage, modern ex
cept furan . tzll California t . li. In
complete repair. Inquire at o7 N. IHk
U ar rooaa w7 N. V. LiX Blag. D 4i
FOIt BK1T-HOI F..
107 S. 9TH ST.. 6 room. 8S; Daven
port St.. 6 rooms. 110; M4 N. l?th St., i
rooms, summer kitchen, Ii5; others Ttlng
walt Bros.. Barker Blk. D MS52 23
FOR RENT, a row nine-room house on 85th
st . city, for 835. Call at Room 4X Board
of Trade. 1 Mtiii 16x
FOR RENT Modern 8-room furnished
house, j.ijs Spencer pi ; 'phone 1F.41.
D-M.v x
FOR RENT.
Double modern house on Sherman ave
nue. I rooms eah 830
7-room modern bouse, 2613 Davenport
street
-room house. SMh and Chicago streets.. 13
6-room houe. 3"th and Charles street. . 10
THOMAS URENNAN,
30- So. Uth st.
D-M3) U
l-ROOM modern house, 2715 Chicago st. In
quire JLJ N. 37th St. D .M.4 XX
NEW 8-room house, nil modern, resdy
October 1. Inquire at the house in. n.
r.d st. i m:.w wt
FOR RE JIT Ft HSISHED ROOMi.
AETNA JlOl'SE. European, Uth a: todre.
K m
O. M. E. haul trunks. Telephone 611.
E 227
NICELY furnished room. Inquire Omaha
steam laundry, 1750 Leavenworth. Phone
a-i;3. e-ib
MODERN rooms, front,
avenue.
1019
St Miry
E-1S1 17
DEWET European hotel, 13th and Farnara.
E 231
ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th t Chicago.
NICELY furnished rooms, 1J09 Capitol Ar.
E-MiS.
LAR'IK LI OUT. AIRY F.OOMS.
$11.50 and up per month.
75c and up a day.
AT THE DELLONE,
14th St. and Capitol Ave.
Steam heated electrlo litibted private and
general bath all conveniences lirsi-cUas
service.
Eat where you please.
RCMJM AT THiC DKLONE.
E-I13 3('X
LARGE front room, modern. 20;t St
Mary' avenue. E 161 27x
FRONT ROOM, modrn. 241S Dolge st.
E M275 S3x
Nice room, day, weak or mo. 125 Howard.
E M326 OctlSx
FURNISHED rooms for rent. 2 8. Uth st.
E i 23
THREE steam-heated modern rooms, single
or en suite, furnished or unfurnished: no
hojsekeeplng; telephone, etc. 2234 Far
nara t., 2d floor E M565 23
KIRIHF.D ROOMS AND BOARD.
BOARD and room, furnace. 6-U 8. 19th 8c
F 15a 7x
THE ROSE. roS Harney; rooms and board,
aiso meal ticket. F M723 Ot
FIR5ITIRE PACKING.
PETERSON at LC" NUB LRU. 116 S 17th.
Tel. L-S58. H US
FOR RENT STORKS AKD OFFICES.
FOR RENT, building suitable for whole
sale purposes at Farnam, lx3u, four
tone and tlrst cluaa cemented basement,
elevator, tire and burglar proof vault, of
fice counter and fixture. For price and
particular Inquire C. C. Rosewaler. sec
retary the Be Building Co., room loO. Be
building. 1-M07
FOR RENT, th building formerly occu
pied by The Bee at 16 Farnam St. It ha
tour atoriea 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, aeereiary, room 100, Bee building.
I 2sl
rOR II EXT STORES A.ND OFKICES.
THE spacious store room on Farnam street
In the IV-e building, formerly occupied by
MacCarthy Tailoring Co.. to lease on rea
sonable leims. Rent Include Janitor serv
ice, eie-trlc light and heal. Inquire K. C.
Pelera AV Co., ground floor Bee building.
1-M534
DESK room. 414 Be building.
I-Mlil
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED, canvassing agents in every
county to solicit subscription to THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER.
Steady employment with assured good in
come. Agents In the country with horse
and buggy especially desired. Canvassers
make easily W to 1100 per month. 'Ad
dress Century Farmer Solicitor' Bureau.
J Bee bulldlnp. Omaha. J I'll
WAXTED TO REST,
WANTED Board and room for family of
I, all adults. In private family; not too
far out. Address stating price, O M. Bee
office. K-236
PARIXJR floor or six or even-room house,
modern except furnace. Addre. O 42,
Bee K-M M
WANTED, by a gentleman, unfurnished
room, with or without board: south of
Farnam preferred. Address P 8. Bee
office. K6S0 24
WANTED To rent a email furnished
house on W. Farnam st. or Hanscom
place preferred. P 10. Bee. K M5S4 34
WANTED TO BUY.
DON'T give your furniture and carpets
away. J. Levtne pays the highest cash
price. 3ut North lfJih st. N MiM Ocl6
WANT gentle pony from October to May;
will buy or take care of him; state age,
height and terms. Address O 58. liee.
N-4.16 2x
FOR SALEFURNITURE.
FULL line of hard coal stoves row on il.
Chicago Furniture Co., 141u Dodge St.
O 211
FOR SALE.
Furniture, consisting of psrlor. dining,
bedroom, leather library furniture, leather
couch, easy chairs, mahogany and rook
wood library and parlor tables, odd
chairs, rockers, davenport, mahogany
bookcase, writing desk, mantle mirrors,
clocks, pictures. Imported bric-a-brac, oil
pamllngs, rugs, lace curtains, bra beds,
oak snd mahoiuiny drettstTH, chiffoniers:
also flue uprigtit piano. These goods
must I seen to be appreciated. Sell sep
arately; call at 136 N. lh ave.
