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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1903)
'SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisements fas theaa rnl -ll he tatrra antll 13 en. far the evealae; adltlea and til so p. a, tor arnln Bad Saadar edltlan. 1 l2e a ward Inl Inaertlaa, la a ward thereafter. Retains- taken far less thaa B3e for the Brat laser. lea. ThH asvertlsesnents saast he . esasacatlvely. Advartleere, ay ' trennaatlna; a nam. ' dressed ta a aambered letter Ik rara af Tha a as were aa addressed will a delivered aa irtitauttta ( taa east aalr. WAJiTED-rSITlATIO. POSITION "& experienced "' stenographer and general office man; references. Ad dress 8 25, He. . - ! : A 703 34x WANTED WALK YUKLP. FALL TERM -r KuW OFEN - . DAY AND NIOHT. STUDENTS ADM1TTB70 AT ANT TIME, Boy les. College NEVV voriX. LiFE'UbSa BU8INLB&, SHURlHAND. X1P12WRIT- INO. ENGLISH. . Apply for .-Catalogue. . B 801 OOOD messengers wanted; first-class pay. . A. D. T. Co.. m B. 13th. B Su3 WANTED, first-class wood turner at onca. Good wages. Lincoln gash. Door & Mfg. -Q-, Lincoln, Nab. B 328 TED. for Ui R. arm v. hla-h,)lA iin. ...... nni oetweeu ages oi .'I ana 46, cltlsens of Lnited Slates, of good charac ter and temperate habits, who can apeak, read and wrlta English. For Information apply to recruiting officer, ltith and Dodge ta., Omaha, and Beatrice, Neb. B-M154 WANTED Two agents at once; good sal ary; city work. C. r, Adami Co., mt Howard at. , B M902 109 FIRST CLASS pick and ahovel men to work ore sewers In Dea Moines, la. Good wages, Ei L. Du Bol Co., 309 Younger tnan Bldg., Dea Moines, Iowa. . ,B M417 16X WANTED, a newspaper or magazine so- llcltor to work the city on a new prop- oaftlon. Call at Circulation Dept, Omaha if B-M462 tf r.. . - - j .... , irni ii uni n r r nunc ; practical training that saved yearn of ap- piuiuxBiiii;, jew wwri completes; Dusy season now; tools; diplomat and positions given when competent; some wagea from 'art; epcclal arrangement for distant ap plicants; Investigate. Moler Barber Col lege; 1308 Douglas at, ' B M546 16x WELL-DRESSED boy wanted. H. E Frederlckaon, 1501 Capitol ave. .. .... . B M698 15 GENERAL . agent who can and will aecure buslneas In Nebraska. Excellent Income, write home oHlce. Bankers' Accident In surance Company, Dea . Moines, la. B-704 19 BOOKKEEPER wanted; one who has had experience In a bank preferred. Must not be over U years old. Address, stating age nd experience, S 26, Bee. B-702 15 WANTED Experienced: bundle wrapper. Apply People's Furniture and Carppt Co. , . .' , ;. ' ', '' B MT06 16 . ..i NEED COMPETENT MEN V BI' P"Wona a Managers, Accountants, Advertising Men. Salesmen and Book Jeepers Also Techhrcal and ExecuUve Men, high grade exclusively. We have cfneea In twelve cltlea.i Write for plan and Booklet. r , " . HAPOOODS . (Incorporated) Bulta 628, Mooadnock Building, Chicago. WANTED Two good goya with bicycles for delivering.. ,Schaefer'a Cut Price drug Store. B-720 14 WANTED FEMALG; HELP. 100 OirUi. CaU Canadian office, 16th. A Dodge, t ... , C i)U4 .WANTED Immediately'. 60 aewlng machine operatera In horae blanket department oi Bemla Omaha Bag Co. C fio TOUNQ girl to assist in housework: no washing; two In family. 2317 Bristol Bt - C MttUl WANTED, nrst-claaa ladles' tailor. Mag MorrU, 1408 Farnam. C MtoS WANTED girl for general bouse work. I In family. Mrs. Slmeral. 7 N. i!Sth ave! . . C M434 WANTED, a good cook. Inquire 1120 Park avenue. - WANTED-Touag ladfes to. learn Jialrdresa Ing, manicuring or facial massage; quick lid practical method; four we?ki com pletes; positions, furnished, tools gU-en diplomas granted; amaJI wagea from start. Calf or write Moler Colle" e, ijJj Douglas str , C-M545 16X -2?? E?'f'rManLlri for f'neral house-,n-"n,,r:- three. I125 South s;d atreet. , C tat 14x ,.P.kRTMIJ.NT ,tor de8lr immedl- tely thoroughly competent, well experi enced cloak and aut salesladies. AddVea. . . . . .. i V M.U6 15 WN,T5IVAt iLnr- -od woman cook: "7N""; commercial hotel. Humph rey, Neb. p732 11 waniep, experienced girl for aernnri Work .In amaJI family., mi Dodge ,,tBecond -.- C M727 1TX ron, RENT IIOCSBS. IOU8K3. Wura,no. , iyuwalt. Barker BllC vS v v i 1 , - f - lro "O 'Jfh ft Omaha an Storage - - - - . :-v I u-iv FOR RENT, ten-room h.u modern, barn. and K. ' ui west .Farnam- district. Wm Potter,. JUc, N5. jjua Brown Blk D-M624 FOR RENT, t-rootn house. TMi Woolworth Ave., .0 per month; possession given Oc tober U- Apply to Uei'Llil, care DaUy News office. D iiS(7 w MICE a-room modern. 1 Tot MOS. - D 1M tA7NE-BO8TWI0K' CO.. qnoice lilseT tul-wi New fork Lire Blug: 'Phone lui. D Sotf WB MpVK pianos. Wsggard Van & Stor age Co Tul. ltsb... OjUce. 1713 Webster st . - ... D 807 FOR RENT, first floor and basement. In quire li!4 S. J6tlj st. D 446 fc'17 HOWARD, IS rooms, modern; sultablo for resilience, rooming or boarding pur poses; 8. Uh, 7 rooms, modern; good barn; also' a number of small cutlaices throughout the city. W. t. Russell & Co., 4-' Ramge BKlg. Tel S67. D 8 14 l-ROOM cottage, raoUret tTiui Fianklln st. D M71S Fl KN18HED house, eight rooma, modern hot water heat; 4Hh and Burt, $J0 in quire rtMim ISA V. B. Nat. bank D 721 18x "OR HEKT Fl HXIHI1K1 ROOMS. O. M. E haula trunks. Telephone till. FOR light bouaekeeulng. lilt 8. 11th. E 444 DF8IKABLE rooms, first-clan location. 34 raraaja. ( E Mltol 17x DEWEV European hotel, 13th and Farnnm. .... f m K -16 ROYAL HOTEL. European, ltith Chicago E Slo CELY furnis hod roonis. l$t Capitol Ave. f ii furnl'bed room in strictly private r,iy." all modern cunv-nli'riif; geiuie- preferred.. . juiieti St Plu.iie . - - - . . 