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( THE . OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JULY 17, 1904. 18 BUSINESS CHANCES LOCAL manufactuiTng concern (incorpor ated) desiring to Increase output of an rtlcle of universal consumption, will sell limited amount of stock; steady income J.roducer; facta on call. M. J. Oreevy. 14 Be Bid., Omaha. T M366 Omaha Real Estate & Business Chance Agency ffo. 1 New stock of harness and saddlery In food Iowa town, price, $l.l. or will trade for 5 or (-room house In Omaha and pay cash difference. ffo. t New drug store, with fine fountain complete; good candy and cigar business in one of the best locations In the city; no competition; a great bargain If taken at once. Price, 3.i cash. Ho. J Have four good Improved farms In Nebraska that we will trade for general merchandise stocks In Iowa or Nebraska. Ho. .Will sell or trade a good farm near North Platte for merchandise or city property; If Interested call and see us. This la a bargain. , , 1U Jo. fr Wilt trade IS.OOO stock of clothing and gent's furnishings In Omaha for Im proved farm within 15 miles of Omaha. Kg, ft For sale, grocery and meat market and building on N. at., Bouth Omaha; owner leaving the city. This la a bargain. g?o 'For sale, old established grocery on Ji'orth 16th st: Involre about M.00O; has a good trade; owner retiring from business. o. For sale, $8,000 Interest In wholesale and retail business; buyer can take active totevst. fKie, podding house, IS rooms, doing large business; good location. If interested call and see us. 8fo. 10 For sale, good grocery on Farnam St; stock Invoice, $1,100. 405 N. Y. LIFE BLDG. p rbone J7C A NEW YORK corporation desires to es- . tabllsh a branch office for control of Ne braska and will receive appllcat ns fr position of manager. Applicants must te ot good moral character and posses good common sense; actual business ex Eerlence not essential but desirable; easy. . profitable work, assuring Income of $160 to $300 monthly, Increasing each year No tnlnal cash Investment of $125 will be re quired for goods to be carried In tock Exclusive control of entire business in Nebrnska will be guaranteed In written . contract. Address International Secretary, 231 Broadway, New York. Y 257-17X CORPORATION whose products are han dled by leading wholesale and retail deal ers want competent men to take manage ment of branch office, salary $2.6oO per annum and commission. Energetic man should earn W.000 per annum. Must In vest from $1,000 to $6,000 In stock of com pany. Unquestionable references as to ability and Integrity required. Address box B3. Madison, Wis. Y 231 17x 1SSTH REGULAR MONTHLY DIVI SION OF PROFITS. Bnly 1 104, the Storey Cotton company (capital $ioo,ou0, surplus 1102,130.42). The bourse, Philadelphia, Pa-, this day an nounced and paid to all customers of rec ord a net profit of two and a half per centum (S!tt per cent) on all fur.ds on de posit during June for Investment (subject to withdrawal on demand) and on special time a6counts a net profit of ZV per cent plus z per cent regular bonus. Cotton Investments as thus operated pre sent the best, the safest and most profit able medium now before the public .ROOMING HOUSE two blocks from post office, full of roomers; money-maker; cheap rent; cash buyer wanted. Address 8 , Bee. Y 323 17x STREE TRIP-Jallsco, Mexlpo. 11Three month' limit. Opportunity of a lifetime for location or Investment Big money to agents. Iowa Brokerage Company, Des Moines. Ia. T $38 17x TOR BALE Seat located and best equlped meat market la Falla City, Neb., a town of 4,000 people; only one other market , there. Whltaker Bros.. FalU City, Neb. Y M293 17 3ROCERY FOR SALE Business about $30 per day, and with a meat department would run $46 per day. This buslnesa la worth $1,500: will ell cheap If taken ax once. 8 4, Bee. Y 29 17 12500 new stock of fine furnishing goods. for $1,800. This la the finest and best lo cated stock In Falls City, in the center of the block between the P. O., all the banks and court house; up-to-date fixtures; nno room. 15x80 ft., painted and papered and an up-to-date front; 5-year lease at $a per month, and we are offered $40 per month for this room. Owner must take Ms wife to the Pacific coast. To admire this store Is to see It; terms If desired. . Whltaker Bros., Falla City, NeK kl GOOD business college, clearing $1,500 per year, 1$ years established, nicely located In Falls City. Neb., one of the best towns of 4,000 people In the state and surrounded by the wealthiest class of farmers that can be found. Will sell the equipments for $700 and give the building free for the first year. Owner must quit teaching on account of his health; terms If de- ' aired. Whltaker Bros., Falls City. Neb. Y 295 17 DOOD paying business for sale; small In vestment: big returns; thorough Investi gation gladly accorded. AddressS 13, Bee. Y M 378 18 THE OMAHA APPRAISAL COMPANY, 323 NEW YORK LIFE BLDG. gome snaps In the business line for sale. Located In Omaha and the surrounding oountry. HOTELS. SALOONS. DRUG STORES. GROCERY STORES. MEAT MARKETS. SHOE STORES. CIGAR STORES. HARD WARM STORES. . fcESTAURANTS. " PRY OOonS STORES. COAL OFFICES. ' CANDY AND CONFECTIONERY SJTORE8. ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC. When you want to take up some busi ness call on us. . When you want to sell your business, trade or secure a partner In your business wee us. We can always satisfy you. APPRA18INO DEPARTMENT. We appraise stocks of merchandise, tmlldlngs, manufacturing plants .etc., and lake inventories of stocks of merchandise. . Call or write for particulars. Y-864 XI ABBOTT-COWAN Co., 1st Nat. Bk. Uldg., . can (at you In or out of business, HOLES-ARMSTRONG CO., 721 N. Y. Lifer Tel. 48. Y i (WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange your property or business quick, ,see Si. Johnson. MS N. Y. Lire. TFuou L227u. - Y-3u0 fTO get In or out of business, or If you want to buy or sell roal estate see Omaha Heal Estate and Hualueaa Chance Agency. 