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MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMER SCHOOL
B O Y L K S' SCHOOL..
Ever;' day is an enrollment day.
Ihe Bread ltd Butter Science are our
specialties).
Penmanship, Practical Grammar, Book
keeping, stenography, J oucn i yiwnun,
etc.
Call, write or 'phone for Information.
H. B. BOYLKS, Proa.,
' New York Life Bldg.
CUT RATE TICKETS everywhere. P. II.
Phllbin, lsue Farnam and Urp. Union sta
tlon. Tela. 784 and 1674. It 225
TRY KELLY'S TOWEL, SUPPLY. Trl. J.VW.
, , it--::
r.ni SILVER, NICKEL Plating. Oin
w v r latins Co., bus tu
llarnty. 'lei. 2.KS5.
CITY SAVINQa BANK paya 4 per cent.
' - It 221'
EAGLE I.oan Offio; rellnble, accomodat
lng; all busineaa confidential. 1301 Coua
ANTI-MONOPOLY1 Garbage Co., 161 N. 16.
Tel. 1779. R 231
EXPRESSMEN'S Delivery Co., moving and
storage. 214 N. 16th. Tel. US. R-233
PUBLICITY DESIGNS WHEATON, In
the Bee Bldg.- . R 2i
SIGN.piilntfng, 8.. H. Cole, 4303 DugH.
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SPECTACLES, XI;' examination free; S3
days only. U. 8. OptlcUn. m N. Wth.
PERiTIKLD Piano Co., Bldg.; no In-
tereit; honest values; easy terms. Tel.
701. .,'... RK
H. W. M'VEA. Plumber. 1124 N. 26th. Tel.
1747. K-2-
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PACTS We want every paperhaneer In
I f3 1 l Omaha to know our "Snow
Fluke" paste; guaranteed strictly first
class. Factory tn chtirere of the man who
made Lincoln paste famous.
NEBR. ' STEAM PASTE CO.,
'Phone- 760.
90S N. 16th.
R 42A
BICYCLES! BICYCLES!
OMAHA BICYUL4S CO., loin onrt Cnictg.i.
u Mil.'.
BARGAINS Uncalled for suits nnd correct
troupers, 1517 Far nr. m, upstairs, room 4.
Ask for Gorman. RMSM
SUES A CO,, Patent Lawyers; advice free.
Offices Bee building, Omaha, Neb.; 1S4
Dearborn, st, Chicago. Ill, and loot r ft.,
Washington D. C It-6.0 Jy21
I PIlRP Stammering and Stuttering.
I -.UJC J. Vaughn, Ranige bid.. Omaha
v :, U-M2S2
CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
211 8. UTH. 'PHONE 26.
Why carry-your soiled, linen f Our wagons
. call and deliver same. Bills collected
monthly. r. R-222 J2fl
PACKARD, accountant, 410 Bee bldg. Tel.
B-T&t , ? R-723 6
WH write fire Insurance. KENNY REAL
. EST. CTKV.'CO.3dO Bee bldg;
, R-M914 1
FOft SALE MISCELLANEOUS
ID-HAND safe cheap. Derlgat, UX Farnam.
100 KINDS of Mineral Water. Sherman 4b
MoConnell prug Co.. Omaha. Q 206
FOR SALE Several scholarships J In a
first-class, standard school lu Omaha,
comprising complete course In business,
fhorthand and typewriting. Inquire' u
lee tfllcs. - ,' Q-853
FOR SALE Will sel lat a discount schol--i
arshlp la on or the best Omaha business
' I- .i ...
TELEPHONE poles: long fir Umbers;
cheap chicken tence. kvt Douglas.
...... j g irar
HOG, Poultry, - La wo. Farm and Railroad
WLr Fence. .Wire, . Works, till S. ldth St.
Tel JAW. ; r. Q-M26Jy
tO-UANO. H Bwarta, Hattsr. 114 8 13th.
Q-264 JyJ
WB' RENT
t . . .Sewing machines' 75c week.
We repair and sell parts
for every machine manufactured.
. . Seooud-hand machines
, V ' Pom s,to wo.oo.
