TIIE OMATTA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY. JUNE 25, lf03.
FOR RENT HOUSES
ml puru of the city. U.
I -etui Ac Lu., bca Bldg.
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THE Omaha Van
move and store
llW'K N Ijui.
'it i. ;ia.
d Storage Co. pack,
t. if. goods. Storehouse
Oilluu, lullV Farnam.
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VK
age -O
MOVE p'anoB. Mnggard Van & Stor-
Tel. 14ii. Oil. co, lii3 Webster Bt.
U 1
Piano moving; lowest rale for reliable
mrvke. Tel. 11H. Solimoller tk Mueller.
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IlnlUCPQln J' parte t t! t'ty- 11)8
HUUJCOy, jy. Davie Co., 6ut Aiee lildg.
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HOLSLS. Insurance, Rlngwalt. liarker Wit.
U 101
Hol'SLS FURNISHED Comparisons prove
that our goods are very much hotter and
at least 26 per cent cheaper than at In
ntallrneiit stores. (Jur Urini are, tX.UO
worth, 11.00 week.
Omaha Furniture and Carpet Co, Ret ween
12th and lath on Farnam St. D 517 2a
1'1,'KMBHtD FLAY In new apartment
building tar the milliner. Address E M,
Bee. LI Mil
8-KOo.M modern brick, line condition, 313
N. 2ad. D 242
Full KENT li-room modern house. 22u7
No. I'oth St. 2il.
t-rootn modern home. 20C9 No. 20th St. KO.
THOMAS HRKNNAN,
Room 1, New York Life llklg.
D M2S7 21
JO-ROOM house, modern, north of Han
scom park; vacant July 1. Inquire Ki3
California. L M932
FOR RENT About July 20, 10-room mod
ern house near high school. The O. F.
Davis Co., 60-1 llee bldg. D MKIl
CF.NTflAL, all modern, 7-room house, 230
n. :sa. vstx
FOR RENT.
649 8 . 2Cth Ave., D ioimi brick, strictly mod
ern, furnace, 2 blocks from Karnam car,
tine neighborhood, near church and school.
4u and water rent.
MCAUUE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
lDuti Dud no St.
D M370 26
NO. Ml SO. 19TH ST., between Leaven
worth and Mnviin, 8-roi m modern house;
bath, furnace, etc. Apply to H. Wolf,
ts-! 8. lllth. DM3.6 2tix
APARTMENTS TO LET.
We are partitioning off two apartments In
The Hamilton Apartments, 24th and Far
nam; one suitable for family of two and
one for bachelors.
VV. Farnam Smith & Co., Agents, 1320
Farnam. D 615
FOR RENT 7-room, all modern house;
choice neighborhood. 2123 California St.
-132.(0. Apply at 607 N. 18th St.
D-MS27
2701 DODQK St., 9-room house and bath,
utrictly modern and up-to-date; most de
alrable; lnveatigate If you desire a good
home; good us new; rent 140. Cull
Dodge. 'Vhone 6141. L 247
FOR RENT Neaaly new D-room modern
house, nak finish, every convenience,
lawn. 810 Worthlngton Place. 146.
GARVJN UIIOS.. 1004 FARNAM.
D-M855
FURNISHED lint for rent for the summer;
reasonable; references. 240S Cass. 13271
FOR RENT, B-room modern house, 10(10 S.
ihth St., nearly new and In Al condition;
splendid lawn. Call or address as above
Charles A. Put tul sun. Telephone. 234H.
D M324 25X
BEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE Modern, close
In. Apply 2203 Burt. D 39 23x
A REAL SNAP.
642 S. 80th St., 7-r., strictly modern, ce
mented cellar, furnace, open plumbing
and gas, being beautifully decorated, only
JSi50; walking distance. Payne, Hostwick
& Co., OOl N. Y. Life Bldg. D 030 16
HOUSES! HOUSES! HOl'SES!!!
241S Indiana Ave., 2-r., city water, J4.
3)SH 8. ll(th, 3-r., city water, close to S. O.
car, $8.
14tuy. N. 17th. S-r.. city water, $9.
8403 Lafayette Ave., cholco 6-r., strictly
modern cottage home, only $30.
610 S. 35th Ave., 6-r., city water, sewer and
gas. only $16.
234 Farnam St., 7-r., Btrlctly modern, steam
heat, close in, $30.
1310 I'ark Avo., 8-r., strictly all modern, fine
shape, near car line, J37.S0.
8112 Mason St., 8-r., modern, choice location,
L2.f0.
315 N. 2fith, choice 8-r., strictly modern, new
house, close In, onlv $30.
S0 S. Sxth, -i. strictly all modern, oak fin
Ish, very choice, $S0.
15.V) 8. 27th, 8-r., strictly modern, good
slmpe, cIoho to Hanstnm park, $27.60.
621 S. 2Sth Ave.. 10-r., all modern, close In,
good Shape. $L'5.
710 N. 40th, lo-r., Btrlctly modern, finely fin
ished, good barn, paved street, at reduced
figure.
See our list before von move.
PAYNE. HOSTWICK ft CO.,
Sixth Floor, N. V. Life Bldg.
D 53 25
FOR RENT Near Hanscom park, choice
eight-room house, in first-class condition,
every modern convenience, $lv.
GARVIN BROS . 1,104 FARNAM.
D-G05 25
S119H HALF WERSTER-r.no.
214 N. 16TH ST., ST(JRE-18.00.
JfilS N. 20TH ST.. 6 Ri OMS $21.00.
N. W. COR 1STH AND ELM-S18.00.
2i6 DOl'ULAS, 8 Ki ll (MS $.T.60.
908 N. 23D ST.. 7 RO IMS $:i2.50.
2814 ST.-MARY'S AVE.-$40.00.
JOHN N. FHENZER, OPP. OLD P. O
D 412 26
young men to travel
or permanent. Work
WANT ED Several
for the summer,
pleasant. Good remuneration. The
1 wentietn century f armer, Omaha. Neb.
