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FOR RENT HOUSES
HOUSES. Insurance. Hingwait Barker
bin. D-;t
W6DERN J-roim dwelling, one block from
ttansconi park 124. ruon a. uut
HDIKF rrt of tbs city. Tht
HUUJtJ o. r. Davis Co., bus Bee bids.
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TUB Omsha Van anil Storage Co. pack,
mora and store 11 11 goods. Storehouse,
1120-24 N. 19lh. Olllc. 16114 Farn-vm.
Tel. 15. D 16i
FOR RENT -room rottnse. Z2d and Call
fornla, $22; 4 rooms, 2'iih nnd Blondo,
a w. Apply at eo? -N. lam street.
L-MU1
DESIRABLE brick Hat centrally located;
good condition. William K. Potter, re
ceiver. 301 Brown block. It 9.4
WB MOVE pianos. Mnygard Van & Stor-
(a Co.
Tel 146V.
Ollice 1713 Webster at.
D 170
Ufll IQFi In par's of the dr- R. C
riUUOCO Vetera & Co.. baa Building
U m
PAYNE-HOSTWICK & CO., choice houses.
1-6C3 New York Ufa Bldg. -Phone Mit,
D-181
t018 WIRT 8T.. 12-room ab modern brie
bouse and bern; imk tHilKh: hot water
heat; excellent condition. $15.00. A. O
ElllcU. 3ui City Hall. D 902
SEE MCAULEY EXPRESS CO.
for moving, storsge, baggage delivery,
0t B. 16 th. TeL 1464. D-AU
HOUSES FOR RENT BT
GARVliS BKOS., 1004 f-'AKNAM.
S823 Norm 24tn, cuoice 6-rooui, an modern
cot lane, $jo.
1933 Is or in oih, good 1-room, modern but
lurnace, barn, 23.
Wok Dodge, a-r., ail modern, $28.50.
t44 hark ave., -r. cottage. $2o.
Kbit bmrley rooms, bath, $20.
Ult Ho. 1 ill ave., bath, ins. .U
8319 aewey ave., 6-r. couuge. (10.
so. ii in, a-r. coivasa,
D 628
FOR RENT:
Nine-room modern house, Hood barn.
Ift4 South 23d street 533.00
Eight-room modern house. 1128 S. list
street 36.00
Jlght-room modern house, 1144 8. 22d
atreet 30.00
Eight-room modern house, 3o6 Wool
worth avenue 25.00
Eight room modern house, .325 N. 20th
atreet 20. 0J
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room No. 1, New iork Lii'o Bldg.
D M ol 3
tvl N. 2oTH ST.. aeven-ro.m suite, . ba h.
heat, light and water. Inquire next uoor
north, or room 228 poatoflice.
D-M131 30x
FOR RENT,
ave., 7 room".
934 N.
barn
Ho N.
ba rn
27th
27 th
modern;
ave.,
10 rooms, modern;
l.'O N. 27. h ave., S rooms, mtdorn; burn.
26-7 Harney at., 12 lounw
232) N. 18th ave., 8 ro. m
3103 Marcy at., 7 rooms
192) S. loth at., 6-room flat; barn
7ul S. 27th St., 3-room flat
N. P. DuiiGE & CO.,
1614 Furnam street. It M147
A HOME on Blnney St., 10-rnom house, to
desirable purly; $40 per month. Telephone
B2C27. D-1&5
FOR RENT, modern eight-room hous?. 2570
Poppleton ave Inquire at 2i00 Poppleton
ave. D 154 SI
SEVEN-ROOM, modern house, with large
barn $30 per month.
Richard C. Patterson, 1224 Farnam st.
U-M955
FOR RENT The l-room hou?e situated at
306 S. Sfl'h et., rer Farn.im: pi Ice J13
per month; immediate poseFglcn. Also
the S-room retl irnce at Sox iMh St.;
price lio per month; posswlon Novtmber
l. Inquire owner, 3612 i'ar:;am. 0
115.001506 Corby St., 6 roms, well and cis
tern, pood repair.
120.00 2ru9 8. 84th st., 7 rooms, modern ex
cept furnace, barn, good repair.
125.00528 N. S2d, 11 rooms, water and gas.
126.002211 California, 6 rooms, modern ex
cept furnace.
$30 CO 2310 Webster. 9 rooms, modern.
$32.00 2128 California, 7 rooms, modern.
$60.00618 8. 26th ave., 9 rooms, modern.
FURNISHED HOUSES
130.00 1805 Locust St., 6 rooms, modern.
$40.0031)11 Dodge at., 6 rooms, modern.
$i5.00 2609 Farnam, 11 rooms, modern.
D. V. SHOLES COMPANY.
722 New York Life.
Tel. 49.
D 813 30
HOU8E8, 2 rooms and up; also INStJR
.ANCK. CHAS. a WILLIAMSON CO.
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FOR RENT Modern 9-room house at 11U
S. 83d St.; every convenience; price rea
sonable. D 288 3I)X
FOR RENT, 8-room modern houses, 1717
and 1721 Park ave., $26.10 each.
S-room modern house, except furnace, No.
3401 Center St., $24.00.
7-room modern house, except furnace. No.
11112 8. 34th St., $20.00.
W. H. THOMAS, 1st Natl. Bank Bldg.
1 M307 31 X
7-ROOM house, strictly modern, convenient
to three car line. 2024 Maple st.
It 309 30x
8-room all modern houe, good repair. 26th
St., near Woolworth Ave., will be vucunt
Nov. 8. $30.00 per month.
M. J. KENNARD & CO.,
309-10 Brown Blk.
D-M170 1
FOR RENT.
40th and California, 8 rooms, all mod
em
$40.00
4123 Farnam St.. 9 rooms, all modern
-40.00
4oth and California, 8 rooms, all mod
ern
1-02 8. 31hi at., 8 rooms
18)8 N. 18th st.. 8 rooms, all modern..
lirJl 8. 81st St., 7 rooms, barn
120 8. 26th St., 7 rooms
(47 8. 26th ave., 7 rooms
36.00
K6.00
30.00
2o.M
18.00
1.00
15. CO
12.00
8.00
10 60
10.00
7.00
m c.iurK nt.. 7 rooms
1621 llo
lowurd St.. 3 rooms..
1 1 10" Burt at.. 3 rooms ..
710 Parker St., t! rooms.
129 N. 37th St., 6 rooms....
SM)1 Dupont at., 4 rooms...
THE BYUON REED COMPANY
Telephone 297. 212 8. 14th.
D-174 SO
FOR RRNT-
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY
hava the largest list of choice ronisl prop
erties In the city. Here are a few. We
hava many others.
8, R. Cor. 38th arid Davenport, 10 rooms,
strictly modern $56.
36th and Harney Sts.. 12-room, elegant
borne $06 per month.
4oth and Seward, 8 rooms, modern except
furnace $21.
28th and Lake, 9 rooma, all modern $22.50.
2U68 Luwey Ave., 8-room house, deludied
-432.50.
1015 N. 34th fit., new, t rooma $35.
11302 Lincoln Boul.. 8 rooma, very fine $35.
2hi li and Pratt Sts., 7-room house, city
Water $16.
MU4 Maicy St., 7 rooms, modern except
furnace $20.