. '.Nebraska Cycle Co.,
Phene lad . Corner lth and Harney.
.. , r " . ' - Q 203
MY diamond Mng, Cheap; in pawn ut Dia
mond Loan Gmco, Hul Douglas; they'll
show you.
Q.2o3
FOR SALE New and second-hand auto
mobiles. " F.1 W. Bacon, Baum Iron Co.,
Gnm.ua. i . (J 1
FOR SALE Bolld oak and mahogany top
bank or -cashier's Hxture, in good condi
tion, at bargain. Address C C. Hose
water room lou Ue building. , Q-K24
THE largest stock of DOG COLLAR FUR
N1SH1NOS. WHIPS. SWEAT PADS,
AXLE GREASE and HARNESS OIL
' DRES1NG8 la the' state of Nebraska at
the STOCK YARDS SADDLERY CO.
J. O. Blessing, prop., 32s-s.11 w. 2btn St.,
Soutk Xlmaha.
VfiiUCI OtlUf. U-UKS
ftTEGER A SONS' Piano, In splendid con
diUon,, only been' used a short time; will
ell at a big bargain. Address, N 32. Bee,
u Q-to
FOR SALE Cheap, numbering machine,
bouk' rest, copy holder and letter acale,
11 In Orst-cl condition. Inquire of E.
. E. Zimmerman, 111 N, Y, Life Bldg., Cnr
N. X. Life Ins. Co. Q M17
FOR SALE cheap, two-seated surrey,
canopy top, good eondltldn; must be sold
at once; numbering machine, book rest,
copy holder and letter sesle; all In fl-st-class
condition. Inquire of E. U. Zimmer
man, SU N. Y. Lite Bldg., car N. Y. Ltfe
Ins. Co. Q M17
BILLIARD and pool tables. Iter Harney.
Q MM Jy21
SCOTCH COLLlK-dosrs. show dog; a'so
pupa, aablea. registered; right one. Tur
aer, J6th and Center. Q-M967 27x
BPPORTUNITY to buy furniture, etc.. fn
excellent condition very cheap. Family
leaving city. Call at once. 513 "N. V?nd
St . Q-M101 27
LADIES' . birvcle. In good condition. Call
n Zt.14 Caldwell. Q-M975 r7
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR aale, good, live retail Implement busl
. neas, euslern Nebraska town, established
trade; no trsdo waited. Address lock
box 12S4 Omaha. I-MW.
ABBOTT -CO WAN Co.. 1st Nat. bk. Bldg..
can get you In or out of business.
. " , , Y-245
SHOLE8-AKM8TRONG CO., 73 N. Y. Life.
Tel. 40. Y-244
WHEN you want to 4uy, sell or exchange
your property or ousinese quicx, see j.
H. Johnson. MS N, Y. Life. 'Phone IJZli.
t I Y-M464
CMnVP PRIDH OF HABTING8 6o r.
OlVlVJrvU gar. Gushing dt Gadvreau.dlstk.
A MONEY-MAKING bakery and restau
rant fr sale cheap If taken soon. Ad
dres Box 174. Craig. Neb. T-7U U.
FOR 8AI.K J,0(i0 bankrupt notion and
racket stock. Addrewi Gecrce A. KelloKg,
trustee, Missouri Valley, la. Y M7j0 ti
FOR BALE A flrat-clssn h..tel. doing a
good bualnw, In splendid hotel town; or
would etll fjrntture and lent building.
. Adit ess Jtan A. Howard. Mar Neb.
Y M7a m
WANTD MALE HELP
SUMMER SCHOOL
Now Open
at the .
OMAHACOMMERCIALCOLLEGE
Seventeenth and Douglas.
Students enroll eery day. wo make a
specialty of all Public School, Business
and Normal Branches, Also Shorthand,
Typewriting and Telegraphy. Send for
Hummer Hcnool Announcement.
ROHKBOUUH BROS.
B 721
WANTED FOR U. 8. ARMY Able-bodied
unmarried men between age of 21 and
ii. clllren of United HUles. of good
character and temperate habits, who enn
speak, read and write English. For in
formation apply to Recruiting Officer, 12th
and Douglas 8ts., Omaha, or Lincoln, Neb.
