Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 21, 1903, Page 9, Image 9

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SPECIAL NOTICES
rill takes aatll IS as. fee ke
m4Hfm mm til ss sn.
fr sauralaavaaa SaaSaf 4ltlaa.
States 1 1-ie war Brei laaertlo.
la a ward thereafter. Ratalas takes
far laaa Saa far Ikt inl laser.
Ilea. Tkrse aavartlaaaaaata But ka
raa eeaseeatlvelr.
Advertisers, fcy re.ejwaetlasx a a a,
are ekeek, aa fcev mwtn aeV
4friMl a a MBkrt4 letter I aara
( Tka It. Akewera a a4aeee will
ka delivered aa .trweeataYttenB af Uk
air, .
WANTED MAI.K HELP.
. ' FALL TERM
NwW OPEN
DAY AND NIOHT.
STUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANT TIME,
Boyles College
NEW. KlWk" t.lt-K Hi..,il
BUSINESS, SHORTHAND, TKPEWRIT-
. AItU, .MUlltm.
. Apply lor Catalogue
B-eoi
iBOOD messengers wanted: first-class pay,
A. D. T. Co., m B. A3th. - B Wis
.WANTED, first-class wood turner at once.
uooa wages. Lincoln Sash, Door a Alt
Ce., Lincoln, Nab. B J
.WANTEtl, for IT. a army, abls-bodled. an-
. married men, between agea of n and Ho,
dtlsens of United Statea, of good charac
ter and tempore te hnblyi, who can speak,
read and write Enallsh. For Information
. apply to recruiting officer, Mth and Dodge
is., umann, ana Beatrice, reo.
' B M1M
.WANTED Two aaents at onca: Wood sal
ary; city Work. O. F. Adams Co., 1611
Howard at.
b Mm
WANTED, a newspaper or magazlpa so-
lloltor to work the city on a new prop
option. Call at Circulation Dept. Omahi
Bee. ., .. . - . B M462
YOUNG Mian t take course tit Omaha Flor
ence sanitarium. - Address W. L. Kos,
.sitk iaaa at., umana. iv-Si, js ui
WANTED, mm to learn barber trade. TOp
wnaa - ijuhi graaiiBics. leum anu -p".!
tlona given. Few weekei x-aifcpleteB. . Spe
cial asrnemirtafrr,lllvnl. Hiiplloatus,
WANTED. Imrnsdlstslv. lofj hrst-clnss ma
chlnlsts and 1U0 expert hsrness makers.
Apply by letter to ''Commanding Officer.
Rock -Island Arsenal, Rook Islsnd... 111."'
ii M79 22
i tai lr.u. mree aona arev iron mourners,
' aoeuatomed to heavy castings; vteady
wnrn; no irounie. Answer quicaiy lo
wonn Beaton Foundry Co., Atcninon, Knn
LABORERS wanted for grading. 3102 Dav
enport at. U. A. Joelyn. B Wl 21
WANTED A first claM bflok and wood
manteL grate and tile setter. Address
Cedar Rapids Mantel Co., Cednr, Rapids,
la. . . . a mo aux
WANTED ftleotrotype flnleheni good first
clues men: steady employment. Address
v Chicago Electrotype At BtereotyT'e fo.
Chicago, in. , , v J 103 JUx
ARIB YOtI PAT18FIED
with you present position or snlarvT
rot, writes us for plan and. booklet. We
Iiave openings for Msnaifre. Hecrstariea,
Adventlelhg Men and Halesmen. . Also
Technical. Clerical and Executive men o
all kinds. . High grade exclusively. Offices
in twelve oinersnt oitina- -
MAPOOOD8 (Incorporated)
. BUtte 529, Mohadnock Building. Chicago.
W aTTIPn t MMa mk 1.41a.' a
lasnia. O. K. ScoDeld CloaJc and tnlt Co.
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WAITBD-rEMALEl RELf. '
100 OlrU. Call Canadian office, lith it Dodge
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tOUNQ girl to assist In housework; no
washing; two in xaimuy. u Bristol Ht.
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WANTED, irst-olsss ladlesV tailor. Mag
MorruM ij. t arnam. . , ' c Miswn
WANTED, girl, for general house work, I
t tiv family. Mrs, Suoeral, M.N, 28th ave. I
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WAJlTED-Mkldle aged . woman to take
rharge of boarding-house on ranch In
Whaeler county; "fcood wages and every
- thing furnished. Apply to A..T. Land and
Lava oiocN company. Epaicuii. rxen. '
. . .i . .,o-M7ioa
manlQwing or facial treatrnent: practical
course by free clinic that snvea years;
call or -write. Mble College 11)3 Douirlaa
. Ji. umana. - . - MSii
WANTED, a good plain cook. Mrs. E. A.
cuaaav, win ana uewey Ave.
, ........ C-rM90T 23
WOMAN wanted to sell a necesul ty ' to
Tnothersf $12 00 a Week clear. Dipt. M, Box
is, rmiaueipnia. . C lot sax
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. WANTED Qlrl for general housework at
liue a. m it, tj 99 Z2x
OIRL lor general housework; B35 Park ave.
x " ' C MlOs 30a l
WANTED, experienced Jacket and skirt
hands. O. K. Bcofleld Cloak and Hult Co,
. y u?rj .1
HELP- WANTED.
wmiu, a gooa newspaper solicitor to
work R. F. D. on new proposition: aood
money.
Bluffs.
r, v.. 11 .v rvan
St., Council
I
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FOR BLENT HOUSES.
nUUOM c. Vetera e. Cfc. Bee Rldg.
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HOUSES, insurano. ,ltt BarkerBlk.
a.OUSES gi?&ltxr21l
D sue
TO MOVE right sop Omaha Van Storaaa
Co tfloe laUts Farnam.- or Tela 16us-ax
. . D 910
FOR BENT, ten-room house, modern, and
barn, In Wast Farnam district. Win. K.
'Potter, Bsc., jvo. oe Brown Blk.
. , -r . .. -- D M624
FOR RENT, S-roora house. tt6S Woolworth
Ave., I JO per month) possession given Oc
tober )7. Apply to Alsl lhl, care Dally
I4ewg om oe. t t u aurei w
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PAYNE-BO8TWICK at -CO., enoice houses.
' t01-0. New York Life Bldg. 'Phone luli.
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WE MOVE pianos. Msggard Vsn A Stor
age Co.. Tel. 14M. Omoe. 1711 Webster st
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FOR RENT -room cottage: Rd and Cali
fornia sis., vu. Apply at mi a. if'n st.
x ' ' " '. ' ' D MJ4I
MODERN T-roora house, near park: im
win. v 10
FIVE-ROOM brick dwelling; modera ex-
cspi lurnace. Appiy at t a. wtn st.
1 D 778
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FOR RENT Five-room cottage, city water,
gas; also lurmiure tor sale, ue h. tsa si.
