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BEE: FATUHDAY, OCTOHER 17, IPO;,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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tia eaasaeatlvely.
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fcered (ink, aaa nave aaawara n4
eWesaeS ta a aembered letter Ik eara
at Tka Rat. aaawara aa a a drone a will
fc delivered nreseatatiots af la
a keek aalr.
WANTED MALB HELP.
FALL TERM
NoW OFEN
DAT AND NIGHT.
STUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANT TIME.
Boyles College
KRU kliHk' I.1IV1.: Hl..jli.
BLBINLSb. BHUKIHANLI, XXFJiWIUT
1NU. ENGLISH.
Apply for Catalogue. jjjn
GOOD messengers wanted; first-clata pay.
a. u. 1. CO., 213 o. jam.
WANTED. first-class wood turner at once.
Good wages. Lincoln Bash, Door & M K.
v,o.( juincoin, reo. 1 4-3
.WANTED, for U. B. army. abla-bodiad. m.
married men. between ate! o( 21 and 36.
citiasns b( United State, of good charac
ter and temperate hublta, who can speak,
raad and write English. For Information
apply to recruiting oflicer, lth and Dodge
ais.( uma.ua, ua Beatrice, tio.
B-M154
.WANTED Two asonts at onca: good al
ary; city work. C. F. Adams Co., 1619
, Howard at. B M9Ja
WANTED, a newspaper or magaalne so.
llcltor to work the city on a new prop
oaltlon. Call at Circulation Dept, Omaha
lit. B M452 II
OFNERAL agent who can and will ecure
business In Nebraska. Excellent Income.
Write hoist office. Bankers' Accident In-
surance Company, Lie Moines, la.
B-704 1
.WANTED, 6 men to Mark and Bet stoves.
Miiton Rogers sons & Co., nth and f ar
nam. , B "30
WEN wanted to handle
Omaha Box Factory
lumber. East
B-738 IS
WANTED A I once, Job printer and all
around newspaper man; permanent posi
tion to rigiu man. a. u. i-orter, 1101
dreg. Neb. B M739 17x
lOUNG man to taka course In Omaha Flor
ence sanitarium. Address W. K Ross,
iui iaae si., umana. &yiiM ax
A POSITION 18 OPEN
Do you know where It isT We do. We
have openings for high crade men of all
kinds Executive, Technical - and Clerical
faying from $1,000 to $10,000 a year. Write
nr plan and booklet.. Offices In twalve
Cl ilea.
HAPOOOD8 (Incorporated)
Bulte 6J9, Motiudnock Building, Chicago.
B
TOrj could sell old Una life Insurance
If you knew how. Wa teach the art free
of charge and pay you for your time.
Desirable contracts awaiting special and
general agents. sa, ears or this paper.
B M7 18
WANTED Every where, hustlers to tack
signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc.;
no can vanning: good pay. Bun Advartls-
Ing Bureau, Chicago. B M7G0 17x
WANTED Men everywhere; good pay; to
distribute circulars, adv. matter, tack
signs, eto; no. canvassing. National Adv.
Bureau, Chicago. B M7G3 18x ,
WANTED i'w boys, IS year of aga or
over, who are well posted In th city, to
work nights; good salary. W. U. Tel.
Co., 218 S. 13th st. B M7W! 1
WANTED FKMALH HELP.
100 Qlrls. CaU Caaadlaa offlga, uth A Dodg!
C 4KH
. .WANTED Immediately, (0 sewing michtu
operator In horse blanket department
of Bamla Omaha Bag Co. - C M6Z3
TOUNCJ girl to assist ta housework; n
washing ; two In family, fell Bristol Bt
C M881
WANTED, flrst-class ladles' tailor. Max
Morris, 1406 Farnam. C MW
WANTED, girl tor general house work.
I la family. Mr. Simeral, 176 N. 28th ava.
C M4I4
WANTED, a good cook. Inquire U20 Park
avenue. C M
WANTED, experienced slrl for second
work In small family. 2037 Dodge st.
C-M727 17X
WANTED, girl for general housework
Apply before Saturday at 12Q South asd st.
C 733 16x
WANTED-Competent girl for general
housework; throe In family; good, wages.
vipiy un o. toia ave. Kelereuces re-
. auireo. . . C 734 16x
WANTED Middle aged woman to take
charge of boarding-house on ranch In
Wheeler county; good wages and every
thing furnished. Apply to A. T. Land and
jlmiw bukk wuiyauy, opaiuing, jNen.
C-M740 B
WANTEI At once, a dish washer. North
wbw neeiaareni, nan Cuming St.
I Vy IO i
1 i ' ' '' '
U.wumaji wanted to sell a necessity to
motnars; vis a week clear. Dept. M, box
la. -Jll.iei)nia. tT M7TJI 17
J' it- -.. II ......
FOR RENT UOISKS.
c. i-.tars Co.. Baa Bldg.
l-et
HOUSES, Insuranos. Rlngwalt, Barker Blk.
IM
o. . Davis Co.. Me Bea Blag.
D run
TO MO . right get Omaha Van Storage
vu.t viuce Liixi'ri i amain, or reia lK-euj.
D W0
FOR RENT, ten-room house, modern, and
barn, In Wast Farnam district. Win. K.
roiisr, iteo., xso. uj uruwa Blk.
D-M634
FOR RENT, (-room house. 166J Woolworth
Ave., t-0 per month; possesaiun given Oo-
tober 17. Apply to Mel t hi, care Dally
iNews ouice. v.
PAYNE-BOST WICK t CO.. cnolce houses.
tul-tiOl New York Ufa Bldg. 'Phone lulti.
1 ISM
WE MOVE pianos. Maggard Van & Btor-
age co lei. ltw. uruc. liu vveuster st.
D 'Ml
FOR RENT, first floor and basement. In
quire 124 S. 2ftt at. D 444
I-ROOM cottage, modern. 1606 Ftanklln rt
U Mi 10
I FURNISHED house, eignt tooms,
modern,
hot water heat: 40th ant
130. In
auli-e room Uu5 V. B. Nat. bank.
D 721 18x
Ftn RENT -room cottage, ESd and Call
forma sis., Apply at vjI N. ln st
D-M749
IP YOU are tired oavlni rent and want
home of your own give me your address.