B M152
WANTED 25 men to work on brick yard
and tenders on brick buildings. Deshler
Brick lard Co., Deshler, Ntb. . B MS
FOURTH OF JULY.
Wanted, sports and amusements for same.
Address Sporting Committee, Herman,
Neb. B M310 3
WANTEtJ, a tailor or buahelman to , do
cleaning, repairing and pressing. P.1 O.
box j0, Spear fish. S. Dak. ' B MS22 Jylt
YOUNG MAN Business college student or
araauate preferred from Omaha or vicin
ity, to prepare for government position;
good salary: deserving promotion. Box
670. Cedar Rapids. lo, B M037 25
WANTED Cash and Installment sales
man. Apply to Mr. Zerkle, ltd Farnam
t. . B M701
WANTED City salesman. C. F. Adam
Co., 1610 Howard st. . . B-711
WANTED-Everywhere, people to copy let
ters nt home spare time and. return to us;
good pay, materials sent free; no mailing
or canvaaslng; enclose addreiwed envelope
for particulars nnd waa;e we pay. Guar
antee Co., Dept.. 39. Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED Men to learn barber trade; til
to IM weekly paid graduates: few weeks
completes; free clinic, licensed Instruc
tors; con nearly earn expenses before fin
ishing. Including- board. Call or write,
Moler Barber College, 13fl8 Dousrlas St.
B-M834Jlylx
EXPERIENCED fKillcltors; straight stil
ary. Call mornings, 427 Paxton block.
B MS98 t7x
YUNG man under S8. good address, to
invst small capital and take aalarled po
sition In established business; references
tcqulred. Address O 26,, Bee.
' B M984 27
WANTET3 Nonunion railroad telegra
phers. Apply Room 10, Victoria hotel.
B Mill 28x
WANTED FEMALE HELP
SO GIRLS. Canadian office. 15th and Dodgu
--'. , U MO
O. K. American, - German employment
ornce; oiaest, mom reus die in umana.
1.114 Dodge. . C S77J30X
WANTED-Girt for general housework.
ji.is Mainon avt. , i.-mjiS
WANTED A t once, middle-aired woman a
cnox ana Housekeeper; small lam'iy. Zlit
8 Mth av. C-303
WANTED Ladles to learn hair dressing,
manlcunna; ot racial massage; nest pay-Ine-
work ladle, cm do; $'2 to fin weekly
paid our graduates; few weeks completes;
csll or writ. Moler Coflefre. Vl Doug
las 8t ' C MS36 Jlylx
GIRL 13 or 14 years of age for Ught house
work r-om 9 a. m. until 6:w) p.m., except
flundr.; 11.50 per week. 8711 Leavenworth
street C M823
MTLLTNFTRY apprentices who have finished
their trade, nayden Bros., mllllnerv dept.
, . . C M990 27x
WANTED-An experienced mrkr nnd
sorter. I-Ilnchey lavndry, 409 N. 2olh st.,
80. Omshn. C M993
WANTED SITUATIONS
WNTEP Sewing to be done at home.
VHtV Rtird.tte St. A-lffl SOx
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS
MONEY.
If you are annoyed by numerous small bills
that have accumulated during the winter
It might be an advantage to you to secure
money from us and pay them and then
pay us In weekly or monthly payments
until you get out of debt. We loan on
furniture, pianos, live stock and other
chattels and we make ioans to salaried
people upon their own agreement to re
pay. I
Our rates are as low as any and a great
deal lower than somo. Our service- Is
aulck and without publicity. If you have
ealt with us and aro pleased, tell others,
and If you are displeased, toll us.
Omaha Mortgage Loan Co.,
11 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 22SS.
(Established Us2.) 30 South 16th St. -
Xl-itl
. MONEY
LOAN Phoenix Credit Co.,
C33 Paxtoa Blk.
X-VW
LOANS.
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ON SALARIES. FURNITURE, PIANOS.
LIVE STOCK, ETC. -
PAYMENTS AND RATE3 TO SUIT TOU.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.,
S07-80S PAXTON BLK.. TEL. 1411.