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ELEGANT 6-roorn house i all modern Im-
, provtieivi. 'iv it, si.' u alius 11
SEVERAL good houa-w, 10 to 618. Chris
ttjyer. L& ana cuuuug. I'lions 2049
1 Hn 1 IV
FOR RENT-FIRXISHED ROOMS. '
O. ML K.
hauls t ranks. Telephone ell. : 1
tit
DEWEY European hotel, 18th and Farnam.
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, ROYAL HOTEL. European, Itla A Chicago
' NICELY furnished rooms. Uu Capitol A vs.
....- r Ja at 4
. MICELT furnished rooma Inquire Omsha
Stasra Lauodiv. 17M Leavenwortn. 'Phons
A-iias. ... . a exs
AETNA UOU8S, Europeaa, Utb tod
Ft'EASANT south front room with prtvste
I.mliy, tor cue or -two gentlemen. Ad
dress 8 la. Bee. E M 7U
NICKLT rurnlhd room In private family;
tu new ajud luoduru. ti,Jt Jun'i ni
L
FOR hElT-FlRSlHn ttOOM.
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FOR RKNT Two furnished tonrnn with
h"t and sun, on first and second floors.
11 s. ar.tn at. R-m tlx
VF.RT desirable front rnnm, eH modern.
suitable for ona or two gentlemen. Apply
lilt H. ZSth at. E 8H7 21
BOl'TH AIX'OVE room and amaller room;
rmxiern. Harney. kmwu zix
FIRNIKIIRD ROOMS AND BOARD.
FRONT mom with atcore; Hot water ht
zu h. znn st. 46
DESIRABLE ROOMS at The Farfiam. 1th
and Furnam el. F M.JSt
FOR REST-LSFlRJflsHED ROOMS.
TWO or throe beautiful modern rooms,
newly papered: very light housekeeping,
for parties without children; board If de
sired. 146 N. 17th. U M til
THREE furnl.hed rooms, first floor, water
in Kiicnen. mat Bt. Mary a ave.
O-094 x
KIR.MTIRB PACKliiG.
Ptarsda Lundbcrg, 111 8. 17tb. Tel. L-I35J.
ll
rOR REST STORK AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT Hulidlng suitable for whole
sale purposea at i iiainam, JixHU, -lour
torlea and iirse-clasa Cmiud tidsement.
elevator, lire end burglar proof vault, el
ites countur and tlxttuea. For price vna
particulars Inuuire C. U. RoaeWMter, ao-
rsiary the bee stuiiding Co., room loo, Bee
puiioing.. , . kmoi
FOR RENT The building (brmerly occu-
Dim oy i ne ilea at si urnam at. it ruts
lour stories and a basement, which was
formerly used by The Use press rOoni.
'inis will be rented very resouably. It
interesteif apply at"6ilke of C. C. Hose'
water, secretary, room luQ Bee building.
l-ETORY and basement, 22x100; 1006 Fa mam
u inquire sit iri, isat i uaux- wits.
I-M152
FURNISHED private office with us of
receuiion room, leiepnone ana eivuv
grapher. il Ware Block. ' I-Mia
FOR REMT, ' three upper stories tn four-
story Duiiding at iu rarnam si.; two
tones If preferred. Addreas c. c. noser
water. Hens.. Room lis).' Bee bldg.-
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AVJliTE'Dl,
WANTED Cabvasalng agents In every
county to solicit subsoripUona to - THE
TWENTIETH CENT UK V FARMER.
Steady employment with assured good In
come. Agents In the country wltn horse
and buggy especially desired. Canvasser
maae tunny so to iiuw per mootn. Ad
dress Country Farmer Solicitors' Bureau,
- lies Duiiding, winaha. a Hi
WAKTF.tl ITIalH M.'.ik. man!
no selling;.. SHta'bliMhed business; poaltion
permanent. Luke Brothers Co.. Interna'
tional Nurseries, Chicago. 111. J w lit
WANTED TO REMT.
WANTED Two rooms Snd board In private
iamuy; reiarences exchanged, a fu, nee,
K 102 2UX,
YOtINO man of srood character wants room
and board In private family In derilrabl
location. Adureaa a so, nee. w lux
FOR SALE FURJUTl'RB,
FULL line of bard coal stoves'now on sale.
Chicago Furniture CO., liiu Uotige Bt.
TOR BALE, l-ft. standing desk. 30 Brown
BIOOK O Jfl4S
FOR BALE Furniture must be sold this
week, few of the choicest Pieces left. In
parlor, leather, library and oak dining
ruum luillliuio, urnun ubub, uy oyiniB"!
lialr mattresses, oak and mahogany chif
foniers, dressers, 0x12 rugs, sinalf rugs,
pictures, mahogany bookcases, mirrors,
leather touch, easy chairs, elegant part
. lor suit, I pieces, vente tables, oil paint
lngs, muslo cabinet, pedestals, lacs curt
tains, bric-a-brac, klsd flnaJiprlght 1lanoi
.all goods will sell fcbeap separately. U
XsorUl Wth AVI. , U U
FOR SALE HORSES, WAGOJli, ETCv
. . ,
MONROE sells pleasure Vehicles at til H
win Hi.
P-i
HARRY FROST'S Carriage and Wagon
Works is on . corner of ltt-n ana heaven.
worm. trvm
VOH SALIO Two.seat, extension top car-
rings, In good conuiuon; ruouor urea
Mliton Boxers & Bon Co., Mtb and Far-
nam sis. x- astn
ELEGANT Rockaway for sale at great
bargain. Address a ',: - - ftata it
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
TELEPHONE POLES; long fir timber;
cntckven lease; oss. piung, pu ugius.
BY1' BALE, secondhand locomobile:
' . .iul, .K.ki a. ' " r. ii
or addieaa. liiil Farnam Be QsO.
. wasters Anchor Fsnce Co.. N, 17th (.
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CATALOGUE cut drug price free. fiht
man at McConnell Drug Co.. Omaha.'
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I INDIAN goods and relloa, 1119 Farnass,
FOR BALE Several scholarships In a first-
class atandara school in Omaha, compris
ing complete course in Business, snort
hand aud typewriting. Inquire at Hoe
office. Qtoi
NEW and Whand typewMUrs. Hit Farnam.
W 92S
FOR BALE Co-J business. Capital required.
si, ota 14 JS
jjjHAND saf cheap. Dorlgbt. LUI Fraa.
. vi-rva
DOORS, windows, lath .1x4.. cherry man
tela radiators, pipe, hydraulic elevator,
stairs, rails, balusters, gas fixtures, mar
ble tile, kindling. Barker hotel. Omaha.
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FOR SALE A number ona. Quartered oak
aesx, wun cnairs to ma ten; also rugs and
maps. Object for selling, leaving business.
nuom aw, ne.w x or a 1411 Bim.
Q-764
1900. STOCK of new Columbia records ' and
machines at a sactincs. Address 8 44.
