Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 18, 1903, Page 11, Image 11
THE OMAHA DAILY HKfc: WKIXK8iAY, -XOVPMHKT? -13. -1003. WASTED FEMALE II El J". 100 glila. ; full Caaadlan office, l.'.th fcionfe, WANTED A good cook, tin. T. J. I ff . era, 1120 I'arV ave. C -'. ITAMOKRMO AND STITTERING, cured. WANTED I.dla to Introduce to the fam ily trade a lah luxury, both loral and for traveling; salary paid. Apply nwrn Ing to F. W. Tlbbits, room 23. Midland hotel. . , C 18x SPLENDID chance for ladies to Irarn tiiili.ft easing, msnlrurtng or facial mas sage hv otir method of free work and careful Instructions; more actual practice In one wrck than, by apprenticeship In month; visit our parlors and see for . yourfu lf., Moler College, 1302 Ivmrlas at. C MAI lx THE SMITH FKKMJKB EMPLOYMENT HKI'ARTMKNT furnishes Htenographer . without chatge.. IcL KN4 or call at oi'.lc. luinci jVUi and Faiiiam Kts. . C-M134 1)7 A' COMPETENT U1RL for general hn7ie work In family of three. m Mason. - C M539 Dinincr Chairs Mahogany or Onld'-n Oak, well made and strong. J1.I0 to t.7."i. . HAKEH FURNITURE TO. i , . . C M5t3 22 WANTED 'llrl for general housework nt .No.-. Sol Dodge a. . . , C M 569 WANTFD, n girl to do clean washing; and ironing; at tho rcche, lth and Hnrnev. , c-trnv LADIES Mit per hundred writing short l-t-ters. No deposit. N Canvassing. Stamped envelop purtlculnra. Ladles' Supply to., jlhu.ii.. u. inuianapoiis, inu. V.;. . ; . . c-mijoo ix TVANTEt Woman aa aecond cook. tJO per month, board and lodging. Address Com menlfl Hotel, M'Cook. Neb. ," ... .. c-mom is ill to isi WBKKLT. easily earned knitting seamless hosiery for tia to aell New fork market: tnuchlnea furnished trustworthy families on trial; easy payments: simple to operate; Knits pair socks in : minutes; write 'today: start making monev; dis- tapew no" - hindrance. . Home Industrial Hnltttng Machine Co.. Detroit. Mich. " ' ' ' r-M"07 1 W ANTED SITUATION young man, 23 "WANTED Situation by ... . I . .......I ..... I.... I O.r. years.'., experience In clerical and office work; can rurnmn nrst-cuisa references. Address u . JK-e. A--2ii t:x HELP A.TKU. ADDRKSSKa of fcookkeepera. alencigra- -i Uhara. clerka, talesmen, window trim- merer pharmaclata. civil engineer. Horn Km jr. At:my,. Mi Btuta Bi , Hi'lt l.aka City. - M53S Six 9.8XSOPATHV. 4hniv lnatltut. tit N. T. Ufa Bid. X. WA ,. r .... - -j-J. "C- -..' '"6''t The Hunt innrnwiy, MnCafua Bide T. I'ii! Atten 6 Fnrwell, Paxfog Blk., 604-7. T. ' l)H. aRKCE pElpaAN, fSZ N. Y. Life. Tel. Vixa. I.AIRD & LAIKt, IW Knrha-h TtlJt, M iti N?llx . MSUTt WASiTKO. VAifTi:VCitvaaBlhg niconla In -every cointV to :-ollelt enb!cl iiitloiia to Tllfl nVKNTlK'fll- CliNTURV KAMEK. Steady eitinlovment with assured good In ' come. Agenta tn tha country with horK and buggy eepeoially desired.1 'Canvuaaera ' in a he ohmIIv ttio to SluO per month. Ad - H reaa Century Farmer Koliultors' , Bureau, jrtea-'Duiiair.a;, urmiiia. - - J n WANTED-Field sunerlntenUcnt. M'lilo awnke man. No selling. Hatublllied '''bimlnwMt.- -'Poirition permanent. I.irl;e Hrothi'a. company, International Nuraer lea, t:nictiB-o, iii. j ymn m 8AMTORIIM. OMAHA' Florence Snhntorlum. 'Phone Red .?fM;l blk. . of catrllne.. City rjbone. jlKi vity nein ana mafeags pariora, ii-i - 5 X8 N !8 IIORTHANU AAD Tl'PKWBlTlfta. A. O. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life. .. 1,4 KF.H.-BURineas 4k. Shorthand College. Bovd' Theater. 675 LAW ASD COLLKCTIOSS. ' T1XLMAN A PRICE. 410 1st Nat. Bk. bldg. -. . K Julia Vaughn. tJO Ramga Bldg. QAHBAGB. ANTI-MONOrOLT OARBAQE CO., cleans iHiiiii a and vaulta. removea garonaa .and dead animala at reduced prices, all n. join. lei. uiv. HORSES WINTERED. HOKHES wintered. t3d And Center. Ti-L Plat k U21 Mi x tH HKM-IVITHMKHKO ROOMS. THREE unfurnished roo-nr, first floor, water In kitchen. X-63 SL Marys ave. 1-U bi2 lx PAWKDROKERS. POSTOKFIt K SOT1C K. ANDS and NEW CALEDONIA perl11y addresieed only), via Vancouver and Vic torla, R. C. cloee here dully at :! p. m. up to December IS, Incluaive, for dispatch fer a. s. Moana. UNA and JAPAN, via Tacoma. dope here dally at :. p. m. up to Decemhor 22. Incluelve, for dispatch per s. s. Bhaw mut. NOTE tnleas otherwlae addreeaed, West Australia la forwarded via F.urope, and New Zealand and Philippines via Sin Francisco the quickest routes. Philip pines specially addressed "via Canada" or "via Europe" must be fully prepaid at the foreign rates. Hawaii la forwarded via Pan Francisco exclusively. Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of sailing dally and the schedule of closing la arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. IRegte tered mnil closes at 6 p. m. previous day. CORNEI.TfS VAN COTT, Postmaster. Postofflce, New York, N. Y., November 18, 1503. EAGLE Loan office. Reliable, accommodate lug; all buainesa confidential, uvi uougias. PATENTS. H. i. COWOILL-No fee unless successful. 118 8. lf.th .St.. I'lnnlw. Tel. 17 ftiiS storage:. OM. Van fitor. Co., tfllH Farn. Tela. 1559-MJ. 078 WANTEDTO REST. WANTED, room snd board In private fam ily, not too tar out. yuole rates. Ad dress W B. Hee. K MT.X5-18X. When You Write , To Advertisers remember It only takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Baa. POSTOFF1CE NOTICE. GOVERNMENT NOTICDS. FORT MEADE, 8. D, NOVEMBER, 2. 190S. Pealed proposals In triplicate will be re ceived here until 2 p. m., November 21. 1!3, for material and labor ill nutting elcctilc light fixtures In one double barrack snd on Military Post Exchange, with necessary trsnsformers. meters and lightning arres tors. Information furnished upon applica tion. 1'nlled States reserves right to accept or"relect anv or all proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes containing proposals to he marked "Proposals for electric ngm fixtures," addressed C. D. Vogdee, Capt. N9-10 17-18M iShuuld be itud DAILY by all lntuieatcd. as changes may occur at nny lime.) J'oreign malls for the week ending No vember ZUfOJ. will close (1'KOMPTLY In all CdxcB) at the Oeneral i'estotnee as fol lows: l'ARCELB-Pt8T MAILS close ono huur earlier than cloning time shown be low; Purcels-Post Malls lor Germauy close at i p. ni. Monday. Regular and supplementary mails clone at kurelgn Station half hour later than cloxlna tune shown below (except that Bup- plenuntaiy Malls for Europe ann ceniiai Amei'k a. via Colon, close one hour Inter at FojeiKii Station). Transaxial at lei Malls. WEDNESDAY At 1:30 a. m. for EUROPE. per a. s. Oceanic, vlii Queenstown; at 7:au a. in. for NETHERLANDS direct, per s. a. Amsterdam (mall muxt be directed "ier a. a. Amaterdam"!. Tlfl'RSDAY At ? .ii. ni. for FRANCE. HWIT.EK1.AXD., ITALY. SWAIN. POH TVOAL, TURKEY, EUYPT. GREECE. BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAK Qt'EZ, per t. e. La Savole, via Havre (mall tn other purl of Europe must be directed "per . a. La 8avte ) FRIDAY At 6 30 p. m. for AZORES ISLANDS, per S. a. Vancouver, from Los ton. SATURDAY At 3:3" a. m. for IRELAND, per a. k. Umbrla, vKi ueenstnwn (mull for other parts, of Europe must be dl- . i-'-iKed "por s. a. . Cmbriu.' );,at a. m. for K1!HJPH per a. . New York. vlH'Sotith- t amiiton; at 8:30 if. tn. i'or BKLOC1M dl rei't, per h. s. Kronlauil (mall miijit be dl v retted "per s. a. Wroiilund"; at S:30 a. m, . fm- ITALY direct per a. s. lioliensollern . (mull must be directed "per s. a. Hohen. sollern"); at H a. ni. for LEXMARK ll rect. per a. s llekla (mail must be di rected "per s. S. Hekla") AP.er-.the cleing of the. Supplement.iry ' Trar.xiitlantic Malls named above, addi tional Supplementary Mails nro oix-ued ' on the plei-s of the American, English, French and German steamers, and re main open until within Ten Minutes of the jiour-of sailing of steamer. Malls for SoatU and Central America a, , West Indies, Etc. WEDNESDAY-At JO a. m. for YUCATAN. -.per s. Daggry (mall must be directed "per s. e. -Dnggry"; at 12 m. (suppler meutarv 12:o p. m.) fop BAHAMAS, pet" f4To Ant Ilia: at u:w n. m. (suiipiemeniai j v. m. for TURKS ISLAND and DOl MINK AN KEPL BL.IC, ler a. s. v.:nero. OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER master, Sheridan. Wyo.. Oct. IS, 1603. Sealed proposals in triplicate will be re ceived here until 10 . m.. November 20, lfltrj, for construction of a 12-bed brick hos ultnl at Fort Mackenaic. Wvo. Work on building shall commence hot later than fiarcii l. ism. fians. specincauons, in structions to bidders., proposal blanks and other Information may lie obtained nt of fices of depot uuartermastera at Omaha, St. Paul. Denver and Chlcage and at this office. U. 8. reserves the right to accept or reject any or nil proposals or any part thereof. Envelops containing propo-'als should be endorsed. "Propoenls for hos pital," addressed Capt. Thos. Swobe. Q. M. . OIK-20-21-22-N18-10M reasons, that no stir will be made concern ing them. . . City Treasurer Ilennlngs, who was In Lin coln this week, returns with a strong Im pression, that the new revenue law will he sustained, as