ITIE OMATIA' DAILY HEE: RUXDAY, JUNE 11, 1003.
FOR RENT HOUSES
NO. 1334 8 Wlh. H-room. modern house.
large and teautlful yard, only W y.T
monin. inquire it, i. l'pu-ri cc o,
grouna nour ties niug. D ,i
HnlKP1" u luru f H' city. I'
ll WUJL.Oc. i-elen 6c Co., Uee lulg.
D lvO
THK Omaha Van and rUorage Co. pack,
move and Unit H. H. iwds. Storehouse
ii .. il- .... . ...... . .,. . .
ikiff-k n urui. I'lucu, luiift rurnaiii.
lei. liC.. D nva
WE MOVE piano. Maggaid Van & Stor
age 'Jo. Tel. lit. Olliee, 1U3 S ebster at.
D W!
NO. 541 l'ARK AVE fl rooms, modern
only tin a month, luquiie H. C. liters
& Co. D Moll
KOISE8 rntMBllED-llor, In good
taste, In keeping with modern style anil
the quality Is always excellent. Let ua
figure wltu you. 'Verms: WiiO worth,
ll.Oo week.
Omaha Furniture and Carpet Co., between
jztn ana i;nn on i-.irn.iin mi. uv-m 11
Pln.no moving; lowest rates (or reliable
service. Tel. Um&. Beliinollor & Mueller.
D I'M)
UniKPQI" all parts of Ilia city. The
HUUJCJy, 4. Davis Co., hub lice Bid.
D Ml
HOL'SIiS, Insurance Klngwult, IJarker lilk.
U lol
rUR.MSHED FLAT In new apartment
uuuumg lor mo summer. Address . an,
ilea. u mil
No. 41C2 Hamilton St., (-room flat, only
$7.00 per month. ' Inqulrs .1. C. tters &
Co., ground noor uee ma. D i
6-ltOOM modern house, Dewey Ave.,
paved, JJi.JO. U. L. 'i'ui klngton. ij6 Ueo.
D 703
FOR RENT-7-room house; all modern, 21Z3
California et., J.io; i-room, 020 is. izu
tt 122. Apply at IM iS. lilt 11 Ht.
D M875
FOR RENT HOUSES
MOATS
3"3 Knrbach Block.
D-736 11
WEST FARNAM It-room, modern house,
pearl v new; rental, J27.50. 4 mrnnm.
Tel. Hecl-taHf.
D 748 11
LOOK THEM UP
3o'4 So. isth. 3 rooms, city water, IS.
HI 2 V 17th, 1 rooms, city water, tS.
!(? Mionn S rnnma cltv Witter InSldc. 11(1,
3fl iJiFa'vtte Ave., 6 rooms, strictly
modern, only 130.
Bin So. 3&th Ave., 6 rooms, city water,
seu-r nnd firnn. 11H.
2325 fin. nth. rooms, sarlctly modern
except furnlee. reduced tn jii.
Ml If I 1 . T IV T
2234 Fnrnam. 7 rooms, all modern, close
in, only JTO.
1310 I'nrk Ave., 8 rooms, strictly modern,
on enr line, $37.50.
3'V Farnam, 8 rooms, strictly moaern,
nil nut In flrnnii sfinne. 143.
3ns Bo. With, choice 9-rnom house, strictly
nil modern, oak tlnlsn. etc.,
8112 Mason, 9 rooms, strictly monnrn,
1..JO Ho. Zith. 9 rooms, strictly an moaurn,
t'7 !d
2a4 Ohio. 9 rooms, all modern, in fine
hariA ftirnpr lnf t3(l
710 N. 4"th, elegant 10-room strictly all
modern home with hum, st..
V Kill t'HUH K
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
MONEY TO IX3AN.
Payne, Bostwick & Co.,
C01-3 N. Y. Life Bldfr.
U 739 11
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
A OOOD HUNTER two-blade rlectrlo fan.
OXJU stendard make bicycle for sale at
a bargain. Address U Hi, euro or jtee.
ti 4!ll lix
Address Y 30, Hoe. y-7ia llx
FOR PALE 2,3no-pound mule team; team
of horses and harness; II pints, 3 sows;
almost new Ult-liicli Hane wa"n; 2 horso
cultivator; cheap, at 43U and Francis St.,
Omaha. y 744 llx
TWO Jersey cows, must be sold at once.
Hit . Kith St. J iwi l.tx
SECOND-HAND
STEAM FITTINGS FOR SALE
If you want a bargain la steam fittings oull
and lok over tha following supplies;
1 6-lnch Austins horizontal sepuratur.
1.4-luch Austin's vertical separator.
These have been taken out on account of
cnaniies in our oleum plant and aie In
tjuou condition. Auureas lieu Uulldlnic
or see w. 11. lirldties, uniiineer liuu
FOR SALE--fn.ont worth Uiimlm sewer
warrants. Ijkj to ll.ouo each, draw i p r
Cent, lino Investment. Omaha Loan and
Investment Co., 212 Bee. 716 11
Foil anything and everything to buy, sell
or swap, sea
MOATS
3o3 Karbach Block.
Y-738 11
CO.
Blug., Omaha.
g bin
I JOO H U i' S good runabout automobile, guar
anteed in gouu running oiuur; original
coal I'JJU. Address io.u rarnam bl.
W 109
BHERW1N WILLIAMS CO. BEST MIXED
iVAINT, Sherman & McConuell Drug Co.,
Omaha. W 107
ACTIVE man, Just retiring; from retail
business, desires to purchase) interest in
ninnufacturlnir or tobblnif business.
which must be on paying basis, but need
ing additional capital and services. Only
sound, conservative business proposition
considered. L. Ilayutn, Horton, Kan.
Y-626 11
CHEAP chicken fence, long fir timbers and
telephone poles, vet uouia. vj 1UO
SECOND-hand phaeton for sala, cheap.
161S N. 17th BU (J AIM
SELL at bargain. 1,000 shares American
DeForest Wireless, prer. and com.; i,cw
Malestla Conoor. 2 Malestlc. Bonds at
bargain. J. R. Phillips & Co., Metropoli
tan Hldg., isew York. x M
THE barns in rear of No. 3i.'l and X2X Pa-
clllc St. Inquire of Stun liros., Room 8,
Commercial National Bank Dldg.
y a in
4-ilOOM modern flat.
9S0 N. 27th St.
D-MD54 13x
FtR the summer, furnished cottnge, 6
ronns. 11 modern; piano, gas stove, lawn;
on paved street. 203 Chicago street; $i!o
per inontn. D fti:,lti lix
7-ROOM modern house, 130.00. 042 S. SOth St.
!- M27U llx
221H CHICAGO ST., 8 rooms, modern, 130;
3i Webster St., eight rooms, modern
. except rur.iace, IM. Rlngwalt Bros.,
llaker Dioca. D Miw 11
MODERN HOfSE.