D u6
2207 FARNAM ST., 10 rooms, all modern,
$40.
&t a. !2d St.. 6 rooms, modern, $22.60.
M17 N. 2.'.th St., 6 rooms, modern, $15.
611 8. 2tith St.. 5-room cottage, $17.60.
1310 N. 24th St., 5 rooms. $14.
The Byron Reed Co..
Phone 297. 212 8. 14th St.
D 401 25
FOR RENT 9-room modern house, lftflO 8.
2iih St.. nearly new and In Al condition;
plendld lawn. Call or nddress as nhovo.
Charles A. Patterson. Telephone 2346.
D 113:( 2i'.x
BUSINESS CHANCES
IF VOl' wish to buy or seil a business or
leal estate, consult b. . Sales Bureau,
C4 and M Lee Bldg. Y inn
IF YOU want to buy. sell, rent or exchange
real estate or business (4L ICK see Cump-ton-Watts
Co., b.ii paxton Blk. Y Huy
X HAVE on? blacksmitn shop, 60x60, and
lot 50x100, with good tools, both iron and
wood; only shop in town; good trade,
fooa territory. Come and see or write
I. A. Buhmau, Buffalo Oap, 8. D. Y VOi
SHARKS in Omaha Typewriter Exchange
at $25 each; incorporation, $10,ooo; $-i,U6
worth ot shares sold in three days; 20 to
i per cent profit on your Investment.
We will handle the best new typewriters
on the market. Y u6
GOOD paying drug stote; will sell at In
voice; doing good business. Also a print
ing plant, complete; good location. For
full Information write William Madgett,
Hastings, Neb Y-774
WHOLESALE and retail candy and Ice
cream business, everything first-class; no
Competition; mint for making money; very
ltl-health cause for selling; invoice $5,ooo;
an opportunity of a lifetime. William
Madgett, Hastings, Neb. Y Mkj'l
DOCTOR WANTED Tho best chanco for a
physician in the stato of Colorado. Ad
dress for particulars to Manager Craig
Hospital, Craig, Routt County, Colorado.
Y M2VS 26
10-ROOM flat, furnished, for sale at a
bargain; good location for roomers. J.
Levlne, 301 No. 16th. Tel. 771. Y-M286
TO RENT New brick store building, suit
able for any line of business. Well lo
cated and town growing. Write C. L.
Rothell, Crab Orchard, Neb.
Y-M304 27
FOR SALE, $7,000 general merchandise
stock in good country town in northern
Nebraska; splendid business; cause for
selling. Address J 14, Bee. Y M317 27z
BUSINESS CHANCES
J. H. JOHNSON,
REAL ESTATE- KI'SINESS CHANCES.
WANTED.
GENERAL MDHE. sto k, clean and up-to-date,
valued at $14.1100 to 15.(, for 4-0
acres Improved farm, Mll.I-tf CO., I A.
LI MBER AND COAL business In good,
live town and paying business.
GOOD Income property or Improved farm
for fine HOTEL property, with furniture
and everything complete; only house in
life Nebruska town: does a monthly net
business of fcinu to $loo. Price of entire
property. $)2,o0. U'iear.)
LARGU RANCH property for FLOVR
MILLING and ELECTRIC LIGHT
PLANT, live western Iowa town, valued
$)tf,W!0 (clear). Pays 10 per cent on valuo.
HOTELS, FI'RNISHED.
60-ROOM, modern, northeast Nebraska
town, strictly $2 house; none better In
state outside OMAHA. Pays $.'0 net
profit monthly. Price of furniture and
case. $6, mm $3,500 cash, balance easy.
26-ROOM, miHlern, brick, $2 house, north
western Iowa; good business, but sickness
necessitates sale at half cash to owner a
few months ago.
Many other profitable hotels In Iowa and
Nebraska at right figures'.
AND DONT FORGET
that I have many good propositions In
roaming houses In city which will pay
to Investigate.
REMEMBER
to send me full description of any prop
erty you may have for sale or exchange
and I will give same prompt attention.
J. H. JOHNSON 'Phone 6172 N. Y. Llfo.
Y-632 26x
YOU can never profit by business chances
unless you have some money; small sav
ings are the foundation of large fortunes;
start a pavings account with J. I,.
Brandela & Sins, Bankers, 16th and
Douglar 8ts. Assets over $400,00.00.
Y
WE have party with few thousand dollars
and services to Invest In good paying
business. I'nlon 1oan St Investment
Co., 212 Bee. Tel. 2904. Y-M344 26
WE have two good parties who wish to
buy homes on monthly payments. List
troperty for sale or rent with us. I'nlon
oan & Investment Co., 212 Bee. Tel. 2W04.
Y-M345 26
FOR SALE Four years' lease and part of
equipment of the finest modern country
hotel In Northwestern Iowa. For full par
ticulars address Box 76. Newell, la.
Y-M349 6
HOMESTEADER For $5(0 I will locate
party on section of land worth $3,0u0.
Real Estate exchange, G14 Bee Bldg.,
Omaha. . Y M364 20x
WANTED Young man In Omaha with at
least $500 to Invest in a mall order med
ical concern; new nlan; Investigate. Ad
dress J 19. Bee. Y M3tifl 2iJC
POSITION with Investment of $3,000 to
$5,000 by .nan with best of references.
Address J 3S, Bee. Y M381 26x
WANTED Position in country bank with
Investment. Best of references. Ad
dress J 31, Bee. Y-M382 26x
NEWSPAPER for Bale In fine town of 1,000.
no other papers, $760 if taken at once.
Outfit Includes r.vlinder press. Address
Quick, care Bee. Y-M3SC 26
CONFECTIONERY, cigar nnd notion store,
central location, opposite public school;
snap If taken at once, regardless of value;
fine modern fixtures; largo stock. C. J.
Canan. R. 402 cltv hall. Y'-604 25x.
WE execute option orderB for wheat: $20
margins l.oort bu. 2 cents. Send for FREE
book, explaining option trading, and dally
market letter,
apolls, Minn.
