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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1904.
rOR SALK MISCELLANEOUS,
The W. B. Blratton Co.. Bloux City, la.
BANKRUPT PIANO STOCK.
Jtnught from the rer-elver at our own price.
MOW ON BALE AT 1313 FARNAM ST.,
OMAHA.
The climax of unmatchable piano and or
gan vslue-givlrr
UPRIGHTS. .
Won Hchuhrrts
linn Kw York Maku J21
4 rhlrkerlriB 1K
i75 Horace Wat era M
2V ftlnn-tua Bona 92
4.0 Hradhirys 210
SWi Crowna 218
1:1 Mnrtlna 1M
rwi (iramon 1!H
DTI) HtfRiT 245
Melsler V
4r Jewetts 210
too paus W
4:0 Kmersnn 2-3
too Wfdfinin JS4
400 Kmrrfton 130
PARLOR 8TYLKS NEW AND USED
ORGANS.
A hunch of eight organs, choir 1 6
Kstey FREH
Kimball
Western Pottage
Newman Bros
Klmboll
ttr-hnllt
Burdettte
M i Hon A Hamlin
Crown
Perry, t ortavea
Pi Hi h re Pinnoa, 35. 38 to...
James Hnlatrom
Haines Bros.. $23 and
Hallet St Davis
Yobs & Sons
..315
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...318
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SchmolIer& Mueller,
THE LARGEST PIANO HOUSE IN THE
WEST.
1313 FARNAM ST., OMAHA.
2D HAND SEWING MACHINES
New Home sewing machine, drop head.20.00
hlnger B. M., drop head .
Wlicox Gibbs, drop head, from 330
to . 45.00
White, drop head
Ptandard, arop head 2o.00
Hlnger Bnoemaker machine . 30.00
Tailoring machines, Blnger and
Wheeler Wilson, from $io to 35.00
These machines are all modern, complete
with attachments and guaranteed.
Hox top machines, all makes, from
$6 to 10
We repair and sell parts for any machine
manufactured. We rent machines, 75o per
week; 32 per month.
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.,
'Phone 1863. Cor. fifteenth and Harney.
Q 4W 24
STOCK YARDS SADDLERY CO.,
J. Q. Illessing, prop., wholesale and retail
manufacturer of and dealer in harness
and aaddles; whips a specialty; every
thing hand made; quality considered, the
cheapest harness shop on earth. 331 N,
2alh St., So. Omaha. Union shop.
Q-M411
FOR SALE, several scholarships In a first
class standard school In Omaha, compris
ing complete course In ou-liieas, short,
hand and typew.itlng. Inquire at Be
office. . W-8U
FOR SALE-Timekeeping clock for em
ployes; standard make, good as new; also
clock for watchmen; latter will reduce
Insurance rate. Machinery, Box 62X, C'hl
tagot Vi 410 24 x
SECOND-HAND billiard and pool tablea:
1'llilard tablite repaired; a large atock of
Cheap bar flxtuiea, ckar oounters, etc.
The Brunswick-Balks Collender Co., 47-
B. 10th BU Q-lw
INDIAN goods and relics. U19 Farnam. ,
y 897
ID-HAND safe cheap. Darlght, U19 Farnam.
Q liJ
CHEAPEST OAK BLAT CORN CRIB
H1NU. Long fir Umbers. ul Douglas.
Vfr-104
FOR SALE Empty Ink barrels. Apply at
Bee press room. vi 438
MANTLES, gas fixtures. Incandescent sup
piles, low prices Frauxen, 608 N. 16th sU
916 J 28
100 KINDS of Mineral Water. Sherman A
McConneli Drug Co.. Omaha. J Ml&l
KIMBALL PIANoTslightlyTedTbig bar
galn. Call or write Hoooi 7, iiee B.dg.
HARD coal stoves, 36 up; furniture cheap.
Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge.
Q-403
FOR SALE cheap, almost new box front
sealskin jacket. Aulabaugh the Furrier,
6uti Karbach block. Q-781
FOR SALE Second-hand 2-cyllnder Toledo
touring car; a bargain If syld before
February 6. 414 8. 12th St. Q Mlo8
FRESH EOOS If you want them and live
southwest, address Brookllne Poultry
aros, etation a. umana Rural Delivery
Q M223 24x
BODA WATER Days larre nroflta. Foun
tains from 3uS up, on easy monthly pay
ments; llttH cash required. Catalogue of
great bargains free. Do not delay or you
may be too late. Soda water tanks re
paired. Robt. M. Oreen it Sons, phlla-
uuipnia, x a.
FOR BALE,. Hawkins' Strain Barred Ply
mouth Rock cockerels. 4340 Erskine at.
Q-369 24x
MONUMENTS snd tombstones at less than
cost for the next wrek; leaving the city
r eo. isl nzv . 1tn St. (4 284 ?4x
FOR EXCHANGE.
AV1LL trade beautiful piano for horse.
