Nebraska Newspapers

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lloa. These ariTF rtlacmenla tnnat be
ran cnnaecntl rely.
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Ireaaed to a numbered Ifttrr In car
f The flee. Anamere ao ndrtreaaed will
he delivered oa ureaeulatloa of thm
kctak oalr.
w.m i:i-m 111:1.1'.
WANTED- Wc have steady work for a few
good hustlers of good habits anil appear
ance. C. T. Adams Co., 1605 Howard St.
It SIS
BARBER trade taught thoroughly In short
time: catalog-Jo and particulars free.
Western Barbers' Institute, Omulia, Nob,
u 84a
WANTED, mnn with horse nnd light spring
wagon. JC17 Howard Ht. R-M1S2
HUSTLING nnd energetic men, don't lie
Idle: write tho Hawks Nursery Co., Mil
waukee, Wis., for special term uml ter
'Itory. B-M5t6Je2l'
WANTED, a ynung man to lake en it of
horse, cow nnd lawn. Address T 47, Dee
office. B VI 6
WANTED, nt once, two experienced nccl
ileht Inruruice solicitors; salary nnd com
mliilon pulil live mm, Address Treas
urer, Ttoom IS Columbian Dldg., Toi.eku,
Kansas, h 2) 11
WANTKD, ul once, flral-t'lnsa barber: no
other need apply; snlury, Jio tier, Adelrcss
L. I.. Oltigrus. Urlswold. la. B-307 6'
WANTKD, oxperlonced bench nnd machine
hands, cutters nnd rippers; steady work,
good iinuM, nonunion preferred. Cres
cent Planing Mill Co., St. l.ouls, Mo.
H 31!) 8
WANTKD, In western Iowa. town, regis
tered pharmacist, wages, 110. Address T
M. cc. 11-317 i
WANTED, bookkeeper with nt least tvo
years' practice on iip-to-dato books; state
age. experience hnd salary dcslrrd. T ',
Bee. D-322 J
WAMI-.D, mandolin player, who would like
to learn to teach; cood position; weekly
salary. Address, tutlng ago and salary
expected. T 64, Hoe. H-321 0
WANT1JD. good collector for Instaflment
houso; give references, ago and snlnry
expected. T S3, Ilee. 11 32o 6
WANTKD, two good canvassers; big
money; don't npply unlesn you nie ex
perienced und n huMlcr. Call between 9
and 12 n. ni, 35 Douglas block. H-32ti 6
WANTKD, a first-class experienced book
keeper, who Is well ncfiualnted In tho
city, stato what experience had und salary
expected. Address T is. Bee. U-327 S
WANTKD, men to learn barber trade; $60
monthly paid graduates; Just completed
arrangements to placo our barbers on
palace trains, other positions nlsOf eight
weeks complete; tools presented; rail to
day. Moler Harber College, 1623 Fnrnnm
street.- Il-Sti'12
WANTKD, llfty good resnonslblo district or"
gaulzerH for Uiwu. MlNHOiirl. Nebraska,
llbfr.il pay. 1'. V. Hoose. Fraternal I'nlon
of America, Omahn, Neb. II MKVj 13
WANTKD. experienced nnd wide nwnke
registered pharmacist, wages no object to
tight parly. Address T 3, Hee.
i wii a
NAM'.KJIBV WAXTEII.
8ALh8MKN for pen carbon copying books
and o'her nulcli selling otflco spei-jnltles;
lino sldo lines; catalogue, free; earn J2o
weekly. Jlodel Mfg. Co., Uox U. South
Bend. Infl. -JI1S Jell
wa'h:i)-ki;m.ii,u iu:i,i
WANTED, 2C girls. 1521 Dodge. Tel. 87tl.
C-U)
WANTED, lady, Turkish bath operator
must have had good experience. Apply
room i2y, lice building. C-tI.2
ItELIAULK ielp.. Cajiudlun olilce, lis Doug
. i:-wi
VANTKD, girl for general houk-ework7iooo
Cieorgla Ave. C IDt
WANTKD a cook atNo. 52S SoristhTiu
Mrs. Arthur Mctz. C 2SJ
P.!,,';TKNT Krl scneral housTwiTTk!
i'arnam. C cic;
WANTKD. girl or general house workTS
per week it competent. 1516 Wirt Ht.
C-293 C
WANTKD, 25 experienced operators"" on
shirts and Uuck clothing, also learners on
Jackets and overalls. Apply to Hyrno &
Hammer D. O. Co.. 12th and Howard
C-SM 9
WANTED, bright, capab'fe lady to travel
and appoint agents; must bo In good
health, unincumbered and furnish tlrrt
class references; salary, 10u per month
nnd nil expenses; position permanent; no
experlenco necessary. Salea dept., fw
Star Hldg., Chicago. C-31S 17
ANTED, competent girl for general
housework In family of four; must be a
good cook. Mrs. J. S. Foote, 122 S. 26th si.
C 323 i
Ulltb. for general housework. ZM Call
fornla, , 4 . C-520,4
WANTED, 1 girl for general honseworfcr'ln
small family; must be neat and a good
cook. Apply at No. 2ii22 Webster street.
C-311 9
WANTED, ladles to Team halrdresslng!
manlenrlug or massage; unusual demand
for graduates on account of summer re
norl positions; JI2 to 1S weekly paid.
ataloguo nialleU tree. .Moler College, mis
l-arnam ntreet. C M33I 12
WANTKD, bright, capable lady to"" travel
and appoint agents; must bo In good
health, uidncumbered and furnish urst
eltk references; salary 1100 per month
unci all expenses; position permanent; no
experience necessary. Hales Dept., w)
Sttcr Hldg.. Chicago. C-M333 1S,
WANTED, girl for general housework:
niall family; modern house, fall 216 So
Ji1 C-MSl'S s
roa iii:t-holsus,.
