THE OMAHA DAILY TJEE: MONDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1000.
SPECIAL NOTICES
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l The Dee. Ana ern an adilresaeil Trill
be delivered oa preaeutatlua of the
cheak only.
WANTED MALE UELi.
WASTED, wo have steady work for a tew
xottl hiiMf'er of vnnfl habits and auii-rir-
ante. C F. Adams Co.. 1UU5 Iluwarrl St.
B 0-1 1
,
RAnnprn rml, t-ntrht thnmuifhlv In ahor!
time, catulutua and uurtlculars free. '
Address Western
Oar bun'
intitule.
Omaha, N0.
B 871
WANTED, teams for R. R. worlc In Mis
sissippi , free transportation tor outfits.
Wlokliam. l'helnn J: Co., W Si ut: street.
Council Hlurfj, la. B-0
WANTED, reliable salesman to sell enm-plt-te
lln of paints, lubrtcat't it oil, etc.
Liberal term and good poHlu i for man
of ability. Address the Atluntl" Reflnltig
Co.. Cleveland. O. B 4-2
WANTED, mining pro-p-. tori for the
Philippine inlands Schooner Mildred K
will leave Seattle about December 1. For
full particulars, addrees D. S. Andrews,
manager Philippine Exploration compa.iy,
basement I" T building. Second avenue
and Cherry street, Scuttle, Wash.'
B-M448 !!
PAYING position for all unemployed main
teachers. Addresn C. P. Bates, SSR. Hnmi(
bldg. B-MIM 22
WANTED, two gentlemen of Rood address
for mile of mw reference work. C. P.
Oaten, 5 Rnmge bldg. B-M446 22
SALESMEN, to sell offln- speclnltle; Ine
side line, used by all merchants: cata
logue free. Model Mfg. Co., Box B, South
Bend. Ind. R M 103 Novl'
SALESMAN for the city. Apply before 3
a. m. The Singer Mumifacturliig Co..
162o.622 Doulns st. B-MMl Si
WANTED, mon to hnrvet simnr o't crop.
Address or apply In persun to H. .Mur
phy, Murphy block, South Omaha.
WANTED, a jrood boy who chii -t type
and wants a home and IS a wk; out if
city AddresM A U. Be-. B M5IS 22
ACTIVE man for temporary local position
isovonil weekx); ulnrj-. IB per day. Ad
tlre.HH Olobx Co., T22 Cneatnut St., Phila
delphia, Pu. D-M542 J2
WANTED, nooil all around blacksmith,
who eon do liorspMhoelns. plow vorlt end
Keneral ri'Oclr work; steady T.-'jrV. ,ne
yr r-und ind Rood v,i: coma at
oisoo. Wm. Goldner, Fa;le Clty Neb
B-Ml
MEN. wo tMU'll the bari)r trade In 8 weeiw.
Kuanuitew posltlona tlB.W wenkly, furnish
t. o"s. free transportation to Denver
ilarRet collesn In the world) and work
for board white learning. Bw f of fak.
atnlot(U-s, mlttleadlni; olfcrs ami Omaha
5-ccnt shopH called colleger). No colored
st'lilcnts numl'ted. Ladles clojiees 111 fon
nectlott. Wr)ti for particulars to nt
Moler s Barber t'ollcue, L'rclKbtoit block.
Omaha. B-MHJ 24'
WANTED, able mon of noil reputation In
ach county to represent Inrp" hous,
posltlun constant; salary ITS per month
and all expenses; statu reference ami en
close eelf-addrpfsed stamped rnvelnpe.
President, 370 Cuxton Uld-., Chicago.
IJ-.Mtr 22'
WANTED, manager for hrnnon offlro by
nltl established manufacturltii; holisi;
salary J13 per month nnd extra commis
sions; must furnish sntlsfactorv refer
ences ami WX) cash. District Manager,
300 Johnston Bid?.. Clnctnutl, O.
B-W 1
WANTED, two ftrst-cla.is solicitors, men
who havi had experience In life Insur
ance antl bulidlng and loan preferred. AJ
dross A 27. Be-. B M6S3 23
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED, 200 clrlu. 1124 Dodge.
Tel. S76.
C-C7
girls wanted. Canadian office. 1522 Douglas
WANTED, cook, best ot wages.
32d avo.
116 So.
C-241
GIRL wanted for general housework. 2776
California st. (.' M302 24
WANTED, a bright, middle-aged woman
who will devote nil her time to a good
paying bustness. Address A II, Bee.
C-MKM 22
GOOD girl for general housework, family
ot 3; wages 14. 2602 Poppleton ave.
C M654
WANTED, girl to do general housework In
family of two. Enquire 1413 North 20th
street. C-060
COOIC and second girl wanted. 2214 Lai
don Court, 21th. between Half-Howard
and St. Mary's ave. C 502 22
WANTED, good, clean, honest girl for gen
eral housework, good wages, steady Job,
small family. 3114 Poppluton Ave.
C-MW3-23
WANTED Girl for general housework; J3
per week for competent service. 209 3.
26th St. C MG30 25
LADY bookkeeper and stenographer- sev
eral yeurs' experlenca In large wholesale
house; tlrst-class references. Address,
A 22. Beo. C MS23 27'
WANTED, ladlen to learn halrdressing.
manicuring or barber trado. positions
guaranteed; free transportation to collpga
at Denver: write for particulars. Address
Agent Motor's Barber anil Halrdrssliiir
College, Creighton block, Omaha.
C-M-J4 24
FOll RENT HOUSES.
IF you want your houses well rented pluce
them with Beuawa & t'u. D E2
CHAMPION Carpet CleanltigWks clenns
.1 I . rm r-tt.tt d 4irUf Tl W hi 1 i ft. I .--
D ili 024
ALWAYS moving H. II.
Office. lSHVx Farnam St.
goods. Pianos.
ToL 1553 or m
D !C0
HOUSES for rent In all pwrts of tho cliy.
Ercmmn-Luve Co., 320 So. 12tU St.
D 31
HOUSES, stores.
Bomls, Paxton block.
D 633
CILV3. E. WILLIAMSON,
1203 Farnam.
D-tUl
FOR RENT, house S rooms. S. ,V. Cur.
Park ave. and Lmivenwurth. Modem s.t-
cupt furnace, liey at cottage la rear.
D-105
r uit iittji'v, uctouer I. to small family, a
desirable seven-room catta&u. 2:nd umt
California street; wuter In Kitchen; C2 pr
inuuku. 4,muu vui iut sireec.
