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TILE tm Alt A DAILY BEE; SATUltDAY, OCTOBEU u, 1001.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Ad vertlkemanfa for thesa column
will tie imUru until 13 m. for Ibe
tmlng adltlou ami nntll S.Sd p, in,
Tor mornlBtf and Siiniiii edition,
Hatea, 1 l2n a rrnrd drat tnrertlon,
io a word thereafter. Nothing tnkrn
inr leas tlinn iitlo fnf the flral tnaer
tlon. Thfie ad vertlaeaaaBta aaaal
ri eonnecnllTely.
Advertlaera, by requastlac a aam-
ered check, can liuve aaawera ad
dreaaad to a nntabered letter la ear
at Tka Bee. Ananvra aa addraaaad will
be delivered aa araaeatatlaa ! tka
kaak air.
. . . . 1 . "
MITI TIONN WANTED.
"WANTED, position by experienced stenog
rapher mm oftlie aislstant, bet of refer
"ncs; nccjrnte mid trustworthy . nnliiry
moderate. II oi. Bee A MOM r,
wa.vied-mai.e help.
WANTED, flrst-clnss Insurance solicitors!
wo will make very llhoral contract w.th
nirn nf ability capable nf handling general
gen.j. ('nil or address, Fidelity Savings
& Tiuat Co, 317 N. Y. U(.j Bldg., Omalin.
H-ITO 07
l.OOD messengers wanted. A. D. T., IM2 a.
path. H-M564
"WANTED, a good man In every rounty to
take subscriptions, for The Twentieth Cen
tury Farmer, Our agents make Rood
wages everywhere. References rnnlriMl.
Address Twentieth Century Farmer,
Omaha, Neb. it GI3
WANTED, experienced bushclm.ni. Apply
clothing department, J. Rraudcl & Sons,
Boston Store. , B 0 9:
MEN' nnd women to do copying nt home;
must ,w.rtto n fntr hand; fi to 112 weekly
working evenings! positively no canvass
ing, enclose stamp. Northwest Copying
Co., Box 6:9 .Minneapolis, Minn.
' --. B-M617
WANTED, nt once, two tinners with some,
experience In furnace work nt Creston
Cornice, Works, Creston, lowa.
B-MC15 5
WANTED Young man of somo experience,
nboiit 20 ytinrs of age; to work In drug
More. Walnut Hill Pharmacy, 40th and
Cuming. b-mcc 5
WANTED A clerk for general store, Ger
man preferred. Address I.)ck Hox 29,
1'nnama, In. li MGI1 6
SIN'OLIO miih, from 21 to J year, for gen
eral store work and delivering; must be
honest nrtd reliable. Wages. . pr
month. John Itochstrosscr, 1403 Jackson,
B-M63U 5
"WANTED Tinners! good nt furnnco work.
.Milton, ItogiTs A Hon. It MMj C
' .sau:smi; wanted.
CfOAR. salesmen with established trado
-with' large dealers, who buy direct frotn
factories. Address, with full particulars.,
H. C. Fisher, Fisher building, Chicago.
u M3W 0
WANTED; n goo4 broom maker. 1317 Oil
cagp st. D-M676 7
"VS'ANTED, man Jo travel Nebraska; ox
pcrlenco" iinneceHiaryj reasonable salary
and expenses; young man over 21 pre
ferred; self addressed cnvelopo to Hecre
tary r.ungton, 300 Dearborn st.. Chicago.
. U-.M6r3 6
MEN, to lenrn barber .tradei now Is tho
. tlmo to take up tho work: wo teach It In
.two months; present complete outfit of
tools, allow Saturday wages, grant dl
plonina and guurmitco positions from 12
, to tlO, weekly In country or city shops;
Uo trado offers better Inducements. Call
. or write, Moler llnrber Collego, 123 Knr
,ipim,$t. 11 .M071 10
SALESMEN wanted to carry ns a sldo lino
. dry goods specialties and blankets, direct
from. thu looms, to sell the country trade.
, Addrvtu Tho lkewood Company, 1'. O
box 4M, I'hlladolphla, I'u. I1-A1C70 6
W.IXTHD-FKMAtB IIBI,1.
WANTED, 20) girls. 1521 Dodgu. Tol. S7C.
C 107
W QlltlS, all klnda work. Canndlan OIllcT.
, , . C-ir.s
OKHMAN girl for general housework;
sjnall family; good wuges. 211 South 2Mb
street. C 2:9
WANTED,, ladlea or gentlemen, good f.a
?-.ry.,Ht,,,lBlif i,irk.i Call Heed hotel, room
OS, ZSIU St., South Omuhu, 12 to 3 p. m.
; C M6I5 B
t'A'NTi:D"-Cllrl for genernl housework.
Mrs. E. ItoHowntcr, 1711 Douglas street.
C OSS
A.i?lIXlj ?'lrtel. with good references, nt
. th Creche. C-C61 C
WANTEb, competent girl for genernl
housework; small family; good wages; to
g 'o Chicago. !rs. 'itussell Hurt; ' 122
, - 1 "t C-.MC62 6
WAi?T,,!riI Jn,,lcs t lorn Imlrdrestlug!
n ifiilcurlng or massage; one month com
pletes; come now and. prcpnro for busy
season- positions not less than,Jl weekly
guaranteed; too s donated diplomas
,awardod: no trades offer bottor Induce
. -menls; call or. write. Moler College. 163
I'wrnom st. C-.M72 lo
roit hi:t houskh.
' IK i YOU want your homes well routed
' Vlnco them with Ilonawn & Co. D-46)
SEE HENRY II, PAYNE, 601 N. Y. MKE.
,j V.-.l.
D-470
' TrLM?& P-Ct 0mnhtl Vnn Storage
Co., offlce IbU'A Knrnnm, or tel. 1559-8(3?
. D-171
'HOUSES,, stores. Hemls, Paxton block.
D 172
HOUSES, etc. T, D. Wend, 1524 Douglas.
D-173
. MOUSES nnd (lata. Klngwnlt, Darker H'k.
D-474
' m WIIjUAM 8T..a good three-room nt.
OSIAHA LOAN AND TntlST CO,,
r IGth nnd Douglas 8ts.
D-473
TOIl ItENT, eight-room house; convenient
. . D 177
:id s. 2Tir avm ;'.,. i rrrirr
n'"' vnrnlsh throughout;
. 'n?,',0. 'Jf".11"1 wlth references.
OMAHA LOAN AND TIU'BT CO..
10th nnd Douglas Sts.
j D-I7S
HOUSES for rnt In nil parts of theTcTty.
nrennan-Ivc Co.. .Too South 13th street.
' i'ui.' D-tso
VA' uinnTs?!1"' nn1 !lnrn- n" modern.