1 1 u 1 1 w v r t fi a A LSUIlllrv. 17LH l.v,ni..,rih 'l'.... lirntabt4 i , n k E kll . f i - - - - - FOR ni-T-l I HMIIKI ROOM. LARCK South alcove rooms, modern. 1T0 Harney. E -u 18x AETNA HoXsE, Furopean, 13lh A DodgA Zu 81 J Nice rooms, day, week or mo. lCJIfnard. K MUG Mix NICELY furnished rooms, first class table hosrd. private family. N. E. corner X;d and Burt. E 718 18 TWO furrilMied rooms; steam heat. liOf 80 2ih; tel. Alf7. B M T28 18 FCRNISIIED BOOMS AID BOARD. FRONT room with atcove; liot water he.it. 212 8. 25th t. F 4"i FOR RE.1T l.Fl R.MSHED ROOMS. TWO or three beautiful modern rooms, newly papered: very light housekeeping, for parties without children; board Ir de sired 1426 N. 17th. O M 816 FIRM 11 HE PACK. 13 Q. Pterson ft LUndberg,' 1U 8. 17th. Tel. L-236S. H 917 FOR REM STOKES A.U OFFICES. FOR RENT Building suitable for whole sale purposes at Win Farnam, Zix'JU, lour stories and tlrse-class cemented busement, elevator, tire r.nd burglar proof vault, of fice counter and flxiutea. For price mid particulars Inquire C. C. Rosewaier, sec retary the Bee Building Co., room luti, Bee building. I Mini FOR RENT The building formerly occu pied by The Bee nt 81t Farnam at. It has tour stories and a busemeni, which waa formerly used by The Bes press room. Inls will be rented very reasonably. If interested apply at office of C C. Rose water, secretary, room 100 Bee building. 1 1 k 8-STORY and basement, C2xl00; 1'noO Farnam at. Inquire 314 First. Nat l Bank Bldg. I-M161 ' AGEKTS WANTED. WANTED Canvassing agents In avery county to ' solicit suUscriptions to THuI TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMlkH. Uteady employment with assured good In come. AgenlB in the country wltu horse and buggy especially desired. Canvaa.iers make easily to lluu per month. Ad dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Bee building, Omaha. J 1U AGENTS' CHRISTMAS HARVEST Mag azine subscription agents take 30 orders dally; Author tied History Bt. Louis ex position in Campbell's Illustrated Journal; similar prize history it made of Chicago World's fair and Paris exposition; large commissions; oftlclal bird's-eye view en tire exposition; twelve rich colors, size 3x44 Inches, now ready; price 11.00; sent with complete Journal outfit to working agents for 26 centa postage. Addresa Ex position Department Campboll'a Journal, Ht. Louis. Mo. J Mrt lf.x WANTED TO Bl'Y. DON'T give your furniture and . carpets away. J. Levlne pays the highest cash price. Telephone 771. N M281 IS FOR SALE FIRN1TIRE. FDLL line of hard coal stoves now on sale. Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge Bt. O 243 FOR SALE, . Furniture, constating of parlor," dining, bed room, leather library furniture, leather . oouch, easy chairs, rook wood parlor taUlei, odd .chuirs, rockers, mahogany bookcase, writing desk, mantle mirrors, clocks, pictures, Imported bric-a-brac, oil paintings. Tugs, lace curtains, brass beds mahogany dressers, chiffoniers; also flno upright piano. These goods must be seen to be appreciated. Bell separately; call at 138 N. 33th avenue. O M 17 X FOR BALE, 8-ft. standing desk. 303 Brown Block. O M448 tf FOH iALE HOIlsES, WAGO.VJ, ETC, MONROE sells pleuaure vehicle At '811 N. itfth Hu '- . -: --' ' xS-l' HARRY FROST'S Carriage and Wagon Works la on corner of ltih and lL'eaven wortn. P 8-0 FOR SALE Two-seat, extension top car riage. In - good condition; rubber tires. Mliton Rogers & Bona Co., 14th and Far- ' nam ats. P M477 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS1, TELEPHONE POLES; long fir timber; ciilckeu fence; oak piling. 8J1 Douglas. ' ' j a- FOR SALE,' secondhand locomobile, la Crst-ciusj shape, at one-hid price. Call or addresa, loii Farnam St. W 8-1 IRON Sc. wire fences, tree guards, trellises. Westtrn Aucbot' Fence Co., Mb N. lVtn tit. U 'J CATALOGUE cut drug prices free. Sher man A McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. - Q-923 NEW and 2dhand typewriter. 1118 Farnam. Q-821 INDIAN goods and relies. - 1118 Farnam FOR BALE Several scholarships In a first class standard school In Omaha, compris ing complete courso in business, short hand and typewriting. Inquire at Bee otllce. W 4W FOR BALE Coal buslneas. Capital reaulred ICS for sale In carload lots. Lincoln Ice Co., Llnooln, Neb. Address, Q MOT 2DHAND safe cheap. Dertght, 1111 Farnam. Qm FOR SALE. 2-story frame store building, ; 4ox40, to be moved; also 3-room cottane. Tel. 46ft q u DOORS, windows, lath 2x4s. cherry man- rtus. rouiBium, pipe, nyciratillc elevator stairs, rails, balustnrs. gas fixtures,' mar ble tile, kindling. Barker hotel. Omaha.'1 '' ' Q M72S 11 ' CLAIRVOVANTS. MRS. CARRIE 8MJTH. SOVEREION LADY QUEEN of . clairvoyants; every thing told, past, present and future. Sat isfaction or no pay. 607 N. 18th. S 80O QYLMER, palmist 715 N. 23d; 'phone B cs- , 8 M708 ELECTRICAL, TREATMENT. MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15. 2d floor, r. I T-M4U6 N6x 1 J PERSONAL. PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladles before and during confinement, l'r. and Mrs. Gerlacn. IW6 California ab Tunis reasonable. U-838 PRIVATE hospital during confinement: bahtes adopted. Mrs. Uardels. 2 Laka Tel. Red . WE RENT aewlng machines at Too per week, 12 per month; we repair and aell parte for every machine manufactured; fc.