X-MTM
3 P. C. YE AR
FROM. 1100 to Vo.ow) loaned on your personal
note at t PER CENT PER YEAR. All
good loans wanted. Call or writu and get
my system. W. L. Eastman & Co., 1108
Farnam. Omaha. . X WJ
DON'T BORROW MONET
On Salary, Furniture or Pianos
UNTIL YOU SEE US.
If you can call, write us or telephone
1607, and we will send sgenl to explain and
arrange loan at your residence.
J, A. HUTTON CO., H4 Paxton Block.
' X-442
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLB
end others with security; easy payments;
largest business In 4!) principal cities.
Tolman, room 440, Chamber of Commerce
Bldg. X 4i
CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loans. Foley
Loan Co.. 1504 Farnam St. X-447
SALARY and collateral ioans. Templeton,
212 Bee Bldg. Tel. 3K04. X-4
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed. IIS &
Uth. . X-ita
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLJS. STAB
l.tAN CO., (14 PAXTON BLK.
SEE FULLER. 4 Paxton Blk., for loans
on watches, diamond and Jewelry.
-jor
PRINTING
PRINTING I tirade Work.
1 vii-fci-in C Ciounse block, corner of
LYNuS I AU I 16th St. anil Capitol Ave.
It
KRAMER ft CHANDLER. QUICK PRINT
ERS, 1103 Farnam. To deliver work when
promised Is our bobby. -M249
Dririmv Job printing. Best work In ottjr.
rrinung Guaranteed. iUl Capliul Ave.
841
J. M. 8IRPLE83, reliable printer, estab
lished 12 years. Jul S. Uth fit.. Omaha.
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AGENTS WANTED
WANTED Canvaaslng agents In every
county to solicit subscriptions 10 Till
.TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER:
steady emulovment. with assured sood
Ircomr; aaenta in the country with horse
aii'l buggy specially desired. Canvassers
make easily nu to luu per month. Ad
dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau,
Bee building, oroaiia. J lit
WANTED Hustling agent In every town to
ell our patented clofhenllne stretcher.
Address, with stamp, Mouaer dc Madsett,
Hustings. N.'b J M3l
WANTED TO RENT '
WANTED, furnished room near Slst and
Chicago, by UJy. for a few weeks. Ad
dress O XV, Lee office, JaV-ete
THE OMAHA
"On the great clock
Bee Wa?it
FOR RENT FURNISHED 'ROOMS
ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th sV Chic ago.
DEWEY. European hotel, 13th and Farnam.
E i'69
11.2$ PER WEEK. Doran house, 422 S. lth.
E 270
VIENNA HOTEL, 1011 Fernam; fine rooms,
ladies' cafe, private dining r.; open nights.
. E 271
NICE furnished rooms, Ird floor. 1420 Dodge.
E 272
THE FARNAM, 19th. and Farnam Bta.
E 271
APARTMENT HOUSE FOR MEN
ine Chatham; luxuriously furnished rooms
nnd smoking parlors; appointments first
class. .110 d. uth St., opposite Millard
hotel. E 274
TWO nice cool rooms; modern; very rea
onable. 1425 N. 17th. E 41s
TWO south front modern, reasonable
board nntlnnal 'Ihon lt) Cnss.
E 914 Jylt
10
CENTER HOTEL. SOe. 76c, $1. 210 N 17th.
E M361J17
ONE large furnished room In beautiful
location, for man and wife or two young
men; private; references. Will give
board. 627 Park ave. E M685
NEATLY furnished room. 630 80. 17th ave.
E M697 29x
LARGE south front parlor, alcovo, mod
ern, detached house, lawn, 'phone. 123
N. 20th. IS-M',34 Itx
LARGE front room; modern. 'Phone A2G3S,
. 821 8. 19th. E-M764 27
rURNISHED room for rent at 2539 Call
fornla. . E M9"l 29
FURNISHED ROOMS 209 North 20th st.
E M955 X
N1HWT.V furntH1 nvim, fre llcrVit hnnM.
keeping; newly papered and painted. 1411
Jones and 1406 Jones. E MW1 27x
FURNISHED room, sleeping or housekeep
ing. 808 8. 21st. E M978 28
PLEASANT front rooms; light housekeep
ing it aeairea; snauy lawn. 1x21 Douglas.
