Nebraska Newspapers

    Till; OMAHA DAILY 11KE: TIIUHSDAY, OCTOlTK 0, 1902.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Jllfftiu far taesa releases
will te likra til J an. Ir tue
Trains edition antll ft:3fl B. ".
far morales anal Sunday ealtlaa.
States, 1 I -2c a rrara ilral laaertlaa,
I ft a, war tereaf rer. Netalaaj. Ukti
far leaa than Sa far the Brat laeer
Una. Tkit as veMleraaaate aaast fca
r a eouseeutlvely.
Advertisers, sr rraaaatlaar a "
fcrres check, raa have anawcra aa-
srceeea a asmaeres letter la rsr
af Tkc Bee. aa aeerraee will
rbcelt aaly.
SITVATIONS WANTED.
FIR8T-CI.ASS stenographer desires posl-
. tlon with reliable firm, Address 1414
, Martha Bt. A ,V
JVANTED, to take charge of two furnacea;
beat referenca. Address L. tit. Bee
A M417 Y
WATEI-1AI.K HELP.
WANTED, canvasser; man familiar with
book and I twspaper work, preferred; must
b hustler. Apjijy I'.ouui . tjee ifiug.
IS FOR 1IALf"A DAY'8 WORK.
it you live In th country or In a small
town and iiave a good acquaintance
among the farmers and stock raisers In
' the nelfchiiOTliood you can mane easily
by four or live hours work. Write us
' and we will send you ojr proposition.
The B-e Publishlna; Co., Bollcltors' Dept.,
Oovabu, Neb.,, . . uMtiJ
riVfJ strictly first-class salesmen to work I
ltv .na country Urritory tor newspaper;
wekiy salaiy, lli to according to I
.. ability, i etmuntut position. Keterencea
i.ecesMHry Apyiy of wrut to oom ml.
He mug.. : , ain
Ul'ttTUNa ' deyutlea wanted; men or
-women; spjewud coptra;t The Uarden-
. era, 4U. is iiia. . - , w ib
WANTED, first-class atrltaontca and War
ner llbtasv salesmen fo! Iowa. Kansss.
Nebraaluk, MonLa.na, North and Houih
' DakoiH. . lA'e pay travelujg expenses and
. monthly advance. Vou ca.l on, Inquiries
i,niv. 1'ermanent and exu.ustve territory
,'ai'atM.i. l.ffiroM: A mprlcll NtuaueL
'- Aasot latlout suite Wi. N. X. L.Ue Miag.,
Oniana, Nclx
WASTED, yopng man atenographer; give J
references, age and expected salary. Ad- J
nr... K a.. Hu. U MJUi
WANTED, traveling man. who visits the
large and rmail towns, to sen retailers a
select aasortmunt of dry goods for spring.
on commission. wryrt uawr nun,- r-niia-
.aeiphia, I'a. . toi
WANTED, tnen to sort Iron. Alplrn, 801
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WANTElV. R hosiery and underwear sales-
. man -for states pf Nebraska and low.
. vox Cfi, Manyn, ind. a oaauu .
WANTED, carpenters," $160 a day. Ad-
dress Joseph Bhleslger, cpntra;tor, Yutan,
11 wa
WANTED f6r t,V ft. Army, able-bodied un
married, men between ages of 21 and 36,
. fltisens 'of United States, ot good chai
acter and. temperate habits, who can
speak, 'read and write English. For Infor
mation apply to Recruiting Officers, 16th
snd Dodke 8's.f . Omaha, and postottlce
buiiuing, Lincoln, reo. xs
FIFTY men wanted for general farm work.
.Bianaaru cattle company, Amna, Neb.
V, . N-25I Nia-
,WANTEI, first-class horseshoers at once.
Write Oeo. Nyera,.JlZ Bo. Klrst Bt , Cedar
I, Cedar
B 167 i
ttapias, a.
WANTED Salesman;
. necessary. Hemlngton
tun 1" amem.
experience .- not
Aypewrlter Co.
U M170
V.' A V'Tt'TI mAn A 1 . - . 1
nere axo aovantugea iol cannot De naa
elsewhere; abundance of practice, quail-
fled teachers, expert KlemopstraUons, lools
given, diplomas granted, board Included
an r.-pres Baturoays; alwaya demand for
(juallned bcrb' rs; we Were established In
.. InW and 'have braachea In t New York,
Vhloagur 8U tuls, New Orleans, fetan
. Francisco and Minneapolis., our system
, Is , ll known; .do not be deoelvod by
similar name or cheap 6-oent shops called
colleges.;, see our , illustrated, catalogue,
rmll.t- free, ' lole 'Barber Collrge, . iHOg
i.4eui"i. : ,f i at auvt w,
GOOD measejigers wanted; high salaries.
.V. . uo., n.iutn si. - a mim
WANTED Laborers, scraper holders and
tiasn ireignt aepoi, council uiuns. nan
(trading and Construction company.
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2 i : i ! :
THivn.INd alesrtnn:-"sUrt advertisers.
.cash for. services rendered; references
requ(re.d. write, quick., -Trtumpn, Dallas,
WANTED. Immediately, 1 young man, IS
.years old; must be accurate, industrious,
wllllua to work, able to take off -trial
balance! s steady . employment to right
-, party. Address in own nana writing,
stating age, experience and salary wanted.
- Address U tl. Bee. H-M87S
WANTED Men. to cut 200 corda of wood
and t.OvO pouts at once. Apply to Leonard
Everett, 18 Pearl street. Council Bluffs, I
la. ! 11 a.6l 9 I
WANTErWExoerlenced rlgar salesman
i . i.t. ..? . . I
Willi esiauiiniinu inua, 110111 isuiurjr ig
retailer in iseoraaaa ana towa. Aauress,
giving full aotncedvnls, i. J. Tracy, 2028
SoUtU 18th street, PhiladelphUi, Pa. 1
a bium mr 1
, - SALESMEN!