400 N. Y. Life bldg. Y-3S4 cut my special plan or prompt sales of drug stores. F. V. Knleat, 701 N. Y. Lite bldg. Y M431 UEN of ability and address, who can give bond, can Improve their condition by call ing on Van U. Lady, SOI- Brown block. Y-MblS It PRUO STORE ror sate, clean stock; poor health compels me to sell. Lock box 28, , Kxeter, Nob Y MM III K)OD - established railroad hotel near Omaha; nne location; large business; like to sell at once. Address P, X, Bee Y-M1S2 HEAT market, $300; 8. 16th at; snap; . chance for grocery. P 68, Bee. Y M1U aVIAN wanted with about $1,500 without de lay; good paying business; investigate. Address P &0, Bee Y-Mll! B"HE Wirt Mill Elevator Co., of Te cumseh. Neb., will sell to the highest bidder on July 27. 3 p. m., their plant: Elevator, frame, 10,000 bushels capacity; heller, corn and wheat cleaners; mill, brick. 12k barrel on Hour, lott op meal, modern throughout, steam power, coal beds and flour houses; half block round in mill site: side track to mill: two blocks from square. If you wont, a good plant In county sest city of a gotid county now Is your chance. For fur , ther particulars, csll on or address Wirt Mill at Elevator Co., Tecumaeh, Neb. I ia i i m EMPLOYMENT office for sale chenp; tav lug city. Address S 14. Bee. Y-Mm M OUO BUYS beautiful centrally located restaurant, clearing ns.fttt yearly; long lease; ciheap rent. Established, steady trade. Address Anderson, room 70s Hur- , filiation at, J iHUm mmu BUSINESS CHANCES SHOLES-ARMSTRONG CO. 722 N. Y. Life. Tel. 4. REAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE TO TRADE. 14 acres, with good Improvements!, two miles from Co. Bluff. Price $3.5ii0. This Is a desirable home and a first-class garden. Would trade for Omaha property. lflO acres well Improved, near Meadow Grove, Price $4.0ffl. verv cheap. Land all aro-d It, no better .selling for $40 to $46 per acre. Will trade for stock of merchan dise of same value. 400-cre Irrigated ranch, i miles from Bridgeport, all under North Platte ditch. 2M acres now Irrigated. Fair Improve ments. Trade for city property or merchan- $s,000 stock of merchandise. In one of the best towns on the U. P. railway to trade for clear land or city property. $9,ono stock of merchandise a. e. Iowa town of 1.600; trade for clear land n. e. Ne braska. Best stork In town. 1,000 acres Improved and timber land lying all together. 8. E. Mo. Trade for hardware stock. Price $16 per acre, all clear. It is a bargain. Brick block centrally located paying $:.fiOO per year rental. Mortgaged for $16. 000. Will trade equity for clear lands. 4K5 acres S. E. Kansas, well Improved. Price $15,000. Trade for good stock of mer chandise. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR SALE OR TRADE. WE DO THE BUSINESS. SHOI.ES-ARMSTRONG CO. JAMES J. O1 MALLET A CO. Future books paid 16 per cent for the week end ing June 18, which Included the Suburban Handicap, Sheepshead Bay, New York, and the American Derby, Chicago. Pal.1 12H per cent for the week ending July 2, which Inoluded the great World's Fair Derby, St. Loul. Write- for particulars. James J. O'Malley A Co.. 186 Dearborn St., Chicago. Y-230 17x J. H. Johnson, The Real Estate and Business . Chance Man, has For Sale or Exchange GENERAL MD8E. Stocks $5,000 to $12,000, clean up to date; good Neb towns, con sider good imp, farms. Submit particu lars. GROCERIES Stocks $200 to $3,000, city and country, tine propositions, will sell right. HARDWARE $2,500 to $7,000 stocks, city and country; pay to Investigate; good trade. ... DRUGS $2,000 to $5,000; c.ean up-to-date stocks; country towns; paying proposi tions; good land for some. Land Propositions 160 a. Imp. DOUGLAS Co., at $60; consider $6,000 gen. mdse., bal. long time. 480 a, imp. bHERMAN CO., at $23, for clean stock mdse. ISO a. FURNAS CO., Imp., at $40; gen. mdse. or Income property will do. J.080 RANCH BROWN CO., 800 acres In crop; wlU consider small farm eastern Nebraska or western la.; price $1$ per a. 13 quarter sections Sheridan co., for $6,000: livery stock will do. What have you? HOTELS 30 to 60 rooms In line Neb. and Iowa towns, furniture for sale; good business. i ROOMING HOUSES la city; a few good ones at right figures; fine locations. Come and see me about them. MY list is full of good business propositions; will be glad to talk about them when you call. J. H. JOHNSON, 843 N. Y. LIFE. Y-373 17 FOR 8 A LB At Eddyvllle, Neb., a 26-room hotel, centrally located. For particulars Inquire land department. Union Pacific Railroad company, Omaha, Neb. Y-J6117 GENERAL merchandise stock, running and doing good bualnesa. Located In good up-to-date town of 1,300. Stock will In voice about $0,000. Owner must have some cash; will take balance In good land. Write quick and describe what you have to offer fully. Several other stocks to exchange. Charles W. Somers, 204 Dally News bldg., Bt. Paul, Minn. Y 250 17x I CAN SELL your business or real estate, no matter where located. I can get you cash for your real estate or business, no matter where located. Properties and business of all kinds sold quickly in all parts of Unit id States. Write today de scribing what you have to sell and giving cash price on same. A. P. Tone Wilson, Jr., Real Estate Specialist, 413 Kansas ave., Topeka, Kaa. Y M170 18x MEAT MARKET for sale, at Fremont, Neb. Address f cz, ee omce. T M19S S3 FOR BALE Chinese restaurant; good busi ness and fixtures new: best location in the city. Address St. Louis Restaurant, Hastings. Neb. Y Mm istx A Ten Dollar Note for a Flyer Will carry a 25-word Classified Ad vertisement into a million homes one time. This Is the Hat. Where else can you get a better combination for the money? Boston Herald, Omaha Bee, Phlla. No. American, Buffalo Courier, Syracuse Herald, Roch. D. & Chron Pittsburg Dispatch, Providence Telegram, Baltimore Herald. Cleve. Plain Dealer. St. Louis Globe-Dem.,Dea. M. R. & Leader, wasnington jrost, Lienver font. Mil. Free Press. Ban