n whole, hut will have certain protested features modified by the courts. WILL BOOM ROBERT EMMET Illheralaaa Dram I n Crowds to Al tered ' Tlay Bearing; Irish Pntrlot's Name. Tin Ancient Order of Hibernians In Omaha and South Cmnlia have arranged for a bonifit during- the appearance at the Krug theater of the frlay "Robert Emmet." This will be In : Omaha during the first of next week and the Hibernians are working up crowds for MuViday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights. The name" Robert Emmet eertalfTiy looks good to the Irish-Americans in any connec tion, and the Ancient Order will be In evi dence. At Kansas City the Knights of Columbus turned out to a theater party, Robert Conness, who plnys the title role, being a Karisas City man.- LEGAL NOTICE. ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLD ERS. The annuul meeting of the stockholder of the Chtsna Mining and Improvement company will be held at the office of the company, room I0 New York Life building. Omuha, Neh., on December 6, W.t, at 10 o'clock a. tn. GEO. A. MEAD, Secretary. AILROAD TIME CARD. KEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N, Y. Life bldg., attorneys ana collectors every- ooo where. ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. MUE. SMITH, baths, 11 N. 16, 2d floor, r. 1 T MN61 IJX FLORISTS. HESS A 8WOBODA. 1416 Parnam. 7S U HENDERSON, florist. 151 Fa mam St. -7 BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co.. 111. N. 16lh at. 667 COSTUMES. COSTUMES for rent. Back, m 8. Join at. ' t'-MH'j lec1 KIRKlTtRB PACKING. Peterson. Lundberg. lit S. 17th. - Tel. L-23tS. n oiv . WASTED TO. BORROW. . WANTED To borrow $00 to Sl.OOO at T per cent on gooa aouin cimsna rental prop ' arur; security ample. Address T 26. bee. FOR EXCHANGE. TRAVEIJNU man desirous of going Into . business wllr trade his borne, centrally loc ted. 'very desirable for home or rent ing, for stock or merchandise. K: 1. WEAll, 161.4 lMJUULAS ST. 7. W7 IS LOCKSMITH. R. HEFLIN, 30 N. 16th St. Tel. rti, aa eos ACCOBDIOX PLKATISG. ACCORDION '' tdeallna. cheepeat. beat, uuUkeat. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17th and Douglas. M74K COSTIXKS. Theatrical end masq. - Lieben, 10:1 Far. CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL k'nds of carpenter work and reialrin( promptly attended to. i. V. Ocnl.trea, f"n sua Lake sis I MISICAL. THOS. J. KELLY, voloe. DavlUgc block. -eo LETOVSKT'S ORCHESTRA. Tel. L-StSvt ' AOS VORNICEMAKEHS AND .TINNERS. - -olcea, ndgaroU guitora, skylights Tet. 214. aiiaa lx, DETECTIVES. CAPT. T. COKMACK. 617 Karbacb block. bKUOl'T Detective agency. 'M N. Y. Life " ft. 3 A". -S' NIS EXPERT Af'COl NTAKT. O. R. RATHliUN. room U, Com I Nat l bana. 1'rivale leaaeua la buokkeepiug. c o.i H K DKKIMIU. 1 n V ALLACh 1IJci Uilsl. M 8. Hth. c.'i INION STATION lOTII AND MARC Y. Illinois Central. Leave. Arrive. Chicago Express ..u 7:35 am a i:)0 ptn Cl icaao. Miuneapoiis He St. Paul Limited..-...." V:5o pm a S;ifi am Minneapoli,- Ac til. Paul Uxoreys hT:35'am b!0:33 p;n CliloiHO Loeul ..i:. M:A'im Chicago Kxpress !il":S5 am llilcao A Northwestern. ' The North western Line. ' ALL THREE PLEAD NOT GUILTY Two Arrested for Street Car Holdnn Dear the I barg In Poller Court. Frank Wells, Dlclt Johnson and Charles Smith, the three young men charged with holding up Conduotof F. M. Vohntlne and Motorman Ira Flgnagan of the park car Hoe a week ago -last Sunday night, were arraigned In police court, pleaded not gutlty and asked for a hearing, Which was set for Friday next. On the partial confession of Johnson the police are morally sure they have the trio wanted. Evidence lacking ,to establish guilt beyond a doubt Is not wanted except In the case Of Wells, Smith and Johnson having been identified by the street car men. APOPLEXY KILLS HIGGINS Verdict of Coroner's Jary Over Body of Pioneer Kportaman, Who Dies Knddenly. Fat Chicago Mall Ixcal S'.oux City... Daylight St- Vaul. D.iylight Chicago.. Limited Chicago.. Jical Carroll FaKt Chicago Kaet St. Paul...... St. Paul lixpress.. Fast Mall laical r?liux city 1 v. m. kee: at 12.30 p. m. (aupplementary l::rpi . ' . . . n n. . . . . . . , . . . ,,11,11 V I I." 1 In. I lor 1. ino.MAn, rt i . i.. rwiv. i.r.r. ; WARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS. BRITISH, DUTCH and FRENCH GUIrtNA, per s. a. Carihnee. THURSDAY At S a. m. for CUBA, per s. a. Esperansa tmail for Mexico, via Progreso, Campeche and Vera Crux munt ,be directed " ptr S. s. Ksperanxa"): at 12 m. for MEXICO. ler s. a. Saratoga, via Tnmnlco unall milat be directed "per s. s. Saratoga"; ut 7 p. m. for NEWFOUND LAND, per a. s. Corean, from Philadew tililn. FRIDAY At 12 m. for NORTHERN BRA ZIL, per s. s. Dunstan. via rara Manaoa, SATURDAY At 8 a. m. for BERMUDA, rar a Pretoria: at K:: a. m. (supple- mentarv l:30 a. m.) for CURACAO and VENEZUELA, per a. s. Zulla (mall for fVvanilla and Cartagena must be directed "per s. s. Zulia' j; at a. m. for PORTO RICO, per a. s, coamo. viu. Ban juan; hi S:30 a. m. (sunnlementary 10:W a. ni.) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA, 8A VANILLA. CARTAOKNA and GREY TOWN, per s. a. Alleghany (mall for Costa Rica must be directed "per s. s. Alleghany"): at 1ft a. m. for CUBA, per . a. Mexico, via Havana: at 10 a. m. for IORT AU PRINCE. PETIT UOAVE. AUX CAYF.S and JACMEL. ier s. s. Prlns Wlllem IV. (mall for other oarts of Haiti. Curacao. Venexueln, Trinidad and British and Diflch Guiana must be di rected "per a. a. Prlns Wlllem IV. ); at lft-30 n. m. (supnlementary 11:30 a. m.) for INAOUA and HAITI, per s. s. Bolivia. Malls Forwarded Overland. Kte., KxE. evpt TranspaclBr. CUBA Via Florida,, clones at this ofh.-e daily, except Thursday, at u:ju a. m. (ine connecting mails cloMe here on Wednes days and Saturdays via Tampa, and on UnnAnv. via Miami!' - MEXICO CITY Overland, unless Specially addressed for fllsnutcn DV sieamer. closes at this office dally, except Sunday, at 1:30 p. m. and li:uu p. m. eunuaya ai .w p. ii and lt'0 n in. Kcivmi:M)l.AKD-Bv rail to North Syd ney, and thence ny steamer, eiosea ai inn office dally at s:30 p. m. (connecting mans close here every Monday, Wednesday end Rntnrd.ivl. i ' JAMAICA By rail to Boston, and thenea by steamer, closes at tins omce at :! p. m. everv Tuesday. ' By rail to Philadelphia and thence by steamer, closes st this office at 11:30 p. tn, everv YVednesda V. MlyUELDN By fall to Boston, and thence by steamer, closes at mis omce auuy at -30 r m. BELIZE. PfrERTO CORTEZ and . OIIATEMALA By rail to New Orleans, and thence by steamer, closes ni this oS rice dallv. except Sunday, at t:3U p. m. and and 111:30 p. in., Sundaya at 11:00 p. ni. and (11:30 p. m. (connecting mall closes here Mondays at (11:30 p. m.). COSTA RICA By rail to New Orleans, and thence by steamer, closes at this office dally, except Sunday, at (1:80 p. m. and 111:30 p. ni., Sundays at Jl:O0 p. ni. and (11:30 p. m. (connecting mall closes here Tuesdavs at 111:30 p. ni.). R EG 1 STEREO MAIL closes at p. m. previous day. Traaspaeiae Mails. HAWAII. JAPAN. CHINA and PHILIP . JJIN'E ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close here daily at i.M p. ni. up to No vember incluaive, for dispatch per a. ' s. Oaellc. HAWAII, via Sail Francisco, close here dully at 6:30 p. m. up to November I A In.-luHlve. for dispatch' per e. a. Alameda. CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver arnj Victoria, 11. C. close here dally at :30 p. m. up to November (v!4. Inclusive, for dls pattli per r. a Empress of China. (Mer chandise for United 8tates Postal agency at Shanghai cannot be forwarded via Canada.) - CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, close her dally at f : p. m. up to November 1:5, Incluaive, for dispatch per s. s. Kiojun Maru. PHILIPPINE IBIJtNDS, via Ban Fran- Cisco, clou here daily at :30 p. m. up to November ?16. Inclusive, for dispatch pet lr. 8. tianp'rt. TAHITI and If ARQTTESA8 ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close here daily St :S0 p. in up to Noveniler ('.'6. Inclusive, for illxnatch per s. s Mariposa. HAWAII. JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP PINE ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close here daily at 6 30 p. ni. up to November ("8. inclusive, for dispatch per s. a. Hong Kong Maru NFW ZEALAND. AI'STRALI (excent West). NEW CALEDONIA FIJI. SAMOA and HAWAII, via San Francl-eo cloxe here daily at S.30 p. m. un to Dec-ember (5, IncliiHlve. for disuatrh per a. Ventura. (If the Cunard s'atmer carry ing the British mull for New ZoiNnd tl- not rrle In time to connett with this difual. h extra iiihIIs - l,.ina at a m. and ,0 a. m. and ( 3ii p m ; Sun .davs at 4. a. ni.. I a. ni. and ( Sit p. m. will i,e made uo aiul foiwwrded until the r.tiivnl of t he Cunaid semer ) AUSTRALIA ("-xie'il West). FIJI ISL- a J:in am a TfiO r.m ...a fc:oa pm a 8::i'j am ...a t:lo am a l:8o pm ...a 7:So uni ul0:00 pin ...a :') am all:10 pni ...a 8:15 pni n D:16 nnt ...a 4:"0 pni a li.ro um . - o.ixi pin u 3:45 pm ...a S:10 pm a 7:06 uni a 11:30 um a 2:40 pm ...b 4:00 nm b !):S0 am Norfolk & 3onesteel....a 7:25 am nlf:S5 am Lincoln K- long P!nv....b 7:25 am bl:3i am Local Chicago 11:30 am i nlou Pacific. Overland Uniited a 9:40 am a 1:50 pm The Fast Mail ,. a 3:25 put California Express. a 4:20 pm. Pacific Express all:30 pni Eastern Express.. a l:$0 pm The Atlantic Express... a 7:80 am The Colorado Special. ..a 7:10 am a 3:40 am Chloago BpeoiHl . a 1:40 am Lincoln. Beatrice A . ..... Stromsburg Express. .b 4:00 pm blj:o0 pn North Platte Local a 8:09 am a 6:15 pm Grand Island Local b 5:30 pm b S:3S am Cnleaa-o, Rock island & Pavlflc. ' . ! EAST.. . . 