. , . The Hawks Nursery Company,
.... Wauwatosa.. Wis.
1 , . ... , -B-M878 Nov. t
PORTF.R wanted. .Apply the Omaha News
. Co., 16th and DavenpoM. B-M418 10
STRICTLY 'flrst-class stenographer (ron) I
In railroad olhoa; state . experience audi
WANTED-An A No- 1 night clerk; refer
.encea required. Iaqulre Commercial Hotel,
JdCCOOK. IXeO. ' -!.- . . At M410
THE ANNUAL poatofflce examination will
be held In fmiaha November 19th for
clerka and -carrlera; only a common achool
education required; politics or religion
not considered; we prepare by mall for
'the examinations a large per rent of those
ppoinm-u rHi-u yrr, iimrnwuiNi iuiiji
all government positions free. Columbian
t'orrespoi.denve College, Vt aahlnifton, D.
C. . . e B M4tS 10
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WANTED, a' man for furnace and yard
work at 8. W. corner Utih and Hamilton
Bta. .. ' -. ; B 433 H
Bt'SlNEBH renreaentative for spet-lal dept.
'Mcll daily; liberal terms. Address Ll
2. Bee. B 436 IS
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WANTED, stenographer and cashier: give
penmanship and references. Address L
C3, Bee..." ,; ' ' - B 433
BOY wanted, Omaha Box Co.. East Omaha.
, . . 'I' B 128 8
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EXPERIENCED grocery boy. at 614 N. ISth
Bt. - B 125 8
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WANTKIV-2fi good, stout, husky carpenters
to work o,n omstructioti ot grain elevators
In Boyd county. Neb. ; Wages i'ht tn Z7H
cenis per nour, acpominif to ability;
transportation furnished from Omaha.
AddrvKH TransmlMuslppl Grain Co., Bee
niug.. umaim, jeo. . . .-, ., n M44 12
WANTED, a tuan under 20 yeara of age for
poiialry aollilliog; rnxiiut. advanced;
aaUity ot ,coiuiiiut4(u; bums and Joafers
M7ril..n,..ho,,:i.r- 'C"1 M'S?."1.rrl.. comfortable wlntehom..' Tel
MALKSMK' WARTSD.
BI,F.SMEN. exciilsive' territory; salary vt
cniumiMion; sa'ivtui-iipn guaranteea. Ap
ply for' terms te "H." Western Nursery
liwreme, Kan-.,
144 U17
'HICI P WASITICD'.C
WANTED, wanon teams, $1.5 per day)
'concrete men. -' per day- 60 laborers. Jl. 75
pes iay r 26 la
tamttters. m aiar month and I
VN ivkham ft Ci.'l . ott st
.'. .; .'.. 'I
tHard.' r . a.
fnuneil blufla
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lOOOtrts. Call Canadianfflce. J.'.Jh Dodge.
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WANTED, 'goo wagvs .to a oo cook;
liune other nc.ex) appty. 2324 Harney.
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GIRL for general housework. StAtt "llerxe
street. -
WANTED, working housekeeper In fspilly
at iaxaa aait. auuiih sw.
C-Ail
WAKTKIt-FENALtl HELP.
t
WASTKl), competent girl for general
honwitnrk In family of two; references
required; call mornings., Ill N. 2th ft.
WANTED, a good girl Tor general hojse-
won; no washing; 83.M per w. 114
North 241 h 8t. C t
WASTKII. ladles rn lesrn halrdresslng.
manicuring and facial massage; irx 1 1 I'm 1
method by free clinic, expert Instructions.
lectures, etc.; only four weens reuuireo;
eood rlemand for trrndoAtes: snerial In.
oueements Just now. fall or write, Moler
College. I.i3 Douglas it. C M195 9
WANTKIi. girl for general housework; I In
family; 85 per week, inquire 4123 rarnam.
tj 1: s
FIRST-CLAPS girl for general housework.
14 Park Ave. . . (.-jw s"
WANTED A girl on a farm. one'Tnlle
south or rwutn omana, inquire ht-mhi-
er restaurant, 222 ?i e., South mmria.
C M8W r
WANTED, ptiahlng aort of ynjing woman j
to solicit I nlversl'ty Heading f'odrso mem
bership from ladlea at their homes; an
esceptlcnal opportunity for energetic,
genteel person. Address Ij M. Bee.
t. : h
WANTED, an experienced second girl.
X Tine, street. Mrs. Marsh, u 3H8 !
WANTED, a cook Mrs. need. StKO
Karnam.
C Ml
$75 AND EXPENSES (either aexl travel
ing; no canvassing; no at home; can
gfternoon I to . , Drexel notel.
c M4zi is"
OIRI for gen.ral housework wanted for I
family ot three, call ?ws Dodge.
c wi it
WANTED, a young girl for upstairs "work.
Wll Bo. sum Ave. t 4rj pj ,
WANTED, girl with good experience and
references lor general noiiMewora; srau.ii
family. Mrs.' Charles 'C, Bosewater, 13
N. 31f ave. C-I44t :
FOR RKXT-HOUBS.
HOUSES, stores.
Bemls. I'axton block.
, . D-M3
TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage
Co.; pfJIce laU3s Karnam, or. .Tele. ljo-M.
I - ROOM modern detached bouse. Inquire
24B Capitol Ave.
D Mai
HOIISFS'P. ," Partf, of 'j Th5,i
j.'. Davla Co.. at Bee Bldg.
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BEE PAYNE. BOSTWICK & OO. for cholee
houses, eul-2 N.