Fran. Chronicle. Cincinnati Enquirer, Atlanta Constitution, Minneapolis Tribune, Dallas News, Detroit Free Press, Chicago Inter Ocean, Indlanoplls Sentinel, Kansas City Journal. GIVE THIS LIST A TRIAL RUDOLPH GUENTHER, Newspaper and Magaslne Advertising, ICS Fulton St., New lork. Write for Com bination Offers, Magaslne Lists. Y DON'T woik for others; be the boss; start a Mall-Order Busineas; we help you. Plan and new catalogue for stamp. Cen tral Supply Co., Kansas City, Mo. Y . YOU can never profit by business chances unless you have soma money; small sav ings are tne foundation of large fortunes; start a savings accounts with J. L Brandels 4k Sons, Bankers, 16th and Doug las bis. Amu over $4O0,u0o.oo. X MARRY RICH Can you get the kind of a husband or wife you wish. Pay when married. C. H. Rowan, Milwaukee, Wis. V- WRITE Columbia Copper Co.. 606 Chamber of Commerce Detroit, Mich. Most Eq uitable, fair, just, honest, honorable, con scientious, reasonable and favorable plan ot selling stock. A great opportunity. Y-287 1VX ARB you satisfied with yourhcome? We teach you the real estate business; Zl capital atarta you. We furnish large list of salable property; make you our special representative, co-operate with and assist you to earn from U,0u0 to $5,000 annually. Work with us a few years and become In dependent: others making fortunes, so can you. I Write and we ll show you now. H. W. Cross & Co., 3J6 Tacotna bldg., Chi cago. Y PATENTS GUARANTEED PATENTS secured or fee returned. Bend model or sketch for tree opinion as to patentability. Send for Illustrated GU1DU BOOK anil list of Inventions wanted; flneat publication Issued for free distribu tion; contains valuable Information re garding patents, trad nwrks and copy r'ghts. how to obtain and sell them, 100 mechanical movements, etc. Patent se cured by us advertised free In the l atent Record; sample copies frse. Address Evans, Wllklna Co., Registered Attor neys. 60S F St.. Washington. D. C. Y DO YOU want to sell that stock? Will nine million dollars backing help you? If so, addresa Granite Securities Com pany, Bradbury Building, Loa Angeles, Cal. Y-2 17x FOR BALK, flrat-claaa boiler and foundry plant: Ix-at of Its kind In the south; mak ing money. Now running full capacity; substantial buiUtinKi, flue equipment; es tablished reputation; goods well known and sold all over the south. Over $lu0(M required. For particulars address Olm ted 4k Brown, Clialtanwvga, Tenn. aM 17S BUSINESS CHANCES WANTED, partner with $S.roo or $10.irt) to tnke artlve part In established overall and shirt factory. Large Increasing trade demands more capital. Union Overall Co., 1810 Main St., Kanaaa City. Mo. Y-9 17 FOR BALE a stock of drugs In a good Herman Catholic town. Inquire of F. M. Wilson, Templeton, la. Y PERSONAL Economical Disposed piano buyers should not overlook the great bargains quoted In this ad. Dunham, walnut case $1J Gilbert, good for beginners Lights St Bradbury, round corners.... Charles M. Stlef. splendid condition.. 4.i Max Meyer Bros., ebony case 50 Ernest Gahler. carved legs Small Mathushek square, good as new 65 Fifteen used 'uprights, Including the world's best makes, 8teirer, Hardman, Em erson, Gabler, Kimball and Chlckorlng, $t0 and up. Terms to suit the convenience of the buyers. We ship pianos everywhere and trust everybody. Wrlto for catalogues and bargain list, or pay us a visit of in spection. Schmoller & Mueller, The Leading Piano House in the West. 1313 Farnam St. Tel.1626. DR. ROY, Chiropody. R. 1 & 8, 1605 Farnsm. DETECTIVE Capt. Cormack. 517 Ka-oanh Mock. Tel. A-2832. U '61 M A riNPTir treatment baths. Mrre. j BALLOON ASCENSIONS Furnished by the reliable Bam Murphy Balloon Co., 2801 Miami at, Tel. 8v!6S Dressmaking. Miss Sturdy. 2606 Davenport, STEINWAY pianos are sold exclusively by Bchmoller & Mueller, 1313 F,lrlajnlj,Jw Germania De?l S2 MjJ: Accordion pleating, cheapest, best, quick' est. Mrs. A. C Mark, 17th and Douglas TRY KELLY'S LAUNDRY. 'PHONWl VTAVL" way to health. 850 Bee Bldg. U 2(6 TUB, vapor and alcohol baths. 120l934th DR. 6LABAUGH, Dentist, N. Y. Life Bldg. ACCORDION AND SUNBURST PLEATING, RUCHING. 6END FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES. GOLDMAN FLOATING CO. 200 DOuUluia Hih- 'Ituij. 1931 U M74U. MEN of ability and address, who can give bond, can Improve their condition by call ing on Van H. Lady, 601-2 Brown block. U Ma4 19 LOOK for the Tiger U M928 17 RnNpPRE83ING CLUB; 760 a IV- 3tixel. 1978. 414 N. ltfth St, month. U-M131 PHILIP BARNHART, come home or write, MAMMA. U-M177 A14x PHYSICIAN, graduated in Germany, prac ticing In United States tor ten years, will travel with Invalid; willing to go aoroad. Letters, P 61, care Bee. U-M195 lux EDISON gold molded records. 86c Nebr. Cycle Co., 16th and Harney. U 219 22 YOUR fortune told. Send name and ad dress, with two-cent stamp and date of birth, and I will send a pen picture of your life from the cradle to the grave. Prof. Le Aroxl, Dept. 162. Bridgeport, Conn. U-208-17X SUPERFLUOUS hair, warts and moles permanently removed by electricity; con sultation free and confidential; all work Euaranteed. Miss Allender, 422 N.' Y. lfe. V-260 17x LIQUOR Dealers', bartenders' recipes for compounding wines, liquors, cordials sup riled through compounder for $1 each kind desired on receipt. J. Healey, 1813 North Id st,, Philadelphia, Pa. U-289 17x MARRY, wealth and beauty; marriage dl- rectory FREE; pay when married; en tirely new plan; send no money. Addresa H. A. Horton, Dept. 297. Tekonsha, Mloh. U 276 17X PERSONS suffering with constipation and piles CURED FREE. In order to prove ft we will send you an order on the drug gist for a 25o bottle. American Pharmacal CO., Evanston. Ind. Box No. 806. U LITTLE WONDER SODA FOUNTAIN, complete, $18; send names two reliable people In your town; your promise you 1 want fountain to act as agent to sell; will give you agent's price, $12, and terms, namely: Send $6, balance 30 days. No case will we give these terms on more than five fountains at