- vi'ti.? V'. ,Uil S . A')l)1 u- Merehants'
.Nnttonal Uank Hldg. D 4SI
T-JJOOM all modem bouse. XOO Dodce"
Clnrke. Powell, t:,) N. Y. I'lfe. D-..M710
H 0 C 8 K S yi 1 ii ATO N, 42S Pa x t o n I kTr-'
J r n-tia
. 15-noO.M "liriuse. nil modern, the ICarbach
SffS'i W,h ,,n,, '-"''venworth. limuir"
, ' ' D-.M9SJ OS
MODEHN residence. 10 rooms, easv wnlklnc
distance from hutne4H portion, tV ltlniz.
wnU nros., H.nrker Hlk, ' iT-skio
NEWLY prilnteil house of 5 splendid rooms':
"also itewly.nnpered house of 0 rooms nt
13th nnd Pierce Hts..; reasonable rent
houses opened for Inspection. J. W, Hob.
bins. 1S02 Fnrnjim. D M2M
5-ROOM cottaBe,'ll2. Innulre -2710 Parker.
D 153
10-HOOAl fut'nUhed home, modern. II 51,
. Hce. D-.M0C5 5
NO, hnrd coal neelid, .central, sovbii "room
house; also live room Hat. Tlrnrd. 221
N. 24th,; .. . . . D-COG N 1
NEW C-rociu cottage, nice lawn, water and
gas, nsf. car line; J15 ier month, in.
oulro Win, I, Klernteiid, Hoom 3' City
Hall. - D-tm
IN WfcRT .FA'rtNAM" niKTIUCT.
A brand niw 7-roon1. strictly modern
house.' only V3.V
PA Y N E-KNOX COMPANY.
Alnln Floor,. Nt Y. Llfo Building.
D MSIfl ti
KOTt RENT. Jlx.room cnttagc, 2211 Cnll
tornln tiet; convenient, city unit cistern
water. Apply at ti Nt itiu vtreet.
Fn nn.T nnt'n.
ElyfUlANT -room house, nil modern im
provements. 404 N. 23d St. D-.MCIS 7"
G-HOO.M detached house, nil modern, lawn,
eti , ,21 S ,i;th. Will Hruwnv, Jr.
D-'
531 6
ro l?El mre ll-room dwelling, furnished,
for six months, In West Farns.ni district:
line lawn and barn. W. Karintm Smith &
Co . not Fnrnam Ht. " D-.MH7
i412 Parker, six room', barn, 14.
2201 .Maple -t. seven room", 20.
J. N. FItEN.Elt, OI'P, OLD P. O.
D-.M435 OS
DI'SIHAHLE dwelling, 10 rooms, modern,
go, bath, furnace, laundry, excellent re
pair, gooil location, an! No. ISth St. Ap
ply to Garvtn Hros., pyl Farnnm St.
D- .M601
I'lVE-HOO.M ct)ttnge. 25tr llees St. Sunil
blad, care County Court. , D-Clu 6
roit iti; r-rt it.MMii:!) notnis,
DlhVEY European hotel. 13th and l'""1'
WANTED-Hookblnder; tlrst-clnss. .for
warder; steady position. Addresf, linker
Vawter Co,, Atchison, Kan. II Wf I
THE THL'HSTON. Cool, airy rooms
E 1'4
STEA.M Tieated furnished rooms, lioi N.
ISth. 3d lloor. E-.M661
2 NICELY furnished rooms, well heated.
1PUK Capitol ave. E-fflO
HOO.M-U Capitol avenue.
FOIt KENT-Furnlshed rooms In new,
modern house; gentlemen only; refer
ences required, Corner Park Avenue nnd
Hickory. E-CT-5
ya DODOE st.. plensant rooms, furnls.hd
or unfurnished; light housekeeplltg.
E-.MC31
Ft lt.MHIti:i) ItOO.MS AM) IIOAHD.
I'TOPIA. 1721 Davenport St. F 4SS
OLENCAIHN, transient jHTdayt 1C09 Doug.
V P0
UOO.MS and board. Tho Hose. 2020 Hnrney
street. K-.M163 OL
Fl'ltNISHED rooms with board. 257 Har
ney St. F-53S 022.
HOO.MB suitable for three, with board; nlso
tablo boarders; modem. 25S0 Harney St.
F-.M433 0 5
N'ICE homo for young men.
108 B. 25thSt.
F 575
FUHNI8IIED room, with board, for two
gentlemen or man nnd wife; moderh.
1-J19 Muson st. F-M6I9 C
Fl'ltNISHED rooms slnfjlo or ensulte.
steam heated, all modern conveniences,
with board; rcasonnblu rates. Hachclors
Hotel, 2011 Farnam st. F-.MCIS 0
l'OH HIJXT FUHXISIIKII HOOMS.
DE81C room space, J5 per month, ground
tloor room In Tho live bulldlrfg, facing
Farnam streot; no expense for light, bent
or Janitor servl
rvice. It. C. Peters & Co.,
Itental Agents, lice Hulldlng.
G-41S
3 ItOOMS. ground floor, rnnge, etc. Prefer
to rent to someone who would look after
furnace, llufercuccs. reaulred. II CS, Bee.
0-628 I
THREE rooms, with bath, C06 S. 13th; only
thoso with the best of references need
apply. Q-M&I2 10
I'OIl HKXT STOHEH AND OFPll'US.
FOH HENT, store In first-class location;
rent reasonable. Apply 'H. C; Peters &
Co., grbund lloor, Bee Bldg. ' I'-2iX
FOHHENT, olHce with vault nml part nrst
floor or nil top floor. 1411-16 Hnrney St.
Midland Gless nnd I'alnt Co,, 1410 Harney
St.
VOn HENT, the building formerly occu
pied by Tho Bee nt 916 Farnam St. It has
four stories and a basement which wns
formerly ured nB The Beo pre?? room.
This will be rented very rcasonnbly. If
Intwrcslcd npply ht once to C. C. Roso-'
water, secretary, room 100, Heo Building.
1-201
AGKNTN W.VXTEI).
AGENTS wanted for new publications;
prospectus, etc., free. George itnrrle &
Son, 1313 Walnut St., Ililladelphla.
J-M2!il Jnnl2
AGENTS for a new household necessity;
sells ' like wlldllre; send 10c ' silver for
samplo and terms; mention this papjr.
A. li. Tomblln, box 215, Imperial. Neb.
J-.M591 5
COUNTRY canvassers can make good
money taking subscriptions to Tho Twen
tieth Century Farmer as a stdo Hue. Ref
erences required, Address Bee Publishing
Co., Omaha. Neb. J-C12
AGENTS wanted, "Our Martyr Presi
dents;" only book containing Illustrious
life, public. mid private of our late Presi
dent Wlilu.m McKlnley, Lincoln nnd Gar
Held, their noted speeches., their assas
sins, history or anarchy,, bnrlnl of McKln
ley, trial and sentence, of Czolgosz; large
volume, four book In one; only $1,60; over
100 lino engravings; by United States
Senator Shelby M. Cullom nnd John
Coulter: best commission i:unr.interd:
freight pnld, credit glvon: canvassing
samples free; send lOo for postage. George
M. Hill Co., 1C0 S. Clinton St., Chicago.
( J-M60) B
AOENTS wanted, to sell McKlnley photo
graphs; funeral scenes, tomb nnd flow'ers;
send 20o for samples. Photo Supply Co.,
cor. 10th and Market, Canton, Ohio.