4 Chicago Daylight Lt'd.a S:55 am a 1:50 am Chicago Iaylight Looula 7:00 ani a 9:35 pm Cliicago Express.. -, bll :1a am. a 5:35 pm Des Moines Express. ,. .a 4:30 pm. bll:5o am Chicago Fut Lxpre..a 6:30 pm al:'J pm WEST. Rockv Mountain L t d.. a 7:30 am a 7:25 nm Lincoln. Colo. Springs, Denver, Pueblo and . West a, 1.30 pm a 5:00 pm Texas, CallCornla and Oklahoma Flyer t S:t5 pm al2:40 pm Chicago Great Western Ry. Co. 21 St. Paul A Minne apolis Limited a 6:55 am 104 Ft. Dodge Exprea..a 7:35 am . 1 Ft. Dodge Expiess..a S:2f pm 20 St. Paul ft Minne apolis Limited a 7:55 pm T Ft. Dodge Express.. all:10 am 1(8 Ft. Dodge Express.. a 8:30 pm ( hit-ago. Milwaukee A St. Paal. Chicago Daylight a 7:45 am all:15 pm Chicago Fast Express. .a t:45 pm a 3:40 pm Chicago. Limited :(5 Pln 2 50 um i An inquest was held by Coroaer Braliey over the body of the late Charles F. Hlg- glns yesterday and a verdict assigning apoplexy as the cause of his sudden death was returned by the Jury. The funeral of Mr. HiRg-lns will take pluce Thursday aft ernuoii, the exact' hour not yet having been determined. Services will bo held at the late home. 2011 Leavenworth, and Interment wlli.be made at, Fairview .cemetery, Coun cil Bluffs, whore a mother and other rela tives of deceased tire buried. CUT OPSONE TI1R0UC0 TRAIN Union Pacific. Announce! Ntw Echednl Iffecive Nxt Cundaj. VARIOUS CHANGES ARE MADE IN TIME m m m Revised Table Leaves Only Two In stead of Three Through Trains to the Golden . Gate. ' . . y, The Culun I'aclllc has nnnounceJ the new passenger train schedule which will go Into effect on that line Sunday, November 22. Several changes will take place In the tr.aln service, the most important of which Is the cutting off of one California through train, which leaves but two trains that will run through to the Golden Gate Instead-of three, as heretofore'. Beginning Sunday the trains will arrive and depart as follows: No. i, ihe Overland Limited, arrives at Omaha at 6:16 a. ro. and departs at' 9:40 a. m. There Is no chance In the time of this train. No. , ! tlie Colorado Express, arrives at Omaha at 3:40 p. m. and dcpaits at 4:20 p. in. The. Pacific Express. No. 5, which is now a Portland train Instead of a California train aa hertofor-, arrives at Omaha at 2:10 p. tn. and departs lit 3:20 p. m. This technically makes two through California trains instead of three, as here tofore, as No. 6 Is now only a through train to Granger. 1 Eastbotind No. 2f the Overland Limited, arrives at Omaha at k:05 p. ni. and leaves at 8:25 p. m. instead of arriving at 7:50 p. m. and departing at 8:15 p. in. No. 6, the Eastern Expsess, arrives at Omaha al 5:80 p. m. and leaves at 5:50 p. m. NO. 4, the Atlantlo Express, which has heretofore been a through California train, will no longer run through Item San Francisco. . Service to Portland, . The Portland service will be as follows: No. 5, the Pacific Express, will arrive at Omaha at 2:40 p. rn. and depart at 8:20 p. m. This is a new train for Portland.' .No. 1, the Chlcago-Portlund Special, wllVhrrive at Omaha nt 9:15 a. in. and depart at 9:40 a. in. EuAtbound the service will be:j No. 2, the Chicago-Portland Spcclul, will avrivuttt Omaha at 8:05 p. ni. and depart at 8:25. p. m.,.lnuead ot :50 p. m. and i.io, as Tor M A1LAR1A ; Germ Infected Air. . Malaria is not confined exclusively to the swamps and marshy regions of the country, but wherever there is bad air this inPklioua foe to health is found. Foi9onoua vapors and rases frdtn sewers, and the musty air of damp "cellars, are laden with the germs of this miserable disease, which are. breathed into the Jungs and taken up by the Mood and transmitted to every 'part of tbe body. Then you begin to feel out of sorts without ever suspecting the cause. ' No energy or appetite, dull headaches, sleepy and tired and completely