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SPECIAL NOTICES
will fc takea II 13 m. fat
) ltla aad III S SO Bi
fr Boralu aad Swaday edltloa.
Rates, 1 l-2c ward Drat lasertlea,
1 a ward thereafter. Rtbla takea
far lea laaa " far th arat !
tlaa. Tkfii advertlaeaaeats aaaal aa
raa eoeectl vely.
Ad verttaere, renwostfasi a a a
ftrti tknk, en fcav a Beware
tfreaeea ta a awaaherrd letter la car
a( Taa Be. Aaawera ddr4 will
aellverad a rataUiasj mt IM
kaalc aalr.
FOR SALE CIGARS.
$50.00 IN GOLD..
It pays to buy your cigars of us. ' Tou
may wake up some day and find yourself
th possessor of Klfty Dollars In Gold that
w glv away to our customers each manth
- Butler & Miller,
N. W.
COR. 16TH AND FARNAM BT3.
was
WANTED SITUATIONS.
A STENOGRAPHER When you want tine
call the Remington Typewriter office, 1611
Farnam street. Telephone 1573.
A-M1S9-A24
WASTED MALA HELP.
IS FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK.
It -you live tn the country or In a small
town and have a good acquaintance
among the farmers and stock raisers In
the neighborhood you can make 16 easily
by four or live hours' work. Write ua
and we will send you our proposition.
The Bee Publishing Co., Solicitors' Dept.,
Omaha, Neb. B M-i3
WANTED A good man in every county
to take subscriptions for The Twentieth
. Century Farmer. Our agents make good
wages everywhere. References .required.
Address, Twentieth Century Farmer,
Omaha, Neb. B ill
WANTED Insurance men of experience.
Can offer' you a good thing. Call at I a.
m. . 43H Board of Trade Bldg. B 681
When You Write
to. Advertisers
remember It vniy take an extra stroke or
two of Uie pen to mention, the fact that
you saw the ad In The Be.
EXPERIENCED male stenographer who
operate Kemington typewriter. F 28,
Bee. . B M460 A24
ARB TOU. a Catholic and .unemployed?
See me. Hlxenbautjh, 5uo Ware block.
B-697
WANTED Men to learn best paying trade
In existence for ptur man; short time;
little expense; positions guaranteed;
wages Saturdays; special inducements to
applicants from distance. Call or write,
iloler Barber College, 1623 Farnam St.
B-. Al
WANTED First-class cutter for harness
department; best of wages. Address
Buckstafl Bros. Mfg. Co., Lincoln, Neb.
' ' B M66$ 31
WANTED. 10 teams and wagons for grad
ing; at South Omaha brewery; wages $3.50
per aay, v osa w
WANTED At once, experienced book'
keeper for temporary position. Address,
' M, Bee. B 7
WANTED for U. B. Army; Able-bodied un
married men between sges of 21 and. 36,
cltlseiM of United states, of good char
acter and temperate habits, who can
speak, read ana write Kngltsn. For Infor
mation apply to Recruiting Officers, llth
and Dodge St., Omaha, and poaiottice
building. Lincoln, Nebrsska. B
WANTED A good barber at once; no
booxer or atudent need apply; $10 per
week guaranteed. Madson, tii Main, Fre
mont,' Neb. B Mm 2
DRUG clerk -with about two years' ex-
. jierlenb'O.' Hahn'g Pharmacy; B MS06 2
HOSTLERS, teamster and canvas men for
Campbell Bros.' shows; ship August 1;
tree fare. Sweeney's Employment, 309 8.
lith BL, Omaha. B M803 31
TIMBER and bridge carpenters, $2.60 per
day, for South Dakota; free fare.
I Sweeney's Employment, 3U9 8. 12th St.,
Omaha. - B Ma04 31
WANTED A veterinary surgeon. Buch
I belt. Grand Island, Neb. German pre
ferred.
B M801 1
EMPLOYMENT AGESC.Y.
WANTED Coal miners and machine run.
ners, Wyoming; bridge men, aurtace gang
, ana extra gang, Wyoming ana xseDrasKa;
coal sboveiers, Colorado division B. a M.;
coal shovelera and laborers, U. P. K. K.
'Western R. K. Labor Agency, 310 So. llth.
ou2
HOME work. $60 monthly copying letters:
either sex; send two stamps lor particu
lars. Hick's Supply Co., 6u64 Halsted St.,
vnicsgo. wr
SALESMEN WANTED.
WANTED, salesman to' sell grocers' spe
cialties to th retail grocery . trade tr
Omaha and vicinity for a Chicago house;
experienced man or grocery clerk pre
ferred. Address 8 46, care Lord &
Thomas, Chloago. 661 A3
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED, two young lady students to
learu halrdresslnc. manicuring and chi
ropody and scientific masaage. Call or
writ Boom zzu. Bee Biug. (J 6
300 Girls. Call Canadian office, 16th Dodge.
(J 6)11
WANTED, lady cook. Eureka. Restaurant,
WANTED, a girl for general housework:
small ' family. Mrs. Hall 2216 feherman
.VS. c 211
WANTED, a competent girl for housework.
Mrs. M. m. uuiuont, Jew Lafayatu Ave.
C-I34
WANTED, girl 12 or 16 year old to assist
in housework ana tans cars of baby,
Mrs. H. A. Campbell, 20th, and L sts.,
WANTED, a lady agent for a well known
useful article; no competition; big money;
call today. Manutaulurer, parlor 1,
Farnam bt. C S7 30
WANTEI Girl to do plain light house
work, uavenport. tj ilia
WA NT KD Girl
3)113 Mason Bt.
tor
general housework.
(J M."
FOR RENT HOI SEX.
VANS and baggage wagons. Tel. 1196.
D-T01
HHf KFQ W P of city. The O,
nwUOUJ F. L-avls Co., 6ol Bee Bldg,
D 7o3
TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage
omoe lullVa Jr arnam, or Tela. lbo-oa.