Osborn Grain Co., Mlnne-
Y 427 26X
IN VESTOR8 Greatest money earning,
wealth producing financial project ever
planned. Company forever owns every
source of prollt In a modern city under
unity of ownership. Stock should pay
large dividend and double in selling price
first year and ever continue tt increase.
Information mailed free. Inventors' and
Finance Company, Dept. I, Hoboken, N. J.
Y-484 25x
INSt'RANCE agents to .represent banking
house as side line. Exclusive territory
given. Richardson & Co., 43 Wall St.,
New York. Y-M430 25x
FREE six months. A mining paper worth
reading. It shows how to make money.
Write for It. North American Miner, 34
Broadway, New York. Y 188 25x
ARE YOU HOLDING STOCKS THAT
DON'T PAY? Want your monev out?
Send vour address today. Box 622. Ely
rla. O. Y-420 20x
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.
tm WEBSTER ST., 8 rooms, modern ex
cept furnace. I'.'O; 2218 Chicago Ht . 8
rooms, modern. $30; Jn3o Burt St.. 9 rooms
modern, $3o. lilngwalt Bros., Barker Blk.
D M398 26
FURNISHED "
Two modern houses in Hanscom park dis
trict, nicely furnished, for rent for tho
summer, one of 6 moms for $22 50 and one
or s rooms lor x.17 to. Both of these are
wen locaieu. for rurtner partlculnrs s
Pnvne, Bostwlck & Co., 60I N. Y. Life
mug- D 528 25
FOR RENT.
rmj roppleton Ave., in rooms, modern.
iifHumui yarn, reuecoruiea 10 suit, a beau
tlful home, $45
iir.1:! Iiewev Ave.. -ooms, modern except
nirimii', cnw in, ti.w.
1)10 I'ark Ave.. 8 rooms, all modern, Hans
coin park district, $:!7.f0.
2o9 8. 2Mh Ave., 7 rooms, modern except
furnace, walking distance, $30.
(24 N. 42d, 7 rooms, modern, fine condi
tion. I-Ti.
1214 N. 24th, t rooms, modern except fur
nace. $15.00.
.1706 Canton St., 4 rooms, city water, $10 00.
Two 8-room furnished hoi'see for the
summer.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
First Floor N. Y Life Bldg.,
Tel. 1781.
D-527 25
START profitable mall order business; sell
gOOOS Oy in.lll. tiiwii iwmro n v.... ,
conducted by anyone, anywhere; our plan
Is very successful: we furnish every
thing: complete plan free. Central Sup
ply Co., Kansas City, Mo. Y
"PATENTS
GUARANTEED
PATENTS SECURED OR FEE RE-
' TURNED. Send model or BKeicn tor tree
opinions as to patentability. Send for il
lustrated Guide Book, contains 100 me
chanical movements and LIST OF IN
VENTIONS WANTED; TELLS HOW
TO OBTAIN and SELL PATENTS: full
Particulars of NEW TRADE-MARK
AW, COPYRIGHTS, etc. Patents se
cured through ub advertised free, In
World'B Progress; sample copy free. I
EVANS, W1LKENS & CO.
Reg. Patent Attorneys, 616 F hi., Wash
ington. 1). C. Y
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 ot Commerce Bldg., Minneapolis,
Minn. Y x
ANNUAL salary $1,800 and expenses for
reliable man; three-year contract; per
manent If satisfactory; we wnnt bright
man desirous of bettering himself; salary
secondary consideration. Address: Box
228. New York City. Y
WANTED Hotel -The citizens of Bnrtley
have $?M) subscribed to be absolutely given
to acceptable person who will build nnd
maintain suitable hotel In Bartley; fine
opening. Particulars bv addressing Hotel
Committee, Bnrtley, Neb. Y 494 26x
FOR SALE A first class grocery and moat
market: doing a fine business; located on
West Brondwnv. Council Bluffs, la. Ad
dress W, Bee, 10 Pearl St., Council IlluITi,
la. Y-M67I Jlx
MONEY TO-LOAN CHATTELS
Money!
WE have It to advance you on Furniture,
Pianos, Uve Stock and other chat
tels, or If you are employed on a sal
ary we can loan you upon your own
agreement without mortgage.
WE can give you the money on very short
notice and handle the business with
out publicity.
WE never charge for making papers or for
notary fees and we never deduct in
terest in advance as seme do.
WE can make your contract in 1, 2, 8, 4,
6, 6, 7, 8, 9 or even more monthly pay
ments, making the payments very
small, and if you pay larger payments
. than the contract calls for wc allow
a rebate which in all cuses shall be
proportionate to the original contract,
Others say they do tills, we do It.
ONLY see us Is all we ask, and If we can
njt rio as well or better than others
we cannot expect your business.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
lit) Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 22&
(LBtabllaned Swi ts. loth tit.
X-M888
$$$$$$$$$$$$
THE MONEY
THAT YOU WANT
I I I
CAPITAL Is furnished companies more
quickly on guaranteed stock or bonds be
cause each Investor Is absolutely Insured
against the loss of his Investment through
Gold Bond issued by a MILLION DOL
LAR company, where each bond is se
cured by a deposit with the STATE
THEASl'RER a perpetual trustee.
HALF MILLION NOW DEPOSITED.
Securities thus Insured are easily sold and
your company quickly financed. Write
for particulars, giving full Information
about your proposition. Halford H. War
din, 27 William St., New York City.
Y-4S1 26x
DUl'O STORE for sale. A snap; half In
terest In a splendid paying drug store; In
a good territory town of 4.O0O. This store
was started new 2 years ago; ia doing the
best business of the town and making
good money for Its owners. I have busi
ness Interest In other place that requires
my undivided attention and till my capi
tal. Am obliged to sell. Address A. j.
Kinsley, Box 663, Wagoner, I. T.