-cund-hand machines from 81 to gill. Nea Cycle Co., ICth and Harney. U a7 "VIAVI" way to health; 341 Bee building Omaha. U 146 PRIVATE hospital before and during con finement; best medical care and nuralng. Mrs. L. Fisher, Vinton. TeL lt8. L'-BM PRIVATE home during confinement; babies adopted. The Good Samaritan Sanitarium, 7a 1st Ave.. Council UlufTs. U-18e DR. FRIES treats successfully all diseases and Irregularities of women from any cauke; experienced and reliable. lLi Dodge St., Arlington block. Omaha. ' U-938 82 TUNING, piano or organ repairing. Per- ueiu i iano in., i art tiiag. u , 2fcx MAGNETIC PUB KILLER. IT CURES. At druggists U. U--8A1 BOSTON Umbrella Mfg.. ft 8. 1. Tel. l . t. oi ore us or made. Lnibreilaa, parasols re-covered, repaired MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE. WANTED, city log a and warrants. W. , rirnam Suiuh , Co., USi Fartiam Sl W 84i FARM and city loans, low ratea. W. H. thoinaa. Fitsl Nail Bauk BlUg. Tel. lti W-7 TIIK OMAHA OUR AD MEN WILL WRITE YOUR WANT AD SO AS TO BRING BEST RETURNS. TELEPHONE 238 AND ONE WILL CALL !MONE TO LOAN HEAL KSTATPT. PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 837 N. Y. Lite. W-844 WANTED, real estate loans and wnrran'a R. C. Petera A Co., Bee Bldg. W 1 FIVE PER CENT hianj. Garvin Bros.. 1K04 Farnam. W 846 PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead. 1520 Doug'ns. V-47 4 TO 6 P. C. money. Hernia, Paxton block. W S4S MONEY to loan for building purposea. W. H. Thomas, First Nati Bunk bldg. W 2M OH MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. ' E AS Y TO PAY' Best explains our. -methods. - We loan on fi.rnlture, pianos, warehouse receipts, etc. Or if you have a permanent position we can make yon a . SALARY LOAN without security, except your own agree ment to repay. Our iwrvlco Is -quick and confidential and we always try to please. All that we, auk Is that .you give us a call before you borrow elsewhere, OMAHA- MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. I2S6. (Established ioti S. 16th Pt. ' ' ' ' . , . . X-tJ r i $ $ i t $ 3 . n SALARY LOANS . FURNITURE LOANS Reliable Credit Co, Rooms 307-308, Paxton Block. X-9EI . - 4 t i MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOU, LIVE STOCK, SALARIES, ETC. Low rates and easy terms. Business Confidential. Try us If you want to save money. PHOENIX CREDIT CO., 633 Paxton Block. ltith and Fai-nam Fts. X-848 LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO , SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team , sters, boarding houses, etc., without se curity; easiest terms; 40 o races in prin cipal cities. Tolman, 440 Board of Trade Bldg. X-962 MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried Seople; business confidential; lowest rates. 14 Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co. X 904 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew elry, horses, cows etc. C. F. Reed, 319 S. 13. X 955 CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loans. Foley Loan Co., R 8. Barker Block. X 273 BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE, good grocery and butcher's fix tures, Including Ice box. Inquire 2ttj3, Far nam, . y 847 FOR SALE, an old established liquor busi ness (barrel house): aood trade, old Loan tlon. Owner lias other Interests. Addrras P 28, Bee. . Y-Ml 26 WHEN you want to buy, sell 'or. exchange any property or business quick, ace J. 11. Johnson. 843 N. Y- Life. . . 4, Y-W . BEFORE buying mining storks write to me" for prices. I can save ymi from ,11) id w Ftr cent, write me wnat stock you want, will make you ' prices. Joseph ' Blerl, Templeton, la. Y 726 16x FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. RANCH and farm sMia for sale 'by "the Union Pacific Railroad company J '. Ik- A. ' McAlleeief, land commissloiMT, .'.-Union Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.. ClLAS-WiHiamson Co.,iHan8.-iad,g! '- ' R 9bl FREE HOMESTEADS. I Your last chance in Minnesota to secure a beautiful home FREE. The loth of November the government will 'open -750,000 acres of fine farming lands at Case Lake, Minn. Send $1.00 to Fred Clark, Cass I.ak, Minn.,- for full Information about these,, valuable claims. Don't wait until It Is too late. . RE M447 20x TIMBER!- TIMBER! THE best Investment. Large or small tracts Reference furnished. Write' your SIMONS & REASONER, Ashland. Ore. RE M439 N7x HOUSES and lots In all-Farts oi city; also acre property and farm lands. The O. F. Davis Co.. Room bug. Bee bldg. , RE SCO . FOR SALE, modern house Of 7 rooms. In quire 613 S. lth. ' ' RE M6t5" FOR SALE or trade, 80 acres of Improved farm In Merrick county. Address 8 12, Omaha Bee. RE 469 16 FOR. BALE, 6-room cottage, A No. 1 shape: lot 6oxl&o: fine trees and ahrubberv; splen did neighborhood; one ' block from cat line.' 2037 8. 8th St. Inquire 403 Karhaqh block. . RE M726 1 7.X FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SMALLER PROPERTY 9-room modern house and splendid barn. Apply owner. 2914 N. 2!th St. RE M724 N14 ATTORNEYS. J. it. MACFARLAND, 311 N. T. L. Bldg ' 588 23 ACCORDION PLEJATING. GOLDMAN, 200 Douglaa block. BALE TIKI. OMAHA Hay Bala Tie Co.; sir North 18th. f03 , . 1 1 CHIROPODISTS. DR. ROI, rooms 2-3, 1606 Farnam at ; ltt CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing psomptiy atienaeo to. -J. 