Y. Life Bids. Tel. 101.
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VANS and baggage wagons.
Tel. 1195.
HOUHE3 and flats. Ring wait. Barker block.
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MAUUARD Van Storage Co, Tel. 1496.
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-POOM modern, good repair, on 8. 32d ave
nug. hope o-J. ,
OCTOBER 1 6-room house. 1630 Cass: mod
arn except xurnaca. eev. vv, a. aiaiuu,
Hotel rarnam. .. - u Jo
FOR RENT, three 9-room houses, with
water, gas ana sewer: just neen piucea
In tirst-claa. repair; all In good location;
Close to street car and schools; tin to. tl
each. C. M. Uaohmann, 42e and i3i 1'ajtton
block. j- ua
701 N. 24TH ST., South Omaha, a nice (
room cottage. William K. foiier, ite-
colver, 3u3 Brown block. ' . . U 699
MODERN 7-room house, near park. t loot
Doutn xstn. , u
FOR RENT, October 1, t-room modern
nourpe, aid n. ma uv; e-room,' cottage, tun
(..iiluiiiia toi.. Apiy at -Aivwitt uvi n.- 1
Life Bldg. . . , . D 0
J' f li iV. .u.
&,V 3tjkr JZVrJL'rCZ uA ,
Wm. K. Potter, receiver. S03 Brown block.
u auk .
HOUSES.
O. Q. Wallace. Brown Block.
. . . D 164
ElOHT-room house, modern. Inquire 2614
vaiaweu street. . ;. j anus u"
S-ROOM modernv furnished ; if agreeable
will take-room and -'board" in' exchange
tor rent. - inquire zsa Bt.
D-209
FOR RENT,' -room modern house. 2248 N.
19lh St., $20.
S-room modern' brick house. '2418 Lake
Bt.. 115.
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St.. 126.
7-room modern house, 704 8o. S6tn St., $17.
uriiinnAn-iiUYEi vu.,
au South th St. .
. ... ' D-8C3 13
-ROOM house, all modern. In fine repair,
jjui erwrman ave., tjo.uu. . u, tu. luraing
ton, u6 Bee bldg. ' , . D Mil8
MODERN house, 714 6th St. Inquire W. H.
Avimbau, sot etn ave., council Blurts. .
. D-
MODERN house. 714 Sixth Bt Inaulre W
11. Kimball, sV4 Bixtn Ave., council murrs.
i u Lit 12
PLEASANT- 6rroom flat, all modern and
ivwiyivKv, m utsiui i wwi
- DUNDEE.
. n i r , ...a. , ....... a . . t ,w a
wld kiiu o eueiut .". 9 IWIUI, uaiu anu
cioset. in.w eacn. - '
4924 Davenport sc. 8-room modern. $18.00.
OMAHA. .
2iui vnioago si., a rooms. bid.uo. '
A L. JUlirSBUiN CU.. B14 B. Inth.
FOR RENT. 6-room cottage, perfect repair
I 1,.. 1 ... ..... . 1 1 1 1 1 ... . a . . 1 1 . L.
..cine, ... ,. iii,tiu . j . iQiiir, lulu
and Karnam. ' '. - AJ MU2 11
Ir'OH KKIir-VliHAISHUB ROOMS.
ngwET European hotel ,13th and Farnam.
1 .. s- a-i
$1 PER WEEK-422 8. 18th St., one blflck
sou in or court nouse. . .. is S24
AETNA HOUSE, European, ltth and podge,
TWO nice, cool, furnished or Uufurnlshed
i vuii id. .-. ...iijivii. . jrj hi
I ROYAL HOTEL, European, IMh A. Chicago
I , . , , , . K U A
NICELY furnished rooms, ' single or en-
suite; rates reasonable. Midland HoteL
l.fti . no i.nicairu. . mj'h
LAROE south front room, newly furnished,
modern, telephone. Builaule lor two men,
Zii VOUgias. ... lLr-J,
HANDSOME steam-heated room. 1909 Cap.
hoi .avk ' n alius
FOR RENT, to gentlema large well fur
nished Tront room, wirn alcove, steam
nrai, s . . wnui, iririuuiiv, central,
reasonable. - ltt-'J Douglas. E 3W
I PLEASANT front room, lit earn heat; gen
tlemen preferred. 2l N.. 17th strwt.
I .. i , E-M388 13.
I 220 N. 17th Bt., neat stfsm-hentej rooms:
I tC-M! Nov.
I '. .
I W EI,L furnished steam' Heated rooms,
single or ensulte, with or 'Witnout board.
Midland notei, ;tn ana vnicngo sis.
;-M4W Nl
ROOMS for light housekeeper Ikauglas,
tir
IRJ4SHEU ROOMS AMD HOARD.
FURNISHED rooms, with bt rwrlthout
board; rates reasonapie. afiaiana Hotel,
ISlO inu . ukviu. , r w
.il.'li
THREE rooms, Ct 8. lrh St.: ' furrlaee.
FOR REST SIORKI ASIA OFHt ES.
FOR RENT Store, In first-class location
rem reasonaoie. juif'T n. (tiers a
Co., ground floor. Bee Kldg.
1 S
KOR RENT The building formerly occu
P'd by The Bee at 1 Karnam St. 1
has four stories and a basement whirl
ni formerly used aa The liee prea room
This will Ae rented very reasonablv. ll
imeresiea appiy.ai once to v. Koser
I w ater, secrciary.- room loy. Bee building.
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KAHNKT 8T. BUI1.DINO FMR RENT.
I THE NAtH Bl.MLDINO. opposite Bennett
I store, on Harney St., 6 stories and baa
ment, (mx132 feet, containing over W.UO
siuare feet of floor sj.ace, Bee ua for
terms.