E M979 28
NICELY furnished rooms;' modern. 703 S.
I6tn, flat D. K M'J&o 2x
FURNISHED rooms, modem; also house.
keeping. 2234 Farnam. 'Phone. 2203.
E MK'3 28x
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
FURNISHED, cool, outside rooms, with or
without board. Midland hotel. 16th and
Chicago. F 275
THE MERRIAM, 25th and Dodge, 'phone
85; nice, light, airy rooms; cnsultes and
single rooms; terraced lawn; veranda en.
tire length of building. F 276
BOARD A room, )4; meals, 15c. 1619 Dodge.
. F 27 1
NICE, clean room on bath room floors first
I class - board and accommodations. 2333
Harney. F 793
UTOPIA Desirable rooms and board. 1721
Davenport. F MS63 Jy
CAPITOL HOTEL. ISth and Capitol ave.
broad verandas, shady lawns, moderate
prices. . ' . . . F-MH30
FURNISHED rooms and board. 316 8. 26th.
F 669
O. M. E. TEL. 611. J
MESSENGERS AND BAGGAGE,
jj- F M729
LARGE south front room, with first class
board. 2418 Cass. 'Phone A 1994.
F-M73S
BOARD AND ROOM.
THE PRATT, 212 Bo. 26th st. 'Phone 8138.
, F-M704
TWO ROOMS, south, east exposure; newly
erected modern house. 542 8. 24th.
F-M771 27x
LARGE south front room; cool; 'Phone.
1810 Chicago. , F M7G7 27x
LARGE south front room: 'Phone Tt2"8.
181? Chicago. F-M76S 28
LARGE newly furnished south front room:
cool: also small rooms; inlet, refined
neighborhood; very convenient t city;
'phone; modern conveniences. 633 P. ?"M.
. : F-M982 27
LARG15, cool rooms and first elsss table
board. 2616 Farnam St. F M998 27
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS In Wlthnell Bldg., 15th and Har
ney, single and en suite for light house
keeping. See janitor.
". N. P. DODGE & CO.,
1614 Farnam Bt '
Q-M653
FOUR unfurnished rooms; light housekeep
ing permitted. 2408 Cass. 'Phone A 2)373.
. . C.-M73J 27
UNFURNISHED rooms; ensuite; modern.
2600 St. Mary's. G M772 27
LIGHT housekeeping, 3 rooms; attractlvo.
62X N. 23(1 Q-7?7
FOR RENT STOntS & OFFICES
TWO-STORY building, 45i2. and the ecoml
flosr IMS-Ul tiowaro. v. n. sihiiuiui,
l it
IF A GOOD light Is needed, we csn show
yqu a norm xroni giuvs vu in mui uww,
a splendid room, at the moderate price
of 420. R. C. Peter A. Co., ground floor
Bee building.
STORE ROOM, 617 8. 16th St. Inquire of
Clark Powell, 1616 Capitol Ave. 1349
A 110 office fn the Bee building carries vlth
It all of the conveniences and advantage
In the way of heat, light, janitor service,
11 night and all day and Sunday elevator
service. A S10 office Is now vacant. Call
at once. R. C. Peters 4k Co., ground
floor. Bee building. 1 23
FINE NEW STORE BUILDING,
1405 Douglas street. Jf-'xli'J, first floor with
skylight In roof; swell front; fine ce
mented basement; the two upper floors
re 23x80 each; stairway from street;
near all car lines; fin location. Will
rent floor separately.
THE MCAGUE INVESTMENT CO..
150 DODGE STREET.
I-MJ-S
A PHYSICIAN or dentist will find a choloe
of two desirable rooms In Uie Bee build
ing: Room 404 la divided Into a good-led wait'
Ing room and a private office. It la di
rectly tn front of lb elevator. Th price
la 330.