Bee. U-M7a 13
FOR SALE Fine upright- Piano parlor
suit, dining and bed room furniture; will
sell very cheap separately If taken this
weea. us norm win. Ave. V Man zx
SEVERAL dental chairs. 141 Douglas st
106 Ex
COOKING stov. almost - new: 4 holes
water back. 817: see mornings. 2812 Hlok-
ory iei. ea isu. - u Mill Ll
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. CARRIE SMITH. SOVEREIGN
LAOI Ulfian or ciiurvoyanis; , every
thing told, past, present and future. Sat
isfaction or no pay. tut n. lain. . s j
GYLMER, palmUt 719 N. Sd; 'phone B
WHS. Bl(US
-f . '.' ELECTatlCAL THBATMENT.
HH1C. SMITH, -baths. Ut N. 16. floor, r. ft,
1 a aatu cos
PERSONAL.
PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladies before and
Ourina conniieuianu i'1 iiui ma uwwwi,
iaJi Califtarnhs sb Terms reaeouaDie.
U-S3S
1 PRIVATE hospital during oonflneanenti
1 I . L . . . . ...1 ,1.,.1.1h u;aA 1 - m a
babies adopiud. Mra Gaidels, IUa4 Lake.
Tel. Red 114. w OaS
ui vaTliM ITtnbralla Ufa-.. SOS S. U. -Tel. M7
tj.abrellae. parasols ro-ooverea, rsuairea
or titade. U I
PRIVATE hospital before ana during coat
nnenvnt. teet meau-ai care ana nureaog.
Mra ia Fisher, IMH in ton. "lai.
PRIVA1K home during oetiflnemeati
paoiae aaopiea. torn uuw oauiariias)
Baiuiarlaia, 7 A 1st Ava, Council Ulurra.
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WR RENT sewing machines St Too per
weaa, as per puinin: w a rvpair anu a-eii
Paris for every ntachioe ijiSiiufaciuredl
se.xtnd-tiand n,aclilns from 61 te 6 - Ne.
cyvie Co.. lu sua xiaiusy. u sstt
THR OMAITA DAILY
DO, YOU WANT AN UMBRELLA
pnee upon a time a man lost his umbrella. He put a "Lost" ad in The Bee,
saying that the person was known and would be prosecuted if the umbrella
was not returned. The
PERSdVAL.
12 TtTNINO, plsno or org-in repairing. Per-
neia nano to., 1 ie mug. J na
n'lAVI" way to health; l Be building,
umana. . u- js
DR. PRTE8 treats sucoessfully all dlaesses
and irresnilarltles ol women rrom any
cause; experienced and reliable, loll
Dodge at.. Arlington block. Omaba.
MAGNETIC PILE KILLER. IX CURE.
At eruggmts i.
MONET TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
WANTED, elty loans and wafranta. W.
aTnajn amun at CO., ms arnam at.
W HI
PRIVATE money. Bhsrwood. NT N. T. Life.
WANTED,' real estate losn and warrant.
!R. C. Peter Co.,' Be Bldg. W-4t
FIVE PER CENT loans. Qaryin Bros.. 1TO4
rsrnam. w e
PRIVATE money. T. D. Weed, 1S20 Pnug'sa
' V 4
TO I P. C money, Be mis, Paxton blndk.
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FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H.
Thomas, First Nat l Ban mag. Tei. law.
W (Mt
MOTiET TO LOAN CHATTELS.
C A C V TO GET
. C0 I TO PAY
Rest explains our method.
Wa loan on fi.rnlture. pianos, warehouse
receipts, sto. Or If you have a permanent
position we can mass you a ......
bauihi uja ,
without security; except your own agree
ment, to ren&v. Our aervioe la auk-k and
oonildential and we afwaVs try to Pleaea.
befor you iborrow'-elsefkesH,, .-weVit'
OMAHA MOKTOASli . LUAJtf Ct.,-'
U4 Board of Trade g;7 Tel.' ft. '
ah that wi idK is mat ff.ouivi its u. aii
.staoiisnea h., svs 0. ivn fM--
t I f S t I II
SALARY LOANS
FURNITURE LOANS
4 Reliable'' Credit :Co,
1 Rooms Iv7-30t, Paxton Block.
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MONEY LOANED ON
FURNITURE. PIANOH, LIVE STOCK.
SALARIES, ETC.
Low rates and easy terms. '
Business Confidential.
Try us if you want to save money.
PHOENIX CREDIT CO..
Ot Paxton Block. lith and Farnam Bts.
LAROEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team
sters, boarding houses, etc., without se
curity) easiest term; 40 office in prin
cipal Cltlea Tolmun. 44 Board of Trade
dpi
Bid
dgV
X-9S1
JIONET loaned on plain note to salaried
.people; ousiness oonnaenuai, lawesi rates,
lit Paxton block. The .J, A. Hutton Co.
v X-464 .
MONET loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew
, lry. horse, cows etc. C. F, Reed. 819 8. U.
X-064
gATTEL, salary and Jewelry loans. Foley
oan Co., R t. Barker Block. X-H79
BCHINESB CHANCES.
FOR BALE, good grocery and butcher's fix
tures, invittaill; ice ova. iauuu siq rar
nam. x 661
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FOR SALE, an old established liquor bust-
giess loarrei oousei; gooa irsus.uio ioos
tlon.' Owner bks other interests. Address
V 8. Bee. ' :. . A r-MSiV2
WHEN )'" want to byy, sell or exchange
.ny property or business quick, see J. 1L
Johnson. M3 N. Y. Ufe. . , ; - Tr
ALUMINUM The metul of tlie future j a
new process tor Its production discovered
by which the compasiy now forming will
control tha markets of the world; we are
ottering a small allotment of stock at
public subscription; send for prospectus
,' and particulars; the opportunity ot a life
time. I. Mayer & Son. 437 Mermod-Jao-card
bldg., 8L Louis, Mo. Y M769 23x
FOR SALE, three elevators on B. & M., In
best grain growing section of .Nebraska.
-Address bv ov, Jee. - i jhdi
6,000 SHARES of gilt-edge mining stock: for
. sals: irreat bargains must sell.. Address
8 41, car .Bee. . . . . Y-TJ987 x .
CASH for your real estate or business, n
n.nu ah.ra lnrated! If vou desire Quick
sale send us description and price. North
western Business Agency, flunk of Com
merce 4bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
RANCH and farm tands fof sals by the
Union Psclflo Railroad company. B. A.
MeAUester, land commissioner, union
pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
... RE 51
CHAB. aI11imcnn Pr. V- N..fl
, 11 iiiiuiiitiwii . vv.i Bank Bldg,
' ' 11 11, Mil
T1MBERI TIMBER!