one time; money refunded if not satisfactory; expressage paid by us; catalogue, book recipes fifty popular drinks: with fountain and recipe drink produced He glass; syrup, litera ture, cards, salesmen's outfit, Dentler Mfg. Co., 823 Walnut, Philadelphia. U $10 WILL be yours If you will send 26 cents witn a Fuu&uiv nam 101 cream. Three names for 60 cents, eight for $1. Don't be afraid to try. Address Lillian Rltchett, Denver, Colo. U 262 lix PRIVATE home during confinement; ba bies adopted. Mrs. Dr. King. 60 N. 16th, (d floor. Tel. 8669. U-M265 A16 MISS ANNA K. DICK,' formerly of Lin- coin, IN eo., nee openou uicBBnnivs - lors at J628 Farnam St. U 2b6 17x BUSINESS MAN, middle aged and very wealthy, wants Immediately cheerful, In dustrious wife. Address Mr. Allan St Nicholas Hotel, Chicago. , U-337 17x WINSOME WIDOW, without kith or kin. WOrtn STO.WPU. WOJii IO.Iii.iu;. .. band. Address Mrs. L., Ohio Block. Chi cago, IU. U-339 17x INFORMATION wanted Harry Smith, parents, sister, eiaston, ma.; insnaiuuy received. U-690 19x ANYONE who can give Information re garding the present whereabouts of Wil liam Arbogast, who was employed last spring on construction work on a reser voir nnr Denver, and later supposed to have gone to Douglas, Wyo.. will confer a great ftfvor upon an anxloue motner by addressing Mrs. Llisle Mlhm, 118 W, Lawrence St., Mlahawaka, Ind o 311 1X CARLTT8 A. JONESON. for some time liv ing In Omaha, whose wherea bents now are unknown, will find something to his advantage by addressing N 38, care Bee. Anyone giving information as to his whereabouts will be rewarded. Descrip tion: Tall and very fleshy, dark hair and light moustache and blue 'j 111 80. 14th St., Schlitx No. t. Try our 16o meals; home made pies with xll.r';"- IN FORMATION wanted George Henry Guv. Englishman, formerly overseer Pembroke Penn. Jamaica, about 1MB: In Omaha later. Communicate Arthur Guy, Button st., Kingston, Jamaica. To his advantage. U 418 19x MEDICAL HOMEOPATHIC medicine, wholesale, re tall. Bhurmau A MuConutll. lmilu. 78 DR. PRIES treats successfully all diseases and Irregularities of women, from any cause; experienced and reliable. Audre.a, with stamp, Dr. Pries. 1611 ht Dodge St., Omaha. ii9 PRIVATE hospital during confinement; babies sdopted. Mrs, Gardols, 216 Charles. Tel. A-261. -2W PRIVATE home during confinement; ba bies adopted. Mrs. Dr. King. 4-4 N. 16in. Id floor. Tel. &o. -U3U J)lt PRIVATE home during confinement; babies sdopted. The Good Hnmnrltan Finltar1nm, Ut 1st ar-,CeuncU blutU.U. Tel. 771 -U MEDICAL DR. CUSCADEN. Pee Bldg.; 11 a, m. to 4 p. m.; telephone, office 349; res. 494. M 134 J y 27 DR. CUSCADEN. 21 Bee Bid . H a. m. to 4 p. m.; telephone office 3849; res.. 499, M-134 y27 DR. W. HUTCHINSON. Specialist ot women and children- SO years' practice. OfTice. 2206 Cuming. Residence telephone. sobtt; omce, attoi. LADIKH When In need send for free trial of our never-falling remedy; relief quick rnd safe. Paris Chemical Co., Milwaukee, Wis. J. MOTH E nOROU'M, M. D., Frenxer b!ock, Omaha. Tel., ofT.ce, 700; res . 480. 292-17 LADIES Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills are the best. Safe, reliable. Take no other. Send 4c stamps for particulars, "Relief for Ladles," In letter by return mall. Ask your driiRitist. Chichester Chemical Co., Philadelphia, Ta. LADIES, use ANTERIOR Regulator, sure, safe and perfectly harmless. Rent post paid for $5. Gusranteed. Address The Columbia Co., Clarlnda. Ia. WO 17x THIS FOR THAT WILL trade sewing machine for type writer. Neb. Cycle Co., loth and Harney. Z-209 10-IN. DISC records taken In exchange fjr new records. Columbia Phonograph CI., 1621 Farnum. Z 210 WHAT hnve you to exchange for a piano? Perfleld Piano Co., Bee bldg. Tel. 701 z-ai IF THERE Is npthltig In this column yon want, put an ad. In and you will soon get It- Z-1.3 WILL exchange second-hsnd phonograph records for others In good condition. N. 64. Bee office. Z M222x r?OU SALE OR EXCHANGE A fine milli nery stock. In a good Iowa town. Ad dress N. M., Bee. 55 M29 MEN of ability and address, who can give bond, can lmptove their condition by call ing on Van B. Lady, 601-2 Brown block. Z-M58G 19 BEAUTIFUL upright plnno for driving or draft horse. Schmoller St Mueller, 1313 Farnam St. Tel. 1025. Z M514 ALL KINDS of trades exchanges If you have merchandise of any kind for land, or land for merchandise, write me fully. I CAN MATCH YOU. H. R. Woodall. Norfolk, Neb. Z 284 17x TO EXCHANGE, merchandise, farms, lands, business and residence properties, hotels, elevators, flouring mills. Over 4.6O0 propositions for exchange. Can match most any deal. Bend us full de scription of what you have for exchange. Robert Mather (established 1875). Cedar Rapids. I a, Z M343 1) FOR EXCHANGE, fine 8-room, all mod ern house; also 7-room, modern except furnace; both close In. Will take cheaper rental property for part, balance cash or easy payments. Address 8 10, Bee. Z-M354 23 FOR EXCHANGE, good clean stock of general merchandise. Invoice $1,200. for eastern Nebraska land; no agents nlense. Address A 8, Bee. Z 396 18x TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TEN-ROOM brick, east front, every con venlence; not basement plan. Keys 2601 Capitol aveune, adjoinlrrfr D. F. Swarts- tanaer. u ara itx 4,000 Aero Ranch. Owner ready to retire and don't want to trust to a tenant. Also wants to Invest In city where ne can educate mi children. Reliable annralaemepf si 1 worth $15 or $18 ner acre. Can deliver It at $10. Fare paid to Inspect, Eastern Wyoming, on U. P. R. R. CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO. Bales Dept. J. MT WELSHANS, Mgr., GEO MARSHALL. O. M. E. Tel. 611 MESSENGER AND BAGGAGE. 