Nebraska Newspapers

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WlXTEIMliLE HELP.
FALL TERM
NoW OPEN
CAT AKD NIGHT.
tTUDEXTS ADMITTED AT ANT TIME
Boyles College
NET TORK UrS BLuG.
eV6INii.Ha. t.HL-tiTHAMi, XxiEWRTT-
Apply Cur l. us.
B-Rul
Wanted: Competent and
experienced business man
with $1,000 to act as manager.
Investment absolutely guaran
teed. Man with banking and
investment experience prefer
ed. Fine opening for a man
who can show results.
' ... Address S S Bee.
B Ui74 13
GOOD messenger warned; first-class p.-
u. i . B. Asia. 1 ma
WAKIEO, first-class Wood turner at once.
Good ar-w. Einooin Sash. Door M!r
Co..
WANTED, for V. K. army, -able-bodied. UT-
maiTMta man. tmm vfces ot n ana te.
citiaan of United Statea. of good charac
ter and temperate habits. hu can speak,
road laid Mia English. For lniurmaUun
apply to mrtiaui ctixwr, ltb and Doog
la., uraana, ana jseatxice, Jen.
B M164
WAKTED-Tn'o axetit at onre: rood Hil
ary; eity work. C. F. Adam Co.. iClS
Howard st, . . . B M
FIRST CTLASS rrvcr foreman. Give ref
erent, experience and wage expected.
K. L. TJu bmi dc di., jut Teungerman
rung., uei Molnea. lew. a MUM lix
JO FIRST CLASS pick and shovel men to
or a -on sewers n l-n olu. ja. una
wages. E. L. Du Bol Co.. Si Younger
mau Bidg.. Lea Moines. Iowa.
- B M417 161
WANTED, a newnjiaper .or magaxlne so
, lloltor so werk the rtty on a new prop
osition. Cali at A.Srfnls?tloB Xejt. Omaha
Bee. t - . - B-MviC tf
WANTED Men 40 Urn barber trade;
practical training rhai saves j eats of sp
prentioeshlp; few weeks rompleies; busy
seaeon now; tool, diploma and positions
given When comiteti; some wares from
start; special arrarigetpent for distant ap
pllcanta; Investigate. Moler Barber Col
lege, UkC Touglas st. B MI-46 16x
WANTED, an expertenoed salesman for
cloth insr and-koots and shoes, must speak
Germsti; permanent Position to tne r;ght
man. Address box TTb, Columbus eh.
f B 6M I2X
WANTED Experienced sslesman by -the
largest piano house In the west." state
expfrWWica and salarv wanted. Address
C. Beeffir. Count I! Bluff.
- B MfiH 141
WELL-DRESSED boy wanted. H. E
Frederickson. 15M Capitol ave.
. B MOSS It
WANTEDTwn " fxperlenced "shoe saee
sneti. Apply ts Mr. Patterson. BenneTt a
shoe cinpiunnient. ..' B MWi U
WtirED-rEMALE HELP.
100 Girls. Call Canadian fflce, lilh 4k Dodge
C tut
WANTED Immediately. t sewing machius
eperaturr 1a horse -blanket department
of braili Omaha Bag Go. C MIL
YOUNG girl ta aaaist . la bwusework; ui
wacuing. two in family. 1M7 Bristol St.
C MSKl
WANTED, nrst-claas ladies' tailor. Mas
Morria, 14ut FUrnatn. , C Man
WANTED A nurse girl. 2Q Dewey ave.
WANTED, girl for general bouse work
I ta family. Mr. Bimerai. S7 N. mh ave,
' C-M4M
WANTED. A good cook, lnaulr UJO Prk
avenue. C 441
WANTED Toung ladies to learn hairdress
tng, manicuring or facial massage; quick
and practical- tnetlKid; four- weeks com
tWtee. pusi Hons furnished, tools given.
silpsnsaas granaad; small wares from
rwr. vau or wi
rite Jtoler College. 1JU2
Douglasy st
C Ml46 6X
WANTET A young woman of ability and
rood d dress to represent us on Uu rohd
fTlondJd place for the .right party. Call
befer noon. Gee. L. Chumaa at Co , CiQ
PaxUia Bik. .. i . C M 4ko
WANTED, aook and laundreas. also aei-ond
f'rl. for tmiil ,f uaUjr.
Apply Mnnday.
C M.I2. 11
OOOD sVALAJST fnr ladv with m h.i.
ork. Call or (ioldroan. bei'weau i
mMm . ac aa.uiMU drug store.
' C J! 12s
WASTED, rook and laundress In family ef
'" ea waea. joxe. LL&rinf Uhii
tiH S. SfOi Bt.
at .. . - '
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WANTED, servant rlrl for general house-
work ta la-mili
Ijr tnnse. lia. South Sid
treat. .
C CSfc 14x
waivtei'. gtrl for general housework. 1117
Boota sutk -Ave. C t7 llx
WOMAN a eenond cok. 810 per mouth
board and longing Anatrese Cfimmervial
Hotel. .MoCook. Kra. C MiM 14
rtR REAT MOISES.
HUUaW c. PCra 4k C4, Bee Bldg.
.'", - ' -I aA
HOUSLS. tnauranoa. Ring-wait. Barker B k
HOUSF " S11 J"- "t ib city. Th,
UUUJLO o. F. ri-ia Co' Bee Blag.
1 sub
'9. oE nsfat get Omaha Van Storage
Ce.. ubce liii-a r trum. ur lata luna-h.
L am
8XTIR RENT, tau-room zioUBe, modern, and
barn, in West f arnam district. U m- Jk
potter, Rac, Ne. uj Jsrpua Blk.
D MKl
FOR RENT. S-reom house. KA Wivueorth
Ave.. 8-y Jr Tlioulh. poaaaamiua given Oo-
'I'M )i ApjiJr la M.1 Lhi. car Daily
New offioe. D Mki1" w
NICK S-room modern. Tel fl8.
D 1st
PAY NE-BOST WICK A CO . cnole bouaaa
ul-tu Kew York Lite l-.ug Phone lwk.
- D ts
WB MOVE pianos. Maggurd Van A Stor
ag Co, Twl. I4ia. Oiaoa. 17 J U ebaier st.
D I7
J-CB RENT frvt flour and baaemert. In
ure li4 S. .th St. D 448
SIX-HOM modern eettage. cluae in, to
rant fur th winter, fumianed. tJt ir
month, Uarrlann A Morton. S 2-11 N 1
Lite. TtL 2i4 I MSJi 12
FCR RENT, eisht-roum bouae. city wati
twe lota email lrn. fruit: S;. at
woe. taa GraiMi. i.' irx.