The 4-story and basement brick bqtldirtg,
N'os. 1414 and 1414 Va Harney street, $260.00
rw-r monin.
iiw:iiKiiK A CO.. laul rarnam fiirevt
J .HALLS ( AH BKT.
CREIOIITON halt and Schlltz Roof garden
f.ir balls, banquet, card parties. smoksrs,
, meetings, conventions, etc. , Roth hall
are the largest In the city, have large
dressing rooms ami boxes for rlnsks. hata
nnd coats' will rent reasonable. Apply
to Wm. K. Morand. Manager Crelghton
hall. 'Phone Ptf-J. I cn NT
agents witf,h,
WANTED Canvassing agents In every
county to solicit subscriptions lo THK
TWENTIETH CENTURY KAHMEK.
Steady employment, with assured good In
come. Agents In the country with horse
and buggy especially desired. Canvasser
make easily ton to $1 ier month. Ad
rlreaa, entury Farmer Solicitors' Bureau,
l ee building. Omaha. 211
WAITED TO REIT.
WANTED. boarding places In private
families for students of Boyle a college;
price must be reasonable. Telephone 194.
K M420 M
FOR HAI.K Ft RXITVRE.
CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel.
22o. New and secondhand, bought, sold,
exchanged. . O (US
FOR BALE HORS.E9, W AfiOIS, ETC.
HARRY FROST paints and repairs wagons.
Bee nim. ntn ana i.eavenworin. xei.
X-34
F n. A I.I. M l(f E I.I, A SFOl l,
FENCE IjATH for quick shipment, crib
bing, combination ladders. fcOl uougias.
FOR SALE Phonogrsphs; superior to any
other musical instrument; a up. I ne
Wlttmann Co., Karnam. , Q W
NEW and secondhand typewriters, lilt
rarnam. . . , , w m
100 STYLES trusses; catalogue free. Sher
man & McConnell Drug Co., ltn and
Dodge, Omaha. Q 838
JDHAND iitfe cheap,. Derlght, 111$ Farnam.
INDIAN goods and relics: 1119 Farnam.
W 40
ECISON phonographs, $10,- $20 and $S0;
mouiaea lecorun. buc eacn or t per aos. :
new wheels, $16 up; 2dhand, $3 up. Omaha
Bicycle Co., lain and Chicago bis.
Q 912
FOR gas fixtures see Sam'l Burns. -
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FOR 8ALE, a pair of Imported Mexican
nairiess aogs. Address H. 6, Bee.
Q-M917
CHOICE milch rows. 6 Shetland ponies. 8
J . campoeu, 4213 . center, phone bibck
1123. 4 213 ij-
8ELLINO out bicycles at greatly reduced
prices; new wnneia, sib up. tioison pnono
grapns. $10, $20 and $30. ' Omaha Bicycle
CO., corner ISth and Chicago Bts.
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EDISON Columbia phonographs; agents
wanted: write. Fredrlckson, 16 & Cap. Ave,
QM592 22
GOOD toned cottage organ for sale at a
bargain, u it, Bee. tj Mitn
FOR 8ALK.V basehumer. used only a' short
time, inquire 2317 Urace Bt. w loe
FOR SALE, cheap, a new rubber-tired run-
aooui. inquire at couin s A,ivery rianie,
22d and Cuming. (J-itj Mil
NICE closed rockaway, extension top, rea
sonable, inquire Indsor Btables, 1414
Davenport Bt. - Q 310
OFFICE partition, glass pane. Phone :i61
VJ M3M P4
FOR SALE, barber shop and pool room,
J. .'. Atennlnger, Florence, let.
Q 395 9
POSTM A8TER8 For sale, cheap, screen of
210 lock boxes and 400 call boxes, nnlsned
in oak, A style; good as new; ran ue
liver about Dec. 1. 1802. W. .1. Cook, P.
M., Blair, Neb. . v-fcM4t) iv
FOR SALE, thoroughbred Scotch' Collie,
sire Welehtturn Charlls, out of Gold Dust,
Address 164. Bee. .' - y n-
PALMS, artificial, all slses, for sale heap.
i none zisi. . . . v It
a , -, ' ' Mi i i.-
GOOD antique oak ' wardrobe 'for sale
cheap, inquire 2104 Mapie. ' ' vj t-ie
CLAIRVOYANTS.'
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 1614 Cass St.
MME GYLMER, genuine palmist, 3U. S. 15.
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ELECTRICAL TREATMENT.
MME. AMES, vapor baths, 124 N. luth. R. 7,
A if ie 10
GRACE .O BRYAN.. ,pf , Ky.t
720. 8. 13th.
X 23 !
MME. SMITH, baths, 118 15, 2d floor, R 2.
, i IX 0'
PERSONAL.
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu
ous nan removea py electricity. At. Li,
Krenser block. . .. vb&l
PRIVATE hospital before and during con-
nnement, uaoies Doaraea ana auoptea.
Mrs. Uardels, 3234 Lake. Tel. -red 1X84.
U SHU
VIAVI. Woman's wsy to health. Home
treatment. Booklet iree. no Atee mag.,
Omaha. U V4
SEND 25c for complete lesson in deep
breaming exercise.. Dam J. r ox, iwi r ar
nam. . U Ku2 10
PRIVATE hospital before and during con-
tine ment; niat-ciass in every respect;
babies adopted. Dr. L. L. Miller, 2o04
Biundo St. Phone F-1U2. . U-2U-13
MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. IS, 2d floor. R. &
V 3S A."
GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale
j . II '..ill... U n n .v li?l) Iia..u.
tUlU r7l4mll VUlltUB WUU WW AUaVeT U laA.