. l-i u
SEE PAYNE, HOST WICK 4k CO. for choice
house. ol-3 N. Y. Uf Bid. Tel. lull
D 7o4
MAGGARD Van A Btorag Co.
Tel. 149.
D-7u
HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wead, 1624 Douglas.
. D $
2107 BPENCER ST.. 10-room hous. with
gas, bath, furnace and barn; nic loca
tion; rent $JU u m. K. Potter, receiver,
Omab4 Loan and Trust Co., Su3 Brown
oioca. - vNt
.'J0 BURT. ST., rooms, modem $30; 431$
Farnam, I rooms, modern and barn, J
3tj' Mason. $ rooms, modern; look N. loth.
ruwriia, nv. itinera, nmgwaii Bros
Barker Blk. ... D in
HOUSES and flat. Ktngwalt, Barker block.
JJ u
FOR RENT, large -room house, city
water L6. SfrV Blondo; 7-room house, 16J2
in. co, ine uuaana Keaity Co., 1A1
LHiugiaa et. 1 7UM
UNEQUALED, central, all modern, 7-room
swim, t-roon nt. iisaro, IM xs. zm
D-M!C1
HOUSES, tor. Bemla, Paxten block.
D-710
rOR RB1T-HOt'SES.
111 N. KTl ST., 7 rooms, bath, (it, barn; I
rent m. wm. K . rotter, receiver, umana
Loan and Trust Co.. 91 Brown block.
P ?U
GOOD modem S-roora house. XH Blondo.
I-712
JIM CHARLES, four-room cottage: rent
111. Wm. K .Potter, receiver, Omaha
Loan and Trust Co., . Brown block.
1 711
MODERN hojae. I rooms, 2723 Jackson St.
Wheeler at Wheeler, Dougla and 16th St
lei. is. it Ai&tt
I-ROOM all modern house, 1207 Sherman
Ave., a nne one. ZZ7.
7-room. all modejrn, 10C1 N. th i St., another
UlltS, fdV.
O. E. Turklngton, 6t He.
D 714
24 N. 42D ST.. 7 rmi.. all modern. $30.
4012 Seward St., 7-rmi., modern, except fur
nace: Darn. iju.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., Main Floor
xn. x. Lire Ding, 'let l'Bl. u-hws it
FOR RENT, excellent six-room cottage, I2d
and California streets, in good repair
Choice neighborhood: til. Including water
. rent. Inquire at 6o7 N. 19th street or W7
N. T. Lira Bldg. D 1S
When You Write
to Advertisers
remember u umy takes an extra stroke or
two of the pen to mention the laot that
you saw me aa in ine uea
1 nu mwuern Hn nDUHi, nvinj new.
each nine rooms and laundry; 3630 and 41
South iatb Ave., facing park: on street
car line; price, MO. Inquire of J. M. Rich
...... ... . . i .
ards, 1116 So. 32d street. D-M3S3
FOR RENT.
12-room, stone, modern residence, 1423 Cass
St., $50.
8-room modern brick residence, S007 Paclflo
St.. $35.
t-room modern residence, 1128 Bo. list St.,
$w.
-room modern residence and barn. 1M
Blnnev 8U. $25.
t-room .modern residence. 111 So. 29th Ave.,
$20.
S-room modern brick residence, Kl N. 39 tb
ut., VJ.
BREN NAN-LOVE CO., 309 So. 13th St.
L 467 $1
NEW t-room modern house, strictly first-
class nelghlorhood, nice lawn, $20. Inquire
2434 Seward. D t mr
FURNISHED house for rent; all modern
conveniences, live iavenpon bi.
D 797 Al
FOR RENT FIRXISHED ROOMS.
ELEGANT rooms, finest location In the
City, umi lapuoi avi. at jhumo
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam.
tn at
$1 PER WEEK, 421 S. 13th St.. one blook
soutn or court nouse, Jt wi
FURNISHED,
Haruey.
cool . rooms, modern, 1011
bill i AS"
ROOMS, first-class location. 2224 Farnam.
H. AO
NICELY furnished front room for light
housekeeping. &U0 Uougias bt.
E 486 31'
FURNISHED rooms for rent 1S14 Webster.
I E MB44 A2
NICE room, modern, large lawn, close In;
quiet home for any gentleman who de
sires sucn. r s. Bee. E-Mraisr
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
Merrlam, oomfortabl summer home. Tel. 66.
ROOMS and
board, Th
Albany. 1101
Douglas.
F-M45I A24
NICE front room, modern, walking dis
tance, handy to all cars, wis Burt st.
F M471
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport Bt.
F 667 A2i
DESIRABLE south room, with board. 201
N. 18th. jr Obs AT
LARGE, well furnished rooms, single or
ensuite; Doara it aesirea. nuu uooge.
F Mt67 30
THE ROSE. 3020" Harney, large parlors.
single or enouite; also smaller rooms;
rates reasonaDie. r ooa Aug
FOR RENT I'NFl'RNISHED ROOMS.
DESK room soace. 16 tr month: tronnd
noor room in ine Bee ounuing, lacing
Farnam street; no expense for light, bat
or janitor service, n. c. t-eters et o..
rental agents, xee Duuuing. . u us
FOR RENT, unfurnished rooms, single
and ensuite, for light housekeeping. Wlth
nelt bldg., 16th and Harney sts. Be
Janitor. G M676 31
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT The building formerly occu-
Siea Dy ine Bee at m t arnaiu Bt. it
as four stories, ana a basement which
was formerly used aa The Bee press room, i
This will be rented very reaaonaoly. If
Interested apply at one to C. C. Rosa-
water, secretary, room 100, Be building.
l U
FOR RENT Store In flrst-class location:
rent reasonable. Apply it. v peters ai
Co., ground floor. Bee Bldg. 1261
FOR RENT Desk room or large spao
suitaDi lor mercnanuise Droaer or party
aoing Dusiness in wnoiesai aieiricu in-
aulr Hcne Ik Co.. ill Farnam BL
I-M2M
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED Canvassing agents In every
county to solicit suoscripuona to Tills
TW t.NTlitlll ttMUKI t AKMA.lt
Steady employment with assured good In
come. Agents In th country with hors
and buggy especially dealfad. Canvassers
make easily w to $10v per month. Ad
dress, Century Farmer Solicitors'- Bureau,
Bee DUiiaing, umana. UN
SOMETHING NEW I ! Just out Send for
saniuie. combination Boor ivnoo ana Ben.