CHOICE LOCATION.
2614 St. Mary's Ave., good ten-room house,
modern, every convenience, walking dis
tance, 4u. Uarvln tiros., luut tarnam.
D-M138
Omaha Typewriter Exchange,
Ilemoved to lfiuf l-'arnam St. 'Phono 4fi03.
Densmores iJO
Commercial Visiblo $15
No. 2 Remington, latest attachment..
No. 6 Remington W
Smith Premier 35$l5
we repair any machine oil tne maraet.
Q-711 11.
FOR TRADE Land for cattle, hardware
stock, Omaha or Council liluns residence
property. Box 231, Madison Neb.
(90 iix
BUSINESS CHANCES
HAVE the best paying saloon proposition
for a man with Vi.'W. wama business
cleared over $4,000 last year.
MOATS
303 Karbach Block.
Y-736 11
Fine Home
8 rooms, modern, every room newly
pit I red. house painted inside and out.
nice lawn and shade, large barn. This
elegant house to let to a tlrsl-class tenant
only; immediate possession.
SWIiET & BEST, N. Y. LIFE.
D 6X7 11
6-ROOM house, modern. 2ul4 Elm St.; 123.
inquire bJi ram Ave. D mm iox
2701 DUDGE St., H-room house and bath,
etrlctly model n aad up-to-date; most de
sirable; investigate If you desire a good
home; good as new: rent 40. Call 2v0t
Dodge. Pnone 6141. D 247
MODERN HOUSE.
Brand new house, every modem conven
ience, six rooms, reception hall, combina
tion stairs, lawn, two blocks Irom Han-
com park, lalo U. ath St.; rent, JJo.
GARVIN BROS., 1U04 FARNAM.
D 334
CENTRAL, all modern, 7-room house, J30
N. 23d. 1 vWl
UIY.PI'IOU mnflnrti pnttum 9'M mnti Cuu
Bts. John R. Webster, Board of Trade toP
Bldi. . D 2ul
2614 ST. MARY'S, 10-room modern house;
attic, laundry; will paper ana repair;
walking distance. Only 140 ier month.
Inquire R. C. Peters A CO., ground fioor,
Bea Bldg. D Jul 47
C 1 I TLYlUVT A in nmo mtaen Mtlt
able for roomers. Inquire R. C. Peters
& Co., ground lloor. Bee Bldg.
D-M426
IF YOU wish to buy or sell a business or
real estate, consult. U. a. Bales Hureau,
034 and 636 Bee Bldg. Y-WS
94 N. 42nd St. 8 rooms, modern; fine UPRIGHT 'piano for sale cheap Address:
,.r..l, tT. II, DOC. S-""
!':3 liewey Ave., 7 rooms, modern ex
cept furnace; fine condition, $22 50.
Iti4 Mierm.'in Ave., o rooms, o.
1R54 Sherman Ave.. 3 rooms. 111.
8'C2 No. K.th St., 6 rooms, $S.
2ofl S. 2Mh Ave., 7 rooms; walking dis
tance, only $2f.
17ofl Canton St., 4 rooms, u.
l'2fi So. Wth St., fl rooms, only MR.
HAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Tel. 17S1. First floor, N. Y. Life Hide.
u 743 u
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
SCHM0LLER
MUELLER
Piano Co.
Manufacturers of high grade pianos, offer
the following unprecedented bargains for
shrewd buyers:
UPRIGHT PIANOS
Gilbert, rosewood case, only I 65
Cooper & Co., ebony case, only
waters, nice tone, only
Star, large size, only
Arion, walnut case, only
Kimball, new scale, only
Hallett & Davis, little used. only..
Also a number of Chlckerlng. Vose, Gabler,
Sohmer, Knabe and other high grade
pianos.
SQUARE PIANOS
Gilbert, walnut case, only $10
LiKht & Co.. only 20
Hallet & DavlB. good tone 23
Waters, rosewood case 63
Mathusheck. elegant condition 45
Also a number of Chickering, Knabe, Vose,
Emerson and other square pianos at give
away prices.
ORGANS
Two with flat toDS. each $ S
1 high top organ 10
1 Shoninger organ, 8 stops 15
Chicago Cottage organ 20
Mason & Hamlin, fine tone 33
Kimball, walnut case 22
Moline, six octaves 3U
Burdette Chapel, only 35
Terms, $3 to $10 cash and 25 cents to $1
weekly payments.
Write for catalogue and bargain list or
pay us a visit of Inspection. We guar'
antee apsoiute satisfaction.
INVESTORS A valuable lime rock quarry
for sale near Rockland, Maine. ifoor
health; must sell. Shipping1 handy. C. A.
Benner, Warren, Maine, 11. F. D.
Y-C25 llx
WANT TO BUY a working Interest in
hardware store in southwestern rseorasKa.
can invest $3i) now and $.IW later, 'lo
buy, sell or trade, see
MOATS
3U3 Karbach Block.
Y-736 11
BEST confectionery and clpar store, with
onvx soda fountain, located at jsm bouiii
11th St.. .Vi0.
Clears over $so per month.
liasy payments to rignt party.
IF YOU want to buy, sell, rent or exchange
real estate or posineaa yt,iujv see tjomp
ton-Watts CO., -635 raxton lilK. X Spo
I HAVE one blacksmith shop, 50x50, and
lot boxiuo, witn goou toois, uoin iron ana
wood: only shoo In town: good trade.
uoori territory. Come and see or write
H. A. Buhman. Buffalo Gap, S. D. Y WW
02
105
112
123
.. 147 UNTIL you have tried us you have no idea
how niucii good wo can do you,
To buy, sell or trade,
MOATS
'Phono 1761.
303 Karbach Block.
Y-730 11
FOR SALE Only Anheuser-Busch saloon
In county; good reasons. Address E 33,
care liee. 1 AI1S1 J 10
SHARES in Omaha Typewriter Exchange
at -o each; incorporation, 10,000; $0,125
worth of shares sold in tnree days: 20 to
100 per cent protlt on your Investment.
We will Handle tne oesi new typewriters
on tne maiKti. j 000
25 PER CENT PROFITS Put your money
in tne cattio ousiness; casn or tuna pay
menls. We have the best ranch In No
braska. Call and get our booklet. The
Western Cattle and Land Corporation, 610
Dee 13iug., uiuana. iseo. X 267 18
MOATS
303 Karbach Block.
Y-730 11
J-EX-inVr hn..M OOll Dm. I.,,. wJt . . V,
. III' UH' 1IM1 1'UUII! 1. 1 V4 AVd. IDUUVIIf.
H block from South Omaha car; in good
condition; city water Inside; rent $&
waiter ureen, 416 liarbacu BlK,
D 454
SchmOller & MUeller, WANTEp-.Pupcha.er for 2.500 shares"
PIANO MAKERS,
Wholesale & Retail Dealers,
Gold Mining Co.'s stock; gilt edged; mar
ket price advancing, but must sell for
cash, even at a sacriflce. Address Box
mi. uiagonai, la. X M232
NEW 7-r., modern, $19.