. u u
L(fl
ELITE PAR
R8. $16 8. 16th St.. 3d fleor.
C MS83
PRIVATE . sanitarium for ladlea before
and during cunnnetnent. ut. ana Mrs.
Gerlsch, 4tt N. Lth St., Omaha. U las)
$30 RUPTURE CURED FOR $ Nj
knlte, no pain, no ueientiun iruni LUbinviB.
Bend fur booklet, etc. EMPIRE RUPTURE
CUKU CO.. D32 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha.
W-ul .
DR. JACKSON, 1505 FARNAM ST.
' U WO '
OMAHA DYE WORKS. 1616 Howard, the
fashionable cleaners or laaiea and gentle
men a dresses and suits, lace curtains,
-draperies. ' ' U M196 Nl
TELEPHONE 780 for L. M. E. messengers.
u-sw
LOOK. GENTLEMEN, LOOK!
But you will have to ,ook a lung time be-
fore you iind anything to compare to
STOECKER CIGAR. '
U-235 11
FOR tallormadc suits and fancy dresses.
Beutel, 205 Rarage. U-72 12"
I CURE ail human diseases, no poison, no
knife. Prof. Johnson, loth and Jones Sis.,
Omaha. V 86 13
BURB rure for excessive perspiration snd
' sll disorders of the feet; stnmp for psr-
tlculars. A. Mayer. 618 Bee bids.. Omaha.
, . U 31 N
PROPER feeding for children. October
What to Eat. All newsdealers. 10c.
U-M 413
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
44 PER CENT on business property.
I per rent on residence- property.
Options to psy whole or part sny time.
W. 11. ME1KLE. 4"1 6. 15th St
W-968
MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real
tstate. tsrennan-i-ove Co., m B. 13th
W-980
4 TO i P. C. Money. Bemls. Paxton Blk.
W-861
FARM and rlty loana, low rates. W. II.
Thomas. First Nsl. Bank Bldg. Tel. 14s.
W-861
FIVE PER CaiNT loans. Garvio Bros. tH
Karnam. W 8vl
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
WANTED Clt
tr
Farnam 8ml
th Co., l-i-t) Farnam afreet.
W-9R4
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, ir.il Douglas.
W Isvi
WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. K. C. Peters aV Co., 1703
Karnam Bt., Bee Bldg. W -Ma
TO S per cent. Prltohard. 1"5 B-e Ulilg.
MOSEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
I
MONEY loanl on furniture, live stock.
Jewelry, to smarten people, roley Uoan
Co., Sue. to Duff Oreen, 6 Barker blo.-k.
X-Soi
MONEY
WHEN you And It neressary to borrow,
give ua a trial, arter wnicn we win, by
lair treatment, attempt to retain your
patronage. We loan from $10 up, on fur
niture, pianos, live stock, etc. We also
make loan' to
SALARIED PEOPLE
wltliottf mortgage or endorser. We do
nt deduct Interest In advance; we charge
nothing for making or I, ling papeta and
our service Is quick and confidential. We
alwnvs try to please our patrons.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
118 Bosrd of Trade Bldg. Tel. 226.
(Established lh2. '- South 16th St.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
DO YOU NEED MONEY? $
$ MONEY TO LOAN 1
un I
I FURNITURE AND SALARIES. $
sill to . loanea on r t rtis l i t HE, I
PIANOS, ETC., and to salaried people $
at very lowest rates and for any length $
of time, without publicity or removing $
the projierty. Paymenta can be made to $
suit your convenience. i
Call and get our terms before going $
elsewhere. $
RELIABLE CREDIT COMPANY, $
Room i3. Third Floor. Paxton Block. I
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
SALARIED r'fciur'l.ti. mercnants, team
sters, boarding houses, etc., without se
curity; taslest terms; 40 offices In prin
cipal cities. Tolmsn, 440 Board of Irade
Bldg. X-H04
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
people; business confidential; lowest rates,
al4 Paxton block. The 1. A. Hutton Co.
X-858
Chattel and Salary Loans.
PHOENIX CREDIT CO.,
Successor to J. W. Tayloe.
Tel. 745. 33 Paxton Block.
X 853
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 318 S. 13.
X, 957
Bl SlftESS CHANCES.
TO GET In or out of business call on Wil
liams, Room 411, McCague building.
Y-S68
WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange
your bu:lnese or property quick see J,
k see ,
Y M908
ll. jonnson, S43 . x. L.ire,
FOR SALE, the furniture of newly fur
nished hotel of twenty rooms, electric
lighted, furnace heated, bath, county scat,
3.U00 inhabitants, central Iowa; fine
transient trade, $2 per day; two and one
lialf year lease; rent moderate. A bar
gain If taken quick. Address 'Marks Busi
ness Co., Des Moines, la. Y 371 8
FOR SALE or trade for city property,
grocery store and buildings, with excel
lent cash trade. . Address A, Her- otlli o,
- Council Bluffs. Y-M391 13
FOR SALE A good pool outfit; i pool ta
mes, cnairs, snowcases ana everytmng
complete. Address A. Myers, Mo; Valley,
la. Y M37 11
FOR RENT, European hotel at 414 North
22a si., eoutn omana. - - i-sw itr
NO REASONABLE offer rejected for the
furniture of lo-room brick Hat; fine loca
tion; full of roomers. J. H. Johnson, N.
X. Life. H'i x M400
A BLACKSMITH shop tor sale; owing to
. poor health 1 have derided to sell my
blacksmith shop and tools) a splendid lo
cation; good trade. W. J. Alason, ster
ling, Colo,
Y-M415 13
$1 EARNS $0.26 A DAY; PARTICULARS
sent free. U. 8. Co-Operatlve Investment
Co., 603 bin Ave., New yrk. x 114
FOR SALE The well established clothing
business of the Jato fS.'W. Sellers, Blair,
Men. At. w. McBriae, Administrator.