$2d and California, 8-room brick, very
well-$45.
And we have mora yet
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO..
D 311 30
FOR RENT 6-rooni cottage. 25th and Sara
toga atreet. $13.00. R. 11. Landeryoti. 442
'Board of Trade. D M299 2x
Pl'NUKR, a nine-room house. In good re
pair. Inquire at 4918 Capitol Ave.
D-M303 31x
3J0 PACIFIC St., 8-room, strictly modern
house: new plumbing throughout.
W. Farnam Smith ec Co., li.0 Furnam St.
D 322 30
ELEGANT new house In West Farnam dis
trict, $65.00.
F. P.,WEAI, 1524 Douglas st.
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9-R., ALL modern, and barn, 950 N. 26th.
9-r., all modern, and bum, 4158 Casx.
-r., all modern, and barn, tM 8. 26th ave.
tr, 2"1 Farnam, partly modern,
r., AM BiewarU, partly modern.
8-r iM.d Maple.
R-r 2222 Harney, partly modern.
361 i.uiayetie ave.
F. D. WE AD,
1S24 DOUGLAS ,
D IS3 30
FINE large brick house.
PHVltgO, 410 N. i:-fjt
Inuulro nf Mr
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DRESSMAKING
WB do everything In first-class, tip-to-dntn
dressmaking. For one meek only we will
make street suits at '5 0. Mrs. M. E.
ilarceau, 1 Bo. 20th. Tel. rr?l"M44
MRS. U. FOX, draasmaWlng. 107 8. 14th St.
BUSINESS CHANCES
ABBOTT -COWAN CO.. 1st Nat. Bk. bid.,
can get you in or out of business. I DM
6HOLF.8-ARiISTRONO CO.. 722 N. T. Life
Tel. 41. f-MS
TO get In or out of buslneas. or If you want
to buy or eell real estate see Omaha
P.eal U.Mate and Business Chance Agency,
406 N. Y. Lite bldg. Y-99K
WHEN you want lo buy. sell or exchange
your property or business quick, see J. H.
Johnson, 43 N. Y. Life. Ihone L2270.
Y-7
FOR SALIC A good livery stock, cheap for
cash, at Malvern, la., a good, live town
and good pnlnt for the business. Address
Oeorge Mc-l.or, Malvern, la.
Y-M13S:)x.
DRL'O Stores Knlest, R. p., N. Y. L. bldg.
Y 204
BAKERY and confectionery, cheap. C 2,
Bee. Y 187 Nl
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES Full THE NORTH
ERN DISTRICT OF IOWA WLSiErtN
DIVISION.
In the matter of Otto O. Fea-ler, volun
tary bankrupt. No. 68a In Bankruptcy.
The underpinned will offer for tale at
public ealo to hlxhe.it and b"st bidder. In
accordance with law, the aeet of ubo.e
named bankrupt, cons a li.g of large, com
plete atock cf clothing, gen lemen a tur
nlshlng goods, hats, caps, shoes, trurk,
vullses, aNo tlxtures. Jewelry and bo k ac
counts. Htld ante will take place at Sib
ley, la., November 10, 19-4 10 o'clock a. m.,
and will be conducted at the front door of
store containing said property, locaied : i
subdivisions "D" and "E" ot lots N' s. four
teen and rlfte n (14 and 15). In I lock Ne.
twelve (12). Sibley, 1 1. The right Is re
served to reject any and all b'd, end sala
will be subject to epprov-al of the court.
w. t. sihiMSH, lrustee.
Sibley, Iowa, October 26, 19.4.
Y-M1S7 31
PHYSICIANfl located. Knlest, N. T. L.
Y-M907
OUR GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS pay
4 to 8 per cent mommy on .'a nna up
ward: highest referenre" a"d testl-rion an.
INDUSTRIAL GUARANTY COMPANY,
1045 First National Bank b.ng., Chicago.
Y-M.29 Sjx
I WANT FARMS. HOMES, BU8INFS9.
Pntents, Mills, Mlnea, Oil or o her p o;
erty to sell. Alwnvs save you mo ey;
bank reference!". STEPHENS, Co-operative
Dealer, Muncle, Ind. Y M128 SOx
WANTED Financial agenf In Omaha who
can Interest capital in first-class mining
proposition; lean unu rinc: win Dear in
vestigation; good money to right party.
J. E Cobb, Webb City. Mo.
X-M916 30x
PATENTS
GUARANTEED
PATENTS secured or fee returned. 8cnd
model or sketch for free opinion as to
patentability. Send for lliustiaied GLlLli
liOOiv and liat of Inveotions wunteu;
thiebt publication Issued for free alair. bu
tton ; contains valuaule information ro
guruing patents, trade marks and copy
r'glus, how" to obtain and sell them, luO
riiecnuiikal movements, etc. Patent se
cured by us advertised free In the Patent
Record; sample copies free. Aod.e.-s
Evans, Wllkins & Co., Kegiutered Attor
neys. 503 F St., Washington. D. C. Y
CASH for ycur real estato or business.
no matter where located, ir you desire a
quick sals send us description and price.
Northwestern Business Agency, D312.
Bank of Commerce Building, Minneapolis,
Minn. Y
100 LOTS FREE
ADDllcants sendlna- stanm will receive
deed of lot, size 26x100 feet. Suburb, New
York. 20th Century Realty Co., t Wall
street, New York. 1
WE CAN soil your real estate or business,
no matter where located, if you desire
a quick sale send us description and
price. Before buvlna- a business or nron-
erty of any kind, anywhere, write us. We
nave, or can get. wnat you want. is. u.
Johnson & Co.. 506 8, Bank Commerce
Bldg., Kansas City. Mo. T
YOU can never profit by business chances
tiniest you nave some money; small sav
ings are tna foundation ot large fortunes;
start a savings accounts . with J. L
Brandeis. it Sonj, Bankers, 19th and Doug
las Sts. AaseU over $400,000.00. V
"SUCCESS IN SPECULATION."
Our "Conservative Plan of Investment"
in grain, stocks and cotton Is proving Its
value over all other methods. Last week
one of our customers made $050.00 profit on
a $100.00 Investment. You can do as well.
Write for particulars and market letter.
Mailed free. C. A. Lane A Co., Bankers
and Brokers, Keystone Building, Pitts
burg, Pa. Y 206 30x
IF YOU are Interested In cotton companies
or cotton Investments of any kind, you
will learn something of importance if you
communicate at once to Dept. M. 62
Dearborn, Chicago. Y 228 80x
GROUND floor proposition on Kansas Oil
Leaso company now formirg. Send for
oil map of Kansas, 10c. E. T. Dalr-ey,
Hamburg. Ia. Y 204 30x
PATENTS SOLD We are headquarters for
all kinds. 8. H. Human & Co.. Patent
Brokers, 171 Washington St., Chicago.
T-214 SOx
CORPORATION whose products are han
dled by lending wholesale and retail deal
ers want competent man to tuke manage
ment of branch ofllce; salary $2,500 per
annum nnd commission: energetic man
should earn $6,ooo per annum; must Invest
from $1,000 to $5,000 in stock of company;
unquestionable, references as to ability
nnd Integrity required. Address Box 636,
Madison, Wis. Y 218 30x
AN INCOME for the family: dividends that
will please you. Address 701 Drexel bldg.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Y 230 30x
INVENTORS' Guide Book Mailed Free.