Phone 4616.
D 457 lux
1313 Farnam St. Tel. 1625.
APARTMENTS TO LET.
We are partitioning off two apartments In
The Hamilton Apartments, 24lh and Far
nam; one suitable for family of two and
one for bachelors.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., Agents, 1320
Farnam. - D 61a
SEVEN-ROOM modern cottage; close In,
Appiy to mi iiurt. u ota u
HOUSES TO LET.
8. W. corner 32d and Paclrto St., 8
rooms, modern, barn
S227 Willis Ave., 4 rooms, city water
2818 Farnam, 4-room flat, city water 10.00
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO., 1320 Farnam
St. D 730 11
FOR RENT-1026 S. 25th St., 6 rooms, city
water, gas. 408 1'axton lilk. Tel. B1K24.
D 726 llx
A COSY furnished home for tho Bummer
to man and wife. Inqulro 2040 Farnam
Bl. lteierence required. D 684 llx
SNAP 5-room cottage with bath, nicely
furnished, till September 1. 1541 So. 26th
St. Payne, Bostwick & Co., 6n N. Y.
ure mug. D 683 11
NEW MODERN BRICK HOUSE, elegantly
furnished, close In, to first-class parties I ,td. i,-,f
with rcfcrAium fnr i.nmiii, A,l,lr.u. II I tlOne 100O.
care nee. tno 11
For Rent
Houses In ail parts of the city. 'Phone 6314.
Omaha Investment Co,
308 BeO Bldg.
D 680 11
FOR RENT New 8-room house, entirely
modern, oak tlnlsh, fuclng south on West
MACHINES THAT HAVE
BEEN TURNED IN ON
WHEELER & WILSONS.
These machines have all been thoroughly
overhauled and are the latest thing that the
different manufacturers produce. They are
.$40.00 complete with attachments and are guaran-
1M.00 I teed to be In first-class condition.
Singer, 5-drawer, drop head.... $20.00
Singer, 7-drawer, drop head 22.00
Davis, 5-drawer, drop head IT 60
Davis, 7-drawer, drop head 20.00
Standard Automatic Grand 26.00
White, 6-drawer, drop head 15.00
Domestic, 6-drawer, drop head. ..20 00
Second-hand machines, box top, of any
make, from $5.00 to $10.00.
We rent machines at 73 cents per week.
These are complete with attachments and
will give you good service.
Yours, respectfully,
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.
Cor. 15th and Harney.
625 North 24th St., South Omaha.
334 Broadway. Council Bluffs.
Q
LOOSE leaf ledger cheap. F 46, care Bee.
W 161
AN EXPERIENCED man, well acquainted
in in 3 cuy, would invest a few thousand
dollars aad services In well established
paying ousiness mat will stand rigid In
vestigation. x)ox iyu, umana.
Y M522
FOR SALE Meat market located in Cen
tral rveDrasKit; good location. Address U
7, care or uee. Y M40O 13
WANTED Good second-hand physician's
operating cnair; learner cover preferred.
ftiust oe cheap. 'Doctor,' nil Woodmen
wona Plug. y M556 llx
FOR SALE Hotel furniture and fixtures
good li.W day house. Central Nehraskii
low rent; population, 1,500. Address O 15,
ismana JBee. Y M551 llx
MOATS
903 Karbach Block.
Y-736 11
WE have a nice little office husl
cttn do Dougni rignt, clearing 1&0 per
lltlMl 111.
WESTERN REF. & BOND ASS'N, (INC.)
idvcaiiueiii x;epi.p Ml JN. X. Lilie.
Y-719 11
WANTED Persons with monev to Invent-
witn or without nosition. tn invention in
the advantages of the mall order busi
ness. Address National Supply Company,
j-miiBiug, mien. x Uoo llx
BIG Income for life to anv ladv or sren
iieman wno win invest in oround Floor
copper Mining stock; particulars fur
nlshed. Address I A. Werner, 9.14 Mo
naunocK hik., cnicago. Y 641 llx
FOR SALE, several scholarships In a first-
class standard school in Oinana, compris
ing complete course In business, short
hand and typewriting. Inquire at Bee
omce. v m
TV f'1 hllVA ttl Dl.r.1 In CaY,,a.jl a KT.k
' ' " ' " v". . . - .ii .j "iii u i . . , i . 1 1 . ;
want to trade for general merchandise
stock.
MOATS
Farnam. with barn to match. $46.00 wr FOR1BA,LEf about w ,feet ornamental gal
Phone 1761.
month
SHIMER & CHASE CO..
Tel. SS67. 1609 Farnam 6t.
D m U
-ROOM house, modern, 2206 Harney.
D M713 13x
tm HAMILTON. 6 ROOMS. $13. U0.
2823 HARNEY. S ROOMS, $17.00.
14 N. 16TH ST., STORE. $18.00.
1515 N. 20TH ST., 6 ROOMS, $21.00.
2614 ST. MARY'S AVE.. 34O.00.
JOHN N. FRENZEH, OPP. OLD P. O.
d m n
MODERN HOUSES FtR RENT.
7 rooms (1 story), auor Mason St
(-room modern flat in Davidge Bldg
8 rooms, 362 N. 4oth St
7 rooms, b41 Oeorgia Ave
7 rooms, 18:4 N. 27h St
6 rooms. 916 N. 18th St
JOHN W. 11UBB1NS, 18o2 FARNAM ST.
D-676 11
vanlzed Iron cornice and ornamental
iron posts suitable for w window. Ap
ply superintendent cee uuuaing.
Q-M826
PULLEYS AND COUNTERSHAFTS AT A
BARGAIN-
20 pulleys, from 6-lnch to 48-inch In dlani
ter: 8 counter uhalls. complete.
These are all In tirst-class condition. W,
tl. linages, engineer ties uuiiuing.
y 112
803 Karbach Block.
Y-736 11
INVESTORS Money placed with us will
earn more in a montn than savings banks
will pay you In a year. Write for full
particulars. No speculation. No risk
ADsolutely legitimate nnd safo. Best ref
erences furnished. The R. G. Herndon
Co. (inc.), Chllds Bldg., New York.
Y-669 llx
HARNESSl
HARNESS
HARNESS!