D-M233
BEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. yTTFfE
D !3
HOUSES, otc
F. D. Wad. 1524 Douglaa.
D-C7
FOR RENT, flna 6-room modern cottages
In the Stanford clrolu, 13th and Vinton
streets; convenient to South Omaha and
13tn street uar lines.
Tho Byron Reed Co., 212 S. 14th St.
D-137
NICE 6-room modern aottage. 3410 Decatur
K2. u-jwo
2216 L.VNDON Court. 10 rooms, modern, In
nno conumon; rem
OMAHA LOAN TRUST CO..
16th & Douglas Sts.
D-216
FOR RENT, U-room modern housa and
tmrn, 41t and Davenport, J30,
Modern 6-room furnished cottage, closa
In, VS.
JOHN W. BOBBINS, 1S02 FARNAM ST.
D-23S
FOR RENT. 11-room steam heated rest
dunce, modern, storm sunli. UuS So. 32d
St. Highest residence ground In city: Just
painted. Jonies Seville. u iitu -
MEN for different kinds houso ropnlrs In
rental den t work, part time yeur rounu.
Mast rent of us. Inquire 1203 Farnum st.
l-ROOM house, niodarn.
till N. 16lh.
Monroe .t Co.
D-271
1217 rCMlNQ St.. S rooms; modern except
lurnacr. in ifoou roiuiuian. m
OMAHA LOAN i TRl'ST CO,
101U Douglas St
D-EW
FOll RENT HOI 9ES.
!
near i
irtlshed. new modern.
m park. J0T7 Marcy street.
D 4il- !
f-r.iiOM. modern, and barn. 21th and Har
nev. i 'or Mth and Hamilton, modern 6
rnom new house. F. D. Weud, 16th and
Douglas. D-M5W
F"R RENT, strictly modern flat In Dav-Idg.-
building, opposite city hall.
JOHN W RuBUINS, 192 FARN AM 3T
D m
STEAM heat, unsurpassed, central, alt
modern. 7-room house. Tlzard, 221 N. 21.
D-4S4 31
HOUSES and fiats.
Rlngwalt, Barkor BUI
D S3
CHOICEST flat In Winona apartment
house. Apply C. 3. Elgutter. J22 Bee bldg.
D-M60S
FIVE-ROOM modern cottage, barn. 113.09.
i N. 26th. f D--W4
FOR RENT. S-room modern house, corner
IStli and Vinton. Inquire 1411 Vinton.
D-M31S a
6-ROOM lint. 610 S. 16th.
J10 N. Y. 'Life Bid.
Clark E. Powell,
D-M1M
563 S. 2STH ST . 10-room modern brick.
D MS 26
FOll IIE.1T FURNISHED ROOMS.
STEAM heated rooms at The Thuraton.
E-213
FURNISHED room. IS a month. 2M2 Har
ney. E IKS
MODERN, doublo parlors, for four younn
men. piano, etc.; also houscke'pln rooms.
511 N: lth. E-MIM ZT
NICELY furnished rooms for rent with
steam heat nnd balh. 4ii N. Kith, 3d Hour.
E-M672-a
Fl'H.'VISIIED ROOMS ,UD HOARD.
ULENCAlRN.translunts,U.2Sday.
1609 Don if.
GOOD board, private family. 009 So. 23th
avenue. F M63U
t'TOPIA. 1721 Davenport SL F--;iiJ
TO RENT. I furnished, 2 unfurnlsn-l
rooms, wltlt board, In private family;
unlet neighborhood, near Ilanscom park,
can
2H8 Woolworth uve.
F-M227
NICE warm rooms, twid board, reasonable
rates. The Rose, 2U20 Harney.
F-2C0-N12
DESIRABLE rooms, wltlv board; steam,
reference. 202 N. ISth. F M557 22
NICE south room. The Pratt.
212 S. 2fith.
F-MtSO
THE MBRRIAM.
anil Dodge.
good winter homo. 25th
F-611
FOll RENT lFLHMHIIEn I'.OO .JS.
FIVE unfutnidiied chambers for housekeep
ing lo man and wife. 313 N. 17th.
G-M671
FOll RENT tTOUES AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT, storo In first-class location;
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters &
Co., sround lloor. Bee bldz. I Id
FOR RENT, the building formerly ocupled
by The Beo at am Fartiam street. It hus
four stories and a busemnt which was
formerly used as The Beo press room.
This will be rented very reasonably if
Interested apply at once to C. C. Rose
water, secretary, room 100, Beo Building.
.1-261
STORE for rent at 316 So.
qutst.
15th St.
Llnd-
I
20
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED, agenta In overv town and.
community to sell the "Best Vapor
G.i3ollno Lamps; most scientific Lamp
made; two yeam on the market; abso
lutely guaranteed for ano yeur. Best In
candescent Light Co., 31H So. 15th St.,
Omaha, Neb. J M122 Oi l
AGENTS Artlclo of absolute necessity In
every Diiuuing; no cumpeiiiion; otg pri
nts; exclusive rights; failure Impossible.
Agency Dept. 312. 27 William St. N. Y.
J M225 Nil
A.-ONE MILLION will bo sold; agents ot
generating gasoline lamps are all coming
our way. no generating lnmn will U
alongside of the "Perfection; It is tho
only gasoline gua lamp that does not re
quire generating; no torch, no alcohol, no
pump, no waiting to get up steam, lights
instantly. Just llko gas, can be turned up
or down as desired, a brilliant 101-candlo
power light at a cost of only 1c per night;
this invention gives people in the country
advantages of city gas at praotlcully io
cost, and enables people tn cities to cut
their light bills tlown tn almost nothing;
live ngents wnnt-d everywhere, send for
circulars. Perfection Incandescent Gaj
Lamp Co., HIS Farnam st.. Omaha, N-o
J MS 17
WANTED TO RENT.
NEED more houses for good tenants; Hit
with u. U. Wallace, lirown blk.
K-M47S
2 ROOMS and board, man. wife and child.
convenient to soutn umunu. Address
a 24. Bee. K Mirr.-,-:
WANTED, board and room in private fam-
lly for young man attending Hign school,
statu terms. Address A 30, Bee.
K M6S6 3
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., !)12-
914 Jones, general siuraga ana forwarding.
-612
Om. Van Stor. Co., 1511H Faro. Tela. 1633 f(3
143
WANTED TO nUK.
WANTED TO BUY A second hand cam
era or kodak, must De in good condition
and cheup. Address Y 53. Bee. N 334
ALL klnus of household goods, hotels, etc..
In large and small quantities, cnicugs
Furniture Co.. 1406-10 Dodge. Tel. 2320.