No cutting or ruining th boor. Put on
ailjr uvui 11, m iiivi.iii.. . . w uaiivim iu
worry aooui. no springs 9 wmu. noia
tr.g to get out of order. Own your own
bell. No landlord to trouble, prlc and
Bell absolutely guaranteed. Send $1.60
for sai.iple. Agents wanted. Wi.tlTl.KN
ELECTRICAL COMPANY. 1212 Farnam
Street, Omaha, Meo.
MEDICOLOGY agents for Iowa field. Hlx-
enbaugh a; Co., 600 War block. J Mill
WANTED TO RENT..
WANTED, I to t-room houaa, good loca-
tiun bv flrat-claaa tenant.
I to ft-roora house, furnished, located In th
West Farnam street district, by the 1st
of Bentember. bv best of Dartlea.
W. FARNAM SMITH CO., 1320 Farnam St
WANTED TO Bl'Y.
WANTED. 1,000 old feather beda. highest
cash prices paid. Address A. B. Mack.
general delivery, Omaha. Mall orders at
tended to, Mlal AI
WANT to buy a large good horse. F 63,
Bee. ri-iTH au
FOH SALE FIRNrrtRB.
CHICAGO Furniture Co.. 1410 Dodge. TeL
2V-. New aud secondhand, bought, sold.
exchanged. o e
DINING room furniture. 8om odd pieces
and kitchen wars tor sal. 2U16 Douglas.
Call mornings. o 7V3
FOR SALE HORSES, WAGONS, ETC.
I TOP CARRIAGES. 4 phaetons, other top
and open buggies. Prelffar, 2620 Ieaven-
wort a. - jt as
REMEMBER Harry Ffoct put tires on
and fixua veniciea, lttA ana Lvenworin.
FOR SALE, driving hors, harn and
buggy. Price reasonable. Call evenings
or address Wm. F. Leaner. 3410 N Ht,
South Omaha, Neb. P-4o3 to
FOR SALE, a few well broken saddle and
work horses. Apply today to Jue Esuue-
val, Buffalo Bills Wild West, Uih and
PauL P j7 81
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
WHITE sawdust: aeaaoe checked oak tim
bers, cheap; hog Iui;, etc. lad Douglas.
VI v4
FOR SALE Phonographa: superior to any
other musical Instrument; $ up. The
Wllimaa Co., 1621 taruam. Q-ra
FOR lALK-MlirELLAHEOll.
NEW and secondhand typewriters. 11! I Far-
ML
4 KM
100 STYLES truseee: catalogue free. Sher-
pin at Mciouneu urug to lain ana
Dodge, Omaha. (J ui
INDIAN good and rcUci.
111 Farnam.
U-Jul
VIM punrture-pf oof tires, I4.M and 17 CO per
pair, umana mcyci to., mn r.a . m
csga a la. U Mill
1DHAND aafa cheap.
Schwarts. U4 S. llth.
VI 3u7
1DHAND aafa cheap.
Pencil, 111 Farnam.
Q 3U
FOR gas fixtures sea Bern 1 Burns.
G 720 AS
U M. E. always hurry. Tel. 780.
Q MSS4
EDISON phonographa. $10, $l and $30;
moulded records, buo each, or IS per doi. ;
new wheels, $11 up, !d hand $5 up. Omaha
tticycie co., itn ana ctiicago ats.
y urn .
FOR. SALE. SOO cattle, consisting of year
lings, x-year-olda, cows and cows ana
For prices and full description addresl
1114 N. 40th St., Omaha. Q 450 $0
FOR SALE Three litters Scotch Collie
pups. H. Brown, 1806 8 St.. South Omaha.
(J RUM SI"'
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant.
1814 Cast at.
S M
MME. GILMER. Omaha's celebrated
paimlat. nan returned to the city after
an extended Journey throughout the
country, and Is now at the present ad
dress, la bo. utB Ht urantta block.
B 1JJ
ATTENTION!. ATTENTION!
MRS. DR. EDWARDS OF CHICAGO.
the greatest clairvoyant, trance medium
ana paimisi oi tne age, guarantees sauniac
tion or no charge tor reading. If there la
anything you want to know, any desire of
your neart unarattnea. consult tnis giiiea
woman, wnoae power nas mysuneu ine
most skCDtlcal. All affairs of life. love.
marriage, business, lawsuits, burled treas
ures, mining, speculation, etc. Many pro
fess the glit of clalrvoyancy and necro
mancy. Few Indeed are so gifted. One
visit to a 'genuine priestess of occultism
will repay you for many disappointments.
Don't miss this opportunity. Your, life
will be made brighter, happier and a path
marKea out mat win ieaa you to success.
ltn SOUTH 17TH ST.. NEAR DODGE ST.
' Letters answered. All business strictly
confidential. ai
ELECTRIC TREATMENT.
MME. SMITH. bathSj 111 N la, 2d floor. R. 1
i"kl Ai"
MME. AMES, vapor baths. 124 N. 15th, R. 7,
A ISO Jk.ii
VERY desirable large south' room, with
board. 201 N. Mth st. 1 Alois xi
PERSONAL.
HAIKDRESSING, manicuring and cblrop-
ouy, tor lauies oniy, in connection wua
The Bathery, ilti-tiu Bee. Bldg. U Ui
PRIVATE UospltaL before and during con
nnement; taui aaoptea. uu urant au
Mrs. Gardeis. Tel. F-lla. U 3U
RUPTURiS permanently cured In 30 to 19
aays; send tor circular. O. tt. Wood, M. D.,
Ml M lor Lite Blag., umana, ntu,
u 14.