fagged out from the slightest exertion, are some of the deplorable effects of this enfeebling malady. As the disease progresses and the blood becomes more deeply poi soned, lwils and abscesses and dark or yellow spots appear upon the skin. When the poison is left to ferment and; the microbes and terms to multiply in the blood, Livr and Kidney troubles and other serious complications often arise.' . As Malaria ' begins and develops in the blood, the treatment to be effective must begin there too. 3. S. a. destroys tue germs and poisons and purifies and strengthens the polluted blood, and under its tonic effect the debilitated constitu tion rapidly recuperates and the system is soon clear rtf all ejertta nf tkia flertrwaclnor fltaeaOA ? .'-) i S. v4. S.-is a guaranteed purely vegetable remedy, mild, pleasant and ( harmless. Write u if you want medical advice or any special information s about your case. This will cost you nothing. " ; THE SWiFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA of Transportation 13. Bucklnghnm, Super intendent of Motive Power W. R. McKeen, Jr., and several other officials Of the Union Pacific dearted about 9:30 o'clock Tuesday morning for the west In a .dyminometer car attached to a freight train. The trip is tnnde for the purpose of testing tho pulling capacity of the various types of en gines whlchj gre owned by the Union Pa ciHe, and also to arrive at the cost of pulling trains up grades of various de grees. The' party will go as far as Suit Lake City. ' Engines will be changed in each district and the test given each pat tern will be thorough. . The car In which the party goes Is spe cially constructed for the purpose of mntf lng.suoll' tests, it Is equipped with ma chinery,' which .denotes the pull which Is b?lng exerted, the grade resistance, wind resistance Snd several other things which It la the desire of the management to find out. All of the- markings ore minis auto- m... instead ot ,;& p. ni. and t.U, as ror- t mateaJiy Uy electrical machinery. merly. No, 6, the Eastern Express. Will ar- , . ... ........... .i. . .-. .i. , . i . . .1 Northern Pnelne tHiJecta nig ai uuiauu u l j. lit. auu iir('ai i hi VIC WALKER UNDER CHARGE Colored Proprietor of Third Ward I'lnee t craned of Comlnrtlna Gambling; Resort. C'oiuplaint was filed In police court by As8Jataut County Attorney Weaver .charg ing Victor AValkCrv colored, with keel ing 'a gambling house rtitlie'rear-of 1319 Doug- lU3 street. This. was the. place raided by tile police last Sunday night, when twfnty nlrie colored lnmdf'-s:iwere urrestcd, The case cornea up Frliliiy. , . W. C. lvea. law tartierf W. J. Connell. With offices at Jt i Uee building, was op erated on ajt It yesv rda.y tnoining lor ap pendicitis by Dr. jA,iB. .iSomrTs, assisted by Drs. Jonas and Bridges. At last reports Mr. Ives, had nof-recorered consciousness, being still under1 tJte;lnrf ence of the auues thetlc. In the estimation of the physicians, however, he stood the operation well and Is in a favorable condition. Mr. Ives was confined to his -hmhe, W2 Ndrth Thirty ninth street, about three weeks ago. At tiiat time it was ivut known .what was the nature of his ailnrent. Dr. Homers, who had charge of the onset nailed In Dr. Jonas. Dr. Bridges and Dr. A, F. Peterson, a blood sMc1allt, and after Consultation it was decided an operation was necessary. E:50 . m. I The Denver trains will run as follows; No. 3, the Colorado Express, will arrive at Omaha at 3:40 p. m. and leave at i:23 p. in. It will arrive at Denver at 8 :1m a. m. No. 11, the Colorado Special, will arrive at 11:10 p. in. and leave at 11:30 p. m., arriving at Denver .at 1:30 p. m. the following day. This train formerly left Omaha at 7:20 u. m. . This service gives two trains arriving at Denver daily, one in the forenoon and one-in the afternoon. Eastbound No. 1"2, the Eastern Express, leaves Denver at 9:4V p. m. and arrives at Omaha at 8:20 p. m. No. 12, the Chicago Special, leaves Denver at 1:20 p. tn., arriving at Omaha at 3:40 a. ni. Omaha passengers will be permitted to occupy their berths on this train until 8 a. m., as the car will be sidetracked. Trains Nos, 7 and 8, the Cohtmbus locals, will not be taken eft as .announced some time ago. No.' 7 wl!l leave Omaha at 0:30 a. m., und No. 8; eastbound, will arrive ut the Union depot ut 9:25 a. m. Train No.