Y-M411 17
FOR BALE 18 gilt-edged first mortgage
bonds, payable In gold; par value, l,ou0
eacn; win do sola to net investor tH per
Cent per annum; Interest payable semi
annually. Harry Nott & Co., Brokers,
2i Bee building. " .'"'. x M4u0
FOR SALE The furniture of a 16-room
house Just two blocks from the Dost
office; the house Is full of first-class
boarders. L 66, Bee. Y M451 12
FOR exchange:.
TO EXCHANGE. A-room modern house,
except furnace, in Bemls Park addition,
on car- line, rents for $20 per mo., one
vaoant lot In same addition, one vacant
lot In Kountse Place and one vacant lot
In Thornburg Place. Will trade for land
Address L 31, Bee. Z 152 8
WILL exchange clear vacant lots In Chi
cago, well located, value $2.50). for farm
or acres near Omaha-. Address H, Boe
office, South Omaha. Z M413 14
FOR 8 ALE REAL ESTATE.
WHY pay rent? Own yous home! Bee the
Industrial Home Co. of , America. Best
plan on earth 1 Office, 221 Board of Trade
bldg., Omaha. R. M. Wilde, Mgr.
. AUG- M190
RANCH and farm lands for sale by the
Union Pacific. Railroad company. B. A.
McAllester, land commissioner, union Pa
cini; Headquarters, Omaha, .Neb.
RE-971
KEI.SEY'8. wall paper, 17th and Douglas.
'Phone 1608. RE 873
HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also
lire Insurance. Bemls, Paxton block.
RE 872
SEE PAYNE. BOSTWICK Y CO. for choice
bargains. 601 N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. 1014.
RE 874
1203
II W aw i ll' m
Aamam street,
RE 876
HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also
sere property and farm lands. The O. F.
Davis Co., Room 662, Bee building.
KE 977
839 ACRES, Douglas county. In one body
(nut easily divided), all level bottom land,
-ery fine hay, corn and blue grass land,
unexcelled for stock feeding, having fine
ysrds, barns, trackage and ojher facili
ties. Improvements originally cost $20,000;
handy to So. Omaha stock yards, also
R. R. station. Price, $46 per acre, for
limited time.
HARRISON at MORTON, Sole Agents,
Omaha. RE 364 15
TWO well built 8-room houses, desirable
location. Apply 1411 Vinton Bt.
RE 907 10
DO YOU WANT
TO SELL A FARM?
If you want to asll farm or ranch, tell
the fanners and stockrstsers about It. The
beat war to reach them is through
The
Twentieth Century
. Farmer.
This agricultural weekly goes to Ss.OOO
homes of farmer tod stockralser. so It
you have a good piece of land to sell at
reasonable price you aught to And a buyer
among them. The cost ot an ad Is small
I cents per word.
THE TWLNTIbTH CfcNTURY FARMER
OMAHA, NEB.
aVar-tOt
FOR HLE REAL ESTATE,
ntn INTEREST
ON THE INVESTMENT
or a
CHEAP HOME.
WALLACE. 311 J. J. PROWS BLOCK.
These plm es rent for belter than 8 per cent
net. with a probability for good profit be
sides. Favorable terms. Investigate.
ni. cottages. 2 stores, rental $;o.
$3fiirfk New (t-r. house. Hearing completion,
M minutes' walk west P. O.
.'..2 2 stores. 4 flats, rent $.V.
.Vrfi Small home ncur High school.
-' 2" Another, same locality.
$2.2" Fine cast front. H-r. house, beaitl
ful view, good neighborhood, lovely home,
near inth.
$.' t-ioth and Bancroft, four 3-room cot
tage, rent T-Vi.
$-,"4 Nice home, west of Hanscom park.
$1. nit Comfortable, well built home, large
lot, S"th and Grant.
$ ,f" Seward and 27th. 8-r. modern, rents
!.. i in r. 'tn. rents lino per vesr.
$l.:tfi-26ii-8 N. 33d, $ houses, rent $1M per
far,
$1 .2"?-xm Ijtrlmor?, S r.. T lots.
$1 -;ig Parker. H Mock Harney car.
m .111S Miami. 4-r.. full lot.
?' B-r, eottHge. full lot. Monmouth park.
t:o 2ric$ N. PAT, loxliw. 6-r.. cltv water.
$ti",o-24 N 33d. 4t'xl'H, 6-r., city water.
too 3l Seward, 4-r., 3 Idts. Ptxl26. city
water, rents $W per year. Easy terms lo
home buyer.
85008. E. Cor. 1Mh and Fort Sts., 6-r., large
lot
$i"i-8. W. Cor. 40th and Camden Ave., 6-r.
house, large lot.
$4oo-N. W. Cor. 40th and Camden, 4-r.. full
lot.
Bargains In vacant lots.
GEORGE G. WALLACE. BROWN RLOCK.
RH-437 8
THE building at Ninth and Harney, known
as the Cor.xena hotel, Is for sale. Bids are
Invited. Robert Dempster, 1216 Karnam
St. RE 37
FOR SALE 31 acres, irult and garden
laim, cignt-room nouse, goou nam, ap
ples, cherries, plums; eight acres In tim
ber, two miles from car line. Address,
103 8. First, Council Bluffs, la KE 968
AN IDEAL HOME
For a small family; 6 rooms, modern house.
cemeniea cellar, good lumac.e, maniei
and grate, gas, bsth, sewer, hot and cold
water, large porch; lot 60x127 on paved
street: permanent walks: near In.
This property must be sold at once, and the
price is oniy gnoa tor a tew aays. see
us about It. Price, $2,100.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Main Floor N. Y. Lire Htdg.