THE best Invsstrasnt.1 Large or small
tracts. Reference turoisnsa. write your
SiMONB Jk REASONER, Ashland. Ora
FOR BALE Or rent, on 40th st, bet podge
and LJavenpon Sis. s-roum new nouae,
strictly modern. Bee owner, Mr. Soren
son, 8306 Lincoln blvd. RE M941 Six
HOUSES snd lota In sll parts ot -city j also
cre property ana isrra innus. im j. v.
avis Co., Room 608, Bee bldg. REWO
FOR SAI.E, modern house ot 7 rooma - In
quire SIS D. . lllin. nc jnoao
ALL about North Dakota and where to buy
fiooa lanas cneap; aescripiive loiuvr inu
st sent free; reliable representatives
wanted. Whitney is Wheelock, U Broad
,way, Fargo, N. t. RE 981
FOR BALE-OR TRADE FOR BMALLER
FKOFKHTi--room ninoern nouse atia
splendid barn; lot 42x10. Apply owner.
2914 N. 2Stlt St.
tlKJ MC-t
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ACCORDION PLEATING.
GOLDMAN, 100 Douglas tlock-
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best.
quickest, sirs. a. u. aiara. win ana ioug.
ATTORNEYS. I
M. MACFARLAND. IS N. Y. L. Bldg.
1 RALtS TIES .
OMAHA Hay Bala Tie Oo, all North let h.
os
CHIROPODIST!.
DR. ROY, rooms I-t. 1W6 Fsrnam s
CARPEN1SERS AND J9INERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
prompt! attsnat-a to. . 1. uvaiiitre.
and lase mi.
DANCING ACADEMY.
UIIHAND'i. 16th and Harnevt cl
, formuii for children: . Wed.. 4.16 D. ra.
Bat., U a m and 8 p. ra. Adults, Tvea
and Frt., I p. ra. Assemblies Wed., II Is
Classes always open 10 baglnnefs. Private
Ussoua daily. For terms and particulars
call or Tel. 10. . tio r.
es
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DRBSSMAK.INO.
KEISTER'B Ladles' Tailoring College, ITot
Cumlbg St. wnte lor booaist.
1M FAMILIES, Kiss Sturdy, IM N. h.
Mtl bit
HER: WEDNESDAY. OCTOnEU 21. 190.1.
next morning his front yard
DRESS CLTT1XO SCHOOL,
STANDARD OARMENT CUTTING COI
LKOE moved from Paxton Blk. to 2i31
Fsmam 8t. for better accommodations.
Extra class taught from 1 to p. m.
M'5 2R
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
O. R. RATHRUN. room U. Coral Nat l
Bank. Private lessons la bookkeeping, eta.
-mi
FUR DREBSINQ.
J. E. WALLACE, Taxidermist, (06 B. 13th.
' 701
DETECTIVES.
CAST. T. CORMACX, 617 Karbaoh Mock.
lei. amui we
BEBOl'T Detective agency, 70S N. T. Ufa.
Tel. w4. . rsi
FOR RENT FARMS.
A LARGE and well Improved farm in
Btanton county for rent; tu acre wun
I10.U0O worth of lmprovemenu.
R. C. PETERS & CO.,
Ground Floor Bee Building.
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FLORISTS.
HESS at 8WOBODA, 1415 .Farnam.
L. HENDERSON, florist, lfil Farnam 8t
QARBAOK.
ANTI-MONOPOLT GARBAGE CO., Cleans
cesspools ana vsuivs, removes garoags
and dead -animals at reduced prices. 621
N. 16th. Tel. 1779. ' 3
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
hdAHAPLATJJ.qjSQrt Be Bldg.
l .
LAW A.ND COLLECTIONS.
8 TILLMAN PRICE, 4U0 Ut Nat. Bk. bldg,
7
KV.vt BMnw.fHURCH CO.. 1st floor N. T,
Life bldg., attorneys ana nouecturs every
where. 74
i. M. MACFARLAND. 119 N. Bldg.
LOCKAAllTU.
C. R. HEFL1N..I0I N. 16th St. TeWJl
LAWN MOWERS.
SHARPENED. P. Melcholr, UUl 4k Howard,
LOST.
LOST, between Omaha and Millard, Neb ,
Sept. 11, gold band ring, marked "T. W.
T. A., from Grandma." Finder blease
Aotlf y Thqs. W. T. Armstrong 2524 8.
21th St., Omaha. Lost M9t8 i2x
LOSTGold watch with gold nugget on
braided fob chain. Beturn to UA Burt
dctte st.l rewsrd. l-ost 101I1X
LoOTATiuphoTured chaJr Irom Waoti
. between 28ily and Poppleton and U. , P.
freight depot; finder notify Twin, Cltv
Express CoV, at M So. 16th Sr Tt , .1717.
Reward. . Lost M 106 21
MEDICAL.
UQUOR hJIBIT cured in three days. Pay
.when cured- No bvpodermlca. Write lor
Clroulars. Oatlln XnaUtute, 220 S. 14th.
LADIES! Chlchester'1'Eglin rennyroyai
Bins are me oesi. ant, iontt, " - - "
other. Bend 4c.. stamps, tor particulars.
"Relief for Ladles,"- In lettsr by return
mall. Ask your- druggist. Chichester
Chemical CO;. Philadelphia, Pa.
MUSICAtw
THOS. J. KELLY, YOlc.
0avldge Block.
. 869
E. D. KECK. Vole Teacher, 3Daj,0bjs;
LETOVBKY'B ORCHESTRA.
Tel. L-2684.
ot
ZERKOWBKY. violin. B. M.' WUhnell blk.
M 401 Ns
OSTEOPATHY.
Johnson InsUtut. lis N. X. tlfs 81d. T. 1864
Th Hunt Infirmary. McCagu BU, rs-
Atsen s Farwell, Fastoa Blk-, 104-7.
T. IK.
78
pR. GRACBI DBEGAN, 631 N. Y. Life. Tel.
DBS. LAIRD LAIRD, 801 Karbach blk.
m ivi .-.wva
PATENTS. '
w J. COWOILL No fee unless suceesaful.
Ill B. Utb St., umana. lai. iiss.
9&1
PATENTS Sues V Co., Omaha, Neb. Jl
lustrated patent book free. Tel. it
M 670 N16x
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office. Reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confidential. I80I Douglas.
SHORTHAND AAD TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN BANTS schoeL 717 N. Y. Li fa
NFS. Business Shorthand College. Boyd'
Theater. eo
SANITORICM.
OMAHA Florence Sanltortum. 'Phone Red
IsM; X blk. w.i of car una. city -pnone, nva,
M-thi0 M
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn. 480 Ramge Bldg.
STORAGE.
OM. Van Btor. Co.. laUft Farn. Tela. 1&.9-M1
TICKET BROICERS.
CUT ILATB railroad tickets everybody.
P. H. Phllbln, law Farnam. 'Phoneme.
IPUOLSTERING.
OATE CITY. 1706 Bt' Mary's BVe. Tel. B20T6.
i
FOSTOFFICB KOTtCH.
(Should be read DAILY by all Interested,
aa i hanaaa may ouour at any tiina. 1
Foreign malls for the work ending Octo
ber 17, 11M3. will close (PROMPTLY In all
cases) at the General PostofHoe aa follows:
PARCELS-POST MAILS close one hour
earlier than closing time shown below.