J-.M607 f
MEMORIAL LIFE OF WILLIAM M'KIN
LEY Money talks; official.. authentic, fiOO
pages; ENOLISH. SWEDISH. GERMAN
and DANO-NORWEGIAN LANOUAOE8;
free with each book, n 50c FINE ART pic
ture of McKlnley, size 17x20: do not bo
deceived by tho words "profit,'' "discount,"
"premiums." "exclusive territory," etc.;
wrtle for TERMS and send 8 oents to help
pay postage on FREE OUTFIT. We pay
biggest CASH MONEY. Kuhlman Com
pany, Publishers, Chicago. J M666 6
WASTED TO ItEXT.
TWO OR THREE unfurnished or partly
furnished rooms for light housekeeping
In or near South Oninha. if 55, Hee.
1C-M623 B
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storngo and Warehouso'Coi, 012
914 Jones, general storage and forwarding.
-489
OM. Van Stor. Co., iSIUfc Farn. Tels. 1559-kC3.
W)
STORAGE Household goods and other
articles stored nt low rates. J. J. Derlght
& Co., 1119 Fnrnam St. Tel. 333. 41
WANTED TO UVV.
WANTED, 10 carloads of furnlturo nnd
Moves for St, Louis Expo. Tel. 771. Ad-
... 1 , ....I.... lk. ' ... K. . -
ELK teeth.
Albert Edholin, Jeweler,
N-M618
Omuhn.
LATE model Remington or Smith type
writer, good ns new, H 59, Bee.
N-Mf53
WANTED, lo purchase, n second. hand steel
A.l.lm.. 1nv tl llf ...II.,... x...
I'llim suir, iuut &,,,v t,iiisuil, .ru.
N-M679 U
FOIt SAI.E-Fl It.MTI HE.
CHICAGO Furniture Co,, 141Q Dodge. Tel.
2020, New and 2dhand, bought, sold, ex
changed, O I9J
PUBLIC sale. All our household goods;
from 9 a. m. to 4 p. in., Saturday", Octo
ber 5, UHil. Nason, 1624 Cass St.
O-577-l
FOIt SAI.K-IIOnSHK, VlilllCI.EK, F.TC.
WE HOLD an auction sale of horses every
Wednesday p. m. nt tho Union Stock
Yards. Vlworth-Hllllker Co,
P'-.Md?! Oil
GOOD repairs on wagons, etc., nt .Harry
Frost's, llth and IMvenworth, P 4S3
FOIt SAI.E-1IHri;i,l,A.EOlS.
2DHAND eafo cbcap. Dr)Ut, 1119 Farnim,
l'Olt .""AI.F.-MISCF.I.AM-'.Ol 'ft,
SAFES, standard makesrsold.tented. 114 S IS
Q-495
EDISON A COLUMBIA talking machine"
and records. Omaha Bicycle Co., lth and
Chicago. y SOI
FIR timbers for housemovers, etc., 40 to
1 ft , cribbing and hog fence. Wl Doug
las. Q 4;;
CHOICE lot of milch cows for sale cheap.
S. T Campbell, 4213 Center St. Q-497
25 8 ETS of secondhand double nnd single
harness, 15 saddles; genuine bargains. A
Singer, 4K N Pith; removed trom l.V.i
Douglas. g M337 OH
25 HORSE POWER boiler and elMlnefor
sale cheap. 610 S. 14th St. (J-.M39J O10
600. OVERCOATS, ba rgaln s. .M a"rowitzTllS
i.jin.
ROLL top desk, table, chairs and llUng
cases for sale very cheap, and desk room
to rent. Inuulre .W Brown Block.
q-Moifl
CADET coat, good ns new; will fit boy 13
or II years old. Address 1153, Ben.
Q-M.-.S1
OMAHA Bonnl of.Trade membership. Ap
ply to Payne-Knox Compiny, main lloor
New York Life hldg. Q-.M6M 0
FOR SALK-Speclal built NatTonat bFcycle;
cost IV), new this spring. In excellent
condition, has nor been ridden 2 m!te,
J23.50 cash buys It; n real snap for s.ime
ono looking for n bargain in a wheel,
Address or Inquire W. A. Plxley. Ne
broska Telephone hldg. Q M005 7' .
CI,AlltVOVAXT..
MRS. FRITZ, clalrvoynnt. S19 N. Kith.
S-193
M.ME. GYLMER,- genulno palmist, 315 8.
15th, 849
DON'T fall to call and consult the Rou
manian gypsy, who rovenls nil secrets nnd
reaus anti explains iq you your enure me.
1923 Douglas St., corner 20
8-M429 03'
PEIISOXAI,.
DR. ROY. chiropodist; corns and superllu
ous hair removed by electricity. H. 12,
Frenzer block. U jC)
M. GOLDMAN & CO., only perfect ac
cordion pleating plant in the west: mall
orders solicited. Suite 200, Douglas block,
U 601
VIAVA, wpman's way to health? rational,
wholesome homo treatment, 343 Be lUdg,
OMAHA Accordion Pltg Co., 1524 Dougtaa'.
MME. SMITH, baths, 113 N. ID, 2d floor, R 2.
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best and
quickest. .Mrs, A. C. Mark, 17th and I nr.
nam. U 507
WALT PAPER.' clenne'r. C. Meddlemlst.
Phono 125S. Imivc orders at 1519 Fnrnntn.
Rooms cleaned, Jt and up. U Olft
WE RENT sewing machines for .5 cents
per week; wo repair and sell needles and
parts forvevery machine manufactured.
'Phono 1C63. ' Neb. Cycle' Co.. 15 : Harney.
Branch-Oftlces:- 2 N.21th, South Qmaha;
'phone il73. 331 Broadway.vCouncll Bluffs.
U-S74 021
RUPTURE permanently cured In 30 to 60
days; send for circular. O. S. Wood. M.
D 521 New York Life Hldg,, Omaha. Neb.
U-6S1 015
MIBd HARRIETT FRANCES BECKER
Voice culture. 1910 Capitol Ave.
U-M423 03
"SMOKE IF YOU LIKE.
And when you nmoko you'll like It better If
you smoke the
PRINCE OF OMAHA,
an unexce:ller5cilntoh1mado cigar. Whole
sales at tt7 per 1,000. 4
W. V. BTOECKER CIGAR CO.
U-fM449 OS
ELITE PARLORS, 615 So, 16th St., 2d floor.
U-413 02S
RUPTUnE CURED without the knlff. rim
plro Rupture Cure, 932 N. Y. Life Bldg.