0-M4S5 2Cx
FURNITURE at private sal. W. L. Coak
ley. 2o4 S. 37th st. 0-6l 23
run SALE HORSES, WAGONS, ETC.
TIRES set while you wait: flret-clasa re
pair work. 11. Frost, 14th and . Leaven
worth. P 243
MONROE sells pleasure vehicles at 811 N.
16th St. P 241
GOOD MILK WAGON, coal wngon and
buggy ut a big bargain. A. W. Johnaon,
with John Deeie Plow Co. " P-3S 02x
FOR SALE, very stylish driving horse; ha
good (peed: Is tine under the saddle: wl.l
also sell latest style, hlrh-grade rubber
tlr wagon, harness, blankeis. saddles, etc.
Address O 6. Hee. P MM tig
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE. Suuthwlck hay press and
tt
ower. cheap, a. 11. Keaa, council ttiuT.
FuR SALE, secondhand locomobile. In
flrst-rl.iaa shape, at one-half price. Cil
or aJdreas, li-i Farnam St. C' -6
IRON and wlr fence, tre guard, trellis
Western Anchor Fuc CO., cu6 N. 17th bL
1 J IXM
KECOXUHAXD billiard and pool Ublet;
billiard tables repaired; a lais slo.K of
rliaap oar nature. !- e unttr, i
The Erunwlck-B;tlk Cxileurle.- i, 47
B l.H K fit . . Li -!
S. 10th St.
Vi-M22-i4
CAT A LOO U E cut drug rroos free, 8hr
luah at Mcc'oi.ueU Drug Co., Omaha.
FOR SALE Crane hydraulic elevator; can
b uel either passenger or freight; com
plete. Iron guide p-tsts. cage and wlr en
closure, i. L. Airaudcia at kjus. H-Jti
WHY LET YOUR ROOM STAY VACANT?
Every Day is a Loss of
FOR lI.E-MIJCKLLAEOll.
FOR SALE Several scholarship In a first
class standard school In Omana. compris
ing complete course In business, short
hand and typewriting. inquire at Re
office. Q j
TELETHON F POLES, long fir timber;
chicken fence; oak piling. 1 Doudas.
VI 47
NEW and 2dhand typewriters. 11U Farnsra.
T. 3. WOOLFENDER of Stratton. Neb.,
has a Dayton National cash register for
sale. Q M571 C4x
E. L. IXJVEJOY will hepair your sewing
machine ard warrant It. 2nit Spruce St.
Q-MSIO-'Sx
TOR flALE Empty Ink barrels. Apply
Wm. Neckel, press room, Bee office
. o-r
FOR SALE Genuine fox terrier pup; If
taken quick bargain. Address P 3. Bee.
Q 654 i'.x
ICE for sale In carload lota. Address,
Lincoln lc Co., Lincoln, Neb.
Q M715
INDIAN good and relics. 1118 Farnam.
J
tDH AND safe cheap. Derlght, 111 Farnam
Q-2-M '
FOIt SALE A new Spo-ampere, double-pole
switch); never hen use.l. Apply to or
address "Superintendent Bee Bu.'1'llng,
Omaha." y M767
FOR SALE Coal buMnes. Capital requ'red,
$2.ft..00. J a. Bee. y-262
CLAIRVOYASTS.
MRS. CARRIE SMITH. SOVEREIGN
LADY yl'EDN of clairvoyants; every
thing told. past, present und future. Sat
isfaction or no pay. 807 N. Ifth. S 254
GYLMER. PALMIST Removed to 716 N.
21(1. Take No. h St. car. get onT at ld
and Cuming, walk 14 blocks south.
SM241
MME. LUCRETIA, medium. 17 Califor
nia. S M 830 Ohx
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT.
MME. SMITH, baths, 11 N. 16. 2d floor, r. 1
. T 707
PERSONAL.
VIAVI, a wholesome nerv and tissue food
and home treatment for disorders of
women. Free booklet. Viavl Co., JS4ot Bea
Bldg. U -6i
MAGNETIC PILE K1LLE1I.
At druggists, il.
IT CURLS.
U -56
PRIVATE home during confinement;
babies adopted. The Good Samaritan
Sanitarium, VJ 1ft Ave., Council Bluffs.
u. u-iw
SURGEON-CHIROPODIST. 5U Bee Bldg
U 27
DR. ROY. chiropodist; corns and superflu
ous hair removed by electricity. U. 2 ana
3, 15 Farnam Si. U 2i
PRIVATE hospital before and during con
finement; beat mcaical care and nursing.
Mrs. L. Fisher, 1601 Vinton. Tel. lis.
U 260
WE RENT sewing machine at ac per
week. $2 per month; we repair and sell
parts for every machine manufactured;
secondhand machines, 5 to 110; second
hand machines from tl to Slo. Neb. i'yc
Co., 15th and Harney U-M162
PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladl-s beiore and J
during confinement. Dr. and Mr, oerwen,
A..5 California at. Term reasonable.
I' 405
DR. PRIES treat uccesfully all d1ease
and irregularities of women from any
cause; excrlenced and reliable. IjiI
Dodfte sL, Arllngtoi. block, Omaha.
' j m .r .-- , '. -: - ;
S. SHONF'ELD. fhe antiquarian (etab
lislwa 1H;S). removed to 822 N - Life bldg.
...... U-M515 Ol
PRIVATE hospital during confinement;
oahics adopted. Mr. Uardels,. 234 Lake.
Tel. Red-ISM. U-25S
POSTON Umbrella Mfg., 606 . 16. Tel. 1017.