Gives full information about patents; con
tains 100 mechanical movements; tells
wrut to Invent for profit and la full of
valuable Information for lnventora. Wrlto
at once for copy. O'Meara & Brock. Pa
tent Attorneys, 918 F St.. Washington, D.
C, and i90 Broadway, Now York Citv.
Y 284 30x
YOUNG man holding responsible clerical
pnaltlon wishes to get into business for
himself; would prefer to buy Interest In
estHbllnhed buHlness. Can Invest $l,CO0 to
$1,500 and services. Give particulars In
flrxt letter, as my time is short. Adress
E 32, Bee. Y-416 30
Valuable Printing Plant
In county seat town, eastern Nebraska,
doing business of $6,000 a year; Job and
news outfit; plant comparatively new and
up to date. Great opportunity for prac
tical man. Price, $6,000; at least half
cash; would take good farm land In Ne
braska or Iowa for part. Owner's health
has failed and plunt MUST BE SOLD.
SHIiMER & CHASE.
1609 Farnam St., Sole Agents. Tel. 3867.
Y-1M 30
HAVE you meritorious enterprises needing
capital? Mining, manufacturing, oil, pa
tents. We finance legitimate undertak
ings. Slate full particulars. Reference
required. International Trust Co., Drexul
Bldg., Philadelphia. Y 260 SOx
ALT, OUR clients are making money In
wheat; uccouuts can be withdrawn on
demand; we hava never passed a week
without making and paying handsome
firjlUs; booklet explains; mercantile aril
Inur.cia! references furnished on request.
Lesiitv. Morris & Co., The Bourse, Phila
delphia, Pa. Y 258 30x
STOCK or bond Issue, reputable corpora
tion, mining. Industrial or railroad,
wanted; hive every facility for selling
hum on commission ; give particulars. P
O. Box 1403, New York City.
Y-267 SOx
ELLIOTT KINGSBURY & CO.
are paying the largest dividends on cotton
Investments. Write fur particulars. no-isj
Wall at., New York. Y 265 Snx
BIO PROFITS IN WHEAT
AND CORN.
Now Is the time to Invest. $100 Invested
now should make you $20u within nxt 16
days, i fend for our market letter and
boonlet. ' How to Ppeculnte." K. J. Morion
& Co., Hoard of Trade, Chicago.
Y-208 SOx
FREE lots to advertise N. Y. suburb. Bend
stamp (or one lot. Ocennview. High ele
vation. Really Corporation, 231 Broadway,
N. Y. Y-267 3ux
MOTION PICTURE OUTFIT.
Including Ktereoptlcan. Calcium Gas Ma
chine ami Urge assortment of up-to-date
Views. Film, etc. All hlgli-eUis. lutli
used and perfect condition. BukIiui
very piotttahle. but had misfortune mil
must hell; all or part; wi'i ship for ex
amination. F. C, Aiken, hi Det-"i'-; -Chicago,
III. Y-s..-.
BUSINESS CHANCES
ONE hundred dollars invested
ground floor Proposition will
In our
net one
No spec-
ihmiasnd dollars nrorit aulcklv
Ulation. Write us. Crawford Wilson
company, 742 Second National bank build
ing, Pittsburg, Pa. Y 273 30X
linn AVERAGES $20 monthly; profits paid
weekly; send for particulars. Agents
w-inted. Fordyce at Place, 122 Liberty
St., New York. Y-272 3ox
BIO PROFITS.
Bend for our booklet, "Guide to Success;
contains valuable Information to large and
small Investors on grain markete. Unex
ceptional opportunltiea now to make large
rrofits In wneat and corn. Accounts of
:o and up accepted. Logan aV Roach, 4J
Commerce building. Chicago. Y 270 0x
STOCKS bought and sold;
Address E38, Bee:
confidential.
Y 494 6x
J. H. JOHNSON.
OMAHA REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS
CHANCE MAN. HAS
GENETtAL MDbE. Stocks $5.0oO to $15,000,
clean, up-to-data, good live towns, for
cash or good Improved land.
GROCERY STOCKS 2,0o0 to $3,000,
city
and country towns: one sooclal stock of
$2,500 in city. Can use good piece land at
fiar value or city residence; be quick, for
t's a FINE STOCK and you 11 be sorry
if you mlsa it; owner's wife's health
necessitates a change at once.
HARDWARE stocka In city, and live coun
try towns; select staple lines $2,500 to
$0,000; the latter one can be had for good
farm or cash or Omaha residence prop
erty and cash; stock located in fine Ne
braska town of 1,000 people. Here Is your
chance to get fine stock and business.
LUMBER AND COAL BUSINESS
The only one In good town, Nemaha county,
Nebraska, fine country to draw from;
lumber and coal business, valued $S.ooO;
real estate $2,5oO; annual business $2O,0o0;
fine opening; better look It up.
IMPROVED LAND FOR MDSE.
160 acres live miles from Waterloo, Neb.,
640 acres near Litchfield, Sherman county.
Neb.; many other fine pieces of land at
right prices to exchange for good stocks
of general mdse.; tell me what you haVc;
can get you good deal.
Rooming and Boarding Houses
IN OMAHA $250 to V3.000; various slies and
character; well furnished and doing good
business. You should buv one now and
add to your wealth while some can be had
at tight figure. Come and see me first,
men it 1 t an t suit you, why. go to the
other fellows. See? MY
ubi is run oi
good business propositions. Will gladly
lurmsii prospective Duyers with tun par
ticulars. J. H. JOHNSON. 843 N. Y. LIFE.
Y-462 SO
A GOOD BUSINESS
A FINE general stock In county seat 40
miies of Omaha, to trade for eastern Ne
braska land. This b a booming store
and can be had for the right price.
A tine business block, with grocery busi
ness, in good' town. Both to be ex
changed for land.
Many buildings nnd cottages In Omaha to
exchange for iand.
Four hardware stocks for sale, all east
Nebraska towns.
JOHN B. HANSEN,
821 N. Y. Life Bldg. Omaha.
Y 4.9 30
WILL sell my interest in best established
mercantile business in Omaha; paid this
year more than $3,0(0 net; no agencies,
no speculation, a business opening; sick
ness cause for selling. Address E 35, Uee.
Y 461 30x
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS
$1.00.
Have there not been times when
It would have been worth more
than loo cents to you? li lti our
business to supply you wita
money when you need It and al
low you to return It in small
weekly payments, as may best
ault your convenience.
We loan on Furniture, Pianos.
Live Stock and other chattels and
we make salary loans. Our terras
are as good as any and better
than many We are the oldest
concern in cur line in the city,
with all-round consistent deal
ings to recommend us.
OilAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
119 Board of Trade Blug. Tel. 2295.
(UstabLsaed 1892.J Suvi b. ltiin St.
X 14
LOANS ON
SALARIES,
FURNITURE,
PIANOS,
LIVE STOCK.
If you wish to save money see us.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO..