IF YOU whiu your houses wof: ,'cnlcd placo
them with Uenawa & Co. DSu2
TO MOVE tight, set Omaha Van Btorage
Co.. ottlcc lbll'4 Fnmam, or tel. lW9-i6,i.
D bi3
HOUSES for rent In all parts of tho city.
Breniiun-Lovu Co., 3-V aouth 13th street.
HOUSES, stores. Bemis, Paxton block.
; D-K3
SEE HENHY B. l'AYNE. 601 N. Y."'.!Fe"
1 ;56
ilOUSES, etc. F. D. Wcad, lMrDcTuKhis.""
D-SJ7
HOUSES and flats. Wng'walt, Barker block.
p-bss
HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Brown blockT
D-46J
CHAS. E. Vli.UAMSON. FnTnanTHtT
D-ifj
MODERN "-room, near par 1509So" "StiT
D-luci '
TO IET. eiesant Urge 13-room"honj7;Ta7ge'
lawn and barn. $75 per month
W. Farnam Smith Co., isco Farnam St
D-.M2M
9-ROOM house, bath and elonet. .iith nnd
Chailei. Monroe & Co., ill N.' 16th St.
. D-.M531 1
l,y ..I37U B7" 7-roo"i house, city water
1 1 kitchen: largo burn and almost two
m,rs, of ground for garden; rent, ill
OMAHA LOAN TRUST CO..
. iCfth and DqukUs Sts.
D-.MS23
COTTAGE on Omaha Beach. LakeOkoboll
for rent. Captain Slaughter. Army Heacli
quarters, D-MH3 Jen
FOR RKNT, Juno 1. 8-room brickhouse"
all modern. 316 N. 23d St. d-$: '
2311 K ST.. South Omaha. 5-room cottageln"
good repair; rent. U2.0O. b
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.,
Uth und Douglas Sts.
D-MS21
MODERN 7-.-oom flat. 2lll -and Farnam,
J2S. H. B. Graham. D-MJ59
MA, dainty cottage. 9 rooms. 29th Ave.
and Dodge; ready Juno 1. Strictly up.to.
date. Call 2906 Dodge St. D-M-C9
roii .lEvr-iitu i:.
11-ROOM modern house, 2113 Cnpltol avc.
hue J he O. r. Davis Co., 552 Bee IJIdK.
D-V).!
FOR RENT, strictly modern flat, Davldso
bldg . "pposlte i Ity hall,
b-r-jviii modem house, 2"3 Matoti St., nenr
park, nice lawn and sluu'le
J "li.N W. RUUBlNlS, IVi FARNAM ST.
D-14711
I'Ot: RENT, elegant 10-room hotife, all
modern, Juht repapered nnd new plumbing,
put In; good bum. 1S24 yviri st. Brenn.iti
Love Co., 309 S. 13th St. , ' DM9"3 7
rort HUNT, modern residence, S roorrt'.,
SOW N. 20th at. Urcnnan-LoHe ro., 3f,0 8.
Uth st. D-MK9 7
VOll HUNT 1174 Cass St.: very deslrablo
modem cottage, largo yard, good barn,
I17.W.
4170 ChlcaKO St., 10-room mWern, freshly
painted and papered, targe yard, good
barn, gas, t22.Ni. '
Patterson &i Yettcr, 42J I'nxton HloeU.
D-'J3;--
I-TVi: unfurnished rooms; all modern. 1711
North 22nd Ht. D-'J.7-i
9-ItOOM roodem flat, Jl7.M. 15l Douclag.-
U"-IaJl S 4
J UGOMH, N. 2tflh, tar CumlnK. W.W.
4 rooms, 8. ullv. near Vlntnn, $9.'A
4 rooms, 46th. near i.e-cnworth. .Ul In
good repair. Jlas cellar und laundry, 110.00
W. U i:mjv.
IIOAHD OK THADU liUILDINO.
1 ' D 2G3 6
Knirprr:NT77lnT70; SoriBlh. 6 rooms, tmtli,
uas. city water, ranee, janitor service,
F22.JO; refcrencen required, 'H. C. Peter
& Co., 17U2 I'arnam. D-301
S-HOOM, strictly" modem., house In nne con.
dlllon. 1WI o, UHtli st , t kt month..
Oeo. 1. IJemls, I'nxton HlocK. D-WJ
AN KLKGANT APAHTMHNT In the Al
IIION, 10th nnd Pacific its., of 1'IVK
UOOMS, Janitor service, telephone, gas
ransesf laundry, electric lifrht or gas,
shades and awning, Bood neighbors only.
We will also havo 11 8VEI.t 8tX-llOOM
apartment In tho WlNON.i by July 1.
Come In and see us.
PAYNE-KNOX CO.,
Main floor, N. Y. L.. Olds.
D-2SV
6-ROOM cottage. 2617 Chlcog'o St., wlih well
and cistern. Inquire ,'J616 Chicago St.,
D-SW cj
6-ROOM cottage, with water.'
Wlldo nve.
1213 Park
D-315'
FURNISHED houso, 10 rooms, modern,
linn lawn und shade, near'. V'est Farnam,
3 months. Address T 5 ne., D-3U H
8-R, MOD.. 2573 Dodge, $26.00! T-T.. tUy
lt, .MUi;,, ot.t uuiigv, f-i., c
watef, 3611 Dodge. U,). A. iVCOIinC
3t Si Y. Life, TPht.rte,.12!!31 D-4110 !
cjonnen,
a-'
ItO.OSl modarn hnie for "rent Hndifurnl-
ttire for Pale.-. 26trj ay?. wz
l'OH HE.NT Fllt.MMlKD UptlMS,
DEWEY, European hotel. 13th and'Furnam.
E SW
THE THURSTON, 15th and Jackson; steam.
t , . E SOI
HOUSEICEBI'ING rootnr, 16 up. 2623 St.
Mary's. Ji-tffi-J ea
2 CHOICE, newly furnished rooms, thor
oughly modern. 2213 Douglas, li-316 9
NICE rooms for light housekeeping; nil
conveniences. 2603 Dodge st. E M3.-9 9
SOUTH rooms. 19v'6 Capitol avc.