'i', .ucniltree. zuin ana iaae ris. 70 DRESS MAKING. KEfSTER'S Ladiee' Tailoring College, 1705 earning ti. write lor booklet. IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 1C4 N. 20th. M448- Nsx, DANCING ACADEMY. CHAMBERS' adult beginners now forming Tuesdays and Saturdays, 8 p. m., com mencing October 22. Private lessons any time. lth and Douglus. Olnce 'phono. U7L Residence, A174o. N . .. After October IS, 2424 Farnam St Chambers' children's classes Wednesdays, 4 p. m., Saturdays, I p. m., commencing October 3. - - . Out MORAND'S. 16th and Harnev; classes now forming for children; Wed., 4;li p. m.; Sat., li) a. la. and 3 p. m. Adults, Tues. and Fri.. 8 p. m. Assemblies Wed., 8 p. in Classes alwaya open to beglnnera. Private lessoua dally. For terms and particulars call or Tel. 1041. io N5 GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO..-cleans cesspools and vaults, removes garbag and dead animals at reduced prices. &4 N. 16th Tel 1778. 58 EXPERT ACCOl NTANT, O. R. RATHBUN. room 16, Com'l Natl Bank. Private ieasona la bookkeeping, eta -e-7 FLQRISTI. HESd 8WOUODA. lilS Farnam. Sc U HENDERMAM. OurUt IS Far cam sl -UI DAILY DEE: TIIURSDAY, FOR KENT FARMS. FOR RENT H acres Improved farm about 11 miles west of Oik ana postotfli e. In quire at 317 Woolworth ave. 719 16x A I.XhgE and well Improved farm In Stanton county for rent; M acres with J10.OU) worth of Improvements. R. C PF.TEH3 CO., Ground Floor Bee Building. -M707 FIR DREAMING. J. E. WALLACE, Taxidermist, SOS 8. 13th. ' 701 r bKTECllVfiS. CAPT. T. CORMACK. W7 Karbach block. Tel. A-28??. . GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA I'LATING CO.. Bee Bldg. Tel. 253 ..'... -8,1 LAW AND COLLECTION'S. ETILLMAN ft PRICE. 410 1st Nat, Bk. bldg. . 8i3 NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. Y. Lire bldg., attorney -and collectors every where. 874 J. M. MACFARLAND. 319 N. Y. L. Bldg. . . 690-Oct ii LAWN MOWERS. SHARPENED. P. Melchulr. 13th & Howard. 28J LUCKJJMIT1I. C. R. HEFL1N, 309. N. 16th St, Tel. 3974. M last. LOST. LOST, Wednesday morning, small gold watch, monogram J. B. K. Return to 1818 Capitol ave. and reoelve 310 reward. Lost 4 U LOST A round silver Scotch breastpin set with a topas In shape of thistle; return to Bee office; reward. Mrs. A. F. Stryker. Lost M693 lax MEDICAL. LIQUOR HABIT cured In three daVs. Pay when cured. No hypodermics. W rite foi circulars. Gatlln Institute, 220 S. 14th. . , . 975 LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills are the best. Safe, reliable. Take no other. Send 4c, stamps, for particulars. "Relief for Ladles," In letter by return mail. Ask your druggist. Chlchestei Chemical Co., Philadelphia, Pa. NtSICAL. THPS. J. KELLY, voice. Davldge Block. 368 D. KECK, Voice Teacher, Savldge bldg. 168 Novlx LETOVBKY'B ORCHESTRA. Tel. L-21'.S-l 602 ZERKO W'SKY, violin. R. 10, -Wlthnell blk. V . - . ..' M 401 Ni OSTEOPATHY. Johnson Institute, 616 N. Y. Life Bldg. T. 1664 , , . ITS The1 Hunt Infirmary. McCague Bldg. T. 2363. Alien tc. Farwell. Paxtoa.Ilc S04-7. T. 1385. . . Z. -878 DR. GRACE DEEOAN.Jja if. T. Mfe. Tel. 2686. . .. ,4TM ,'..-.' . M0 PATEN! H. J. COWGILlr-No tea unless successful. 318 8. Uth St., Omaha. - Tel. 1798. 881 PATENTS Sues ft Co., Omaha, Neb. Il lustrated patent book tree. Tel. 1623. M-670 N16x PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office. Reliable, accommodat ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglaa i2 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN SANT'S school, 717 N. Y. Life. ' ' -8S4 NEB. Business ft Shorthand College. Boyd's Theater. 45 SAMTOIUIM. OMAHA Florence Sanltorlum. 'Phone Red 2824; 1 blk. w. of car line. City 'phone. U9 I 820 24 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. cured: Julia Vaughn; 430 R&mge Bldg. STORAGES OM. Van Star. Co... 1611 Vs Farn. Tela 155-a. -S3 TICKET BROKERS. CUT RATE railroad tickets everybody. P. II. Philbln, 1605 Fafnam. 'Phone 74. .. t -031 VPnOLSTERING. GATE CITY, 1705 St Mary's ave. Tel. B2073. y 1 .jN , 388 . . POSTOFFICKVbTICE. '. (Should be read DAILY by all interested, "Ja-y uwur'ii any lirrnf. ) Foreian malls for tha Wek en.ttnv rrtr ber 17, 1903, will elope (PROMpTLi In all S""l at me ueneral Postomce as follows f AKCiiLH-POST MAILS- close one hour earlier than, closing -time shown below. Parcels-Post Mails for Germany close at v pi 111. xuonuay. Regular and supplementary malls .close at foreign Station half hour later than closing nine snown below (exoept that 6yp plutnentary Mails for Europe and Central Aiuerioa, via Colon, clove one hour later at Foreign Station.) Traas-Atlaatle Malls. THURSDAY-At 7 a. m, for FRANCE. SWITZERLAND, ITA1.T, SPAIN, POR TUGAL, TURKEY, EGYPT, GREECE. BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAR. QUKZ, per a. a. La Savole, via Havre (mall for other parts of Europe must be directed "per s. .. La 8avole,r. SATURDAY At 7 a. m. for EUROPE, per a. a. La Gascogne. via Havre (mall must be directed "per s. s. La Gasoogne"); at . 8 a. m. for BELIUii direct, per s. a Vaderland (mail must be directed" "per s. s. Vaderland "); at 10.30 a. m. (supple mentary 12 m.) for EUROPE, per s. s. . Campania, via Queenstown; at L!:) p. m. for SCOTLAND direct, per s, a. Colum bia (mail must be directed "per s. . Co lumbia"). ' PRINTED MATTER. ETC This steamer laaes friniea Matter, Commercial Fare's and Samples for Germany only. The same claia of mail matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent bv this ship unless soeclallv directed liv h.r After the closing of the Suoolementarv 1 ransatlantlc Malls named above, addi tional Supplementary Malls are opened on the piers of the. American. English, r ranch and German steamers and remain open until within Ten Minutes of tha hour of sailing of steamer. Malls for Sao I hi aad Oalrsl America, West ladles. Eie. THURSDAY At S a. m. for CUBA, per s. a. Monterey (mall for Mexico, via Pro fTeso. Campeche and Vera Crus must be directed per - a. a.