807-8 Paxton bock. , Tel. 141L
X M202
MEN IN BEST POSITIONS
Sometimes need money. We can supply
the need without pub. icily and at lowest
rates on salary or on furniture, pianos,
etc. Dealings fairest. See us before bor
rowing elsewhere. Open every Tuesday
and llatuiday evenings until 8 o'clock.
'1HE .1. A. MUTTON CO.. 614-515 Paxton
bUck. X MZJtf
bOWEN'S MONEY
Easy to get on furniture, pianos, horses,
cows. Jewelry, salaries. 703 N. Y. Llie.
X-M5JI
CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loans. Fo-'
ley Loan Co., 1604 Farnam St, X 169
MONEY loaned on salary, furniture, jew
elry, horse. Duff Green Loan Co.. 3
Barker blk. X 615
LOANS mad on ail kinds of chattel se
curity, also on SALARIES.
Low Rates. Easy Terms.
Quick and Confidential Service.
Call on us If in need of MONEY.
PHOENIX CREDIT CO..
633 Paxton Block.
X-15J
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 8.
13th. X-lat
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE. STAR
LOAN CO.. 644 PAXTON BLOCK
X-157
SEE FULLER, 426 Paxton block, for loans
on watches, diamonds ard Jewelry.
X-158
SALARY and collateral loans. Templeton,
212 Bee bldg. Tel. 2904. X 154
MONEY LOANED SAIARIED PEOPLE
and others without security; easy pay
ments; laiiieoi uuouiiM in in principal
cities. Tolman, Room 714,
. is. x. Life.
X-153
MONEY, loaned on furniture, salary,
horses, etc.; half usual ratea. Dr. Prlb
benow, room 315 st 2u9 S. 15lh at. Tel.
B-2964. X M4T9
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
FARM and city loans; low rates. XV. H.
Thomas, First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tel. 1641
W 172
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1520 Douglas.
W-lli
WAN'TED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnaui Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
W-K4
MONEY TO LOAN.
Payne Investment Co.
W 175
6 PER CENT
Farnam.
loans. Garvin
Bros., 1604
W-1J8
LOWEST rates.
Bemls. Paxton block.
W-177
MONEY to loan on real estst at 6 and 6
par cent. W. B. Meikle, 2u6 Ramce bidi;.
W-178
WANTEDTO BORROW
WANTED, to borrow, $5,000 to $0,000 on well
Improved land. Oood security. Address
E 24. Bee 4c.3 SOx
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
A. C. VAN BANT'H school. 717 N. Y. Life.
-105
Lots of People Want What You Don't Want
Look Around and See What You No Longer Use,
Sell It or Trade It. A Bee Want Ad Will Do It
r'OR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
SO TO DIAMOND Loan Office for loans;
bargains in gooda In pawn. 14ol Douglas.
W -1"
FOR 8ALE-Fhelvlng, counter an! fixture.
Megtath Stationery Co., 1 Farnam.
J sin)
FOR SALE Several echolarsn-pa
In a first.
class atandard school In Omaha, compris
ing complete courso In business, short-
nina ana typewriting. uqun u
flee. si3
ELECTRIC nlclVirTn "slot. Tecrless plane
players and Reglna musle boxes big
money makers, chesp for cash or time,
bchmoller Mueller, 131$ Farnam. Tel 1024.
4 -lcl
1$ H. P. 8TKAM combination engine. als.
heavy platform spring wagon. J. R.
McPherson, 121 E. Pierce. Council Bluff.
Q 273
SECOND-HAND MACHINES
The following is a partial list of what we
offer for all this week:
ONE DOMESTIC 00
ONE DOMESTIC W-00
TWO SINGERS. HIGH ARM.. 12.00
ONE SINGER, new Improved.. 15.00
ONE HOUSEHOLD 10.00
ONE UNION '. 6 00
ONE WHITE 800
ONE WHITE 6 00
ONE WILCOX & GIBBS Si .00
ONE NEW HOME 1000
ONE SINGER, SHOEMAKER.. 20.00
Modern drop-head machines. slightly
used, at one-half the regular price.
We rent machines at 75c per week or
$2.00 per month. ,
We sell needles and parts for and repair
every sewing machine manufactured.
Nebraska Cycle Co.,
Corner 15th and Harney Sts.
224 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
BRANCH OFFICE 625 N. 24th St., South
Omaha, GEO. E. MICKEL,
"Phone 1663. Manager.
WB RENT
Sewing machines, 75e week.
We repair and sell parts
for every machine manufactured.
Second-hand machines
from $6.00 to $19.00.
Nebraska Cycle Co..
'Phone 166S. co.-nor ltn and Harney
COMPLETE line new and !d-hand furni
ture. Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Doris:.
Tel. 2020. Q-10J
SECOND-HAND safe cheap.
Farnam.
Deright, 111
Q 998
10C KINDS of Mineral Water.
McConnell Drug Co., Omaha.
Sherman A
CJ-999
TWO HEAVY STEEL HORIZONTAL
TUBULAR BOILERS FOR SALE.
Two boilers, 100 horse power, which have
been used but six years; made of firebox
steel, triple riveted, butt and strap Joints,
Insurance company permits of pressure
cf 125 pounds. They are now In use and
ran h seen at boiler house rear of Bee
building. Can be delivered about AuRuat i
25 Call or nddress W. H. Bridges, engi
neer. Bee building. Omaha. Q M902
FOR SALE, new, handsome, 6-rpom cot
tage; modern plumbing, porcelain bath
tub; cemented cellar; shade trees; good
neighborhood: 2Sth nnd Cap. ave.; terms
easy. Inquire at 607 N. 19th t. Q 375
FINE harness, and saddles, trunks, bant:
all leather suit case, $5. Alfred Cornish,
1210 Farnam. Q M145 N17
6TEAM automobile; taken tn on a trade
and have no use for It. Inquire 405 3.15th
t. Q-R69
SECOND-HAND
STEAM FITTINGS FOR SALE
If you want, a bargain In sieam fittings call
and look over the tolluwlng supplies:
2-b-i:ich Jenkin s olobe Valvei.
y-lnch Gate Valve.
i-lnch Austin Horizontal Separator.
Vlnc-h Austin Vertical Separator.
iZ II. P. Horizontal EnKlne.
4-Inch, 5-Inch, 6-i:ich and 8-Inch pip and
linings.
Thete have been taken out on account of
changes In our steam plant on i nre in good
condition. Aauress uee uuuaing co., or
see W. II. Bridges, Engineer, Bee Bulla-
Ing, Omaha. 6u
Electrical Supplies at a Bargain
We have about zoo leet uo stranded electric
light cable and one SCO ampere knife
switch. Address Bee HtulQinti o., or see
W. H. Bridge.. Engineer, Bee Building,
Omaha. Q 633
SHOW cases, all kinds. 61S Paxton blk.
Q-M966 N26
FOR SALE, naw and second-hand billiard
and pool tables, bar fixtures of all kinds;
easy payments: send for catalogue.
Brunswlck-Bulke-Collender, 407 8. 10th st.,
Omaha. Q-M429
POOL TABLES and show cases. 1407 Har
ney St. U 104
CASH REGISTER National, for sale. Late
lo75.00 model. Slightly used. In best of
condition. Make an offer. D.-B. Co.,
Gothenburg, Neb. Q M923
AUTOMOBILE
Oldsmoblle, $340; tirst-cluss condition. Estill
Bros., 18th and Cass. Phone 1444.