E-M337 10
I'l lt.MMIKI) UOU9IS A.D IIOAHD.
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
F-S65
ULENCAIRN,translents,J1.25 day. 1009 Doug.
F -M
THE Merrtam, summer resort. 23 & Dodge.
. F-st
NICE south room. The Pratt, 212 S,25th St.
F-MO
NICE rooms with board. 411 N. 25th St.
. F-22
TWO largo front rooms, with board. 1W9
Capitol avc. F M9I7
LARGE south front room, wrth board. 202
N. ISth Sf. ' F 259 V
ROOM and board In private family. 15.16
Davenport. F 311 12"
FRONT room, first-class board. 2SM Har
ney. F M339 7
I-OK lll'.NT-lM'liH.MSIir.II IIUOM9.
DESK room space, $5 per month, ground
floor room In The Bto building, facing
Farnam street, no expenso for light, heat
or Janitor service. It. C. I'ctero & Co,,
Rental Agents Bee building. G 416
S UNFURNISHED chambers for man and
wife. 319 North 17th St, Q-8M
: UNFURNISHED basement rooms In a
cottage for housekeeping; nu children,
1120 N. 17th. . . U-972
'till HDNT-VroilKS AS'U.OKJ)'ICK.S.
FOR RENT,' store Jn first-class location;
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. I'eters li
Co., ground floor, Bee Bldg. . 1266
FOR RENT, tho building formerly occu
pied by Tho Beo at 916 Fnmam St. It has
four stories and a! basement which was
formerly used as the .Jlee-, prass room.
This will bo rentel vcry reasonably. If
Interested apply at once .to C. , C. Rose
water, secretary, rootnlCv, Beo building,
1 . ' 1-261-
JlENT.half of office, .JLnuuJre 7iJ, , N. Y.
AUEvrs "Sy'A -tk i.
WANTEp, canvassing agents- In every
county to nollclt subscription!! tor THE
TWENTIETH CENTURA -FARMER and
the NEW. CYCLOPEDIA -OF J,1VK
STOCK. AND.CO.UPLETK ST.OCK; .DOC
TOR. This splendid" book contains 1,4
Imperial oetavn pages, M0. object-teaching
engravings and, Is the only book on
llvo stock ever published ndApted to, the
every-day. practical, inortei-.savlng use
ot every farmer nn, stock owrier- .steady
employment with assured'" good, jncome.
Acent'j In the country with' home rm.i
buggy especially deslred', .CarvvmiersJ
inako easily J60 to JiOo'pcr jnyhth ",A5-1
dress Century Farmcjr Solicitors BurenaJ
ARGENTS make 6 dnlly seJUng he cheapest
' and most perfect water .filter ever In
vented; retails at J1.50; big' profit; ex
elusive territory. Seneca Filter Co., Sen
eca, Mo., , ' ' J M91S JcU
HTOIl.VUE. k
PACIFIC Storag and. Warchouso Co., 12
911 Jones, general storage and forwardltri,
' . ',. r-SSs
OM. Von Stor. Co., 151114 Fnrn. Tela. 1B39-M3.
S69
AVA.NTED TO I1CY.
WALTED-Secondhand furniture, larae cr
small lots; highest prices paid;' drop u
card or Tel. 7.1. J. Levlnc, 304 N. 16th.
N-MUO-JcjlJ
WANTED 50 secondhand ladles' whoels.
Nebraska Cycle Co.. Cor. 15lh & Harney.
M 'N-28l-Jel8
WANTED To buy (Icq and burglar proof
sale. Address, 211 Farnam St.
N-MI50-Je20
1 HAVE customers for tho following lines
of business located In live country town:
Hardware, grocery, lutrncss, general mer
chandise, confectionery .nnd furnished
hotel. Give particular fully In flrtt .'ot
ter. J. H. Johnson, New y0rk Life.
- . N-28:
1 WOULD. Ilko, to buy nivlntisrest n,A good
steam mrt'y-go-rouiid. Address George
Rlpenburgh, Poplar Point, .Menominee,
Michigan. , N 309 12
FOR tiAI.E Kl'HMTURE.
CHICAGO FURNITURE CO., 1410 Dodge.
Tel. 2:o. New t'i 2dhand furniture bought,
sold, exchanged. ;0 Szo
ENTERPRISE FURNITURE CO.. 102-1 S.
Uth Ht. Tel. 22V6. New and secondhand
furniture bought, sold and exchangeU.
0-87xJlyJl"
FURNITURE 7-room flat for sale rheap.
617 S. 16th, 3d floor, 0-M153 8
ron sai.i:-iiohsf.., vkhiclV.. btc.
FOR SALE, top phaeton. 22 N. llth St.
P M7I7 JJ7
I tlll .xAI.K-llnltXF.O.' VF.IIILf.P.S, KTI .
2 HORSES, fine matched carriage team, H.
1.. h rvuricKson, istii anu uouge Ht.
P-571 Je2t
FtRST-Ciass lop buggy, extension .lop
surrey lend speeding wagon, nil slightly
shop worn, brit. good ns new; all bar
gains. O. M Hart, 1307 Jones st, P-365 8
GO TO 1'. Frost for first-class waoii re
pairing. Uth and Leavenworth. Tel 1U7.
P-S72
FOR SALE, driving horse and line rubber-tlrtchiun-about,
T 67, Bee. P 321 9
FOR SALE MIM EIXA NKOl .
SAWDUST, cheapest posts, poultry and
hog fence. SCd Douglas. U-S7J
2DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam.
Q-S7I
TIMOTHY hay nnd all kinds of feed and
coal. Monroe & Co., MO N. 16th. Tel. 971.
Q-S75
SAFES, buy, sell, exe'ge. Schwartz, 1H 8.13.
Q-S76
REPAIRS and supplies for nil m.ikcic of bi
cycles. Omaha lllcyclo Co,, 16th & Chicago.