Y M4S0 July lx
WALL STREET calls It a "creeping mar
ket." Take advantage of a stock that
will sell at 60 within three months, now
falling ot 25. Trade through your own
broker. Five dollars brings this Informa
tion. F. Richardson, 2u6 West 71st Bt.,
New York. Y 486 J8x
WANTED To buy, or location for a $2,0n0
hock or naruware. Address J 10, Bee,
Omaha, Neb. Y 478 25x
FOR RENT Brand new modern house with
good barn on West Farnam St.
SHIMER & CHASE
Dtl3 25
NINK-K. house. $37.50: -R. house, $1; two
8-R. houses, $37.60: 10-H. house, $40; 8-R.
house, J-i'; 7-R. house, l-b; 8-R. house, $26.
Anson At Yobt, 4o8 i'axtou Blk.
D 644 25
-ROOM cottage for housekeeping; com
pletely furnished. 81 8. Km St.
D M563 2x
FOR RENT 627 8. th Ave.. 8-room cot
tage; bath, furnace, etc.; 130. L. D Sald
lug, Omaha National Hank. Tel. 230.
D-062 26
FOR SALE Stock hardware and linnl
ments In good live town In southern No-
nraska. will sell together or separate.
Inquire 'of J 17. Bee. . Y K8 2J
FOR SALE Steam laundry. modern
throughout, located In cltv 12.000: nl.int
clearing $4.5c0 per year; no agency or com
mission business. Will sell cheap for
cash, or $2.ti cash will turn it. Tills la a
rare cnance ami will stand thorough In
vestlgiuion; plant has no competition Ad
dress J 18, care Bee. Y 470 25x
Bl(i MONEY-$10 buys puta or calls upon
iv.v ousneis wneai; no . rurtner risk;
movement of 5 rents makes you t.'iOO.
Write for circular. The Standard Grain
10., 1 leveianu. o. Y 438 26x
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
ATTORNEYS everywhere. The New Snow
Church Co., luulu N. Y. L. 'Phoue 133.
J. M. Marfarland. M K T. L Bid. Tel. 1653
-27
OMAHA COLLECTION CO., TeL 1275, 0
fee tilde 15ui
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA newspaper for
sale. $1.6011. No competition: earning
anove mi casn a year: exenses light
town has water works, gas and sewerage
pop. duo Address l F. St. Clair. Adams.
aiinii. 4 ma oner goo.i 10 days.
j Y S97 25x
ADVERTISER would like to meet a rn
sponsible business man with $.".,000 cash
I can demonstrate with alsivo amount a
lorionv van oe iiwiiie. ns 11 nas in same
business manv times before, which I will
prove before Investment; business Is ready
now and profits begin In a few days;
money secured from loss: investigation
invueu; success certain, j (3. care Ben.
Y 564 27x
N KLI, Improved farm In Richardson
couniy. jveorassa. 10 excuange for hard'
ware or clean general merchandise stock
In good town. Would rut In stock, tools
ami crop ana give immediate ponsessloii.
Aaoress u. n. iieyuoioa, Humboldt. Neb
R. It. No. 4. Y -4136
AND FIND IT HARD TO GET can be
had on HOUSEHOLD FLRNlTL RE,
PIANOS or on plain note if steadily
employed, at reasonable charges and
liberal terms, iuu repay the loan in
easy weekly or monthly payments as
best Bulls your convenience. If paid
sooner than promised a liberal RE
BATE Is allowed for time saved. Hun
dreds of satlHtled customers can tes
tify to our easy, Inexpensive, confi
dential dealings. Our olllce Is fitted
up for privacy, with private Interview
ing rooms. Tel. 1411.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.,
11001113 joi- i-uxion jjik.
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X 40S 25
BORROW MONEY
WHERE You get it on
Furniture, Pianos, Horses,
Wagons, Cows. Salaries. etc
WHERE You get It on short notice.
WHERE You get low rates and easy
terms.
WHERE Confidential and courtuoua
dealings b-ing you back.
WHERE Can you do better?
PHOENIX. CllEiJiT CO..
Top floor. 683 PAXTON BLK.
CHATTEL LOANS.
We have money to loan at a reasonable
rate on oiamouus, pianos, household
furniture or other good chattel securi
ties to partiea whose position in life re
quire tlial such transactions be made
and held in strict conlldence. Union Loan
and Investment Co., 212 Bee. Tel. 2WH.
X M284
MONEY loaned on furniture, salary.
horses, etc.; hail usual rates. Dr. Pribbe
nuw, room U4. at 2u8 S. 15th St. Tel. B2M4.
SECRET SOCIETY NOTICES
KMUIIT OF PYTHIAS
NEBRASKA NO. 1, K. OF P. Regular
meeting Mondav evening at 7:3o o'clock In
Myrtle hall. 15th and Douglas Sts. Vis
itors welcome.
A. B. ANDERSON. C. C.
ROY A. DODGE, K. R. and 8.
TRIUNE LODGE NO. 66, K. OF P. Meets
every Tuesday night at southeast corner
14th and Dodge. Visitors welcome,
A. H RAWITZER. C. C.
J. C. RRE WINGTON, K. R. & 8.
ROYAL AHCAItM
UNION PACIFIC COUNCIL NO. lo9
Meets second and fourth Monday each
month at Arcanum hall, northwest corner
16th and Harnev. Visitors welcome.
. N. F. RECKFORP. Regent,
T-
FOR RENT STORES & OFFICES
U. S. NATL BANK RLDG.
OFFICES FOR RENT.
Two small offices, one on second nnd other
on third floor, $s.26 each. All modern con
veniences. One large ground floor office on 12th Bt.;
large window for display; all modern
conveniences, electric light and private
wash bowl; all newly decorated; Janitor
service Included.
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO..
Ground Floor U. S. Nat' I Bank Bldg.
I 5ol 25
LARGE, light room, size 85x32 feet, second
floor 1308 Farnam St., suitable for olllce,
storage, light manufacturing, etc. In
quire above number, upstairs. 1633 25x
AGENTS make $1 to $10 a day fitting
glasses; big profits; our 24-page free eye
book tells how; write today. Jacksonlan
Optical College, College Place, Jackson,
Michigan. - I
THRKE-STORY and basement. 1003 Far
nam; elevator. 314 First Nat l Bank Bldg.