, C. K. Glover, first floor N. Y. Life. 'Phon
IIS.- V M74J 18
-ROOM house. 4830 California street; fur.
race. gas. lath; near car; perfect repair.
j-none uiitu in.i, ixaviti. L tJ3 isx
JwW HAMILTON St., 6 rooms. Inside closet
lis; ami b. ism st.. Hi rooms, modern ex
ceut furnace, larce vartl. 120: I rooms.
near Hansom park, modern exoept fur
nace, a mngwait uroa, tiaraer oim-K,
D 731
MODERN T-room house, near park.
8. 3em. D-ra
KKAIt K1 and Ponuleton Are., a varv de.
strabla -roum house; bath, furnace, range
ana Biauie, uemis, faxton block.
D-7-4-18
rOR KENT, room, furnished or unfur
liihe.i yi N 41 Hi St. rV-MTH ?8
FOR RENT VRNIiHi;n ROOMS.
n
:. M. E- haul trunka Telephone CI.
a-tu
NICELT furnished moms, first class tabl
board, private lamlly. X. iu. roroer Mi
aud BurV K-7U U
roa HET-rl RIUHCD ROOM ft.
DESIRABLE rooms, flrst-clas location.
ZO Farnam. E MWil 17x
DEWET European Motel, 13th and Famnra.
a sua
ROYAL HOTEL European, 16th .
Chicago
E Si
NICELY furnished rooms. 1909 Capitol Are.
Hi MtUJ
NICELT furnished rooms. Inquire Omaha
Steam Laundry. 175 Leavenworth. 1'non
A-1JKX ' E 911
LARGE south alcove rooms, modern. 2680
Harney. K & ut
AETNA HOL8B, European, 13th Podge,
Hi SIS
Nice rooms, day, week or mo. 162K Howard.
TWO furnished rooms;
team heat. 806
E M72S-1I
Bo. 26th; tel. ALTO.
PLEA8ANT south front room with private
ramiiy, ror one or two gentlemen. A1
dress B f , Bee. E M 741
FtRlVISHED ROOMS AMD BOARD.
FRONT room with alcove tiot water heat.
2n a. 2&tn Bt. rtL
TWO large rooms, near Leavenworth and
Twentieth, f rival lamlly. Ad'iress, B 17,
Bee. ' F 7M 1SX
FOR HEM-lJirillJIISHED ROOMS.
TWO or three beautiful modern rooms.
newly papered: vary light housekeeping,
for parties without children; board It de
sired 1425 N. 17th. O M 316
fr LR.MTIHB PACKING.
Pterson & Lundberg, US S. 17th. Tel. L-2361
' H-BlT
FOR RENT STOKES AND OFF1CUS.
FOR RENT Building suitable for whole
sale purposes at Hi Farnam, 'iixSO, four
Stories and ttrso-class cemented basement,
elevator, lire r.nd burglar proof vault, of
rice counter and nxtuiaa. For price und
uirtlculara lnuulre C C. Roaewater. auo-
i-eiary ttie Bee Building Co room luO, Da
i n.i:- t kj :i
UUllUtllS. A JBUIWt
FOR RENT The building formerly occu
tl!tl by The Bea at Wit Farnatu at. It has
four atorles and a busement, which was
lomieriy usea by ihe Bee press room.
Tnls will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at office of C. C. Rosa
water, secretary, room iuu ttee ouuuing
I u.
I-BTORT and basement, 2:xl00; 10O& Farnam
bl inquire an first, jvati iianx i'ig.
I M163
AGENTS WAITED,
WANTED Canvassing sgenU In aver;
county to solicit eubscripliuns to TH1
TWENTIETH CENTURY. FARMER.
Steady employment with assured good In
oome. Agenta in the country wltu horse
and buggy especially desired. Canvassers
make eauliy txi to iiuu per montn. Ad.
dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau,
Be building, Omaha. J m
AGENTS to sell Peerless clothesline, pat
ented last May; send SI for sample line 100
feet long; reference, J. T. Cary, mayor of
city. M. XM. IS ml lb, JJenlson, la.
J-M748 19x
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED HOUSES
Five, six and eight-room, house within
walking duttanca or close to car Una. Wa
have several parties who are looking to
purchase property . for a home. If you
have any to sell and the price Is reason-
aiie, iet us know by letter, or teiepnon
N. P. DODGE & CO.
1614 Farnam St
N-M7B3 It
NEWSPAPER In live country town; give
fun , description ana price. Address B u,
Bee. s aiityi jux
FOR SALE FIRNITIRE.
FULL line of hard coal stoves now on sal.
Chicago Furultur Co lilU Dodge 8u
J zu
FOR BALE.
Furniture,' consisting of parlor, dlnlngbed
room, leather library furniture, leather
couch, easy chairs, rookwood parlor
tables, oua cnairs, rocxers, manogany
bookcase, writing aesa, mantis mirrors,
clocks, pictures, Imported brlc-a-brao, ell
paintings, ruits, lace curtains, brass beds,
mahogany dresser, chlflonlera; also fine
upright piano. These goods must be seen
to be appreciated. Sell separately; call
at 1?8 N. 18Ui avenue, jl M-Utt 17X
FOR SALE, 8-ft. standing desk. 303 Brown
tiioca. -
FOR SALU MORSES, WAGONS, ETC
MONROE sell pleasure vehicle at 811 N,
ittn tk '!
HARRY FROST'S Carriage and Wagon
Work is on corner oi itm ana ieavvn
wortn. k-A
VPR SALE Two-seat, extension top ear
riage. in goou cunuiuuu, ruuoer urest
Milton Rogers tk Sons Co., "Uth and Far
nam sta. f at. I
ONE span bay mares, weigh 1,300 lb.
gentle ana souna. inquire i. a. naker.
barn master, Bounett s barn, 17th and
Howsrd. P 73S 17
for sale miscellaneous.
TELEPHONE POLES; long fir timber;
Ctucaea Ituce; una yiung. ssu aJuugiaa.
FOR SALE, secondhand locomobile, la
th'st-clasj snape, at one-halt price. CaU
vr address, loil Farnam St. Q ail
IRON Sc wire fences, tree guards, trellises,
Western aucuo. ence Co., m ti. lvtn bu
(J-zi
CATALOGUE cut drug price free. Sher
man as Mcconuen urug Co., Omaha.
Q 923
NEW and 3d hand typewriter. 11U Farnam,
INDIAN goods and relics.