W.tRE.fcnc-e for poultry, Belgian hare, hog
field or lawn. Wire Works. 617 8. 16th St.
Q-MS78 Jy7
BIG line of secondhand Wheels, , 15, 8, $10.
Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and Chicago bis,
U 521
LMOMi BRICK for sale John P. Weaver,
6 Pearl 8t., Council Bluffs " Q -M4S5 JelS
FRESH Jersey cow for wale cheap. ftWi So.
Ninth. . y-M336 10
FOR SALE, new Tribune tandem, comblna
tlon frame, Christie saddles, More roller
chains. Address T 62, Bee. Q-331
CI.AIHVOYAXTS.
MRS. FRITZ, medium. 819 North 16th.
S 877
MME..GYLMEH, palmist, 31S So. 15th St.
S-i7J
'
MRS. E. C. HENRY, medium, 1707 Cass.
S-266 8
l'EHSO.XAL.
DR. ROY, chropodlst; corns & superfluous
hair removed by electricity, it. 12, Fieiuer
block. U S73
PRIVATE home before nnd during contlnc
ment, babies adopted. Mrs. Burget, 220
Burdctte. Cii')
,V1AVA, woman's way to health; rational,
wholesome home treatment. 318 Bee Bldg.
u-sm .
SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for
rent. Whlto Sewing .Maciune, 1620 Doug
las. Tel. 2231. U S)2
NEW rollers for clothes wrlnacrs. Novelty
v iron and Brass Works, 417 S. 10th. 'Phone
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no
aanger; sehu tor circulars. Empire Rup
ture Cure, M2 S. Y. Lite Building, Omuuo.
U-ilrt
IfRIVATE hospital for ladles before and
during confinement; uaoit!. adopted, uvi
Grant St. U-&M
M. GOLDMAN & CO.. only perfect hc
cordion pleating plant In the west; mall
orders solicited. Suite 2w, Douglas Block.
U-u
FRENCH ACCORDION PLEATING; mall
orders sollcMcd. Umaho, Pleating Co., 1I24
Douglas. u 830
B RENT seWIng machines nt "Co per
week. We repair and sell parts of all
makes 'of machines. Nebraska Cycle Co.,
torner 15th 'und Harney. 'Phone 1663.
U 776 JeS
NO better work dono In any Hhop In the
world than Brown block barber shop;
neat, clean,- antiseptic; race massage; ele
vator entrance or through Tracy's. "
U-l&l-Jcie
WANTED 23 secondhand typewriters. Ne
biaska Cycle Co., Cor. litn and Harney.
U-283-JelS
ADROIT HAIR BAZAR New location, 1620
Douglas; private booths for hair' dressing
and manicuring: ladles' shoe shining anu
mussaTlng. . U-M4J8
DR. CUSCADEN, 113 S. 18th. U-572-Je24
LEAR'S hyimotism; complete course by
mall, 50c; palmistry, 25c; particulars free.
Globe News Co., 1M5 Farnam st.. Omuhd.
U-M218jyi
AN UNDENIABLE FACT.
A fart which cannot be dented Is that the
Prince of Omaha Is made wholly by hand
mid the very best material that could pos
sibly be put Into a 5c smoke. It Is made
by men -who have nude hand-made clgais
for years and a bad cigar could not pos
sibly be turned out. This Insures the
smoker the same sire and quality at nil
times. Smokn the Prince of Omaha and
take no otllerJ It is 5c straight
THE W. F. 6TOECKER. CIGAR CO.
fcave the bands of the Stoecker cigars.
U-M213 8
V.'Ij,..rAlEK cn". C. Mlddlemlst
lei. 12jS. Best of. city references, Leave
order at 1519 Farnftm. ' U 277 10
MME. SMITH, baths. IIS N. 15th. 2d floor.
Room-.. U-27S-10
VJSL LhLHE has removed his law office
from H'.w larnarn to Room 931, Now York
Life building. U-r279 11
50o7lU8INESS CARDSfor 81. We save "you
one-thlrd on ull Job printing. Socialist
Printer', 1515 Chicago street. -U3(3 15
MO.i:V TO i.C)A.V-IIEA. ESTATE,
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
loa farms at 5 per cent; borrowers can
pay lw or any multiple; any Interest
date; no delay. Brennan-Lovo Co., 3u9 S
Uth St.. Oman. Neb. l'-S87
MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real
estate. Brennar.-Love Cc. 209 South 13th
W-iSS '
WANTKD, city loans, bonds and warrants
Geoige & Company, 1601 Farnam street.
W-8S9
ANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. R. C. Peters A Co.. 17c
Farnam St., Bee Bldg. W-iX)
FIVE per cent money. Bemls, Paxton block
W-sei
MONEY to loan at 4tt and 5i per cent on
Omaha property. W. B. Mclkle. 401 S. 15th,
w S92
PRIVATE money. F. D, Wead, 1524 Douglas.
W-b93
FI VE and per cent city and farm loans.
Garvin pros., 1613 Farnam St. W S9I
PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 937 N. Y L
W-S93
CASir on hand. G. E. Turklngton, 605 Bee.
W-896
MONEY TO LOAN on Improved real estate
5 per cent Interest: no commission; prlvli
lego of palng J100 or more beforo ma
turlty. Northwestern Mutual" ute Ins.
Co,, John W. Glsh, special loan agent.
211 First Nafl Bank Bldg., Omaha. Neb
W-S97
5 AND 6U per cent loans. W. II, Thomas.
First National Bnk building, Tel. 1648!
W-838
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W,
Farnam Smith & Co., 13 Farnam St.
W-MJ61
mom:v to 1.0AX-CHATTB1.S.
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
We loan J10 and up on furniture, pianos,
horses and other chattels.