VIAVA, woman's way to health. Home
treatment, uooaiei ire. oee mug.;
Omaha. , U U
. . i. w.r.c ' - la
and retail. Collins Piano Co.; 1J2 Doug
las. . : i U-l
CHIROPODY a specialty. In connection
with Th Batnery, rooms sis-iuu. Bee iog.
'ieL ivi. w
SHAMPOOING and hairdresslni,, 26o, In
connection with The Bathery, ue-zai. Be
bunding, lei. las. u wi
DR. B. M. JACKSON, room 4. Prenxer
block, chroma diseases a. specially; con
sultation fre. . .. U 411
TEL. 7S0 for L. M. E. messengers.';
r u JKVSB
ELITE PARLORS, 615 So. 16th St., id floor.
u u( AU
MME. SMITH, baths, 113 N. IB, 3d floor, R 3.
. VI aa-M Air
1'iwu nanasome oaDy ooys lor lonimop.
1S0S California St.
U 466 31
When You Write,
to Advertisers ' v' .
remember It only take a; extra stroke or
two of th pen to mention the fact that
you saw the ad In The Bee.
MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
MONEY to lean on improved Omaha, real
state, oruuitn-tiovt -o., eun a. utn.
w-aa
4H PER CENT on bualness property.
s
per cent on residence property.
Options to pay whole or part any tlme.
jons to
W. B.
W-321
WANTED City loans and warrant. W.
Farnam tsmitn a Co., iuu carnam St.
... w-aai
FARM and city loans, low rat. W. H.
1 nomas, irst jmku Bank 11 lag. leui&ta.
WANTED City and farm loans; also- bonds
and warrants, is. c raters m Co., liul
Farnam uu, b bios. w fJ
LOW RATES. Privat money.
fAINCi lftVl.aTMl3.rlT .COMPANY,
Main Floor Now York Ufa Bldg.
W-M322
I PER CENT loan.
Garvin Bros., 1604
Farnam.
w -aw
PRIVATE Money. F. D. Wead, 1624 Il'JUglaa.
w Ji
1 1100 UPi low rat. Prichard. 1711 farnam,
I VV AliW2
PRIVATE money.
Sherwood. IJ7 N. Y. L.
4H TO i P. C. money.
Bemla, Paxton Blk,
W-321
PRIVATE money to loan on farm land
and city property. Adores e , Bee.
W 303 30
WANTED, a loan of $8,000 on Inside proi
erty, earning $l,uu per annum: will pa
a nr rfinl Interest. Aridreaa IT K7 Rma
W MI74 31
I
CONCERNING th state of affairs of state
I desire to state that In this state and
every otner state
THE STOECKER CIGARS
are the moat legitimate articles on the
mantel. w M Aa
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY
We hare It to loan in amounts from $10. 00
up on lnilture, pianos, warehouse r-
wiyi, Mff eiuva, em. t m aiaw iumi
SALARY LOANS
without mortgage ar lndorser to persona
who have a oerinanent tioalUon.
We give you the full amount of the loan
in caan ana we ao not charge tor making
papers or filing mortage, with us you
have the option of keeping the money for
one month or six, or longer, and you need
not pay for It longer than you keep It
We hope by this advertisement to nave
row. give us a trial ana we expect to r,
sin your patronage by fair treatment
'Its motto of our offle Is "Try to Please,'
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
lit Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 2296.
Outtabllahed 1&2.) V S. llth St.
XIII
SHORT ROUTE TO PAY DAT.
Loans to salaried peopls
UPON THEIR PLAIN NOTE.
No mortgage, ludorser or publicity.
These loans made quickly and quietly.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO..
Room Sut. Third Floor. Paxton Block.
X-7(
Chattel and Salary Loans,
PHOENIX CRKDIT CO..
Buoueasor 10 J. W. Taylo.
TL 746. 133 Paxton Block.
X-Mu30
MONEY loaned oa plain not to salaried
people; Business conndentlau; lowest rates.
614 paxton block. Tb i. A. Button Co.
X-Jol
MONEY loaned oa furniture. 11 y stock.
Jewelry, to salaried people. Foley Loaa
Co, sua. u L-ua Urea, I Barker Block.
t
MONEY TO lOAN "H ATTEL9.
LARGEST PUBTNKPS IN I JOANS TO
BALA-Hlisu iisuyi-B, mercnania. iem
aiers. boarding houses, etc., without se
nirltv AAlat terms: 40 offlMfl In nrln
clpal cities. Tolman. 440 Board of Trad
Bids. A.-eui
LOANS, household furniture, pianos and
all kinds of chattel security; terms in
suit; no publicity; goods remain iu your
Rossrssion. American Loan Co., 3d fiior,
..... V
t'axton oioca. jv n
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, lew-
dry. horses, cows, eto. C. F. Reed,
II 9 IX,
X em
BISINERS CHANCES.
WHOLESALE bakery for sale, good loca
tion and tnod trade: railing neaiin is rea
son for selling; new brick oven. Address
Box 375, Geneva, Neb. I Man
TO GET In or out of business call on Wil
liams, Rocm 411, atcvaguo ouiiaing
A BUSINESS MAN
CAN acquire controlling Interest In a profit
able ana raDiaiv increasma leKiiimitte
manufacturing business. Capital required
I3.6UO to $5,0Uu. This Is Worth Invesligat
Ins. J- H. Johnson. H. J. iai:
Y M524
WHEN you want to buy. sell r exchange
your DUSiness or progeny quiun, j.
U. Johnson. $43 N. Y Life. Y-M340
TO BUY, sell or exchange a busln-ss, call
on C. J. Canan. R. I. 1617 Farnam St
I
; When You Write
to Advertisers
remember it only takes an extra stroke or
two of the pen to mention the faot that
you saw in aa in ine te
BAKERY FOR SALE.