137 HOWARD. U ruoma. moAnm: SUitabl
for reert4ence. TtKmitng or tKrdieg y-er-
Kaa; sx ft JStn. T rooma moiiem.
ru' !- e number t stnaji ri
tnroiri.t.ut tl. cty. W. H Fa.il A
Cu..4l- Kamyf T 'f Tel k I ti 1 4
M,trl REST rtllllHED R44!ijB,
NA HOUSE. Europaan. Ulk A lKcg.
S. fctauia trunk. 2s.paote eu
ii 14
ran RRfT-rtiiRCD rooms.
NICELT furnished rornnn Inquire Omaha
Stesm Laundry, ITU) ixarm orta phrm
A -KM. E Si8
Nice rooms, day. week or mo. irjf Howard.
E KaA 1KI
FCiR light housekeeping. 11 S. 11th.
E 444
ir.STRAPLE ttKim. first-cl lo'-stton.
Parriam, E MtiM 17x
I tWET European hotel, 1IU and Farnsra.
E 18
ROYAL HOTEL European, 16th dt Chkmra
N I CELT furnivbed room. 130f Carltol Are.
A GENTLEMAN flelrtnit a fumihfd room
In prtrate family where evfrrthmr "
meKjern and liomelike. near ft. Marr'e
Art rhurrh. ran )m f eura ad
dreraing C SO. Be nffirw. E kifij? ISx
NICELT furnlKhrd room in etrlrtty prlrat
family; all modern ronTeniennee; rem te
rn on preferred. 2T.li Jocea St. Ttiotie
F)Ji. E CI 13s
L ROE aouth alrore rooma, modem. 2StW
Mam-r. E lx
FIKXIIHED BOOMS AKD BOARD.
GOOD board for remlemaa and wife and
ue of neatly furuiabed cot tare. 2(Vit g.
tb Ay. TUlM
FRONT room arltli Alctrve; hot water heat.
B. Sth t. F 4i
FKRVIFHEP room, wtth board.
1f.th Vn C. H Frederlfk. F-
B.
1 ir
FOR RCKT-tHFlBIirHED ROOMS.
T'O or three beautiful modern rooma,
newly pajiered; very llrht bouaek orpine,
for partiea without children; board if oe
Ired. H3 N. 17th. kif tli
rOR RENT. rooma, E7 FJerca St., !i
a Mi.a i:
riBMTIRE rACKJKG.
Pteraon ft Lundberg. 112 a Kth. Tel l-RRi.
FR REIT fTOREI AD OFFIUt.
FOR RENT Building ruitabl for whoie
aie purposes at kx Famam, Il'rftu. tuur
lories ana nrae-ciaas mei.iea immum
t.rvnui. tire t.-ia burriar proof vault, of
floe counter and bxtuiea. For print lud
imrtlculkra Inquire C. C Roaewater, eoo
l viai y tiie bun iiiHiin Co., room lift. Hot
buiiiling:. I Mo7
FOR RENT The building formerly occu
pied ly Tiie Eue at Hi Farnam at. It has
lour atone and a imaemeut, whtob war
formerly uaed iy Tne Be proa room.
Tula will be retted very reasonably. If
interested appiy at office of C. C Roas
waisr. score utry, room lUb Bes building.
l-STORT und hascrrent, 22xiiK); lUOi Farnam
sl Inquire Zit First. Nat l Bank Birtg.
1 MliJ
ACERTS WAITED.
WANTED Canvassing arerits in every
county to solicit KUtwcripuons to THE
TWENTIETH CENT UK V FARJiii.a.
Steay empioymsxit with assured good io
conie. As cm in the country witu horse
and buggy especially desuraa. CAnvassors
make eaxlly ' to tluli per mouth. Ad
ores Ceutury Farmer Soliultori' Bureau,
ie PutluiUa, OmJa. J lUi
AGENTS' CHRJSTMAS HARVEST say
Hint subscription agents take U orders
daily; Authorjud -History Su Louis e
positlon in Campt-ell s Illustrated Journal;
similar prise history it made of Chicago
Mend fair and Paris exposition; large
commissions; official bird e-ey view en
tire exjtositien; twelve rich eel or, else
it 44 inches, now ready; price (i ts; sent
with complete Journal outfit to working
agents ler 'Jt cents postage. Address Ex
position Department Campbell Journal,
St. Louis. Mo. J-B8W lis.
W AITEDTO RETTT.
GENTLEMAN and wife desire board and
room with refined private family; reler-enut-f.
Address S it. Bee bfhoe .'
K-M68T-IHS
WANTED Tw rooms and board in private
family. 0 3. Bee. K M tiff J ltx
WASTED TO IT.
CON'T give your furniture and carpet
away. i. Levine pays Uie highest casa
prlou. Telephone 771. N MJS1 l
1
POR SALE ri RKITI IE.
FULL line of hard coal stoves bow on sale.
Chit-age Furiutur Co.. 141 luda-e St.
0-44J
FOR SALE
Furniture, consisting of parlor, dining, bed
room, leather library furniture, leather
couch, easy chairs, rook wood parlor
tables, ooa cnairs. rocker, tuaiiogacy
bookuase. writing deak. mantle mirrors.
ciitcfcH, icturea, lniporved bric-a-brac, oil
paintlnga. rugs, lace curtains. Drass neoa.
niahogaiiy dresera. chlfloi.k-r. tvlso fine
uprirht piano. 1 heee goods must l seen
la I apprextiated. . Sell separately; call
at 13 N. Skin avenue. O Mac Iti
FOR SALE. s-ft. etanaing fleik. S Brown
Elock. O JM XX
POR SALES HORSES, WAGOKS, ETC.
MONROE sells pleasure vehicle
It Ol N.
hmiM
HARRY FROSTS Carriage and Wagan
shij li m urner t anal Laaven-
woria. fr S4
CHEAP, twe-seated ofien oarrlaga. harness
and phaeton. tx'T N. ihth. P 448
POR SALE Two-seat, extension ton oar
naga. in good conoiuon; rubber tires.
Mmon Rtifctn. A Bona CuM 14 ih and Far
nam ata. P M477
Post SALH MleCELLAREOln.
TELEPHONE POLES; long fir timber;
t-Mr sal) xtnee; oaa piling, sui 4oUgiaa-
FOR BALE, secondhand locomobile, la
hrst-ciaa anapc. at uue-ruux pru. Caii
ur adoreae, lu Farnam St. Q t-i.
IRON 4k wire feuoea. tree guards, treiUsea.