U-651
MME. AMES, S17H ,K, 13, flat E.-baths.
' " U-M573 03l
GRAMOPHONES and supplies, -wholesale
and retail. Collins Piano Co., 1(22 Doug
las. U-MC03
ADV. calendars. Ilurkley Ptg. Co.
U-M597 Janl
PRIVATE homo for ladles before and dur
ing confinement; babies adopted. 2620,
Burdctte St, Mrs. Hurgft. U-T.71 09
PRIVATE hoBpltnl. before and' during con
llnement; babies' adopted. 2.W, Grant St,
Mrs. Onrdcls. U 911
A LADY, stranger In city, wishes to meet
n wealthy and refined gentleman, between
Uiu age of 30 und 60; correspondence
strictly confidential. H 63, Bee.
U M674 7
ADHE8IVE, Invisible, harmless, SATIN
SKIN Powder Is the only ono that doesn't
clog the pores. 23c. U M668 5
MONKV TO I.OAJV IlKAL KNTATK.
5 AN'D CU per celit loans. W, II. .Thomas.
First National Bank building. Tel. 16H. 1
1 W 308
LOANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western
lown farms at 6 per cent; borrowers oan
pay $100 or nny multiple; nny Interest
date; no delay. Brennnn-Iove Co.. 39 So.
13th St., Omaha, Neb. W-50U
WANTED, city loans, bonds' and wnrranta.
George k Compnny, 1601 Fnrnam street.
1 . W-M0
WANTED, city loans andwarrants'. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam street.
W-511
WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. ,R. C. Peters & Co., 1702
Farnam St.. Bee Bldg. . W-612
414 TO 6 P. C. money. Bemls, rnxtori'Blk.
- W-51J
J50.000 SPECIAL fund; loans $500 up; lowest
rate, uarvin uros., iwjt r'Hmam.
W-311
$300, J100. $500 PR'VATE money to loan; 1,
2. 3 or 8 "years. W. L. Selby, Board of
Trade Bldg. W-515
SEE HENRY B, PAYNE, 601-2 N. Y. I.lfe!
W-318
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Brennan-Love Co., 309 South 13th.
W-517
W. B. MEIKLE. 401 S. 15th St.. loona money
on resldgnoo property nt 6 per cent.,
W-518
PRIVATE money. 8herwood, 937 N. Y. U
W-019
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas,
W'20
4V4 AND 5 PER CENT-R. C. Patterson. S10
New York Life. W M139 021
MOXRV TO LOAX CHATTKI,S.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
$10, 115, 120, $25, $30, $33,
$40, $50, $75. $100,
tVa ti-ji inn
fwi vwkrv'a flW(
ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, HORSES,
WAGONS, ETC. Also to SALARIED VEO.
PLE on their plain note -nt rates which
honest peoplo can afford to pay. The prop,
erty to remain undisturbed In your pos-
prpn.uii. uii Rfc kiiv iiiuuvy me same iny
uu an, nn , mm mtj n n unuuiiou la nekl
It. uiHnlAat nnnM.nnn rm.. , I ,
m. to. 6 p. m. Vednesday and Saturday
evenings until f o'clock. '
11, t T 1 , r, . , , , ...tin n . -
Room S03, Third Floor, Paxton Block.
x-eso
MONEY lonned on pianos, furniture. JewT
elry,. horses, cows, tc. C, F, Reed, 319 S.13.
X-52U
MONEY TO LOAN ON
Furniture and planus,
Horses, wagons and carriages,
Also on SALARIES.
You gel the money 011 short notice.
Ton recell-e the full amount in cash.
You may keep ir one month or more.
You pay for only what time you keep It,
Our Mterhre as low' ns-the lowest.
Our business Is confidential,
Our motto Is,. "Try. to please."
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
119 Board of Tradt Bldg. Tel. 2293.
(Established ISM.) X6 -8 16th St.
x-r
LOANS ON SALARIES. FURNITURE,
live stock, etc. Uulck service nnrl lowest
latea guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOE. 633 (top
uuur; raxiui. uiuck, uurwienni corner loin
and Farnam; en(rnca,oa.46tb itreat.
1 . 1 1 1 . K X 523
.MO SKY TO I.OAX-t.'IIATTI.ES.
LARGEST BUSINESS In LOANS TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team
stersr boarding houses, etc.. without se
curity; easiest terms, 40 offices lit princi
pal cities Tilman, 4(0 Board of Trade
Hldg. X-5J1
MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, Jew
elry; also to salaried peoplo without secur
ity; cheap rates; easy payments; business
confidential, Foley Loan Co,, successors
to Duff Green, H. S, Barker Blk. Est, 189.
X-.Mf3
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
people, business confidential; lowest rates,
511 Paxton block. The J. A, Iluttou Co.
X-324
MONEY lonned on plnnos, furniture, horses.
V cows, Jewelry, Duff Green, 11, S, Barker blk
X 525
lit . HIVES'. CIIA.M'i:(.
TELL me what you have to sell,
Tell me what you wnnt to buy
If I do not find yod'a. deal
You may say I never try,
J. H. Jonnson. Ml N. V. Life. 'Phone I.
2270. The real estate and business chance
Iran. Y S2S
RANCH lo lease; 1,000 ncres, nil fenced and
cioss-fcnced, 230, acres under cultivation;
fine new' house, large barns, crlh, aheds
and yards; good grass, plenty of running
water, 700-acre pasture; 011 South Loup,
six miles from St. Paul, Neb.;, rent for
term pf years. Address E. M. Chadwlck,
St. Paul, Neb, Y-M27I 04
PJIOTmUlAIgaliery to rentTirgood lo
cation. Address box 221, David City. Neb.
Y-:.i420 6
FIMINITURE ofF-room flat, completely
equipped; has roomers; fine location; good
reason for selling: a bargain. J. H. John
son, N. Y. Life, 'Phone L-2270. Y-M432
FURNITURE of 15-room modern flat, com
pletely equipped, flno location, full first
class roomers nnd boarders; partlm leav
ing city, a bargain. 'Phone L-2270. J. H.
Johnson, N. Y. Life. Y-MI32
FOR SALE-On account of the Infirmities
of old age, the secondhand business of
John Eusdon nt Colutnhu", Neb. Will
sell stock nnd building or sell the stock
and rent the building. Address,- Bechtr,
Hockcnbetger & Chambers, Columbus,
Neb. Y-.M3S3 03
FOR SALE, general merchandise stock of
J. C. Traber, deceased; fourteen years es
tabllshcd. Mrs. M. B, Traber, Admx.,
Waterloo,. Neb, V MOM 6
FOR SALE ot exchange, $R,(X) genernl mer
chandise; will consider good land; also
$3,000 stock; 20 per cent off for cah. T,
M. Cllne, 123S O st Lincoln, Neb.
Y-MC51
. ,
FOR SALE, stock ot ladles' nnd gents'
furnishing goods! will Invoice nbout $15.too;
present owner desires to engngo In the
wholesnle business; has two years' lease
of present store, which Is In excellent
location; 'spot rash required; no trades
considered. Addrets J I 62, Bee.