A fine hakrrv. uicefv located, doing a good
paying business, large retail trade. It I
' will pay you to Investigate this. Address
ta 61, Bee.
MAN with 3.000. Interest riven In a splen.
did business proposition. Address F 24.
care Bee. . Y 43 31
FOR SALE, meat market doing $1.WX) a-orth
of business per month; reason for selling,
old age and want to retire. Address Box
03. Council Bluffs, la, Y M622 A2
HARDWARE etock. $3,500 to $4,500.
Ad-
dress W. J. peering, Carroll, la.
Y-M665 A8
GENERAL mdse. stock for sale. Ober
lender Ryan, Coleridge, Neb.j stock
about $7,000: will sell all or half; half
cash, balance on on; year's time; doing
f;ood business In good town In best farm-
ng country In northeastern Nebraaka.
Reason -for selling good.
Y-t2 A5
EQUINE RECORD CO.
Proven best dividend paying Investment of
itoth century; write for particulars. Equina
. necora to., km Broaaway, n. i .
- s Y M800 81
FOR EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE General merchandise. Invoice
12,0y0, for land or-ranch; other stocks;
$10,000 TO $15,000 stock of general merchan
dise to exenange iov iana ana one-inira
cash. Address Aiz,, enicxiey, ieD -
i Moot V
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
THE MARKS BUSINESS COMPANY,
Promoters of industries.
REAL ESTATE AND LOANB.
Business Chances Bought and Sold.
Partners Furnished, bpeclal Atten
tion to the Sale of Furnlshet Houses.
Rooming Houses, Hotels, Cigar and
News Stands. Groceries, Meat Mar
kets. Dry Goods Stores. Millineries
and all clasrea of Business. Capital
secured for Patents. .Stocks of Mer
chandise, eto. '
Advance money to buyters on easy terms.
IX you are looning lur vmitii ur wi,e in
vestments we can help Veu. or should you
wish to Increase your business and want
capital, let us Know. (
urVnleesaU
a-tia ran tea
......... . , ..,.A r. r1
maivio UL'Diisr.fja vw.
438 GOOD BLOCK. DES MOINES,
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE,
SPECIAL OFFER FOR A FEW DAYS OF
PROPERTY. MtAU B1U1L HUHUUU
$1,600 Practically new bouse; good east
Irani lot, no. ai ix.r 01a di., a biockb
south of Crelghtoc CoUeKe. on car line.
tl.ajo 6-room house knd tine lot on paved
street.
$2,0(io For small house and fin lot, south
west corner lain ana umcaxo. his.- - .
$676 .each tor two tin building lots on 22d-
Bt., 1 Diocas norm 01 fiign acnooi.
Paving and all special taxes paid in full
on an tne apove.
GEORGE & COMPANY, 1601 Farnam Bt
. i . titj WD U
l SNAP I Elegant modern t-room brlik
dwelling. Kounts Place, $3,ittt, worth
(i,uuu. Franklin J. GrlQen, 712 N. Y. Life.
RE M627 A2S
BEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK CO. for c-holce
bargains, aoi in. x. jute Btag. xei. 101s.
- ' RE 841
WILLIAMSON ffiafree
. RE-IO
HOUSES and lots In -all part of city; also
acre property and arm tanas. 1 he o. F.
Davis Co. Room ooz, xm ouiiaing.
r . RE-346
A MONTHLY payment bargain In 8-room
hous. M. isatunger. . i-none v
RE-M6SI
nrrmnr n WAI.IJirK. real eatate. mart
tut. rentals, insurance. Brown diock.
.,.'.. RE 348
RANCH and farm lands for sal by
th
Union PHclflo Railroad aompany. B.
McAUester, land commissioner, Union Pa-
cltlo Headquarters, umana, ixeo.
RE-244
WHY PAY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME!
See the industrial Home Company of
.America. Best plan on earth! Office 321
Board of Trade bldg, Omaha. R. M.
Wilde, manager. RE M237 All
140 ACRES! VA mile northwest of Inring-
ton, all under cultivation ana nret-ciass
land. Prlre. 3tZ an acre. If you ar look
ing for a farm don't fall to bit us show
you this. The Byron Reed Co. (Sole
Agents). 212 S. Mth st RE-M420
HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also
lire insurance. Bemi. i-axion diook.
RE 34
WANT to sell quick a t-room cottage at
2117 Grace st; gas, sewer, water, 101
front; barn. $1.3u0. W. H. Gates, 117 N.
Y. Life. 'Phone, 1294. . RE Mow 1
FOR SALE, 30 acres land, near Florence,
$1,800. The O. . Davis to., hk Bee Biag.
RE eot AI
FOR SALE, house with one and one-half
acres land, near street car, u, sou. ine u.
F. Davis Co.. 601 Bee Bldg. KC-7 AI
RANCH $.000 acres deeded; section school
land lease; 600 acres under plow; grass to
cut 600 'tons hay: 8 miles government
range front; 7 Inexhaustible wells; I
pumping outfits: tuo-barre tankage; 12
mllea fence and I corrala; 70 acres planted
timber: house, stable, sheds. Brlce l6.ou0.
T. P. Heston, Bariieii, iseo.
RE 7M-AI
two special Bargains
in alfalfa farms.
820 acres In Dawson county near Overton,
Neb., on main line 1 ; nion racino. Aa-
jolnlnr farm held at 3 per acre, no bet
ter. This farm only 316 per acre, $4,600.
A' bis snap. Will b taken soon.
180 acres In Lincoln county 4 miles north
west of North Platte. A very fine al
falfa farm; M acre now In alfalfa. This
farm properly stocked with hogs will pay
mora net Income than any IU.OuO farm in
Iowa. Prlc only $4,fU0.
Write us for full particulars and we will
send you a coi y of
"ALKALKA FACTS.'
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
"Th At'jlfa Land Men."
Vmaha.
RE M799 I
MANUFACTURING.