Mestcrn Ajicnw ronoe Co., nn js. I7ib u
. 4 tUk
CATALOGUE cut drug prices free, fiber
man m atocuuneil irug Cu Omaha,
w as
NEW and adhand typewriters. Hit Pamanv.
(4
SEtXiNDHAND billiard and pool ttrrls;
iaiiiara table rep4oraa; a large aaxA of
cheap bar nature, dgar ouuntera, etc
The Bruuswick-Baiks Ciienutir Co, 4nT-
S. luitabu s 4 M" t. it
INDLLN guods and relics, lilt fanmi
4 a-ti
JPOR SALE Several scholarships ts a first.
ciaas sLai.uaro scnoui in timalia. cumpria
li. X oun.plrtr course in buuneaa. . (,.,r-i.
hand and types nut.g. inguirc at He
uiiioa. W 4a4
FOR SALE Oval butuneas. Capital required.
ICE Tor sale In carload ' lota
Lincoln lu Cu. LUiouin. Neb.
Addreas,
Q M7
ZI'HAND oaf t-neap. Derigbt, U1S Faraasa
MUSKOGEE PHOENIX. mi-ta publication
lor notjct-s ii aaie or itik jailon land.
All moiar jerriiory iiesa uiiaiTipt ion
ni, uuiy. a a year in advance; serkly,
1 a ear. y u u
FOR SALE t-story frame store buildms
4 (4U. to be mvad; aiaw 8-rous; ittaga
I-Ka wl'idiw. lath. 1x4. rherrv man
tel rediktun.. pijie. hrdrauile elevatnr.
staira. raue. eiuier. gas r.tturwi. mar
Lie tilr, kindling Barker hotel. mh
FOR SALE Seotiid-hnd Mane and babv
carriage A.iiy lyeture Friday liif eir-
ria aveeur. W mibm 14
CLAIR Ot Hi t,
MRS CAR P 1 E SMITH. . lOY EREl'3N
- urn i ai cirvoact. every-
tnibg tuid. past, preeetit and future Sat'
ala uw r h if . att. Av. lak.
GT'AlrH. P A LM ! !T - Removed to Tli N
A. 1 ake Nu. itk St.. car. gta off at t..J
at tiiaui, gw Ja bA. Miik. 1 el b
Farm Lands Go Higher Every Year
An Investment Safe and Sure
ELECTRIC AL TREATMENT.
1IH1 EMITH. batha. III N. 16. d floor, r. 1
T X Nil
rERSORAL.
PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladlea before and
during connneinent- lr. and Mrs. OeriaeA,
PRIVATE bosnltaJ durir.r oonftnemant;
bntic edopted. Mrs. Uardela, LnKa
1 ei. R.ed-1. U W
WE RENT sewing machine at 7c per
week.. : per montk; we repair and sell
parts for every machine manufactured;
tweond-hand machine from $- to fill. Nea.
Cycle Co.. lith arid Harney. t
PRIVATE hoepltal before and during con
f nement leet medical care and T uriing.
Mrs. 1. Fisber. Uxu tnton. i ei. ikio
PRIVATE tiomi during cor.flnement;
batblf adopted. The Good Samarltaa
Bn.nl tarlum, T2 1st Ave.. Council Kluffs.
la- V 11
DR. FE.IEB treats aucoessfully all diseases
and trreruta.riteB of women from any
eaufce; rxpertenced and reliBt'le. litit
I.odge St., Arlitigton block. Onmha.
V S
"VI A VI' way to bud to; m Be build'ng.
OmaiiA. 17 1
C TININa. piano or ore nn repairlnr. Per.
sid Piano Co., 7 Baa Btdg. I" kTi ii
MAGNETIC PILE k'nJ.ER.
At tlrurrists IL
IT CX'REB.
U-IBS
BOSTON fmbrella Mfg.. SHE S 1C. Tal. 1S1T.
Vnilirellaa. parasols re-covered. re;alred
or made. L Ml
MOKET TO LOAJt REAL ESTATE.
WANTED, dty loan and warrants. W.
Fsxxisjb fimilk at Le, U2h Fariiam St.
FARM snd city loans, low rates. W. H.
.nomas. Pirst Net 1 nana Biog. i L p-w.
W-ei
PRIVATE money. Sherwood. Z7 N. T. Life
w 144
WANTED, real e-tate loans and warrants,
R. C. Peters 4x Ce., Bee Bldg. W He
FIVE PER CENT loans.
Garvin Bros.. Wi
Farnam.
W
PRIVATE money. F. D. Weed. ID Doug'as.
V I'll
TO t P. C. money, Bemts, Paxton block.
vv w
MONET is loan for building purpose. W.
H. Tbomas. Plrst Natl Bank ''log.
W-
Oll
MMET TO LOAS-CHATTELS.
EASY I8gpaT
Best explain our methods.
loan on fiJTilture. pianos, warehouse
receipts, etc. Or 11 you have a permanent
position we can make you a
salary Loan
without reeunty, except your . -n agree
ment to repay. Our service 1 quick and
oonhdential and w eJway try to pieaHC.
All that w ai.k is that you give us a oail
before you borrow else here.
CMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
11 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. Hi.
(.Established HBLLt- uk a. miM SU
t $181881$ t
SALARY LOANS
FURNITURE LOANS
Reliable Credit Co,
Rooms sn-aofc. Fax ton Block.
X tfcl
$
$
MONET LOANED ON
rrRXITCRE, PlANuS, LIVE STOCK.
SALARIES. ETC.
Low rates Lnd ewy terms.
Business Coniioentiai.
Try las If you want to save money.
PHOENIX CREDIT CO..
38 Paxton Block. lath and J?'ai-narn Sta.
Jb-M
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
SALAP.IED FEOPLE. merchants, te&m
ters, boarding housea, etc., without se
rurity; easiest terms; 40 offices in prin
cipal dUea. Tolnian. 441 BuaJ-d of Trade
Bldg. x-ua
MONET loaned on plain note to salaried
people; bu9iner.ii confidential, lowest ratea.
114 Fallon block. The I. A, Hut Km Cu
X fc4
MONET loaned on luano. furniture, jew
elry, horses, cow etc C. F. Reed, kit 6. IS.
x nii
CHATTEL, salary end -weh-y loans Foley
Loaa Co.. R a. Barker Block. X-Z7
BlSIREftS IHAKti.
FOR SALE, good grocery and butcher' flx-
turea, mciuuetig toe imml. iimuire .ui j ai-
i sw .
