Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: SATUIIDAY. DCTOnElS 10. inn:.
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PEC1AL 110T1CES
.dvartlaraaants far -elnane
II be til IX aa. far tne
mI enttlaa nd til !,.
i Mamlea mm Seadar eelltlen.
V wer. tharaefler. thin takes
less tbaa t5 far Ik tlret Uit.
TkfH ailvertlaessaats asast be
ew see a lively.
re rkwk, eaa kit wtn
l-eest) a a Bib real lnUf la. nr
The Bee. iuwm aa Klmwl will
delivers aa praaenftaain ef tka
leak only.
0ITt ATiO WAITED.
iUN'J man who Is handy around lh
house desires a plirt to work (or room
and board: Is ensased about ( hour a
day. Address 8 J, iiee. A ' 9x
WASTED MALE HELP.
. FALL TERM
NoW OPEN
DAY AND NIGHT.
TCDENTS ADMITTED AT ANT TIME.
t. Boy les ' College ;
- NEW tUj;L LUH. JU.
BUBlNLao, , SHUitlhA.Nu, I ti t RiT
i.NO. ENGLISH.
Apply (or Catalogue.
- B-901
OMAHA COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE
17th kiu ut.
Lia til.
1AT AND NiUrt f BEaorONS.'
Fall terra now onu. bljoenl enter
every day. Shorthand taught by rua:l.
Advertising; mnttrr free; .
Audrase: RuliRBoUUH BROS.,
Omaua, Nebraska.
" B M42i 11
GOOD messengers wanted; first-class po .
A. i-. T. (Jo U2 8. 12th. w
WANTED, first-class wood turner at once.
Uood wages. Lincoln bash, Door at
ANTED, for U. 8. army, able-bodied. n-
mrnw men, tieiwwn ages oi -l ana aa.
citizens or I. nlted States, or good cnarac
IT and temperate habit, who can speak,
read u n.t titrp knffitah. K., a- .nfurrnat mn
i apply to rcrunlig officer, lt.tn and Douge
; sis., umaba. and Ilea trice. Neb.
"ANTED Two agents at once; good eal
ary; city work. C. f". Adams Co.. 1619
Howad at. ' B-M902
JENT8 wanted. Address Prairie Extract
(Co., Omaha, Neb. B M3b lux
flR8T' CLASH sewer foreman. Give ref
erence, experience and wages expected
E. L. Du Hole & -, ic! Youngerinan
flag.. Moines, Iowa. B M4is m
10 FIHTT CLASS pirn ,.d shovel men to
worn on sewers In les Molne. Is.. Uood
wages. E. L. Du Hois A Co.. 3"9 Younger-
mau dug, ues Moines, lows.
B M417 lx
WANTED, man to do- both tinning and
ptummng. to go to Wyoming; good wages
Address Buffalo Hardware Co.. Buffalo
Wyoming, or address J. W. Todd. Murray
HOt'l, umaDt. B M4o3 1CX
WANTED, a newspaper or magazine so
llrltor to work the city on a new prop
osition. Call at Circulation Dept. Omaha
Bee. , i M4u2 tt
WANTED. ftno4 experienced man that un
derstands the feeding of chickens "for
fancy trade. Addresa Frya Bruhn Com
pany) Brattle.,- Wash. , B M4C1 U
WANTED, a compefent grain buyer 'for
large, private country elevator, where
there la great competition. Mnst be a
good judge of grain snd know how to get
tt. Apply U R. C'ottrell, Board of Trade
Building, Omaha, Neb.
B M60 llx
WANTED, S men and boys to distribute
elrculaxa.. Apply to Mr. Hicks, Peonle's
v Btora. B 454 9
BRICKLAYERS wanted. cents per hour.
at Thomson-Houston power house, 4th
' and Jonas street. Custodia Chlmnev Con-
Mruat4n--0. ... : B M4741
WANTED everywhere, hustlers to tack
igns. distribute circulars, etc.: no canvassing-,
good pay. Sun Advertising Ru
reau, Chicago. - B M471 10x
WANTED, men everywhere; good pay: to
distribute circulars, adv. matter, tack
signs, etc: no canvassing. National Adv.
Bureau. Chtcas-o. B M48 llx
WANTED FKM ALB HELP.
100 Girl. Call Canadian office, Uth Dodge
C 4X4
WANTED Immediately, 60 sewing machine
operators In horse blanket department
of Bemis Omaha Bag Co. C MdXi
tOL'NQ girl to assist In housework; no
washing; two In family. 2517 Bristol St.
C-Msal
WANTED, first-class ladies'
Morris. 1406 Farnam.
tailor. Max
C-MS9S
AGENTS wanted for household necessity.
Address Prairls Extract Co., Omaha, Neb.
C M38S lOx
WANTEDA nurse girl. J610 Dewey ave.
C-VC
WANTED, girl for general house work.
I. f.ntlv II.. .1 . I a-- m. M..
C M4
tt.
WANTED, a thoroughly competent snd ex
perienced cashier. Address, 8 10, Bee of-
C-M433 1
WANTED, a, good coo'c Inquire 1120 Park
iwik. C 446
WANTED, a neat housemaid. Mrs. E. A.
vuuany, J, in ana uewey ave. C 462 11
COMPETENT girl for genera! housework
best wwgaa paid: small family; new mod
ern house. Call 123 S. 22d ave. C 461 1U
WANTED A neat woman to clean house.
jkpiiy iai o. suuk ave. C M47 11
WANTED, good cook snd housework airl
l 1st family. Apply 112 N. I2d st
C-M467 llx"
titiJiAB wantea to eii a necessity to
Brothers: ! a w eek. clear. Ivtt M
u . . nkn.ii.i.ki. ...... . '
NI'R8h58' training school. Pueblo Colo.:
sis weeks' course; begin Oct-'l; oiplnia.