1113 Farnnrn
Q-iUS
FOR 8ALE Several scholarship In a first.
class standard school in Omaha, compris
ing Oomolele course la business, ahurt
hand aud typewritiug. Inquire at Ha
office W 854
FOR SALE CM business. Capital required.
e..uuu.vu. 4 u, xtee. y v
ICE for sale In carload lot.
Address,
Q M927
Lincoln Ice Co., Lincoln, ISeb.
tDHAND safe cheap. Derlght, HIS Farnaa.
DOORS, windows, lath 3x4s, cherry man
tels, radiators, pipe, hydraulic elevator,
stairs, rails, balusters, gas fixtures, mar
ble tile, kindling. Barker hotel, Omaha.
' Q M73 21
ONE flrst-clas hard coal base burner, good
conuiuon, aui v.niurnia street.
Q 767 18x
FOR BALE A number one Quartered oak
dek, witn cnairs to match: also rugs and
maps. Object for selling, leaving business.
Kuum feu, new xorx u:o Biug.
Q-754
$K)0 STOCK of new Columbia -records and
rr.achluea at a sacrinc. Address H 44,
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. CARRIE SMITH. SOVEREION
LADT Jt.tN or clairvoyants: every
thing told, past, present and future. Sat
isfaction or no pay. MJ7 N. 14th.
V-4uO
GYt.MER, palmist.
!3lS.
715 N. 23d; 'phone B
B M , 'J
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT.
MMK. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 16, Id Soar. r. 1.
I mq iji
PERSONAL,
PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladles before and
during confinement. Dr. snd Mrs. Germed,
Caiiluruia k Terms reasonsbie.
PRIVATE hospital during confinement;
tmtues adoptsd. . Ura Uardala, pi4 Lake.
in. KMriui u we
VIaVI" way te health; let Bee bulldin
uiuaua. i vi' 44
MEN AND WOMEN
LOOKING FOR POSITIONS PUCE totW
FERIOMk
PRIVATE hospital before and during con-
pneroeni: neat rnenicar care aou nuroiue
Mrs. L. Fisher, Iftul Vinton. TeL ins.
U 834
PRIVATE homa during
confinement:
bablea adopted. The Good Samaritan
Sanitarium, 741 1st Ave., Council Bluffs,
la. U-l
MAGNETIC PILE KILLER.
IT CURKS.
U B33
At druggists L
2 TUN I NO, piano or orgtn repalrlnfr. Per.
neia t iano Co., T Bea uiug. u, m
BOSTON Umbrella Mfg., 606 8. IS. Tel. 1617.
I moreiias, parasols re-coverea, repairea
or made. U 41
WE RENT sewing machines at 7oc per
week, I per month; wa repatr ana sen
part ror every machine manuraciurea;
second-hand machines from 11 te $1(1. Neo,
Cycle CO.. 16th and Harney. U 037
DR. PRIES treat successfully all disease
snd irres-ularttlee or women irom any
cause! experienced and reliable. Vtli
Dodge at., Arlington block. Omaha.
IT )r
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W.
arasm Bmlin at Co., 1M arnara ov
v-
PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 937 N. Y. Life.
W 144
WANTED, real estate loans snd warrant.
K. C. Peter & Co., Be Biag. w
FIVE PER CENT loans.
Garvin Bros., li4
Farnam,
w 4
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead. 1520 Douglas.
W 4l
i TO t P. C. money.
Bemla, Paxton block.
W 848
MONEY to loan for building purpose. W.
11. T nomas, irst nail liana ninu
W-292 016
FARM and city losns. low rates. W. H.
a nomas. First isat i uanx mag. i ei. ii vt.
W-!M
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
C? A QV TO GET
CAO I TO PAY
Best explains our methods.
We loan on funltur. pianos, warehouse
receipts, etc. Or It you have a permanent
position we csn maae you a
SALARY LOAN '
without security, except your own agree
ment to repay. Our service Is quick and
contldentlal and we always try to please.
All that we Sdk Is that you give us a eull
beiore you borrow eisewnere.
OMAHA UUKIUAUB. Ujan
LIS Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. Z&A.
EsUbuahed mi). 3U a lfitll St.
X-8-J
I I $ $ 8 I 8 I $
SALARY LOANS
FURNITURE- LOANS
Reliable Credit Co,
Rooms 107-308, Faxton Block.
, X-Wl
t tISI t ttt I
MONEY LOANED ON
FURNITURE. PIANOS, LIVE STOCK,
SALARIES, ETC.
Low rates and easy term.
Business Confidential.
Try us if you want to save money.
PHOENIX CREDIT CO..
633 Paxton Block. 16th and Farnam St.
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team
sters, boarding houses, eto., without se
curity; easiest terms; 40 office in prin
cipal cities. Tolman. 440 Board of Trad
Bldg. - X-9GJ
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
people; business contldential: lowest rate.
U4 Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co.
X864
MONEY loaned on piano, furniture. Jaw.
clry, horses, cow etc. C. F. Reed, 318 S. IX
- X-855
CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loan. Foley
Loan Co., R 8. Parker Block. X-373
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR BALE, good grocery and butcher's fix
turea, incluu
.ding Ice box. inquire i.w rar-
nam.
Y-5I
FOR SALE, an old established liquor busi
ness (barrel house); good trade, old loca
tion. Owner has dther Interests. Address
P SS, Be. Y-MU1 36
WHEN you want ta buy, eell or exchange
ny property or business quick, see J H.
Johnson. 843 N. Y. Life. Y-M
DRUG stock for sale. On account of other
business I will sell my stock or drugs.
Including the , beat soda fountain In th
country, at a bargain. Best location;
will take some land; Invoice about fc.WU.
Address K Bee office, Council BlufTs.
. Y M751 11
FOR SALE, good restaurant and hotel.
grocery 'KliX: m lArmin i iwii, in Lrmi
western lows, at about $3,500; wish to re
tire. Address Mrs. Mary E. Arnold. Whit
ing. Ia. Y-M745 19x
000 SHARES of gilt-edge mining tock for
sale; great bargain; must sell. Address
B a. car Bee. Y M7U6 lax
ALUMINUM The metal of the future; a,
new process lor US production aiscovereu
by which the company now forming will
control the markets of the world; we are
offering a small allotment of stock at
publlo subscription; send for prospectus
and particulars; the opportunity of a life
time. I. Mayer A Son, 437 Mermod-Jao-card
bldg.. St- Louis, Mo. Y-M759 23x
AGENTS wanted, labor saving eomblnetlo
mop and brush holder; something newj
big seller; 150 per. cent profit; send to
cents for sample and circulars. Reliance
Brush Co., 85 River et., Ctiloairo, 111.