BUY wheat or corn. Conditions never
more favorable, jo buys 2,500 bushels
Two cents advance doubles your money,
Write Standard Grain Co., Cleveland. O,
X 664 llx
.$37.50
. 3i.UU
. So. 00
. 3'i.mi
22 V)
An endless variety and at prices mat can- $j3f) BUYS 10-room rooming house, with
HOUSES FOR RENT,
19?l California, 10 rooms, modem $40.00
2u7i bt. Mary s Ave., a rooms, modern... 35.00
2614 St. Mary's Ave., 10 rooms, modern.. 40.t)
1613 6. 28th, new, 6 rooms, modern 3joo
2123 California, J rooms, modern.,..
ta) N. 22d, T-rooom cottage
2S23 8. 16th, 8-room fiat
1214 S. 17th, 5 rooms, close In
2622 Erskine, 10 rooms, bath
3 N. 27th Ave., 4-room cottage... .
22i4 N. 27th, 4 rooms
8ol6 Ames Ave., 3 rooms
GARVIN BROS., 16o4
not be duplicated anywhere else. John
son & Daufortn, b. W. cor. huh and
Jones Sis. Enliunce Irom viaduct.
Q 102
. 16 io I FOR SALE, new and second-hand billiard
and pool tables, oar natures o( all kinds:
easy payments. Send for catalogue.
iii'UhswicK-saie-v.oueuaer, u B. loth St.,
uiuiuia. itu
$400 piano, one block from high school
rent only $2o. This Is a money maker,
Have lots of others, all kinds and prices
eee
MOATS
303 Karbach Block.
Y-736 11
. 32.50
22.(0
12 50
12 00
1J.00
10.00
8 V
BOO
FARNAM.
D-695 11
COMPLETE line new and 2d-hand furni
ture. Chicago urnltura Co., 1410 Dodge.
'lei. zujo. y io4
RELIABLE POWER IN
OLDS GAS OR GASOLINE ENGINES.
imo u it wi-, 'ii.iiuim.Li, Hiwti)i reaay.
crw auisoiiy useu engines cneap.
Send lur culaiutjue and prices.
OLDS GAS ENGINE WolUiS,
1114 Farnam St., Omaha.
Q 674
FOR SALE Restaurant, population 1,000,
ranrosn town; good ouslness; party leav
ing. Address u- iz, rare nee. r 649 11
ANNUAL salary $lil0 and expenses fo
rename mnn; tnree-year contract; per
manent If satlsractorv ; we want brlirh
mnn desirous of bettering himself; salary
secondary consideration. Address: Box
Z2X. New York city. Y
FOR SALE Grocery and meat market
doing nne business. Rest location. Going
to uregon. K. htae, York, Ner.
Y-673 llx
FOR RENT A furnished flat in a new yviRE chicken, hog and lawn fence. Iron
aiwrtment house for the summer. Ad- fmce, hltcli posts. Uelises. Vlra Works,
dress: U ZS, Bee. D 7e llx dil H. liith Ht. unn
y ua
FOR RENT Eight-room house, first-class
condition. In Hanscom park district, $8.
Will reduce rent to small ramity.
GARVIN BROS.. 14 FARNAM.
D 61(4 11
AL TOMOH1LEB $l.0UU electric runabout
with lop. fctuu: I1.4VO Mobile. 4 Daiuniir.
leain, 3d; 760 Rambler, $326; uoO Olds,
t-v. i ivuiiwmuii, uvu turn v.apuui Ave.
y-M76 Jea
FOR RENT Store, 724 B. 13th, corner, JD-HAND date cheap. Derlght, 1119 Far-
WK BUY county and city warrants nnd
claims, make short time loans, write fire
Insurance, act as acents for sale or rent
ln real estate, collect rents, care fo:
property and superintend repairs. Lis'
your property with us. Union Loan and
Investment Co., 212 Bee Bldg. Tel. 2!m.
Y-717 11
22x48, $JO.0O. Fine location for a names I nam
shop.
Bloie, 720 H. 13th, 22x46. $.0O.
THE BYRON REED CO..
Tel. 197. 212 S 14th St.
D-600 11
Q-106
MOATS
80S Karbach Block.
THE LARGEST STOCK of house furnish-
Y-736 U
lugs lu Onmlia. Terms: $:5.oO worth, $1.00 WH have an openings-partnership for an
FOUR LAKE COTTAGES. In plnu forest.
week.
Omul a Furniture and Carpet Co., between
i.'tn anu uin on t urnain bl. y 689 11
energetic real estate man; must be reliable
and a hustler, union loan anu invest
ment Co., 212 Bee. Y-715 11
one mllo from railroad station; IhjhIs; flne I FUR 8 A LB Typewriter, in excellent eondl-
nshlng; rmisonanie rent. l u OsiHjrn,
Smiley. Crow Wing county, Minnesota.
D 6 llx
F"OH RENT 7-room, all modern house,
2113 California St., $32.60; 4-ruom cottage.
2M)4 Kionavt Bl., I9.M. Apvly at w7 N.
Mtb Bl. D MTU
tion. Address U 21,
y-Mi07 lSx
FOR SALE.
NAME and adlres of every family, Platte I 10-room house, full of roomers; strictly
county, iseorasaa; gives rural routes and modern: rent cheup;
10-room boarding and rooming house, full of
roomers: rent reasonable; near isin bi
and Capitol Ave
must be sold; party
all complete, up-to-date: price low. Ad. I l.,Mva eltv On 19th St.
dress J. F. Carrlg (court Louse). Cotum- I c. O. EDLING. 61 N. 19TH BT.
bus. Neb
y-708 llx
Y-707 U
BUSINESS CHANCES
OKI'ORATION, controlling business es
tablished 16o, desires to secure tno ser
vices of an energetic business man to
manaifu branch nttlee. Investment of
$1.0"O and upwards and unquestionable
reierences as to ability aim integrity re
quired. Salary $2,im) annually and com
missions. Address Box 630, Madison, Wis.
Y 66 llx
NEBRASKA LODGE NO. 1, A. F. & A.
.... cinciui meeting m Sclav. June 13, at
8 p. in. Work In E. A. degree.
C. L. SHOOK, Muster.
CAPITAL LODGE NO. 8. A. F. A A. M.
a special meeting Monday evening at
7.30 for work In entered apprentice de
gree. Visitors Invited.
R. V. COLE, Master.
A P I T A L Meritorious enterprises
Inline !i,,l and ftniLmd : entire bond Is
sues of industrial, gas, water works and
electrical propositions financed; corre
spond! nee invited. Municipal Bond and
Securities Co., 170 Broadwuy, New York
uy. x wis ha
VESTA CHAPTER No. 6. O. E. 8 -Special
""in wnuriuiy evening, Juno li, at 8
flock. Visitors welcome.
Winifred Wallace, Sec'y.
NEBRASKA NO. 1. K. OF TV Uee.ilar
leetlng Monday evening at 7:3o o'clock In
l.vrtle hall, 15th and Douglas sts. Visitors
elcoine.
A. B. ANDERSON, C. C.
Roy a. dodge, k. r. and s.
TRIANGLE LODGE No. 54 Meets every
urmmjr evening bi castie nun, ana
Cuming. Visitors always welcome.
D. B. 8 TIN E, C. C.
J. R. STINK, K. K. and S.
TRIUNE LODGE NO. 66. K. OF P. Meets
every Tuesday night at south west coiner
14th and Dodne. Visitors welcome.