C M4t4 Bx
FOR HCNT HOISES.
l4?nf IQPQ '' Prt of toe city. K.
IlWUOtO c. Peters ss Ca, Bee Bldg.
JJ ju
iOUSES, insurance. RiBgwait. Barker Blk,
!-
11(11 ISF ,a "n Parts of the city. The
o. . i.)avia to., soa
son Bes Blag.
U 9U4
TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage
cu., onict laat arnaro. or Tela. 1jj-ixU.
l 9W
F-)R RENT, ten-room house, modern, and
cam. in west far nam district. V m. K.
I'otter, xvec.. No. ji Brown Blk.
D MtI4
FOR RENT. 6-room house. liJ Woolwortk
A, 1.0 per mootb; powtuion given Oc
tober 17 Apply to Mel Ltii. rare Dally
sw wmw. l Al J3 1
NICE (-room modern. TeL SjSL
D 166
PAI.NE-Bl iT W IC K CO.. coolre houses.
6vl-6ul New York Life Bldg. Phone 1H6.
WE MOVE Pianos. Uasgard Van A stor
age Co., TeL 146. Office. 1711 Webster L
O 9U7
FOR RENT, Trt floor and basement. In
quire 124 & It. i a L D 445
FOR RENT, one or t w furnished rooms
rales reasonable; tw-j blocks Farnam car
Call Siou Dodge st. l 4i7 Hi
FOR RENT. T-mTt cottage, modern ex
rept furnace, g.5 tM. . W. Li. Thmas. Is
NaUuual Bank Btug. It M47& llx
ItlR RENT, three-story and baj-ement
trU-k bolldlug. Howard st W. H.
Thomas. 1st National Bank Bldg
D-M4T3 llx
I ii ..a
FOB RENT riHSiyUED BOOMS. .
AETNA UOL4K, JEuruneaa, Uth Dodge,
NiC.LY furaisaed rooms. 'Inquire Uaiaha
feteoni Lsumu. 1. j LcaveuetMia. ' bone
A fc tli
I OR RET-FI IIHED RIHIH.
O. M. E- hauls trunks. Telephone Cll
E 614
DEWEY European Hotel. 13th and Farnntn.
'it
ROYAL. HOTEL, Europe. lth 4 Chlcsgo
E 1S
NICELY furnished rooms. 1SW Capitol Are.
EMiil
Nice rooms, day. week or mo. K25H"warL
E su ix
NICELY fuml-hed mom; private family;
gentleman, csu Burt. j m.bj iox
DKSIRABL.E rooms.
first
cls l'cat'on.
K-Mts 12s
2224 Farnam.
FOR light housekeeping.
1112 8. Uth.
E Ml
FIRXISHED ROOMS ASD BOARD.
GOOD board for gentleman and wife and
use or neatly furnished cotiag?. t z a.
S'th Are. F M128
FRONT mom with alcove; hot water "bent.
FOR REST I M'imiSHEB ROOMS,
TWO or three beautiful modern rooms.
newly papered; very light housekeeping,
fur parties without children; board it t
eird. 14.S N. 17th. G M Jli
FlHMTt HE FACRnO.
Plerson & Lundberg, lli 3. 17th. Tel. L-2&&.
11 Si I
FOR RKArT0Kkl AKD OFFlCliS.
FOR RENT Building suitable (or whole
sale pucposes at . ranuim, -ixi. lour
storit-n aiid lirse-clas cemented basemeut,
nevaior, nrs t no burglar proof vault, of
fice cxmnter and fixluiea. For price ind
pirticulara inquire C. C. Rosewater, sec
retary the Bee Building Co., room lw. Bea
uuuaing. i
FOR RENT Tba building formerly occu
pied l y rne Bee at 19 h umam at. it nas
fuur stones and a basement, which was
formerly used by The Bee press room.
1 nis will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at office of C. C. Roxs
water, secretary, room I'M) Bee building.
I Mil
J-8TORY and basement, rr.'.xlOO, IOCS Farnaia
su inquire III First. Nat l Bank Bi ig.
I Mlii
AG EXITS WASTED.
WANTED Canvassing agents In overy
county to solicit subscriptions to THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER.
' Bteady employment with assured gtsl In
come. Agv-nts In the country wltil tiorse
and buggy especially desired. Canvaaers
make easily nu to tluu lr month. Ad
dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau.
Bea building, Omaha. J 114
AGENTS for our Havoring extracts. Ad
dress Prairie Extract Co., Omaha. Neb.
J M7 lux
SEVEN DOLLARS A DAY. for selling
newly patented machine to farmers.
Moody & Beard, Richland Center. Wis.
J-M400 III
WANTED, agents everywhere. Either sex.
young or old. for fast selling article; enn
he sold anyw here, any time, to an body;
biff commission. Salary whan sales war
rant It. No trouble to sell; no experience
necessary; no Investment on agents' part.
We furnfsh everything, you make re-
. turns weekly. Address Alfred Joseph. 87
Nassau St. N. Y. City. J Ui'.i 10
WANTED TO BIT.
DON'T give your furniture and carpets
away. J Levlne pay's the highest cash
price. 3t Noith 16th 8t. N M2S1 1C
FOR BALE FIRN1TI RE.
FULL, line of hard coal stoves nut oo sals.
Chicago Furnitura Co.. Hltf Dodge Su .
' FOR SALE. ,
Furniture, consisting of p&flor, dining,
bedroom, leather library . furniture.