J M761 lsx
FOR SALE Weekly paper, established In
owner wishes to go west. Address 8 40,
Jim. Y M764 ync
FOR BALK REAL ESTATE.
RANCH and farm tanas for aal by th
Union Paclflo Railroad company. B. A.
McAllester. land commissiuner, .union
Pacific Headquarter. Omaha, Neb.
MfitT--eTtW
Cli Williamson Co., ZJi Slffi
he a
FKEE HOMESTEADS.
Your last chano in Minnesota to secure
a beautiful noma a ncc 1 na iuiu i
KovemtM-r the aovernment will opon
750.0IJO acre of fine farming lands at Cas
Lake, Minn. Send $100 to Fred Clark,
Cass Lake. Minn., for full Information
about these valuable claim. Don't watt
until It ia too late. K1S-M447 Wx
TIMBER! TIMBER1
THE best Investment. Large or small
tract. Reference furnished. Write your
81MUN8 A REASONER, Ashland. Ore.
lVb xutsy rs ;x
HOUSES and lot In all part of city; also
acre property and farm lands. Tha O. F.
Davis Co., Room 608, Bea bldg. RE 960
FOR BALE, modern bouse of 1 rooms. In
quire 613 8. 19th. RE M66i
FOR SALE, 6-room cottsge, A No. 1 shape;
lot 50x150: fine trees and shrubbery; splen
did neighborhood; one block from car
line. X37 S. 9th Bt. Inquire 403 Karhaoh
block. RE M7M Ux
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SMALLER
PROPF.RTY 9-room modern houee und
splendid barn) lot Cxiua. Apply owner,
Ml N. 25tU St. RE M754 N14
ENGLISH & CO.. PAXTON ELK.
Eight-room modern brick resi
dence, West Farnam district,
; owner's price I4,0C0; must
be sold quick; make offer.
. JBX-M770
READ
ATTORN BIS.
JT. M. MACFARLAND, N. T. L. BMg.
6W Z3
ACCORDION PLEATING.
GOLDMAN, 200 Douglas block.
-4W1
ACCORDION ple.ttlna;. cheapest. best.
quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17th and Dong.
-MTts
BALB TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co.. fOl North 16th.
W3
CHIROPODISTS.
DR. ROY. rooms 3-1 1506 Farnam st.
. 1
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. j. T. Ochiltree
Jtith and Lake Bts. v 370
DANCING ACADEMY.
MORAND'S, ISth and Harney; classes now
rorming lot cnuureni wed., :it p. m.;
Sac, 1 a. m and 3 p. m. Adults. Tuea.
and Frl., 8 p. m. Assemblies Wed., 8 p. in.
Classes always open to beginners. Private
lessons daily. For terms and particulars
call or iai. H.H1. 41U IN ft
DRESSMAKING.
KEISTER'S Ladles' Tailoring College, 1706
cuming Bt. w rite ror Douxieu
IN FAMILIES. Mis Sturdy, &24 N. 20th.
M44 N8x
DETECTIVES.
CAPT. T. CORMACK. 617 Karbach block.
Tel. A -2822. ft
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
O. R. RATHBUN. room lu. Coral Nat l
Bank. Private lessons in bookkeeping, etc.
FDR DRESSING.
J. E. WALLACE, Taxidermist, 60S S. 13th.
-701
FOR RENT FARMS.
FOR RENT 100 acres Improved farm about
11 miles west of Omaha postomce. In
quire at 317 Woolworth ave. 713 16x
A LARGE and well improved farm In
Stanton county for rent; 640 acres with
$10,000 worth of Improvements.
' R. C. PETERS & CO.,
Ground Floor Bee Building.
-M707
FLORISTS.
HESS A BWOBODA, 1415 Farnam. V
L. HENDERSON, florist, 1619 Farnam St.
287
GARBAGE.
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., eloans
ceexpools and vaults, removes garbage
and dead animals at reduced prices. 6-1
N. 16th. TeL 1778. 288
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
OMAHA PLATING CO, Be Bldg. Tel. 2535.
u
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
STILLMAN PRICE. I'D 1st Nat. Bk, bldg.
, ii
NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO.. 1st floor N. Y.
Life bldg., attorney ana collector every,
where., , .. '
J. M. MACFARLAND. 319 N. Y. L. Bldg.
. . 689Oot23
LAWN MOWERS.
SHARPENED. P. Mcloholr. 13th it Howard.
393
LOCKSMITH.
C. R. HEFLIN, MS N. 16th St.
TeL 3071
M 139.
MEDICAL,
LIQUOR HABIT cured In thre days. Pay
when cured. No hypodermics. Write for
circulars. Uatlin institute. &!0 8. iltli.
IttUCAL.
THOS. J. KELLY, vole.
Davldg Bloclc
4tt
U. D. KECK, Vole Teacher, Daj,a0b'
LETOVSKY S ORCHESTRA.
TeL L-2.JS4.
-603
ZERKOWSKY, violin.
R. 10, Wlthnell blk.
M 4"! N5
OSTEOPATHY.
Johnson Institute 615 N. Y. Lif Bldg. T. 1084
Ii
Th Hunt Inflrmai y. McCagu Bldg... TJ351
Ataen 4 Fmrwell. Paxton Blk.. 604-7. T. 1365.
PR GRACE DEEGAN, 831 N. Y. Life. Tel.
lfiS6. -
PATENTS.
h. J. COWGILL No fee Jtnles ucoessfuL
PATENTS Sues A Co., Omaha, Neb. Il
lustrated patent book free. TeL 1623.
... M 670 NlSx
PAWNBROKERS.
EAQLE Loan Office. Reliable, accommodat
ing; all bualneas confldeiitlaL 1301 Douglas.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SAMT'B school. 717 N. Y. Lit a
U4
NEB. Business A Shorthand College. Boyd's
Theatar. 65
SANITORll'M.
OMAHA Florence Sanltorlum. 'Phone Red
24; 1 blk. w. of car llue. City 'phone, Ui
M-4U0 M
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 480 Ramge Bldg.
STORAGE.