N-J43
WILL purchase a limited number of
Omaha savings bank accounts. iJronnan
Love Co., a So. 13th. N 614
HOUSES, to be moved.
George G. Wil-N-M474
lace. Brawn blk.
TWO lots or one large lot with fair house I
for casn. A 3, Bee. N 637 23
wvntfd to buv it oao of nmah.i Hnvinu-i
A.M.t,U, lo nuy U.000 pt Utnana Saving!
bank accounts for cash.
Address A 16,
Bee ofllce.
N M543
FOll SALE HORSES. VEHICLES. ETC.
NEW and 2dII. vehicles at marked down
prices. Harry Frost. 14th & Leavenworth.
P 6W
FOR SALE, a horse and buggy cheap. In
quire at 2152 St, Mary's ave. P 317W
WELL preserved phaeton for sale,
Dewey Ave. P M647
i S
FOll SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FINE Vose upright planoat great sacrifice;
party leaving city. Address Y 36. Bee
ofllce. Q-137 N3
HARD and soft foundation piling; hog
fences and cribbing. 301 Douglas. Q647
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman & Mc
Council Drug Co., Cor. 16th and Dodge.
Q-tilS
1DHAND sato chcup.
Derlght, U16 Farnam.
Q 613
2DHAND wheels, 13 to 110; new wheels. Hi
Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th & Chicago Sts.
U-4K1
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz. X14 So. H
Q C0
SECOND-HAND Callgraph (new) for sale.
Call at office clerk district court.
Q 53 J
DON'T mlsa the opportunity to Inspect
our stock. We tarry the largest and
most complete line of 2ndhand stoves In
city; prices low. Don't furget the place.
Enterprise Furniture Co., 102-4 So. 14th.
Q-246 Nil
HIGH frade piano, slightly used; private
party, Kiukead, Itru Douglas.
Q M459 23
FOR SALE, planer shavings for putting up
sweet potatoes or ice, or for horse ced
ing. Omaha Tank Mfg. Co., 7th and Doug
las Sts. Q M524 25
FOR SALE, sidewalk boards. Omaha Tank
Mfg. Co.. 7th and Douglas sts. Q M525 23
FO RESALE. I 150-H P Hoffman BlUlngs
I'srtlss eng)n in good condition. Call ir
AUdreu Son jf it te El-'c. Co,
j
FOll SALE MISC ELLA EOtS.
A LARGE 2-door safe. Irviuirn if C "C
Diets. 121 i Far-iam 9t. '1-MBW T
LIGHT spring wagon canvas top, tin. :t1u
N'. 17th. Q.-M715 7i
JUSCEI.LA.VEOC.V
NOTICE, country dealers. 2dh.and furniture
and stoves nt loirest prices, carload lots or 1
less. ChlcacoFurnltura Co., 1406-10 Dcde.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 319 North lGth.
S-U9
MME.GYLilEP. genuine palmist. Itr Did as
S-MTn
ELECTRIC TREATMENT.
ELITE parlors. SIS S.
16th, second floor.
T-3-1-W-5
MME, AMES. 1615 Howard, room 1. 2d floor;
ilao Ednnr. asslstanr. T MSIS 25
PERSONAL
DR. ROY. chiropodist; corns and supe:.1u
ous hair removed by electricity. R. 12,
Frenscr block. U-K2
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 340 Ba blda
TURKI8II baths, maseaga baths, electric
baths, for ladles only; skilled women
masa operators; finest etiJlpped baths
in the crty. Renstrom Bath Company.
Rooms 216 to 23) lie- Bldu. U 401
RLPTL'RE cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger , send for circulars. Empiro Rup
ture Cure. 332 N. Y. Life bide. Omaha.
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before & dur
ing confinement; babies adopted. 1126 N. 17.
U666
PRIVATE home before and durlnc confine
ment; bablea adopted. Mrs. Burxet, 263)
Burdette. Ci&
YOUR OLD SKIRT
Can be altered to look new and stylish by
using one of our beautiful FRENCH
ACCORDION PLEATED FLOUNCES.
Any klntl complete from J1.00 up. AL
TERATION PATTERNS AND INHTRl'C
TIONS FRHE. Accordion and siile p.eat
Ing by the yuM. Send for circular:!.
M. GOLDMAN fc CO.
200 Douglas Blk., Kth and Dodge.
C-ICt
SHAMPOO. 33c: halnlress, 25c; manic-ire.
EOc: scalp treatment, 20c; electric m.n
nago or scalp treatment. 25c F. M
Schadull & Co., 1522 Douglas.
U-M537 OI3
LADIES Jackets and tailor made suits al
tered, cleaned, repaired. M. Fogel. 307 S. 17.
U-S7S-
SEWING in prlvato fumilles. 1173 I. 4o h.
U 244 Nil
PLEATING nnd skirts, nit kinds; buttons
mnde to match. Omaha Pleating Co.,
1521 Douglas. N 661
SEWING machines rented and repnlred.
rent 12 pur month, supplies for all kinds
of machines. The Singer Manufacturing
Co., 1620-1622 Douglas st. Telephone 41S.
U-M522
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms ut 5 per cent, borrower cnu
pay JIM) or any multiple; any Interest
aaie; no ueiay, iiren:iuii-Iuve uo., 309
So. ISth St.. Omaha. Neb. W 470
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Bronnan-Love Co., J03 So. 12l'i
W i71
J1.000 and upward to loan on Improved e.ty
property and farms. V. Farnum Smith &
Co., 1220 Farnum. V t,72
WANTED, city loan, bonds and warrants.
George & Company, 1601 Farnam St.
W 673
MONEY In any amount at 5, SVj. 6 per cant.
J. W. ROBUIN3 & Co., ltV2 FARNAM ST.
V 674
MONEY to loan on farm and city property;
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam.
W ',73
MONEY to loan at 5 and OH per cent on
Omaha property. W. B. Melltle. 401 S. 15th
V 676
PRrVATE money. 5. 5
6 per cent; no da-
lay. Garvin Bros., 1613 Farnam,
w
WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. R. C Peters Sl Co., 702
Farnam St., Bee Bldg. W 673
PRIVATE money.
F. D. Wead, 1121 Douglas.
W-73
FIVE per cent money. Bemls. Paxton block.
V 630
MONEY to loan on flrst-claas Improved city
property or for building purpuses. Payne
Knox Co., Nnw Yorlt Life. W-611
PRIVATE money to loan.
323 N. Y. Life.
J. II. Sherwood,
'.V-21S
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTLES.
MONET
TO LOAN ON
furniture, pianos, horses, cows, etc You
to keep the property.