-Monterey"); at 12 m. for MEXICO, per a. a. Niagara, via Tara Plco tmall muat be directed "per s. a Niagara"). - FRIDAY At S0 p. m. for BERMUDA, per steamer from Halifax. SATURDAY At 6 So a ni (Supplementary JO a m ) for poKTO RICO. CI RAC 0 and V KN EI'KLA, aer a. a. Caracas (mall for eiavauiila and Cartagena must be directed "pr a. a. Carara-";; at 8 30 a, . (supplementary 10.30 a. m.) for OCTOBER 13. 190.1. POSTOFFICK NOTICE. FORTUNE ISLAND JAMAICA. SAVAN 1LI.A and CAUTAGENA, per a. a. Altai (mall for Costa Rlra must be directed per s. s Altai ); at 10 a. m. for CUHA pr s s.MorroCasllc, via Havannn; at 10 30 a.m. (snppi. menlary 11:80 a. m ) for INAilUA, HA I'll and SAM'A MARTA, per s. a. Athos; at L:3o p. m. for CUBA, per a, s. OUnda, via Havana. Malls Fomardeil Overlaad, Elc Ri. eept Transpacific. CUBA Via Florida, closes at this office dally, except Thursday, at 5:30 a. m. (the connecting mails close here on Wednesdays and Saturdays via Tampa, and on Mondays via Miami). MEXICO CITY Overland, unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, closes at this office dally, except Sunday, at 1:80 p. m. and 11:30 p. ra. Sundays at I p: m. and 11:30 p. m. NEWFOUN DLAND By rati to North Sid ney, nnd thence by steamer, closes at this office daily at 8:30 p. in. (connecting malls close here every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.) ... JAMAICA By rail to Boston, nnd thence by steamer, closes at this office at 6:30 P. m. every Tuesduy. MlQUELON By rail to Boston, and thence y steamer, closes at this office dally at ":3" p. m. BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ nnd GUATE MALA Bv rail to N'ew llrl.sn. .nrf thence by steamer, closes at this' office daily, except Sunday, at 11:30 d. m. nnd nany, except Sunday, at 1:30 p. 111:30 p. m.; Sunduys at 11 p. 111:30 p. m. (connecting mall cloi Mondays at U:30 p. m.) p. m. and closes here COSTA RICA-By rail to Now Orleans, and tnence by steamer, closes st this office dally, except Sunday, at 11:30 p. m. and I U-.M p. m.; Sundays at Jl p. m. and 511:30 p. ni. (connecting mall closes here Tuesdays at 111:30 p. m.) REGISTERED MAIL closes at 6 p. m. previous day. Transpacific Malls. CHINA and JAPAN, via Tacoma, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to October 11, Tilw," 'e' f.or 2,ePtch per s. s.. Olympla. .. v,a Ban Francisco, close here dally at 6 30 p. m. up to October 12, In- r-Mri'l' r7'"T'le!.patch per s. s. Alameda. CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, close here dully at 6:30 p. m. up to October 14, In MaruVe' "espatch per . s. Shlnano "AvLA';' r,I,NA 8,1,1 fHILIP IEInLAV?i vl S"" Francisco, close here dally at b:30 p. m. up to October 18, TAuiIr ve' ifordespatch per s. s. Siberia. TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via Han Francisco, close here dally at 6 80 P. m. UD to OrtnhAr 1 ,ZL ..d,p.?Pat'h P"1 Mariposa. NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA (except ."iTYrf AL.EDON1A' F1JI' SAMOA and HAWAII via San Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to October 124 inclusive, for despatch per a. s. Sierra. U li Cu,na.rd J"amer carrying tne British mall for New Zealand does not arrive in time to connect with this despatch, extra mails closing at 6:30 a. "V',30 a' m- ami 6:S P- m-l Sundavs at 4:30 a. m., 9 a. m. and 6:30 p'. m. will be made up and forwarded until the ar- I rival or tne cunard steamer). HAWAII. JAPAN. CHINA and specially addressed mail for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close here oiiiy at. i,:j p. m. tip to October 2S, in elusive, for despatch per s. s. Coptic PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San Fran im iiprs oaiiv st !:: p. m. tip to October J7. Inclusive, for despatch per U. S. transport. -"HINAAND JAPAN, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C, close here dally nt 6:30 p. m. up to October Il'7. inclusive, for ""I'mrn per s. s. f.mpress or Japan (Merchandise for IT. 8. posts! agencv at ' Shanghai cannot be forwarded via Can- Al'HTRALIA (excent West) Fl.TT tar.. , ANDS and NEW CALEDONIA, via Van : touver ana victoria, li. c, close here , uniy at b::ju p. m. up to November 17. In elusive, for despatch per . a. Aorane-I. NOT E ("nlesft- otherwise addressed. West Australia Is forwarded via Europe and nw -.raianu ann i ninnpine islands via . "in Francisco the quickest routes. PhH-i 1 Ipplnes sneclally addressed' "via Cnnadfi" or "via Eurdpe" must be fftllv prepaid at the foreign. .rates.. Hawaii Is forwarded via nan r rancisoo cxcitisivoty. Transpacific malls :ar forwarded, to 'port or sailing cally and the schedule of 11 ising is srrangea on tne presumption 'i me uninierrupieu overiana transit treieisierea man closes at e p. m. pre- CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster. Postoffir-e. New Vnrk. N. V.. October f). 