FOR SALE, an old esial.lit.iied liquor busi
ness (barrel house); good trade, old luna
tion. Owner baa other interests. Addreas
P 2k, Bee. Y Mai A
FOR SALE, furniture and four i4) year
lease. Hotel Charters. Alliance., iseb. The
Charters is a forty 'i room brick hotel,
city m a ter and electric lights, is In gooo
repair and well furniahexT crwnei v. ant
to get out of the hotel buair.eos. For fur
ther Information address Hotel Charters.
Alliance, Neb. Y '
WHEN you want to buy. aell or exchange
ny propertv or nusinees quick, see n.
Johnson. MZ N T. Life. T-ta
FOR SALE Cheap, a general merchandise
business In one or Uie most nourirning
town of southeastern Nebraska: turns
aver from 83U.MIU te 8X1.U0D worth of rood
a year; good reason for se'ling end must
ba sold at once. Andreas S 84. Bel
T-MO ISs
rOR EKHAICE.
FOR SALE or trade, a email stock of staple
dry goods will exrnange tor town prop
erty or , farm. Address B, Bee Ofhoe.
Council Klufl Z 14(77 lx
PXIR IAL REAL CSTATIC
RANCH and farm Tanes for sale by the
I nkia yacinc nauroaa company, ts. a.
McAllea.er. land cummisiuiir. Union
Pacihc liaadquarters, Omaha. Neh.
KE-SL8
CHj- Williamson Co..
fch ui
FREE HOMESTEADS.
Tour last chenoe ill Minnesota to secure
s beautiful borne KKtli. The liiUi of '
Norauler th gcrvernment will open I
7Vi OW scree of fine farming lanas at Cass !
lata, Minn. Send 81 SU te Prad Clark.
CaM laxe. Minu . lur lull lnlormation
atK.ut ihasa valuable claims Don t wait
until 11 ts too lata. RE M 447 iux
TIMBER! TIMBER!
THE best Investment. Large or small
tracts Referenos tur lashed. Writs j our
ssnts
SIMONS At REASON ER, Ashland Ore.
RE Mta N7s
ACREAGE.
Eight acres of orchard and garden land, 1
mlie from Rock laiand drpot at Council
Bluffs; will aell or trade f.sr improved
proerty tn Omaha. Also three-acre
pieces; all has bearing fruit trees. N.
P. Dudge A Co. It.. t Farnam
RE Ma 1$
Tukey &. Son.
Building Lots Cheap.
We tisve Just secured 8 lots fronting aouth
on the iiorth end of Hawthorne Ave., in
Bsnuis ivara T'neae lt.ia l.av tike aoutti
ai4-ue. wnb tieauiitui l-aar avad etreeA,
rear and aaier prn-a. 4-fn. each,
A P 1 UKE Y K'N
844 48 BtwJw of Ires B ir
REMS 11
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FOR SAIJ5 REAL. ESTATE.
HOV5ES and lots In all rta of rtty; als
ore propertv eno farm landa The O F.
Lavis Cu, Boom kOK. Bes blag Ki M
FOR FAIE. mooern htmss of 7 room In
quire 6il B. Wh. UK MSA
FOR KALE or trade. W acre of Improved
frm in Merrick conjuiy. Adrtree B 12.
Omaha Bea. RE 4f lin
ATTORXKTS.
X. MACTARLAND. CI N. T. L Blg.
3
ACCORDIOS P1.EITH6.
GOLDMAN. K Douglaa ktiock.
B ALE TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bat Tis Oo CI North Iftth.
Mi
CHIROPODISTS.
1R. ROT. rooms Z-t. liOt Famam st.
1 -
CARPENTERS ASD JOISKRS,
ALL kind of carpentsr work and repairttig
jromily at;enad to. J. T. Ochiltree,
20th and Lak Sts. iI7u
DARCIfte ACADEMT.
CHAMBERS' adult beginner new formir.g
Tuesus and twiurui . p. m., cout
mencing October i. I'rlvate lesson any
time, i.tri and Dousiua. Ofhue pbons,
IbTi. Resiileiioe, A174u.
After October IB. Wi'4 Farnam St.
Chambm hiioren s ciaee lA'ednesdaya.
4 p. m . Saturdajs, It p. xn, oommenc ng
October a. 4
MORAND'S. Ibtb and Harney; classe now
forming for children; "Wed., 4.1 p. m.;
Sal.. i a. m. and X p. m. Adults. Tun.
and Fri., K p. m. ABsemblic V'ed.. p. m.
Clauses aJway open to beginners. Priisie
Icieone drf.liy Eur terms and parti-ti In.r
ceil or Tel 141. 1H N5
DETECTIVES.
CAPT. T. CORMACK, 817 Karbach block.
Tel. A-22. is
DRESSMAKING.
JvEISTER'S Ladies- Tailoring College, 17Un
Cuming St. V rite lor oookiet.
IN FAMILIES, M1b Sturdy, KM N. S1h.
M44 Ni.x
EXPERT AttlTAIT.
43. R. RATHBUX. room Xu. Cora l Nat 1
Bank. Private lesxoii In bookkeeping etc.
FLORISTS.
HESS A 6WOBODA, 14is Farnam.
L. HENDERSON, florist, Farnam SL
GOLD AKD SILVER PLATlftG.
OMAHA PLATING CO.. Bee Bldg. Tel.
e.-
GARBAGE.
ANT1-MONOPOLT GARBAGE CO.. cloan
oeeioola ana vaults, remove inrusi
and dead animal at reduced prices.
N. lfith. TeL 1778. 188
LAW ASD COLLECT! OK S.
STILLMAN 4k PRICE. 4iiUt Nat. Ex. bldg.
NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. T.
Lite nidaV. atu-rneys aud coliaclor every
where. -'
J. M. MACFARLAND. U ti. T. L. Bid.
89l Oct 1
LAWI MOWERS.
SHARPENED. P. Melcbulr. 18th R Howard.
LOCKAMITU.
C R HEFUN. 8Jk N. loth St. Tel. 3974.
LOST.
LOST. Wednesday morning, small gold
watch, monogram J. B. K. Return to lfciS
Capitol ave. ana reouive $10 reward.
Lout Ml
LOST $150 In $Ti, $10 and $- bills. Saturday
noon, oil 17th, between Farnam and Capi
tol Ave. Return to lui Howard and re
ceive liberal reward. Lost MtSU lilx
LOST ladv g small plain gold watch, wltk
fleur-de-lis pin. Reward. 67 6 iih Si.