OM. Van Stor. Co., U1U Faro. Tela, l&o$-8a.
TICKET BROICERS.
CUT RATB railroad ticket everybody.
' P. H. Plillbln, I5u6 Farnam. 'PhonaJ.
I'PHOLSTERING.
GATE CITY, 17UC Bt Mary ave. TeL B2075.
4X9
POSTOFFICH NOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY by all Interested,
as changes may ocur at any lime.)
Foreign mall for the week en ling Octo
ber 17, 19U1, will close (PROMPTLY in all
cases) st the General Poaloruce as follows:
PARCELS-POST MAILd clone one hour
earlier than closing time shown below.
Parcels-Post Mails for Germany close at
i p, m. Mul'day.
Regular and supplementary mall eloe
at Foreign Station half hour later than
closing time shown tx-luw (except that Sup
plementary UaUa fur Europe and Central
THE WANT ADS.
WHEN YOU HAVE A
POSTOFFICB NOTICE.
America, via Colon, close one hour later at
Foreign Station.)
Traaa-Atlaatlo Malta.
SATURDAY At 7 a. m. for EUROPE, per
a s. La Gascogne, via Havre (mail must
be directed "per s. B. I a Gascog-ne") ; st
I a. m. tor BELCH-'. direct, per s a
Vaderland (mall must be directed "per
S. s. Vaderland"): at 10:30 a. m. (supple
mentary 13 m.) for El' ROPE, per s.
s.
C'amimnla. via Uucenstown: at 12:30 p. m
for SCOTLAND direct, per . . Colum
bia (mail niuat be directed "per . . Co
lumbia"). PRINTED MATTER. ETC. This steamer
tiikes I'rlnted Matter, Commercial IHper
and Sample for Uermany only. The
same class of mall matter for other parts
of Europe will not be sent by this ship
unless specially directed by hnr.
After the closing of the Supplementary
Transatlantic kintla mimed above. Addi
tional Supplementary Hails are opened on
tne piers or tne American, Biininn,
French and German steamers and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the hour
of sailing of steamer.
Malls for South and Central America,
West Indies, Ktc.
SATURDAY At 8:30 a. m. (supplementary
:30 a m ) for PORTO KICO. CL'HACAO
anil VENEZUELA, fT s. a. Caracas
(nutil for Savanilla and Cartacena must
be directed, "per s. s. Caracas"); at :30
a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m) for
FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA. SAVAN
ILLA and CARTAGENA, per s. s. Altai
(mull for Costa Rica must be directed
'per s. s. Altai '); at 10 a. m. for CUHA per
s. s. Morrocastle, via hlavanna; at iu.au a.m.
(uppliinientary 11:30 a. m. ) for INAGUA.
HAITI and SANTA MARTA per . .
Athos; at l.:S0 p: m. for CUBA, per . .
Ollnda, via Havana.
Mall Forwarded Overland, Etc.,
cept Transpacific.
CURA Via Florida, closes at this office
daily, except Thursday, at 15:30 a. in.
(the connecting malla close here on
Wednesday and Saturday via Tampa,
and on Mondays via Miami.
MEXICO CITY Overland, unless specially
addressed for dispatch bv steamer, closes
at tins oince dally, except Sunday, at l:3U
p. m. and n:3U p. m. Sunday itlP-m
and 11:30 p. m.
NEWFOUNDLAND Bv rail to North Sid
ney, and thence by steamer, closes at this
onice dally at 6:3U p. m. (connecting malls I
ciose nere every Monday, Wednesday and 1
Saturday.) I
Jamaica ny rail to Boston, and tnence I
ty steamer, closes at tins onice at :J
p. m. every Tuesday.
MIQUELON By rail to Boston, and thence
by steamer, closes at this office dally at
rtw Bt.omap mam. a. ,i,t. .... mt m a i
v.w V. m. I
HEl.IZR PUKfiTfl rnHTB!7. unl milTI!.
mala Ly rail to New Orleans, and Kansas, Logan II. Roots, Ark., Reno find
thence by steamer, closes at this onice sill, Okla. Proposals for delivery at other
Id,r!X' xcPt Sunday, at gl:30 p. m. und points will be entertained. U. 8. reserves
p' n ;, Sundays at II p. m. and riKht to reject or accept any or all pro
UMO p. m. (connecting mall closes her posais, or any part thereof. Information
tondays tit lll:3U n. m. . ..! i ..n i,... . .
cuBi A ttiCA My ran to New Orleans, ana I
thenc by steamer, closes at this office
ePpPt Sunday, at 130 p. m. and
uaiiy, ex
ill:30 p
11:30 p.
'uesdays
m
n.; Sundays at Jl p. m. and
at?H"m"1 Cl0M- he''"
at 511:30 p. ra.)
CRED MAIL close at p. m.
II p. m. ana I
m
ays a
IRKU18TE
P- m- I
previous day.
) . TranspaclUe Malls.
CHINA and JAPAN, via Tacoma. close
nere oaiiy at :30 p. m. up to October JU
inclusive, for despatch per s. s. Olympia.
HAWAII, via San Francisco, close here
anuy.at ow p.. m. up to October 112. in
elusive, for desnatch ner . Alsme.ia
wlilNA and JAPAN, via Seattle, close here
dally at 6.30 p. m. up to October 114. In-
i-iusiva, ror aespatcn per s.
Bhlnano
Maru.
HAWAII. JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP-
j-irxr. ijiLAiNus, via Ban Francisco, close
nere oaiiy at 8:30 p. m. up to October 118,
inclusive, for desruiinK iur uiki.
TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via
c-an r miDiBm, nose nere cany at b'30
P. m. up to October $21, inclusive, for
aesDatch oer s. s. Vfnrinosn
NEVv ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA (excent
west), NEW CALEDONIA. FIJI. RAMOA
and HAWAII, via San Francisco, close
nere aauy at 8:E0 p. m. up to October I '4.
Inclusive, for despatch por S. s. Sierra,
(If trn Cunard steamer rarnHmr . n
.British mall for New Zealand does not
arrive in time to connect with this
aespatcn, extra mans closing at 6:30 a.
m., 9:30 a. m. and 6:30 p. m.; Sundays
at 4:30 a..m., S a. m. and 6:30 p. m. will
be made up and forwarded until the ar
rival of the Cunard steamer).