RE-M439 U
When You Write
to Advertisers
remember it only lakes hii extra stroke or
two of the pen to mention the fact that
you saw the ad In The Bee.
STOLEN.
STOLEN Sorrel team; one horse has
white stripe in lace, about b years old,
splints on all 4 legs; other horse hus
notch on 1 knee and T brand on shoulder,
about 8 yeara old; top Wasach buggy,
with red running gear; man about 6 iet
8 or 10 Inches, smooth face, blue eyes,
brown curly hair. Address J. A. Bailey,
Springfield, Neb. Stolen M1151
DANCING ACADEMY.
CHAMBERS. 17th and Douglas; now open
for reception of pupils; tormal opening
September 24. 'Phone F-1776 (circulars.
n Mssl 8
MORAND'8 Dancing Bchool. 15th and Har
ney. Children beginners, Wednesday. 4:16
p. m. and Saturday, 10 a. m. ; 20 lessons,
810; net son, October to May. $20, advance;
12 lessons, $6; season, $12; adults, Tuesday
and Friday, 8 p. m ; 12 lessons, ladles, $6;
nentlemen. $6. High school class meets In
Myrtle hall, scaaon October to May, $10.
Assemblies every Wednesday. 'Phone lu23.
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING.
GRAND Electric Co., 16 at Jackson. Tel. 2M6.
TICKET BROKERS.
CUT RATE railroad tickets everywhere.
P. H. Phllbln. 16uo Farnam. 'Phone 784.
-887
PAWNBROKERS.
I
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat
ing; all oualness confidential. 1301 Douglas.
ial
TYPEWRITERS.
WHY pay more? Lambert, $26; superior
to 8iuo macninea. Bent on approval, moii
roe & Co., oil N. 16th St., Omaha. 131
MANUFACTURING.
P. MELCHIOR, 13th and Howard, ma
chinist. KB
-e
OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. makes a aie
clalty of lire escapes, shutters, doors and
safes, u. Anareen, A'rop., 1'f.s a. loin Bt.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
GREGG 8. H., Touch T. W., Bus. Branches,
Teleg. Cat. Free. Om. Coll.. 17th & Doug.
. b0&
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. T. Life.
978
BOYLES college, court reporter principal,
N. Y. Life. 87
NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's
Theater. su
OSTEOPATHY.
G1D. E. ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths.
Suite 616 N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. 1864.
-984
Mrs. Grace Tlsdale Deegan. 538 Bee Bldg,
Tel. 29tS. -Jt7
OM AHA SCHOOL OF Ml SIC.
CHORI8TERS for First Presbyterian
church: reorganisation of choir. Apply
once, F. H. Wright, Director of Music,
31a Ramge Bldg. 434 31
MEDICAL.
LADIES' Chichester's English Pennyroyal
Pills are the best; safe; reliable. Take no
other. Send tc. stain us. tor oarticuUrs.
"Relief lor Ladies" in letter by return
snail. Ask your druggist. Chichester
Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. Pa.
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
PRIVATE lessons In bookkeeping, etc.;
night class Mond., Wed., Fri. G. 11.
Kathbun. itoom la, com 1 Nat I bank.
M986
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attenoea to. J. A. Ochiltree,
zotn ana uri streets. -jjo
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 8c; collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. A-1783.
to
STORAGE.
OM. Van Stor. Co.
Fara.
Tela.
83:
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
HTILLMAN A PRICE. 23 U. S. N l Bk. Bid,
!)
ACCORDION PLEATING.
IDEAL PLEATINO CO., 1510 Howard.
826
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 4 Ramge Bldg.
Ws)
TAIIeORING.
LADIES' JACKETS maje. altered and re
modeled Joe Yousen, .411 Farnam St.
M59
When You Write
to Advertisers
remember R only takes an extra stroke or
two of the pea to mention the fact that
leu saw the aa la iae Mas.
FLORISTS.
L. HENDERSON. 1.M9 Farnam. Tel li" !
Send for price list, cut flowers and plnnt.
Mlr.i".
STOES RK. PI. AT 6.1).
GOLD, fcllver mid nickel plating
Piatlng Co., pee 111. la. Tel :.'.
Oniiiha
- !M
l TOIORILF.S.
harnam street. Wl
THI NKS AMI II 4.i U.K.
TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 1717. Z"6 S. lUih
i'.'T
L. M. E. hauls trunks. Tel. 7s.
4i ARBAtiK.
ANTI-MONOI-OLY GARBAGE CO . cleans
cessools and vaults, removes garbage
and dead nnlmals at reduced prices. 6J1
N. laili. Tel. r.ti. Itu
! . s
HALF. TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bala Tie Co., Sll North l.ith.
LOST.
LOST, St. Bernard dog, white spot on left
hip. Return to 10th and Bancroft or tele
phone 639. Reward. Lost M419 10
LOST, past chief of honor pin. Finder re
turn to Mrs. W. A. Ruder, IMh snd I,
South. Omaha. Lost M4i7
Ft R HRESSlNti
O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners. 1424 8. Mth.
rRINTINO.
WATERS PRINTING COMPANY.
Linotype Composition. 511 S. 1'Uli.
' 9Sj
EXPERT ACCOINTAXT.
PRIVATE lessons In bookkeeping, etc. T.
K. Katlibun, room 16, Commercial .Na
tional bank. M445
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ll i;l. oini;.
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..a!0:00 am a 8:26 pm
..alO:50 pm . a 8:15 am
Chicago, Milwankee A St. Paal.
Chicago & Omaha Ex.. b 7:40 am b 3:40 pm
Chicago Limited Ex.
a v.uu pm
7:60 am
laiton I'aclnc.
iav.