Lost lix
jXiST Fiftv dollars reward for Informa
tion leading to arrest and conviction of
thief and reoovery of prwjierty: Coal
black gelding, weighing l.KW iund. lu
yers old. small star on lorehead; new
oouble cinch saddle and bridle with
curved bit- Stolen Oct. 111. k:Ho p. m..
from hitching poet at OoluraDua, Ne
braska. J. C. Byrnes. trO
LOFT A round silver Scotch breastpin set
with a topa In shajpe of thistle; return to
Bee oflice; reward. Mrs. A. F. Stryker.
Loel MOKE Us
RADICAL.
LIQUOR HABIT cured In three day. Pay
a lien cured. No hypodurouc. V rite lur
circulars. Gatlin XnsUiule. i0 B. 14th.
-7S
LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal
Al'l.r. v ..JLUrp ,ti - . .... .. . .- .
P II are the best. Bafa, Iciiable. Take no
otir. Send 4c.. stamps, lor particulars,
"Relief for Ladles.'- in letter py return
mail. Ask your arugglst. (Jiucnssiet
Chemical Co.. Phllaaeiphia, Pa.
MISICAL.
THOR J. KELLT. woioa.
Davldg Block.
E. D. F F v Voice Teacher, XJavidge blug.
, Uk X ovix
LETOV6KT S ORCHESTRA. Tel. L-2'iM.
ZEKKOW SKT. violin. R. 18. Wlthnell blk.
M at'l Nk
OSTEOPATH T.
Johnson Institute, Hi N. T. Lit Bldg. IJ64
The Hunt Infirmary. McCaaTue Bldg. T. ra
S.
Atnea A Farwell. Paxton Blk, 7- T. 15.
e.a
DR GRACE DEED AN, 882 N. T. Life. Tel
20Hb
PATE8T8.
H J COWGILL No fee m.len suoceesful.
Elk B. li.ib St.. Omaha. Tel. .7v IkU
PATENTS Sue A Cu.. Omaha. Neh.
II-
lustrated pa Lent book I rot. I et iu.
M 87li Nits
riIB80KE8(.
EAGLE Ioan Office Reliable, aooommottat
lng; ail business cuntideuiial. IJul Durlae
SHORTHARD ASD T8 PEWRITI86.
A. C AN 8 ANT ) echool. 717 N. T. L-la
NFS Bnsinaaa Shirt hand CollegA Boyd's
1 heater
SARITORIl M.
OMAHA Florence Ranltorlurs 'Pboee Re
kaja; 1 blk. w. of car tt.ua. City j iiai.a. 1
STAMMERIRC AKD tTI'TTERIMl.
CVRED.' Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge P
STORAGE.
OM. Van Stor. Ce.. 1S1H, Farn. Teln 1S.-'X
xj
TICKET BROKERS.
CTT RATE rallrnsd tickets everybody.
P. H. Phiibin. lit Farnam. 'Phone 7-4.
IPHOLSTERIG.
GATE CITT. 17U St Mary ave. TeL B2K".
PSTOFFICE OTIC EL
(Should be read DA1LT by all Interested,
as liai ce my occur at any time.
Foreign mall for the week ending Octo
ber 17, iki:;. will close i PROMPTLY in all
caseei at the U-tiet'Ki p(iKt.ft)ie a follow:
PARCELS-PC X MAILS close one hour
earner than closing lime shown below.
Parcels-post Mans for Germany close at
i p. ru. Monday.
Rcrular and supplementary mails clos
at Foreign Station half hour later than
closing time Fhcsn tielow letr-ept that Sup
plemei.tary Mail for Europe anrt CetiUnI
America, via Colon, close one hour later at
Foreign Station.)
Transatlantic Malls.
TUESDAY At f.;3n a. m. for EUROPE, per
s. . Deulcl.land. via Plymouth, Clier
Ixiurg and Hamburg; at .;u a. m. f ir
ITAl-Y airect. fr s. s. Lonibardia (mi'.J
must be directed "per s. s. Lorr.lmrdm' i.
Wh.DNn.SDAY At t..i a. m. lor EL KuPE,
jer s. . Philadelphia, via Southampton
tnialj for lreiund must be directed "I'er
s. I'f.iluaeH'Ina' i. st 7:3u a. m. lor
NETHEKLAM8 direct. jer s. s. Pots
dam imau must le directed "per . .
Potsdam" i; at t.'Mi a. m. supplelenlary
I" a. m i for EUROPE. Ier s. s Majestic,
via Wueensluwn; at 11 a. m. for I.'LN
MAhiv uirect, jn-r s. s. Oncar II tniail
niurt be directed "iier s. s. tscar II ".
TH I RSI' AY At 7 a. m. for FRANCE.
SWITZERLAND, ITALY. SPAIN. PK
Tl'ij AL. TIRKEY. EGYPT, GREECE,
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAR
Wl EZ, per s. s. La Savole, via Havre
i mail far other part of Europe must be
direrted per B a. i-a bavoie I.
SATl'Rl'AY At 7 a. m. for EUROPE, per
s s La Guscogne, via Havre (mail munt
le Uirected "'per s. s. La Gascogne "); st
a., m. for BELGIUM direct. j-r s. s.
VadeilHhd (mail must be directed '1er
F. s. Vaderland 'K at K' : a. m. (supple
mentary IT m. I for EUROPE, per s. S.
Campania, via QueeristowD ; at VL.iO p. m.
J"r SCOTLAND direct, per s. t. Colum
bia i ma II must be directed "per s s. Co
lumbia ).
PRINTED MATTER. ETC. This stejuner
takes Printed Matter. Commercial Paper
and Samples lor Germany only. The
same class of mail matter for other purt
of Europe will not be Bent by tins etilp
ttnless iecially directed by her.
After the closing of the Supplementary
TTRneullftliTlt. Klafis lihmari hlrfivl. Sftrii.
tional Supplementary Mails are oiened on
the pier or the American, i-ngiien.
French and German steamers and remain
open until within Ten Minute ef tbe hear
of sailing of steamer.
Malla for Sealk sad Cewtral Aaseriea,
West Indie. Etc.
TUEPDAT At $ a. m. for NORTHERN
fcKAZlL. per . s. Polvcarp; at t;80 a. m.
for NEW i-XlUNDLAND, per s. s. Rosa
lind; at 8:80 a. m. (supplementary 10.8u a.
rn. for CENTRAL AMERICA (except
v oeia rvicai ana uciri fAum.
IoRTS, per s. n AUiatica, via Colon (mail
jor Guatemala must be directed per a. a
Alliance".!.
THL RSDAT At 8 a. m. for CUBA, nee a
s. Monterey (mail for Mexico, via Pro-
greso. Campeche and Yej-a Crux must b
oitecteo tier "a. a. Monterey ); at II in.
for MEXICO, per e. s. Niagara, via Tarn-
pico (mail must be directed per a.