HAWAII. JAPAN, CHINA and ' Bpeclallv
addressed mall for the PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close here
dally at 0:30 p. m. up to October 2, In
clusive, ior anspaicn per a. a. Copt 10.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San Fran
Cisco, ciose ner oaiiy at :30 p. m. up
to Octolwr 127. inclusive, for despatch
er IT. R. transport.
CHINA AND JAPAN, via Vancouver and
victoria, a. c, close nere daily at 6:30 n,
m. up to October 127, inclusive, for
nespatcn rcr s. s. Kmpress of Japan.
(Merchandise for U. 8. postal agency at
Shangnal cannot be forwarded via Can-
AUSTRALIA (except Ween. FIJI T8L-
andh and new Caledonia, via Van -
COUVer and Victoria. B. C. Close hers
. i.u .. . VT 1 . "I
ciiisive. fo despatch per i . . Aoranri""
NOTE Unless otherwise addressed. West
Australia la forwarded via Europe; and
New Zealand and Philippine Islands via
San Francisco the nulckest routes. Phil
ippines specially addressed via Canada
nr "via Europe" must he fully nrenald at
the fnrelsrn rates. Ha-vall Is forwarded
"via San Francisco exclusively.
Transpacific malls are forwarded to port
xii Minus; uniij nuq. ins srneauie or
closing is arranged on the presumption
or tne uninterrupted overland transit.
(Registered mall closes at 6 p. ra. pre-
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster
Postofflce, New York, N. Y., October t, 1903.
RAILROAD TIMB CARD.
UNION STATION 10TH AND MARC Y.
Illtnol Central.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Express a 7:35 am a 6:10 pm
Chicago, Miunaapolia 4k
St. Paul Limited a 7:50 pm a 8:06 am
Minneapolis At Hi raui
Express b 7:36 am blO Jti pta
Chicago Local , 10:35 am
Chicago Express al0:3S am
Ctaicagro Great Weatern Ity. Cu,
104 Ft. Dodaa Exoreas. .b 6:20 am
lOi Ft. Dodaa Kxuress. .a 1:45 Dm
7 Ft. DoUko Express.. all:26am
103 Ft. Dodgs Express.. b 1:10 pm
Chicago A Northwestern.
"The NorLhweslern Llna"
Fast Chicago a 8:40 am a 7:00 am
Mall a 8:00 pm a 8:30 am
Local Bloux City a 6:10 am a I 30 pm
Daylight St. Paul a 7:50 am a 9:56 pm
Daylight Chicago a 1.00 am all:10 pm
Limited Chicago a 8:16 pra a 9:15 am
Local Carroll a 4:00 pm a 9.60 a is
Fast Chicago a 6:60 pm a 3.43 pro
r am st raiu a :iu pm a 8:16 am
Fast Mall a 2 40 pm
Local bioux City b 4:00 im b SM am
Norfolk A Boneteel....a 7:26 a in aio 85 am
Lincoln A Long Pine....b 7:25 am blO.36 am
Missouri I'aclflc.
St. Louts Express 10:0 am a 65 pm
K. C. & St. L. Ex. al0:fc0 put a 6:15 am
Chicago, Rock Island 4e PaclHe,
EAST.
Chicago Daylight L't'd.a 3:65 am a 1:60 am
Chicago Dayilght Local. a 7:00 am a 9:36 mn
Chicago Expresu bll:15am a 6 U3 pin
DtS Moines Express.... a 4 30 pra bll:um
Chicago Fast Kxpreas .a 6 .30 pia a lu pm
WE.iT.
Rocky Mountain L't d .a 7.30 am a 7.25 am
ijincoin. 1.010. rsprings.
Denver. Pueblo and
West a 1:10 pm a 1:00 pm
TJ"'i. ClU,ro,rnla .
Oklahoma Flyer a 6:16 pm al$:40 pm
a, , D.ii.i
Express a 8.66 pm a I am
Bt. Louis Local. Coun-
en iJiuns.. a .io am aie:w pm
laloa Pacta,
Leave. Arrive
Overland Llm tefl .4ii am a 8.5u pr
Pacific Exprck -All. 30 pm
K..turn Express a 6:30 pm
The Atlantic Express., a 7:30 am
Ths Colorado gpclul,..a 7:10 am a 1:40 am
Chicago Hclal a 1:40 am
Lincoln, Beatrice - A
Htromshurg Express, b 4:00 pm bl? 50 pm
Orand Island Local $ 30 pm b 136 am
Chleaao, Mllwaakee A SI. Panl.
Chicago Daylight a 1:46 m 11:1 pm
norm xiaiie iu-ai a v.j sin a s:io Dm
J-t 2 rA"V"" VS :M.S2
Lcs Moines xprsa....a 7.46 m a 1:40 pm
RAILWAY TIMal CARD.
WEBSTER DEPOT 1STTI W EBSTER
Chleaao, St. Faal, Mlaaeaaoll 4
Omaha.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger... f .M am a 10 pm
Sioux City Passenger.. SAW pm all '.'0 am
Oakland Local b 6:46 pm b 8:45 am
Chicago A Karlaweatera, Nebraska
aa Wtsalag Dlvlslaa.
Black Hills. Deadwood.
Lead. Hot Frrl:ic: a 8:00 Dm a 6.00 cm
Wyoming, Casper and
DotiKlus d 3:00 Ptn e 6:00 pm
Hastings, York, David
( Ity. Superior. Geneva,
Exeter and ew.ra...o pm Dimpm
Missouri PaclSe,
Nebraska .Local, Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm al0:36 am
IBI'RLINGTON STATION 10TH A MASON
Chleaao, Barllngtoa A Qalnry.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Special a 7:no am ,a 8 5R pm
Chleaao Vestibuled ex. .a 4:00 Din a 7.45 am
Chicago Local. a .11 am all:00 pm
Chicago Limited a 8:u pm a 7:4.'. pm
Fast Man . a 3:40 pm
Kaaaaa City, St. Joseph at C'oancll
Bluffs.
Kansas City Day Ex. ...a 9:15 am a (1:05 pm
St. Louis Fiver a 6:26 Dm all:05 am
8t. Louis Flyer.
Kansas City Night Ex..al0:46 pm a 6 30 am
Burlington A Missouri Klver.