I'mbrellas rarasols re-covered, repaired
or mud. U MK52
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
WANTED City loans and warrant. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., liM Farnam street.
W-261
FARM nnd city loan; low rates. W. H.
Thoma. First Nat 1 Bank Bldg. Tel. 1648.
W 262
PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 937 N. Y. Life.
W 2ii3
WANTED Real estate loans and warrant.
R. C. Peter & Co.. Eee Bldg. W 267
FIVE PER CENT loan. Garvin F-n.. 1604
Farnam. f 265
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1520 Dougla.
W 2W
4 TO 6 P. C. money, Bemls, Paxton block.
W 264
MONEY to lon for building purposes. W.
H. Thomas, Flrat Nat'l Bank bldg.
W 2SJ Ocl6
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
NOT IN THE TRUST.
Money Any Amount
Loaned to salaried employes holding pe
mnnent petitions on their PLAIN NOTE,
. . . ( . . I. r. 3 k tl c I.- V I t 1 UCL-If .. CI.
Cl'RITY of any' kind, without EMPLOY-!
We also loan money on Furniture. T'lanos.
etc., without removal of goods. You have
in of both money and goods.
It Costs You Nothing
To call and I e convince! that our rate 4 are
the cheapest in Omaha.
We want your business and believe an In
vestigation of our methods will gel it
even' if at present you are dealing else
where. KIND, COURTEOUS TREAT
MENT to ail. Our offices are the 4xst
equipped to handle our business with
privacy of any In the city. Come in and
see us, whether you borrow or not.
Reliable Credit Co.
Room 3u7-30 Paxton Blk. Rooms 30MH
X-2im
MONEY
To salaried employes and wage earners.
Get our s j stem of loan mat gala you out
of debt. Any lauy or genueman. ma
chinist, engineer, etc., navlng reliable
employment can get. Just on til uoie.
Half
Monthly. Monthly. Weekly.
8100 Return to us.. 86.46 or 4U.A5 or K(i
tw Keturn to US...U3J or w or 4 i
I Return to us... 6 66 or 3 33 or 1 06
16 heturn to us... 4 iki or 2uu or l.uu
Easiest terms, lowest rates, confidential.
i inqairies. guick service. Courteuoj
treatment.
THE 6T AR LOAN CO., (44 PAXTON BLK.
X-274
EASY T?aT
Best eipUina our n.ethods.
V loau ou uririlure, pianos, warehouse
receipts, etc or if you uave a permanent
iiutiuuu we can make you a
BALA Hi Loan
without security, except your own agree
ment to repay, our i-ruc Is yulik and
confidential and w aia. try to plse.
All that we ask I 1'iat ou give us a call
beiore ou borrow c;riiei.
OMAHA MOli'lGAJk. LOAN CO,
lis fcuard of Ir-.. llidg. Te.. tftt.
iLaiabiishsd lu.i. J at. it a bi.
x-ro
LARfiEST bfrl-St-i IN IxA.VS TO
aALAKlED PEot'LE. merch.u.is. team
sier. boarding houses, etc.. wilhout se
curity; auaiest icrni, 40 office in prin
cipal clUa. Tuluian, 440 Board of Trad
bldg. X-i.
Aoney When a Little
MOSEY TO LOAM BATTELS,
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, J"W-
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed.
, 319 S. 11
X-274
MONifiY LOANED ON
FURNITURE, PIANOS. LIVE STOCK,
SALARIES. ETC.
Low rates and easy term.
Business Confidential.
Try us If you want to save money.
PHOENIX CREDIT CO..
(33 Paxton Block. 16th and Faronm Ft.
X-271
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
people; business confidential; lowest rat-s
111 Paxton block. The J. A. Huttm Co.
X-275
CHATTEL, saiary and Jewelrv loans. Foley
Loan Co., sue. to D. Green, R 8. Barker hk.
X-273
BIS1ESS llAN4tS.'
FOR SALE, noted. $300. O. K. chattel se
curity. O t. Be. Y 41 22
FOR SALE, good grocery and butcher' fig
tures, including lc box. Inquire 2763 Far-jnro-
T 563
FOR SALE, furniture and four (4) year
lease, Hotel Charters, Alliance. Neb. Th
Charters Is a lorty tOi room brick hotel,
city water and electric lights. Is In good
repair and well furnlsheu. Owner want
to get out of the hotfl business. For fur
ther Information address Hotel Charters,
Alliance. Neb. Y b7
WHEN you want to buy. sell or exchange
any property or busina quick, ee J. il
JohiiFon. Ml . Y. Life. Y 271
FOR SALE, drug stork In countr seat town
central part of state; good business. Write
for particulars, P 6. Bee office. Y 660 23
FOR SALE, established land. loan. Insur
snce business,- eastern Nebraska countr
seat town of 1.2i; good opening; owners
Inve other business. Drawer S. Pender,
Nb- Y-583 24x
Tkl1- partner. - for exclusive sales
office; branch of reliable Chicago manu
facturing concern; Il.i.mn for half Interest,
secured by stock; young man preferred.
Address p 11. He-.- Y-M5:i L'5
FOR EX(HAX;F..
FOR SALE, 640 acres school land leas"
pood huy land and pasture, and will raise
alfalfa. About 15 feet to water Will
trade for horses and cattle. W. C. Wil
liams. Burwell. Neb. Z ohl 2uX
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Nebraska Ranches.
1.440 acres, Knox Co.; 200 cultivated: fair Im
provements; never freeilng spring water;
tine for alfalfa.
IMS acres. Knox Co.; fine improvements: 150
acres timber; 7uU acres cultivated; very
fine ranch.