Schmoller eV Mueller, 1313 Farnam St.
z-m
FOR EXCHANGE, fine piano for a new or
; used typewriU.. Schmoller A Mueller,
Mis g ariiam street, ieiepnone
2-M589
FOR SALE or trade, for a good pool table
, a xiraina munio macnine, managony wood
work, is different pieces of music. Ad-
urese o a. oee. 2 M213 Zbx
WANTWn TA trail, 9nw m A . 11 1
v of gents' furnishing goods; Invoice about
eo.wv.vu. Aauress a 4, Bee.
Z-MS42 25x
TO EXCHANGE Merchandise, farms,
lands, hotels, flouring mills,' ranches.
, cuatneas and reelden.ee properties. Over
.uw pruperties lor exchange. Bend us
iuii aescription or what you have. We
i.-in niatcii aimnet any aeai.
ROBERT MATHER. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Zr&b 24
, Be our display advertisement Page IS.
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO.
First floor, U. B. Nat l Bank Bldg.
Z-3K4 24
I HAVE PARTY with four good farms In
South Dakota, which he wanta to trade
' for home In Omaha. What have you to
' offerT C. M. Cooley, 1018 New York Life.
Z 486 24
WANTED TO KCY.
Bee our display advertisement Pag 18.
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO.
First flour, U. 8. Nat'l Bank Bldg.
N363 24
jjuiN r give your rurniture and carpels
away. J. Levins pays ths highest cash
price, let. Hi. tiuU
RrtnlQ bought, sold. Antique Book Con
UWrvS t,rU( -Hi Karbach blk. Tel. aija
N-t
HIGH prloes for Jd-hand furniture. Tel. ZOJO.
.Bcat furniture t.o. ft M3W
BEST PRICM for used stoves, furniture.
enterprise t urn. wo., a. Mth. ri'el.224l
IN sis Mai 4
W A NTB1 100 cars of bones: will na
koou cuail iricw; write me. a. M. 1
14U Indiana Ave., Kansas Pity. Mo.
N M243
FMx
I HAVE buyers for 6 and S-roorn cottages.
t'roperry owners un at one. K. H. land
eryou. 443 Hoard ol Trade. Tel 2161.
N-M420 2S
LOST.
LOST August last, a cameo pin, head of
Mercury and a flower cluster pin with
diamond and ruby setting. Reward if
, returnetl to 33 Continental bldg., or tele
phone S03a Lost M21 :
126 REWARD for recovery of horse snd
bUKg7 StUiru , 1 1 u. j vn iiuiev,
1 ouu lbs., 7 years old; rubber-tired top
buKtfV. black trimmed, Troy make. Har
ney St Stables, Omaha. Lost 133 26x
IjOST two black ttch collies, male and
famil. Finder will please return to 116
PERSON ALB.
SUN TYPEWRITER
Does the Work of a
HUNDRED DOLLAR MACHINE.
Costs Only 40.00
VlblBLtt HiriNO.
McGEATH STATIONERY CO.
Western Agents.
Idua amain sk
U 447 24
ABSOLUTELY FREE. Would you achieve
business ana social success; in, prove yuur
minus, grailly your ambitions; cure ds
eases ana bau liaoita, and wield a won
aertul puwer and inuuence over others
it so, write lor our tree book on peisonaJ
magnetism, nypnottsm, magnetic neabng,
etc. i n, most wundenui booa of the cen
tury, ail secrets lalu bare, kou can learn
at iiome. buccess guaranteed. Adores,
American College of oclences, Dept. A. U.,
Rochester, N. . U 3 Ms.
YOUR life reading; many typewritten
pages concerning ouslness, love, htalth,
etc, Free. tend date of birth, sex. Ad
dress Astropainie Institute, Auoltonum
mag., Chioaso, Heaaon your recommen
dauon wanted. U ai 34X
LA BOOK, ladies'
block.
tailoring, ftU Karbach
U M
Regent
Baths and Halrdresslng
Parlors, 2ue Ramge Building,
TeL )?. Ladies only.
U 363
WILL the tall blonde who wore the whits
hat and squirrel furs that noticed the
roung man with tne diamond ring on
ianacora park car Friday evening aoout
:30 address O 71. Beef U aW 24x
PAPA Hurry home. Mamma wants you to
get me a pair of Huteson's "Patent Blip
ixot" Rimless Eyeglasses. They're just too
swell. Can t snake off. 313 B. 16th. CallUo.
ANY poor girl In need of a friend can call
ur write 10 me matron oi id, dmvmvm
Army Home tor Women, 3824 N. 24th su,
Oman a, JXeb. UiibM ilaylz
VERY wealthy and attractive American
lauy wants ftonest and industrious nus-
band. Address Lowe, iriU Clinton si., wni-
cago. M 3WS MX
Stammering cured. J. Vaughn, Ramge Bid.
U1U
UL1TE parlors, tit B. lttn, 3d floor.
TEL, J2C5; that's the Qate City Steam Dye-
mi; ana cleaning works, bis o. hub
jM.nl
FOR the sake of the neighbors and the
eood of tne piano, will the lady wno uvea
at ifeu xatiiiuti streei get her piaiio
tuneu. Sciimuiiei' & Muelle'. 13is Katnajn
St., tune pianos. V MttV at
MARRIAGE DIRECTORY free to all; pay
wnen married; new plan; send no money.