Y-.M073 6'
STEAM LAUNDRY, complete, with up-to-
date, new machinery nnd running nt pres
ent, for sale on very rensonnble term
and nt n very low price. Illness of owner
reason for telling. Mrs.. C, M, .Martin,
Central City, Neb. Y-M6S2 "
FOH KALE HEAL ESTATE,
BEMIS PARK,
WE TOLD YOU In our advertisement last
week that It was only necessary to rco
HEMIIi PARK to be convinced that It was
the finest nnd cheapest residence, property
In the city for the money.
THE KESULT PROVES that we are right.
Soveral new partler ore planning to build
homeR In Bemls Park next yeur. Another
new houo Just started.
THINK OF THESE PRICES!
Lots on Lafayette nvenue, 61x110, nenr fine
new homes, only $600.
Iots on Hnwthorno avenue, ono of the llnest
residence localities, in tho city, only $90)
to $050.
If
REMEMBER TEN PER CENT OFF ALL
"OF 'THESE PlUCftil ON ALL LOTS
SOLD WITHIN ,l&Vf NEXT THIRTY
DAYS.
COME IN and let W. drive you out to ee
tho most beautiful of all Omaha addi
tions. Do nJt bollrive what we tell you
about BEMIS PARK until you have seen
PAYNK-KNOX COMPANY. Sole Agents.
Main Floor New' York Llfo Bldg.
RE MOW 6
GREAT BARGAINS.
No. 415:
Five ncres In Florence, 16-room house, all
modern, except kbs; cemented cellar
under entire house; largo barn; a line lot
of npple, cherry, peach and plum tree
and all kinds of small fruit. Price. $3,0.0,
part cish, balance on time. Owner ex
pects to buy a ranch,
No. 408:
Eighty acres, six miles from South Omnh.ii
half mile from station, 25 ncres cultlvnio 1,
balancn blue grass nnd clover; good !i
room house and barn, well fenced. nr:ce.
$3,800; n $2,000 home In Omaha will be con
sidered ns part pay; time will be given 011
$1,600.
No. 407:
640 ncres, well Improved, within two miles
of station In Pierce county. Almost level.
$15 per acre. This Is n bargain. Will
soon bo worth $23 per ncre.
Fire Insurance. Houses for Rent.
SHIMER & CHASE.
COI Bee Building. Telephone. 1442.
HE 035 I
HOUSES, lots, farms, rnnchen, loans; also
tire Insurnncc. Bemls, Paxton Blk.
RE 100
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C01-2 N. Y. 1,1 fc.
ftE-329
HOUSES and, lota In all pnrts ot city; also
acre property ana farm lanus. The O. F.
uavls Co., itoom da?, uee Building.
RE
RE-530
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
RE-f31
FARMS. C. F. HATIRISON, 913 N. Y. Life.
RE-363 OS
TEL. THREE-ONE-FOUR. HARRISON.
HE-312 N6
nANCII and farm lands for Bale bv the
Union Pacific Railroad company, B. A.
McAllrtster, land commissioner. Union Pa
cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-533
7-ROOM, all modern house. 3620 Dodge St.
CLARKE POWELL.
'Phono 921. 420 New York Life.
nE-S7S
FOR SALE, fruit and garden place nnd
grocery Htoro, aeven ncres, part In choice
grapes, plums nnd other fruit; a splendid
business location; barn, Ico house, sheds,
well, cistern, etc.; one mile out of town
011 main road. Inquire nt 235 Broadway.
Council Bluffs, In. nE M443
EASTERN party now in city will nccept
$1,600 for ground bounded on south by
Hamilton st., east by 31th st.. nnd on
north by Charles st,, room for 6 houses,
F. D, Wend, 1524 Douglas st. RE-007-4
A BARGAIN.
Fine building lot, east front, on 15th street,
south of Hickory St.. for one week. Prlea.
$700. R, C. PETERS & CO..
1702 Farnam, Beo bldg, RR 033 5
HERE JS A SNAP!
TWO full 50.foot lota on
BON TON HILL
Only $700 each.
Lowe avenue and California, Just east of
Mr. Wyatt's new house.
TEN per cent off for All Cash, If
Taken Quick.
THESE ARE BARGAINS IN EARNEST.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
Main Floor New York Life Bldg,
ItE-'MOfO 0
HOUSE and lot, 81 feet front; price, $W0O;
parties leaving city. SOIS California st,
RE-M66I If
.MEDICAL,
DH. PRIES, the acknowledged leading
specialist In diseases of women In Omaha,
would rail the attention of suffering
Indies 'o his unsurpassed accommoda
tions before and during confinement, and
his treatment far Irregularities, nn mat.
ter what cause. Call or 'Hddress, .with.
lamp, ur. rries, ivu fpuge pt., umana.
Neb, - M-MJ3
MtOnTIIASD ASD TYI'KWIIITIXO.
A. C VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life.
-531
HOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
Bee Bldg. -331
NEH. Business A Shorthand College, Bovd's
Theater. -533
GREGG ShorthandTom. C. Col. 16th A Doug
-335
1
OSTEOPATHY,
JOHNSON Instltuto76i5 N. v".T Hldg. Tel.
1664. Alice Johnson. D. O,, ladles' tlept ;
Old E. Johnson, Ostcopnthlst, Mgr. -537
DONOIIL'E, Osteopath, Paxton Blk. Tel '367
Mi
DR. MUS1CK, Douglas Block.
-3S)
DR." A. T. HUNT, suite 512, McCrtgUe Hldg.
Tel. 2352. -510
PATr.NTJI.
WILL BUY any good Invention or patent.
Address Lock Box i;cs Moines, ia.
31 1
HAVE cash for good patent or Invention.
Address P. O. Box S5, Omaha, Neb.
IS4 NI
LOST.
THURSDAY, pocketbook containing $1007.
Reward If returned to Beo Ofllce.
LoBt-631 5
LOST, a blue silk belt, with silver buckle;
reward If returned to Miss Wnkeley, 60,
N. 19th st. L08t-.M663 6
FRENCH ASD (JEHMAX I.EMOSS.
FRENCH and Gorman lessons, native
teachers, ten years' experience, success
guaranteed. Mr. and Mrs. Bcnuchoux,
1922 California street. 610
ItOll.nn .MAKF.ll!'.
OMAHA Boiler Works, steam hollers, tnnks,
stack", etc. Tel. 1319. 12th nnd Izard Sts.
-545
.MI'SIC,
PROFESSOR Charles Petctson, plnno In
titructlnii nnd voice training, Italian
method. Roundness, and carrying power
of lone guaranteed. 513 W. of W. Bldg.