Niagara").
FRIDAY At S:30 p m. for BERMUDA.
er sieamer from Halifax,
SATLRDAY At s W a. m. (supplementarv
:8(i a. m for prjRTO RICO. CURACAO
and VENEZUELA, per s. a. Caracas
(mail lor Bavanille and Cartagena mum
be directed "iier s. s. Caracas"); at :30
a. m (supplementary l(-:3t) a. m) for
fortune Island. J amaica, savan-
JUi-A and CARTAGENA, per s. s. Altai
(mail for Costa Rica must be directed
"per s. s. Altai"); at lit a. m. for CUttA pr
m jMui-rvi.aaiie.. via raavauna; at iv:iki a. in.
supplementary jj a. ml for IN AG U A,
HAITI and SANTA MART A. ner a a
Athoe; at li::tti p. m. for CUBA, per a. ft.
vims-, v la jtnn.
Mails Forwarded Overland, Etc.,
rept TraaspaelSe.
E
CI B A Via Florida, closes at thl offioe
oaiiy, c-ioept Thursday, at Su.Su a. in
line connecting nib UK close here on
Wednesdays and Saturdays via Tampa,
and on Monday via Miami).
MEXICO CITY Overland, unless snecistlv
addressed for diRpatcti by steamer, close
aT this office daily, except Sunday, at l:Sv
ii. iu. aim u :m p. m. eunaays at 1 p. nx.
and 11 :3c p. m.
NJ WFuL'N i'LAND Bv rail to North Kiit-
ney. and thence by steanier, closes at thl
ofhee daily at p. m. ioonnecung mail
cif.e in re e ery jmonoay, ednestlay and
Saturday. I
JAMAICA By rail to Boston, and thence
by steamer, cloee at this ofboe at .81)
p. m every Tuesday.
MIQUKLON By rail to Boston, and tbenco
by fciejmer, closes at tlus office daily at
BELIZE. Pl-ERTO CORTEX snd GCATE
1.A-BV tali to .New (irltoii. Bt.rt
thence liy !ieu.meT. close at tiu ofhoe
ua-iiy. eioepi Mui.aay. at II :H0 ji. m. and
tn..i p. m.; tundays at $1 p. m. and
11 :an p. m. (coiinecUiig mail closes here
u"nuk)s at tu.aii p. in)
t-xisiA niuA tfy rail to New Orleans, and
thence by steamer, closes at thid ofticie
oajly. rxi-iit Sunday, at 1:30 p. m, and
l ii p. m.; Sundays at I! p. m. and
.1:S p. rr iccHnctlng mail closes her
jut-f.um.p ni f li it p. rn.J
I REGISTERED MAIL closes at $ p. m.
Traaiarl8r Malls.
.
I .H1NA and JAPAN, via Tacoma, close
j ''ere daily at . ,i p. m. up to October HL
I "r 0l" n per s. a. Olympia
I " "it" rrancisoo. close here
";' at i..w p. ra up to Octolier fix. lu-
i " o-r.pa.icn per s. s Alameda.
CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, close here
mu. ai p m. up to October 14. in
ljlve, for OexpatLh ir a. s. Shinano
am u.
HA-AIJ' JApN. CHINA and PHILIP
I1NL ISLANIlS. via San Prm .Msr-o ,.1..-.
here rtaily at i. .'Mi p. m. up to October li
IfKvlnsive. for dsm.tfb .r . e:i.i
TMilTl and MARQUESAS ISLAMiS. ia
nan r rain lecci. cicuie here dailv at Jli
I. m. up to Octolier m. lnciuaive, lor
"f i' ii imr s m. A?Hr icut
NEW ZKAUMi. Al'STRALIA (event
..- ai-ui.ma, riJl. feAMdA
and HAWAII, via San Franoiaci ci.,se
here daily at ::ie p. m. up to Octolier (.4.
inclusive, for desiwtch er a. s. Sierra.
ur trie t imard sieamei carrying tiie
rttiM. mall for :.cw Zealand does not
arrive in tlms to connect wnh this
desp:!t'h. extra mailt. closing at 1:3(1 a.
m.. :M) a. m. and 8 80 p. m.; Sundavs
at 4 31' a. m., 8 a. tn. and :3( p. m will
le made up and forwarded until the ar
rival of the Cunard sieamen.
HAWAII. JAPAN. CHINA and ST-oii,iv
odreKei1 mail for the PHILIPPINE
181.AM.fi via San Fraricisco. clone here
daily at (. an t.. m up to ticiober M. in
clusive, for despatch ikt a. Coptic.
PH11JPPINE lrLANi'S. via San Pran-
i wi'. close lo re daily at : p. m up
to O"toter L"7. inclusive, lor despatch
ter U. S transort
CHINA A.VIi JAPAN, via Vancouver and
ictona. ti .. close t.ere dally at t:3li p
m up to Octolier f "7. inclUKive. for
Despatch p-r s. s. Kmprea of Japan.
i Mercnanaiae lor t . h pistal agencv at
Si hi. gnai cannot 1 lorearaed via Can-
. fK I
AUSTRALIA exit Westi. KLII ISL
AMr? and NEW CALEIsiKlA. via tti-
coi'ver sod Victoria. B C. (lost- here
ci' at M' t. m up to NovmlM-r 7. in-
iuive. lor aexpati h ter s Aorainl.
B( T K Unless oltiers ise sddreaaea. Wret
AUMr-aiia l lorwftrfie( vn Euroie: aii
-em" Zealand and Philippine lahinas vi
Sin Francie(i the oui'-keet route I'inl
il'l.ine soecially ad lr.-Haea "via ana da'
-r "via Eurofie' must lie fultv trei.aid a
the foreii-a rite. Hawaii is forwarded
via fra& r ratu-iH.'o excioeively.
Trnns;cihc mail are liirwarded to port
,.f sailing aaily and the a. Led uie t.f
f-bisiT.g i arranged nn the reunitin
f-f tt uTiuierrupi.-d overland transit.
H'-erisiered mall clones at 4 p. m. pre-
VOUS OPT
if:V t:i.ir VAN ffiTT. Postmaster
Pusioihoe, New Tork, N. T OcU-bex 8. lKUl
4OVKRMC7T SOilCES.
4 t
CHIEF QfARTLKMASTKn 8 'FPICE -Omaha.