For bailicuiara address 1. A. hormn.
Dept. iW, leKonaha, Mich. U Ml 34x
SISTERS IN DESPAIR-Speedy relief; ab-
siiormai suppression, any cause. Write lor
remedy, bale, sure. Dr. Martha Walker
Co., 13 Slate, Chicago, U 2tt3 ut
HELLO, ANNIE! This Is Joe. Will work
late; meet me at Colombia rnonugrapu
Co., lbZl Farnam, at 7:o; woil hear tne
free concert and buy some X. P. boo rec
ords lor 26o, especially adopted to, the
Ediaon Phonograph. They manufacture
everything in in talking maonine line.
C 1U3 FiS .
LOUIS NYLAND. or anyone knowing his
auoresa, write Vlo Berg, Helper, man.
' U 323 MX
MEET me at Meyer-Dillon's the "yellow
corner lor quality ivtn ana re rnaiu.
U M9i- F-13
VIAVI" way to health.
346 Be building,
U 143
Omaha.
JACK Come early tonight; want you to
go to tne bloecker cigar co. witn me;
papa's birthday, mamma wants to pre
seut him a box 01 btoecker's Monogram
be cigar. MARlU.
U ia F18
M A fL M CT I treatment & bat!
baths. Mm.
iTIAwllL i 3 Bmith, U8 N. 16. 2 fir. 11 2.
U M944 Fax
WHAT'S nicer than akcordlon pleating?
we uo nothing but the nneat uoiuman
Pleating Co., 2u0 Douglas block. U 149
WATER'S PRINTING CO., 1213 Douglas
aat 1 T Wal
6AVE MONEY By buying from the manu-
laciurera. murkier envelope Co., umana.
U-690 F12x
ARCHIBALD Must have your picture be-
iore you leave, jjon t tall to meet me at
Proctor's, 818 8. 16th, Sunday afternoon.
We can get 16 beautiful cabinet photos
for 33.00. Eloise. U 161
MASSAGE and manicure; bald heads
treated. 212 No. 17th at. Mme. ZaDore.
U M201 24X
SUPERFLUOUS hair, warts and moles
permanently removed by electricity; con
sultation free and confidential; all work
guaranteed. Miss Allender, 423 N. I. I.
U-286 24X
WANTED, hand sewing at home; hem
stitching a specialty, tenerltre lace, in-
ianis garments. Address a 43, nee.
U 409 24
MEDICAL.
DR. PRIES, German graduate, renowned
tor nis skin and experience in confine'
ments: cures sterility, long standing: dls.
eases of uterus and ovaries, cures painful,
profuse, retarded or suppressed menstru
ation, from any cause, recent or of long
standing. Ladles who have suffered fur
years, hopeless and dejected, can be cured
without operation or the hosnital. If a
personal Interview Is impossible state your
case tuny, uiciuse stamp ana answer ana
advice will promptly be given. Address
R. F. Pries, M. D., Ial3 Dodge St. Omaha,
nail.
Piles Cured
WIVHOUT PAIN
Br W. C. Maxwell, it. n..
Graduate, of Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
lege or new lark oitv.
124-3 Bee building, Omaha, Neb. Tel. 1431
c-nvais) rtecepuon itoom lor Ldiea.
LADIES: Chichester's English Pennvroval
an in dbsl, Dixie, rauaois. i t no
other. Send 4c. stamps, for particulars.
"Relief for Ladies," In letter, by return
mall. Ask your druggist Chichester
Chemical Co.. Philadelphia, ,Pa.
HOMOEOPATHIC medicines, wholesale and
uui. Buuiuiii oc aicvonnM urug uo.,
Omaha. M1M.
COLONCO CURES CATARRH.
I-.M3M
PR. W. HUTCHINSON. speclalUt of
women and children; 30 years' practice.
Office, 32ue Cuming. Residence telephone,
F-2I90; orflce. B-2&3&,
PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladles before and
curing coounenient i-r. and Mrs. Oeriscb,
tdJe Califurnia at Terms reasonable.
-143
LADIES When In need send for free trial
of our never failing remedy. Relief sure
and quicK. 3? aria chemical Co., Milwau
kee. Wis,
GET your medicines at CONTE new
arug store in WbST FARNAM DlsV
TKiCT. JUST AND FARNAM bTS.
Mi Fit
DR. PRIES treats successfully all diseases
and irregularities of women trout any
cause; experienced and reliable. 1613
Dodge st, Arlington block, Omaiia.
144
PRIVATE hospital during confinement;
babtea adopted. Mrs. Oardsls, 2234 Lake.
Tat. Ued-1&4. iii
PRIVATE homf during confinement; babies
adopted. The Good bamarliau Sanitarium.
72a iol ave.. Council Bluffs, la. bM
PRIVATE hospital before and during con
finement Mrs. L. FUher, 2516 b. 11th.
Tel. liiS. .447
MAGNET PILE KILLER. IT CURES. A'l
diunlta, $1
OSTEOPATHY.
Johnson Institute. 616 N. Y. Life Bid. T. 1M
4U
Ths Hunt Infirmary, McCagu bldg. T. il
tTl. ORACS DEE IAN. 332 N. Y. Life. Tel.