SALARY LOANS
to peoplo permanently empioj'ud on their
own names, without Indurser or martgas
We loan from 110 up. We charge noui
Ing for making papers and wo keep noth
ing out of tho amount you ask fur. You
may repuy the money i;i one, month, or
take 2. 3, 4, 5, 6 months or more In which
to repay It. Our rates aro as law as the
lowest, our business la confidential and
we always try to please.
OMAHA IIORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
Established 1S32. 306 b. 10th 3t.
X-M7tfl
MO J IE Y MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorser or mortgage required.
LOWEST RA'l'ES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 526, fifth floor. Now York Life Bldg.
X6S2
PRIVATE LOANS
TO SALARIED PEOPLE
On their plain note without security. No
charges fur pupers. Lower rates. Eoslur
payments. Confidential treatment as
sured. AVo want your trade, AMERICAN
LOAN CO., Room 601 Bee Bid;:.
X-743
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concern
upon their own names without security;
easy payiutnts. Tolman, 706 N. Y. L. Bldg
X-J7
! MONEY Muncd on furniture, diamonds,
watches: n.ivnients confidential. (lmmi
watches: payments confidential. Omana
Chattle Loan Bank, 220 S. lith. upstairs.
X-053
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, dia
monds, watches, privately. Berger"s Loan
Co., 101 Farnam St., upstairs. X 940
MONEY" loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, caws, etc, C. F. Reed, 213 3. 13.
X-8S3
MONEY loaned on pianos, f-jrnlture, hordes,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Greeti. U.S. Barker Blk
X-S
SALARY LOANS. CILVTTKL LOANS. J
W. TAYLOE. 21a First Nat, Bank Bldg.
X M
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE.
No mortgage or publicity, Papers free.
LOWEST RATES. EASIEST PAYMENTS
SURE. R. R. employees receive time to
suit convenience. Louns of other companies
taken up. RELIABLE CREDIT CO., room
!03 Paxton Block. X M521
BUSINESS CHANCES.
1150 CASH or easy payments odys 23 strUtly
lawful (nlckal) slot machines tor drinks,
cigars or cash; will earn 12 and upward
weekly each. Earl, Clark & Co., Furni
ture Manufacturers, Chicago, LI
Y-M754
BUSINESS CHANCE BARGAIN We have
bargain tn a confectionery und toba -co
store und barber shop combined, together
with lot and store building In a lively Ne
braska town settled largely by Bohemians,
wnicn can oe oougnt mr mucn less tnan
It Is worth. See us. J W. Robbtns & Co,,
uo. f arnam st. i i
ONE new complete steam laundry and o
goad cltyu to locate In. a good chanm
for an experienced uunuryman. c
Hchaer. Superior, Neb. Y M6G3 22
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A C. VAN SANT3 SchooL 717 N. Y. Lifts.
703
BOYLES College, court reporter prlnclpaL
Bee Bldg. 106
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand Col.
lege. Boyd's Theater. 707
GREGG Shorthand. Om, C. Co' 16 & Doug.
FOR I.E REAL EST VTE. I
FOR SALE. : acres of ,7ar leu land with'
Improvements, near .tty llmirs I n'ltr
n ; ri V Jltit av RE-Msl Z' '
BC.Mia t OBiJl 1,1 f VKIV
Scv ti new houses hav ben commenced
1n BEMI3 PARK within the lat m di
This la the most desirable reidencs loca
tion for cottage homes in the tty
Sastern parties Interestejl In this addition
hare Instructed us to PCSH THE d.VLE
f the remaining lots now held.
Juit think' Those beautiful Dta on La
Fayette avenue for ffflO each, on Haw
thorne nvenuo far ISOO to Cto each.
No shanties permitted, nothing but FIRST
CLASS dwellings will ever be put up In
Bemls l'ark. . . .
If you want i location for V fNE HOME
at a WoNDERFt.'I BARGAIN, you mast
not fall tJ in-ci.ignte the prices and
character -f ti property in
BEMfS PARft.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY.
Main Floor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
t-i. RE mm; a
GOOD opportunity for a combined farmer
and stockman: laV acres In North Texas.
16 miles from town of 12,000 people; 250
acres cultivated, balance In hog and cat
tle pasture, living water. ,ooil market;
Brlce, J12. JO per acre; J4,ono cash. Write
:. D. Gray, Gainesville. Texas.
RE-323-:6
DELIGHTFUL home in Ilanscom Place
for sale at a liberal discount. M. J.
Kennartl & Son, suite 310-311 Brown Blk.
RE ISO
FOR SALE cheap, large lot and three
cottages. J. A, Lovegren, 4th floor Pax
ton block. RE MoiO
PAYNE- XNOX CO., HEADQUARTERS
for REAL ESTATE BARGAINS; LOW
EST RATES on LOANS. SOUND IN
SURANCE, HOUSES. FLATS, STORES,
for RENT. First floor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE-636
RANCH AND FARM lands for salo bv the
Union Pacltlc Railroad company. B. A.
McAllaster. land commissioner. Union
Faclfla Headquarters, Omuha, Neb.
P.E-37
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also tira
Insurance. Bemls, Paxton blk. RE 94
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. Y LIFE.
RE-695
CHAS. E. WILLLVMSON. 1203 Farnam St.
RE 030
L120 ACRES of good farm or graslng land
In central Nebraska for sale cheap. Pet
terson, 622 N. 16th SL, Omaha. Neb.
RE-M30J 023
A BARGAIN IN VACANT
Southwest corner 20th and Ca.itollar,
lOoxSO feet, street paved and r, kvlng taxeii
paid In full; water, sewer and gas; owner
uska 11.600, but wnnts cash offer
THE BYRON REED CO..
2.". S. lith St.
F.F -V.524
FINE east front lot, three blocks south
depots. 10th st. Inquire 1411 Vinton.
RE-M517 25'
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
3 cuttuges in South Omuha for C3X). rent
ing for 137.0a) per month, will sell sep
arutcly or on monthly payments; also one
G-room cottage at No. 2916 Dupont street,
Omaha; all In first class condition. Omaha
Loan & Building association, G. M.
Nattlngcr, Sec'y. Bee Building. J. II.
KopluU. Agl.. South Omaha.
RE --II N3
C. F. HARRISON. BARGAINS. 913 N Y L,
160-ACRE farm In Pierce county. Nebrask-y. j
smalt house and grove, sr. acres cultivated.
six miles from fierce; price. Ji.bw.
240 acres, partly improved, Dixon ccuntv,
Nebraska, four miles from railroad, J3,i",0.
160 acres, !0 miles west of Sioux City six
miles from railroad, all under cultivation,
ordinary buildings; price. !2,uOO: t, cash.