A. II. R A WITZEll, C. C.
J. C. BREW1NGTON, K. R. & S.
FINE restaurant and short order house In
one of best towns In Nebraska, with ele
gant soda fountain ; doing excellent busi
ness; good reason for selling. Speak quick
If you want It. Address F 66, Bee.
Y
MOATS
303 Karbach Block.
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CASH for your :eal estate or business, no
matter where located. If you desire a
quick sale send us description and price,
Northwestern Business Agency, D 312
Bank of Commerce Bldg., Minneapolis,
Minn. x
YOU can never profit by business chances
unless you nave some money; small sav
ings are the foundation of large fortunes;
start a savings account with J. L.
Brandels & Hons, Bankers, 16th and
uougiur bis. Assets over 400,00.00.
Y-
WANTED Partner to take half interest In
omce business paying over $2oO per
lllUlllll,
MOATS
303 Karbach Block.
Y 730 11
WANTED To buy a clean mall order
ousiness; win pay cosh. All correspond
ence strictly connuentiai. Chas. 11. Kel
lerstrass, Kansas City, Mo. Y 639 llx
WHEAT Send, for free book, "Facts and
Figures," explaining option trading, and
mantel letter. ;o.iio margins l.ooo hu. ;
cents. Osborn Grain Co., Minneapolis,
juinn. X 630 llx
FOR SALE Or exchange, sixteen hundred-
acre stocK and rice larm, including pump
ing plant and canals. Well Improved,
Clear. Particulars furnished. Burt &
Hoopes, Beaumont, Texas. Y 634 llx
FREE A $1,200 flfteen-horso power Popu
lar automonue. Sena us your name.
laylor Company, Room 310, No. 44 Broad
way, New York. Y 631 llx
HAVE cash customers for HARDWARE,
COAL and GRAIN business In southwest
ern Neb. preferred. For quick action
go 10
MOATS
803 Karbach Block.
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400 PER CENT profit selling and intro
ducing our renowned remedies: special
Introductory proposition; write today for
territory, terms, etc., stating ousiness,
etc. The standard Chemical company
Delphos, Ohio. Y 627 llx
CASH paid for Information; representa
iirtu i j rinit, (iiti z y iiiluiii;
to $26 weekly without Interference with
Hoboken, New jersey. Y 628 llx
SUCCESS! SUCCESS! ! No business ex
eels life Insurance us an Income pro
ducer for men who are properly coached
We teac.n the business by correspond
ence. Good positions for our graduates.
Trained men earning $6,000 to $15,000 per
year. Promotion rapid. Send $2.00 for
primary course to International School of
Insurance. Correspondence Invited. Box
14fi2, New York City. Y-623 llx
ON ACCOUNT of sickness must sell old
established grocery and feed business,
with or without buildings. In good conn
fry town, doing over $:t0,iioo per year
stock about $7,500; fixtures, horses
wagons and machinery. $K00; cost double
Here's a chance for a hustler with about
$2,500.
MOATS
803 Karbach Block.
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GOOD renl estate business and abstrac
books of Union county. Arkansas, for sal
at low figure; business worth severa!
thousand dollars a year. Apply at once
to Aylmer 1 lennlken, HH Dorado, ArK.
Y-6S2 llx
CHICAGO BUFFET Finely located nea
business center; owner's other buslnes
compels sacrifice; rent tfio.AO; price $60().on
worth double. iscar M. .uegei. ,x wasn
Ington St., Chicago. Y 681 llx
NEW YORK state corporation, thoroughly
established, desires manager to taK
charire of their ofllce In Omaha: salar
Jl.Mlft. additional commissions, will malt
$10,000 first year; must be able to tak
ntnrlr In enmnnnv for control of state t
the amount of $2,500; must be able to co
operate with us In Installing plants;
man with ability Is reonired. America
Vacuum Can and Machine Co., 153 La
Salle St., Chicago. Y 677 llx
WANT TO TRADE two oil paintings; cost
$1,000; for piano.
MOATS
303 Karbach Block.
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HARDWARE and harness. Nebraska town
2.0i; stock nil new; at invoice; doing
$1,000 business. Must be olil luvojn
sickness. Will include residence lr oi
sired. Address O iW, Bee. Y-734 11
RESIDENCE In Albion. Neb., 9 rooms,
I?. ft), terms to suit purcnaser; rents
value t'fi ner month: good barn and out
buildings. Must be sold soon. Adiress
G.'9. Bee. 1 iAi 11
VS. VAT' n-lah tit milolftv TlllrrhnHA OT (lis
pose of a hotel, rooming house, restaurant
or any Otner ousinena ,ropTv or n,--
etirlfles we can trerti you. iu-in mm
Sellers' Exchange. 1623 Farnam St.,
Omaha. Neb. Tel. SM7. Y v2 llx
FOR SALE HORSES WAGONS
RUN ABOUTS. wagons and carriages at
greatly reduced prices. Johnson i Dan
form, nouiuwMl (Hjroer mm auu mjii(?
SECRET SOCIETY NOTICES
Mnsonlo Temple
Cor. 10 nnd
t'npllol
A TV.
KXH.IITS OF PYTHIAS.
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES
IIOYAL ARCAXIM.
UNION PACIFIC COUNCIL NO. 1069-
Meets second nnd fourth Monday each
month nt Arcanum hull, northwest corner
16th and Harney. Visitors welcome.
N. F. RECKEORD, Regent.
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
WANTED City loans. It. C. Peters & Co.
V S80
FARM and city loans; lowest rates. W. H.
llioinas, 1st Natl Bank Bldg. Tel. 1648.
W 4l
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wcad, luJ) Douglas.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
ai'iiam bimlu Ac Co., 1320 Farnam St.
W 983
MONEY TO LOAN -Pay no Investment Co.
W-984
GAKVIN BROS., 1604 Farnam. City loans
ui lowest luiczt; no uuiuy; get our terms.
W-936
LOWEST rates, city property; 6 P. C. on
1U1 1 1 1 0 Hi CODIC, II A . V. U . V. 1 1 1 1 .T, Li. Jt 1 1 111 D1K.
W 986
MONEY to loan on improved Omaha prop.
erty hl lowest rates. i nomas urenan,
room 1, New York Life Bldg. W 987
BUILDING loans on residence property; 8
per cent. . 13. xuemio, luiiige uik.
W 983
LOANS on Omaha improved property, or
to build with: can pay It back In monthly
payments. Hastings nt neyuen, iw.it nr.
ham St. W-M878
Low Rates, Private Money, $10 and Up.
CUAS. Hi. W1L1.1AA18U.N (JO.
W-
PATENTS
H. A. STURGES, registered attorney; pat
ents, trade merits, copyrignis; no lee un
leeu successful. 617 N. V. Life, Omaha.
9o6
SUES & CO., patent attorneys. Washing-
ton, u. c, opposito u. . patent omce.