Fayette Cole. Osteopath. 603 Paxtoa block.
141
LAID LAIRD 203 Karbach bit
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED "The Great Chiciuro
Theater Disaster," the complete story and
only book on this appalling calamity; the
horror of the age; 6m dead; fall list given
In book; memorial volume; thrl'ling stor
ies of th wurvlvors, heroio rescue, mar
velous escapes: the lesnon to the nation
and the world; our great descriptive
writer has embraced the full authentic
details In a book of absorbing lntrert
and great historical value; 4o0 ptMrcs,
graphically illustrated; price, 31.60; suc
cess of agents amaalng; nothing like It
ever known; send 10 rents In stamps for
pontage on our big outfit full of pictures
and specially prepared for heading oft
competition; be quick; extra big terms;
books on credit; freJuht paid; don't mlas
it. C. W. Stanton Co., 322 Dearborn at,,
Chicago, lit J KH 24x
WANTED Canvassing agents In eyery
county to solicit subscriptions to TUB
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER.
Steady employment with assured good In
come. Agents In the country with horse
and buggy especially desired. Canvassers
make easily 360 to 3100 per month. Ad
dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau,
Be building. Omaha. J 213
WANTED A good canvasser for a Cath
olic newspaper. Apply to "The True
Voice," 606 Be bldg. J M578
SOLICITORS WANTED. 103 N.
15th s.
J-M140
WE PAY 332 A WEEK to men with rigs
to introduce poultry compound; years
contract. Imperial Mfg. Co., Dept. 64,
Parsons, Kan. J
AGENTS WANTED Sell our 31 bottle of
saraaparllla for 86 cents: beat seller; 200
per cent profit Write today for terms
and territory. F. R. Greene, 69 Dearborn
St., Chicago. J
AOENTB 6 agents In every town make big
money; good seller, something entirely
new; samples free. Wolff, 62 Fulton at..
New York. J 331 24x-
AGENTS In every town to sell lace cur
tains, rugs and carpets, by aamp'.e or cat
alogue; big profits. Cincinnati Lace Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. J-328 24x
AGENTS wanted for line of water color
paintings at prices never before known;
we gusrantee profit of 100 on one assort
ment first day; sell to dealers or consum
ers; agents make 35 to 310 per day; very
light sample case; high-grade occupation
for men or women; full Instructions given;
No previous experience necessary; send
60c for sample, or assortment of twelve
sent C. O. D. with privilege of inspection
for six dollars; money back any time on
unsalable goods. Puritan Art Co., Puritan
BIdg.. Detroit, Mich. , J-327 24x
AGENTS make big; money selling new au
tomatic burglar alarm for doors, windows;
retails 50c; send 26c for outfit Ramona
Co., 6010 Metropolitan Bldg., New York.
J 325 24x
WANTED Manager In every city, county
to handle best-paying business known; le
gitimate, new, exclusive control. Thoenlx
Co.. 15 W. 28th at, N. Y. J-324 21x
AGENTS For new wholesale and retail
supply house; pictures Diamond Dick and
frfce list free; enclose stamp for par
Iculars. Diamond Dick Manufacturing
company, 1843 O street, Lincoln, Neb.
J 309 24 X
WE start you selling d'amonda; don't fall
gelling our uueiai uiin , uonj rui..
Carbon Diamond Co., Syracuse, N. Y.
Mention aper. J 307 2lx
AGENTS wanted everywhere to sell our
Haiel Balm Soap and Specialties; new
plan; large profits: no capital required;
sample and plan free. Haiel Mfg. Co.,
811 Benolat b.fdg., St Louis, Mo.
J 305 24
WANTED Agents everywhere
either sex.
to sell the latest puxxle; hot seller; 100
rer cent profit; enclose Ic stamps for
sample and terms. Smith & Slayton, 71
Hampshire St., Buffalo, N. Y.
' J-335 24x
AGENTS WANTED for best selling 10c
household article on earth; Wg profits;
no competition: goods sell on sight; 310.00
day easy. March Manufacturing Co.,
Water bury. Conn. J 334 24x
OUR plan for starting beginners In profit
able mai:-oraer nusineew is very succero
ful; some we started three months ago re
ceive 100 letters dally and are making big
money; you can do as well; our new cata
logue. Just published. Is the best out; It's
a sura money brlnger: complete plan for
sa.mp. Central Supply Co., Kansas City,
Mo. J
OUR pocket outfit starts you selling nat
ural diamonds: oery expens; (imp every
thing: write for outfit. Chapman-Tower
Co.. Oneida, N. Y. J-344 24
OUR men make 33 to $10 a day flttlnpr
glasses. Our 24-page free eye book tells
all about It. Write Jackson Optical Col
lege, College; Place, Jackson, Mich.
i J 276 24x
LADY AGENTS Something entirely new
hit nil nalnted celluloid shirtwaist sets
sell on sight; good commission; sample
outfit only 60 cents. G. Partridge, 43 Ash
land Boulevard, Chicago, ill.