Rather couch, easy chairs, rookwood par
lor tables, odd chairs, rockers, mahogany
bookcase, writing desk, mantle mirrors,
clocks. Dlcturea, imoorled bric-a-brac, oil
pajntinga, .ruga, lace curtains, brass beds.)
manegany dresser, cnmoniers; uiso nna
uptight piano. These, goods must be aoea
to be appreclatetL Bell separately; ail
at. 138 N. 38th avenue. . O M272 10a
FOR SALE, 8-ft. standing desk. 303 Brown
Block. tr
FOR SALE HORSES, WAGONS, ETC.
MONROE aells pleasure vehicles at 811 N.
16U Bu x m
HARRY FROST'S Carriage and Wagon
Works la on corner ot inn ana j-eaveu-worth.
P-a
FOR SALE Good band wagon; cost 1300;
good as new; price, Ii25. J no. K. Burns,
bcrmner, ,cu. tr assus ux
STANHOPE buggy, rubber tired. In Una
condition, lor sale cheap. Address 8 6,
Bee. P M414
CHEAP, two-sea ted open carriage, harness
and phaeton, 6U N. I9tn. f 443
FOR 8ALE Two-seat, astenslon top car
nage. In good -condition; ruorer urea,
Milton Rogera A Sons Cw., 14th. and Far
nam ets, P M477
FOR SALE M1SCELLANKOL.
TELEPHONE POLES; long fir timber;
clOcaen lence; oak uiiing. H UOUKlas.
Sr-Sa
FOR SALE, secondhand - locomobile. ia
Orst-claj snap, at one-nail price, can
or address, IttU. Farnam Si. W SU.
IRON wire fences, tree guards, trellises.
W estern Aucno. encs Co., As .N. Lin 6L
CATALOGUE cut drug price free. Sher
man McCo&neli Drug Co., Omaha.
NEW and idhand typewriters. 1113 Farnam.
SECONDHAND billiard and pool tables:
billiard taoiea repairea; a arga rock I
cheap bar bxtures, cigar counters, eta
llm Brunswick-Baike Cullenuer Co.. 4ii'-
8. loth 4J Mi 14
INDIAN goods, and relics.
1U9 Farnam
g aA.
FOR 8 ALE Several scholaiahips la a first-
cbiaa staudam scnool in umana, compris
ing eumpiete course in business, tn un
hand aud typewriting. Inquire at Hoe
office. . n
FOR 8 ALE Coal business. Capital required.
sj.aa.ira. 4 1, Dee. HJH
ICE for sale la carload Iota.
Lincoln Ice Cu., I -in win. Neb.
Address.
Q-Mj27
IDHAND safe cheap, Derigbt, lilt Farnam.
SPECIAL sale of talking machines during
Carnival week at Culiias Piano Co.. uj
B. iiin su w Mi; It
FOR SALE Slightly damaged new roM.
aii siica, 4 and i cents a pound. Call at
A. U. Aiptrn, sui aroam. i M4-1 13
COLLINS PIANO CO, 111 S.
one price music company.
17th st , the
MlSKO3EE PHOENIX, official publication
f.jr nonces of sale of Creek Nation land.
All Indian Territory news. Subscription
price, daily . a year in advance; we my,
(1 a year. Q to 13
FOR SALE. Z-story frame store building,
40. to be moved; also 3-roum coitsge.
Tel. 4j w UJ
DVR3. windows, lath, 1x4s. cherry man
tela, radiators, nlw. hidrauho elevator.
ttairs. rai . balusters. g nxtures. mar
ble tile, kindliiuj. Barker hotel. Omaha.
CLAIRVOYANTS-
MRS CARRIE t'MITH. SOVEREIGN
LADY viULEN of eUurvovsnK; earv
tiling told. past, present and future. Sat
tsfactioa or no pay. Mfi N. Uth. 8 SJ6
GYI.MF.R PALMIST Ra-no-ed to 71 N.
S3d. Take No. ltb St, car. get off at 134
A Cuming, go IS blkS. aouth. "'j
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT.
M ME. SMITH, batha. 111 N. la Id floor, r. 1
i-.mt .m
rEalSOXAL.
alAQNETIC PU E KILLS K. . IT CL'Rti
At dibasista, si. w-m
OMAHA REAL ESTATE
CANNOT BE BOUGHT AT A LOWER PRICE THAN NOW
YOU'LL SEE THE BARGAINS IN THE BEE
PERSONAL.
WE RENT sewing machines st 75c per
week, li per month; we repair snd aell
parts for every machine manufactured;
iwond-hand machines from tl to Neb.
Cycle Co.. lath and Harney. L" K7
PRIVATE hocpltal before and during con
finement; bent rnedtrnl care end nursing.
Mrs. L. Fisher. lAttt Vinton. TeL 1S
L-9S4
PRIVATE om during confinement;
babies adopted. The Good Samaritan
Sanitarium, 73 1st Ave., Council Bluffs,
la- U-1S
PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladles before snd
during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Geriacn,
Su California su Terms reasonable.
DR. PRIES trests successfully all diseases
and irregularities of women from sny
cause; experienced and relisble. lalj
Dodge St., Arlington biock. Omaha.
- V-93
VIA VI" way to health; UT, Bee building,
Omaha. U 1&
PRIVATE hospital during confinement;
babies adopted. Mrs. Uardels, 2134 Dak.
TeL Red-1. L MO
BOSTON fmbrella Mfg , 6U6 8. 16. Tel. 1617.
Umbrellas, parasols re-covered, repaired
or m&da. L 41
ANY disease cured bv medicine bought of
me. Prof. Johnson, P. O. Box 149. Omaha.