1-861
THE ttoreroom, No. 1312 Farnam St., only
ii per nionm. inquire it. j. petera St
Co., ground floor. Bee Bldg. 1963
STOREROOM, 621 South 16th St. Clark
Powell. 1516 Capitol Ave. 'Phone 921.
I-M1M
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND The right place to have your eyes
Found 970
YELLOWISH mare, black mane, small
white Rpot on forehead and on right
side. Jacob H. Armhrust, south Petruf's
grove, Center street road.
Found M.1S3 24x
LOST Strayed or stolen, Jersey cow. M.
it. t.opeianci, 1:1:2 Wirt Ht. lxist 541 25
FOUND Leather halter. Owner can have
same by calling at Bee office and paying
for add. Found 556 25
LOST Round purse, soma money. Reward
ior return to 423 South sath St.
Lost-578 25
PATENTS
PATENTS.
We procure the valuable kind. I solicit
cases from those who appreciate the best
work obtainable. L. C. Sharp Machine
Works, 604-12 S. 10th St.
H. A. STURGES, registered attorney; pat
ents, trade marks, copyrights; no fee un
lets successful. 617 N. Y. Life, Omaha.
-406
SUES ft CO., patent attorneys. Washing
ton. D. C, opposite U. 8. patent office.
Advice anil ;.Hint blanks free SOUy!
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Price Slashing Vehicle Sale
flu hi ill ifs'iri
This nale monns to ua the turulp.fi Into
canh, as bimiu ns possible, n many of
our vehicles und linruosm'S ns iohhIIi1u.
It menus to you a Inrgo nitrlnit 011 every
thing In the liorso koihIs line. If you
rnuteiuplute tho inirehnHO of 11 turnout
for bus! net, pleasure or horse show use
next fall, here's your elinneo Improve
It. For example this f.73 Hostou Sta
tion Wngon for $425.
A swell lookliiK vehicle substantially
built In the latest style, of extra well
sea si mod second growth hickory. Is
hand forced throiiKhout; bolts. Non-way
Iron. Has a dark blue body with rich
carmine gear. Is fitted with tst grndo
Goodrich rubber tires; forged fifth
$575
Boston
Station
Wagon
$425
wheel; KnglNti steel rubber head
spring; rubber step pnds with mud
covers over steps. The outside sent Is
genuine tufted leather; Inside scuts nnd
trimmings of heavy bedford cord nnd
coach lace; tufted stitln top lining; roller
silk curtains at every window. It Is
constructed with full panel and full
glass back nnd sides of strictly bevel
edged plate glass. All glass may he
dropped. IHvlslun front is removable,
therefore n vehicle for summer or winter
use.
Tills vehicle cut from 7.i to $4:1."
others ns low ns fix for Top Ituggics
why not take ndvnntnge of these reduc
tions, right now I Today 1
Drummond Carriage Company, 18th & Harney Street
'- " " ; ; ' " - 5
ARMY KEWS AND 60SSIP.
FOR SALE FARMS
THh
TWENTIETH CENTURY
FARMER
Thla agricultural weekly goea to 60,000
bomea of farmers and stock raisers, so It
you have a good piece of land to sell at
reasonable price you will find a buyer
among them. The cost of an advertisement
la small 1 cents per word In smaii type, or
t2.lsO per Inch If set In iarg type
OSTEOPATHY
Johnson institute. &Xu N.Y. Life bldg. Tel.l6ti4
840
MRS. JOHN R. MUBICK. Osteopathy Phy-
IVilftUi UiilVO, HOY 11 IV Din,, X t-i fcffoilu
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LEUAL KOT1CE8.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
By virtue of un order of the district
court of Douglas County, Nebraska, in a
Bun tnerein p-nuing, entitled trunk J.
Dennlson against Western Anchor Kenco
Company, entered June 19, 1&05, I will sell
for cash, either privately or publicly, all
the assets of the Western Anchor Fence
company of every kind and description, in
cluding material, machinery, tools, fixtures,
office furniture, patent rights und every
other species of property owned or enjoyed
uy ine wesiern Ancnor r once company.
Said property will be sold in separate
Items or as a whole. Any part thereof not
previously sold privately will be offered for
sale at publio auction on July 10, 19ua, at
It) o'clock a. m. at 205 North 17th street,
Omaha, Nebraska. All bids for said assets,
or any part thereof must bo accompanied
Dy me casn, ana win oe reported to the
court for confirmation.
Before the time fixed for the publio Bale
of said assets tlds therefor will be re
ceived at my office In the McCague build
ing, Omaha.
THOMAS 11. MCAUUG,
Receiver for Western Anchor Fence Co.
J19 d20t m
MONEY' joaned aalarled people and others
witnout security; easy payments. Offices
ioimun, room 714,
X S63
In 63 principal cities.
New York iue mag.
BOWEN'S MONEY -Easy to get on furni-
ture, pianos, norsea cows. I'laln note If
steadily employed. iiO N. Y. Lifo.
X-J64
MONEY loaned on salary, furniture, Jew
elry, nursea. iuu ureen ixian Co., 3
Barker Blk. X 9fi5
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. r. Read, SI 8 3 13
X-KCtl '
EAOUE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat
ing; an uusinea confidential. 1301 Douglas.
X- -W4
MONEY FOR SAIJvRIED PEOPLE. STAR
ivUAIN UU., 044 rAAIUS 11LK. X KU7
CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loans. Foley
ixian 1 o. . nm harriim wr x lull
DRESSMAKING
OOLDMAN Pleating Co.,
M0 Douglas Blk.
-871
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy. 'Phone A27C4.
-72
LEARN dreKStnaking ot home by mall. A
full, complete and scientific course In
dressmaking taught by mail. Our stu
dents very successful. Send for cata
logue describing tho course. Century
lorresponuence bciiooi, Des Aioines. la.