Parcels-Post Malls for Germany close at
I p, ni. Monday.
Regular and supplementary malls close
at ForeigA Btutlon hnlf hour later than
closing time shown btUuw (except that Sup
plsmentary Malls for Europe and Central
America, via Colon, cloae one hour later at
Foreign station.) -
Traasatlaatle Mails.
WEDN ESDAY At t:30 a. ta. for IRELAND
end letter mall for uviirpool. par s.
Cn'eanlc. via . Wutienstown (mail for othar
parts of Europe must be directed "per
k. . Ooeaniu"); at t:8tl a m. for EUROPE,
- pr a s- Bt. Louts. Fioutnsmpion; ai
7:39 a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct.
per a. s. ifUuttndara mail must be
directed "oer a. t. snaatendam")
THURSDAY At I 3d s. pi. for EUROPE,
per a s. Augusta Victoria, via Ply
mouth. Cherbourg, and Hamburg (mail
for A ranoe must pe curevtea per a. a
-rr-r"
was full of umbrellas.
POSTOFKItK NOTICE.
Augusta VlctorlA"); st 7 a. m. for
FRANCE, SWITZERLAND. ITALY,
BPAIN. PORTniAU Tl'RKET. EUTflT.
GREECE, BRITISH 1NL1A and LOR
ENZU MAKyl'EZ, per a . la Bretagne.
via Havre (mall for other parts of
Europe must be directed "per, s. a
11 uretsgue. )
a. s. Furnessla
(mall must be directed I
"per s. s. FurnesHi
ssla ); at 11 a. m. for 1
DENMARK direct, per s. a Norge (mall
mint he directed "rr s. a. Nore".
PRINTF MATTER, ETC. Thlsvsteamer, I
take Printed Matter, Commercial Papers
and Samples for Germany only. The
same class of mall matter for other parts
- . ... 111 . . . . . w.. .1.1. K I V ! I.
in r,uroie win rui im inn bt .n.w
unless specially directed by her.
After the closing- of the Bupnlsmentsrr
Trinmilaniln Mails named above, addi
tional Supplementary Mailgare opened on
ine, piers or mi Amencsn. n.nniiio,
French and German steamers and reaialn
open until within Ten Minutes of the hour
of sailing of steamer.
Malls tor Saatk. ana Central Asnerlea,
West ladles. Etc.
WEDNESDAT-At 19 s. m. for HAITI, per
s. s. Prlns Maurits (mall for Cape Haiti,
Port de Palx, Curacao, Veneiuela.
Trinidad, Brltieh and Dutch Guiana must
" be directed "per s. a. Prins Maurits );
at 13 m (aomilemnntuTV 12:110 U. m l for
BAHAMAS, per s. s. Antilla -,mau must
d aireciea per s. s. Annua 1, " "'t
p. m.. tsuppiemcmnry 1 p. m.; "r y,""
loijAnU ana Wl 6"JD,f,
per s s. ineroaee; i"wi. r
WSm"r7 V J2"V'. V.T.JilViVV?':
5yS?wii al:R5w.a"J" riT
and FRENCH GUIANA, per s. s. ivornna.
THURSDAY At 8 a. m. for CUBAjselr.-s.
s. Esperansa (mall tor Mexico via .irro-
S".'i"Av' i ' l.iiii jTi J
i,Av, per s. s. oioeri.i, t.o.u
BATURDaT A t 8 a. m! for BERMUDA.
per s. a. Pretirla', At 8:30 a. m. (supple- I
m.iil.rv M i m. tar CURACAO and I
X r.,xt..UE,UA, Litr ji. a. ,uii
Bavanllla and Cartagena must be directed
Mper a S. Zulla"); at 9 a. m. for PORTO
R1CO, per s s. Coamo via San Juan; at
9:9 a. m. (supplementary 10:3d a. m.) for
wiBTliNR 1SI.ANR JAMAICA. SAVA-
NlLLA. CARTAGENA and GRKVTOWN,
per s. s. Alleghany (mail for , Costa Rica
4tt J a., tn, for CUBA, per a a. Mexico
V tr.vaii.. at 10-an a m (aunblemsn-
muse oe aireciea per a. s. aucsh"" I
tary 11:60 a. m.) for 1NAQUA and HAITI,
pec s, s. Bouviav - ' .
Malls' Forwarded Ovrrland, Eio Bx
cept Transpacific.
CUBA Via Florida, closes at this offlee
dally, except Thursday, at 65.80 a. m
fine oonneauns mAlls close nere wi
Wednesdays and Saturdays Via Tampa, I
V FX ICO CITY Overland, unless specially I
tnn on muii ihvi via. mianiir. 1
aaureeset. tor aiepaicn uv 1 minci,
at this ottlct daily, except nunaay, ai i:hi
ce dally, except Sunday, at i.m
p. m, and 11:80 p. m. (Sundays at 1 p. m. 1
and 11 n m. - I
NEWFOUNDLAND By rail to North Sid-
ney, and thence by steamer, closes at inis
J "l! 1"' "1".' raS":;;
close here every Monday, Wednesday and
Baturaay-.)
JAMAICA By rail to Boston, and thence
Dy steamer, closes at mis omca at a.oo
p. m. every 1 uesaay.
MIQUELON By rail to Boston, and thenoe
by steamer, closes at this office dally at
'. a .wi ' r . 1 ' ,
0.011 p. ill. ....
RELIZE. PUERTO COBTHZ and GUATE-
AtALA By rail to New Orleans, ana
thence by steamer, closes at this office
deny,, except Sunday, at -p. m. .una
111:30 p. m.; 6u
11:30 p. m. (con
fondays at 111:!
naays at- 11 p. 10. uiu
(connecting mall, cli
siosea
-here
30 p. m.)
COSTA RICA By rail to New Orleans, and
tnence oy steamer, closes at inis omce
oatiy, except nunaay, at l:
Wf an-
mil close here
H 1:80 p.
m,; Bunaays at
111:30 p. m. (connecting ma
m
1 a
"i uesaays ar tn:w p. m.i
REGISTERED MAIL closes at I n. ra
yivvious ut&j.
. Traasaaclflo Malls.
TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, ,vla I
San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30
P
m. up to October 121, inclusive, for
despatch Per e
s. juanpos
NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA (except
West), NEW CALEDONIA, FIJI, SA
MOA and HAWAII via San Francisco,
close here daily at 6:80 p. ro up to pcto-
ier jiiin, inclusive, tor aespatcn per s.;s.
!y'rLa.'.A"
mo xiiiuiu nitui tor new .saiana aoes not
arrive In time to connect with this des-
natch, extra malls closing at 6:80 a. m.,
s:su a. m. ana b:ju n. m.: Hunaavs at 1 20
1:80 a. fn. and :30 p. m.; Sundays at 4:;
Sn and'foVwarTeS u-SihKVr'iVTtK
Cunard steamerT ; I 7 ' V.