Advice and patent blanks free. 301JyI
PATENTS.
We procure the valuable kind. I solicit
cases trom those wno appreciate tne nest
work obtainable. L. C. Sharp Machine
Works, 004-12 S. 10th St. .
DRESSMAKING
GOLDMAN Pleating Co., 200 Douglas Blk.
9fl
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy. "Phono A2766.
9,2
LEARN dressmaking at home by mall. A
full, complete and scientific course in
dressmaking taught by mall. Our stu
dents very successful. Send for cata
logue describing the course. Century
Correspondence School, Des Moines. Ia.
M fW) 30x
MUSICAL
E. RICHTER. Voice Culture, The Art of
Singing and Repertoire, announces tbat he
will commence teaching In Omaha at tho
Woodmen of tho World Bldg., room 612,
on June 13, 19i5. Voice trials and advice
free every Tuesday and Friday, 9-10 a. in.
M 641 12x
6INGING Prof. Alex. C. Stewart, Euro
pean dramatic tenor. Ladies' voice spe
cialist. 'Phono Red-4919. M163 13x
PRINTING
PDIMTINf. MEMORIAL CARDS; ar
rKlN 1 IlNO tlHtl0 designs. S. E. Cor.
I.YNGSTAD l0lh st- u"d CapltolJe-
GREAT WESTERN PRINTING CO., 1611
Capitol Ave., Tel. 2405; fully equipped for
all kinds of printing. M990
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
JOHN M. MACFARLAND, New York Life
bldg., rooms 304 and 319. Tel. 1552. -893
ATTORNEYS everywhere. The New Snow.
CHur'.-h Co., main fl., N. Y. L. 'Phone 1313.
-S9
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Pealed bids will ln received up to 10
o'clock a. in., June 24. p6, for the erec
tion of a brick school building In Platte
Center, Neb., for school district No. ;'4,
Platte county, Nebraska.
All bids imist be In strict accordance with
rlitns and speclllcnlioiiH prepared by A. H.
ycr. architect, Fremont. Neb, and each
bid must be mconipnnled with a certified
check for $3v. payable to the order of
G. Oroncnthal, treasurer of the above
mentioned school district, as a guarantee
that bidder villi enter Into a satisfactory
contract and give a good and sufficient bond
for the faithful performance of tho con
tract. The Ismrd reserves the rlitht to re
ject any or all bids. Plans mid specifica
tions may bo had by applying to the un
dersigned, or to A. H. lver, architect, Fre
mont, Neb. JOHN MoFFETT.
Director School District 24.
Platte Center, Neb.
J 10-11-12
I F.CiAl, NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STATE PRINT
ING. Bids will be received by tho State Print
ing tsjard at the ofllce of the secretary of
state nt Lincoln, Nebraska on or before
2:3o o'clock p. m. Monday, June 19, l:o6:
For printing and binding .M copies of
part two of volume two, Nebraska Geolog
ical Survey.
Specltlcatlons for same can be found on
file In the ofllce of the secretary of state.
All bids must be accompanied by a bond
equal In amount to tho probable cost of the
work bid upon. The board reserves tho
right to reject any and all bids.
Lincoln, Nebraska. June fi, 19'iii.
STATE PRINTING BOARD,
By LOU. W. FRAZIKR.
Becrctary to the Board.
J7-d,'it-m
BONDS FOR SALE.
Bids are wanted on a $lo,oo0 Issue of
refunding school bonds of School District
No. One of Weston County, Wyoming,
said Issue being In 10 bonds of $1,000 each,
bearing six (6) per cent Interest, Interest
fayablo semi-annually. The first bond of
1,000 Is payable 6 years from dato of
Issue and one bond of $1.0o0 each year
thereafter until paid. For further In
formation address A. EVANS,
Clerk of School Board.
Newcastle, Wyo. M31dJ0t m
RAILWAY TIME CARD
I'KIOX STATION TF.STU AND MARCY.
OMAHA COLLECTION CO.. Tel. 127R. 009
Bee Bldg. M503
FLORISTS
HESS & SWOBODA, 1415 Farnam.
-991
L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnar.-.. Tel. 1258.
912
WANTED TO BORROW
$1,600. 6 years. 6 per cent, first-class se
euiity. Address G 24, Bee. M702 12x
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
SHETLAND ponies for sala. 424 and Cen
Ver Bts. ? M5SU
PROPOSALS FOR STREET IMPROVE
MENT.
Sealed projiosals ure Invited und will be
received by the City Clerk on Tuesday,
June 20. I!ie6. at 8 o'clock p. m., In tho
Council Chamber In the City Hall, for
the following Street Improvements, to
wit:
33rd street from Cuming street to Charles
street, in Street Improvement District rso.
819, by curbing and paving, as per Ordi
nance No. &M0.
Douglas street from 2oth street to 24th
street, in Street Improvement District No.
64, by repaying, readjusting the old curbs
and replacing all defective curulng, us pur
Ordinance No. 5611.
Leavenworth street from the west curb
of Park avenue, South, to 37th street, in
Btreet Improvement District No. BJo, by
repaying, readjusting the old curbs and re
placing all defective curbing, us per Ordi
nance No. 6512.
Cupltcl avenue from 24th street to 26th
street. In Btreet Improvement District No.
827, by curbing and paving, as per Ordi
nance No. 6613.
Bids for such street Improvements must
be madu upon asphalt, stone, vltrltled
brick, vitrified brick block, artificial stone
or macadam, and all bidders are required
to designate, the locality, qunrry, kiln or
factory from which will be furnished the
speclilc material to be used by them, with
Its commercial designation.
Proposals must be submitted for each
district separately, and must be made upon
printed blanks to be furnished by the l ity
Engineer, who will also furnish Instruc
(ions to bidders, together with Miiecltlea
Hons and lorrn of contract and bond upon
application to l.ls oillce, and, us evidence
ot good faith and vuaruntce that contruct
will be entered Into, and good and suf
ficient bond furnished, should award bo
made thereon, each proposal must be ac
companied by a certified check payable to
the City of Omulia In an amount not less
than 2 per cent of the total bid. but in
no case to be less than $iou.
ProMsals must be addressed to W. H.
Klbourn, City l.ierk, Council Chamber, City
Hall, and marked "Proposals for Street Im
provement, District No ," giving tha
number of tha district bid upon.
The City Council of the City of Omaha
reserves tha right to reject any or all bids.
W. II. ELBOUHN,
Jl City Clerk.
30 pin 8
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Union Pacific.
Leave.
Overland Limited a 9:40 nm
California Express a 4:10 pin
California Oregon Ex. a 4:20 pin
North Platte Local.. .a 7:60 am
Fust Mail a 7:65 am
Colorado Special u 7:45 am
Beatrice Local b 8:15 pin
Wabash.