Arrive.
Ovenand Limited a 9.40 am
The Fust Mall a 8:61) am
a 7:30 pm
a :n
pm
California. Express a 4:2a pm
j-aciuc express aii:4u nm
j-.aBiern express
The Atlantic Exoress...
a 4:85 pm
a 7:.io am
The Colorado Special. ..a 7:10 am a 3:40 am
Chicago Special 3.40 am
Lincoln, neat rice and
Rtromahura- Ex b 4:0R nm h!2-So nm
Grand Island Local b 6:30 pm b 9 .31 nm
BURLINGTON STATION IOT II A MASON
Borllnsjton A Missouri River.
. . Leave. Arrive.
Wymore, Beatrice and
Lincoln a 8:40 am bll:66 m
Nebraska Express a 8:40 am a 7:45 pm
Denver Limited a 4:26 pm a 6:45 am
Black Hills and Puget
Sound Express all:10 pm a 3:10 Dm
Colorado Vestlbuled
Flyer a S:10 pm
Lincoln Fast Mail .b 3:10 pm a 9:17 am
Fort Crook and Platts-
uioulli b 3.20 pm bilrm-va-n
Bellevue & Pacific Jet.. .a 7:50 pm a 8:27 am
Bellevue or Pacitlo Jet.. .a 8:00 am
Chleaaro. Burlington A Qaincy.
Chicago Special a 7:00 am a 4:05 pm
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex.. a 4:00 pre a 7. JO am
Chlcaao Local.
..a :) am an :00 pm
Chicago Limited
Fast Mali
Kaaaaa City, St.
a 8:05 pm a 7:l am
a 2:15 in
Joseph A Council
Bluffs.
Kansas City Day Ex.... 9.20 am a 6:05 pm
St. Louis Flyer a 6:10 pm nil;);, am
Kansas Oty Night Ex..ai0:20 pm a 8:15 am
a Dally.
b Dally' except Sunday, c Sun-
day only, d Dally except Saturday, pally
except Monday. .
il
WEBSTEli DEPOT 15TH A EBi fEH.
j . . '
Chicago. St. ' Paul, Mlaaenpalla A
" Omaha.
Leave.' ' Arrive.
Twin City Passenger. ...a 6:30 am a 9:00 pm
Sioux City Passenger... a 2:oo pm allijO am
Emerson Local b 6:40 pm b 6:4a am
Fremont, l.lkhorn & Missouri
Valley. '
Black Hills. Deadwood,
Hot Springs.. a 1:00 pra a 5:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglna d 8:00 pm f fi:00 pm
Hustings, York, David
City, Superior, Geneva,
Exeter and Seward... .b 3:00 pm b 3.03 pm
Norfolk, Lincoln and
Fremont b 7:80 am bl0:25 am
Fremont Looal.. c 7:30 am
Missouri PaciAa. k
Nebraska Local, Via -Weeping
Water b 4:10 pm a!0:2i am
CLARK'S CRUISES FOR 1IH13.
By Specially chartered Twin Screw
Steamers,
"KAISKHl V and "CELTIC"
North German Lloyd White Star Line
Express Steamer Largest Steamer afloat
Cheapest and most attractive trips eves
onrreu.
lAlaet ladlea Jan.
14; JYfartlnlmie. Rarba-
IIS0I IIIUICui
does. Jamaica. Cuba. Nassau.
etc.; 21 days, iiw up.
Mediterranean rhn.d Orient itiAl:
Constantinople, Palestine, Egypt, Rome,
etc.; 8400 up.
tlnruiou tJltceia Ju,r 42 days, $276 and
nOlndJi riUaSltl pp; first-class, including
shore excutrlons, hotels, guides, . drives,
etc. Frogrui.1.1 froo-'-Tcntlon trip.
K. C. CLARK. Ill Broadway, N. T.
JO INVEST IN CANADA LAND
NebraaWans Retara from lairstlga
llos Tour of the North,
nest Territory.
r ,
Alfred Millard and Byron Hastings of
Omaha, with F. I. Reber of Hooper, Neb.,
returned yesterday, from a visit of in
spection In the northwest territory of Can
ada, where tbey Intend soon to buy 1S.00Q
or 20,000 acres of land as a speculation. Mr.
Rebcr states that along the railroad It It
selling for $8 to $12 per acre, but that far
ther back,- by buying extensively, they ex
pect to get $5 and $8 land, or even less '
and In a section where wheat la running
thirty to forty bushels to the acre. He
states, too, that now that the new Canadian
administration, by ill vigorous Immigration
campaign, has gotten enough slates people
up there for the Canadians to become ic
qualnted with their ways and mannerisms,
the new arrivals are cordially received and
encouraged to locate. The full-blood Brit
ishers are not so cordial, or at least not so
demonstrative, but the real Canadians are
fond of the phrase "our American couslof."
They seem to think that when land gets up
to $25 anywhere it has reached an eaor
mous figure and are Cheerfully iltlag to
let It go at considerably leas.
WILL DINE THE GOVERNORS
Testimonial te Ak-Sar-Ben Maaaarers
at Omaha CI ah Nest Tues.
e
day Evening.
A dinner will be given to the Board of
Governors of the Knights of Ak-Rsr-Bcn
the Omaha club on the evening of Tuesday,
October 14. The men arranging the affslr
do so for the surposs of giving evidence
of the sppreclatlcl of thtt services ren
dered by the members of the board 'la pro
viding Omaha with (be anntfal festival
which has done so much to advertise the
qlty and Insure Its prosperity.
The arrangements are not complete at
this lime, but will include. In addition to
the dinner, short responses to toasts by
several of the cltiieas of Omaha who have
tslt the effect of the work.
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