SALARY LOANS
without mortgage to people holding perma
nent positions. You can get tho money In
a few hours nfter making application and
take 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6 months or more In which
to pay It back, and you need not pay tor
It one day longer than you keep It. We
charge, nothing for papers and we give
you tho full amount In cash. There are
no lower rates than ours; our terms are
the easiest; our business Is confidential
and our motto is "try to please."
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 229u.
(Established 1S.3J.) 306 s. Uth St.
X-901
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOAN8 TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team
biers, boarding houses, etc., without se
curity; easiest terms; 40 orrices In principal
cities. Tclman, 440 Board of Trade Bldg.
X-S9U
SHORT tlms loans. Joe Pleasants. 51
Barker block. X 905
tl.WO.OO TO place quick. M. J. Kennard &
aon, Suite 310, Brown bock. X-9'W
M(IKV TO I.OA tllATTI,E!.
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE '
ON PLAIN NOTE,
There goes Fritz, coming bj -k again to get
loner into and ' cticier payments. 'Me
says uttr rates are low it and payments
easier than other rvnipnn.'ev. Call and be
convinced.
RELIABLE CREDIT COMPANY. THIRD
FLOOR, ROOM OW, PAXTON BLOCK.
X29J
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS
on household furniture, pianos, horses,
wagons, etc,, In two hours' time; also to
salaried peojMe on tlKlr plulh notes, with
out security. Easiest payments and low
est rates In Omaha. Priutto lnter lewlug
room. American Loan Co,, room 312 Brown
block, Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts,; tntrutico
on 16th St., opposite Y. M, C. A. Bldg.
X-WJ
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc:. C. F. Reed, 319 S. 13.
X-W7
LOANS ON SALARIES, FURNITURE
llvo stock, etc. Quick service and lowest
rates guaranteed. J, W, TAYLOE. 6W (top
floor) Paxton block, northeast corntr lOlli
and Farnam; entrance 011 luth street.
X-903
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, Jtweiiy. Duif Green, P.. s.Uurker blk.
--9W
nuiEss en .ei:s.
WANTED, experienced phslclnu to take
charge of our Lincoln unite; will uiso
start offices 1n other cities lor competent
physicians. Thyroid-Lymph Co.. Sm Beo
ulug. Y MMj.Je.M
FOR SALE, stock of general merchandise,
store building and residence In small new
town In N. E. Nebraska, fO.on); property
all new tend good, clolnjt cash business,
will take other property tor half of above;
an excellent opportunity (or anyone with
a little property and money to get Into
business. Address T 51, Bee. Y U"iS 9
FOIt HVC'IIAM.-K.
2D-HAND men's wheels for ladles' wheels
Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and Chicago Sts.
Z 908
FOIl SALE-HEAL K STATE,
WANT offer on tine .lot and seven-room
house, close to good cur line. Eastern
owuir anxious to sell. M. J. Kcnnum &
Hon. stu-lw urown block. RE-914
FOR SALE, on monthly payments, 8-room
modem house on Norch iux St. car line,
also vacant lota whrth will be Improved
tor purchaser on moderate payment dawn,
Mutual Loan anu Building ahocI.iiIju.
U. M. Nuttlngcr, ' fcecretai'j, Beo Uldg.
RE till
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the
Union Pacific Ruilrond company, H. A.
McAllasicr, land commissioner, L'nbi:
l'acinc Headquarters', . ontaha, Neb,
, RE-912
HOUSES and lot's In nit itarts of city, ulso
acre property und farm lunds. Tho O. F.
DuVla Co., Room Bee Building.
.Ut. 903
C. F. HARRISON, 913 N. Y. H4FE. FARMd.
ItE-lOO-Jel."
KOUNTZE PLACE has level streets to
and from the businvss center; easy on
y6u and your te.nm when you drive.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY, sole agents.
RK 293 6
FOR SALE, nr exchange for Columbus
(Ohto) property, two lots in Tnornburg 1 nd
one Burlington Place nddltious to Omaha;
ull free lrom Incumbrance. Address, j, A.
Hartley, 81 N. High St., Columbus, O.
RE-M113
SEE HENRY B. TAYNE. C01 N. Y. LIFE.
RE-910
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also flr
insurance. Bemls, I'nxton iyk. RE 313
FOR SALE, stock ranch consisting of SiX
acres of deeded Iciiul, good iratne house,
barns nnd outbuildings, about 275 head of
cattle, 2o horses, hay muchlnory, wagons
und 'harness; alto lease ot nuout cj.wJ
acres of land, Including l.voo acres of
hay land that will cut nu tons of hay, on
the Platte river, iniLlucoln county, Neb.
Price, 12,u0u. For terms write Buchanan
&. Patterson, real cstato agents, North
Platte, Neb. . Jl RE-270 li
KOUNTZE PLACE has level streets to
and fronl the bufl'&cSs 'center; easy on
you and your' teatti when you drive.
PAYNE-KNOX 'CO'SlPANY. solo ngenta.
RE-291 6
3- ROOM house, 2 lotr.'lBth atid S St., South
Omaha, Bohemian settlement, tor sale
on monthly payments of Jlu.oo.
4- room house. 33-tt. lot, barn, for sale,
payable 15 monthly, 19th St., near
Vinton. l,Ox'.
W. I.. SfcLBY,
BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING.
RE-261 6
.1
ARMOl'RDALE ADDITION TO SOUTH
OMAHA This beHUtltuI addition is lo
lated at 2ttth and Archer streets, just
outside the city limits. Wo are. offering
ACRE LuTH in this addition lur 'i2ifl una
upward. Wo will assist purchasers to
build In this addition.
O'NEIL'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Exclusive Agency,
' ' ' RE 363
FOR SALE, ten clear lots, vacant. In block
3, Fayette park. Her U about two or
three aces of ground In on body; Make
me an offer on it.- A. P. Tukey, Board of
Trade, RE-298 S
KOUNTZE PLACE has level streets to
and from the business center; eay on
you and your -team -.t,vhcn you drive.
PAYNE'KNOX COMPANY, tole agents,
" ,'' ' It!-: 93 6
FOR l'LATTING OR BUILDING.