-lol,-the Fast Mail, will arrive t Omaha at 8:45 ai in. and depart at 8:50 a, m. " It M carry two day coaches as far as North Platte. No. .102. the Fast Mail, will arrive-at Omaha at 3:20 p, m. and leave at 8:30 p. tn. , ' . To. Test Engines'' Capacltlra. , President Horace O. Burt, Superintendent . , Too Free with Hii Jackknlfe. . ' 'John Kelly was fined (15 and costs In po lice court for drawing ti knife on John Mox, bartender at the Nullum saloon. Eleventh and Howard streets, Monday night. Kellv is to stand committed -until fine Is paid or time la served. Kejiy admitted his guilt, but pleaded - that he was intoxicated and did-not Know what he was doing. Mox said tie. knew what Kelly . In tended to do. unci at ne paa not. witn the WeoinxSre'ss'-:: ?! SS I i ?S -P A.UVL h,m. Owing to an objection made by, the North ern' Puclfic, a notice has been received from the Burlington general offices in Chi cago to the effect that no mores tickets wiU be sold from territory north of the Illinois and Wisconsin state lines from the lakes to the Mississippi river, and thence west along the line of the Illinois Central via the Missouri river and points along the Northern Puclfic west of Billings. This probably will divert some traffic which has heretofore been going through Omaha. The objection of the Northern Pacific was that the Burlington was securing the long haul, which rightly belonged to It. BINGHAM LAWYERS NOT READY Make In vesications Before Deciding on Contesting the Election of Uroadwell. ..... Considerable Interest Is manifested at the court house ?pver Uie matter of the pro posed election contest between the Broad well and. Bingham taction for the office of clerk of the district court. The at torneys for Mr. -Bingham announce that they are' t!l ' making '. Investigations and untliv they 'have, oompleted. their work they will, not' be In a position to say positively whether the contesting of the election wlll'l be carried Into the courts. ' It la kjiown that alleged discrepancies have been found In certain precincts In South Omaha.' but whetrtVf these are sufficient grounds upon ' which' to base a contest will not ie known' until the attorneys for the defensW conclude to"ush or drop the matter. . i i , " - - NST SATISFIED WITH WORK'' Cunnt)-' ('ontmlsslnners Take Kicep- . Hons to Hoad Repair and J - ,' t 'May Replace It. . , ... .'; M ... -,'. . The county commissioners announce that they are dissatisfied with the character ot : the work, which Is being Anne In repairing ' the county road by 10.. D. Van . Court, to whom the contract tor the Class "B" work , was let some lime ago. And -now the, an nouncement is made that the board will' advertise for bids for tho cliiSs "A" Work. The commissioners wijl order some of this work laid Immediately In order that they may see Whether It "could, be better for. the rond to be repaired' Its fitllre" length with this class pf work, there la tl radical different" betwerrr the cluss "A rind clnaj "B" work, but the cnnrhilssloners author- Ised the latter ; UeeaUse itr 'Vs miic i'v cheaper, and now that (Mlf an e.miunt of this kind of -work already in b.e i 1 done the commissioners are so JissutlsneJ ' with It that it teems to be nece.siry t, make a change and fitt In the cfuss "B work. : ' ; ' The county road has been tt' matter ot ' considerable, trouble to the commissioners ' lor a good many moons and to get it off their.' minds for some time to come, the commis-'' sioners contemplate putting' In the highest, grade of repair work. . '., .. ' , ' A special session of the commissioners ', has been called for Saturday; .when thlg" ' matter will be considered. .... t- -" Dr. Berdlek Holds, Meetings. A series of eVangeUsUo rrf eetlhgs" Is being held this week at-Castellar Btreet lt-esby-., terian church. Sixteenth and Castellur streets. The service will bo 'oraiduoted by Rev. Newland Hall Burdick, pitor of the 8eoond Presbyterian church Mn- Burdick devoted all his time to this work before he came to Omaha under' the direction of the General Wssembty committee. All the peo ple of the south aide have' been especially jovitea .to atiena.: Wabash. St. Ixiula "Cannon Ball' Exp.-ess a :m pm i in El. Louis Local, Coun- rll Blurrs .-a sua am aio su pm Missouri I'aclnc. St. jou Express a 10:00 am a 6:25 pm K. C. at St. L Express.. al0:50 pm a 6:15 am BURLINGTON STATION 10th A MASON. Chicago, Burlington A 4.alacy. Leave. Arrive. Chicago Special a 7.00 am a 8:56 am Chicago Vestlbuled ex. .a 4:10 pm a 7:45 am Chicago Local a 9:18 am all:00 pin Chicago Limited a 8:05 pm a 7:45 pm Fast Mall 2:40 pm Burlington A Missouri Rrer. Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoln a 8:50 am bl2:03 pm Nebraska Express a 8:50 am a 7:45 pm Denver Limited a :iv pm a : am Black Hills and Puget Sound Express all :10 pm a 8:19 pm Colorado v'estlbult-i flyer ' a 8:10 pm Lincoln Fust Mai) ..J S.J2 pm a 9:08 am Fort ciook and Platts- mouth b 8:15 pm bl0:35 am Pellevue A Pacifio Jet. .a 7.50 pm a 8:27 am Bellevue A Paclno Jut. .a 8:50 am , Mauaas City, St. Joseph 4k Connell Bluffs. . B ansas Cltv Day Ex. ...a 9:15 am a 6:08 pm St Louis t'lyer a 5:25 pm all.t am Kansas City Night Sx..al0:45 pm a 6:30 am -i WEBSTER DEPOT 15TH WEBSTER Chicago, , St, Paal. Minneapolis A Onaavha. Leave. Arrive. Twin- City Passenger... a 6:30 sm a 9:10 pm Sioux City Paaeuger...a z:w pm aii:o wn Oakland Local b 6.4o pm b 8:4i am : Cbleaao A Nort hvreslern, Nebraska and Wyoming; Division. Black Hills, Deadwood, Lead Hot Springs a 1:00 pm a 6:00 pm Wyoming, Casper and Douglas d 8:00 pas e t:00 pm Hastings. York, David City, Superior, Oeneva, Exeter and Seward. ..b 8:00 pm b 5 00 pm Missouri Pnclfle. , Nebraska Local. Via ' Weeping Water ...b 4:10 pra a 10:36 am a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, d Dally except Saturday. Daily except Monday. might have become the. coroner s jury. Mortality Statistics. The following births and deaths hare been reported to trie Loard rf Health: Births Anton Bofcac,- 89 Douglas, boy; Aaron Ferer, 1910 Chicago, boy; Ormond Peterson, 280 North'Sixteenth, boy; Charles Miles. 1437 North Twentieth, boy; John Glover, 2102 North ' Twenty-seventh, boy; B. O. Hargadlne,' 3481 Taylor, girl: Frank Peter, 1417 South Fourteenth, girl; Mike Sobcsyk. 2509 Bancroft, girl. Deaths Infant Johnson. 2004 Lake, 12 days; Mrs. Jdlla Bales. 3113Vi Webster. 36; Harry-A. Johnson, lt2i South Fourth, 10; Barney Tunison; Nela J. Peterson, 8608 Hamilton, 67. - BOARD . OF s REVIEW WAITING Considers No Values V'ntH Supreme Court Rules on the New Revenue Law: No consideration of values has been made by the Board of Review and Tax Commis sioner Fleming says It will bo a week or more before affairs are In such shape as to permit actual reviewing. Controversy over the new revenue law has delayed the assessment work in various ways and the rolls are not In anything like the shape that they were at a corresponding time in previous years. About a dosen complaints have been re ceived by the board to date and each case Investigated as soon aa presented. It will be well toward the middle of the sitting before summonses are aent out de manding the presence of large property holders. Various kinds of business Inter, esia will bear the brunt of investigation this year, the railroads and corporations being ao aiineU. for wholly different SEAS0VA9LE JASHIGXS 47S Girl's A proa, ..SJotareera. .-- Girls' Box Reefers, 457tt Loose coata are exceedingly smart for young girls, aa wall as for the older folk, and are. to be com mended from ever? point of view. They slip. on over the gown with ease and readi ness, they do not 'rumple the' waist worn beneath and they are more generally becom ing to youthful figure than are the tighter ones. This model An made of dark blue sibeline, with collar of velvet, and Is stitched with silk, but all of the cloaking materials of the season are appropriate, cheviot cloth and the like. The coat is made with fronts and back and is fitted by means of shoulder 'and under arm. (earns. The fronts are faced and turned back to form lapels whlcb meet the collar, that Is seamed to the neck. The sleeves re wide and ample below the elbows, but snug above. In conformity with the latest fashion, and are finished with shaped cuffs. The quantity of material required for medium else. V2 years) Is SA, yards 44 Inches wide or 8 yards 52 inches wide. i ne pattern. 40., is cut In sixes for girls of 8. 10, iz and 14 years of age. For the acoommoagtion or The - Bee readers these patterns, which usually retail at from 28 to M cents, will be furnished at a nominal price. 10 cents, which covers all expense. In order to get a pattern enclose 19 cents, give cumber atd najie of pattero. . 1 . i t 1 ' " . , ,. . r ' V' " .'.'.- .- ' f. ... ... 't, '( . 1 Y ' ' TO) - 99 m . - &fw' fry ' ' By Julia R. Tutwiler::,,'; 3 ' JtZSit 1 I n George Gibbs,isone : w j . M : " ' ,H j :' of the 12 shortstories p fei. " AUtl . ; amearinc: in the ' fel 1 .ie-i .. - B tt , 11 W S 1 vF: 1 Wtf-: F ' . !-. c -r m ii sss, mm l-..- ; " i V ', - ' 1 VIM Tffl.. VL ... . .. .' . . 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