1fW)3 GOVERNMENT NOTICES. - v... ... ... . , orpiruiurr it. 1903. Sealed proposals In triplicate will bo vn n t utriTiP a n a..... . - received until z o'clock p. m. October 17 19(3. for the construotion of macadam roaas ana cement walks at Fort Meade, s D. Information furnished upon applica tion. United States reserves right to ac cept cr reject any or all proposals or any part inereot. r.nveiopes containing pro posals to be marked "Proposals for Roads ana wriks aauressea c. B. Vogdei, VUtHUIIl. LEGAL NOTICE. NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STATE PRINT JNG. ' Bids will be received bv the Rlate Trlni Ing Board at the office of the secretary of mie hi i.incoin, iNtoraana, on or berore 2.30 o'clock p. m., Monday, October ill, 1903. for printing and stationery aUD- plies for the following departments una state inautuiions: supreme court, secretary of state, adjutant general, publlo nurury commission, insurance aepartment, commissioner of public lands and buildings, visiting and examining board, penitentiary, labor bureau, Hastings asylum, girls' In dustrial school. Institute for feeble minded youth, banking department and board of neaun. Specifications for same can be found on fllo In the office of the secretary of state. All bids must be accompanied by a bond equal in amount to the probable cost of the work bid upon. Tha board reservea the riant 10 reject any ana ail mas. Lincoln, Nebraska, October 13, 1908. STATE PRINTING BOARD By Lou W. Fraxier, Secretary to tha Doaru. uis dat, RAILROAD TIME CARD. v UNION STATION 10TH : AND' SIARCY, Illiaots CeatraL Leave. Arrive. Chicago Express a 7:3a am a 6:10 pm Chicago, Minneapolis ft St. I'aul Limited a 7:50 pro a 8:06 am Minneapolis ft St Paul Express .....b 7.35 am blO 15 pm ' B" .v,v a v AU.W a 111 Chlcago Express - al0:36 am Chlvaao Useat Western Ry. lu, 104 Ft. Dodge Express.. b :20 am ' 102 Ft. Dodce Express.. a 2:45 pmV- 7 Ft. Dodge Express.. all:I5 am 103 Ft. Dodge Express.. ' b 8 19 pro Chleaao ft Northwestern. "The Northwestern Line." f ast Chicago a 8:40 am a 7:00 am Mal1,- ; a 8:00 put a 8:3a am Local Sioux City a 5:10 ain a 3.8') pm Daylight bt. Paul.... Daylight Chicago Limited Chicago Local Carroll Fast Chicago Fast St Paul Fast Mail Local Sioux City Norfolk ft Bonesteel. Lincoln ft Lonar Pin. ..a 7:60 am a t.bi pro ..a 8:00 am all:lpia ..a 8:15 pm a 8:15 am ..a 1:00 pm a 8 50 am ..a 6:50 pm a 3.4S pm ..a 1:10 pm a 8:15 am .. , a 2.. 40 pm ,.b 1:00 pm b tf. 50 am ..a 7:25 am al0:35 am di:b am big 35 am Chicago, Hook Island ft Parlnc. EAST. Chteaa-o Davllirht T. t d u . Chicago Daylight Local. a 7:00 am a :36 Dm imcago express bll laam a 6 :S6 pra !- Moines Dress a 4 30 nm kii -n S. Chicago Fast Expros.a 6:30 pm a 1:26 pm Rocky Mountain L't d..a 7:10 am a 7:25 am Lincoln. Colo. Springs. Denver, Pueblo aud ' ' West a 1:30 pm a 6:00 pm Texaa, California and Oklahoma Flyer a 5:15 pra al2:40 pni Chleaao. Mllwaakaa ft at. Chicago Daylight a 7:45 am all:15 pm Chicago Fast Express.. a 6 46 pro a 1:40 pm Chicago Limited a 8:06 pm a 7 60 am uxsm iuuines express, ...a 7:4a am a 8:40 pm Wahash. Bt. Louis "Cannon Ball" express a 5:55 pm a 1:30 am et Alli-l rfl ' rll Bluffs. ft-Wela (.UUO .a 8 15 am al0:30 pm lalaa Faelflc. Overland Limited... a 0:10 am a 8:60 pm . a 1:25 pm a 4 30 pm all.W pm a 5 30 tra inn fast Mall California Express. Paclflo Express Eastern ExDress The Atlantlo Express a 7 30 am The Colorado Special. ..a T:ll am a 3:o am t htcsg.i Special a 1:40 am 4ini-jio. Deatrica a Stromsburg Express.. b 1:00 pm bl3 50 pm North Platte Local a 6 .00 am a 6 16 pm Grand laland Locat... 6.30 pm b 8.3a aw pAltROAI) TIMR CARD. Mlssaarl ParlSe. 8t Louis Express al0:00 am a f:!S rm K. C. ft St. L. Ex alO M pra a ,16 am WEBSTER DEPOT 1STH ft WF.HHTF.H t hlrasra, St. Paal, Bllaaeaaolla Omaha. LeAva. Arrive Twin City Passenger... a ,10 am a 9.10 pm Bloux City Passenger.. a 2:00 pm ell:?0am Oakland Local b 6 45 pm b I.e. am Chicago A Northwesiera, Nebraska aad Wrsalif Division, Blsck Hills. Dnadwood. Iead, Hot Eprlnse.... 1:00 pm a 5:00 pm nrumiiiR, jasper ana Douglaa d 1:00 pm e 5:00 pm rinsiiug. 1 ura, iavia City. Superior. Geneva. Exeter and Seward. ..b S:00 pm b 6:00 pm Mlsaoarl PaplSe. Nebraska Local. Via Weeping Water s.b 1:10 pm al0:38 am BURLINGTON ST ATION-IOTH ft MASON Chicago, Barllngtbn ft Qt ney. Leave. Arrive. Chicago .special a 7 0O am a s-kk nm Chiceao estlbuled ex. .a 1:00 Dm a 7:46 am (.hlcago Locul a 9:18 am all.00 pm Chicago Limited a 1:06 pm a7:4.Vpm Faet Mall a 2:40 pm Kanaaa City, St Joseph ft Coaacll Bluffs. Kansas City Day Ex. ...a 1:15 am ilffinm Ht. Louis Fiver.. a 5:25 pm all:06 am (vaiinue -iijf igm r.x..uiu:4 pm a S:30 am Burlington ft Mlsaoarl River. Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoln , , a 8 50 am blt:05 pm Nebraska Expresa ilioim a 7:4S nm LTnvJ'r Jo, Ue1.'-V. a 4:19 P" a 6 45 " Black Hills and Puget - Sound Express all:10 pm a 8:10 pm w 1 v a u u rsuuuiea Flvr-r aim n . Lincoln Fast Mall b 2:52 pm a 8:08 am Fort Crook and Platts- mouth ... ..b:1Kpm bl0:35 am Belrevuo ft Paclflo Jet.. a 7:60 pm a 8:27 am Dvnevuv ae tracino jct..a b:oo am a Dally, b Dal'.y except Sunday, d Dally j-t,xrsv wa.ui un; . sj -SKI 1 7 CXCept 1101108 jr. TELLS BOARD PITIFUL TALE We ma a aya Boarder Took Her Last . Dollar and Asks Commission ers for Help. Some hard tales reach the ears of tha county cimmlssloners. but few there be that tell of greater need than that related by Mrs. M. J. KHmore. , n. snort time h-o Mrs. Kllmore was granted a divorce from her husband and given the custody and care of six small children. In order to assist In keeping the wolf from the door she roomed and boarded a few transients, one of whom was John rveuy; a Drickiayer. Having decided to remove from the vicinity of Nineteenth and Pierce streets, and being unable to give the time necessary to the Investigations look Ing to the location of a new dwelling place. jonn Kelly volunteered to assist In the matter. Mrs. Ellmore. says she then turned over to Kelly the sum of $20, being all the money sho had. Kelly, she said, took the motley and promised to find a suitable house for Mrs. Ellmore. But neither Kelly nor