M ifiO Sox
MHS. R. A. KELLER. Ill N. 20th.. 'Phone
2r..t?, will make special reductions within
the next 30 days In the making of the new
'Three-llece Suits." First class work
guarantees, 674 ?bx
WANTED TO BORROW
WE HAVE the following 8 tier cent mort
gages for sale on Improved Omaha real
estate:
t Sim 6-room house and barn. Rent, 112
ll.OuOuO-Farnam St. lot, with Improve
ments. Rent, M.
I2.0fl0.i0 4 houses on lurd Rt. Rent. fit.
l .(mo 0"--7-room modem house, near Cuming
e collect tne rents on all tho above prop
erty and Interest and principal will be
pain prumpiiv at ints oince.
N. 1. DuDUE & CO., Iiil4 FARNAM ST
M1t9 24
FLORISTS
HESS & SYYOBODA. 1416 Farnam.
-991
L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnar.:,
Tel. 1258.
FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE
NEW, modem, elegant furnishings; refer
tnce resulted, i tu, car Bee.
ei-
LEGAL NOTICE POLICE AUCTION
SALE.
In accordance with law and the provisions
of Ordinance No. 5BJ1 of the City of Omaha,
Douglus County, Nebraska, notice is hereby
given that 1 will aell at publio auction, at
the police station, Eleventh and Dodge
streets, In the city of umana, mate of
Nebraska, at z o clock p. m. Thursday,
July titn, num. an unclaimed personal prop
erty which may have been in the posses.
Blon of the police department or chief of
police six niontns prior to January 1st, ivto,
This sale includes all kinds of goods, such
as cutlery, bicycles, harness, watches, dress
roods, rlothlng, trunks, gloves, etc., all
sold without reserve to the highest bidder.
J. J. DOKAHUli,
J-24-d-l-t-EA8 Chief of Police.
Fort Bllry,
FORT RILEY. Kan.. June 24 (SDeclal.l
Heretofore tho classes of student officers
of the school of application for cavalry and
field artillery have been limited to the num
ber of oflicers of less than ten years'
service on duty at 'tills post. Numerous
Inquiries have been received from otlicera
stationed elsewhere as to what steps they
should take to secure detail for duty at
tne scnool anu while tne matter or recom
mending an extension of its scope ns a
special service school was under consider
ation a telegram was received from the
chief of staff asking how members of this
year's graduating class of tho military
academy at West Point could be quartered
here ror a year s course in equitation. A
reply was at once sent that twenty grad
uated cadets could be accommodated. They
will probably lie ordered to report here
about the middle of September. The work
ot the school has lately attracted much
attention and favorable comment and this
beginning of a broader field of usefulness
In the army is a natural result of the excel
lent results which have been acompllshed.
aocond Lieutenant u. is. Hathaway, Ninth
cavalry, has returned from California,
bringing his bride with him. They were
married last month at the home of the
bride's parents in Oakland.
A mutual transfer between organizations
has been effected by Prlvatcj Willie W.
Chelf, Troop A Eleventh cavalry, and John
m. AQUir, a weiiiy-iiiui uauery, neia ar
tillery. Second Lieutenant F. L. Polndexter. artil
lery corps, recruiting officer stationed at
w lcnita, Kan., spent a few daye at this
post last week. He came as u witness
before a general court-martial.
Cook Turner, Twenty-fifth battery, field
artillery, has gone to Logansport, Ind., to
look after the settlement of an estate be
queathed to him by a relative. He was
granted twenty days' leave of absence.
The commanding officers of all organiza
tions which participate in the post exchange
met In general council In the office of the
post commander last Saturday evening for
consideration of the general policy to be
adopted by the exchange In the matter of
conducting a laundry, a dairy, a poultry
arm anu otner enterprises.
The excursion to Fort Leavenworth was
postponed until today on account of the
liability of the railroad company to fur
nish equipment on the date originally an
nounced. A large number of soldiers took
advantage of the opportunity to visit
Leavenworth. A special car for the officers
and ladies was a part of the train and
one of the features of the day's entertain
ment Is a base ball game between two
teams of officers, one from this post and
the other from ort Leavenwortn.
Extensive renairs are belnit made in the
barracks of the Twenty-fifth battery. The
work will continue ror about six weens,
during which time the - members will be
quartered In tents at the rear of the barracks.
Mr. Buzzacott of Chicasro. the Inventor or
a field bake oven and other camping equip
ment which has made him wealthy and
famous among military men, paid a visit
to the post last week, where he was the
guest of Captain M. S. Murray, commis
sary. He was once a private in the Fifth
cavalry and is much Interested In every
thing that pertains to the welfare of the
Boldler.
Orders have been Issued requiring mat
nil men who have general court-marital
charges pending against them be conlined
In the main guurdhouse.
The competition or the marksmen or tne
Twenty-second regiment, Kansas National
Guard, was finished last Saturday. Tho
competition was in charge of Colonel P. M.
Holsington. The scores made were un
usually high, and the winners .feel confi
dent of gaining some of the prizes In the
national maicn. 1 uw 11111 w nu mauc um
highest scores were: Captain J. F. Lawson,
Major T. R. Campbell, Sergeant A. D.
Altenreld, Second Lieutenant H. H. Shee
lev and Sergeant R. J. Kessler, all of
Hutchinson; Captain V. K. Cunningham of
Osborne, Lieutenant A. T. Berg of Sallna,
First Sergeant (t. P. Sawyer or Newton and
First Lleutenunt Bruce Griffith of Wichita.
These men will be sent to Sea Girt to per
resent the Second Kansas regiment in the
national match.
Tho bid of Zelgler & Dalton of Junction
City was the only one received for the
construction of the new hospital. That
firm submitted the lowest bid when pro
posals were first received, all of which were
rejected as tne lowest was in excess 01 tne
appropriation. The size of the proposed
building was somewhat reduced and new
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids for a loo-horso power boiler
complete will be received at the office of
tne secretary or tne iioaru 01 r.aucation
of the Slate Normal schools, capitol build
ing, Lincoln, Nebraska, up until 12 o'clock
noon. June 30, llf&, for the State Normal
school at I'eru, In accorduuc with the
specifications on file In the office of tho
secretary. The bourd reserves the right
to reject any anu an Dias anu waive ue
fects in same.