C-3 llx
2 Tl'NINO. piano or orgtn repairing. Per
field Piano Co.. J Bea Bldg. U &T XX
8I"PERFLIOU8 hair, wsrts and mold
permanently removed- by electricity; con
sultation free snd confidential; all work
ruaranteed. Miss Allender. 4" N. Y. D.
U inx
IT IS NOT the fcsnd that mnkes th. mulc.
but the rw Universal Zonophone that
la now plavlng at the ColTlns Plin Co.'.
on--half Mo k north of the Carnival en
trance. The One Price Music l!ou.
'-Mm in
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St.
W 942
FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H.
Ihomaa, First Nat l Bank Bldg. Tel. 1C4S.
W SM
PRIVATE money. Sherwood. 937 N. Y. Life.
W 944
WANTED, real estate loans and warrants.
R. C. Peters Co.. Bee Bldg. W-946
FIVE PER CENT loans.
Farnam.
Garvin Bros.. 104
W-94S
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead. 1020Doug!as.
W 917
4 TO S P. C. money, Bemis, Paxton block.
W 948
MONEY to loan for building purposes. W.
H. Thomas, First Nat l BankMdK -
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
EASY t8 pay;
Best explains our mstbods.
We loan on ft.rniture, pianos, warehouse
receipts, etc. Or if you have a permanent
position we can make you a
SALARY LOAN
without security, exoept your Dsn agree
ment to - repay. Our service is quick and
confidential and we always try to please).
All that we ak is that you give us a Call
before you borrow elsewhere.
. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
'.It Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 229i
(.Established. 18921. S. 16 lb fct- '
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t -
SALARY LOANS ..
FURNITURE- LOANS
Reliable Credit Co,
Rooms 307-308, Paxton Block.
$ ttts t ts t i t
MONEY LOANED ON
FURNITURE. PIANOS, LIVE STOCK.
SALARIES. ETC.
. Low rates and easy terms.
Business Confidential.
Try us If you want to save money.
PHOENIX CREDIT CO.,
S33 Paxton Block. 16th and Farnam Sts.
X-943
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team
sters, boarding houses, etc.. without se
curity; eaaiest terms; 40 offices in prin
cipal cities. Toltnan, 44U Board of Trade
Bldg. X-9S2
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
people; business confidential; lowest rates.
614 Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co.
X 9i4
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows etc. C. F. Reed. 319 8. It
A. a
CHATTEL salary snd jewelry loans Foley
Loan t o, it s. Barxer biock. jv -.-
BISINES9 CHANCES.
FOR SALE, good grocery and butcher's fix
tures. Including ice box- inquire i u rar
nam? Y-957
FOR SALE, an old established liquor busi
ness (barrel nousei. gooo iraue. om loca
tion. Owner has other interests. Address
P 2s, Bee. - Y M&a Si
FOR SALE, furniture and four (4) year
lease. Hotel cnaners. Alliance, neo. i ne
Charters is a (urty (40 room brick hotel,
city jvater and electric lbzhts. is In good
t-eptelr ana wen I ur nmuru. cwueis ,ui
lo get out of the hotel business. For fur
ther information address .Hotel Charters,
Ain.n. L-.k Y 87S
WHEN you want to buy. aell or exchange
ny property or ousiness quica. ew j. n.
Johnson. 43 N Y. Ufe. Y-9
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
MORTGAGEES LIST
Eastern' holders desire to convert
Real Estate into money, No fake
bargains in this list. We want
. offers. .
Double frame dwelling. 3566 and 256 Doug-
UDouLle frame dwelling. 37 and 2219 Maple
St- ... . . . . m v sr.. I. u
Small nouse ana nne ioi, js. eu
Two good cottages at 2uth an Bancroft bia.
Two cottages and large lot, 22jJ and 214
Cuming st.
Fine reeiaeuce ioi oh oih --
Mr' . . i , .i. o. - tv
Three lois. iracaitae, n oi,, irem - , , . .
UiKinru building. 3 story, aud 4 frame
houses cor. 14tn and Pierce sts.
Brick building, 1112 Farnam st.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
1220 Farnam street.
K-Ml W
CHAS. IWlllUmcnn r L 8. Natl
W VV iiliailU'Jil vv.t Bank Bid.
RE 4S.1
HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also
acre property and (arm lands. The O. F.
Davis Co, Room . Bee blug. RE la)
A COMFORTABLE home for sale. If you
are looking for a nice pleasant place at a
bargain let me h.w you a i roin cot
tage, modern except furnace, ou paved
sireet, right down town. W. N. Naoa.
iii B BMg. RE M.J
AUCTION sale of 34 lots In blocks Us. Ill
and 122 DL N L'Ll I'LAt t; known aa
Craig lots. Octot-r 14. IjS. st W a. m,
front door of CJurl house. RE M46j llx
SAME AS RENT. 3
ONLY 8700 fornrwooe and one-half story,
east. fruEi bouoe on new car hue. 3bih A
Furt street. 4 rooms ar.tfl.we bay windows
down stairs, unnmsned upstairs where
three mere rooms cuuld be partitioned off.
Porch la front and rear. Brick fi-utidt.
trijod well sod pump. Only Ml xu lo
dowa aud enljf . to i per month on
hoiae.ee, asuus aa rcbt. hrinn. pait-io
B,a. B8- Jatii
FOR SALE RE l, ESTATE.
TIMBER! TIMBER!
THE best Investment. I -arse or ema'l
tracts Reference furnished. Wjlte our
wants
SIMONS REASON ER, Ashland. Ore.
RE M 433 N7x
FOR 8AI.E Modern house of 7 rooms
quire 612 So. lth. RE MS12
la
id FREE HOMESTEADS.