1613 Farnam Street WILL GET YCJR BAGGAGE THERE ON TIME. M781 RAILWAY TIME CARD lION STATION 10TU AND MARCY. Chlcasro, Rock, Island Paolne. aUsT. Leave. Arrive. ChlMce Daylight bunltsd a l:liia Chicago Dsjiisbi Loeal ., a t.M m e s:M ps Chicago Bxpreas 1)12:81 im a 4:14 9m Di Molnae Kiprss ;! bll:M m Chicago Faat Kayrus il,M(s tlutia WEaT. Rooky Mountain Limited a T: us a 1:44 aoi Llnoola, Colorado apriuss. Hoo ver. Fneblo an waac li lt a I :i ss Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul. LasTo. Arrive. Chicago Daylight Express. , Callfornla-Oregoa JCxproM Orarland Limned Dai Molaoi Gkobojl Kx t:H ui a 11:00 pra .a i.it pm a 10 pm .a l:0 pm a 7:34 am .a 1.U am a 1:14 pat Uiuu i'aclUc, The Overland Limited a 1:40 am The Colorado and California Sx..a 4:10 pm lha Chicago-Portland apoclal ...a 4:10 pm 4:06 pm :40 am Tho Kaatarn Jbapraas Tbo Columbus Local Tho Colorado Spaclal Tho Chicago Spaclal Tho Bvatnco Local The t'ut Mall 1:14 pm H.W am 4:60 am 1:14 pm l: pm ...s 4 00 pm ...a 7:44 am ...b 160 pm ...a 4.40 am Chicago St Nortnwaateria. Lost. 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Chicago Exproas a T:60 am al6:M a Chicago Limited a T:6o pm a 1:04 am Mine, and St. Paul Expraa....b 1:60 am blO M p Mlna. and St. Paul LUulud....a 1:60 pm a 4.04 pm litaaourl Faclne. SC Loula BUpraas al:44 est a t:M pa kaaaaa City 4k SI ...aU :46 pm a T:4 am ...a 6 paa tUDu proas Wa-ia a rair Spoaial .. W awash. St. Louis "Caanoa Ball' E..a 4:60 pm a 4:M am a 1:46 am a :W) pm siaw World's air Leual Uoia Council cUufta. a 6:1 am 4 :04 pm BURLIKOTON STATION XOTU MASOH Cblcaso, Borll4a at'tjeiacy. Loan. ArrlT. Chicago SpooUl Ckicaso Vostlbulod Sxpross ....a l "J Km a 1:46 am Cblcaso Local a 6 :16 am all:04 pm Chicago Limited a 6 wo pm ' " 6aat Mall Kansas Cltr, St. loaek sk Co. Blla-fa. Kaaaaa City Day Express a 4.16 am a 6:06 pm ftu Louis Flru a 6. atom aU:ut am kaaaaa city felgal Exproas ,...aUi4 pm a 4:44 am ttui'UUaUosi av Miaaoan Hlver. Wymara. 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Daarbora St., Cbl caso. 111.: Harry Moor a. 10U1 'araam SC , C KutborfoM. 164 Faraom St 1 i- at. .ayaeiaa. 16u4 am at. 7 JT s is BETTER THAN GOLD MINES Famous Seoret Heoipei Whioh Hsre Hs.de Soma Men Bioh. FOREIGN FORMULAS COMMAND BIG SUMS Prentable Family Assets Handed Down frosa Father to IoaHow tho Secrets Are Jealoeslr Gaarded. There Is money, big money. In secret re cipes. That for the making: of a particular kind of pill was disposed of recently at public auction In London for the good round' sum of 5,000. Nor does thH by any means establish a record. The original recipe for the making of absinthe, first sold by Its Inventor, a French chemist named Ordnalre, for a few hundred franca, changed hands shortly afterward for 10, OflO, a rich distiller paying that sum for It. and he made a profit of over 200,000 on his Investment. The Oxford Press syndi cate values the formula for making the thin, tough paper used In printing Its Bibles at 250,000, having cost them over twenty-five years of hard work ad 20,000 In cash to discover and perfect the pro cess. Even more valuable, probably, is the secret of the manufacture of the paper upon which the notes of the Bank of England are printed, which belongs, as Is pretty generally known, to the Portals of Laverstoke, who have accumulated a for tune from It Inside of a couple of genera tions. The brilliant crimson cloth of which the cardinals" robes at the Vatican are made has been supplied for generations past by the same family of cloth mer chants at Burtschled, near Alx la Cha pelle, the secret process by which the dye Is distilled having' been handed down from father to son. The family, curiously enough. Is of Huguenot descent, and Its members are to this day stanch Protes tants.. It was the daughter of Catherine de Medici, afterward queen of 'Navarre, who, according to tradition. Invented the lace which Is called after her, "Relne Margot." To her favorite serving maid, Marie Court alalde, she bequeathed the sealed pattern and with It also although of course all unwittingly a death warrant; for poor Marie was murdered for the sake of her paper treasure by & Neapolitan adven turersome say she was married to him who realised a fortune from his blood gotten knowledge. Barbara Ullmann elab orated the pattern of the now world famous pillow lace while spending sleepless nights sitting up waiting for a drunken husband. She lived to see her eldest son .ll the product of her Ingenuity for 12,600. i Tempting: Prices. Twlcs the last mentioned sum. It Is averred, has been offered In vain for the secret of the Ingredients and method of manufacture of a widely advertised medic inal syrup! A Wiltshire firm o( bacon curers paid no less than 10,000 for the Brandenburg method of curing hams, while a certain special chutney, or rather the method of mixing It, originally bought for a few rupees from a poor Hindoo trader, changed hands a few months back for 7,600. A famous sauce Is made according to a recipe hundreds of years old, which was bought "for a song" from the butler of a country family by the then head of the firm. Today the little faded scrap or yellow paper, with Its almost Indecipher able hieroglyphics. Is valued by Its owners at many thousands of pounds sterling. About 150 years ago there resided in the town of Doncaster a certain barber named Vartln. To him there came one day to be ihaved a soldier, who mentioned In the jours of conversation that he was obliged to return to his regiment at Tork on foot. as he had not the wherewithal to pay his coach fare. .Mr. Martin, having hhmself known poverty In his younger days, loaned the man sufficient money for his purpose, and a little while later received It back ac cording to Erom',iei Dut there was some thing else In the envelope; a crumpled pa per on which was written a recipe for a. certain preparation which, explained the sender in a covering letter, he had long used with very good results upon the boots of the men of his corp. The barber at once made a small quantity according to directions, found It excellent, entered Into partnership with a friend of his named Day, a harnessmaker of Tavistock street, London, and was rewarded for his enter prise by seeing before he died the firm of Day V Martin, blacking manufacturers, blossom forth