I am authorized to sell for it few clays only
at extremely low Jlgures. the following
property suitable for subdivision or tor
uulldlng moderutc-prlccd homes for sale
or rent:
12,600 The tract .facing east on 27th Ave.,
running from Lake to Grant, 470 ft. long,
110 ft. ueep, tower through alley tho entire
length, water .and ga at either end. Will
mane '15 lots tha,t will sell for 3i each.
Best place In the .City to build Jl.Ouo to
$1,200 homes lor sale; on eusy payments,
Jl',ouo A tract bounded by 27th street, 27th
Ave., Lake and JCri-klne. 233 ft on Lake,
126 It. deep to Krskliie. Four comer lots,
the cream of that,phrt of the cltv; would
m,ike eight lots lo sell a.t an average, of
J;iii each, or accommodate u dozen house,
F1.50 That rtno tract facing west on 27th
Ave,, running from Grant to ErskJne,.;sjx
ltW feet. Divided Into lots will sell at 810
per foot other pro;erty Is, selling at that
price In that vicinity. What Is said of the
above lots mfly be sld of this all are
line, and I think the cheapest property
In Omuha for subdividing or platting,
Several parties are now ngurlng on one
or the other of these tracts to Improve
them, which will add (o the value of the
others. Look into this at once.
GEORGE G. WALLACE,
Brown Block, 16th nnd Douglas sts.
RE-321 8 .
KOUNTZE PLACE hi many fine houses
with beautiful grounds,' These will add
to the beauty and value of your home
when you build there, PAYNE-KNOX
COMPANY, SOLE AGENTS.
, RE-M33S 8
KOUNTZE PLACE hns many fine houses
with beautiful grounds. These wll add
to the beauty and value of your home
when you build there. PAYNE-KNOX
COMPANY, SOLE AGENTS.
RE-M338 8
KOUNTZE PLACE has many fine houses
with beautiful grounds. These -will add
to the beauty and value of your home
when you build there. PAYNE-KNOX
COMPANY, SOLE AGENTS.
RE-M33S 8
FOR SALE, cheap, farm o'f lftl acres In
northern part ot Antelopo county, Ne
braska; CO acres under cultivation, bal
ance good hay land; no buildings, fenced
all around. Address F. J. Thapsen, Coin,
Iowa. RK M332 9
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 515 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel
1664; Alice Johnson, D. O., ladles' dept;
Old E. Johnson, Gsteppathtst, Mgr. "
-916
DONOHUE, Osteopath, Pixton'Blk. Tel. 1S7
-917
A. T. HUNT, D O., 306 Karbach Blk. Tel.!352
M-I7I
MRS. JOHN R MUSICK, Douglas block.
-47 Je21
MI'.IIK A I,.
RHEUMATISM - WHISKY - Whv Iter
from rheumatism when there l a stearic
cure tor you' Why lo a slave to whisk),
opium, morphine, tobacco or cocaine when
wc gjarnutcn to cure you: Answer .thli
b writing the Kncir Remedy Co. ,-5oiUh
Omaha, Neb. (Incorporated In is&.)
-M7c-JoS
DR. PRIES, the acknowledged TendT-Tg
specialist In discuses of women In Omaha,
would cull the attention ot suffering
ladies to Ills UnsliriKiHsed accommodations
before and during vuntinemeiit, and his
treatment for irregularities, no mutter
what eauc. Call or address with stamp.
Dr. Pries, 1313 Dodgo St., Omaha, Nuo.
M-32.-J23
LADIES, $500 rownrd for an abnormal ob.
stlnato case of suppression, any cause,
my repulator falls to relieve In tweiity
four hours; positively guaranteed; no
rtgot or pills, many saved from suicide,
Ideal safe home treatment; mall, U. Dr.
Jackson, R, C, lt7 Deal Lorn, Chicago,
-174 1j-
DR. LK DUE'S Femnle Regulator, posi
tively wnrrnnted to cure the most ftub
but 11 cases of monthly stoppage j, lrregu.
larllles, obstructions ani suppressions
brought on from whatever abnormal, un
natural diseased or pathological cause; $1
a package, 01 3 for lt; sent anywhere pre
paid on receipt ot price. The Kldd Drug
Co., Elgin, III. American ullice, retail,
wholesale, Myers-Dillon Drug Co.,
Omaha; M A. Dlllon, South Omaha;
Davl Drug Co.. Council Blults Full lino
, jf legitimate rubber goods.
PATENTS.
MASON. FENWICIC & LAWRENCE,
Patent Lawyers. Solicitors und Experts
Washington, D, C.
H. J. COWOll.L,
Western Representative.
Room 315 Ktungc Blk. Omaha. Neb.
Phone 17Vf. ADVICE Kit EE.
Ul Jel9
PATKNTS No fee unlcs (Successful. Sues
fc Co., Beo Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Advice
free. -13.8 Jyl3
WILL BUY any good Invention or patent.
Address Lock Uox 7i, Des Moines, la.
, -MTC9
LOST.
LOST, dark Iron gray horse, 6 years uld,
weighs 1,200, right ear silt. If found r
port to police station. Lost 312 G
SIIOKTIIAVl) AM) TVI'KWIUVI.XJ.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life.
-31S
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal,
Bee Bldg. -919
NER. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's
Theater. 920
ORKGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col., 16 & Doug.
" -921
IIICYCLKS.
SECONDHAND bicycles from J3.00 up. Ne
braska Cycle Co., Cor. 15th und Harney.
285 JelS
NEW und ladleV 'vheels rented; 54 cents
for the evening or nfternoon, except Sun
day. Louis Flescher, 1622 Capitol Ave.
753
llllll'.K.S AM) BLANKS.
THE printing of lawyers' briefs In a per
fectly satisfactory manner requires
training, experience and equipment. Tho
Omnlia Mercury does this work Just right.