Tour last chance in Minnesota to secure
a beautiful home FREE. The lutu of
November the government will open
750. M acres of fine farming lands at Cass
Ike, Minn. Send H.'ju to Fred Clark,
Cass Iake. Minn., for full Information
about these valuable claims. Don't wait
until It Is too late. RE M 447 2ux
RANCH and farm tanfls for sale by the
Union Pacific Railroad company. R. A.
McAllester. land commissioner. Union
Pacific Headquarters, Omaha. Neb.
RE-9D
FOR 8ALE or trade. So acres of improved
farm In Merrick county. Address S 1-,
Omaha Bee. RE 469 lx
GRAIN AND STOCK FARM FOR SALE
acres deeded land, ' acres In culti
vation; six-room frame house; frame bars,
4ixu feet; granary In barn for 2,iv
bushels grain- corn crib, 1ixt feet; also
one 8x3S feet: granary. 12xi2 feet. Fine
black loam soil, good grass land and good
farm laid. ln:y rive mils east of
Anselmo. Nebraska, adjoining Victoria
Creek, one of tne earliest settlements in
Custer county. Pri-, ti,hD; ') cash,
balance to suit purchaser. We will accept
one-third to one-half of purchase price
of this ranch in farm I. in Is located in
central or enstern Nebraska or wste-n
Iowa. WILLIS CAOWliLL. BROKEN
BOW. NEB P.E-16 U
ELEGANT hime and
joining Rennet, Neb.
Rennet. Neb.
farm of TJi acres
Address B"T Li5,
RB-M OS
ATTORNEYS.
J. M. MACFARLAND. 3U N. Y. L. BM.
5- 22
ACCORDION PLEATING.
GOLDMAN. 200 Douglas block.
BALE TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., Sll North 16th.
is3
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL Hinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree,
2ith and Lake Sts. 370
CHIROPODISTS.
DR. ROY, rooms 2-J, li06 Farnam st.
14!)
DANCING ACADEMY.
CHAMBERS' adult beginners now forming
Tuesdays and Saluruays. p. m, com
mencing October 22. Private lessons any
time. 17th and Douglas. Office phone,
ls71. Residence, A174a.
After October 15. 2424 Farnam St.
Chambers' children s classes Wednesdays.
4 p. m, 8aturdas, I p. m, commenc rig
October X, 04
MORAND'S. 15th and Harney; classes now
forming for children; ..Wed.,- 4:15 p. m.;
Sat., lo a. m and I p Tn. Adults. Tues.
and Fri, 8 p. m. Assemblies Wed, p. m.
Classes always open to beginners. Private
lessons daily. For terms and particulars
call or Tel. 141. . 410 N5
DETECTIVES.
CAPT. T. CORMACK; 617 Karbach block.
Tel. A-ffi2t - Hi b- :aj-
.'.unf
DREssMAlNU.
KEISTER'8 Ladles' STaltortne College, 1705
Cuming L Writs (or aookiet. 868 ,
IN FAMILIES. MUa Sturdy, 524 N. 20th.
M449 Ndx
EXPERT ACCOISTANT.
O. R. RATHBUN. room 15. Com'l Nat l
Bank. Private lessons in bookkeeping, etc.
-8i7
FLORISTS.
HESS at 8WOBODA. 1415 Farnam.
L. HENDERSON
florist, 1519 Farnam St.
287
FOIND.
POCKETBOOK with some money and rail
road return ticket. Call and describe
property. 2102 N. 27th ave.
Found 456 10
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
OMAHA PLATING CO.. Bea Bldg. TeL1535.
GARBAGE.
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO.. cleans
ceaspools and vaults, removes garbage
ana dead animals at reduced prices. 621
N. 16th. Tel. 1773. -2
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
STILLMAN tt PRICE, ilOlst Nat, Bk. bulg.
K'.J .
NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO, 1st floor N. Y.
Lite bldg, attorneys and collectors every
where. J. M. MACFARLAND. U N. Y. L. Bldg.
599 Oct 2.
LAWN MOWERS.
SHARPENED. P. Uelcholr. 13th 4k Howard.
293
LOCKSMITH.
C. R. HEFL1N. SU9 N. KthL
TeL 3971
M 139.
LOST.
LyOST, Wednesday morning, small gold
watch, monogram J. B. K- Return to isii
Capitol ave. and receive 1 10 reward.
Lost 441
LOST, Thursday. Oct. 8, watch locket with
2 pictures in it. Return to 1J4 g. lain. Re
ward. Lost 4i lux
; LOST, rubber tire- on 24th st, between
r arnaiu aim ufniciiau.ui. lewaiu iu
tinder upon return to 1414 Farnam st.
Lost M472 llx
IXST Thursday evening In Omaha on
Douglas st. between 12th snd 13th sis,
while boarding Council Bluffs car, a long
table fox boa; tinder wtli receive reward
by leaving same at Omaha Bee office or
49 6th ave. Council L'luffa. Lust
LOST, dog, brown and white color: on col
lar is the name "Beeson." Return to M.
B. Updike. Bee Bldg. Lost AJ470 11
MEDICAL.
. IQUOR HABIT cured In three days
Pay
wi.en cur
circulars.
when cured. No hypodermics. Write for
Gatlin lr.euluie. 220 & 14th.
-9"S
MlftlCAL.
THOS. J. KELLY, voice.
Davldge Bloc a.
3o
E D. KECK, Voice Teacher, Itavidas blug.
lasNovlx
LETOVSKY'S ORCHESTRA. TeL L-2ivt
ZERKOWSKY, violin. R. 19, W ithJieU blk.
M ul N5
PATENTS.
H J CoWGILir-No fas ur.leaa succeavful.
IIS a. 15tn Ol, Oman, lei. l id.