into one of the biggest busi nesses of Its kind In the world. Talnable Family Asset. The recipe for Banbury cakes dates from the time of the civil war, when the now familiar dainties were Invented by an old dame and disposed of with level Impartial ity to royalist and roundhead alike. Tra dition has it that she bequeathed the se cret as a dowry to her daughter, whose husWnd amassed a fortune by their sale while still a young man. Since then their manufacture has enriched quite a score of' people, and they are now made In enor mous quantities and exported to the ends of the earth. In a single year, It Is re corded, one Banbury baker alone disposed of no fewer than 139,500 twopenny enes. When, a few months ago, the monks of La Grande Chartreuse were expelled from Franca, the senior abbot carried with, him a tiny oasket of tempered steel which never left his possession for a single In stant Other treasures pictures, tapes tries. Jewels even might go by ordinary goods train, but not this! For therein re posed the recipe for the world-famous twin liqueurs the chartreuses green and yellow. For centuries the precious script had lain secure in the monastery's strong room. Originally It consisted of a single fragment of parchment six inches by nine. But as tlms went by other Ingredients were dis coveredthere are said to be no fewer than 187 of them now and supplementary direc tions and Instructions were continually be ing added until the one bit of skin has grown to a volume of over 100 pages. It Is without doubt the most valuable book In the world; for Its lucky possessor, sup posing he were a private Individual, would b more secure from want than If he owned the mines of DeBeers or the fee simple of "the crushlngs of all the Rand." And the queer part of the business Is that the mendicant friar who first Invented chartreuse thought but little of his new liqueur. Mtllloma from a Trifle. Bo, too, did the originators of many other recipes that have since proved valuable gold mines to their heirs and successors. It Is said, for example, that, Giovanni Fa rina, the Inventor of eau de cologne, once offered to sell outright the formula of Its preparation for the equivalent. In English money, of about 750. Blnce then. It Is estimated, the value of the famous scent sold has amounted to some 50,000,000; and the estimate Is probably under the marc. But the value of all recipes, whether of ancient or modern times, sinks into Insig nificance beside that of a formula which has Just been evolved by a French chemist for the manufacture of genuine rubles, or of rubles which at all events are quite In distinguishable from genuine ones. For this no leas a sum than 112.500,000 franca equivalent to 4,600,000 pounds sterling, U said to have been refused. The formula covers three large sheets of parchment. It Is written out In elaborate cipher, the key to which exists In the inventor's brain and nowhere else. And each of the three sheets Is deposited separately; on In the strong room of a Parisian bank, aaotber In a steel vault underneath a London safe deposit company's premises, and the third In sem place of security, th locality of which varies from month to month, and Is always kept a profound secret Moreover, each of these three sheets Is useless without the other two, even assuming which Is ex tremely Improbable that the cipher in which the meaning of the writing Is shrouded could be discovered. Chambers' Journal. QIAIST FEATIP1F.9 OF LIFE. Mrs. Isa Wesley of JefTersonvllle, Ind., 27 years old, and thrice married, celebrated the anniversary of her first wedding, hav ing as her guests her first and third hus bands. The second Is dead. Mrs. Wesley, then Isa Tatum, married Sterling Normnn when she was 16 years old. They were divorced, but In spite ot this fact all went well at the celebration. A merry and quite exclusive automobile party of six, on the way to Allentown, Pa., came near halting at the fot of a hill for what appeared to be In the moonlight to be two cats fighting In the roadway. "Aw, go on and Just give those cuts a Jolt,'" ex claimed one of th braves beside the chauf feur. The lever was drawn wide open, the auto shot ahead, the two "cats" sidestepped and the automobile party, astounded be yond expression, hastened toward the near est village drug store for disinfectants and perfumery. The "cats" wer pole cats. John Jersky, a Slav, of Braddock, Pn. Is a hero. While employed In the finishing mills at the Edgnr Thomson works he grabbed a live wire that broke, and thus saved the lives of a number of his fellow workmen. He received ashock of between 1,400 and 1,600 volts, and fell to the ground unconscious. When rescued It was found that his left arm and hand were badly burned. His courage In grabbing the wire saved the lives of his fellow workmen. The employes at the works will ssk that he be given at least a medal by the Car negie hero commiHSlon fund. Warned to leave 8t. Joe, Mo., by his fel low workmen at the Nelson Morris packing house, who threatened to lynch him If he again appeared In the plant, and denied a farewell by his wife whom he Is alleged to have misused, Charles Peffer, who at tempted early In the week to secure from the county court an order committing his wife, declared by the court to be sane, to the asylum, Is now In Chicago, afraid to return to Bt. Joseph. Peffer went home and made preparations to leave the city, Ho packed a few of his personal belongings, gave his .wife ten new ten dollar bills and ten new Ave dollar bills, asked her to write to him if she needed money in the future, kissed his chil dren goodbye, and then, turning to his wife, asked: "Won't you kiss me good bye 7" "No," was the reply. "Won't you shake hands 7" "No," and Peffer walked away. Charles Miller, a clerk In the land offlce at Muskeogee, I. T., who has been afflicted for a number of months with rheumatism, has adopted the usual method of taking treatment from an Indian medicine 'man. Last Monday Simon Billy (Foloba), of En faula, began