HAWAII, JAPAN. CHINA and specially
miaJ!2rl.HLV?KpiN6
dally at :So p. ro. up to October 126 In -
FJVf lX?4.tL 4at Jr. ' 1 Cop1"-
i,afH?.VVV
to October 27, Inclusive, for despatch
KvrV-.JAra.n."E.r .
v iZZi? ?";io' he'r. :i.S:rr ,mn
m. up to October l?7, Inclusive.' for
despatch per s. s. Empress of Japan.
.ffiS..
CHINA and JAPAN, via BeattI, elese here
dally at 30 p. m. up to October 28. in
' elusive, for despatch per S. s. Tosa MAru
HAWAII, via Ban Francisco, close here
daily at s su p. m. up to jMovember p. In
clusive, for despatch per s. s. Alameda.
AUSTRALIA (except West. FIJI I8L -
AND8 and NEW CALEDONIA, via Van.
couver and Victoria, B. C, close here
duiiy at 6:u p. 111. up to moyemtmr tj. In
clusive, 10; aespatcn per s. s. Aorangl.
NOTE Unless otherwise addressed. Waat
Australia la forwarded Via Europe; and
New Zealand and Philippine Islands via
San FrsnclsM) the quickest routes. Phil-
ippmes epeciany addressed " via Carlada"
. i iiu i r 1 1, ,u mii.r tiiiiu m n I . . .
the forelxn rates. Hawaii la for.r.t..t
via Ban Francisco exclusively.
Transpacific mails are forwarded to port
ui sailing oauy ana tne scnsauie of
closing is arrangea on tne presumption
of their uninterrupted overland transit
inegisterea man closes at a. p. m. pre
VIOUB OHf.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster
Postoffice, New York, N. Y.. October 16, 1908,
pe
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
CHIEF CfUARTERMASTKR s niririrB!
vinana, nuo.. uctooer !, 1UU3. Sealed pro-
PosaiB in triplicate. wUl be received here
nuu oy ttfuarierraasiers at lne posts name
at the posts named
herein, until 10 a. m.. central time. No
MmhM, id lani ....i.i.i.. r. . . r,
Hay, Straw and Corn, during remainder of
fiscal year sndlng June 90, lisvt, at Fort
Crook, Niobrara and Robinson, . Neb.,
Omaha Q. M. Depot, Neb., Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo., Foris Leavenworth and Riley,
Kansas, Logan H. Roots. Ark.,- Reno and
Sill, Okla. Proposals for delivery at other
points will .be entertained. U. 8. reserves
pifaa'lso SeTtEef CformaC.
lurnianea on application nere.r,i9 uuar
turmaatera jtt stations named. Envliue
containing proposals should .be. tnatkc
"Proposals for Forage," and addressed to
undersianed er to Ouartermasters at posts
above named. WILLIAM E. HUJtlON,
AcUng Chief Quartermaster.
f II I.lal.'I.N1X-1.M I
-- -
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER.
master, Bherldan, Wyo., Oct. 19, 1DU3.
Sealed proposals In triplicate will be re
ceived here until ID a. in., November 10,
litil, for construction of a 12-bed brV k hos
pital at Fort Mackensie, Wyo. Work un
building shall commence not later than
March 1, lso4. Plaus, sptci floe tlona. In
structions to bidders, proposal blank snd
oiner information may ue. obtained at of
fices of depot Quartermasters at Omaha
Bt. Paul, Denver and Chicago and at this
office. U. 8. reserves the rlaht la ,u-,ni
or reject any or all proposals or any part
inereoi. envelopes comaioing proposals
siiouiu ue eiiooraeu, froposa is , or uoe-
piUU, aoureaaed Capt. Thoa Hwuoe. Q M.
uir-io-ii-Zj-N lS-i'JM
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
Omaha, Neb., October IS, lsu3. Sealed
lUUCr 1, 1JU4, OtetlfO
icrte, subject to the
,.?a7da'rdm.,UN
proposals, in triplicate.
usual conditions, wl
10 o clock a. m , ren
vember lb. 3. far tha constrnction of
new Quartermaster's Storehouse at Omaha
Neb. Full Information rumlxhed on spoil
cation to thia office, where plans aud speoi-
BAtuKUAj-At :ju. m. iwmwi tper )nWd Beparatelv at the above tlm and School colors, red and yellow, ami me re
s' ", lfmJ uvlAtulrtnt Zr' n. a F'ce sn.l must not he included In the bid reiving pupils were all gowned Irt whits
lnmljrSJ hVhn t2Z ATrZ?, csshmereP uniforms. Lttncheon follow th
s. s. Kroonland '); at 1:80 a. m. for ITALY wnilam K. Fowler, secretary, cspltol hulbl- reception, being served In thw library at
direct, per s. s. Princess Irene (mall must g ijncoln; Mr. George Rogers, president i2:i, which was handsomoly decorated In
be directed "per s. s. Princess Irene ); iim hoard 160)1 Farnam street. Omaha; "i w n""""""ij
at :) a. m. for SCOTLAND direct, per 1 a ' VS Z.. Norma the. alumnse colors. Covers were laid for
t -., ' iO.Vr.RIEX NOTIt KS.
vl , - , . . . t .
Hcntlons msy he seen. l"roposaIa lo bs
merKecj 1 rorosais tor yimrtermseter s
Ptore'ieueo.1' and addressed to WILLIAM
E. HORTON, Acting Chief Qusrtermnaier.
Q17-lB-:'Q-n-Pl.V14M
I.EUAL NOTICE.
vnTirR Tn niNTBicTOHH
Sealed hlds or proposals will be received I
nt the office of Kupei Intenrtent W lllbim K. I
tion of" ih. si.ie Noimai Krhool. ratiltnl
biilldfTig. Llnonln, Neb., until 9 o'clock a. m , I
Psturdsy, November 7. H, for the efec-
lion Rnu consirucuon 01 citnir, nuiiiiiii. 1
on the grounds ot the Slate Norms) school
st Peru Nemaha emintv. Nebraska. All I
bids must be nrromtsnled hv a certified I
. - . . ,. . .... ," . . . n. 1
I'nnR on a irornena irntin ,u inr phihi
five hundred (i.Vn dollars for Purpose men I
tloned-In the specifications. Bids for heat- I
lng snd plumbing, srcompanled by a check
or five hundred dollars, win oe con-1
.CMOOi prll. nnd Mr. George A. Berlin,
nofi BrPhitect, Beatrice. The board reserves I
rlaht to relect anv and all bids and to
.11 dowia in h. .me
p, order of the Board ot Education ot the I
state Normal school
WILLIAM K. FOWLER. Secretary.
IJncoln, Neb., Oct. 19, 1003.
iAfLROAD TIME CARD.
UNION STATION KITH AND MAHCV.
Illinois Central.