120 acres In Antelope county. Nebraska, .
miles from tnree-rallrr-ad town. clar
title; 1200 cush. Hlland P Lock wood,
Sioux City, Iowa. RE-M531 22
FOR SALE. S-room houso and loc. 62x!2".
near 25th and Cuming Sts. Inquire at
N. 25th Ave. RE-MG62 22
tf-R. COTTAGE. 2Sth st near Lakp, Ji50.f0
cash and 120 monthly payments of 115 4tJ
without interest. W. L. Selby B.wrl
Trado bids. RE-M&J 2-
FOR SALE. Installment plan, or exchaug"
three large, desirably located houtli
Omaha lots. Randolph Place addition,
submit offer. Joseph. Hudersdorf '..Sou'h
LANDS. C. B. Burrows. Norfolk. Nebraska.
RE 100 Dec. VI
BARGAIN Lot In Bemls Park addition.
1450, 1200 ensh. balance 110 month without
interest. Address. A 6. Beg,.
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health And prompt relief.
Box 222, Omaha. Neb. Confidential.
702
LADIES. Golden Seal in a never falling
regulator: removes Irregularities from
any cause In live hours; sent secure from
observation, JL Cattolu Medicine Co. St,
Louis. Mo. M-uo3 Q29'
LADIES, Cure for WHITES, etc.. perfect
regulator; senn rsos -jo uaiaiui, u,
LADIES, J1.000 for a case old Dr, Jackson's
monthly regulator falls to relieve lit 24
hours, or money refunded; no ergot or
tnnHy ptllu; many saved from suicide. By
mall 13.00. Dr. Jacltson Remedy Co.,
Dept." 2, 1S2 Dearborn St.. Chicago. Ill,
366 N6
DR, LE DUE'S finale Regulator, posi
tively warranieu to cure me mom. aiuu
born cases of pathologicnl monthly stop
pages, Irregularities, obstructions and
suppressions brought on from whatever
cause, 12 a package, or 3 for 55, sent any
where prepaid on receipt of price. The
KIdd Drug Co., Elzln. III. Amurtcan of
llce, retull. wholesale. Myers-Dillon Drug
Co., Omuha, M. A Dillon. South Omaha;
Davis Drug Co.. Council Bluffs. Full llnu
of rubber gnods
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, ol5 N. Y. L. Bldg ;
Tel. 1664; Alice Johnson. D. O.. ludles'
dept.; Gld E. Johnson, Osteopathlat, Mgr.
-703
M. E. DONOIIUE. D. O., of Still school.
KlrksvUle, Mo. 604 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1387.
704
FAYETTE COLE,
D. O., room 413 Bee bldg.
STS N6
N. M. McMURRAY, D. O.; Mrs. J. R.
Mu-
sick, D. O., suite 536-Z3 Bee bldg.
-1511 N7
HORSES -WINTERED.
HORSES wintered at Omaha Driving park.
119 N7
WANTED, horses to winter; can take 50
head; all box stalls; two artesian wells;
price, from 14 to 13 per month, will call
for them and deliver In the spring. Ad
dress H. & B. Stock Farm, C. C. Colo,
manager. Springfield. Neb. M220 21
PAWNBROKERS.
EAOLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confldentlal. 1331 Douglas
-70J
LOANS. IL Marowltz;
low rates. 413 N. 16.
-701
MUSICAL.
MISS MINNIE LOVI, teacher of piano.
Studio, 615 N. Kth St. M30I 23
FREE scholarships to piano students. Prof.
Draun. 550 Ramge Blk. -V.37
WANTED HORSES TO BREAK.
WANTED, horses to break and train: will
take this work at reasonable rates, hftvo
good winter quarters. Address George
Davis. 226 Bee Bldg., Utnana, Neb.
165 N4
DANCING.
NEW classes now forming at Morand's
this week. Tuesday and Friday, i p. m..
12 lessons, ladles 16. gentlemen IS; special
prices to clubs; assemblies Wednesday.
155 Or
ACCORDION PLEATING.
1 At-i-UllLuu. aim siue jur-tung, cneupesi.
uesi, u.uit-iczi .in a, , jiurH, j cat-
tenon Blk., 17th and Farnam Sts.
426
IIIRDS AND T.IXIDER3IY.
STOCK S Bird Storo.
1SC3 Leavenworth.
717
MIRROR FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses resllvcred. 70 Nlt
I
LOST.
LOST. Elk .! pin. I'. P O No. 39. Reward
for return to W J. Shrader. Lost 7T
LOST, 'arge !lnck and red irli;dle c w
with horns, straywl ftim pasture flttndn'
morning. F ir any lmornmtlon telephoi e
W II Sallsbtiry. .-are Drexel ''hoe .-,
Reward. uo -
IlEWt l.f HARES.
WE have J'ist recelvml a fine shipment of
Belgian hit res from Kansas City. Note
:'; strains Briton. Dash, Fashoda, Mttl-
tun jiystery -uigree. nothing nner
.Ipen evenings. Phone 12M. The Royal '
Belgian Hare Co., 2SlS Dewey Ave ,
4-r :
- 4 !
TAILORING.
HIGH class tailoring, moderate prices, lateit 1
designs. S. J. Broderlck, 1617 Farnam.
M471 nov.'!
BOOKKEEPING.
LESSONS In bookKeeping, per.manshlp,
arithmetic, day and evening. Nsb. Uus,
College, Boyd's Theater. S2
PIANO TUNING.
WE tune vour piano for 11.50. P.sae's Art
Store. 1321 Dodge. Tel. 1915. 956
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln. 2111 Cuming St
-713
ACCOUNTANT.
CHARLES E. WALTERS. 326 Bee blilg.
-M760 nov 1
STOVE REPAIRING.
STOVE, furnace, range repairs; water con
nections. Om. Stove Rep, Wks., 1207 Doug,
Tel. 900. 714
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars.
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 617
-712
NICKEL PLATING.
STOVES, lamps and chandeliers replnted.
Om. Plutlng Co., Bee Bldg. Tel. 2235.
716
Efii.VEs. BOILERS, ETC.
L. C Sharp Mach. Wks.; motor?, dynam-s.
-718
CARPENTERS AND JOBBERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
and Laku Sta. 070
TAMMERING AND STUTTERING
CURED. Julia Vaughan, 430 Ramge Bldg.
710
TICKET IIROKEn.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. H. Phll
bln. 1503 Famnm. Telephone 7S4. 703
DRESSMAKINO.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy. 313 So. 26t.1
SL H9 N4
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
BURLINGTON A Mis
souri River Railroad
"The Burlington Route"
General Oillces, N. W
C rner Tenth and Farmm
Sta, Ticket Ofllce, ISO!