' J-0 24 X
GENERAL agents for an excellent house
hold article. Big money for the right
person. International Novelty Co., 1385
Broadway. New York. J 297 24x
wiNTFn an rent In everr county In
every stste. Write H. W. Truax. 28
Davles Bldg , Dayton. O. J 296 24x
AGENTS make $25 weekly selling TRI
NOLA greatest stain-removing hand
soap; also toilet snaps. Exclusive terrl
tory. Davis Soap Co., Chicago.
J 237 24x
WANTED, agents In Iowa: $75 weekly and
expenses easily made writing Health and
Accident insurance; experience unnecea
eary. Royal Fraternal Union, St. lunula.
Alo. j ax
STOP runawava: hitch horses solid In
stantly; carry In pocket: sight seller;
agents wanted. Pocket Hltcningpost co,,
Richmond. Ind. J 2& Z4X
AGENTS 330 to 360 weekly easily made
we prove this; luminous nameplates, num
bers, signs readable darkest nlirhts; sani
ties free. Right Supply Co., Englewood,
111. J 2o4 2tx
1 FREE trip to the World's Fair In ex
change for your services In spotw mo
menta L. W. Thompson, 421 Olive St.,
Bt. Louis. j a L-tx
AGENTS Costs 33.60. pays $100: only ma
chine In world tnat gives piece or gum,
tells fortune and delivers letter from
sweetheart all for 1 cent: agent or dealer
wanted every city: sample gum. love let
ter snd fortune, with sworn testlmon'al
letters, free for self-addressed stamped
envelope. F. J. Pilling, Chicago.
J 396 24x
WANTED Representative for the state of
Nebraska to Introduce the celebrated Pho-
tofan through agents, also to sell to the
trade: the right parties can coin' money
in their respective state; write at once
before territory 1s taken. Monarch Nov
elty Mfg. Co., 199-201 So. Clark St.. Chi
cago. J
AGENTS wanted, either sex: salary or
commission. Address B 41, Bee office.
J 419 t4x
WANitb-iU HEKT.
WANTED Four nice, pleasant rooms for
light housekeeping, with heat Address 11
fi, He omce. iv Ma iix
WANTED, to rent first-class modern house,
one detached, with yard, and near park
preferred: give full particulars. Including
price. Aaaress a as, en omce.
K 380 24x
WANTED Nicely furnished room In pri
vate family by young man employed in
omce. Addreas w, iiee. m. 241 Z4X
WANTED To rent thre nicely furnished
modern rooms for light housekeeping; no
children; walking distance preferred; rer
erences. Address a st, nee. .-v. jot nx
WANTED To rent, 12 or 1 4-room house;
must be In good repair. Address B 39, Bee.
IV 300 zx
WANTED to rent. 1 or 3 furnished rooms
close in, for light housekeeping; family of
two; references. Address u u. Bee.
K 418 24x
ONE la.ge room or room and alcove, by
two gentlemen; must be within walking
distance and first class condition; only
rooms In first class, respectable neighbor
hoods considered. Address witn full par
ticulars, w. w. wens, iier urand hotel.
K 422 24 X
ROOM and board by young lady employed
, through the day. In private family. Ad
dress a 47, Bee. K 4o3 24x
TWO young ladles, employed during the
day, want room in rennea family. Ad
dress B 44, Bes. K 438 24x
WANTED by man and wife, two or three
furnished or unfurnished rooms for light
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN
EASY PAYMENT PLAN
You can ' pay us ss you wish. In small
weekly or monthly payments, and each
f'ayment so made reduces the cost of the
oan. Our rates are as low as any and a
great deal lower than some. 1
We loan on furniture, plnnns, horses,
wagons, etc., the rroperty always remain
ing In your possession. We also loan to
SALARIED PEOPLE
upon their own agreement to repay. Our
facilities are the best for QUICK service
and our oftics motto is "to please our
patrons."
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
119 Hoard of Trade Bldg. Tel ZSi.
(Eatabllshed 18S2.) S03 S. 16th St.
X M925
YOUR CREDIT
IS GOOD HERE FOR
MONEY
Ut.?',0J1Th0li I'ERMANtiNT SALARIED
PObiTluN, on your PLAIN NuTJfi.
WITHOUT MORTGAGE, 1NDORSEH or
knowledge of friends and employer.
.Vgy HJAN ON HOUSEHOLD FUR
i t PIANOS, etc. Lowest rates,
wvii i4rrtmenu
AMERICAN LOAN CO.
Rooms 8oi-3ua Paxton o.ock, third floor.
lth St
- .uy jtvKit out. bniranr.
X MM4
!TTTRMtTMOI?EYiLOAJ4ED ON
rURMIOhh. I Iai OS, L.IVE STOCK.
SALARIES. ETC.
Low rales and easy terms.
Business confidential.
Try us if you want to save money.
, PHOENIX CREDIT Co..
123 Paxton Black, 16in and Farnam Sts.
J X-121
MUNNKY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
r-" "V . V"1" e;ain.J'. easy payments;
fulgent business in 49 p.incip-1 cities
lofinan. room 440. chamber of commerce
bldg.