Wyrnors, Beatrice and
Lincoln a 8:b0 am Bl2:05 pm
Nebraska Kxuresa a 8:60 am a 7:45 un
Denver Limited a 4:10 pm a 6:45 am
Black Hills and Puget
Sound Express all:10 Dm a 3:10 Dm
Colorado Vestibuled
Flyer a I 10 pro
Lincoln Fast Mall b 1:51 pm a l.ot am
Fort Crook and Platts-
mouth ..b 315 pm M0:35 am
Fellevue A Pacific Jet. .a 7:50 pm a t.'il am
ueiievua at Pacllio Jet. .a 1:50 am
a Dally, b Dal.v excent Rundav. d Dallv
racepi oaturaay. e i'ftny except Monday
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER.
Omaha, Neb., October 10. Iiiu3.-8ealed
proposals. In triplicate, subject to th
usual conditions, will be received here until
19 '5lock.,-,m central standard time, No
vember lb, IHUJ, for the construction of a
nnw Uuartermaster s Storehouse at Omaha.
Neb. Full Information furnished on appli
cation to this onice, where plans snd spec!
ncuuons may ce seen, j'rouosais .to be
marked "Proposals for Quartermaster's
oiorenouse, and sddressea to WILLIAM
E. HORTON, Acting Chief Quartermaster.
O17'ia-a0-Sl-N13-14M
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
omana, JNeb., octoiier lb, iiu. iscaled pro.
posais, in triplicate, win bo received here
and bv Ouarternuiaters ut the Hosts named
herein, until 10 a. m., central time. No
w . n ic ltini r r.,.. .ku. o..,. i , -n
veinDe
Hay, I
fiscal
Crook,
straw and corn, during retnulnucr or
year endlna June SO. 11)04. at Forts
l roolf. Mohrorii finrt linliinnon. INJen..
f lmnlia u m n.nnt nail JefTHrann tfitr.
. ,t : ,i. tin.,
trm,ir. . emiinna nmned. Rnveloiies
COntalnliig proposals should be msrked
prp8ai. ior Forano." and addressed to
underslnned or to Quartermasters at posts
underslirn
aKveSlnar
Actlnr Ch
Act,n n
named. WILLIAM E. UUriiUK,
fhlef Oiilirl.pmB, ,r.
O17-19-20-a-N13-14M
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STATE PRINT
lrL.
Bids will be received bv the State Print
Ine Hoard at the office of the secretary of
state at Lincoln. Nebraska on or before
2:30 o clock p. m., Monday, October m.
lixi-i. for . printing and stationery sup
plies for the following departments
and state Institutions: Supreme court
I secretary of state, adjutant general, publlo
Horary commission, insurance uemriinciii,
commissioner oi puonc tanas anu ouuuinKs,
I vlnltlna and axamlnlna board. DVnltentlary.
I labor bureau. Hastings asylum, girls' ln-
I uusinni bvhuui, ihbuiuio i"i i,-.iw uw
youth, banking department and board of
I r.enlth.
I Specifications for seme can be found on
file In the office of the secretary of atate.
I All bid must be accomianled by a bond
I equal in amount to tne pronaoie cost or ins
work bid upon. The board reserve the
I rirht to re led any and all bids.
I Lincoln, Nebraska, October 13, 1903.
Bv Lou 1 W. Frailer. Secretary to th
Board. CU dSt
ASK BIDS FOR STORE HOUSE
Army Department Calls for Proposal
lav Construction at Quarter
master's Depot.
The first step Award the construction, of
the new quartermaster' store house on the
newly acquired property of the govern
ment, adjacent to the quartermaster' and
commissary depot In thl city, wa taken
FrlU3r ,n th advertisement for proposal
1 tor in Duuaing or in structure, oy tjap-
I tain William V Hnrlnn ..Mil. ulilaf fill...
m
ermaster of the Department of the MIs-
I sourL Th bid will be opened at 10 o'clock
a. m., November IS. The new structure
will be an Immense affair. It Is to be 840
fset In length by 64) feet In width, and will
be built of brick with steel girders. The
building will be two stories In height and
I first class In all respect.
SEASONABLE FASHIONS
4S47 Girl's Coatum, to 1 4 year. ,
Girl's Costume 4547 Broad-shouldered af
fect are a fashionable for growing gtrls
as for their elders and are far more gen
orally becoming to the younger folk. Thli
pretty fiock include a novel bertha that
diuf.1 well over the sleeves and auulm of
many combination. Aa shown the mate
rial I blue serge, with the yoke and bertha
of white cloth and trimming of Llue and
white braid, but innumerable fabrics are
equally appropriate, and the yoke and
burtha can be made of contrasting color or
of tha same color In contrasting material.
as may be preferred.
The costume consist of th waist and
th skirt. Th waist 1 mad over a body
Mining that Is faced to form the yoke and
over which the full fronta and back ar ar-
rvmAm Tn. berth. nnUhed ,opar't:,y
h4 arranged over the whole. The sleeves
r ,ul1 be'0" ,h slbows and are finished
I with pointed cuffs. The skirt Is straight.
atmply gathered at the upper edge
I The quantity of material required fop the
I medium six (10 yesrs) I Hi. yards 17 Inches
. n, ,H. aa 11,... ..
yard of either width for yoke, bertha and
cuffs and 15 yards of braid to trim a Il
lustrated.
Th pattern 4547 I cut In slaea for girl of
4 I, 10, 11 and 14 year of age.
1 ror me ,oKoinnnwuyn or jney
For the accommodation of
reader these pattern, which usually 'retail
I at from M to 60 cent, will be furnish ad at
I a nominal price. 10 cent, which cover all
xPn-. In order to get a pattara anCos.
I1 cent, glv number and nam of pattern.
llARRMAN EARNINGS DROP
Receipts Till Of for Thm Boadt m
Economy is So tig at.
ORDERS FROM NEW YORK CUT EXPENSES
Concerted Action ef Rallroada May
Lead to Dlarharge at Large Num
ber of Operating;
Gangs.
Some warrant for Harrtman's determlna
tion, with that of other railroad magnate.
to cut down operating expenses may b
found In the report of earnings for th
Union Pacific. Oretton Short Lin and th
Ortaon Railway. Navagation company,
showing a loss aa compared with the cor.
responding periods of l.tst year. Harrlman
has Bent out imperative orders that econ
omy must b rigidly observed all along th
line. This policy of retrenchment will b
adhered to by Harrlman. IUU und the Van.
derbl'ts, all of whom have decided to lop
off lnrre numbers of operating gangs
wherever deemed essential to the perfec
tion of their plans. . a
The report of the earnings of the Union
Pacific, Including tho Oregon Short Line
and the Oregon Railroad and Navigation
company for the month of August shows
a decrease of $143,812.01 from the correspond
ing month of the year previous. The gross
receipts were $4,534,681.73, being a decrease
from last year's of $J79,!SS.76, and the ex
penses, Including the taxes, were $2,598.