7t acres, Knex Co.; 10-room house, oak fln
Ish. etc.; orchard and good Improvements.
3,040 acres. Holt Co.; 10-room house; fine im
provements; cut 2,000 tons of hay; good
alfalfa lanu.
1.511) acres. Pierce Co.; two set Improve
ments: 240 acres fine hay; well fenced,
etc.; 44 miles from county seat; best bar
train In the county.
1,440 acres. Knox Co.; lei-el; C40 acres culti
vated; 40 acres alfalfa; good improve
ments. 240 acre. Hall Co.: 2 miles west of Grand
Islftnd: n acres alfalfa.
Perkins Co. 1.041 acres; 200 cultivated; 10
timber; IKfO house.
Prick hotel. 45 rooms. In good town In Ne.
hraska. To sell or exchange at a sacrifice.
These properties ere all cheap Full par
ticulars on request.
Large bodice of land 'nnd manv farms snd
other orinertles for nle In nil tfco n.,n
stales. We have a Ir? number of ccr
respondents, and a number of branch of
fices. Parties dealrltig to' buv or sell re il
eatate will And it to their advantage to
correspond with irn.
UNITED STATES- LAND IIAN CO..
Orsmd IsFuhd, Neb.'
' ! RE-T5 23
-$2.7 ?o; -
6-ROOM MtJbfcrvS COTTAGE, COR
NbR LOT; 7Jx!i2," 3715 LhAVfcN
WORTH. I,QUIRb pN PRBMIitS.
Ka MSIw
RANCH and farmn iunds for sale by th
Union Pucitlo. Railroad company. B. A.
McAllester, land commi.-oui.ner, Ui.ion
Pacific He Jquartcrs,' Onviba, Nu,
. - RE 280
:ft .
HOUSES and lots In all part of city; also
acre property and farm lands. The O. F.
Davis Co.. Room 508, Bee bldg. RE 278
SIX-ROOM modern cottage, corner lot
7uxl12. S715 Leavenworth St. Inquire at
premise. - RE Uiug
WI1 I lAtUSflN UHARLES E.. V. S.
W IL-L.milDUJl NaUonal Bank Bldg.
RE 278
ELEGANT home and ; farm of 223 acres
Ioinlng Rennet, Neb, Address Box 13i,
Jennet, Neb. - RE Ms36 OS
New 8-room house, all modern, readv Oc
tober 1. Inquire at th house. MM N.
3d t. i RE 271-22X
110 ACRE FARM
in Jefferson county, Nebraska, with good
Improvements; 3i0 per acre; roust be Bold
within a week.
84 Lcres about two mile from Glenwood,
la. Twelve-acre orchard, balance under
cultivation. No buildings; 8100 per ocr.
Or wili trade for good Omaha property.
Twenty acres good hay land, also close to
Glenwood. Ia., 340 per acre. Chris Bover,
22d and Cuming. Tel. 2049. RE 677 23x
EXECUTOR'S
SALE.
The executorr of the estate of William
Frederick Purl--- at 10 o'clock a. in. on
Septemlier 29. 1-3. a the east front door
of the Douglas county courthouse, offer lor
sale a number of choice
Lots and Acre Tracts in
Florence
a follow:
1. Ixjis In the city ot Omaha, Douglaa
couniy. Nebraska. f
Lots s. 9. 10.. 11. 12. In" block IS. and Bll
of block it. In Morse a. Bruner's addition.
2. Acreage lu Douglas county. Nebraska:
No'-h- nwVt. 4-16-13; nwV nw1,.. 4-li:3;
. si 4-16-13; tS. sei... 4-16-13; neVt, ne',.
j-10-13; aei,, nC,. 5-16-13.
3. Lots and oiitlots in Florence. Dougla
county. Nebraska:
Lot 7. block 14. s'i lot 6. block 23; lot 6,
b.oi k IS: lot 3. block fcl; lot 6, biock 81; lot
18. block 145: lot 7. block -34; lots 3 and 7.
block -; lot 6. blink 237; lots 4. 6 and 7.
bluk 13V. outlot luo: s1, outlot 178; outlots
lu and 1: n', outlot 192; outlot 212 and
wi-rt part of outlot 274.
For particulars . or writ to William
R. Wall, depot ijtnt, Florence. Neb
RE M5M 83
ACCORDION PLEATING.
GOLDMAN. 200 Dougla block.
-2S2
BALE TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 16th.
BICYCLES.
BARGAINS in bicycles; second-hand
wheels 83 and up; see Fleacher, i-lt Capi
tol ave. OH
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kind of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree. 20ih
and Lake atreeta. 370
DRESSMAKING.
KE18TER 8 Ladle' Tailoring College, 17ui
Cuming Hi. Wr.ie for UxikU-t. 241
DETECTIVES.
CAPT. T. CORMACK. 617 Karbach block.
Tel. A-28;. 2S4
EXPERT ACIOUNTANT.
Q. R. RATH BUN, room IS. Cora l Nat Bank
Private leou In bookkeeping, etc. 5a
Want - Ad Will Rent It.
DANCING At AUENT.
CHAMBERS' adult beginner now forming
Tueedays and Saturdays. 8 p. m . com
mencing October 22. Private lessons any
time. 17th and Douglaa. Office 'phone,
1671. Residence, A1745.
After October 15. 24.'4 Fernam st.
Chambers' children classes Weilnesday,
4 p. m., Saturdays, 2 p. m , commencing
October 3. 640
MR. AND MRS. MORAND'S dancing and
physical culture, lith and Harney, re-opt-
n s for children Saturday, October 3;
beginners, lu a. ro ; advance. 3 p. m.