By order of the Board of Education of
the state iNormai scnoois.
J. U M liRlEN, Secretary.
JldW
' NOTICE.
Bids will be received by the secretary of
th Hoard of Public ijilids and Buildinas.
Ht h office of tho secretary of state, uu to
12 o clock noon Baiuruuy, juiy i, nun, tor
two (2) dynamos for the Nebraska Hospital
for Insane, at Lincoln. Nebraska, as per
specifications now on file In the olllce of (lie
secretary of state.
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
A. OALUSHA,
Secretary of the Board of Public Lands
and Buildings. Je22d5tM
BONDS FOR BALE.
Bid are wanted on a llu.OOO Issue ot
refuudlng school bonds of School District
JNO. Cine 01 n VBliMl .uuuiy. ,1 Hilling.
said Issue being In 10 bonds of Sl.Ooo each,
bearing six (ti) per cent Interest, Interest
Jut) able semi-annually. The first bond ot
1 (in Is payable 6 years from date of
issue and one bond of Sl.Ouo each yeir
thereafter until paia. ror turiner in
formation address A. EVA IS o,
Clerk of School Hoard.
Vewenstle. Wyo. M.UdTet ni
OCEAN S1KAJUKHS.
ANCHOR UHM V. B. MAIL TAMIIS.
K'EW YORK, UlKUONLiKKHY AND OLASUOW
NEW TURK.. OIBKALIAB AND NAPLES.
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H. L RAMACCIOTTI, D. V. S,
CITY VKTEHIVAUIAK.
Office and Infirmary, and Mason Sts.
OMAHA. N Eli. Telephone M9.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Aaartsi voibbs, .
War department as a member of a board
for tho purchase of public animals at Eist
St. Louis and ordered to report at (hat
place for duty at the cull of the senior
member of the board.
Private Guy A. Hogan, Seventh battery,
field artillery, having been tried by a gen
eral court-martial and found guilty of viola
tion of the sixty-second article of war, lias
been sentenced to confinement In the guard
house for one month and to forfeit $10 of
his pay.
Private John E. England, Twentieth bat
tery, field artillery, was drowned while
swimming In the Kaw river at the hay
ferry last Sunday evening. The body was
found near Ogden Tuesday afternoon and
brought to the post for burial. Funeral
services were held at the hospital Wednes
day afternoon, with Interment In the post
cemetery.
The first provisional regiment of field
artillery which Is to bo organised to test
the regimental form of organization will
go Into camp here on August 1 and remain
three months. It will bo commanded by
Lieutenant Colonel Sydney W. Taylor of
the artillery corps, now in command of the
artillery subpost, and will conslut of the
five batteries now here and the Twenty
ninth battery, now at Fort Leavenworth.
During the period of the test all recitations
In the field artillery school will be sus
pended and a practice march of at least
200 miles will be made. A number of artil
lery officers stationed at various poHts
throughout the country have been ordered
to report here by July 20 for duty as regi
mental and battalion staff officers with tho
new organization.
Sergeant Harrison Henderson of the Ninth
cavalry band was promoted Wednesday to
be drum major. Private John Nelson was
transferred from the band to Troon A and
Private Morris Brown from the band to
Troop B, Ninth cavalry.
The Ninth cavalry squadron which has
been encamped for several weeks at the
national rllle range, engaged In target prac
tice, broke camp yesterday and returned
to duty in the post.
featlng A troop by a score of IS to 6. A
troop, however, was at a great disadvan
tage, as Its pitcher, Mitten, was sick In the
hcpltal.
Wednesday, June 14, General Hlddlo,
father of Lieutenant I). H. Kiddie, arrived
at the post. Ocnernl Illddle will remold
with his son for several weeks.
Thursday, June 1&, Lieutenant G. Ia
Striker left for his home In Clinton, N.
Y.. 011 a two mouths' leave of absence.
That evening Mrs. Hunter, wife of Major
O. K. Hunter, left for Fort Leavenworth,
Kan., where she will spend several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Stewett, wife of
Lieutenant R. Stewett of the Ninth cav
alry. Friday evening. Juno lfi, the usual offi
cers' hop was held In the post hall and a
most delightful evening was spent by all.
Miss Broadwater of Helena, Mont., who
Is at present visiting In Lead, S. D., spent
several days at the post last week.
Saturday. June 17, Veterinarian Jules II.
Url left for Fort Keogh, Mont., where he
will be on duty for about a month.
Saturday evening Major nnd Mrs. Cheever
entertnlned most delightfully at dinner Cap
tain nnd Mrs. A. (. Lott, Lieutenant and
Mrs F. CI. Turner. Mrs. Weaver, mother
of Mrs. Turner nnd Mrs. Turner, mother
of Lieutenant Turner.
Tuesday. June 20. Captain Tott went to
a hase ball meeting held nt Belle Fourche,
S. D.. nnd as a result the Fort Meade
team has become a member of the Black
Hills league. There will no doubt be some
verv interesting games played.
Monday. Juno 19, Colonel William Stan
ton returned to the post, having been ab
sent on a three weeks' leave of absence.
Speelnl Itntes Knut Via Wrbnmh n. H,
Call at Wabash city office. 1(101 Farnart"
street, or address Harry E. Moores, Q. A,
P. D.. Omaha. Neb.
Harry B. Davis, undertaker. Tel. 122t
Drotiosala were asked for.
The new swimming pool Is being well
patronized these hot days. Nearly 300 men
ruungeu inio its rooung waters one even
nir tills week. The water Is kept at a
temperature of about 70 degrees and fhe
basin Ih so large that, with regular changes,
the water is kept clean ana rresn.