Q M934 1
FOR SALE Piano; cost W50; will sell for
$135; parties leaving town. 802 S. 2 2d st.
Q-M896 30X
CORN cribbing, tel. poles, long fir timbers,
cypres? fence lath, 8-ply white busswood.
907 Douslas. Q 1000
THREE-ROOM cottage.
2635 N. 16th st.
Q-157 SIX
60 PIANOS at reduced prices, to make
room. Small payments accepted. Per
field Piano company, 1611 Farnam, Omaha.
Piano tuning, $2.00. Telephone 701.
Q-180 30
$S5 PIANO, bargain uprleht, Chlckering:
$135 Weber; fine organ, $15. Easy terms.
Store open evenlngH. Piano tuning. $2.00.
Telephone 701. Perfteld Piano company,
1011 Farnam, Omaha. Send for list of
bargains. Q 177 80
FOR SALE Cheap, one nearly new Edlsin
(Home) phonograph, large horn and 50
records. Inquire D. O. Smith. l&T Far
nam. Q 281 30x
HOUSEHOLD goods for Bale at once. 2823
N. 24th t. Q-M321 81
FIGURE with us on your furniture and
carpets; tho largest stock In Omaha. We
sell on psymentn. too; terms, $26 worth,
$1 per week; $60 worth, $1.50 per week.
OMAHA FURNITURE & CARPET CO.,
Between 121 li and 13th on Farnam.
Q
FOR SALE HORSES & WAGONS
FOR SALE Brand new buggy, Just pur-
chased:
never been usea; price a pur
tain. D.
ee.
W. Williams,
care Omaha
P Muoa 7
FINK $378 pneumatic Stanhope, nearly new,
11:6: onen tmeumatlo runabout. 100. Drum-
' mond, lsth and liarnoy. P Mtla
NOT a horse shower, but a wagon fixer,
Harry frost, uui ana Jueavenwonn.
P-115
FOR 8 A LE Horses for city driving or de
livery. Your livery trade solicited in
either buggy or carriage work. Ml
cholr's Livery Bain P 113
ROCK A WAY, high grade, second-hand,
good shape, cheap. H. E. Fredrlckson,
1602 Capitol ave. P US N25
STYLISH carriage traps, good a new,
can be used as one or two seats. Ridicu
lous low prices. Johnson & Dsnfnrth,
s. w. cor. loth and Jones sis. P M100
FOR SALE Horse, buggy and harness, 800
N. 26lh St. P-M2S0 31x
IF you need a milch cow, horse, buggy,
wap.on or harnees, find what suits you
ami I will buy It and sell it to you on
monthly i-ayincntH. I have a large stork
always on hand. If you cannot In.d what
you want I will procure It for you. .
BOWEN, 703 N. Y. Life bldg. 'Phone 2200.
P-618 30
SECRET SOCrETY NOTICES
MatORIC AOXCCMBirr9.
Masenle Tesspl. Ceraer
tlxteeatk amil Cal
! A
CAPITOL LODGE. NO. t, A. F. A. M
Special meeting Monday evening, October
81. at 7:3. Lodge of Instruction.
R. V. Cole, Master.
NEBRASKA LODGE NO. 1. A. F. A. M.
Regular meeting Tuesdav evening, No
vember 1, at 7:30. Visitors welcome.
Charles. U Shook. Master.
W. C. McLean, Sec y.
BELLEVUE CHAPTER. NO. 7. R. A. M -Special
convocation Monday evening. Oc
tober 31, for work In Royal Arch degre
on two ie:im. supper at S o clock an
banquet after the work. Everybody In
vitea.
OMAHA CHAPTER NO. 1. R A. M An
nual convocation Tuesday. November 1
for the election of offlovrs and the trans
action or olner Important iuiinee.
A. Hugh Hippie-. S?c'y.
EASTERN STAR.
VFSTFD CHAPTER, NO. 6. ORDER
EASTERN STAR-Regular meeting Sit
unlay, November 6, at 7:30 p. m. Visit
ors welcome.
Winifred Wallace. Secretary.
KMGIITS OF PYTHIAS.
NEBRASKA LODGE. NO. 1. K. OF P.-
Kesular meeting Monday evening, Octo-
uer oi, at r.M. visitors invited.
B. B. Anderson. C. C.
Roy A. Dodge, K. R. & S.
TRIANGLE LODGE, NO. 54 Meets every
i uui mm i-vvuiuif , CH9UB iittia, -u auiu
turning, visitors always welcome.
D. B. Sllne. C. C.
J. R. Stlne, K. R. S.
I. O. O. F.
STATE LODGE. NO. 10 Meets every Mon
day In I. O. O. F. hall, northwest corner
Fourteenth and Dodge streets.
C. M. Coffin, Sec, 1514 Dodge.
BEACON LODGE, NO. 20 Meeting Tur
day evening. November 1. at 7:30. In I. O.
O. F. hall, Fourteenth and Dodge streets.
worn in minatory uegree.
ROYAL ARC AM M.
UNION PACIFIC COUNCIL. NO. 1069-
Meetlng second and fourth Mondays each
mon.n at Arcanum nun, nortnwest carnoi
Sixteenth and Harney. Visitors welcome,
Alex Reed, Recent.
Harry B. Morrill, Secretary.
PIONEER COUNCIL, NO. US-Meets in
regular session Tuesday, NovembT 8. in
Continental block, Fifteenth and Douglas
Visitors invited.
Thomas O. Magrane, Secretary
MEDICAL
HOME during confinement.
1318 S. illh St. Tel. 1!9.
Mrs. Fisher,
892 31 X
1A D1K9 Chichester's Enellsh Pennyroyal
Pills are the best. Safe, reliable. Take no
other. Send 4c stanm lor particulars,
Relief lor Ladles." in letter by return
mail. Ask your druggist. Chichester
Chemical Co., Philadelphia, va.
HOMEOPATHIC medicine., wholesale, re
tail, Boerniun ac Mcconneu. umuna. uj
LADIES Sanderson's Royal Regulator
never fails; relief quick and sure; by
mall. $1: sample, ooc. sun Medical uo
Room 7, 829 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis,
Minn. 261 30x
LADIES Avoid trouble by using "Perfect
Protector. Always reliable; no exposuri
Particulars for 2c stamp. Sun Medical
Co., Room 7, 329 Nicollet Ave., Mlnne.
' apolls, Minn. 262 sox
LADIES When in need send for free trial
of our never failing remedy. Relief quick
and safe, furls Chemical Co., Mliwau
kce, Wis.
DR. W. HUTCHINSON, Specialist of
women nnd children: 3o years' practice
Office, 2205 Cuming. Residence telephone,
3666; ofllce, 3661.