Terms reasonable; a liberal reduction to
former patrons and to families who send
more than one pupil at the same time.
Private classes organised; private lessons
any time. lessons for adults now Tues
day and Friday. 8 p. m ; assemblies every
Wednesday. School teachers' tickets at
half regular rates. For farther particu
lars write or telephone 1041. MT70 ct4
DHESS CITTIXG SCHOOLS.
THE Dress Cutting College Is to young
ladies what the business college is to
young men. 62T Paxton Blk., omuha.
Mn.12 t
FLORISTS.
HESS A SWOBODA. 1416 Farnam. -3S6
D. HENDERSON, florist, 1419 Farnam St.
2S7
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
OMAHA PLATING CO.. Bee bldg. Tel. 25:;S.
75
GARBAGE.
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans
cessrwiols and vaults, removes garbage
nnd dead animals at reduced prices. 6.'1
N. K.th Tel. 177!. 2MI
HAT RENOVATING.
OLD hats made new. Ramser & Kerr,
practical hatters, 207 N. 17th Bt.
M44 OJ
LAWN MOWERS.
8HARPENED. P. Melcholr. 18th & Howard.
LOST.
IA ST Iaidy's gold watch: please return
to 2011 Cuss st. and receive reward.
Lost M2M
LOST, legal papers in Piatt vs. Hitchcock
Co., the Mathewson Estate and Rasmus
sea vs. Montgomery; also record in su
preme court; 86.00 reward and no quea
tiohs asked for return to Henshaw Cafe.
Lost M118 3ux
L('8T A black notebook containing about
8i; Under may have 310 reward for re
turning ihe remainder to C. P. Jensen,
Greeley, Colo. Lost M564 24x
LOST, from stock yards. South Omaha, one
white-faced steer; J5 reward for informa
tion of his whereabouts. Union Stocg
Yards company. Lost 6fv2 23
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
STILLMAN & PRICE, 410 1st Nat. Bk.bldg
290
NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. Y.
Life Bldg., attorney and collectors every
where. 291
MEDICAL.
LIQUOR HABIT cured In three days. Pay
when cured. No hypodermics. Write lor
cuculars. Uatlin Institute, 212 S. 14th.
-2P8
MUSICAL
THOS. J. KELLY', voice. Davldge Elock.
E. I KECK, vote cuHur and the art "of
singing. Studio, 102 Farnam St.-
-M516 01
OSTEOPATHY.
Johnson Institute, 515 N. Y. Life Bldg. T. 1664
!05
The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bldg. T.-2352.
195
Atsen & Farwell. Paxton Blk., 604-7. T. 13 .
-:o
DRS. FINCH & MILLER, 124 S. 25th St.
-:7
DR GRACE DEEGAN, 832 N. Y. Life. Tel.
2T.SS. 298
l'ATENTS.
H. J. COWGIT.L No fee unless successful.
31K S. 15th Si.. Omaha. Tel. 1798. 800
FATE NTS Sues Co., Omaha. Neh. Il
lustrated patent book free. Tel. T6J3.
M570 Nlx
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office. Reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1301 Dougla.
STORAGE.
OM. Van Stor Co., 1511 Farn. Tel. 1559-862.
8'.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING,
A. C. VAN SANT'B school. 717 N. Y. Life.
Jo2
NEB. Busines & Shorthand College. Boyd'
Theater. 303
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED, Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
806
TICKET BROKERS.
CUT RATE railroad tickets everybody.
P. 11. Philbln, 15u5 Farnam. 'Phone 784.
-3. 4
TINNERS.
G. E. KOCH. 24th and Maple. Tel. L-1949.
M 8a OH
lrHOLSTKHlNG.
GATE CITY Upholstering Co., woven wlr
springs tightened. Tel. B-2975. 1705 St.
Mary a Ave. 801
POSTOFFItiU NOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY by ail Interested,
as cnaiiges ulay occur at any time. j
Foreign mads tor the wee ending Sep
tember J. lisja, will cioae (PRO.MP1LV in
all case; at tne Oeiierai Pustutiice a fol
lows: r-AhCKus-i'vib 1 Mails close one
hour earlier than closing time shown be
low. Pare els-l ost Maiis lor Uermany close
at 6 p. ui Monday and Wednesday.
Regular and Supplementary mall close
at foreign Station half hour later than
closing tune anown below (except that Sup
plementary Mads for Europe and Central
America, via Colon, cluae one hour later at
Foreign Station;.
Traaaatlaatle Mails.
WEDNESDAY At 8 30 a. m. for IRE
LAND and letter mail for Liverpool, per
s . Oceanic, vi t Queenstown unali for
other parts of Europe must be directed
"per s. s. Oceanic ), at a. rn. lor EU
ROPE, per s s Philadelphia, via South
ampton; at 7.30 a. ni. for NETHER
LANDS direct, per a. s. Ryndam (mail
must be directed "per s. . Ryndam").
THURSDAY At 6.3o a. m. for EUROPE,
ti-r a. a. Augusta Victoria, via Piymoutn.
Cherbourg and Hamburg (mall for Franc
must be directed "per s s. Augusta Vic
toria";; at 7 a. m. for FRANCE, SWIT
ZERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN, PORTI -GAL.
TURKEY. EGYPT. GREECE
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAR
(wl'K'Z. per s La Bretagne, via Havre
imall for other part of Europe must be
directed "per s. s Ijl Bretagne ")
SATURDAY At. 6:30 a. m. for EUROPE,
per s. . Umhrla. via CJ ieentown; at 6
a. m. for BELGIUM direct, r s. a.