PATENTS ues A Co.. Omahi. Neh. II
lu crated pale ill book free. Tel
M-.s Niaz
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Ixn Offloe. RellblA, accommodat
ing; all bueiness confidentlaL 1JU1 DougUs.
STAMMERING AND STLTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn. 130 Ramps PMg.
sssasErss . ....
STORAGE.
OM. Van 8tor. Co.. UUtt Farn. Tela.
OSTEOPATHY.
Johnson Institute. 515 N. Y. Life Bldg. TIJM
Tha Hunt Infirmary. McCagna Bldg. T. !"!
Atsen & Farwell, Paxton Blk., 4X4-7.
T. li.
978
DR GRACE DEEGAN, K2 N. T. Ufe. TeL
. 9M)
S.NITORIl.M.
OMAHA Florence Sanltorltim. "Phone Red
K4; 1 blk. w. of car line. City 'phone, lli
M S:o 2
BUORTH.AND AND Tl REWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT & school. 717 N.
Y. Life.
. 94
NFB. Business & Shorthand College. Boyd's
ThntT - 5-5
TICKET BROKERS.
CUT RATE railroad tickets everybody
P. 11. Ptiilbln. 16 Farnam. Phone 74
2
I rilOLSTEKlNG.
GATE CITY. 1706 St Mary's ave. Tel. B2075.
,m
WANTED TO BORROW.
WANTED, one thousand dollars for two
years t eieht pT cent: three thousaml
five hundred real estate security. For
particulars address P. O. box 242. Omaha,
M 474 llx
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as changes may occur at any time. j
Foreien mails for the weea ending Octo
ber 10. 1903. will close (PROMPTLY in
all cases! at the General Postorrlce as fol
lows: PARCELS-POST MAH.S close one
hour earlier than closing time shown be
low. Parcels-Post Mails for Germany close
at & p. m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Regular and Supplementary maila cloae
at rureign btation naif Hour later man
closing time shown below (except lhat Sud
elementary Mails for Europe snd Central
America, via Colon, doe s;.e Dour later at
r oreign (Station,.
TraaaatlaBt Ic Malls.
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land (mail must be direct ed "per . s. Fin
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s. s. Hohenzollern "mail must be directed
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, (supplementary 10 a. m for EUROPE, per
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outh. Cherbotirx and Bremen: st :3o a.m
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ii.Aes printed rruutter, commercial papers
knd samples for Germany oniy. The same
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(supplementary 11.30 a. m.) for INAGUA
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ney, and thence by steamer, closes at
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m. every Tuesday and Thursday.
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thence by steamer, "loes at this omce
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EELIZ, PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE
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ai.d U 30 p. m.. buiidaya at II p. m.
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day.
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lloth. inclusive, (or despatch per a. a. Nip
pon Ataru.
Ac STKAL1A (except WesO. FIJI 1SL
ANDS and NEW CALEDONIA, via Van
couver and victoria, u -, c:se nere
daily at '-.30 p m. up to October floth, In
clusive, for dispatch per s. s. Miewera.
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dally at s.JU p. m. up to October Uth, in
clusive, for despatch per s. s. Olympia.
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dally at 6.30 p. m. up to October ll-lh.
inclusive, tor uespaicii per a. a. Ala
lneda. CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, close here
dally at 6 3u p. in. up to October 114th. in
clusive, for despatch per a. a. Shinuno
Maru.
HAWAII. JAPAN. CHINA and PHILIP
PINE ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close
here dally at 30 p. m. up to October
tiMh. inclusive, for despatch per a. s.
Siberia.
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in. up to October l-ltt. Inclusive, for des
patch per s. s Mariposa.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San Fran
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Octuber J-7th, Inclusive, for despatch per
U. S. transport
CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver and
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m. up to October .Tth. Inclusive, for des
patch pe.- s s. Empress of Japan.
Merchandise for U. 8. Postal Agency at
Stianghai cannot be forw&tJcd via Can
ada.; NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA (except
West). NEW CALEDONIA. IJI. SAM-
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ciiHse here daily at 6 3tt p m. up to octo
ler -4tn. incliiRive. f-e despatch per s s.
fc-.erra. I If the Cunard steamer tarry
ing Ihe Brnisii mail for New Zealand does
l.i l arrtvs In time to connect with this
despatch, extra oiaitn-rcli slug at i 30 a,
m, 9 30 a. m. and 6 30 p. in , Sundays at
4 30 a. m, 9 a. m. and 6.30 p. m. wlI be
made up and forwarded unul tne arrival
of tne Cunard sieainar
.NitTK-l'n.m oih-iwwe sddreased. West
-Vustralla u forwird-d via Euroi; i.4
Nea Zealand snd I'hiiii pii.es via ,a
FrancUi o l ! ti-n keat ruutes Ph I .
j-ii,s ,-,-iat;y auire.-d "via , n la ' er
"ri Europe ' atuat be tue ii
poTornR jotkk.
foreign rate. Hawaii Is for warded ia
San Francisco exclusively
Transpaclflc malls are forwarded to port of
sailing d.-lly and the schedule of closing
Is arranged on th" presumption of ihelr
tinlnterropted overland transit IRfvis
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Postofnce. New York. N. T, October 1 1W.
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Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Fxpress a 7 35 am i i ll pm
Chicago. Mlnneapnlta aV
St. Paul Limited a 7:oO pm a (:06 am
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102 Ft. ImIks Express, .a 2.4a pm
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t blraao Nort brester. -
-The Northwestern Line."
Fast Chicago a l:i am a 70 k
Mai
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Local Sioux City.
Iiaylight St. Paul
Davlight Chicago.
Limited Chicago.