Piles Cured
WITHOUT AN OPERATION
A written guarantee given in every case
treated by DH. MAAWiiiji., o.'i-u jee
Bldg., Omaha,
DR. PRIES treats sucensfulry all dlscasei
and Irregularities of women, from any
cause; experienced and reliable. Address,
with stamp, Dr. Pries, liUH Dodge St..
omana. u
PRIVATE home during confinement; ba
bies adopted. The uooa bamaritan Ban!
tarlum 728 1st ave., Council B lulls, la
Tel. 774. -62
PRIVATE home during confinement;
babies boarded and adopiea. Mrs. unr
dell. 2216 Charles. Tel A2618 137
FOR RENT SI ORES & OFFICES
A $10 OFFICE. In the Bee buldlng carries
with It all the conveniences and advan
tages in the way of heat, light. Janitor
rervic'e, all night and all day and buuday
elevator service, a tiu omce i now va
cunt. Call at once. R. C, Peter 4k Co.,
ground nooi. aae uuuaing. i ux
3-STORY and basement brick building, 100
fcarnam, ;cxioo, nyuraunc elevator, suit'
able for wholesale or manufacturing. 314
First Nat l Bunk building. 1 12
IF A GOOD light Is needed we can show
you a north front office on the fifth Ooor.
a splendid room, at the moderate price ol
$2). R. p. Peters & Co., ground floor. Be
building. i en
DESIRABLE MODERN OFFICES.
slncly or en suite, cars to diiit. South
Omaha and Bluffs. Price right. Includ
ing heat, Janitor njid elevator service.
CHAS E. WILLIAMSON CO.,
Ground Floor U. S. Nat l Bank Bldg.
1-173 30
PATENTS
PATENTS H. A. Sturgls, registered ottor
ney. Patents, trade marks, copyright!:
No fees unless successful. 617 New York
Life building, Omaha, Neb. 129
SUES & CO.. Patent Lawyers: advice free.
Three offices: Bee building. Omaha, Neb.j
1Q1 TioKor. C rUI,.uu.. Ill nn.l 111119 W
St.. Washington.' D. C. Tel. 1623.
M-2! N5
YOU can't afford to start to take out a pat
ent for a valuable invention without fiist
writing me; you can save money and get
a Dotter patent. A. w. crossiey, ixu r oi.
Washington. D. C.
OSTEOPATHY
Johnson Institute, 516 N.Y. Life bldg. Tai.1664
-UK
MRS. JOHN R. MU8ICK, Osteopathy Phy-
-. , i .... i. ri ''a
aiciaa; omce, uuugms miwu.
DR. FAR WELL, specialty nervous disease.
604 I'axton.
Huntington & Stratton. 832 N. Y. Life).
""WW "
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
E. F. MOREARTY. Attorney, 437 Pxton,
Tel. A-2639.
JOHN M. MACFARLAND. New York Life
" -164
COLLECTIONS promptly reported. 534-1
Paxton block .
MUSICAL
MUSIC-MRS. MANLOVE, teacher of yoloe
rnlnlnu unri RrllKtlU sllglngj Correct
t erhulc, ET2 Kb rl isr hbl k
183 SOx
BRASS FOUNDRIES
BRASS and aluminum casting, nickel plat
ing nnd finishing. Ficlaljv Mfg. Co., 41
N. Main at.. Council Bluffs.
5f
CITY OFFICIAL SOTICE9.
ELECTION
PROCLAMATION
BY
, MAYOR.
Proclamation and .Nome: To the electors
nd legal Voters of the City of Omaha, of
a special city election of th City ol
Omaha, to be held Tu-,uav, the 8th day
of November, lw4, for the purpose of
electing two members of the Water
Board of the City of Omaha, and alJ
lor the jsjirpose of sulnnlmng to said
electora and legal voters a proposition to
vote electric light pmnt bonds, snd alo
a proposition to Vote sewer bonds, and
sl-jo a pioposition to vote hie engine
house bonds.
To the Electors and L-gzl Voters of the
City of Omaha.
Under and by virtue of the authority In
me vested by the laws of tll0 st.ue Pt Ne
braska and by ordinance .so. 5-6. Ordi
nance No. 640u and orainar.ee No. 53'.ti, I,
Frank E. Woores, mayor of the liv of
iiniaiia. uo nereuy rjiuciaim ana hivh no i.
lie notice of a sueci.il city elt-riion of sunl
Lity of Omaha, which is heiebv called to
Le held at tne lime oi me general i intlon
to be held In said city on Tuesuay.
bet 8, 19o4, for the purpose of electing two
members or tne water uoaia or tiie City
of Omaha, one from each of the two politi
cal parlies casting the greatest numiiti of
votes for governor at the last preceding
general election, and also for the purpose
of submitting to the legal electors ot said
city the question and proposition of Issu
ing bonds, to be called "Electric Light
fiant Bonds." also . bonds to lie caned
'Sewer Bonds." also bonds to be called
"Fire Engine House Bonds, the said ques
tions and propositions being as follows,
to-wlt:
yUESTION AND PROPOSITION OF 13
BL'INO ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT
BONDS
"Shall the bonds of the City of Omaha In
the sum of five hundred thousand too,0uoi
dollaia be Issued for the construction of
cuuaults and subways, and the construc
tion, appropriation or purchase of an elec
tric light plant for the City of Omaha,
the s ild bonds to be culled "Electrlo Ligal
1'iant Bonds " of the City of Omaha, tne
sajie to bo issued In the denomination of
oira thousand tU.000) dollar -turn, at such
time and In such amounts as rr.iy be nec-
esaai y tur such purpose, at any time during
the years 19o6 and 1906, arid to run tor
twenty 120) years from the date of Issue
inereot, ana to Dear interest, p-yaxjie semi
annually, at a rats not exceec.lng four i4
per centum per annum, with Interest
coupons attached, payable at the fiscal
agency of the State of Nebraska in New
jork City, and not tt be sold fur less
than par, the proceeds thereof to be used
lor no other purpose than for the con
struction of conduits and subways, and the
construction, appropriation or purchase of
an electric light plant for the City of
Omaha?"
QUESTION AND PROPOSITION OF IS
SUING SEWER BONDS.
"Shall bonds of the City of Omaha In the
sum of One Hundred Thousand ($luo,00O)
Dollars be Issued during the year 1905, for
Ihe purpose of paying the cost of con
struction, reconstruction and maintenance
of main sewers in the City of Omaha, said
bonds to run twenty (20 years from the
date thereof, and to bear Interest payable
semi-annually at a rate of Interest not ex
ceeding four (41 per centum per annum,
with coupons attached, to be called 'Sewer
Bonds," the said bonds not to be sold for
loss than par."
QLlAUTON AND PROPOSITION OF IS
SUING FIRE ENGINE- HOUSE BONDS.
"Shall the bonds of the City ot Omaha
in the sum of Sixty Thousand ($60,000)
Dollars be Issued for the purpose of paying
the cost of constructing tire engine house
for the use of the tire department of the
City of Omaha, such fire engine houses to
be In the locality and at the estimated
and approximate cost as follows, to-wlt:
"North 60 feet of lot 13, block 1, Arm
strong's 1st addition, estimated cost of
Twenty-five Thousand Dollars t$26.000).
'In the vicinity of Nineteenth and Lake
streets, estimated cost of Seventeen Thou
sand Five Hundred ($17,600) Dollars.
"In the rear of the high school, estimated
cost of Seventeen Thousand Five Hundred
t$17.500) Dollars.