Kroonland (mail must be directed "per
s. a. Kroonland ); at 6 1) a. rn. for ITALY
direct, per a a. Lahn (mail must be di
rtied "per s s. I.ahn 'l: at J a. m for
S OllND d.rect, per . . Astoria (mall
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
must be oirvt'.1 "rer .. Astoria"); at
11 a. m. for DF.NMARK direct, per s. a.
Hekla (mall mys" be directed "per . s.
Hekla ").
PRINTED MATTER. ETC -This steamer
tnkes printed Matter, t'ommervlal Papers
and Samples for Uermany only. The same
rhtss of mall matter for otiier parts of
Europe will not le sent bv this ship
unless speclnlly directed by her.
After the dosing of the Hu plementsrv
Trans-Atlantic Mslls named above ad
ditional Supplementary Mails are opened
on the piers of the American. English,
French and German steamers and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the
hour of sailing of steamer.
Mails (or Soatb and Ceatral America,
West ladle, Ktc.
WEDNESDAY At 12 m. (supplementary
12:n p. m. for BAHAMAS, per s. 8.
Antillu, via Nassau (mail must be ill.
rected "per . s. Antllla ): at 12 p m
(supplementary !: p m) for TURKS
ISLAND and the DOMINICAN REPUB
LIC, per s. s Cherokee: at 12. ' p. m for
MARTINIQUE. GUAPELOUlI-f. BAR.
BAIxiS. TRINIDAD. Cll DAI) BOLIVAR
and DUTCH GUIANA, per s. Plemonte.
THURSDAY At 8 . m. for Cut, per s s.
Esperanxa (mall for Mxlr-o. via Pro
greso Campeche anl Vera Crux must t
directed "per s. s. Ef peranxa"i; at 12 m.
supplementary 12 . p. m.) for Bahamas,
Guantanamo and Santiago, per a. a. San
tiago; at 7 p. m. for Newfoundland, per
s. s. Carthaginian, from Philadelphia.
FRIDAY At 8:30 a. m. for Barbados and
Braxil. per s. s. Bellaggio, via Pernam
iuH'o, Rlo Janeiro find Rnptn cr-iq for
Northern Braxil. Argentine, Uruguav and
Paraguay must he directed "per s. s.
Bellaiigio"); at ll:.V a. m (suppl. menlary
12:.t0 p. m.) for St. Thomas, 81. Croix.
Leeward and Windward Islands, British,
Dutch and French Guiana, per s. s. Fon
tabelle (mall for Grenada and Trinidad
must be directed "per s. s. Fontabelle ") ;
B( 12:30 p. m (supplementary 1 :3n p m.)
for Inagua and Haiti, per s. s, Bo'lvla.
SATURDAY' At 6:J" a. m. for Newfound
land, per s. s. Rosalind: at 8 a. m. for
Bermuda, per s. s Pretoria; at 6:30 a. ra.
(supplementary 9:Jo a. m l for Curacao
and Venezuela, per s. s. Zulla (mall for
Savanilln and Cartagena must be directed
"per s. s. Zulia"i: at 9 a. m. for St. Kltts.
Ft. Martins, St. Eustatlus. British. Dutch
and French Guiana, per p. . Uller: at 9
a. m. for Torto Rico, per s. s. Coamo, via
San Juan; at 9: a. m. (supplementary
10:30 a. m.) for Fortune Island. Jamaica.
Savanllla. Cartagena and Oreytown, per
s. Alleghany (mall for Costa Rica must
be directed "per s. s. A'lcghany "): at 1"
a. m. for Grenada. Trinidad nnd Ciudad
Bolivar, per s. s. Maraval: at M a m. for
Cuba, per s. s. Mexico, via Havana; at
12:30 p. m. for Cuba, per s. s. Ollnda. via
Havana; at 8 p. m. for Argentine. Uru
guay and Paraguay, per s. s. Hypatla.
Mall Forwarded Otrrlaad, Etc., Ex J
cept Trssiusrllr.
CUBA Via Florida, closes at this office
daily, except Thursday, at 5:30 a. in. (the
connecting mails close here on Wednes
days and Saturdays via Tampa, and on
Mondays via M ia mil.
MEXICO CITY overland, unless specially
addi eased tor despatch by steamer, closes
at this office daily, except Sunday, ut 1 :M
I. m. and ll:3u p. in. Sunduys at "1 p.
m. and 11:30 p. m.
NEWFOUNDLAND By rail to North Syd
ney, and thence by steamer, closes at
. this office daily at 6:30 p. tn. (connect
ing mails close here every Monday, Wed
nesday and Saturday.
JAMAICA By rail to Boston, said thence
by steamer, closes at this office at 6:30 p.
m. every Tuesday nnd Thursday.
M1QUKLON By rail to Boston, and
thence by steamer, closes at this office
daily at 6:30 v. m.
BELIZ. PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE
MALA By rail to New Orleans, uid
thence by steamer, closes at this office
dallv, except Sunday, at l:3o p. m.
and 111 :3u u. m.. Sundays at II p. :
and ll:Sd p. m. (connecting mail close
here Mondays at 11:S0 p. ;n
COSTA RICA Rv rail lo New Orleans, and
thenoe by steamer, closes at this office
daily, except Sunday, at ll:3u p. m. and
11:30 p. m., Sundays at il p. m. and
11 30 p. m. (coiiiieounK man ciuaee wi"
TuesdHVs at 111.30 o. m.)
IRcglsic-red iu-U close at p. m. previous
day.
Traaita,clAe Mall.