-293 OJ
PAWxnnoKEiift.
EAGLE Loan Ofllce, reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confidential, 1S01 Douglas.
-641
i,.vt;ximv.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. 70; collars,
2cJ cuffs, 4c. 1760 Leavenworth. Tel. 347.
.sr
SPANISH M'.SSOXS. .,
SPANISH lessons. 43S S. 21th St. -S30 06"
IIOOKKF.niMXC.
LEBSONS In bookkeeping, etc., day or even
ing. It. 15, Com. Nat. Bank. G. R. Rathbiin.
-511
STOVES.
WE carry the biggest lino of stoves In
city. Buy of ufc. Prices right. Enter
lilsa Furniture Co., 102-4 8. 14th. Tel.
2290. M571 Q31
CAHPEXTEHS AND JOIXEHS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
and 11 ke Sts. --3",0
.MI 11 It OH FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses resllvered. 70S N 1C.
321
ITIIMTI IIi; IIKPAIIIIXO.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln. 2111 Cuming St.
-6.6
TIltXK FAtlTOHY.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases. Trunks
repaired. Om. trunk Factory, Fnrnam.
-471 OI2
TAILORING.
LADIES' garments cleaned, altered, re
paired reasonable. Max Fogcl, 1207 Farnam
-M221 025
NICKEL PLATIN'O.
STOVES, lamps, etc., rcplatlng. Omaha
Plating Co.. Heo Bldg. Tel. 2330. CIS
FAIl.MS FOIl It EXT.
400 ACRES near Gretna, Sarpy county.
Duff Green, room i. Barker block. 663,
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 2576 Harney,
6G0-N-3
STAMMKHIXn AND STUTTEUIXO.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Rumge Bldg.
343
The Time
when all aching teeth are ex
tracted Is passing away, such
teeth nre now saved nnd made
romfortnblo and useful. Gold
fllilng $1.50 up. Crowns, $3.00.
Bailey the Dentist
Uia I'lixton Block,
16th and Farnam Sts.
Tel. 1086. Est. since 1SS8.
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
(Should bo lead DAILY by all Interested,
as changes may occur nt any time.)
Foreign mulls for tho. week ending Oc
tober Si 1901, will closo (PROMPTLY In
all cases) at the general postotrtce as fol
lows; Pnrcelb post malls close one hour
earlier tliun cloning time shown bnlow.
Parcels post malls for Germany close at
6 p. m. Monday nnd Wednesday,
Regular nnd supplementary malls closo at
foreign branch halt hour later than closing
tlmo shown below.
Triuisatliiutlo .Mails.
SATURDAY At 7:30 n. in. (supplementary
9 a. m.) for EUROPE, per s. s. Cam
pania, via Queenstnwn, nt 7:30 a. m. for
NETHERLANDS direct, per h. s. Rotter
dam (mall must be directed "per h. h.
Rotterdam"); at 8 n. m. for ITALY, per
s. h. Trnve, via Naples (mall must be
directed "per s. s. Trave"); at 9:30 a. m.
for SCOTLAND direct, per s, s, Ethiopia
(mall must be directed "per s, s. Ethio
pia"). PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-Thls steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers
and Samples for Germany only. The same
claes of mall matter for other parts of
Europe will not be sent by this ship un
less specially directed by It.
After the closing of tlio Supplementary
Tranii-Atlantlo Malls named above, addi
tional supplementary malls are opened on
the piers of the Amerlcar, .English,
French and German steamers and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of tho hour
of sailing ot steamer.
Mulls fur Snh nud Cenlrul America,
Weal Didles, Eto,
SATURDAY-At S 0. in, fcr BRAZIL, per
a. s. Hevellus (mall for Northern Brazil.
Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay mun
be directed "per h. Hevellus"), at 6:30
a. m. for AltQENTINE, URUGUAY and
POSTOFFH M XO'I It C.
PARAGUAY, per s. Canning: at 9 n. m
(supplementary 9::a a tit.) lor PORTO
lilt t) (via San Jiiatn. CURACAO and
VENEZUELA. ner . s Phll.uleliilihi
(mall for Saanllla nnd C.irthagenu must .
be directed per . s. Philadelphia 1 ..t
9.30 n. m. (oipplemeulary pi:3o a. 111. 1 lor
FORTUNV, ISLAND, JAMAICA. SAV -N1LLA
and CAHTHAGENA. per s s.
Altai (mall- tot Costa I Hen must be
directed "per s. . Altal' i, at 9:30 11. 111.
(suiiplemeutary lii:.ni a m.) for HAITI
and SANTA MART A, per s. s. Amies: el
10 n. in. for CUBA, per s. s. Mexico, via
Havana; at 12:3n p. m. for MATANAS,
CAIBAR1EN, NUEV1TAH. GIHAHA nnd
BAHACOA, per s s. (Mlmtn (ordlnarj
mall only, which must be directed "per
s. s. Ollnda"), at 12:,) p. m. (supplemen
tnr.v 1 p. m.) for TURKS ISLAND nnd
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, per s. s.
Cherokee, ni 1 11. m. (supplementary 1M
p. m ) for BERMUDA, per ?. s Pretoria
Malls for Newfoundland by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by steamer, clcse nt
this oltlco dally at 6:30 p, m. (connect'ug
close hern every Monday, Vodnedav nnd
Saturday). Malls for Mlquelon, by rail to
Boston; and thence by steamer, eloe at
this office dally nt 6::to p. m. Malls for
Cub&, by rail to Port Tampa. Flu., and
thence by steamer, close nt this ofllce
dnlly et "6 a. ni. (the connecting e:oe
nre on Monday, Wednesday and Satur
day). Malls for Mexico city, overland,
unlesr specially addressed for dispatch bv
?tcamer, close ftt this ofllce d.illv at 1-30
p. m. nnd It p. m. Mall 't Costa Rica,
Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala bv
tall to Ntw Orleans, and thenco bv
steamer, closo at this ofllce dnllv at 1 :3J
P. m. (connecting closes here Mnmhns
for Belize, Puerto Corlez and Guatemala
nnd Tuesdays for Co.a Rica). Regis
tered mall c!osej at 6 p. in. previous day.
TrniiKimc lllc .Mull.
Malls for Hawaii, Japan. Chln.t and Philip
pine Islands via San Francisco clno here
dally nt. 6:30 p. m. up to September 'W,
lii'luslvc, for dltpntch per s. s. Peru.
Malls for China and Japan vln Vancouver
close here dally at i5:3J p. rtV up to Oc
tober "I, Inclusive, for dlspntcn per s, s,
Emprebs of India (registered mall mutt
bo directed "via Vancouver"). Mall, ex.
:cpt merchandise, which cannot be for
warded via Canada, for the U. S, Postal
Agent t Shanghai, closes at 6:20 p. 111.
previous day.
Malls for China, nnd Japan, via Tacomn,
close here dally nt 6:30 it. in. up to Octo
ber Inclusive, for dispatch per s, i.