Neh.. Oct 2 lk.. S-Vd pro
posals. In llplicate n.ibtect to the uunj
condition, eill be received bre pptl1 H' a
m. eentral standiird time. (ct li. JS4. f r
movlr.r two frame building at OrriHlia
il jarternisster s d'-pot and reftormr them
on new sl'e Fuii lnf.irmuon furnihcu
cm police 0"n to Ilu c" r', or to lu pcl
taarw rmnMT, Oltiiha. Neb . wbere plan
and specif cation may be eecn. Pro;oeHi
to be marked "lToioai for Mnvinr Funil
lnr." nd o(3r(-ee(1 to II.I.1AM K
H'.'KTON, Acting Chief (juartermn-ier
Octft-ir.m
OFFICE CH1ET Ql'A RTERV ASTER
Omaha. Neh.. October 1. 1C. b' led pro
poeiil In teiplicste. stil'.iect 10 the ufiihI
porsittOTis. will be received here nd by 1h
quartermaster. P'on Robinson. Neb . until
2 noon, central siannaro time, iwioner ii
IMS for the construction of a I'lncksmiTb
hop at Fort Robinson. Nebrnska Foil
information fotmebed on Tnlirittion to this
rroce, here plan and specificMtion ihhi bt-'
seen, fr to the ennrtermafrT. 1 on H '"n
son. Neb. I-r.-ip(se Is to le miirked "Pro
possi for I'.iaci;ernii b Shop " snd addressefl
certain n illiam L. Jtt'lt j . Artmg
Chief yimrtermnster f w ti-H-ll'-il
MORE FUN IN BRIDGE CASE
Farther Develapaieal looked
for
Satarday RVt CwsasBiaalaBer
Get Tea ether.
Furthrr development in the igitutlon fi.r
tbe betterment of tbe county road and
bridges are looked for Saturday, when tbe
county commissioner meet In special ses
sion, the call for tbe meeting having been
made yesterday.
Chairman Hofeldt slated that the county'
roads and bridge had reached such a ren
dition that the general demand for their
betterment could no longer be drfeirefl.
While the meeting Saturday Is callet for
the esicial purpose of Advertising for bid
for the repair of the county roa.V. the
county bridges also will receive considera
tion. The advertising for bius for the repair
work en the county road 1 brought about
by the protest filed st the last meeting of
the commissioner against approval nt the
bond and contract with E. R. Van Court
for the repair work of the west two and
one-half mile of the Dodge street end nn.1
the east two and one-half mile of tbe Cen
ter street end of the county road. At a
previous session the commissioner had
awarded the contract to Mr. Van Coon.
but when the board again convened to ap
prove the contract and bond protest bad
been filed by other contractors, who based
their action on the ground that they hsd
been given no chance to compete, since no
advertisement of the bid Lad been made.
The situation with resject to the county
bridges and roads is deemed of such Im
portance that the commiRloner are visit
ing different section of the county to make
a personal inspection, and thus determine
the true conditions. In addition to the
bridge near Elkhorn, which has broken
down, other bridges over the Elkhorn river
are in bad condition. Members of the
county board said that unles the county
road is soon repaired It will be irretriev
ably damaged.
Are Simply Perfect.
Dr. King's New Life Pill are prompt.
safe, gentle and always satisfy or no pay.
Best for stomach and liver. Zc. For sale
by Kuhn A Co.
LEADS CHILD TOWARD RIVER
Grief Strirkew Mather Says fit la-
tended D rowwise Her Sarraw
la tbe MleMwrL -
Mrs. Frank Buchy of 232$ South Nine
teenth street, was taken to the police sta
tion Sunday morning on Information from
David Ammons of 714 Bancroft street, who
aid that he had found ber wandering to
ward the liver leading a little boy and
muttering, strangely, saying she meant to
drown herself.
"The poor woman seemed utterly broken
down by a quarrel between her husband
nd If.-year-old son Frank," said Miss An
derson, matron at tbe Jail, in whose charge
he was placed. "She would only ait there
mourning and nothing that ber husband or
daughter said had any effect to raise her
spirits. It was not until evening that she
consented to go borne, and then I could
ee she did not want to go. She told me
of her sulTerlnge as th quarrel went on
between father and son. and how she tried
to stop It, and at last tbe father ordered
the boy, who was their oldest son, to leare
the house forever. I could see that she
was such a kind-hearted woman by the
tender way in which she cared for the
little boy she had with ber. She wai lead
ing him by tbe hand, they say, and going
down to the river. Baying she would drown
berself."
Frank Suchy ts Janitor of the Castellar
Street school and Uvea at S3S South Nine
teenth street. The family Is well gpoken
of by all tbe neighbors.
FIRST SPREE IN MANY YEARS
Jtka Riley Goes am n eag ta Keep
Saber A weaker Third of a
Cemfsry.
'John ReiHy." called th Judge. "Is John
Rellly here?" Just then John Reiily,
sturdy-looking cltiaen with frosty hair and
beard, hove In sight. "You are charged
here with being very drunk and raising a
disturbance. How about this?" asked Judge
Berks.
'Well, your honor," Bald the weather-
beaten ber of two-score and ten. "its this
way. I hadn t been arut.k since on, en tot
I'd make It a good one. Maybe I was a lit
tle reckless, but I wasn't used to it and
didn't know Just bow to swing meself."
It appearing to be a clear case of lust art,
the Judge let Mr. Rellly go on his promise
to keep the pledge for another thirty-four
yearn
WILL RESUME STREET WORK
City tVrte CwBalgraaaeat af Flax
ad Will rraeeei with
Rrpalra.
Delays to street asphalt repairs will re
Monday, aonording to Paving Superintend
er.t Grant. Sin' Friday no work has been
done because of the lack of an ingredient
called flux. A consignment of this Is en-
route from California, billed a fast freight,
and is due not later than Wednesday, when
repairing will tie resumed. To date attout
7.W yard of asphalt have been put down
and the street of th retail district put tn
good condition. Doa'ntown the wholesale
district remains to be overhauled. Later
Cuming arid Twenty-fourth streets In the
residence parts will be repaired.
RUINED BY FIRE AND WATER
Kebraaka Cwal aad Llaae Cam pa ay 'a
Slerace Flare la Totally
Deetrai ee.
Fire aj-t!ally destroted the lime and
cement house of the Nebraska Coal and
lint Mmiany. Bt Thirteenth and Paul, at
$ a. m. Monday. Tle fire was caused by
sponstaneous rotnhustion. a pile of coal dust
which lay on the1 east side of tbe llm
bouse, cstching on fire The entire
content of t tie lime and cement house
were aster soaked Loss estimated at
P.Wll.
a Tlase ta ratal Away.