Farnnm St, Tolhone.
Ur'.ington station, Tenth and Mason
Sts.
Telephone, it.
eave. -vrrive.
Lincoln, Hastings and
McCook . a 3:40 am a 7:25 pm
Lincoln, Denver, Colo
rado, Utah. Calif'Tnla.a 4:23 im a 3:00 pm
Lincoln & Rlauk Hills, a 9:.K pm a 3:oO pm
Montana, l-net Sauna., a 9:30 pm a C:5 Dm
Lincoln FaHt Mall u, 3:03 pm ul0:35 am
Denver C.ilnndo, Utah
and California a S:(5 am'
a Dally
KANSAS CITY. ST. Jo
seph & Council Bluffs
Itnllrnnrt "Tliu T3iillr,.r-
ton Route" Ticket Office,
1502 Farnam St. Tele,
phone. 250. Depot. Tenth
and Mason Sts. Tele
phone, 121.
i,eave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex . a s:30 am a 6:10 pm
Kansas City Night E.r .atO.'lS pm a 6:15 am
St. Louis Flrer for St.
Joseph and St. Louis, .a 4.55 pm all:13 am
a Dally
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON
Qulncy Railroad "The
Burlington Route" Ticket
OHlce, 15o2 Farnam SI.
Telephone, 130, Depot
Tenth and Mason Sts.
Telephone, 123.
Leave. Arrlvn.
uayngnt Chicago spe
cial . .. a 7:00 am
Peoria Express .... a 3:25 pm
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex .a 4:00 pm a 7.45 am
Chicago Local Express. a 3:50 am a 4:o5 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:45 pm u 7:45 am
Pacll'u Jjnctlon Local.. alO: 15 am
Pacltlc Junction Extra.. a 7;00 pm
Fast Matt a 2:13 pm
a Dally.
UNION PACIFIC-'THE OVER,
land Route" General Offices.
N E. Cor. Ninth nntl Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Office, 1221
Furnam Street, 'retention,, tin
Depot. Tenth and Mason 'sts.'
Tefeohane. I
Leuve,
Arrive,
a 7;33 pm
a 7:33 pm
a 3.25 pm
a 6:50 am
a 4:35 pm
bl2;23 pm
a S:50 am
The Overland Limited. .a 3:20 am
v-nicugo-roruana
Special . a 3:20 am
Tho Fast Mall ..a 3:50 am
The Colorado Special. . .all :35 pm
The Fast Mall
Llncn'n. Beatrice and
Strnmsburg Express. .b 1:10 pm
Tho Pacitte Express a 4:25 pm
Tho Atlantic Express...
uranii isianu j,ocai . b 5:30 pm
b 3:30 am
a Dallv b Dally except Sunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. City Ticket Of
fice, 1402 Farnam Street,
Telephone, 245. Depot,
Tenth and Marcy Streets.
Leave. Arrlvo.
Chlcairo Express ,all:10 am a 4.03 Dm
Chicago Limited a 7:15 pm a 3:15 am
Minneapolis and St.
Paul Express b 7:00 am b 9:10 pm
Minneapolis and SL
Paul Limited a 7:45 pm a S:15 am
Fort Dodae Local from
Council Bluifs . .. b 4:30 pm bl0:15 am
a Dally, b Daily except Sunday.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISL
and PnrtH rtll,,, ,.i
"The Great Rock isl
and Routo"-City Tlck-
rrrjjs and Routo"-Cit
UlUK et Office, 1223 I
SBf, Street Telepho
Depot. Tenth &
Sts. Telephone,
T ti
i-J Farnarn
Pliono. 2S.
Marcy
Arrive.
.
uc3 aminos ana uavon-
port Local a 7,25 am
Chicngo Express , bll lSam
hi ago J)nst Express, a 8:00 pm
Lincoln and iairbur ,a 3:20 am
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs.,
bll:35 am
a 8:iu am
a 1:25 pm
a 7:00 pm
xjeiivcr, x-uenir und
West . a 1:20 pm a 4:15 pm
Des Moines. Rock Isl- P
and and Chicago a 7.15 pm a 5:50 pm
Colorado & Texas Flyer.a 5:53 pm a 3:16 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
& St. Paul Railway City
Ticket Office, U04 Farnam
Street. Telephone 2S4. D-
ot. Tenth and Mason
treets. Telephone, 623.
T ........ .
FilinrAiJA
Chlcnirn T.lmlted Ex. a il.OO nm a ri:fl5 nm
Chicago & Omaha Ex.. b 715 am b 3:40 pm
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
raud Omaha, Kansas City
& Eastern Railroad "The
Outncy Route" Ticket Of
llce, 1415 Farnam St. Tele
phono. 322. Depot. Tenth
und Marcy Streets. Tele
phone, 623.
i,eave, aitivo.
St. Louis Cannon Ball
Express .. a s:s pm a s:a am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local a
a Dally.
7:00 am a 9:00 pm
WABASH RAILROAD -Ticket
Office. 1504 Farnam
StreeLTelephone 895. De
pot. Tenth and Marcy
Streets. Telephone, 623.
Leave. Arrive.
rrri
St Louis "Cannon Ball"
Er'iress . a 5 OS pm a J. 20 am
& lis
ri7f$r
iiRfTIIM
RVILWAY TIME TA II LE j.
FREMONT. ELKHORN 1
Missouri Valiey Railroad 1
The Northwestern i
I me'' General Otllces,
i 'ulted States National
Ra ik Bldg , 3. W Co.-
-7 ' rweirm ami I itrnara ats, i
I'tuci uuii-p. :i r amain at. t eiepno".
5L Depot, ;5(h and W -bster Sis. Telo
Phone, 14M. Leave. Arrive,
j Black Hills. Pcadwood.
Hot Springs a 3.00 pm a 3:00 ptn
yomlng. Caspar und
ti.ni trn it
d 3:(0 pm e 3.00 prn
Hastings, York. David
It jr. superior, Geneva,
Exeter and Seward .. b 3:00 pm b 5:00 am
Norfolk. Verdlgre and
Fremont. b 7:20 am bl0::5 am
Lincoln, anoo and
Fremont . .. . . .b 7. SO am bl0.23 am
Fremont Local c 7.30 am
A tlnUv H I mllv nfinl Snnilrtv c fllln.
duy oniy d Daily ' except Saturday-
Dully except Mondjy
CHICAGO A NORTH
westeru Railway "Tho
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Oinue. 1101
Farnam St. Telephone.