a treatment which Mr. Miller declares Is curing him. Billy Is a fullblood Creek. He Is about 60 years of age, and has been a medicine nun since his boy hood In his treatment of Miller he uses medicine mads from herbs steeped In ai earthen pot over which Incantations are said and mystlo songs are sung while the preparation Is being made. His manner of administering the medicine Is also of an unreal nature. This Is believed to be the only instance in recent years wherein a whit man has had sufficient confidence In the Indian medicine man to employ his services. While a young woman lay dying at a Kansas City hospital her husband, his brother and several women friends of the family were busy In the task of selecting a casket. At supper time, while the woman was still several hours from dying, thli unusual mission had been completed. The casket had been selected and put In read iness to receive the body as soon as death occurs. The women who made up this unusual party of shoppers buying burial goods before death ensued, also examined burial robes at several undertakers, but did not select one. It is sold that It was at the solicitation of the dying woman that the unusual haste was made. At one ot the undertaking shops visited the women agreed on the casket, but did not then tak It, stating as a reason for waiting that they wanted to make sure It would suit the dying woman. RELIGIOUS. The first of the eight Immense monoliths of the choir of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine has been successfully placed. The twenty century thank offering of the Methodist Episcopal church in Its final report shows the amount reached to be $21,776,774. St. John's church, Portsmouth, N. H., has the first organ ever used In America. It was Imported from London by Thomas Brattle of Boston In 1713. More than 8u.O0O Christian churches are within the bounds of the Louisiana Pur chase, having more than 2,0uO,0uO communi cants and property valued at 170,000,000. Rev. Dr. D. R. Lucas, pastor or tn Christian church of North Indianapolis. Ind., has been elected department com mander of Indiana of the Grand Army of the Republic Cardinal Gibbons Is said to hnve expressed himself in an address recently as hoping that tha exclusion of women's voices from church choirs would not take place. He sees no good reason for the exclusion. Oa-llnnv now claims 3.0O0.OUO adherents and 200 native priests for the Independent Phil ippine Catliollo cnurcn woo, ne sujf. sun adhere to all the doctrines and teachings of Home, but refuse to submit to the dis cipline of foreign bishops, Kev. F. S. Gatch, general secretary oi the United Society of Christian Endeavor for India. Burmah and Ceylon, has ar rived in Boston, accompanied by two young ladles, daughters ot a nign casta louiun, who have come to this country to complete their education. The 250th anniversary of the coming of Father L Moyne, the Jesuit missionary, to Onondaga County, N. Y.. will be cele brated In un elaborate manner at Pompey Hill on August 15. This will be the first puhllo recognition of Father Le Moyne's services and memory in that section. Tha Christian Endeavor World states that Dr. F. E. Clark upon his return home will have traveled In his recent Christian Endeavor Journey 196 aays. ia.uuu miles ry sea and 10,700 miles by land, a total of 83, 700 miles. He has made 175 sddresses and conducted fifty conferences. His audiences bave agfc-regated 2b0,0uo. At the fr'ourth of July celebration in Pottstiiwli. I'M. RtV. W'.'O. Vvaiki'ann signalised the 83rd anniversary of his birth as well as his country's natal day by de livering a sermon. The First Baptist church was thronged to hear tha venerable speaker discuss "Heliglon and Patriotism." Air. watKinson retirea aurr nan a century In the pulpit, during which time he had only five charges. At the ordination of two Episcopal cler gymen In th Church of St. Edward the Martyr, New York City, recently full pon tifical maaa was celebrated, Bishop Graf ton of Fond du Ijc, Wis., being the cen tral figure. He wore a richly embroidered rope and on his head a Jewelled mitre. The preacher of the occasion. Rev. J. O. S. Huntington, wore his white habit as su perior of the celebate Order of the Holy Croas. There Is a Baptist church In Santa Ross, Cal., holding two hundred person, which is built entirely of timber auwad out of a single redwood true. Timbers, weather boarding and Inner lining are all of wood, there bclna: no rlnster. bricks or rnortar about It. The roofing too, Is made of shin Klca sawed Irom the same tr. and aft-r It was all finished there were 60.000 shingles left. A sister tree to tne above furnished employment for two yaere to two hard working; men, who reduced It to shingles. MANY AND VARIED QUERIES Thej Come- Orer the TelepaOM Wirei to Bin j Newspaper Ifen. SOME PUT PATIENCE TO SEVERE TEST All Problems Receive Cearteoas and Prompt Attention, Althoaga Maay ot Them Are Impossible of Solution. "The great army of unwashed have but a ague Idea of the us of the telephone In a metropolitan newspaper office," remarked an old veteran of the buslnesa the other day, as he knocked th ssl.es out of his pipe with one hand and with the other re leased two'keys of his typewriter that had become entangled tn th rush of business. "And," added th speaker, who has been through the mill for thirty years, from cub to grlisled reporter, "their knowledge of the part played by th telephone In the drsma of newspaperdom has been gained principally from picture books or the comla weeklies. Thoy would bs surprised to know the demands made on th time of th newjpnperman, who Is not Immun from the 'proud man's contumely' or th thou sand and on strange and curious questions that ore dally asked over the wires. But unless the query Is beyond ell reason, th questioner Is given courteous attention and every effort made to satisfy him. One In a whlls, however. It Is necessary to turn down the man at th ther end of tl wlr nd even this Is don with all grace