Legal blank, hundreds of forms, for sale
Send for catalogue. 297 J'4
I'llll.M; AM) I'l.KASL'lli: IIKSOIIT.
IF YOU want good bass nnd croppy fishing
go to Langdon. Mo. Very best of hotel
accommodations. Plenty of boats and
minnows. '.Vrllo R. A. Dlttmar for rntct..
976
WANTKD-TO IlOllltOW.
WANTED To borrow 81,000 at 7 per eent
on Improved resldonce property, South
Omaha, renting for $240 per year. Ad
dress, S 48. Bee. M33J
SIDEWALKS.
FORREST E. BEHM builds macadam and
cinder walks nnd driveways. 1439 S. 15th
street. 275 10
C. A It II A : H II AI l.l.XJ.
ANTIMONOPOLY Gnrbage Co. cleans cess
pooW & vaults, removes garbage & -lend
animals at reduced prices. t21 V 16, tel. H9.
274 Jy3
l,Al'.M)ltY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 547.
3 '2
l Alll'KVI I'.IIS AM) JOUIIEHS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and rcpnlrlng
promptly attended to, J. T. Ochiltree, 20tn
and Lake Sts. 370
IIXI'K IIT ACCOl". TA XTS.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc., day or 'Min
ing, R. 15, Com. Nat. Bank. G. R. Rathbun.
O'l f
IIOILEIl MAKERS.
OMAHA Roller Works, steam boilers, tank",
stacks, etc. Tel. 1X9. J2th and Izard i'?is.
r ACCOimiON '1I,EATI'G.
ACCORDION pleating; cheapest, best,
quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, S. E. Cor. 17th
and Farnam. , 926
l'VWMlllOKEns.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, nccommd'it
lug; all business confidential. 1301 Douglaj.
927
I'l lt.MTIHE IIEI'AI)ll.. . .
TEL. 1331. M. 8. Witlklln, 2111 Cuming St.
' -928
TAII.OIllMi.
15 PER CENT saved! high class tailoring,
latest designs. Stephen J. Broderlck. 1017
Farnam Ht. M526 JUS
STAAMIEIIIX; AM) STLTTEIU.Nfi.
CURED. Julia Vajghn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
DIIKSSMAKIML
IN families, MJss Sturdy, SIS So. 26th st.
310 J; 6
rosTori'ici: aotiuii,,
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8. 1601, will close (PROMPTLY 111 all rases)
at tho general pOitolllcc as follows: PAR.
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than closing time shown beiow. Parcels
post malls tor Germany close at 5 p. m.
Wednesday.
Regular and supplementary malls close
at foreign branch half hour later than
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-t 1
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8 A T U R D A Y A t 0:30 n. m for EUROPE,
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PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Thls steamer
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MalU fur South nnd Lrntrol Amerlcn,
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CuRNELi;"- VAN COTT. PostmnsKr
I'ostolllce. New York, N. Y.. May 31, iMl.
Ctlt.NTV ori'ICIAI, MITIt'E.
ATTENTION, TAXPAYERS!
The Uoftru of County Commissioners of
Douglas county, Nebraska, will sit us n
board of equalization lor (he purpose 01
equalizing the assessment ot Douglas
county for the year I9j1 111 the commission,
er's chamber nt the court house, Omahn,
beginning Tueselay, June 11, lOol, ut lu
o'clock a m., nnd continuing from dav to
day up to am! including June 27, 19J1 (13
days, not Including Suuciaya). All person!
owning real or personal property sunject to
taxation should c.i'l and examine their us
ftessmcnt, that any error us to valuation
May be .Adjusted .by said board, us the law
provides.
By order of tne Board of County Com
mUslcucrs. Omaha, May Z 19-01.
D. M. HAVERLY. County Clerk.
By C. L. HARRIS, Deputy.
Mny27 d21t
rk(:"eiver's7-otice.
In the DiHitic!. uourt In nnd for Douglas
Ccunty, Nebraska.
William O. Madden, plaintiff, against Ne
braska Flro Insurance Company ot ol,. de
fendants. -Notice', to creditors of said In
surance company lo present their claims
for dividends.
To all creditors of the Nebraska Flro In
surance company who have not claimed or
received tneir respective dividends hereto
fore ordered m the nbove entitled action:
Y'on, and each of you, nre hereby notltleu
that lu and b) the order of the court In the
above entitled action, made and entered on
the 4th day of May, A. D. 1901. you must
present for payment your respective claims
for dividends heretofore ortlered In snld
action within 0 days from the completion
of the publication of-this notice, which t'me
will expire on the .list duy of August, A, D.
1901, and that unless you so do your respec
tive rights 10 such dividends will be con
cluded and you will be burred of the right
to participate In the funds appropriated
therefor.
Sjch claims may be presented at the
office of tho undersigned receiver In the
Brown block, In tho city of Omaha, In
Douglas bounty 'aforesaid, or transmitted
to'hlm ar that address by mall.
Dated this 23lh day of May, A. D. 1901.
ALBERT U. WYMAN.
Receiver of the said Nebraska Fire Insur
ance company. May30d-sun-3ot
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Notice Is hereby .given that scaled pro
posals will be received at the office of tho
commissioner of public lands and build
ings until' 9 o'clock a. nt. June 13, lffOl, for
furnishing the following articles lo thu
Nebraska Hospital for the Insane nt Lin
coln, Neb. All the article mentioned to
be delivered nt said hospital. Estimates
are lettered A, Jl nnd C. Bidders may bid
upon any one or all.
A-15 metal beds, IRQ rockers, 250 dining.
B 156- hair mattresses. 156 cotton mat
tresses. 156 mo?s mattresses, 136 pillows.