"The said bonds to be called 'Fire En
gine House Bonds' of the City of Omaha,
the same to be Issued In the denomination
of One Thousand ($1,000) Dollars each, at
such times and In such amounts s may be
necessary for such purpose at any time
during the years 1905 and 1900 and to run
for twenty years from the date of issue
thereof, and to bear Interest payable semi
annually at a rate not exceeding four (4)
per centum per annum, with interest cou
pons attached, payable at the fiscal agencv
of the state of Nebraska In New York
city, and not to be sold for less than par,
tne proceeds thereof to be used for no
other purpose than for the construction
of fire engine houses for the City of
Omaha."
The snld Questions nnd nrnnoslMnnn shntl
be submitted to the electors of the Clty l
or omana entire in the proper rorm pro
vided by law for official ballots, with the
word "Yes" and the word "No" In separate
lines, printed thereon. All nfflolnl ballots
of said legal electors mnrked with an "X"
mark following the word "Yes" upon said
official ballots cast st said election shall
be counted In favor of the Issuing of said
bonds opposite which said "X" mark Is
placed: and all official ballots of said legnj
electors witn an "X ni'K rn'iowing the
word "No" upon said official ballots cast
at said election shill be counted and con
sidered as against the Issuing of said bonds,
opposite wnicn said "X mark Is placed.
The noils shall be open on the d.iv of
said election at elcht o'clock In th morn
ing and shall continue open until six o'cIok
in tne evening of tne snme dr.y. at the
respective voting placrs. following, to-wlt
CITY OF OMAHA.
FIRST WARD.
First District 1018 South 10th street.
Second District 1704 South 10th street.
Third District 2609 South 13th street.
Fourth District sol Pacific street.
Fifth District 17u3 South 10th treet.
Sixth District 2645 Suuth 0h s:reet. rear,
beventn LMstrici 1121 bourn 6th street.
Eighth District 1813 Soutn 5th street.
SECOND WARD.
First District 1523 Leavenworth street.
Second District 1923 Leavenworth street,
Third District 1222 South 2oih street.
Fourth District 12J9 South 16th street.
Fifth District 1323 William street.
Sixth District 1424 South 16th street.
Seventh District 19i! South 13th street.
Eighth District 2328 South 20. h street.
Ninth DlBtrlct 1501 Vinton street.
Tenth District 1710 Vinton street.
Eleventh District 8301 South 24th street
THIRD WARD.
First District 1421 Jackson street. Thurs
ton hotel.
Second District 1610 Howard street.
Third District 124 North 14th street. Del-
lone hotei.
Fourth District 802 is'ortn 16th street.
Filth District 711 North Mth street.
Sixth District 60J South 13th street.
Seventh District 1120 Doukoix meet.
Eighth District 1120 Capitol avenue.
Niiuh Dii-tricl 1203 Chicago street.
Tenth District 8.3 South lutli street,
FOURTH WARD.
First District 1618'capltol avenue.
Second District 2210 l-ornam Ktreet.
Third District 2418 Davenuort street.
Fourth District Tent at N E. turner 25th
avenue and tarnam stroet.
Fifth District liio f arnam street.
Sixth Distr.ct 422 South 18ih street.
Seventh Dlstrlct-718 South 16th street
Eighth District 314 South 20th street.
Nuith District 706 South 27th street.
FIFTH WARD.
First District 8M6 Sherman avenue.
Second District 2!26 Sherman avenue.
Third District 2616 Sherman avenue.
Fourth District 1846 Sherman avenue.
Fifth District 2223 North 20th street.
Sixth Diet rict 1(43 North 19th street.
Seventh District 1166 Sherman avenue.
SIXTH WARD.
Firat District 4523 North 30th atreet.
Second District 4719 North 4oth street.
Third Distriot 2217 Military avenue.
Fourth District 3702 North SOih street.
Fifth District 3104 North 24th street
Sixth District 2901 North 3oth street.
Seventh District 3102 Parker street.
Eighth District 1908 Nortli 24th street.
Ninth District 1710 North 24th street.
Tenth District 2307 North 24th atreet.
Eleventh Dlstrlct-1701 North 24th street.
SEVENTH WARD.
First District 2719 Leavenworth street.
Second District 1334 Park avenue.
Third District 1720 Soutli 3id avenue.
Fourth District 2321 South 29lh street.
Fifth District 1625 South 29lh street.
Sixth District Tent, at nurtheuut corner
29th street and Poppleton avenue.
EIGHTH WARD.
First Distrtcl-1318 North 24th street.
Second Dlfctrlct 2706 Cuining street.
Third District 2603 Cuming street.
Fourth District 2602 Cuming street.
Fifth District 2210 Cuming street.
8lxlh District 2024 Chicago street.
Seventh District 1719 Cuming street.
Eighth District 124 North 16th street
NINTH WARD.
First District 3013 Cuming street.
Second District 4006 Hamilton street.
Third District 31-26 Farnam street.
Fourth District 33(4 Davenport street.
Fifth District 218 Farnam sireet.
Sixth District 3014 Leavenworth street,
in niiii.,.. whereof. I have hereunto set
my hand as Mayor of said City of Omaiis.
. . . .1.1. ....... 1 itH
r.is i7tn any 01 ouium i. w..
Attest: FRANK jiiuwnr.a. aisyor.
W H. ELUOUttis, my V.HIK.
(Seal.)
019 D2Ct
I I'lltl, KOTICF.
BOND 6 ALE.
sin oay - u,,fh r,.Mi, n-o.. fur lha
Office of the City Clerk. South Omaha.
. I. Sealed bids, addr.-ssed to the under
Sned and niiiik.il "Proposals for Bonds "
fi? 1- received until 8 o clock p. m. on tn
.ember. ivo. ai me onus or
th clly
I E(i AL KO l it KB-
purchase of the following Issues of city
UI'IK.S.
First-$17,000 "funding bonds," denomina
tion of $.00 or $l,t0. at Ihe option ol tn
purchaser, ami mu.l bear cinie ! Decem
ber 1. 194, and aha I be da and pavabl
In twenty years limn d-itc, unless sooner
redeemed uudet the p:lou received, and
shall bear interest at toe rite cf lour and)
one-half (V per cent p r annum, payable
svini-annuaiiy.
Those bonds are Issued for th purpose
of redeeming $3i.ooo "fund.ng bono ' and
$l2.00i) intersection bonds' luretoior I-
'"second $70,000 "funding bonds." denomi
nation of $'0 ot $1,'H, 1(lia numbering
from one to seventy or ot.e hundred and
forty each, at the cp;l'n of tin pur
chaser, and shall bear dite of Decemner
1. ):. and .hall be dm- 11: d lavable
twenty years from dale. op'.io-uT alter live
ears, and shall hear Interest .it the r.iie
of four and one-half t4's l'r icnt 1 er
annum, payable semi-annually.
Those bonis are Issued for the purpose
of redeeming S.M.Ota) of funding lines ,.f
the l ity of South Omaha heretofore Issued.
Said bonds are general obligation of tit
Cliv of South omaha.
Each bid shall state separately the
amount offered as principal and pt. m u:n
and that accrued Interest wl.l be pal 1 t 1
date of delivery and payment of bonds.
Each bid must be accompanied by a cer
tided check on s national or state bank In
the amount of $2.5oO and made pay ib.e t
the City of South Omaha as evidence of
good faith on ihe part of the bidder.