HAWAII, via San Francisco, close here
dally at :30 p. m. up to tsepiemuer l-
Inclusive, for despatch per . . Ala
HAWAII, JAPAN, CHINA and gperl.'y
addressed mall for the PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close here
dallv at 8:30 p. m. up to tieptemoer i.t,
Ui.-lirolve fur despatch Der 8. s. China.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via Han tran
clsco, close here-daily at 6:30 p. m. up to
September 26, inclusive, for despatch Jer
U. . transport,
rutvi na japan, via Seattle, cloae
here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to September
27. Inclusive, ror uespaicn per -
Wlnsiilii Mnm
CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver and
Victoria, B. C, close here dally at 6:30
p. m. up to Seiitemoer , inclusive. ior
despatch per s. s. Empress of India.
(Merchandise Tor l,. H. postal auency .i
Shanghai cannot be forwarded via
nVwin'1 liPIN' CHINA and PHILIP
PINE ISLANDS, via an r ranci.-o,
here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to October 2,
in"luslve. for dlapatch per . . Doric.
NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA (except
West). NEW CALEDONIA. FIJI. SA
MOA end HAWAII, via San Francisco.
Close heie dally at 6:30 p. m. up to October
13. Inclusive, for dispatch per e. . Cen
tura. (If Cunard steamer carrying th
British mall for New Zealand does not ar
rive In time to connect with this dispatch,
extra malls closing nt 5.30 a. m . :30 a.
m. and 6:30 p. m.; Sundays at 4:30 a. m.,
9 a. m. and 6:30 p. m will be made up
end forwarded until the arrival of the
Cunard steamer.)
CHINA and JAPAN, via Taeoma. close
here dally at 6:3i p. m. up to October 4,
Inclusive, for dispatch per a. s. Tremont.
AU8TRALIA (except West). FIJI ISL
ANDS and NEW CALEDONIA, via Van
couver and Victoria. B. C. close here
dallv at 6.30 p. m. up lo October 1.10. In
clusive, for dispatch per 8. s. Mlowera.
TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via
San Francisco, close here daily at 6:jn p.
m. up to October 121. Inclusive, for dis
patch per . Mariposa.
NOTE Unless otherwise addressed. West
Australia I forwarded via Europe; and
New Zealand and Philippines via San
Francisco the nulckest routes. Philip
pine specially addressed "via Canada" or
"via Europe" must I fully prepaid at the
foreign rates. Hawaii Is forwarded via
San Franclr.co exclusively.
Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of
sailing daily and the schedule of closing
Is arranged on the presumption of their
uninterrupted overlsnd transit. Re,1s
tered mall closes at p. m. previous day.
Post office. New York, N. Y., September IS,
1903.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmister.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR
PRINTING.
Bids will be received by the State Print
ing Board at the office of the Secretary of
Slate at Lincoln, Nebraska, on or before
2 30 o'clock p. in., Tuesda, September 28,
hH, for priming and binding in pamphlet
form 4,0uu copies of the election laws and
l.ouo copies of the registration laws of the
stat of Nebraska.
Speclflca'tloiis for same cn be found on
file in the office of the Secretary cf State.
All bids must be accompanied by a bond
equal In amount to the probable cost of th
work bid upon. The Board reserves the
rig lit to reject any and all bids.
Lincoln, Nebrauka, September 17. 19 8
STATE PRINTING BOARD.
By LOU W. FHAZIER. Secretary to the
Board. S-l-d-5-t-M
NOTICE
Sealed bid will be received at the office
of secretary of state up until 12 o'clock
nOon of September 28. 19o3. for one luO
horse-power boiler, also one fifty horse
power engine, also one 4 O-Hgnt dvnamo
for Soldiers' and Sailors' Home at Milford,
and one 100 horse-power boiler for Boys'
Industrial school at Kearney; also two
25 K. W. belted P. M. type generators, said
generators stpll be rated at lou ampere
and 2.VJ volts, at a speed of approximately
sou revolutions per minute for the peni
tentiary, as per plans and speculations
on file In thlt office, all of which inubt le
delivered at the Institutions.
The board reserves the right to reject
ny nd all bids. GEORGE W. MARSH.
Secretary of Board.
2ol fctm
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH VEGETABLES.
Office Purchasing Commissary, U. 8.
Army, Omaha, Nebraska, September Vt,
1J Sealed proposaU. in triplical. will be
received here until 11 o'clock a. m., central
standard lime. October 6th. Iiu3, and then
opened publicly, for furnishing and delivery
of sa.li quantities of potatoes and onion
as may be required by the Subsistence De
partment at omaha. Neb, Forts Cnn.k.
Niobrara and Robinson, Nebraska Pr -oosals
will also be received and opened by
the ComoilSKarics lit 1 oil Roljnihon, Neb.,
until lu u cluck a. m . mountain standard
time, and at Fort Crook and Niobrara,
Neb., until 11 o'c lock a. in , central standard
time, each commissary receiving proposals
for hit own poet only. T.'ie right Is re
served to leiecl any or all piupoaal In
SETTLE ON PEACE OR WAR
Bulgarian and Turkish Minister Holds;
Important Conftnnoe.
MUCH BETTER FEELING NOW PREVAILS
I'repeaala laser t oaalaeratlsn Unas
template Asnaesty for laseraeat
and Co-Operatlsa lie twee a
Ceaatrle la Refers Werk.
SOFIA. Sept. 22 Within foit -eight hours
the question of peace or war will probably
lie settled, according to authoritative opin
ions here. Premier Petroft ha.l an interview
this morning with All Feruh Bey at which
the whole situation In Macedonia was dis
cussed. As a result of this conlercncc a,
much better feeling prevailed nnd confident
hopes are expressed thut a sallsfaetoiy ad e
Justment will be reached. This view H
strengthened by a report from Constantino
ple to the effect that the council of minis
ter after some day discussion Is in meas
urable distance of un agreement on the
chief points at Issue.