O 2,200 yards unbleached sheeting, 500
ynnls unbleached muslin. 175 white quilts,
l.ejoo yards all linen unbleached crash, Wfl
ynrds Idenrhed muslin, 100 yards table oil
cloth, white; 250 yards unblcuchod table
linen. 1 gross No. 4) Coatcs' white cotton
thread,
Tho desrriptioii of nil articles may bo
found at tho olilce of eommlsjioner of pub
lic lands and building. No prupoiiil shall
bo received unless In tho office of commls
sloner ot public lands and buildings on or
before the hour and day above mentioned
nnd no bid Is considered us awarded until
revenue stamp Is affixed to. bond. No bid
In which samples nre called for will be con
sidered unless same are submitted.
The board reserves the right to reject
auy nnd all bids'.
GEO. D. FOLLMER. Com, P. 1., ,fe B.
Lincoln, Neb,, May 29, 1901. M3lcli0t
fiOVKHXMIJXT .OTIC'i:.
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master, Fort Lenvenwcrth, Kan., Juno 3,
1901. Sealed proposals, In triplicate, will be
received here until 11 a. m central time,
June 17, 1901. for constriction of roads,
curbs, sidewalks, gutters, drains, catch
basins, alto grading, top soiling, seeding
and sodding at this post Information fur
nished on application here, or at office
depot quartermaster. Omunn. U. 8 re
serves right to accept or reject nny or
all proposals, or any part thereof. En
velo pes to bo indorsed. "Proposals for
Grading, etc." addressed D. E, M'CARTHY"
Q- Jt-5.6-7-H-15
ST. PAUL. Minn.. June 6, 191I.-SEALKD
PROPOSALS, In triplicate, will be received
here or nt following named posts until n
o'clock n. m.. July 5. lftoi, for furnishing
such OATS, illlAN. HAY a nd STRAW lis
may be required during the tlsral year com
niennlng July 1, 1901, nt St. Paul and Fort
hnelllng, Mlnn.j. Fort Y'aes. N. D.; Camp
Merrltt and Forts Asslntilbnlne. Harrison
and Keogh. Mont.; Fort Yellowstone, Wvo.,
and Fort Mende, S. D. Instructions fur
nished on application hero or lo the quar
termasters at tho posts iiAmed, U. 8, re
serves tho right to nreept or reject nny or
all proposals or nny part thereof. Envel
opes containing proposals should be marked
"Proposals f" Forage and 8traw."-GKO.
E. PONO. C O. M. Je3.7-S-10Jy3-4m
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BOSTON, June 6. The committee of ar
rangement for the Jubilee Yoilng Men'a
Christian association convention, June It
lo 16, made public today the annual report
of the national committee, II. C. Morse,
New York, secretary. In substance, It wa
os follows:
The work In the Philippines hus produced,
excellent result?, winning the e-onlldenco
nnd esteem of civil officers as well as those
of the army and navy.
lu co-operation with the provincial com
mittee of Ontario and Queboo, three repre
sentatives were .ent with the eletachments
of Cnnndlan troops serving In South Africa.
At Cavlte, P. I,, the Hiithnrltles have
granted the use of a building anil this hna
been fitted up by tin; committee and a very
helpful work Is being prosecuted,
In tho laet two years the number of mll
rouel associations hns Increased from 137 to
161. There are OH student association.
The work of the huslncfra department com
mittee ha greatly enlnrged. and the num
ber pf donors has Increused (rom 2,(XV) to
60,000. Organizations now extend from the
northern border of Mexico to Skagway and
Cape Nome, above tho nrctlc circle.
The colored' ' mfn'a department nter
upon Its work In the new century with
eighty-three associations, sixty-two of
which nre amons rtudents nnd twenty-one
among cities.
The statement of. the treasurer showa
that the receipts during the last tlsral year
were 13e39 for home work; publication
account, i31,fi.T7: foreign wnrk. JJ9.320. The
number of men In tne wortt officially Is
1,522.
The lack of energy you feel, the hack
ache and a run down condition generally, all
mean kidney disorder. Foley's Kidney Cure
will restore your strength atid vigor by
making tbc kldneyj well. Take no substi
tute. CONVICTS "BL00MINGT0N RED"
Illinois Chnrnctei- la Given Indeler
nilnnlc Sentence nt Penlten
tlnry tnr Hnralnry.
QUINCY, III., June 6. William F. Davit,
alias "nioomlngton Red," wis convicted
of simple burglary today nnd will go t
prison under tho Indertennlnate act, A.
hard effort was made, to convict under tha
habitual criminal act and sentence him for
a twenty-year limit without hope of parole,
but the defendant made a desperate legal
fight nud succeeded In securing a simple
burglary conviction. Two of the jurori
were In favor of acquittal.
"Red" was cunvkted of robbing the Kea-pohl-Mohreniteher
store here on Christ
mas eve of $4,000 worth of silks. His
partner was George Hess, who pleaded
guilty after arrest and came from Chester
prison lo testify ngalnst "neel," Hess
was leader of a hand of silk thieves, who
plundered stores at Qulncy. Hannibal, Re
lnlt. Savannah, South nend, Elgin, Goshen,
Kenosha and other cities of hundreds of
thousands of dollars worth of property.
He was convicted In Docatur In 1892 under
the name of Frank Smith. Ho broke Jail,
but was rocaptured and served six yean at
Jollet.
Cycling has Its ups and downt. After the
downs', use llanner SrIvo If you're cut or
bruited. It heals the hurt quickly. Take
no substitute!.
SlmttiT Irlranope Mirror.
PITTSBURG, June 6.-A great thlrty-slx-lnch
mirror belonging to a Newtonian re
flecting telescope st Lick observatory waa
shattered Into many fragments yesterday
In the workshop of prof. John A. Brashear
of this cltv while It was being drilled to
convert It Into a cnssegrnln glass. As a re
sult It is probable that the long-projected
expedition of the Lick Observatory Into the
southern hemisphere will have lo be post
poned. Prof. Brnshenr will make a now
glass for the Lick scientists, but the' glass
for this cannot be obtained from France In
less than rlx months, The great rolrror
was live Inches thick and weighed about 400
pounds, tt was valued at 13,000. but th
greatest loss Is In the delay It will cause In
the starting of the South American expedition.
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