Leave. Arrive,
Chicago Express'...' a 7:06 am a 6.10 pm
Chlcstro, Minneapolis 4V
BI. I'Stll L,imnea a i.ou pm a b:uo am
MlnneaiHilla A St. Paul
KxproFS d i:.n am - div:jb pm I
Phlritfn Tcal...
10: am
Chicago Express al0:86 am
( hlcaao Great Western By. Co.
104 Ft.. Dodge. KxpressrTb :!0 am
lvt rt. xodge Express.. a 1:46 pm
7 ft. Donge mx press.
a11:2S am
b 9:10 pm
1U3 't. Uodge Express
Chicago Northwestern
v, !,,.,.. i.i.
Leave. Arrive.
Fast Chicago a 8:40 am a 7:. am
;'.":,'o, " .'.V. - c.iA i... " '
. r- ? !:S
1.6:7' """ r.V.Tr.
Locs Si
, - Bonesteel....a 7: am al0:86 am
Uo"' Long Pino,... b 7:26 am bl0:36 am
,Cbleago, Rock Island at PaelSe.
VAST-
vnwagQ imyimni iiiu.i.mni Booraiu
Chicago Daylight Local.a 7:00 am a 9:35 pm
Chicago Express bll:16 am a 6:35 pm
Des Moinea Express.. ...a 4:80 pm bllifiOam
Chicago Fast Express. .a 6;30 pm a 1:16 pm
... . WEST.
Ronky Mountain L t d . t:30 am a T:S6 am
Lincoln, Colo. Spring. , I . 1
I'rnrer, rucuiv aim
West a 1M Dm a 6:00 Dm
aiiu 1
Texas, . California and
Oklahoma Flyer a 6:16 pm al3:40 pm I
Wakask. I
Bt Louis "Cannon Ball" . .
BC Lo7Cu Locai.coun"',u,''''" "
IPvnsaAB aa E-CE es.a aa 'M1 a. m 1
cii iiuiia.. a fl.u ain atv.ov I'm I
UBIOn f acme. 1
wveriana j.imuea a ;u am a :no pm
The Fart Mail l:4 pm
California Express
.a 4:Z0 pm
hbi, nn h inriui .
tr.ium v.,nrmm .
ail:JU t,m
' a 7-30 km
TM Auantlo fJiDress... '
The Colorado Special.. .a 3:10 am a 8:40 am
Chicago Bpeolal.
a x:4U am
t in..ii. a.
atromsbure- Express.. b 4:1
00 pm WS:t0 pm
North Plstte Local a 1.00 am a 6:16 pm
oepro o ;w am
Cblcago, Milwanlie A SL Pawl.
Chicago aylighL..-..a 7:45 am all:16 pm
1 v iuuaso ri ihiiii.. o.w jim a. a. to pm
Chicago Limited.., a 8:06 pm , a 7:60 am
Des .Maine Express. ...a 1:46 am a 1:40 pm
Missouri Pacific.
Bt. Louis Express.... ..al0:00 am k 6:96 pm
K. CT& Bt. L. Express. al0:60 pm a 6:16 am
t ' ,m j in, J
WEBSTER DEPOT 15TH at. WEBSTER
.,. -.
Chleaao, St.- Paal, Mlaaeapoll
Omaha.
Leave. " . Arrive.
ttSiJ SiSI IZ WaS
Oakland Local. ,..,b 6: pm b 1:46 am
Ckloao At Northwestern, Nebraska
t Wyeaslag Division. .
Black Hlllst Deadwood,
Wln" cKind ,:M Pm 8:Pm
Douglas a i:w pm t l;U pm
1 Hastings, York, David
..City. Superior, Geneva,
Exeter and ewara...o i:w pm ,D i:wpm
Mlssonrl Pacific.
XTaKvo.U. twi.1 Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm al0;35 am
STATMN-ioth A MASON
1
, . . ,
I , -Vi. .! .... a o 1 -
1 ---
.fe"""? !!S2!5' !: m
chicw Lwat a 918 am In 55 pm
Chicago Limited. ........a 8.06 pm a 7:45 pm
Fast Mall . .: pm
1 Knkaaa City, St. Joseph at Coaaoll
I ' Bloffs. '
:-..--.
St. Louis Flyer..... .,.!!a 6:26 pm aU:05 am
Kansgs City Mfht Ex. .810:46 pm a 6:S0 am
Barll.trt.. st Mlssoarl Klver.
tjimn,A.' TteatrtcA 'and
I "i.tnioin a R SO am hli ns nm
a aS
HIhcU Hills snd Puset
Bound Express aU:10 pm S J:10 pm
Fiver a 8:19 pm
Lincoln i-asi juan o i.oi pra a :u am
K-or t'rook- ana fiattn-
1 Hlii-v,i A Pacific Jet
mouth b S lb pm M0:3S am
ict..a7:wpm a i:ei am
Bellevue At pacltlo jct..a 1:60 am
. rt.llv h flalla airont AUlndav d Tlallw
exoeut Saturday, e Dally except Monday.
CASE GOES TOiSUPREME COURT
I.ltlaatlaa Betweea Widow of M. T.
Patrick and Letter's Brother De-
elded la' Favor af Wornaa.
The litigation over the estate of I. T.
Patrick reached' another stage yesterday
when the jury which has been hearing the
i : . . - .
case in Judge Blabaugh s court for the past
week returned a veraiot in lavor 01 tne ap
i
""7' ' ' ' J 1' '
1 nis case wua an yiii urvuiui ujr invi
I widow of M. T." Patrick against Algernon
I Patrick, a brother of the deceased. The
, h.i, annrovwi tha n.-t
I . ' ' . . , " --r 7 V . I
Algernon rairica as vs.euui.ur, wnerein a
claim of 111,777.86 was set up against ths
estate,. Mrs. Patrick, at the wife of the
deceased and at ths guardian of thslr three
minor children appealed the cans.
Prior to his death M. T. Patrick and' his
I brother, Algernon Patrick, were engaged
I In a partnership business. It was alleged
br Patrick tha. Algernon Patrick paid
- iw v..w. -i,, -uu
eatata's money. Mrs. Patrick, bv ker rseant
I ,, Sf..A..jLf -.ov.iH Hifv.V.t I
I ""7 T
I aggregating over 16,000. Algernon Patrick
I Set up counter claims of $11,777.85. The jury
returned a 'Verdict aaalnst Alssrnon
i i , i . . - oaa, A m.. , .i . .
rairiua Ul a-, aoi.it a. auvma w lie esULte
Of 114,066.69.
The case will be appealed to the supreme
court by Algernon Patrick.
' rkleasja Great Weatera Railway.
Short lino to Mlnden, Harlsn, Manning,
Carroll and Fort Dodge. Two trains sach
way. Leave Omaha at 6:20 a. m. and 1:46
p. m. Leave Council Bluffs st 6:46 a.
and l lo'Ti m. For Information apply to
Geo.
F. Thomas, Gen'l Agt., room 113,
Omaha National Bank building. Omaha,
Neb., and 96 Pearl Bt. Council . Bluffs, la.