561. Depot, Tenth and
Aiasoti MtiL -reietinano.
62J. Leave. Arrlv. I
Daylight Chicago Spe-
clal a 7.00 am sll:33 pm I
t.uicngo t'assenger , a i.u pin a s.w am
Eastern Express, Des
Moines, Marshalltown,
l etlur Rapids und Chi
cago . al0:55 am a 4.03 pm
Eastern Limited, Chi
cago and East. a I.STi pm a 1:(5 pm
Fust Mail, Chicago to
Omana ... a 2:43 pm
Omaha-Chicago Special. a 7;iC pm a 8:i pm
Fast Mall a 3.20 ara
a Dully
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL.
Minneapolis & Omana
Railway "The North
western Line" Gena.-U
Offices. Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th antl Velmtcr
Sts. Cltv Tlc'.-.et Office.
1401 Farnam St. Telephone, 3fL Depot,
15th and Webster Sts.
teave. Arrive.
Twin City Pisfenger . .1 0:00 am a 9il0 pm
Omaha Passenger .. all:10 am
Sioux tltv A Nj.tn
east Nobrask.i 3:45 pm
a Dnily b rally except Sunday.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad The North
western Line" General
Offices. United States
Natlonul Bank Building,
S. W. Corner Twelfth
and Farnam s. Ticket
Office. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone, 561. Do
pot, Tenth and Mason Sts. Telephone, 623.
Leave. Arrlv;.
T-v!n City Express a 6.35 am alO.a nm
Twin CP j- Llmlto-t & 7.25 pm h i.U am
Plottx fly Local .. a S.'A uU a l.r ;m
a Dally.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road General Offices and
Ticket Offices Southeast
Corner 14th anit Douglas
Sts. Telephone, 104. Depot,
Union Station.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Lo il St Kansas
City Express., ....al0:00am a 6:30 pm
IC. C, St. L. Express. . ,al0:10 pm a 6:15 am
Leave from 15th and
Webster Straeta.
Nebraska Loral. Via
Weeping Wuter . .."J 1.15 pm al0:l5 am
a Duliy. b Dally except Sunday.
MINING IN THE BLACK HILLS
Xerr Co nip Above Rochforil In Show.
Inif 31 ii iiy Slicna of Vig
orous Life.
DEADWOOD. S. D., Oct. 21. (Special. i
One of the liveliest mining districts this
fall In tho Black Hills la west of Roch
foril, abuut four miles, tn Hornblende camp.
Tho first ore discovered there was about
four years ago, when a Swede named Oterg
discovered a chunk at rich float rock while
chopping wood. The district la about four
miles square and It Is cut by a great many
veins of free-milling ore. During tho last
year a number ot eastern companies have
commenced operating some ot tho best
propositions. Oeorgo F). Best of Bayfield,
Wis., has banded tho Yellow Bird mlnu for
J25.000 and a whtra houso and other build
ings have been erected. Tho shaft Is down
about thirty feet on a vertical of quarts
oro about Ave feet thick. The ore aver
ages across the face ot the vein about 53
per ton free milling. North of the Yellow
Bint, the Victoria Mining company of
Omaha has a large group of claims, which
are welt developed. Tho members of the
company arts mostly prominent railway of
ficials. Tho Benedict mine has been bonded to
Edmund Smith of Rapid City and Thomas
Gallagher of Denver. A shaft is being
sunk on ono of the many ore veins. Tho
lessees of the mine have, erected a small
mill with a dally capacity of twenty tons
on Castle creek, near the mine. There aro
150,000 tons, estimated, In sight In tho
mine, which will average about 15 per ton
gold.
Other companies have bonds on tho Black
Eaglo, owned by Keystone puople, and
the North Star mine, owned by miners In
the camp and Chauncy L. Woods and C. M.
Brown of Rapid City. Both of these mines
show volns of free milling ore outcropping
at the surface.
James Cochran is making a fortune with
a small Huntington mill on tho eastern
edge of tho camp. He treats about tun
tons ot ore per day and cleans up in the
neighborhood of $1,000 per month. He hus
a body of oro 100 feet wide, which will
average 110 per ton gold.
About one mile west ot Rochford W. L.
Kerney of Council Bluffs, la., and his
brother, L. M. Kerney, are opening up a
mine on tho Mary Bell property. A steam
drill has been set to work to run a 300
foot tunnel to strike a vein ot free milling
ore that tt forty-six feet wide at tho sur
face. Tho owners of tho Standty mine at Roch
ford aro making an upraiao to the surface
at the end of a 1, 400-foot tunnel. The
tunnel wilt have to bo run 400 feet farther
before encountering the main are vein.
There are three companies with head
quarters tn Michigan which ara working
on copper prospects on the western bordor
of tho Hornblende district. Tho Copp-r
Cliff Mining company of Ironwood, Mich.,
has purchased tho ground formerly owii"d
by Buckhold and Green. A tunnel hus
opened Into a vory rich vertical of capper
sulphide, which Is considered to be the
richest thing yet discovered in the copper
line In tho Black Hills. South ot this mine
Is tho largo eatato of tho British-American
Gold and Copper company of Detroit, em
bracing nearly 800 acres ot ground. The
company Is building a camp and a shaft
will bi started the first ot tho month
which wilt strike a vertical ot copper and
gold aro at a depth of about 200 foet. Still
farther south the Black Hilts Capper com
pany Is sinking an tncllno, following a
wtdo vertical of copper and gold ore. Thero
aro throe separate veins Is a small space
which aro believed to como together with
depth. The company has bad assays on
tho copper as high as 70 per cent. Formor
owners shipped a carload ot copper ore to
Chicago und received 18 per cent copper.
The copper belt which follows along tho
limestone range on the wost side of the
Hills Is being opened up tn othur places.
Arrangements have beon made to ship .o
the smelter in this city a number at tons
of fair grade ceppor ore from a mine tuut
has been opened up by J, T. Gllmore ot
Deailwood, The Golden Reward company
Is anxious to have copper oro opened up
in the Black Hills, which would cheapen
the cost ot smelting ores by having copper
ore nearer than Montana for fluxing pur
poses.
Tho Lena mine, north ot Hill City, U
still attracting attention on account of the
great richness ot the ore. The principal
owners In the mine ara two newspaper men
ot Minneapolis. Ono ot them will spend
the winter at tho mine. The ore Is liter
ally wired togthor with gold. Those who
have seen the vein stato that it la the
richest one ever uncovered in the Btack
Hills. It la a true Assure 7etn, which
means that tf will probaM- gi ilown a
unkcown orth. with in r"asmg richness.