Brnemar
Mnlls for Hawaii via San Francisco cloe
lure dally tt :no p. m, up to ijitober M7,
Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s AlumeJa.
Malls for China and Japan, via Seattle,
close here dally at 0:30 p. m. up to Octo
ber "n. Incluilve, for dispatch per s. s,
Kaga. Maru (registered mall must bo
directed "via Seattle").
Malts for Hawaii, Chlni. Japan nnd Phl'lp
(fines via 15nn Francisco cloe here dal y
nt 0:30 p. m. up to October 10, Inclusive,
for dtipatch per s, H. Coptic,
Mnlls for Tahiti nnd Marquesas Islands via
San lTimcisco close here dally at r,:3)
P. 111. up to October "12. IucIikIvc, for
dispatch per s. s. Australia.
Molls for Australia (except West Auslrilla.
wh eh goiM via Europe, and New Zealand,
which goj vi.i San Francisco), and FIJI
Islnnds via Vancouver i'loe iwrn ,inliv
ni 0:30 p. 111 aftr September 'S attd up
to October 12, Inclusive, for dlstntch per
s. s. Aorangl (supiilemcnlnry mills via
Seattle and Victoria) close at 0:3) p. m,
October 13.
Ma.i? for Australia (except West Auslralln.
in i.irv.nmmi via i;urope). now
oHlaiid, I1JI, Samoa nnd Hawnll via Ban
l ranclsco close here dally at 0:30 p. m.
fifter October "13 and up to October "19,
Inclusive, or on nrrlval of s. s. Elrurla,
due at New York October 19, for dis
patch per h. s. Sonoma.
Transpacific mnlls nre forwarded to port
. u.iu.t mm ine scneouic or eics-
ng Is ni ranged on the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland trnnMt.
"ReKlMer-d mall closes nt 6. p. m. pre
vious d . y.
t.C?U.KI'i,;8 VAN COTT. I'ostmnster.
Postofllce, New York, N. Y Sept. 27, 19 'I
HANK STATEMENT.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL HANK.
nt Omaha, In the statu of Nebraska, at the
. . i ,imiiir. neinemuer ;w, i:n:
RESOURCES.
Loans and illsennnia ti .vi .'.11 iu
Overdrafts, secured and uiise- ' '
U. a. bonds to secure circula
tion ..... 2'HW)0.00
L. S. bonds to secure U S.
deposits ... 100,000.00
U. H. bonds on hand n.500.0o
Premiums on I. S. bonds 290 2j
Stocks, securities, etc 261,269.01
Hi:nklng he use, furnlturo and
.Jlxtures .... 125.000.00
Other real estate owned : 111 ir
Due from nutlounl bankn '
(not reserve agents)... $139,115. 71
Duo from" state bnuks
and bankers 437,133.31
Due from approved re
servo agents 906,339.01
1,W2,910.06
Internal revenue stumps 942.13
CheckH nnd other cash
Items ll.HS.t'S
Exchangea for clearing
house 291,910.92
Notes of other national
. banks 17,000.(0
Fractional paper cur
rency, nickels and
centa 1.020.1,1
Lnwful money reserve In bank, viz.:
Specie 610,330.01) , 1
Legal-tendor notes ...... :ai3,uoo,0'j
1,191,400.60
Redemption fund with U. 8.
treasurer (5 per cent of circu
lation) fl.046. 55
Total
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In
.$8,637,131.21
.$
500,000.00
100,000.00
94,930.28
200,000.00
mirmiiM rumi
Undivided prolits, less expenses
nnd taxes paid
National bank notes outstanding
Duo to other national
banks ,....$1,932,928,02
uue 10 maul oaiiKB ana
bankers ...... s
Duo to trust companies
nnd snvlngn bnnkti...
Indlvld'l deposltH hiiIi
Juct to check
Demand certlllcates of
deposit ,.,
Time certificates of de
posit Certllled checks
Cashlnr'u checks out
standing United HtiUi.'H deposits.
Deposits of U. H. dis
bursing officers
1,820,149.37
83,219.53
1,783,973.79
203,030.83
1,594,233,76
22,763.44
55,272.70
74.707.60
27,801.70
7,002,180.93
Total ."$3,567,131.21
State of Nebraska. County of Douglas, hs.:
1, F. II. Davis, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly xwear that tho
above statement is truo to tno nest or my
knowledge nnd tx-llcr. F, H. DAVIS,
Cashier.
Subscribed nnd sworn to beforo mo this
4th day of October, 1901.
JOHN H. BEXTEN.
Notary Public,
Correct Attest:
XV. S. POPPLETON,
W. F. ALLEN,
CHARLES T. KOUNT.E,
Directors.
fiOVEHNMENT NOTICES,
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Omaha, Neb.. October 1. 1901. Sealed pro
posals, 111 triplicate, win ne received nsru
and at offices of Quartermasters at sta
tions named, until 10 n, in,, "entrnl tlmo,
October 15, 1901, nnd then opened for fur
nishing wood, bituminous coal, shelled
corn, outs, bran, baled hay and bedding, at
Omaha Q. M. Depot, Forts Crook, Robin
son and Niobrara, Nebraska, Jefferson Bar
racks, Missouri, Forts I-eavenworth and
Riley, Kansas, Reno and Sill, Oklahoma.
Proposals for delivery nt other polnta will
be entertained. U, S. reserves right to
reject or accept any or nil proposals, or
any part thereof. Information furnished
nn iionllcnlloii here, or to Quartermasters
at stations named. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked "Proposals for
- ," and addressed to undersigned, or
Quartermasters at sinuous auove named.
ISO. W. PULLMAN. Chief Q. M.
O3-4-5-7-10.il
LEGAL NOTICE,
NOTICE.
Bids will be received nt the ofllce of tho
commissioner of public lands and buildings
In Lincoln for thn construction nnd putting
111 nlaco of four iron doors for four vaults
In basement of tho cnpltol building In Lin
coln, according to. specifications on file In
the ofllce of commissioner of public lands
and bjlldlngs, All bids to be submitted on
or before Monday, October 11, nt 12 o'clock
noon.
The board reserves the right to reteet nny
or all bids. GEORGE D. FOLLMER.
Commleuloncr Public Lands and Buildings,
II.VA TIME Altll.
III ltl.IM.TOX TATIOX-ltlfll A .MASON
1 1 li r 1 1 it c 1 0 11 ,V Missouri Ynlle),
Leave.