Coughs, colds and tung troubles demand
irotnit treatment with I t. King's New
Discovery. N cure, no pay. iwc. li.ks. For
aai by Kuha A Co.
AGAINST JOIST STATEHOOD
Ar f-ns, &ti & Li-elj, W Hglt
It tO tr LsU
rtETS OlfAHA ItN II SOUTMWtST
Aire bul Iweastry til
Mr. taaaell 8a irt.
lag Oar.
"Arlsotm will flgM to the last the prop
osition ef joint sialehood." said RouM
Agent C E. Lliwellvn of the rural free
delivery si stem for this Ftste, who bsk
)ust retiirtied from a tacatiou visit te New
Mexico and Aricons, and comes bark 111141
with etithumasro ever tbe outlook In that
section of the country.
"I had the pleasure of meeting Judge
Ben S Baker while at AlberqtK-rque, and a
number of ether Nebraskans who have cast
their lot In thst section," Said Mr.
Llewellyn, "among them tbe son rf W. i.
Cornell of tninha. who is doing splendidly
In the sheep and Angora goat business. R
will If a rich man in a few years. Tn
Ancora gout buslneea t becoming the grrcet
industry of Otero county and fewrunoe or
going to be mn.de out tf It. Juge Buker
nd the Smith Brothert cf Beatrice are In-
crested in a big irrigation scheme In Owce
county which i giing to be a big paying
lerejFimrnt loo. They have cimtr..! nt
li.WMi or more -or-s of tbe fhest land Is
that aectlon, which onoe brought under tbe
ditch, will yield immensely in all kinds of
fruits.
"Albuq'jprtiue Is city of some l".Kfi pee
ls and has electric cars anfl all modern
Improvements. Tbe nmn i the American
cwn of New Mexico. It ha Just completed
one of th finest hotels In the cotkntry.
Great quantities of the finest ot frwt are
rained there, and the territory is rapidly
filling up with enterpriKlng people. Jt 4e
the country for young men and I would,
advise young men to go there and get In
on the ground floor In the Angora goat In
dustry. There 1 an abundance of range all
through the mountain and the ranchers
are hospitable arid welcome the new com
ers. The proposition of Joint statehood for
Arlsona and New Mexico does not' take
there at all and Arliona particularly will
fiebt jt to s finish."
PAPERS NOT SERVED ON POTTS
(reenary Derawtstt ta SabJaxst Hlsn
to CaBteaapt af Cwaurt Miaeed
Deatimattaa,
The belief til expressed In the sheriff
office that the eSort to secure the return
of J. H. Potts from Des Moines, on n
charge of contempt of court, would prov
futile. Pott 1 alleged to have kidnaped
a 10-year-old child named Mabel BaegpT
bolm, at the time litigation, was waging
In the local court aa to wbether the Pott
or Anderson families, with each of whom
the child had made htr home at different
tltnea, should tie given tbe custody of th
child. At the particular moment when tit
child wan alleged to have been kidnaped
she was the victim of habeas corpus
proceedings in th local courts, and now
It Is discovered that Potts was not erved
with paper in the case and cannot, there
fore, be said to have Incurred tbe Jntatnpt
of the court.
Sheriff Power went to Des M ornes ts
iuing Potts back to this city, but In
fluential friends interceded in behalf of
Potts and the argument looking to ths
honoring of the requisition papers to have
been made before Occw nor Cummin Sat
urday, but owing to the continued Bbsencw
of Governor Cummlna from De Moines,
the matter has been deferred.
VAOCISATIOK ISO HARDROFF.
There le a tar Prwearloa ( Rmld
area a There la af Saltym.
It 1 now accepted that vaccination rea
der the vaccinated fjerson exempt frwta
smallpox, or, as worst, ho never has any
thing bu the lightest kind of n case. Now,
as ure a preventive and cure for dandruff.
which causes falling hair and baldness, ha
been discovered Newbro's Herpldde. It
kills the dandruff germ. C II. Reed. Vic
tor, Idaho, says: "Myself and wife have
been troubled with dandruff and falling
hair for several years. We tried remedir
without effect until we used Newbro'
Herplcide, two bottles of which cured us."
Hundreds of similar testimonial. Sold by
leading druggists. Send 10c In stamps fer
aample to Tbe Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich.
Sherman McConnell Drug Co., Bpaciai
agents.
WANT COPY JDF BOKN WILL
East era Attrary Read ! Oaakt far
TraaeerlBt at ImmsM Faaawas
DwrwaaeaC
I
The John Bohn will case was revived 4a
the local courts yesterday upon reoript
or a communication from attorneys tn New
Tork. asklnc for a l.liotorratihlc renradue- '
tion of the famous document. It Is alleged
that the party named as sole executor. Eva
Marguerite Bradley, makes a business ot
devising fraudulent will. Th attorneys
also ask for a transcript of the evidence
and a copy of tbe petition asking for aa ad
ministrator.
The testator avers that h was the god
father of the sole executor. Eva Marguer
ite Bradley. Eastern naziera mrmtlv t.sva
given soma space In exploiting tbe luttar
as a party Who make a business of "RS
trig" will. Litigation In connection wltk
the will is to be instituted at Mount Au
burn. N. T., and tbe attorneys wish t
fortify their case by securing a fac simile
of tiie alleged will and the other nanera in
connection with It.
BEST CONVENTION EVER HELD
AbbwwI Menlag af Blarksssltks ta SC
Leal ReSert Pre pertly wf
Order.
William Grieb, one of the Union PaclSe
shopmen, has returned from St. Louis,
her attended the annual convention
of the International Association of Black
smiths. "It was the largest and most enthusiastic
convention ever held Yy tliis order." said
Mr. Grkb. elected all our old offi
cers, which means that President John
Slocum of Moline. III., known to many Id
Omaha, will guld our hlp another ynai.
The administration' of the old staff was
endorsed. From all reports our order was
found to b at the height of lis prosperity.
We had no serious labor problems to con
sider; in fact, the only sink which came
to our attention was th one In New
Tork. which 1 receiving our support
Never before were the conditions of th
blacksmiths as encouraging. "
Oae lalr'i krrsa asr eaatlea 814
I "Illy kVaxe af baas Variola's
ntwamach Bad Liver Tablet a.
I have. I believe, Bold fty boxes pf
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
on the Texommer.datioB of one lad y tier,
who fust bticght a bos of them about a
year ago. Sue never tires of telling
her neighbors and friends about th
good qualities of these tablets P. M.
Shore, Druggist, Rat-heater, lnd. Tbe
pleasant purgative effect of tkese tablets
makes tbeia A favoril with ladies every-