The city council reserves the rlKht to re
Jrrt any and all lids and waived defects.
By order of Hi city council.
J. J. OILI.IN.
City Clerk.
O20 d!4t
SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION.
Proclamation and notice to the qualified
elector and legal voters of the school dis
trict of Omaha, In the county of Douglas.
In the elate of Nebraska, of a general
election to be held In said school district
on Tuesday, the 8th day of November,
1904, for the purpose ot electing live mem
bers of the Board of Education of sail
school district, to serve on said board
trom and including the first Monday in
January, 16, until the first Monday la
January, 19u8.
To the qualified electors and legal vot
er ot the school district of Omaha, in
the county of Douglas, In the state of
Nebraska, I, James W. Maynard, presi
dent of the Board of Education of th
school district of Omaha, In the county
of Douglas, in the slate of Nebraska,
do Issue this, my proclamation, and by
virtue of the authority vested In me a
auch president, do hereby give public no
tice to the qualified electors and legal
voters of the school district of Omaha,
In the county of Douglas, In the statu of
Nebraska, that a general election will b
held In said school district on Tuesday,
the 8lh day of November, 1904, for the
purpose of electing five members of the
Board of Education of said school district,
to serve on said board from and Includ
ing the first Monday In January, l'jaj,
until the first Monday In January, 1908.
The polls shall be open on the day of
said election at eight 18) o'clock In the
morning and shall continue open until six
(6) o'clock In the evening of the same
day, at tha respective voting places as
follows:
FIRST WARD.
First District 1018 South loth street.
Second District 1704 South 10th street
Third District 2609 South 13th street.
Fourth District (Ql Pacific stseet.
Fifth District 1703 South 10th street.
Sixth District 2546 South 10th street, rear
Seventh District 1121 Soutn 6tn streot.
Eighth District 1813 South 5tli street.
SECOND WARD.
First District 1623 Leavenworth street.
Second District 1923 Leavenworth street
Third District 1222 South 20th Rtreet.
Fourth District 1259 South 16th street.
Fifth Dlstrict-1323 William street.
Sixth District 1424 South 16th street.
beventh District 1906 South 13th street
Eighth District 2328 South 20th street.
Ninth District 15ol Vlr.ton street.
Tenth District lilO Vinton street.
Eleventh District 3301 South 24th street.
THIRD WARD.
First District 1421 Jackson street, Thurs
ton hotel.
Second District 1510 Howard street.
Third District 124 North 14th street. De'
lone hotel.
Fourth District 302 North 16th atreet
Fifth District 711 North Kith street
Sixth District 609 South 13th street.
Seventh District 1120 Douglas street
Eighth District 1120 Capitol avenue.
Ninth District 1203 Chicago street. '
Tenth District 323 South 10th street
FOURTH WARD.
First District 1618 Capitol avenue.
Second District 2210 Farnam street.
Third District 2416 Davenport street.
Fourth District Tent at northeast cornef
26th avenue and Farnam street.
Fifth Distl let 1710 tarnam street.
Sixth District 422 South 18th street
Seventh District 718 South 16th street
Eighth District 314 South ZOtn mreeu
Ninth District 705 South 27th street.
FIFTH WARD.
First District 3K16 Sherman avenue.
Second District 2825 Sherman nvenu.
Third District 2616 Sherman avenue.
Fourth District 1816 Sherman avenu.
Fifth District 2223 North 2oth street.
Sixth District 1443 Nortli 19th street.
Seventh District 1166 Sherman avenu.
SIXTH WAItD.
First District 4523 North 30th street.
Second District 4719 North 4oth street
Third District 2217 Military avenue.
Fourth District S702 North 30th streot
Fifth District 3104 North 2-itn street.
Sixth Dlstrlct-2901 North 30th street.
Seventh District-3402 Parker street.
Eighth District 1908 North 24th street
Ninth DlBlrlct 1710 North 24th street.
Tenth District 2307 North 24th street.
Eleventh Distrlct-17ol North 24th street
SEVENTH WARD.
First District 2719 Leavenworth street
Second Dlotrlct 1334 Park avenue.
Third District 1720 South 32d avenue.
Fourth Distriot 2321 South 29th street.
Fifth District 1525 South 29th street.
Sixth District Tent, at northeast corn?
29th street and Poppleton avenue.
EIGHTH WARD.
First District 1318 North 24th" street
Second District 2706 Cuming street.
Third District 2603 Cuming street.
Fourth District 2662 Cuming street
Fifth District 2210 Cuming street.
Sixth District 2024 Chicago street.
Seventh District 1719 Cuming street.
Eighth District 424 North lth street.
NINTH WARD.
First District 3013 Cuming street.
Second District 4006 Hamilton street.
Third District 3926 Farnam Btrect.
Fourth District 8304 Davenport street
Fifth District 2S16 Furnam street.
Sixth District 8014 Leavenworth tret
JAMES W. MAYNARD.
President Board of Education.
Attest: J. F. BURGESS,
Secretary Board of Education.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STATE PRINT
ING. , .
Bids will be received by the State Print
ing Board at the office of tho secretary or
state at Lincoln, Nebraska, on or before I
o'clock, p. m., Friday. November 1 . 1904,
for printing and binding the fM"wln
biennial reports: 1.0 copies each tor the
state treasurer, secretary of state board
of Irrigation and bureau of labor. ! cop e
for the adjutant generel and copies
for the game and llsh pommmisHlon, also
2 000 copies report of Slate Historical so
cletv and 5,000 copies library ""
pamphlet, and miscellaneous blank books,
printing snd ttlonery supplies for
Hastings asylum, nenlientlary. Institute for
Feeble Minded Youlh. Home for tho
Friendless supreme court, slate treasurer,
.,iiiF of nubile ucrountH, commissioner
charities and corrections and Flate Histori
cal society. '
Hpe duration for sume can be found on
file In the office of Ihe secretary of state.
All bids must bo accompanied by a bon!
enual In amount to the probable cost or
the work bid 4ipon. The board reserves
the rlMht to reject any and a III bids.
T Ineoln. isenrassa, oi u i -j. i.---..
STATE PRINTING BOARD.
Bv Lou W. Fruzler, rsocreiary u
Hoard. wji
FEMALE CHOIRS ARE BARRED
Sew York Cathedral Will Have Mule
tbolr Only HeiilDsloaT
Today.
NEW YORK. Oct. 29. (New York Her
ald service-Bperla: to Tha Bee.) The
edict of Pope Plua X., with regard to the
change in church mul In Cathdlo
churchea, has been permanently adopted
at St. Patrick's cathedral At the 11
o'clock high mass tomorrow morning
full choir of alxty mule void will replace
the mixed choir, which has heretofore been
one of the features of the services at the
colhedral. The 1 huncel . h' lr of elxty boys
wi l participate in tie s rvd ' as usual,
making un aggregate of 120 mule voices
altogether.
The femal.i iholra have already been
abandoned In the churches of th Ra
demptloiilst and Jesuit Father.
of public lands ann milium, """"'w
era I, adlutant , general, superintendent of
t.ubilc instruction. Insurance department,
irrigation department, game and fish com
mission, "banking department, bureau of
Ill.-nrv nommlNtdon. hOS.nl of
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