the $20 has put In an appearance, and Mrs. Ellmore Is In dls tress, for she has nothing upon which to support her six small children, and the furniture, which was purchased on the In stallment plan, was removed by Its owners Tuesday. Neighbors have gone to her as sistance and have taken the care of Mrs Ellmore's children temporarily. Mrs. Ell- troro .asks the countycommlswloners for a sum of money sufficient to take herself and children to the home of her parents In southern Nebraska. REYNOLDS DEFEATS CUNDIFF nesnMs at Field Clab Reveal Bar , prises Mlas Alice Fredericks , Wins Cop. The second round of the annual fall tour ney at the Field club for the championship or tne club is nearing completion. Add! tional matches were played Tuesday. Tha results In these were as follows: Harry Morrill, 3 and 2, against C. Bt. Clair; John Murphy,' 7 up, against F. H. Blake; J. B Reynolds, 3 and 1, against W. K. Cundlff. The day witnessed some surprises. Mor- nil piayea an excellent game, making thtt course In S9. The defeat of Cundlff by Rey nolds was a surprise to all. as Cundlff re cently won the handicap event. , Cundlff was so disgusted with his game that lis declared he would never play It again. The contest for the McMulIen cup at tha Field club was concluded Tuesday after noon. This event Is for women only. Thrt event was won by Miss Alice Fredericks. The contest was conducted on the medal play basis. Miss Fredericks and Mrs. G. T. Miller, played at scratch. Miss Fredericks had a score of 65, whlls Mrs. Miller's score was 72. Miss Blanche Holland, with a handicap of 10, made a score of 77, leaving ner net score 67. Mrs. Jeanetts Morrlott. with a handicap of 15, played at 91, leaving ner net at 70. SHAM POLICE ROBS VETERAN Man with Blna Coat aad Tin ' Star Holds la Old Soldier at Depot.' . ' An old soldier, John Schmidt by name, enroute from Grand 'Rapids, "Mich., to Ban Francisco to enter the Old Soldiers' home at' that city, was held up near the Union station by a man representing him self to be a policeman and robbed of 136. The old man was very much excited when taken to tha station by a man ha met oh the street. Detective Heltfelt, who speaks German, managed to get his story and as certained that ho had been approached by a portly trim wearing a blue suit and a star. Tho fellow arrested him and then went through his clothes to find his money. He 'found his purse In an Inside pocket. emptied Its contents Into one of his own and proceeded with, tils search. After re lieving tha old man of nearly all his per sonal effects, the self-styled policeman re turned to him his ticket to San Francisco and 81.. Ho then left and tha old soldier met tho stranger who brought him to ths station. WILL FIGHT , TO HOLD CHILD Braller Bloe Determlaed ta Keea Bertha Grey from. Her Own Mather. Bralley Blue,' charged by Mrs. Grey of Council Bluffs with abandoning Bertha Blue-Grey, whom she bound out to him and his wife, Vlctora Blue, a year sgo, when arraigned in police court, deposited a certified check on a Lincoln bank In ths sum of 82,000 to guarantee his appearance for trial Friday morning. Matron Anderson was sent over to Coun cil Bluffs by the police to Interview Mrs. Grey and ascertain If she Is a proper per son to have charge of tha little girl. This step was taken in view of the fact that she has, in charging Mr, Blue with aban doning Bertha, begun proceedings looking to tne annulment of the papers by virtue of which, ths Blues now have possesion of ths child. City Attorney English has Interested himself In the case. Mr. Blue says ha will fight any and all sfforts on tha part of tha mother to regain her child. Hew Germ Destroyer. Dr. King's New Discovery kills conaumD- tion and grip germs: cures coughs, colds aad lung troubles or no pay. 60c, U.OO. For sale by Kuho ft Co, COMPANIES LEAVE SATURDAY Tharatan Rifles and Omaha Uaards Go on Same Train to Fort Riley. The Millard Rllles, Company I, Second regiment. Nebraska National Guard, have received orders to leave Omaha. Saturday morning at 9:30 on a special military train, which will pick up the Lincoln Light Infan try at Lincoln and Companies 1L D snd C of the Second regiment, at Beatrice. The trip will be made over tho Union Pacific, the train being due at Fort Riley Sunday morning. The Second regiment travels os a train of four sections, two tourist sleep ers being allowed to each company snd t Pullman car to the officers of ths regiment Each section will have attached a baggogi. car equipped with a fiy-ldi range and con veniences for cooking 'coffee. The khnk! uniform will be worn, entrain. .'Sever.' I members of the Thurston Rifles snd Cow- pany I of Wahoo, Neb.; 6 as guests of the' Millard Rifles And will obscen e and report to their officers the-results of their ex perience and' observation whllo lri: encamp : meat. ; ".' ' ' ' ' ... ' Before entraining the Kflllard Rifles hitvc their final drill and will be marched- to 1h'' Omaha National bank, where Senator Mil lard will review the -company. From ther' tho' company marches to ' the city ; Mill ' where It will pay Its respects to the ..mayor who la one of tha honorary m either of tha company. : ' r '" 1 Tho Omaha Guards, Coippany O, 8econJ regiment, Nebraska Natlonal'.