F. MELCHIOR. 13th and Harney
chlulat . -
OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. mak a spe
cialty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and
sales, u. Anareeu. 1 rup.. iuz 0. ivtn ou
M
STAMMERING- AID STUTTERING.
CURED.
Julia Vaughn. iM Ramg Bldg.
-473
TYPEWRITERS.
-$20.00
BUYS A LAMBERT
Typewriter.
Fast, efficient, durable. Simplest, easiest
to learn, use ana care tor.
BUILT FOR BUSINESS.
Let us show you.
Bent on approval.
MONROE 4k CO.,
ni North llth St., Omaha.
Mo
LAINDRY.
OMAHA Bteam Laundry; shirts, tet Collars, I
2c; cuffs, 4c, 1754 Leavenworth. TeL A-17S1.
BEST laundry.
Tbo Chicago, 'phono V.
Id 351
OSTEOPATHY.
GID. E. A ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths.
bulte 6i, M. x. a si. ism.
so
DR. A. T. HUNT, 112 McCagu Bldg. TeL
U62.
MRS. GRACE DEEGAN, 63$ Be building.
Tel. 2iS. lit A14
MEDICAL.
DR. PRIES
speclaits
would ca
larilea to hi unsuroa
before ana aurmg connuemeni ana ni
.r Irregularities, no matter
Call or address, wit." stamp.
j-Unaton Block. 16U Dodge.
treatment for
what p, UM. C.
Dr. Pries, Arlington Block, uu vodge,
umict,
LADIES' Chichester's English pennyroyal
Pills are the best; sate; rename, isxe no i
other, send 4c. stamps, for particulars.
Relief for Ladies" in letter oy return
mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester
chemical Co.. Fhliadeipnia, ra.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN 8 ANT' 8 school. 717 N. Y. Life.
BOTLES colles;a, court reporter principal,
N Y Lite. M
'
NEB. Business Shorthand Collg. Boyd's
Theater.
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
STILLMAN A PRICE, 23 U. 8. N l Bg. Bid.
NEB. Collection Co., 308 N. Y. Life Bldg.
i Air
JUNtC
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
WATERS PRINTING COMPANY,
Tel-
phone 2190. ell.MouiA inirieenia street.
GARBAGE. .
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., clean
cesspools and vaults, removes garoag anu
aeau animaia 11 rauueeu pnuea. iu n. 1.
Tel. lii.
as
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Ixian Office, reliable, accommodate
nig; ail Dusinea confidential, uui jjougias.
TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE.
'Phon. 1717. 6088. llth.
MMH
L. M. E. haul trunks. TeL 780. M86t
STORAGE.
OM. Van 8 tor Co.. 1611 Farn. Tola. U6t-863.
. .
PATENTS.
PATENTS 8ue ft Co., Be Bldg., Omahaj
no lee unless successful; auvic ire.
Ml Sept 111
FLORIST.
L. HENDERSON, 161t Farnam. TeL 1263.
Sena tor price list, cut nowers ana plants.
JUdCS
BIESSENGEHS. '
QUICK meaaena-er aervlo. Tel. 1017.
-aiW AUgAl
AUTOMOBILES.
ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES.
Derlghta,
lilt Farnam atreet
BALE TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bale Tl Co.. 2U North llth.
NICKEL PLATING.
I OMaHA Plating Co.. Bo Bldg. TeL 2636.
1 ' miw
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
GRAND Elactrlo Co., II Jackson. Tel. 1341.
PLUMB IN.
W. DUDGEON. 1910 Farnam. Tel. 116.
77 AI
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds ot carpenter work and repair-
ing promptly auenoea to. J. 1. ucmitree,
3uth aud Lak streets. -470
ICE CREAM SODA. ,.
SARATOGA Ice cream soda, on prlc.
6c; on quality, th best 8. W. cor. 24th
Ames ave. 211 All
FUR DRESSING.
O. R. GILBERT CO.. tanners, 1424 8. 13th.
si
LAWN MOWERS.
Sharpened, repaired. L L Wks., 1401 Howard.
When You Write
to Advertisers
two of tn pen 10 mention in tact taai
you w tn aa in in Bee. .
GOVERNMENT NOTICEI.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATE
rials, plumbing and electrical supplies,
hardware, etc. U. 8. Indian School, Genoa,
Neb., July 23, lo2. Healed proposals en
dorsed "Proposals for Building Materials,
etc.," and audr, ed to the undersigned at
Genoa, Neb., will Do received at the Indian
School until two o ciocg p. m. 01 August
13, lA. for furnishing and delivering at
tha a. hool. as reuulred during the (Weal
year ending June so, iui, a quant ty 01
fiimher. tin roortns. builders' hardware.
millwork, paints, lime, sand, cement, slate,
a buller and radiation, pipe and fittings.
pipe coverings, electrical supplies, piumo-
iipe coverings, electrical supplies, piumo
ng, etc., etc., a full Uat and specifications
being obtainable at the. school. Bidders
being ootainaoie ai ine. acuoou uiaaera
.ill nleaae stale fcDeclftcally the proooaed
price 01 eacn inti w um vucnu """"
contract; . all srticles so offered will be
reserved to t eject any and all bids or any
IV tti iiPiiLiivM, a iiv 'buv
fart of any bia 11 deemed .or tne nest in
areata of the service. Each bid must be
accompanied by a certified check or draft
upon some United States depository or
solvent national bank, made payable to the
order of the commissioner of Indian affairs.
for st least nve per cent 01 tne amount
of the proposal, which check or draft
hall ba forfeited to th United Slate
-. a bidder recelvln an award ahall fall
to execute promptly a satisfactory contract
la accordance wiiu uis uiu, umcrwwi w
eOYERNMENT NOT1CR.
returned to the bidder. Rids accompanied
by cash In lieu of certified cheek will not
b considered. For further Information
apply to W. JL Wlnslow, Superintendent.