Funds not being available for the con
struction of barracks for the detachment
of bakers and cooks, authority has been
granted for the construction of a tempor
ary frame building to be used ns a dining
room and kitchen Tor the members. The
building Is now being constructed near the
post bakery. Tho men are quartered among
the uinercnt organizations serving at tne
post.
Clirrord le or junction t:ity, wen ana
favorably known among the young people
at this post, has received an appointment
to the Military academy. He left for West
Point Tuesday, being under orders to re
port there "on June 24.
The post water works pumping station is
to be enlarged by the building of an ad
dition to the boiler room, work on which
will be started next week.
Captain C. B. Sweezy, Thirteenth cavalry,
was detailed Monday, and Captain John T.
Haines, Eleventh cavalry, relieved, as sum
mary court and survey officer fur the
cii"alry subpost.
The Twentieth battery, field artillery, will
go to Marysvllle. Kan., to participate- In
the celebration of Independence day. The
organization, consisting of about luO men
and 160 horses and mules, will march over
iand. a distance of seventy miles, leaving
here June 2H. arriving at Marysvllle July 2
and beginning the return march on July 6.
Camps will be made at Clay Center, Ran
dolph and Irving. Captain William J. Snow
of the artillery corps will be In command.
Private Joneph 1 faster of the artillery
was recently granted a furlough anil went
to bis home In Iowa. While there both of
his parents died and a brother became seri
ously sick, und In consequence of these
calamities he overstayed his leave. He was
arrested In Bt. Joseph last Buturday and
charged with being a deserter. He will be
returned here for trial but will, of course,
fa- leniently dealt with.
Captain Ionnlng 1'Rrsirns, Ninth cnvalry.
and James Younif. who has charge of the
track at the athletic park, returned this
week from (tie rac s at Atilleue, lirlnglng
with them roost of the prlz" money. Their
horses won nrst prize 111 uu tne races put
ore, and In that they took second.
Private William Germain, Troop C. Thir
teenth cavalry, was iletnlleil Tuesday on
special duty as Janitor of the gymnasium,
and Privates John H Piilllns. Troop A. and
John Moore, Troop I', Eleventh cavalry, on
special duty in (he oflice of the ost adju
tant. Thirty-six recruits arrived here this week
and were aslgned to troops of the Thir
teenth cavalry.
The sUiial corps detachment Is arranging
to Install an elecinc nre alarm system a(
(his post. It will connect the quarter
master's corral and store house. Carr hall.
the lauhelor oflicers' quarters and other
building and will be operated from the
new guardhouse.
The date specified for the Inspection of
the uniforms of officers on duty at this
post has been changed from June 24 to
June IH
Veterinarian Richard II. Power of th
.artillery corps bag tXMta detailed by the
Fort lies Moines.
FORT DES MOINES, la., June 24. (Spe
cial.) Lieutenant Stevenson returned from
leave of absence on Friday and resumed
his duties as assistant to the poet quarter-
The quartermaster general has authorized
the purchase of a road roller for use on the
roads of the reservation.
Rev. Dr. Reynolds of the Presbyterian
church of Des Moines conducted the even
ing service at the post hall liuit Sunday.
Quartermaster Sergeant Alfred Weeks,
Troop I, died suddenly at the hospital on
Monday morning. The funeral was held on
Tuesday afternoon. Chaplain Waring deliv
ering an eloquent address. This makea
three graves In the northeast corner of the
post.
Captains Hardeman and Elliott, Eleventh
cavalry, and Lleutenunt Shook, assistant
surgeon, left for Chicago on Sunday to give
evidence before the board examining Cap
tain Perry for retirement. They returned
to the post on Thursday.
The target range road Is well traveled
these days by detachments going ana com
ing for revolver practice. A picked squad
of officers and men are practising with the
hope of representing the regiment at the
division competition. Lieutenants Smith
and Pearson are enthusiastic on the sub
ject of shooting and are both fine shots.
Lieutenant Moffett, Thirteenth cavalry,
left for his new station at Fort Klley on
Wednesday.
The grounds belonging to tne state anu
situated north of the post are being moved
and several small frame buildings erected ;
for use us commissary storehouses, etc., 1
preparatory to the arrival early next I
month of one of the state regiments for an- 1
nual camp instrucdon. The encampment I
this year will be by regiment Instead of by !
brigade, as last year, the groujid having 1
been found cramped for the larger body of 1
men.
Captain Jones was the busy man of tho
post during the past week, having, in addl-
tlon to his duties as commissary, signal 1
and ordnance otllcer, tilled the desk at ttie
adjutant s office of Captain Elliott during I
the hitter s absence in Chicago.
The garrison is soon to lose another offi
cer. Lieutenant Smith being busy packing
IiIh furniture for a tour of duty at West
Point. He expects to leave next month.
Captain Perry's leave of absence has been
again extended.
The building of the new quarters and
stables progresses finely and bids fair to
be completed by fall, the addition to the
quartermaster's storehouse will be nnluhed
within a month.
Fort Meade.
FORT MEADE. 8. D., June 24 (Special.)
In spite of the rainy weather the base
ball teams have managed to play several
kcheduled games between showers. On
Sunday afternoon, June 11, the staff team
defeated ir troop oy a score or 14 to 1.
Tnut same arternoon a most interesting
game was played, when H troop was
beaten by C (roop by a score of 5 (o 1.
Wednesday afternoon. June 14. E trooD
defeated IJ troop by a score of 20 to 7.
Saturday arternoon, June 1(, 11 ana u
troops played, H troop winning by a score
of f to 3. Sunday afternoon, June 18, 10
troop played A troop, and 13 troop, with
Its usual success, won by a score of 7 to 3.
Wednesday afternoon, June 21, a very
close game was played between F and H
troops. At the end of the eighth Inning the
score was 4 to a in tavor 01 11 troop, oui
F troop In the ninth and last Inning made
five runs. II troop then came to the bat
and made three straight outs, making the
final score 8 to 4 In F troop's favor. The
same afternoon G troop succeeded In de-
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