Nebraska Express a S: 10 am
Wymore, Beatrice and
Lincoln 1 11:40 am
Denver Limited u 4:23 pm
Blark Hills and Paget
Sound. Denver Con
nection a 9:00 pm
Lincoln Fast Mall b 3:00 pm
Fort Crook nnd Platts
mouth b 3:20 pm
Bellevtie .4 Pacific .lct.,n 7:40 pm
llellevtie Pacific Jet,. a 3:10 am
Knnsaa City, St. Juiepli x
Arrive
n 7:3 pm
bll:68 am
n 3:00 pm
n 6:45 am
n 9:17 am
bll:03 am
n s:I0 am
Connell
lllnffa,
Kansas City Day Kx....n : am a :M pm
Kansas City Night ExnlO:) pm n 6:15 am
St, Louis Flyer a 5:10 pm alLiD am
Clilenuo, lliirllngton A aulnry.
Chicago Special n :C0 nm nl0;S0 pm
Chicago Vcstlbuled Ex.. 11 4:00 pm a 7:45 am
Chicago Local a 9:30 am a 4:05 pm
Chicago Limited ..a 7:60 pm a 7:43 am
Fast Mall a 2:46 pm
a Dnlly. b Dully except Sunday,
tXlOX STATIOX-ttlTD AND MAItOV.
Mlxourl Pnelflc.
Ht. Louis Expiess nlO:'X) am a 6:23 pm
K. C. , St, L. Express. .al0:M pm a 6;15 am
t ti Ion I'nellte.
Leave.
0erlnd I nulled a s:2o nm
Fast Mall a S:5o nm
Mall and Express 0.11:3.1 pm
Colorado Speclnl ntl:3T. pm
Lincoln-Stromsburg Ex.b 4:05 pm
Pacific ,Sf Atlantic Ex.., a 4:25 pm
Grand Islnnd Local b C:30 pm
Arrive
n 7:3ft pm
n 3:23 pm
a 4:23 pnt
a 6:60 nm
bl2:30 pm
u i;:.vi am
b am
0 111 nil 11 .V SI. Louis.
St.Lotil "Cannon Balr'a 5:15 pm n S:20 am
Kansas City and tjulncy
Local n 7:23 am n 9:P0 pm
I'liU'tiHO, Kih'U Islnml .V Pnulllc.
EAST.
Des Moines nnd Dnven-
lorl Local a 7;2S nm n 9:33 pm
Chicago Express 1)11:15 nm a 4:55 pm
Des Mollies Local., a 4:20 pm bll:50 am
Chicago Fast Express. .a 5:00 pm a .1:25 pm
Des Mi llies, Rock Island
and Chicago a 7:10 pm SilO am
WEST.
Lincoln, Colo. Sptlns.
Denver, Pueblo and
West a 1:30 pm a 4:13 pin
Colorado. Oklahoma and
Texas Flyer a 5:20 pm rt 9!50 nm
Illinois Ontrnl,
Chicago Express a 7:00 am a 5:10 pm
Chicago, MlniiMipolls ,t
St. Paul Limited a 7:13 pm n 8:05 am
Minneapolis V: St Paul
Express b 7:00 nm b 9:40 pm
Fnrt Dedge Local, from
Council Bluffs a 6:00 am
Clili'iiuu, .MIMrniikrc A St. Paul.
Chlcugo Limited n 6:00 pm n S.03 nm
Chicago & Oman Ex...b "clSam b3M0pm
11 Daily, b Dally except Sunday.
Wnlinah.
St. I.011N "Cannon Ball"
Express n 5:15 pm n 8:20 am
t.'lileiiKii .V .".ortliwcaterii.
Chicago Speclnl n 7:00 am
Clileao Passenger a 4:15 pm
Euateru Express i,.,nt0:6u nm
Ensteru Speclnl ....a 4:53 pm
Fast Mall
Onii'lin-Chlciigo L'('d.,.n , :lo pm
Fast Mall a 8:30 am
Cedar Itnplds Passenger
Twin City Express a 6:63 nm
Twin City Limited a 7:35 pm
Sioux City Local a 8:00 am
all:30 pm
a 8:40 nm
a 4:00 pm
n 4:05 pm
a. 2:45 pm
u S,u) am
a 6:30 pm
nio:25 pm
n 8:15 am
a 3:5u pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
WEIISTEIt DEPOT ISTH .t WEIISTEil
'remoiit, r.ll-liorii A Missouri Vnllry
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Deodwood,
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas d 3:0 ;m o 5:00 pm
Hastings, York, Davlo
City, superior, t.cneva,
"Exeter and Seward. ...b 3 00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk, Lincoln and
Fremont D 7130 im U10:23 nm
Fremont Loeul c 7:3( um
Mlhsuurl Puellle.
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping watir 11 i;iu pm niui.i am
ClileOKO, St. I'm li I. Mliinenpolla At
Oninlin.
Twin City Passenger... .n 6:00 nm n 9:10 pm
Hloux city rassengor...a ;io pin hiiiiv nm
Emerson Local b 5:30 pm b 8:30 am
n Dnllv. b Dnllv excent Sunday, c Bun-
dny only, d Dally except Saturday, e Dnlly
except .Monuay
Only One Cnndldnle for Judge.
PIERRE, S. I).. Oct, 4. (Special.)
A cortllieato of nomination was; filed today
for Jnrcd Ilupson ns tho democratic nomi
nee for Judgo In the First circuit. This
leaves tho Sixth, the only one which has
no contest, nnd ns the tlmo Is short, with
out any surfaco effort to place a nomina
tion, It Is probable that there will be but
thp ropubllrnn candidate, Judgo Caff-.
Seasonable Fashions
3941 Woman's Union Suit
14 to 42 Buat.
Woman's Union Suit. No, 3941 To b
mado with low or high neck, short or lone;
sleeves, Comfortable, well-fitting, under
garments are essential both to health nnd
style. To keep oneself In good condition
questions of warmth must bo considered,
and no outer garment ran possibly fit prop
erly unless those worn beneath e.ro selected
and cut with care. The union suit lias ad
vantages thnt are apparent at a glance. It
reduces the material about tho waist to
tho minimum, while providing amplo pro
tection against cold. The model Illustrated
Is mado of flno silk and wool flannel, which
Is pleasant to the touch at tho same time
that It Is hygienic; but all wool flannel ran
bo iisod wheu still greater warmth Is do
sired, and stockinette or linen mesh fabric
can be substituted when such materUls ara
preferred.
The garment Is cut with extreme caro and
follows the lines of tho figure to a nicety.
Tho original Is low at tho neck, with short
Bleevcf, and Is finished with Ibco and bead
ing, but a scalloped edgo can bo used when
desired, and thn neck can bo mado high,
tho sleeves long whon required,
The pattern 3941 la cut In sizes for a 32,
34, 36, 38, 40 and 42-Inch bust measure.
For 'ho accommodation of Tne Dee raid
ers theso pattens, which uiually retail at
from il 'o 50 ients, will be furnished at a
nominal i-rlce, 10 cents, which covers all
expenie. in order to get any pattern en
close 10 reals, give number and name of
pattern wanted md buat measure. Allow
about ten daya from dato ot your letter
before beginning to look for tho pattara.
AdJreis, Pattern Department, Omaha Iltft
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