Ix-al Carroll
..a s hi am a i p
a i :.- am
a 8 .00 am
a 8 IS pm
a 4 i pm
a 6:W pm
a 8.10 pm
a 9 . pm
all . 10 pm
a S 15 a in
a 9 on am
a 1 45 pm
a 8:15 am
a 1 ) pm
b 9:5o am
all 3T am
Fast Chicago i
Fast St I'aul ,
Fast Mail
Local Ssioux Citv
Norfolk ft Bonesteel
Lincoln Long Pine
.b 4 nn pm
:3 am
b 7:25 am blO 15 am
thlraxo, Hock. Island A Paclgc.
EAST.
Chicago Davlight Ltd a 1:55 am a S So am
Chicago Dh light Ix)cal.a 7:00 am a 9 .15 p-n
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Dea Moines Express . ..a 4 pm till :.' 0 am
Chicago Past Express a 6 3o pm a 1:25 pm
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Oenver, Pueblo and
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and
a 5:40 pm al!:40 pm
Colo, Texas. Cat.
Oklahoma Flyer..,
I aloa I'sclBc.
Overland Limited
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a 1.25 pm
...a 4:31 pm
Ttie Fast Mall
California Express.
Pacific Express
...all:30 pm
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a 6:30 pm
a 7:30 am
a 1:40 am
a 1:40 am
The Atlantic Express..
The Colorado Special.. .1
Chicago Special
:10 am
Lincoln. Beatrice
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Wabash.
St Louis "Cannon Ball"
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Osnaha.
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thlriso A Northwesters, Nebraska
aad Wyoming Dlvlslosi.
Leave. Arrive.
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Hastings! York. DaVId
Citv. Surjerior. Geneva.
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Leave. Arrive
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: Kansas .City, St. Joseph A Ceaacil.
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nansas city isignt tx..ai v pm a 6 SJ am
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Wvmbre. Beatrice and
Lincoln a 8:50 am bL2 05 nm
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Denver Limited a 4:10 pm a 6:45 am
Black Hills snd Puget
Sound Express all:10 pm s 1:10 pm
Colorado Vestlbuled
Flyer a 1:10 nm
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Fort Crook and Platts-
mouth b 1:15 Dm hl0 35 am
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tseuevue oc r-acinc jct .a t:w am
a Dally, b Daily excent Sundav. d Dallr
HOWTE OF OFFICER WRECKED
Dyaamite la Employed aad Small
( hildrea of the Fsaally Are
lajared.
JOPLIN, Mo, Oct. The home of Foster
McConnell, a constable, near here, was
wrecked by dynamite early today. Ur.
McConnell s little children were hurt, but
the other members of tha family escaped
injury. '
McConnell had earned the enmity of the
rough element by making several arrests.
Sam Maus has been arrested on suspicion.
Robber Captared-la tae Aet.
SCOTI-AND. 8. D, OcL 9 Robbers en
tered the court house last night at Olivet,
but were surprised Just aa they had suc
ceeded In opening the safe. One was cap
tured and says he Is from Sioux City, and
three men were concerned In the robbery.
One of those who escaped waa Injured.
SEASONABLE FASHIONS
4(42 Sun Plaited SUrt,
4 to 3ft waist.
Sun Plaited Skirt With Seven Gored
Foundation 4542. Sun plaited skirts are In
ths height of present styles snd are ex
ceedingly -grateful and becoming. This
one is shown In violet colored crepe de
i -hlna
but tha design is adapted to all
materials sufficiently soft snd pliable to
allow plaiting-
Ths skirt consists of the seven gored
foundation, snd of the plaited portion
which la arranged over it. The foundation
Is fitted with perfect snugness about the
hips and flares freely about ths feet. Ths
skirt Itself is gored, to allow of greater
fulness at the lower than at tha upper
edge, and Is plaited In sun style.
Tha quantity of material required for
ths medium sixs Is 12Vi yards 21 inches
wide. 9 yards 27 Inches wide or 7H yards
44 Inches wide, with 7 - yards a or 114
yards Ss inches wide for foundation.
The skirt pattern 4542 Is cut In sixes for
S tt, 94. 26. 28, 10-Inch waist measure.
For the accommodation of The Bee
readers these patterns, which usually retail
at from 28 to M cents. - wrll be furnished at
a tomliwl price. 19 cents, which covers sll
eipei.se. In order to get a patters enclose
. 11 pa mimHrt- and name of pattem.
ivV TP
m m
' i A Iff
til
JM
JEWS WITHIN RUSSIAN PALE
Sabjct r Book of Which M chsel Ilgritt
ii th Aothcr.
FAVORS THE ZIONIST MOVEMENT
Urn Haps las tha Jens la Rassia Wha
Are Tea Poor ta Esslgtrate
aa! Nat Allawed ta
Micrate.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9 -Fresh from Tlslt
to ths great centers of Jewish population In
Ruasia, Michael Da1tt has wrliteu his
estimate of tha conditions and future of
those people in a volume entitled 'Within
the Pale," which will be Issued tomorrow.
"The Jew, as he Is rul-d aud oppressed
by the Russlsn officials, is a far greater
danger to Russian sutocracy than anti
Semitism to Ihe Isrsrlltcs of the Pale," de
clares Mr. Davltt in the preface to.p.1.
work. "The danger,", he continues, ."was.
candidly avowed by. all the TcprescnwrtKa
associations from whom I solicited tight
and Information."