X-123
MONtY loaned on plain note to salaried
peopie; bUDiness conlidtntial; lowest rtas
614 Psxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co.
. X-li3
MONEY loaned on rlanos, furniture, Jew
elry. horsos, cowe, ttc C. F. Reed, 319 b. 13
X 124
CHATTEL, ealnry and Jewelry loan. Foley
Loan Co.. R. 8. Barker Block. X 12j
THE STAR LOAN CO.
644 Paxton building. Is the recognized bank
of the reliable wage earner and salaried
employe; largest business In all western
cliiea on account of our easy payments,
low rates and courtesies extended.
, X-M204
MONEY
To salaried employes and wage earners.
Uet our system of loans that gets you out
. debt. Any lady or gentleman, ma
chinist or engineer, etc., having reliable
employment can get Just on hia note:
Half
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STATE PRINT
ING. Bids will be received by the State Print
ing Board at the office of the Secretary of
Slate at Lincoln, Nebrt&ka, on or before
2:30 o'clock p. m. Friday, January 2S, 19j4,
for printing l.OuO copies twclfui annual re
port department of hanking, l.OuO copies
corporation laws, Z.OuO copies Insurance
summary, and miscellaneous stationery,
printing, blank books and binding for the
following state institutions and depart
mental Soldiers' and Sailors' homes at
Grand Island and Milford, Vome for tlio
frlendleus at Lincoln, Institute for feeble
minded youth at Beatrice, insane hos
pitals at Lincoln and Haatines, attorney
general, board of charities and correc
tions, game and fish commission, bureau
of labor. Irrigation department, commis
sioner or public lands and buildings, ad
jutant general, state veterinarian, secre
tary of state, superintendent of public In
struction, treasurer, supreme court, depart,
ment of banking, insurance department
and auditor.
Specifications for same can be found on
file In the office of the Secretary of Slate.
All bids must be accompanied by a bond
equal In amount to the probable cost of the
work bid upon. The Board reserves tha
right to reject any and all bids.
Lincoln, Nebraska, January IS, 1904.
STATE PRINTINO BOARD.
By LOU W. FRAZIER.
secretary V the Board.
J21-d6tM
CONDITION OFOMAHA'SIRADE
Colder Wtather Lut Wk ImproTid th
Dtmani for Wittrt Ootdt.
COTTON GOODS TO BE SCARCE AND HIGH
New Trices a Rikber Geeds Expeeted
First Fetrarr mm Prebably
Will Be Higher Tkaa Those
Rallav at Present.
According to reports received from ths
country last week trade wtih retailers was
better than for some little time past. The
colder weather apparently Improved ths de
mand for seasonable goods to quite an ex
tent. The majority of merchants who have
been heard from report their trade so far
this year as being ahead of last vear and
so long aa that Is the rase they have very
little cause for complaint There seems to
ho little fear of their not cleaning out
their stocks of winter goods as closely as
usual and should February prove to be a
cold month they would undoubtedly carry
over very little stock.
Wholesalers and manufacturers also re
port business as being normal for the time
of year. Trade on seasonable goods Is of
course limited the same an usual In Jan
uary, but spring lines are beginning to
move and everything at the present time
Indicates a larger volume of business than
a year ago. The general prosperity of all
classes of people throughout the territory
'tributary to Omaha Is the principal reason
given by Jobbers for their predicting a
large volume of business.
Each week It becomes more evident that
values on leading staples are based on a
good firm foundation and that healthy
strong markets will be experienced for
some time to come. Ever since the first of
the year the general situation In that re
spect has been Improving and now there
are very few bears left. Everyone from
the grower of staples to the consumer Is
looking for higher rather than for lower
prices and as a result those are best posted
on general conditions consider merchan
dlpo at present prices as good property.
Collections on most lines are In good con
dition and very few complaints on that
score are heard.
Aaother Advance la Coffee.
Wholesale grocers had a favorable word
to say regarding the condition of trade and
In fact report their sales as being con
siderably ahead of laat year. The general
tendency of prices seems to be upward on
most lines and particularly Is that true of
coffee. The advance on both green and
roasted coffees last week amounted to lc
per pound, which makes the total advance
within the last two months about 4o per
found. Prices are now higher than they
lave been for several years past, but the
general opinion Is that the top has not
yet been reached. There is no doubt but
what the crop is short and besides that,
very little stock was carried over from last
year by either Jobbers, Importers or retail
ers. As a result buying has been very
heavy and probably will continue so ior
some time to come.
The demand for dried fruit is reported as
being in good shape and the market strong.
Since the California Rasln Growers' associa
tion meeting, which was held at Fresno
a short time ago, at which the members re
fused to lowor their prices and announced
that their quotations would be continued
Indefinitely, outside stocks have been clean
ing up rapidly and few are now ottered.
The situation, therefore. Is becoming
stronger and It Is thought higher prices will
follow In a short time.
Peaches are being closely held by three
or four parties who are said to be per
fectly capable of maintaining their posi
tion and as a result higher prices are an
ticipated at most any time.