Kaasas City, Mo.
From October J7 to Inclusive. Missouri
I I UtM S.rtLV A I l Sa lll.Ul 9 w
1 Pacific . Rsllway , Co, will sell a
round trip ticket to Kan City. ,
special
account
ths great horse show. Full particulars at
City Ticket Office, S. E. corner 14th and
i Douglas streets, ,
ALUMNAE OF 'SACRED HEART
!( Women 11141 Tkelr First
Aaaaal Meetlaa ta HalU'af .
Alasa staler, "; 1
The first annual meeting of ths alumnse
lor the pscrea itesrt convent, iniriy-Min
and Burt streets, was held Tuesday with
apout fif.y members present. The organisa
'Ion elected these Kfflrt: President. Mrs.
Clara Crelghton Daugherty; vloe president.
Mrg Nn,h CarUn: s?rretary, Mis
, .
Msy McNftmnra; recorder. Miss Berth
Raumer. and treasurer. MIhs Anna Mullen.
. . . . . . . , ...i.tinn
1 ne memucrs pi- nil ni.'iNi.r n.ww.,,-..
... . . .rtVl
were received by the pupils of the school
in the recVptlon room st 11 o'clock. Th
. nr,i..cllv decorated In th
- .
fifty and Miss . Msy McNamara made a
charming toast mistress. The toast, "Onr
" - ... . .. ' ' ..i
Honorary rresiiiem, was renponura ,
Miss Ulltnn Bushman, and "Oxir Alumnae'
by Mrs. May Dowling Adams. Mrs. M. Mc-
Derrriott Walsh spoke of ''Our Members
Who Are Nonresidents Vf Omaha," and
'Our Alma Mater" was addressed by Mrs.
Lulu Trucky Pronfle.
At I o'clock the business meeting .took
place and all members who attended at
organisation were enrolled as charter mem
bers. For .the future no on will be re
ceived who "has not been graduated, or at
least gone through the tindergraduat
class.
A one-act play. Was given by the .pupils
n the afternoon, entitled
A Venetian
Tate," the leading characters being taken
by Misses Marie Coffman,. Claire. Wood
ward. Bessie Powers, . Allee Kemnardr and
vocal selections were Rendered bf Mrs.
Kate Crelghton Allison and Miss Delia Mc
Dermott. ' K
Bishop Bcannell was to have been present
to address the association, but on account
of being railed to Ft. Louis to attend tha
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AiaSssrkmetrSl ae.ehe 'tlneatera. 4
This evening JosepirJJTtriloV'' eit-
est livlug comedian,', wlil . preseul St th
Boyd one of hl greatest creations.) th
part of Bob Acres
In Richard Brlnsley
Sheridan's classic comedy, "Th . Rivals."
Mr. Jefferson's art needs no recommenda-
.inn. v. ... mnnv. ,.., atnod alone
"on, he has Tor many year sto.odalon
at the head of his. profession snd Is ad-
mltted to be not only the greatest living
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comedian, but tbe greatest, of, American
actors. 'Fighting Bob" Is his .farorlt
character next to. Rip Van. Wlnkl and on
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11 " ll,neo " weann.oi nis irrai
Ability. Mr. Jefferson Is supported by a
company that Includes-many sterling ao-
tofs and his nerformanc la always ex-
eellenca Itself. Tha ensrsa-ement Is for ona
Performancs only
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me Auguaiiii iaiy hwikm vuiiikiaiir
an .nrtnm.nl of thre inlvhta and a mat-
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1 Ins bl drawing card, full houses hay
I lng attended so faf. As far aa sketches
are concerned, seldom Is a better one seen
than "A pass for two,' which is being-
presented by Bam Edwards grid his .little
company, lncludlna the pretty vouna ae.
trees, Bophla - Brant and Mr. Francis
gtuart the remainder of the show em-
braces a good and diversified list.
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J The next matinee will b given Thursday
I afternoon.
I on Frldav nlaht OctobeK a another
fT" "'f.a.!!
1 vuiaiia wv t s sitexeata in emuuv iaiui
tnarooiiignts...'Lhjs. 11m. uutiucgy ekndl-
jaaie.wiu do ueorgevw. weeteraani, who
1 will , deliver monologue 111 dewny egrt
Yankee fashfon. .. . - ,v-Titi.V .
er.t.ralHtep-
I OMsfifl engagement-at the :K'lir "thaMer
, "ernoM' and events pform-
lances today.' 1 : . ' .; s.. .;;,'.
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"Ar You Mason on of the brightest
I t mo 7 American , puouc in
years comes to the Kxug theater Thursday
afternoon and nlgiit. Leo Pletrlchstein,
author and adspter .of St least- a dosen
recent successes In the big cities Is respon
sible for th manuscript. It Is ' considered
on ot nis , best, efforts arid for real scin-
"Hating bon mots and deep shafts of sa-
,iM -.n ,.,.. 1- n. v.. x
tlr- a"llr uke" front r,nk ,n humor-
I ou" otteT,nf Jf , our times., epartea
abounds and seemingly Inextricable dif-
"l" overcome by Amos Bloodgood
" hls elTo't' convince his wife that ho
has Joined th Masons, when hs has not.
By various pretexu ho keapt aip the hoax
I until very near the end .f the pley. Much
I against his wlU ho I IndcoO to attend
oJ hrvbon.-f.d. Mteon and
,here before his wife and friends -follows
his undoing. The jJlot sdjiists itself natur-
Hr and the dnsj curUla Arms him a oandl-
date for Masonio srders-
LIGHTS 0UT- IN COURT HOUSE
I Temporary Darkness Casies Oaltt a
Stir ana L'afaverabLs CoBssaeats
oa Deslga. .
Consternation reigned at the court house
for a time yesterday, owing to the fact
that the electric lights were out ot order.
I X Itemnta tu era m . iIm a . lla-h . tha a-aa lata
but this . proved futila Business was
practically suspended for a time, and lo
f?m 01 ."V ? 'Xo flo'
I IV W mm 14 m ksv iiBaaF iso tv uuu vuvs WSt
After the electrician had arrived It was
soms time before the lights could be turned
on. ; - ......
It was during this period of suspense that
one of the county commissioners . stated
that the court house had certainly been
I built for "keeps" but that the plans. of th
architect bad been faulty hi that soma
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portions or tne otniaing resembled a
- i ouneeuu mm, man anyv'""g eise. , ii is
l.vi...Dnr In anma AS IK. aMmam . m K
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business with any degree of comfort c
I satisfaction.
Tbls uiiderclotjjlug Is thought
by souie to bs a luxury, by many
a necessity; but to all who wear
It a (rree that it give more com
fort and satisfaction thaq afiy
other, made. , . '
Booklet telling all ahnnt It
aud the (armeul may be had ' -
At leading Dealers Everywhere
Tb Delmcl Llnsa-Mash Co,
(Originator of "UBSO-Msao").. ,
4tt SresSwsy, New ,Yrka .
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