677.08, being a decrease from the last
year' of $423,801.30. The total surplus In
1903 was $2.082,817.S, and this year It la
$1, 939,004. G6, making n decrease of . $143.
813.61. Tlie total number of mile of road
operated this year In August wa 6.344.10,
against 6,309.S8 last year for the same pe
riod. This show an Increase of 84.21 miles
In operation.
Even In th .last two months, that I
September and August, there Is a decree
In th earnings of $109,9!9 35. The gros re
ceipt for the two months were $9,123,839.46
against $8,895,650.40 last year, being an In
crease of $727,283.06. Tho expenses. Includ
ing the taxes, were $5,063,393.03, being an
Increase of $83741. The surplus last
year for the two months was $4,174,440.78,
and this year it Is $4,064,441.43, being a de
crease of $lu9,999.3S. The average number'
of mile operated for the two month was
(.394.23 against 6,356.17, an Increase or 3i.06
miles.
Lucas la Richardson' Place.
William Lucas, present assistant superin
tendent of the Pullman company at thl
place, ha been promoted to be superin
tendent to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of 3. F. Richardson. Mr. Lucns ha
been In the employ of the company for the
last fourteen years and has tilled almost
every position with the company. He was
born In East St. Louis and first became
connected with the Pullman Interest In
March, 18H, when he moved to this city to
accept the position of storekeeper. Ho only
remained in this capacity for a few months,
until he was nrade a clcik In the office and
later a ticket agent. He held this last of
fice for ten years, or until it was abolished,
and was mad assistant superintendent of
this district In June, 1001. The many friend
of Mr. Lucas will he glad to hear of hi
promotion, aa It was one which they be
lieve to be deserving. The position of as
sistant superintendent will be filled by B. B.
Pewcy, who Is being brought here from
Minneapolis. Mr. Dewey was formerly an
agent for the company In that city.
Get Haay.
Round trip tlikets to many points In
Texa Cklahoma .nd Indian Territory,
usually taking a tiuch h'lher rat, will be
old at rate of ns.ftt from Omaha Tuesday,
October 20th, via (be 'Frisco system. Full
Informatidii at passenger office, ITS South
Fourteenth street.
GOSSIP ON COMMISSION ROW
Summer Fralt and Greea Staff Giro
Way to Ragged Winter
Prodaets.
The commission row 1 In the period of
transition casting off th light and trifling
summer fruit and green stuff and putting
on the good old food product that enrich
the blood and keep the eater warm. Thus
the peaches, the plum and th California
Fleming Tokay grape are playing the last
week of their engagement and will soon be
gone. In a few short day there will b '
nothing of the fruit, but the basket gTapes
from New York and Pennsylvania, the
winter pear and of course, the oranges.
So It la on with th nuta, the apple, th
onion and the winter cabbages.
Speaking of cabbagoa, a car of Wh.sonsln
wellhead has already been dumped on
th market, but they ciuld n: do enough.
because of the hardy Nebraska r.i'.icle. But
they will be the strong support of the tabl
a little later. Potatoes from western Ne
braska are creating a good reputation for
themselves wben'clean and sound and are
taken at 66 or 70 rent In preference .to the
Utah and Colorado lrrlgatlonUt at 80
cents. Some beautiful new lemons, the
first of the crop have come to trwn. They
ar highly colored, solid and smooth and
recommended to all parties desiring wall
behaved and thoroughly trained household
lemons.
The wholesale market was poor Friday
morning, but In watercresa there wa an
abundance, such aa never wa known In
this city. Two wagon loads steamed along
side the dock and aold out at 40 cents par
two dosen baskots, which Is CO cents
cheaper than the usual price. They cam
from Glenwood, which Is to th Omaha
market what Ohio I to th national gov
ernment. Some really refined and hand
some tomatoes from th same center of cul
ture sold Friday i.iorning at SO cents. A few
green cucumber were eagerly seized at
about 76 cent a banket; they will soon be
gone. A few squash were disposed of aUto
at about 80 cents a dozen, but they are not
built as close to the ground thl 'year a
usuaL
Rock Island taaage la Time.
Train No. 6. eaatbound, leaving tier
formerly at 1:35 p. ra., now leave Omaha
at 6:30 p. m. Train No. 7, Oklahoma and
Texaa Express, leaving here formerly at
6:40 p. m., now leaves Omaha at 6:15 p. pa.
For Revenue Service.
The United Slates Civil Service commis
sion announces an examination January 4.
6 and 8. 1 -'. to secure eligible from which
to muke certification to till vacancies In the
position of cadet In the revenue Cuttor serv
ice, and oilier similar vacancies as they
may ocour. Applicants must ba not Us
than IS nor mure than iU year of a,
physically sound, and nut leas than i feet 1
inches iu hi-lht, of g.iod moral character,
and unmarried. Applicants are advid
that cadats may be commissioned by the
oreHldenl as lieutenants alter two yeaia'
satisfactory service. The salary of a cadet
Is luuo per year and ono radon jier day.
persons who declre to enter this xara, na
tion snould apply at once to the Lulled
States Civil Service coinmiBkl.m, Waehing
ton, D. C, or to the local secretary of the
Civil Service cunuuiasiou, postolilce build
ing, Omaha.
Senator Clark Will Not Talk. '
United States Senator Clark of Wyoming
was In the city Thursday as tha guest of
his brother, D. C. Clark of the Union Pa.
cillc Coal company, fch nmor Cluik rtl,le,
In EvaiiBton, vVyo., and ia lust returning
from a trip to the Industrial expuritl'-u,
which took place at t-heildan. He was ar.
compaiiled on this trip by his brother tul
they both returned Thursday In a prlvxte
oar. The senator left for Chicago this
morning over the Northwestern, where he
expects to make a short slay before return
ing to WaihinvUin. He refuxed to say any
thing in a political way and would not offer
any predict 'on of th make-up of the na
ional Ucktt, '
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