Mr. Davltt sees further catastrophe ahead
because of the unnatural economic and So
cial conditions. "The facts of tha economic,
and social conditions within tha pale of
settlement," he writes, "are so ' objective
that tha warning they give of a coming
catastrophe cannot be Ignorod. It wauld
be like leaving an epidemic of rm:ti'pog to '
cure Itself by neglect. This condition of -things
la fully explained anil expressed by
the term 'unnatural.' It is analagous lo" a
situation which would result from a federal
law- compelling every European-born arti
san and laborer within the whole United
States to reside Inside of Pennsylvania and
to be forbidden to seek employment out
side ths cities and towna of that slate. .
Campelltloa fer Employment,
The murderous competition for employ
ment, the deadly rivalry (or existence, the
bad blood between opposing, races, th
poverty and social wretchedness which such
condition of things would create apart
from the operation of coercive laws can
readily be imagined by the American
reader. But this is no overdrawn picture
of the economic anarchy pi evading within
the Russian pale of Jewish settlements.
The towns are crowded with artisaas
and traders and, as these ars out of all
proportion to the producers and consumer
of an agricultural country, they necessarily
become more destitute and wretched as
their numbers Increase. They are too poor
to emigrate. They are prohibited from mi
grating. They cannot seek work on land.
They are not permitted to engage In sev
eral occupations."
(hssre for the (ur. -
Mr. Davitt asserts that the cxar can S-
compllsh much for the Jews In his domain
by destroying the legend of the blood at
one moment. . (
' It. de Plehve and the cxar," he avers",
"can accomplish one good and ' blessed
work, if so minded, without altering a
single anti-Semitic Russian law. The em
peror can destroy In Russia the atrocious
legend about the annual killing of Chris
tian children by Jews 19 an alleged part
of the blood atonement in Hebrew paschal
rites. In this humane 'and Christian, task
ha Is entitled to a, co-operation of ths em
peror of Austria,- the king; of rtoumanla
and the rulers of the other Balkan states,
where this story of ritual murder Is con
stantly cried, and not Infrequently as a.
part of political propaganda. There, ought
to be a truly Christian crusade waged
against this infamous product of. ancient.
Insensate, sectarian hate." s ... "
Growjb .,ol'haala. ' ;', .'."' .
Mr. Davltt calls attention to .ths ecs-j
nomlc growth of Russia In the following; ?.
sentiments: " ' ' g
What Ruasis is accused of coveting-, tn
Manchuria or devising In Persia and not
what she Is strenuously and rap,dly
cnieving in the shape of her vast dom-siir
activities, exercises the critical attention of j
west European laid American journalism.
And yet the wide and sure sod extraordi
nary process that Is being made In the
economic development of a great empire, as
set forth in her measureless natural re
sources aa great as the United States, snd
with an assured domestic market for moat
of her manufactured products in a popula
tion of fully 14o.oou.on0 growing st a- rate
of upward of 2,ooo.uu0 annually out of a
natural increase ought to be a subject of -Infinitely
greater concern to commercial
rivals like Great Britain and the United.
States as It undoubtedly is to the keener
sense of German competition than what
Russian policy may or may not mean tn -Its
diplomatic trend In the far east.
Favors the Zlon Movement.
Returning to the subject of the Jew snd
discussing the amelioration of his condi
tion. Mr. Davitt says: ' '
I have come from a journey through ths
Jewish pale, a convinced believer In the
remedy of Zionism. I failed to see sny
other lhat can offer an ecjual hope of suc
cess. It la a necessity of the actual situa
tion and faces the growing perils sf the
Ilusfian Jew with a courageous plan of
repatriation.
Hope for partial or ultimate emancipation .
Iu Russia there is none. Other coufitites
cannot be expected to relieve Russia of the
unhappy victims or oppression and poverty.
Where, then, are they lo go?
t - .
One Lady's Becasansendntlaw Bold
Fifty Boxes at Chamberlain's .
Stomneh and Liver Tablets.
I have, I believe, sold fifty boxes of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver. Tablets
on the lecommecdallun of one lady, hers,
who first bought a box of them about a
years ako. She never .tires of telling '
her neighbors and friends about., the
good qualities of these tablets P. . Mi.
Share, Druggist, Rochester, Ind.- Ths
pleasant purgative effect of these tablets
makes them a favorite with ladles
where. a
Aanonneesaenta tne Tbealere.
With matinee and evening performances
today the week will be brought to
close at tha Orpheum. Tha bill Is rated
by nearly everybody who has seen H ss'
the best presented this season st ths coxy .
Vsudevills theater.- The program next
week, commencing matinee tomorrow,' wflj
Include eight varied acts. Bellman and
Moore will present a sketch entitled.' "A
Gallery Goddess." The Village 47hoir will
entertain with singing and comedy. War
ren and Blanchard, the "Singer and the
Coon" have new comedy and songs. A sa
tire on "Camllle" calWThe Leading . Man"
will be the vehicle for Barry and Johnson.
Pete Baker will do German ronedy
"studs," pathetic recitations snd yo
del. Finger shadows snd smoke pic
tures will be the specialty of the Darrows. -Frank
O'Brien will dance snnd have' si
monologue called "The Dissipated . Man,"
and the Kinodrorae pictures ' will b en
tirely new.
Walker Whiteside has scored another
hit In his pew play, "We Are King." a
roro&atlc comedy drama written by Lieu -
lan.nl f1nrAin Vmiii tha RrHttah mm
This piece tells a modern love story In a
most delightful manner, and presents Mr,
Whltesldes In a manner much at variance
with the roles in which he has made his!
name in omana, uui ne nas proved a
decided success as a romantic hero. " H i
supporting company Is good. The en
gagement closes this evening. For Sunday
afternoon and evening "Human Hearts''
will be the bid.
This sftemoon sad tonight tha last -performance
of "Her Only Bin" will be glsea
at the Krug Bunday afternoon -Arliona"
opens st the Krug for four nights Snd f
matinees. - ,
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