4-u-a-js-i-m
FORT R1LKY, KANBAP, JULY M, 1901
Sesled proposals. In triplicate, will be r
eel red at this office until 11 o'clock a. m.,
August 25. 12, and then opened, for the
construction of the following buildings. In
cluding plumbing, beating and electric
wiring, where same Is specified, and for
ovens and b -end-making machinery In
plare In bakery, Construction of on
double Cavalry Barracks, one Artillery
Barracks, one Oun She, on Artillery
Btable. one Cavalry Stable, three Field
Officers Quarters, two Double Line Officers'
Quarters, two Double N. C. Staff Quarters
and one Bakery at Fort Riley, Kansas.
nil instructions to Didders ana Dianx
forms of nroDosal will be furnished uoon
application to this office. Plans and specifi
cations may be seen here, also in omcee
r vepot Quartermasters at Chicago, in.,
t. Louis, Mo., and Omaha. Neb. United
States reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all bids or any part thereof.
Envelopea to be endorsed ''Proposals for
Publlo Buildings," and addressed. "CAP
TAIN O. O. CRESS, Constructing Quarter-
master.
j -i-a-4-t-A--24-m
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern Notice Is here
by given that the Board of Commissioners
1 or rock county, neDraska win. on tne
18th day of August, 1902, and until noon of
that day, receive bids at Basset t, Nebraska,
for the construction of a bridge crossing
th Nlobra.a river at a point on or near
the half-section line dividing section l
north and south, in township 32. range i.
which bridge shall be of the following gen
eral character:
Of sufficient length to snan said river
from bank to bank. Including island, and
about too feet; pile and stringer, under
truss, wooa bridge; white oak piling,
feet, 11 Inches at butt and driven at least
tlon. and bents br piles under same pro
tected by two-Inch white oak plank: strln-
J Oregon fir. 4x13 Inches laid II Inches
fow ,fn,lri ";.,oot ,dw"r,
w one-half-lnch white oak plank!
, m m rm n nt In.. t K - n n n In.. n ( o n. r
4 truss rods to each span; railing I feet
high, substantial, nard pine, caps on piles
f . r . V, 1 1
atertai to be nrat-claaa of kind named.
Plans and specifications In county clerk's
office.
All bids must be accompanied by plana
and specifications, and also bond as re
quired by law, and no bid will ba considered
unless accompanied by bond.
Kixnt reserves to reject any or an bids.
By order of the Board of Commissioners
or Rock county. Dated July I, law,
Q. A. HILLBURU, Couutr Clerk,
July lSdJUt M
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OB"
MASONRY WATER DAM FOR CHEY
ENNE, (WTO.) WATERWORKS. Office
of the City Clerk. Cheyenne, Wye., July 21
102. Healed proposals will M received by
the city clerk of Cheyenne, Wyo., at hii
office in said city until noon of Thursday.
August 21, 1902, tor the construction of a
masonry dam on in Middle Fork of crow
Creek.
Plans and specifications for tne proposed
work may be seen at the offices of the rlty
clerk or the city engineer, and blank forms
01 proposals win oe xurnisnea Dy tne city
clerk.
Each bid must be enclosed In a sealed
envelope, and nust be' accompanied by a
certified check for $1,000.00 as a guarantee
that the successful bidder will enter Into a
contract.
Bidders must furnish satisfactory evi
dence of their ability, to do tb class of
work required.
Bids win be opened at a special meeting
of the city council of uaid city of Chey
enne, Wyo., to be held on Thursday, August
1, inu, ai s o cioc p. m.
j. l. uuniui, Mayor.
S. A. AERT, City l ier. JyHbUUin
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I UNION STATION 10TH AND MARCY.
Cble, Rack Island V Paetflo.
Leave. Arrive
EAST
Chicago Daylight Ltm-
Ited a 6:00 am a 1:48 am
Chicago Daylight a 7:00 am a 36 pnt
Chicago Express bll:io am a 6:06 pm
I Chicago Fast Express! 1:06 pm a L26 pm
Pes Moines Local a 6:au pm bll:60 am
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ited .......a 1:60 am 4:65 am
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..a 1:40 am a 7:30 pm
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Btromsburg .x. ....... .h 4:08 pm bll:60 pm
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Wsbask,
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St. Louis "Cadnon Ball"
Express a : pm a 1:30 am
St. Louis Local, council
Bluffs ...r a :l am alO:80 pro
Chlea: A Northwstra.
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Fast Chicago a 3 40 am a 7:00 am
Mall a 8:00 pm a 8:30 am
Local Sioux City a :lu am 3:60 pm
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Dm
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.a 7:4o pm a 1:10 am
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a 3:40 pm
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Local b'ojx iiiy .,
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Chicago Express
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Express.... o im am dio:so pm
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St. Louis Express a 10 00 am a f :28 pm
K. C. 8k u kJX ..aiu:aO pm a s:ia am
CaUea, Hliwsskes St. rial.
Chicago Limitad 1:00 pm a $:05 am
Chicago ax Omaha Ex..b 7:40 am b 1:40
pm
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Lincoln .....a aw uii:ce an
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Dnver Limited a 4.26 pm a 1:45 m
Bljk Hills and Puget
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Flyer pm
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S ort Crook and Plntta-
mmith ...h 1:20 em b 11:03 am
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Belle vue at raciao 401. .a : am
Kaasa City, St. Jsissk 4c Caaaall
Blaffe-
Kansas City Day Ex.. ..a l am a l pm
m Loula Fiver a 6:10 bin all: 16 am
Kansas City Night Ex..auus pm a 1:16 am
nailv. b Dally axaeot Sunday1, a Sun'
day only, d Dany except Saturday. Dally
xcept Monaay.
Chlcaac, Barllagtoa 4t (tlay.
Leave. Arriv.
IV-mcago rywiai ,.,,.i,.. z S"1
Chicago VeeHbiiUd Ex. 4:00 pin a 7:10 am
Chicago Local ., a t. to am all:0t pm
Chicago Bpeclal t oo am a 4: pm
1 . main '1"
1 iiiuaau uuu.u .