The following are the proposals of the
Turco-Bulgaria negotiations;
First The ports to grant a general am
necty and stop the persecution of the Bul
garians In Macedonia.
-ootid A mixed commission to he
formed, the Bulgarian members of which
should be nominated by the Bulgarian ex
arch, and never be In a minority on the
eom.-nutrion. to elaborate administration re
forms, arrange for an extension of local
administrative autonomy. Insure the safety
of the highways and the equality of t'hiis
tlah and Mussulmans before the courts, re
form the taxation and gendarmerie and pro
vide for personal security.
TALK OF A BANTAM ROOSTER
t'oart l.earas . Why Mr. Ewlsg
Booarrd Brick OaT Pol
lark's Head.
Justice Foster says he knows all about
bantam roosters now. He wa enlightened
yesterday afternoon. He knows that a full
grown donlnecker hen Is Just a Hb1e to
bring forth among the hatch one of these
undersized but ever pugnacious bird a she
Is to raise up a family of giants among
her tribe.
A bantam rooster, with a drooping red and
green tall, with a pedigree and musical
voice, ha been in Justice Foster court
or rather, his history from the time h wa
first rocked in his cradle of shell, ha been
there, and naturally the judge 1 inclined to
feel Just a little proud of his recently ac
quired knowledge of the bantam family.
It came i.bout this w'iae: Mr. Hanna F.w
Ing. Twenty-fourth and Grace, raised the
rooster up to full roosterhood from a fuzxy
little chick no bigger than a glass marble.
She fed and cared for him with devotion
seldom equalled by the most motherly of
hena, at least she claim to have been very
good to vhe little rooster, and him hr pet
She told all this to the Judge, which wa
but the preface to a story of aggression
and "meanness." a she called It. on th
part of her former friend and present neigh
bor, Joseph Pollack. Mr. Ewing went to
Hot Spring last spring for her health. Eh
lelt her pet rooster at bonne. When he re
tiirnea home a few week ago she found
Pollack had alienated the affection of th
bantam and claimed, him as hi own. Mra.
Ewing proceeded to get the rooater. and a
fight ensued In which Pollack, she said,
dared to assult her. To get even she as
saulted Pollack with a brickbat. She laid
hlra out. The brick landed on lit head and
he wa nor du combat for aeveral minute.
Mr. Pollck came to Justice Foster' court
and asked that a peace warrant be sworn
out against Mra, Ewing. ,He wa afraid of
her and feared for the aafety of hi five
children. He was accommodated with the
warrant and yesterday afternoon th hear
ing wa had. Mr. Ewing wa discharged,
and now threaten to retaliate, hence It I'
possible, the Judge Bays, that the tale of '
the rooster will he brought Into court again
at no distant day.
MADE THEMSELVES AT HOME
Qaeer Proceed I a of a Pair of Ray
terer Wka Captared
m Heas.
A hurry call wss received at the police
station yesterday afternoon from 1KH Pierce
street. Two men. Bert Swisher, living at
Tenth and Marcy street, and I. N. Stuckey
of Sidney, la., both stranger to the per
sons living at the number given, had taken
possession of the "house. The two men
were drunk and called at the place. G. A.
Callen, Mary Not and Lilly Vallaoding
ham were in the house at the time. Th
men opened the door end entered. They
Instructed the occupant to tnak them
selves scarce, which they did. A policeman
wa summoned a soon a possible. When
he arrived the men were la an upper room
of the residence, and he left them there
until th wagon could be called. Three offi
cer went up stair after th supposed des
peradoes and found them atretched out on
th bed comfortably sleeping. They were
charged with being drunk and Insulting
women. The only explanation they had to
make for their peculiar behavior wa that
they had gotten into the wrong house, sup
posing they were at home.
AWAIT MORE DEVELOPMENTS
roller Hold Maa with Daal Nam tm
' See If New eanplalat
Wilt Coxae,
When the police arrested Guy Murray, .
whose real name I said to he Guy
Stephen, they thought he wa an ordinary,
Idle fellow who couldn't keep out of trou
ble. Subsequent events have caused th
police to change their opinion and they
now believe they have a man who Is will-,
fully and maliciously crooked.
Murray or Stephen wa first arteated en
a complaint of disturbing the peace of th
neighborhood at Fourteenth and lsard.
That wa on Monday and now two mora
con. plaints have been filed against him. A
Manlove charge him wlili assault to do
bodily harm and Amoa Dean, a lad about 18
years old, allege Stephens (tola 812 from
him wliil they were occupying a hay car
together at the same place and time th
disturbance occurred.
In view of the fact that new rases are de
veloping against Murray or Stephen th
pc lico feel disposed to hold him for a time
to see how far th filing of new complaint
will go.
Alkla Get HI Liberty.
Fred Atkiivs, who wa charged with th
offense of violating a statutory law, mak
ing a young woman named Marl Rengren
hi victim, wa presented a passport to
liberty yesterday by County Attorney
English, Judge Berka concurring. The re a.
on the case wa dismissed. Assistant At
torney Weaver said, wa because Atkins Is
married and also on his promise, backed
up by ihe statement of his wife, that to
gether they would seek an honeat aid up
right livelihood outside of Omaha. Th girl
In the case was not brought into court.
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specifications, showing in detail ihe article
and quantities requited, and giving full In
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be furnifhed on application to any of th
above mentioned officers. Enlopu should
be marked "Proposals for Fresh egtta lea.
to be opened October I, 11," and addressed
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authorised to receive proposal. W. H.
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