-GuHril, wl ! also depart by the same train to participnlt In ths .Fort Riley maneuvers. BOTH PARTIES AGGRIEVED Plaintiff and Defendant Claim Title to Farm aad Air Their Grievances In Conrt. . , K Arguments In the c.ne ol 11, Larson against Gust Anderson vcre concluded be' fore Judge Day. , In this case Larson :clrt.tms title to 'h farm near Bellevua by adverse possession through the mother of the defendant. ' The defendant claims title by adverse posses-' slon through his father. The .evidence showed that ths father of the defendant acquired title to a portion of tha farm In dlsputo by purchase and that he- squattcc on a portion of tho remainder. It a!0 Is alleged that the mother of the defendant acquired. In her own name, .through pur chase and squatter's rights, a portion of the farm. Several knotty legal points are Involve.! In the case, whlcl) has been drawn out an hotly contested. The farm was sold through I the active representations of ono partyj while another party connected - with tii.) case gave passive acquiescence to the.(ft representtlons, wh)ch, it Is alleged, wcr.j. fraudulent. And now that the deal hn been consummated, both parties have) grievances. ' ' Goes from nad to Worse. Always true of -constipation. It begln-l many maladies, but Dr. King's New I.I r k Pills cure or no pay. Only 25c For sau by Kuhn Co. . " ' ' . Railway Notes nad Personals. E. L. Lorn ax. general passenger agent f . the Union Pacific. Is In. Chic so on linnl- ness. , . ,. , . Tha Chicago-Kansas City service of ths Milwaukee will be Inaugurated Novem ber 1. G. W. Holdreae. a-ener'at mannree nt I ha B. ft M., has gone to Chicago- on a busi ness trip. E. E. Buckingham, aurjerlntendent of transportation for the tlplon Pacific, la In Chicago on business. . J. O, PhUllppl. assistant general freight sgent at f Mfoaouii 4ac1flc nuS gone to Chicago Ljr business. , ' James Donalrue, 'assistant geYieral ta-.j senger Sgent of the 'Frisco, r located , Ut Kansas City, kaS resigned. . . : - Josenh Taahsn. travel I nir nasaana-er aa-ent of the Wabash, nos gone out on a trip ovor., tne western part or tne roau. . John P. McSteen has been anr.olntrd trav eling engineer on the Rock Island, with headquarters at Cedar Rapids. J. A. Lynch has been aroolnted traveling engineer for the Chicngo Great Western, wun neaaqtianers at Bt. josepn. Thomas Scott, traveling freleht aa-ent of the Wabash, with headquarters at Chicago, Is In the city on ofticial business.. George W. Lonmls. assistant to the sen- eral manager Of the 1!- & M., baa gone on a short trip west Over . the road. A. S. Wilson has been annotated acting master merchanlc on the Rurllnainn a Creston, la., vice F. A. Torry,' promoted. E. G. Potter has been appointed train master on the Chicago Great Western, vice W. O. Whalen. He will have charge of the Des Moines-Kanses City division. ' F. A. Torry. formerly master mechanic) for tho Burlington, has been transferred to Chicago to be assistant superintendent of motive power on tho same road. John H. Dacy hna beon appointed master mechanic of tha Kansas City, St. Joseph ft Council Bluffs, with headquarters- at Bt. Joseph, vice C. E. Lamb, resigned. -Lloyd, Grimes, formerly traveling en gineer, has been appointed trainmaster on tho Illinois Central in chsre-e of tha Pi. auoan district, vice . J. u . , eneriuiin, . re- signea. W. H. Elliott, formerly sla-nal ena-lneer on the Milwaukee, haa been appointed to tna same position on tne isew York -central, with headquarters In New York City. He Is the author of "Block and Interlock ing Switches." , . W. M. Bucknum, -general sgent for the Pennsylvania railroad and lines in this city. Is confined to his horns with a severe, attack of la grippe. -He' has' hot been at his office for the past two weeks. It Is ntnected that the new mileage book which will take tha place of the' luter-. changeable mileage now In ' us will be ready bv November ' J. . All tha linen a ro agreeable to the new bflflc but the Rock Island. In all.. there WHf be.tbre "pooka., A 4.0oo-mlle one, a 2,0oo-mll one and the present red-baoked book. Ths Missouri Paclflo 'has ordered thirty five locomotives from tha American loco motive works And one postal, one baggage and express, one first and one second-clsss. one chair and one dining car from tha American Car and Foundry company, to be used as a World's fajr train during the ex position at St. Louis. , . Last week the special train from Chicago' to New Orleans over tha Julirtol Central , which carried the general passanger and ticket agents to the convention, 'made, a record-breaking run of 1K8 rnllus lu 1X7 min utes, 105 miles In ninety -minutes li i'lutilng stops and 3M miles In 120 minutes, inaklna an average time of 84.1 miles i.er hour. The tialn was composed-ef an-enplue, baffct, library, diner, Ave standard Pullmans and' an observation car. It weighed 651 tons or almost l,lu2,000 pounds. Feel Your Pulse If It beats fast, then slow-r-sklps beats, your heart Is weak and should be treat ed at once. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure Is the best and safest remedy. Sold on guar antee. Send for boon en ths heart. DR. MILES SIKOICAL CO., Elkhart, Jnd, BUY A FARM on Monthly Initallmenii. Farm homes in Polk and Kim,n .'.,,.., Wisconsin, within from 60 to 7s mi... St. Paul and Minneapolis. $8 to 416 per acre upon payment of from 5u cents q tl .60 per auiv vuii, waianca in mree, nve or ten years, on monthly paymesta Monthly in stallments of from 83 to 86 will procure a farm. For mapa and full Ini'OruiaUon ad. dresa " LECKE'S LAND AGENCV Cumebrland vviito aln Every Ycnsn MAtVn. VVhtrund - a. lilLaaMml usikt, i.ftiu 'jsy, ,Lr . bu, mi a mau. p for if. luUal4 b.Kjfc tmuimk It gl,nl Vfoaa U TUnas iuAg-, U, t, For sale only by tUuill. Pfl 1,,h nd Douglaa, UKJ Omaha, Kebiaska. Cl'l4,T'1Vrl l..VJr-X I If By" T .A