It Is announced that the low sellers or
Oregon prunes have either withdrawn their
?uotatlons or advanced their Ideas to enn
orm with others, the advance amounting
to about Viff'-TC per pound, 'ine siock pi
prunes In California Is comparatively light
and a very Iatge portion of It Is con
trolled by the different associations which
are In very close touch with the prevailing
conditions. While no very Important ad
vances are looked for In the near future,
still Indications are that the course of the
market will be upward rather than other
wise. In canned goods, peas of the better class
are reported In light supply. In sympathy
with offerings for futures standard grades
of spot goods are very strong and there
ROOMS
TO
RENT.
Rent a room and win a prize at the same time,
Beginning Sunday, January 24th, The Bee will give prizes
to those who rent rooms as a result of an advertisement in
The Bee, Read the conditions carefully,
CONDITIONS. ,
The prizes will" be awarded either to the party letting the room or to the roomer, re
spectively, as designated In the prize list.
Prizes will be awarded in the order named to the party letting or to the party who
rents a room according to the day and hour rented, as the result of a Want Ad appearing
in The Bee on Sunday, January 24th, or during the days following.
Each candidate for a prize must have both the certificates which appear below, filled
out, one by the party letting the room and.the other by the roomer, attesting the genuine
ness of the transaction and the exact time that the bargain was made.
It makes no difference whether the advertisement appears under the heading of "Fur
nished Rooms," "Furnished Rooms and Board" or "Unfurnished Rooms."
THE PRIZES:
Valoe.
lit Novel (to the party letting the room). .. .$1.25
2nd "Mother Goose Faint Book" (to the party
letting the room) 1.25
8d "Great Plcturea by Great Palntera" '(to
the roomer) I SO
4th State Map (to the roomer) 1.00
5th Cash (to the party letting the room) 5.00
6th Novel (to the roome,r) L25
7th Novel (to tba party letting the room).... 1.25
8th State Map (to the roomer) 1.00
0th "Life of Napoleon," three volumes, (to
the roomer) 0 00
10th One 4 2-Piece Dinner Set (to the party
letting the room) , 10.00
11th Novel ( to the roomer) 1-25
12th "Living Animals of the World" (to the
party letting the room) COO
13th Art Plcturea (to the roomer) 50
14th Art Plcturea (to the party letting the
room) '5
15th Caah (to the roomer) 5.00
r Address all replies to
"Want Ad"
Is a tendency to advance prices 2HU6c
per dosen.
The rice market Is In good shape with
buyers for all high grade Japs that are
offered, particularly If anv concessions
from ruling prices are offered.
There Is nothing new to report regard
ing the sugar situation, as priors are prac
tically the same as they were a week ago,
both on raws and refined. The demand Is
reported good for the time of year. '
Other staples not mentjoned above are
also steady for the week.
Cottea Goods Still Advaarlag.
The cotton market Is still very erratlo,
with prices fluctuating back and forth
very rapidly, but hovering around 13V
14c, which Is an advance over a year ago
of from 6Ho to 6o per pound. On this basis
Jobbers say that lor next fall prices will
have to be advanced on manufactured
floods, such as- flannels and blankets, from
4 to 18 per cent. With audi a situation,
both manufacturers and Jobbers are rather
Ht a loss to know what to do. '1 lie man
ufacturers are afraid to make prices vn
many kinds of goods, owing to the fact
that the cotton market Is so erratic that
they do not know whether or not they
can buy the raw material and get out on
ine prices wnicn they quote, in view of
the fact that the visible supply of cotton
at the present time Is about one and a
half, million bales short of the usual slock
at this time of the year, and also to the
fact that stocks are controlled by a few
hands even more closely than was the case
a year ago, there does not seem to be much
chance of any reduction In the cost of the
raw cotton which will enable manufac
turers to lower the price on the finished
products. On the other hand, there Is
every reason for thinking that cotton will
rule higher rather than lower and In that
event the prices which look high at the
present time will be low In comparison
with those which will rule In tba fu
ture. The best Informed buyers are anxious to
protect themselves against further ad
vances and as a result local Jobbers are
doing more business than they were a year
ago. In about six weeks they expect to
have many of their fall samples ready for
the trade and confidently expect to do an
enormous advance order business light
from the start At the present time they
are devoting the most of their attention
to spring lines and quite a few heavy buy
era have already arrived on the market.
In a short time the rush will be on and,
according to advices received both direct
from retailers and through traveling
men, there will be more buyers on the mar),
ket this spring than ever heiui e. tv u..er
stocks are going to pieces In good shape,
which Will put retailers In a buying frame
of mind and therefore their orders should
bs liberal.
Better Demand for Hardware.
There has been a marked Improvement
during the last week or ten days in the
demand for hardware. Seasonable goods
are moving out to some extent, but orders
for that class are necessarily small at
this time of the year. Hprlng lines, how
ever, are beginning to pick up and In a
very short time Joboers expect to be In the
midst of their spring business. So far as
can be told at this time the volume of
business will be fully as good as last year,
if not better. Stocks In the country are
Bald to be rather small and In that event
merchants will buy freely.
There have been no Important market
changes during the week under review.
Prices sre firm, the same as they have been
since the beginning of the new year, and
the general tone to the market keeps get
ting better. Those In a position to know
say with a good deal of emphasis that they
look for firm, healthy markets for some
time to come, and that no one need fear
to lay In a good stock of spring goods at
prevailing prices.