pos sible." Durlns; national and state elections It is not unttsunl to hnve a man at th telephone all evening to answer the rapid fire of queries that keep the wires at a white heat until the last street car has been taken te the barn, and even on less Important oc casions some one Is often detailed to pla cate the anxious multitude who cannot go to sleep until they learn who won the Derby or tho heavyweight champvng'hlp, as the case might be. Anent the Prise Ring. Th old reporter was writing a critique v on the degeneracy of the drama the other evening when the telephone bell rang and the question, "When and where did Cor bett and Kllraln fight" was asked. When the questioner was told that the two blffeurs had never faced each other In the ring ther was a "Thank you" that sounded like a New Brunswick bill being passed In Sarpy county. That uneasy rests the mind that bets on horse races is well attested on the occa sions of large races. The recent American handicap at St. Louis was a striking ex ample of this. "Who won the handicap?" was th stereo typed question that was asked over the telephone from the time the horses had gone under the wire until the stars came out and twinkled on the just and th un just. When it was told that Colonial Girl had won about 142,000 for its owner all sorts of expressions of pleasure and dismay were a, heard. "Well, guess I'll smoke cheroots for a year now," said one prominent physician who had staked a pile on soma favorite. "Good for you. I can buy the baby some new shoes now," was another response. "Wouldn't that beat you! Guess I won't go to St Louis this year, old man." And so It went until tha speckled klne camo home. t. Impossible Political Query. "Who were the two vice presidential nominees that ran with Bryan in 1896? I have asked the World-Herald and they don t know," was a recant t;uery received Just as the latest man. on the staff was about to kiss himself good-by and take the last car horn. 1 "What does th czar of tha Russia eut for breakfast," was asked in a shrill femi nine voice the other evening when all law abldlng citizens should have retired to their couches. "Does Elijah Dowl play golf?" was tno queatlon asked over the wires th other -afternoon. "Is the Civlo Federation a long-felt want or is it merely a luxury," was the humor ous interrogation flashed over '.he tele phone wires last Sunday Just as th staff , was starting for church. v- And so tha whole gamut of questions could be rung to show that truth Is stranger than fiction; that the telephone Is part and parcel of th life of a newspaper and that those engaged In making the newspaper have something else to do besides sit in lounging chairs and smoke fragrant cigars. LA llO It ASD INDUSTRY. This year's bicycle sales are 40 per cent greater than last year's. The Commercial Telegraphers' union now reports 10,000 members. hOBton pays a higher average salary to Its e.nployes thun any other oily of Massa chusetts. Irrlgon, Ore., which has now 600 inhab itants, consisted a year ago of on man and a dog. v A plant has beer, discovered In the high mesa lands of Colorado from which an tx oeilunt quality of rubber can be made. The Illinois Central Railroad company has renewed Its agreement with the union machinist of the entire system. Preeldent Diaz of Mexico in a recent message states that there .is at present a mil-age of the railway system of Mexico aggregating 10,078 miles. The total amount ot benefits paid by the Clgarmaknls International union in 1M was &ii4,iM, while the income from till sources was $701, H42. Organized labor in Canada Is complaining bitterly agulnst the immigration depart ment that is flooding KngiunU witn glowing descriptions ot Canada as the wago earneis' paradise. A recent order has gone Into effect on the Hock Island by which brakemen on day passenger trains north of Iowa Falls, la., on the branch and main line are done way with, Ki,a II. conductors do the doubU duty of conductor and brakeman. That there will be a scarcity of labor at Nome, A.aska, this season la evidenced Ly the tact tnut vessels reaching Nome loat numbers of thlr crews the dy of arrival, it is said that wages will not be less than 17.60 a day. For tne laat two seasons they have been only fi a day. A factory with kindergarten children for the hands and the management will shortly be In operation In New Orleans, La. Th children will manage the fucivry thara selves and control the output. Of course, there will be aume alight supervision and bookkeeping done by elder bands and heads, flila Is a most Interesting experi ment, bolng the Ural known lu any kinder garten. LEUAL HOTICES NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STATE PRINTING. Bids will be received by the State Print ing board at the office of the Secretary ot State at Lincoln, Neb., on or before 2:10 o'clock p. in. Tuesday, July 26, 1MH, for printing and binding 600 copies biennial re port of Attorney General, 1,000 copiia bi ennial report Superintendent of Public In struction, 400 copies annual report llullil Ing and I-oan association, and miscel laneous printing and stationery supplies for the Nebraska Hospital for Inaune, Lincoln; Asylum for Inaane, Hustings: Nebraaka Institution for Feeble Minded Touth, Beatrice; Soldiers and Sailors' Home, Grand Island; boliuVa-a and Sailors' Home, Mllford: Supreme Court, Depart ment of Banking, Governor, Adjutant Gnneral, Audlior. .Secretary of Stat. Treaaurer, Commissioner of Publlo IaiiSs and Buildings, Superintendent of I'ubll Instruction, Library Commission, Histori cal Society, State Architect, Food Com mission, Board of Irrigation, Insurance Department and Labor Bureau. Specifications for same can be found on file in the office of the Secretary of State. All bide muat be acompanied by a bond equal In amount to the probable cost of the work bid upon. The Board reserve the right to reject any or all bids. ' Lincoln, Neb., July 1!, 1904. STATE PRINTING BOARD, By Loa W. Frailer, fceureLry u UM Board. I tvi I