A. D Arundel of Minneapolis is at Silver
Cltr. superintending the development ork
on a large group of claims owned by Steve
P-rler through which there is a largo ver
tical re i ii ot antimony and gold are. Tho
main vein is over loO feet wide and as
says ot antimony have been made as high
as 70 per rent. Tho gold values accotn-pnnj-lug
the antimony aro much richer thaa
the aver-ago vein. Rapid City parties clso
have an antimony mine Joining the Arundel
property on the south.
Chicago parties have about closer! a deal
for the Poisoned Ox and Copper Reef
mines, owned by A. D. Arundel, et Pactola.
These two mines are among the oldest and
richest In that part ot the II II 1 .
The Cleopatra Mining company has made,
a number of cleanups from the new
cyanide plant In the Squtw creek district
and the management has pronounced it en
tirely satisfactory
P. N. Hansen of Minneapolis, who 'was
severely Injured tn a collision on the Bur
lington routo near his city, hi able to be
out again. He manager of the Squaw
Creek Mining company of Minneapolis,
which owns tho Manchester mine, at the
head of Sqtrw creek. The company will
resume wor!t soon. Considerable ore has
been found in the mine.
The Gladiator Mining company of Des
Moines has decided to erect a 100-ton
cyanide plant In tho near future. The de
velopment of the Murray group of clitlmi
in Deodwood gulch la being pushed.
The Imperial Mining company Is nego
tiating for a mill slto In this city for a
100-ton eyanlde-chtorlnatlng plant, which
is to cost about 1100,000.
OMAHA SUBURBS.
Flnrrner,
Mr. James Wilson and wife of Omaha,
spent Sunday with hU parents.
John Tuttle- went to HUnnd Monday, when
hn will husk corn during tho fall.
The members of the Presbyterian church,
gavo au oyster supper at tho church Friday
night.
Mrs. Andrew Anderson, and daughter Eolla.
wont to Blair, and spent Suturday and
Sdnday.
Miss Helon Reynolds, who Is attending
3nhool at Brownell Hall, Omaha, spent Sun
day with, her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pultr, went tn
Blair. Wednesday to attend the wedding
of Mr. Antone Pulte, a brother.
Miss Bertie Wilson, who la teaching
term of school at Elkhorn, Neb., Bpent Sat
urday and Sunday with her parents.
Gannet and Robb, owners of the chicken,
'ranch north of town, had a tiro in their
bouses Frtdaj'. destroying ono of tho houses
and a brooder.
Miss Moore, a formor teacher tn tho
public schools bore, now at Omaha, spent
a couplo of days of this week hero visit
ing frtpnds.
Mrs. William Beebe of Brooklyn, N. Y,
who has been spending tho summer here
visiting her slBter and daughter, left for
her home Wednesday.
Mr. Fred Zlegler and family, left Tues
day for Portland Oregon, where they will
make their future home, Mr Zlegler has
lived here for tho past twenty years.
Mrs. Brooks and dr.ughter, who have been
here the past month visiting Mrs. Brooks
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Flnkenkellar, left
far her home, at Madison. S. D Thursday.
The Klerlo Ice company, have purchased
several carloads of Ice at Sioux City, and
am storing It In their houses hero, having
sold what they had stared early In tho sea
son. Dundee.
Mr. James W. Hamilton was In Lincoln
on business last week.
Mr. S. R. Rush was la Lincoln on busi
ness for the United States district court
Inst week.
Mr. Johnson, a cousin of Mr. D. L. John
son. Is at present making his Soma with,
tho latter.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Emburgh of
Plilnflold, N. J . are tho guests of Mrs.
W. L. Selbj.
Mr. Palmer has been making some ad
ditions to his homo on Davenport street,
near Forty-ninth.
Tho mother of Mrs. A. L. Stonecypher,
formerly of Dundee, died after a brief ill
ness last week at her home In Peru, Neb.
Mr. Carmlchael's attractive homo has had
a new coat at paint and his fine trees,
which made so dense a shade, have been
thinned out somewhat.
The changes made on the home recently
bought by Rev. Mr. Lempo, on Davenport
street, aro completed and the place now
presents a handsome appearance.
The roadway between Fortieth and Forty-ninth
streets, on Dodge, has been put
In thorough repair and the drive from
West Farnam through Dundee to the Coun
try club Is new an assured success.
Invitations are out tor a large card party
to be given on Friday. October 26, by Mrs.
James H, Parrotto, Mrs. Eva Parrotto
Sweeney nnd Mrs. Clayton H. Goodrich at
their homo on Forty-eighth and Davenport
streets.
The Dundee Woman's club met on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. P. J. Barr,
Mrs. Johnson officiating. "The Rise and
Fall of Feudalism" was the subject dls
ctiBscd and an intereuting report at tho
state federation meeting at Lincoln wou
given by tho Dundeo club's representative.
Mrs. Henry I. Loavltt.
Briiaiin,
James A. Howard la having bis grocery
storo repainted.
Mrs, Harvey Grove spent a day of the)
past week In Vlrdlgrla, Neb.
Mrs. Herman Pcrcells of South Omaha,
was a visitor In Benson during the last
week.
Miss Flora McDowell visited a few days
at the home ot her friend, Miss Mattta
Nevtns.
Mrs. Dr. Fanny Leo of Chicago, arrivatl
In Benson last Sunday and Is at tho horn
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ilorten.
Miss Zella and Lottie Smith ot Platts
mouth, come up on lant Friday evening
to spend a tew daya visiting with frienda
In Benson.
Miss Laura Horten of South Omaha,
spent a faw days at last week visiting as
tho homo of her aunt antl uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. Horten.
Tho Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
wilt have rally day oxerclBcs at tho
church this morning at 11 o'clock, which,
will take the placo ot the regular morn
ing exercises.
Llttto Margaret Anderson, who has been
sick tor some time, died at her parents'
home on last Friday noon. Many flowers
were sent by bur echoolmates and Sun
day school class,
A number of the members of the Metho
dist church of this place went to Monmouth,
park last Friday evening, to attend tho
reception given at the Methodist church
there, which was given for the new paator,
Rev. A. J. Markley.
Don't be deceived or humbugged hj peo
plo who claim the discovery of some hith
erto unknown herb or root tn swamps, or
on iome mountain or prairie, tor the cura
ot kidney and bladder troubles. Any doctor
or druggist will tell you that such clalma
aro fraudulenL Foley's Kidney Cure sim
ply contains remedies that are recognized
by the raottt skilful physicians as best for
these complaints, so don't be credulous or
foolish. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha;
Dillon's Drug Store, South Qmahs.