Rubbers Selling- Slowly.
This is the time of year when retailers
as a rule have sold the bulk of their rubber
goods. That Is not the case this year, how
ever, owing to the exceptionally mild win
ter that has been experienced bo far. There
was, of course, some demand for rubbers
last week, but It was comparatively small.
Merchants, however, are still In hopes that
there will be enough cold weather the re
mainder of the winter to enable them to
clean up what goods they have on hand.
W holesalers also want more seasonable
weather, for they realise that It will be a
difficult proposition to start out and sell
rubbers for next fall delivery unless mer
chants sell much more of their present
stocks than they have up to date.
The general opinion now is that prices
for next fall will be named February 1.
That, of course. Is only a rumor and no
one can tell with any degree of certainty
when they will be named until they are
actually announced. It Is expected that
when the new prices are put in force that
they wijl be some little higher than those
now prevailing.
In leather goods business is also rather
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quiet. Retailers, however, have been floMr
a fair business and have sold out thvs
Inter lines about sa close as usual st h y
time. Sizlnr-up orders, though, with j",
bera have been rather smell snd n,
Spring orders are coming In very freV4f and
a large volume of business Is anticipated.
Fralta and Prodeee.
The demand for fruits end vegetables has
been about normal for the time of year.
It will be noticed from the quotations in
another column that onslderable green
stock Is now on the vegetable market and
the demand for that class of goods Is very
rrood. Prices on staples have changed very
ittle during the week. Fruits sre also sell
ing In Just about the sams notches they
were at last report.
The butter market has taken quite a
drop all over the countrv. Packing stock
Is now selling around 1Wi1?lle. The sup
ply Is unusually large at all points, so th.it
country merchants who sre jfenerally buy
ers in Omaha now have stock for sale.
The poultry market Is strong, with the
demand fully eona! to the supply snd
f Tires are not much different from those
n force a week ago. Eggs have been In
rather-light supply and with a good de
mand the market has advanced 2!ie.
There are rerv few storage rsirs left In
the country, so that fresh eggs have to
supply the trade.
There has been no reduction as yet In evs
ters. The continued cold and stormr
weather In the east makes It very rtlfncnft
to get sufficient stock to supply the demand.
OCT OF THE ORDINARY.
Ten million four hundred and eighty thou,
sand persons, or 13 per cent of the total
population of the United States, share
directly In the earnings of American rail
ways. In some Japanese temples mav be seen
suspended great polls of rope woven from
human hslr. Such ropes, made of hslr
sacrificed by thousands of women snd girls,
were used to hoist stone and timber for the
temple and are preserved as relics.
redro Alvardo, the eccentric millionaire
of Parrel. Mex.. distributed a carload of
silver dol'ars. amounting to more than $100 -000.
among the poor people of Parral and
adjaeent mining camps on Christmas day.
William T. Richards, the celebrated ma
rine artist will erect a unique summer
residence on a small Island off Newport.
The rocks and deep foundation will be
blown out and the entrance to the place
will be from underneath the building.
Edward 8. Hosmer, chief enplneer of the
Lowell, Mass., fire department has had
nearly fifty years' continuous experience in
fighting fires. Before he was appointed a
member of the old fire department In Ixiwell
In lRBfl he was a member of the boys' fire
company In Belvldere.
A resident of Chicago ha sued a physi
cian of that city for 325,000 damages, al
leging that the doctor burned his face with
sn X-ray machine thst before treatment
he had a handsome, heavy mustache snd
beard, quite becoming to his face, and that
now the beard will not grow on the left
side.
A curious phenomenon has been noticed
In the tropics, that can never be seen at
higher latitudes. A mining shaft at 8om
brerete, Mex., Is almost exactly on the
Tropic of Cancer, snd at noon on June 21
the sun shines to the bottom, lighting uo f
the well for a vertical depth of 1,100 feetif
more.
In order "to see his father, from whom he
had been separated for three davs. Chris
topher, the H-year-old son of Rev. Dr.
Samuel D. McConneli, formerly rector of
St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal church
In Philadelphia, took a thlrty-flve-mlle walk
through the snow and Ice to his home in
New York.
There are 190,227 professional beggars In
Spain, of whom 61.948 are women. In some
of the cities beggars are licensed to carrv
on their trade. Seeking alms Is recognized
as a legitimate business, and the munici
pality demands a percentage upon the col
lections. Seville Is the only city In the
kingdom which forbids begging In the
streets.
Three great, great grandchildren, twentv
seven great- grandchildren and forty grand
children may look with Just pride upon ,
their family record of longevity, where liv
ing example Is found In Mr. and Mrs. John
Bateman. who reside on a farm four miles
east of Spring Valley, Minn. Mr. Batemnn
Is 84 years old; his wife Is four years his
Junior.
One of the rural correspondents for the
Troy, (Kan.) Chief writes: "Mr. Forbes as
a raconteur cannot be surpassed. Ills bou
mots are universally admired and repeated.
They are chle and bizarre. His word pnlnt
Ing Is wonderful In Its power. A Jeu d'esprlt
of his has been known to clear a crowded
store. We are Justly proud of him."
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