.a 8:u6 pm a 7:30 am
Fast Mall
3:40 .pta
WEBSTER DEPOT 1 OTH at WEBSTER
Frtaisst.
Elkfcara
MlHsarl
Valley.
Leav. Arrive.
Rtark Hills. DeadwooeL
Hot Springs a 1:03 pm a 1:00 pm
Wyoming. Caspsr SJ
uougia a lav r 'w P
Hastings. York, Davi4
I City. BUDerior, Geaeva,
Exeter and Seward. ... $:0 pm b tt pm
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Fremont h t M am blO M a
Fremont Local e I M am
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Mlsseart PaelS.
Nebraska Local. Via
Weeping water .
b 4:1 pm al0: am
Kills Soa as Himself.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. July 20. Whll In
t ct limnnmrv lnaanltv. aa a reajlt ttt
In I sever attack of pneumonia, D. P. Dy,
I formerly a barber, today shot and fatally
I wounded his 11-year-old Sun Carroll and
oe 1 men cwonuueo suicius.
SHRUBBERY AROUND PARRS
IuKiiiioi is to Shut 0nt Viiw of In
rounding; Hon.su.
LANDSCAPE ARTIST ON THE SUBJEC
Mr. MeCrea )f Chicago Give th
Omaha Beard at Park Caataala
lar Soaa Tip a
xjaaatsoapa Avt.
Mm. A. B. MoCrea, formerly landioap
architect of Lincoln park, Chicago, broke
th usual monotony ot th monthly park
board meetings Wednesday afternoon by
giving an impromptu talk on "Park and
How to Mak Them," and several kindred
subjects. Th talk mi go Informal that
Mrs. McCre d silvered It sitting, and th.
commissioners did not hesitate to Interrupt
her at frequent Intervals with question.
"Do yon believe, Mrs. McCrea, that shrub
bery ahould bo torn away from around the
margin of a park In order that persons In
th park nay look out and see the beauti
ful residence!, or to that people In th
residences may look Into th park!" asked
Mr. Llnlnger.
This question wag "loaded," though Mrs.
McCrea didn't know It Just bofor aha
oame there had been spirited dlscutsslon
between Mr. Gonden asd the other mem
bers of the board on this subject. Mr. Gon
den holding that this should bo don at
Hanscom park, though ho waa alone In th
position.
"No, indeed, I do not!" answered Mr.
McCrea. "One ot th first thing! I did
after taking ohirge at Lincoln park, Chi
cago, was to have shrubbery placed s a :
to shut out Clark street, and'' - 1
Ther wa a hearty laogh at Mr. Oon
den'i expense.
"It's well enough to open a vlstn oc
casionally," she resumed, "but ther should
bo that element ot Isolation that Is th
soul of n park. People go to the park to
get away from the houses. I would say
don't consider the Individual who llv
round the park; If you do they will control
tt, and th first thing you know you'll
have no park. W have an example ot
that at Milwaukee. There a lot of wealthy"
"How about the shrubbery tnald th
parkT" asked Mr. Llnlnger. "Would you
clear that awayT 1
"No, I wouldn't 1 they'll hunt out those
place anyway to spoon In, and you might
ai well make the place artlstlo. But
there's one thing I would do I'd clear t
those conglomerations of colon In flowers,
It' til well enough to have an old-fashioned
flower garden, but It should be by Itself,
Where you have all those flaming flower
bedi at Hanscom there should be only
goldenglow and evergreens."
Mrs. McCrea, who Is a guest at tbo homo
of D. V. Sholes, Is now landscape archi
tect for several railroad companies, In
cluding the Milwaukee, Burlington, Rock
Island, Duluth ft South Shore nd others.
She has submitted a plan to the Burling
ton for the embellishment of It grounds
In the vicinity of Its station In Omaha.
Seasonable Fashions.
4191 ''lain Shirt waist,
92 tO 41 butt
Woman's Plain Shirt Waist With V
Shaped Neck 4191, to ba .'lade With Elbow
or Long Sleeves Simn j waists 'with
lightly open necks and ' ping pong" collars
are In great demand and mucn liked tor the
hours of sport and of work. The freedom
at tha throat Is a welcome relief and Iocs
away with th annoyance of tb high - '.ock,
while there Is not the least sens .( neg
lige. Th very pretty waist shown Is mad
with elbow aleeves and Is peculiarly well
adapted to handling tb racquet and tM
golf sticks, but can t mads .with tleovet
to th wrists when desired. The original
Is made of lightweight waist cloth or alba
trots in blue and white, stitched with
silk, but all walstlng materials, silk,
flannel, linen and cotton, ar appropriate,
The waist is simply cut with fronts and
back only and Is fitted by means of shoulder
and underarm aeams. Tho back is gathered
at th waist line, where It Is stsyed w,th n
band, but the frsnti can bo ' gathered or
left fres to bo adjusted to th figure as pro
ferred. The closing Is In thlrt waist style
and Is effected by means of buttons' and
buttonholes worked In tbo box plait. Tbo
sleeves art one-seamed and can bo finished
at tbo elbows with roll-over flare cuffs, or
tt tb wrists with narrow cuffs buttoned
over Into place. Tha neck Is cut away t
form a V and la finished with n roll over
collar seamed to the edge.
To cut this waist in tbo medium size 1V1
yards of material 27 inches wld'. 24 yards
22 Inches wtdo or t yards 44 Inches will be
required.
Tb pattern 4191 Is cut in sizes for a 32,
24, 86, 28, 40 sad 42-inch bust measure.
For th accommodation of Th Bee read
srs, these patterns, which usually retail tt
frem 26 to 60 cents, will be furnished at
nominal price, 10 cents, which covert all
sxpenss. In order to get a pattern n-
elos It cants, give number and . nam of
pattsra wasted and bust measura.
Call up I
238 I
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Bco Advertising Man
will call on you
to get a Want Ad or
a Half Page.
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Aug. 0.
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Siaeaaer
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Nease, First National BaaA. Omaha.
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