St. Louis Express 6
St. IxjiiIb Local (from
Council Bluffs.) 9:
(Shenandoah Iyical (from
Council Bluffs) 6
Chicago, Rock Island &
EAST.
Chicago Limited a 3
Chicago Express a i
Chicago Ex., local... .bll
Des Moines Express.... a 4
Des Moines Local
Chicago Fast Express.. a 6
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Llm'd.a 7
Colorado Express u 1
Oklahoma ft Texas Ex. a 4
Colorado Night Ex a 8
Arrive.
a 8:18 pm
a 3:30 am
a 6:10 pm
a 6:20 pm
a 3:20 inn
a 7:44 am
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20 am a 3
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30 pm all
65 pin a 7
Chicago Great Western.
St. Paul & Minn a 8:30 pm a 7
St. Paul & Minn a 7:45 am a 7
Chicago Limited a5:Xlpm alO
Chicago Express a 5:06 am a 3
bleu ro, IHIIwankee A St. Paul
Chicago Daylight Ex... a 75 am all
California-Oregon Ex. ..a 5:46 pm a 3
Overland Limited a 8:115 pm a
Des M. & Okobojl Ex. ..a 7:56 am a 3
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express a 7:23 am
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm
Minn. & St. Paul Ex..b 7:25 am
Minn. & St. Paul Ltd. .a 7:50 pm
ChicaKO & Northwestern.
Local Chicago all :30 am
Fast Mall a 8:23 pm
Daylight St. Paul a 7:50 am
Daylight Chicago a 8:00 am
Limited Chicago a 8:38 pm
Local Carroll a 4:32 pin
Fast St. Faul a 8:28 pm
Local Sioux C. & St. P.b 3:50 pm
Fast Mall
Chicago Express ;..a 5:50 pm
Norrolk & uonesteei a cvj am
Lincoln & Long Pine.... b 7:10 am
Casper & Wyoming e 2:50 pin
Deadwood & lilneoui a z:w pm
Hastings-Albion b 2:5o pm
Missouri Pacific.
St. Louis Express .
K. C. & St. L. Ex.
10 am
:oO pin
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e 9:35 am
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e 6:15 pm
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BURLINGTON STATION lOTII & MASON
Burlington.
Leave. Arrive.
Denver & California ....a 4:lopm a 3:20 pm
Northwest Express ....ulliopm a 6:08 pm
Nebraska points a 8:50 am a 7:40 pm
Lincoln Fast Mail b 2:57 pm al2:0u pm
Ft. Crook & PlnttsnVth.b 2:52 pm al0:i6 am
Bellevue & I'lattsm'th..a 7:50 pm b 8:32 am
Bellevue & Pac. June... a 3:30 am
Bellevue & Pac. Junc..al2:15 pm
Denver Limited a 7:10 am
Chicago Special a 7:25 am
Chicago Express a 4:00 pm a 8:56 pm
Chicago Flyer a 8:05 pm a7:i6um
Iowa Local a 9:15 am a!0:63 pm
St Louis Express a 4:46 pm all :30 am
Kansas City & St. Joe..al():45 pm a 6:45 am
Kansas City & St. Joe. .a 9:16 um a 6:05 pm
Kansas City & St. Joe. a 4:45 pm
WEBSTF.R DEPOT 15th & WEBSTER
Leave. Arrive,
.b 3:60 pm bl2:30pm
Minneapolis &
Missouri Pad He.
Nebraska Local, via
Weeping Water
Clitengo, St. Panl,
Omaha.
Twin City Passenger.. b 6:30 pm b 9:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger... a 2:00 pm all :20 am
Oakland Local b 6:46 pm b 9:10 am
A daily, b dully except Sunday, d dally
except Saturday, e daily except Monday.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
ANCHOR LINE V. B. MAIL STEAllItKS.
KEW YORK. LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW.
NEW YORK. GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES.
Huperlor sccommoditlon. Elint Cultins. TM
Comfort ol PMMiignri Crfull)r Counldered. gln,
cr Hound Trip Tickoti UUtd bMwe.u New Yor
ud Stolen. Eallh lrlxh nd principal oou
tlDtnUl polnu it sttrautlM rte. Sod for bout
ot Tour. For tlrk-t or funeral Infiirmetlon mw't
to any local gi nt of the Anchor Llue or to
HENPKHSON 11HOS. Geuenl AS'UUL Chlciao, 111.
DIRECT PA8SENOER SERVICE TO
NORWAY, SWEDEN AND DENMARK
Br the fart 10,000 ton twln-ecrew uteameri.
BVi dayi from Now lora 10 rionun......
Hdlm Olav June 21
t'nlled Statei...Jul)r 6
0fr II July 11
llrllls OUT. ...Auk I
t'nlted Etatea. .Aug. 1(
incur II Aug. m
HrlllK OlaT...6l.t. IS
I nllnl Klutra. .Hi-fi. 17
H( AM)INA 1A.VAMEH1CAN LINK,
No. 1 "roadway. New York, or Local Agenta.
CASE NOW UNDER ADVISEMENT
Matter of Declaring Void Certain
Assessments for llonlevard Con
struction is Considered.
Judge Sutton has taken under advisement
the case of tho Coad Ileal Estate company
et al. against tho City of Omaha, to have
declared null and void certain assessments
for the construction of Center street boule
vard, from Burt street to Hanscom park.
There are about thlity taxpayers of record
as plaintiffs and the total amount Involved
is about IlG.f").
While this suit was being heard by tho
court tho World-Herald published an edi
torial decrying the motives of the pliilntlfTs
and patting on the back the men who
had paid the assessment. Attorneys Han
som and West, for the plaintiffs, called
the court's attention to the article and as
serted It was clear contempt of court.
Judge Sutton seemed Inclined to agree with
this view at first, but before Issuing a
citation he took time for consideration und
concluded the article hardly came within
the Inhibition of the law.
If you have anything to trade, advertise
It In the For Exchange column of Tha Hue
want ad page.
CONDITION OF 0MA1LVSTRADE
Merchants Place Order. Here Who
Done Buaineu Elsewhere.
Eavi
GOOD EFFECT OF RECENT EXCURSION
Much Ilullillns; (ioliia: on Over the
Country, hlcli Helps Hardware
Business tiinnr nnd toffee
Market Are Irregular.
Good effects of the recent trade excursion
In the South liatte country are being noted
by Wholesale dry goods nouses. Several re
tail merchants wno have never donu uny
business beiore in um.iim have placed lair
orders here within the last wees,. Two of
them hud been hitherto bu)tng their slock
al St. Joseph. They said that their ac
quaintance wilh tne i cpresculu 1 1 ves of
Omaha houses who went on the excursion
had lent them desire to further investi
gate the advantage of buying their guoia
In Omaha. All seemed well pleased Willi
the treatment accorded them by the local
dealers. The wholesale men are Jubilant
over the fact that the excursion has had
such good results, which, they say, cannot
now be estimated.
Tho week has been the best In a long;
time for house trade In the dry goods
business, country merchants having found
a few days time, while the farmers are
busy, to get to the city to luy in a part
of their fall stock. None of the orders
have been large, for thev are never very
large Just at this season of the your. Ac
cording to the retailers, the country trndn
is very good. It has been better all spring
than last year and the prospects are that
tho Summer and fall will see a larger
year's business than has ever fallen ti
the lot of the dealer. The healthy condi
tion of the trade Is causing the retailers to
place advance orders for fall goods very
freely, both house orders nnd orders
through salesmen. The wholesalers say
that the prospects for fnll trade are Im
proving daily in every direction.
Tho wool market Is exceedingly strong.
Within the week there have been advances
In most lines of woolen underwear. A big
demand for wool and the scarcity of it
have Increased the price of that article.
The price has also advanced on all blenched
nnd nrown muslins. Prints are unchanged,
but firm at the prevailing figures.
Features of the hardware business Indi
cate that building over the country Is be
ing; done on a much greater scale than
for years. The Lee-Olass-Andreesen Hard
ware company reports that Its trade In
nails, hlngi s, glass, window stops snd
other builders' hardware Is considerably
larger than It has been at any time In tho
last fifteen yenrs. It Is the rule both In
the city nnd country. Merchants In small
towns are laying In large supplies of
builders' hardware nnd It Is evident tbnt
they anticipate much building In their
vicinity all summer and fall and conse
quently n satisfactory trade.
Business In hardware Is nwny ahead In
volume of that done during the correspond
ing week of last year. The spring has been
a better one all through. One firm reports
a 30 per cent gain for March nnd Anrll
over last year. Others say their business Is
very satisfactory and much larger than
last year.
Snorting goods, especially fishing tncklo
and golf and tennis goods, are In big de
mand. Thev are held at the same prices
which ruled last year. There Is n fino
trade In other seasonable goods. Includ
ing refrigerators, screens nnd Ice crenm
freezers.
A few denlcrs are ordering their binding
twine, but the rush will not come for snmn
time yet, as most merchnnts wait almost
to the time of harvest. The trade In twine,
however, nnd the prospects for a big de
mand through the season has caused Hit
advance of V cent In the price of slsul
rope, which Is made of the same material
as the twine.
The sugar market has !een In rather an
unsettled condition durlnp the week. Both
raws and fine sugar have been easier. This
Is a verv unusual thing for this season or
the venf, on tho eve of the largest eon
sumption period. A week ago raws w-era
strong. Foreign markets urn responsible
for the present condition and it Is claimed
that the decline In raws Is caused by 0,
lack of demand for the refined article. Th s
Is not the case, nt least as far ns thin
country Is concerned, for the demand In
the United States for the week, especially
In the south, was unusunllv heavy. The
predictions are that notwithstanding thn
fact that the fruit crop will be much
lighter this year, there will be a great deal
of sugar consumed all season. Jobbers
here look for n steady trade from June 15
to Jnlv 10. It may not be so much the,
question of price ns of being able to se
cure the sugar promptly. It looks now as
though the bottom had been reached for
some time to come nt lonst
Thn .nfre mnrket Is Irregular and options
nre fifteen to twentv-flve points lower, al
though there Is little change In the spot
market. Desirable roasting cofTees In tho
Braxll grades, ns well ns the milder cof
fees, nre scarce.
Cheese Is quoted V,Gic lower than a week
ago All the old cheese Is gone with the
evcentlon of the Swiss, the new make of
which cannot be sold yet. Some Of tno
largest handlers nre of the opinion that
the mnrket has pretty nearly reached bot
tom This depends largely on tho demand
for the next two or three weeks.
In general, the grocery business has been
sntlsfnetorv. The volume of business has
been big. the tone healthy nnd collections
satisfactory. . , . x.
Fish on the whole nre high. There are
some new mecKerei on toe in.iin.-i.
prices, but they nre or a quauiv nu , ...
Is not desirable to purchnse They turn
red verv utilekly. Mackerel cnught Inst
fnll are' better, being much fn'ter . anil or
" r ' iiin. ,, rices Ho land herring
has advanced, nnd the prediction Is that
higher prices yet will hold before tho new
catch Is on the mnrket. ,,
The demnnd for fancy goods Is large
This Is the senson for picnics and dealers
realize that they should enrrv n good
stock. Olives, olive oil and sardines are
In especially good demnnd.
There are no changes In the prices on
wodenwnre. The demnnd hns been good
nnd probably will continue so for thirty
to sixty days. . .
Canned goods nre a strong market. Tho
strength that developed In corn and toma
toes Inst week hns been upheld this we. k
with n further tendency to advance In
both articles. California canned goods have
been doing remarkably well, showing the
best trade in this line slnee the first of the
vear Prices for fall delivery have been
received from some California packers
Ch Hesn no pears nre held higher thnn last
vear while , apricots, lemon-cling peaches
11 ' . i 1- rrr.A -TOM llPflt.
first' en? of Columbia river nsh has Just
c"! trade In canned good ; hn
,nen satisfactory. It doubtless will bn
gently increased after the strawberry sea-
son is over.
Tho
..K" Scot's ilpn,,, as well
as seeded raisins, are In .JU nT
Apples are nl- sel ng 11 with D. bP-
The advances in nee imvn i,.-.-..
maintained, nnd while mere are ; ;
grades.
tlmn there nme
nre none nt lower prices.
been, yet there
arThe"lenther ' tTnde 'continue, slow with , .
f,.Jv scattering orders for Immediate deliv
ery Most ,,f the orders for fall
nre' In nnd the Jobbers nre busying them
Selves preparing for shipment. The mar
ket holds strong.
DOOUTTLE BADLY BRUISED
Inlon Pnelne Knulneer aataa
gerlnns Injuries as Result of
Accident While Driving".
While driving downtown Saturday morn
ing from his home at Tenth and Martha,
streets, W. J. Doollttle, a I'tilon Puclflo
engineer, was thrown from his buggy and
sustained numerous body bruises. He was
taken home In tho police ambulance and
attended by Dr. J. It. Nlelson. An exam
ination of the Injured man showed no
bones wi re broken nor Internal Injuries
caused by the accident. Mr. Doollttle's In
juries are particularly on the left eye and
hips. Ills horse became unmanageable
while being driven north on Eleventh street
and before Doollttle could alight from the
vehicle he was precipitated to the ground.
CAN DO WITHOUT HER TOGO
Month Omaha (ilrl Fluds the Can
Survive a While Without
Jap I.over.
Miss Mamie Watts of Booth Omaha hns
finally concluded she can llvo without
Harry Bel; I, her Japanese Romeo, of 606
North Hlxteenth street. In the company of
her mother the girl left the matron's de
partment of the police station and promised
to go home and help her mother with tho
dishes until at least August 1, when ah will
attulu hor majority.