R. C. Peter A Co., Ground Floor, Be
Building? . M
FOR RENT Two tor rooms In th Pa
cific hotel block; none but first-class mer
chants with first-cUss stock wanted; gen
eral merchandise preferred. For partic
ular apply to John Koenlgateln. Norfolk,
Neb. I-M2H1 27x
DESIRABLE corner store, east front, at
lath and Cuming ate; recently remod
eled througout; exceptional opportunity
for drug store. Inquire Joseph Barker,
15?4 Farnam st. I-M709
FOR RENT, desk room. Inquire Contl-
ne n t al clgwr store. P 971 27 x
WANTED TO BUY
SHONFELD, the ANTIQUARIAN. 8.3 N. Y.
Life, pays ighest price for books. Tel.
N
WILL pay reasonable price for green trad
ing stump books, Ailed. Address O 21,
Bee timet. N 417 2Sx
WOULD Ilk to talk , with anyone la
Omaha with laundry for aale, capacity
1CiO shirts, and in good running order.
Will pav cash If satisfactory ; no asnnls
need answer. Address O 10, Bee office.
N 4.3 27x
THE best lot that $3UV0O or less will buy.
O 14, Be OfUca, N Mso Xi
DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1904.
of time there is but one word 'NOW'"
ADVERTISE
Ads are Best Business Boosters. ,
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
F. D. WEAD.
5-room cottsge, near 26th and Seward 8ts.;
property rent 112.00 pr jnonth, (monthly
payments), XS60 00. .
1524 Douglas.
RE M928 28
TWO brand new cottages, modern except
furnace; me $1. 800 nnd the other 12.460.
8HIMKR & CHA8E,
Builders of Modern Houses.
RE 714
FLORENCE BOULEVARD.
6002 I an 8-room, all modern house, oak
finish downstairs; owner leaving city;
must sell this week; value t5,ono; make
an offer of $4,600. Act quickly. Harrison
&. Morton, 912-913 N. Y. Life. Tel. 314.
RE 64
CA Williamson Ca.n.lfa,
RE 284
Illua. your property. Baker Bros. Eng. Co.
RE 23
PRICE TODAY, ,2,SS0.
Rev. Dillon, who leaves the city, offer hi
beautiful, modern home today at this ao
rifle price; part ' down, balance easy,
4316 Grant St. RE 90a
ACRES IN, BENSON
Desirable Tract for Country Horn.
Ten acres, with bearing fruit, all nicely
seeded to ojfalfa, tl.tiOO.00.
Five acres, some ftult, three blocks from
car, $1,200.00.
Two acres on pavement, a fin garden
tract, $050.00.
Benson &' Carmichael,
642 Faaaon Block.
RE HI
FOR SALE Two modern cottages. West
Farnam St. district, only il.tiOO each.
Thomas Brennan, . Room 1, N. Y. Life
Bldg. RE 665
THE ROSEBUD Reservation 1h open to
settlement. Send 60 cents to Rathman
Keller, Bonesteel, 8. D., for Information
and large map s owing topography of
country. RK 287
TWENT(Y-FIVE DOLLARS
FOR A ROUND TRIP TO THE
ROSEBUD
EVERYTHING PAID.
We pay your railroad fare. .
We furnish you sleeping cars.
We furnlah you beds while on th ground.
We guarantee good meals. ,
We make your papers and give you legal
ndvlce.
This assures you that you will get through
registration without error and without
personal discomfort or loss of time and
' money. COME AND SEE US.
Gas Belt Land Co.
214 First Nat'l Bank, Omaha, Neb.
RE 308
BEST THING . OFFERED.
Farnam st business property paying $1,800
per annum. (Cnn mako long lease). Price
$20,600 for quick aale.- Average taxes for
6 year, inducing 1904, $38194. Harrison dt
Morton. 912-918 N, Y. Ufa, Tel. 314.
BE-360
H ' , .New; Houses . - H
Just Completed
6-room house on Manders'on street, Just
west of 24ih, where the big trees are; all
modern, strictly up lo date, near car on
paved street. . Price ; $2,900
(-room house on Ames ave. between 4th
and 25th streets, on paved street, fenced,
fine location, all modern. Price $2,6o0
6-room house on 37th ave.. Just south of
. Lake, east front,-1 modern, high .grouno.
fine view, half block -of car. Price. .$2,3t0
$5tkca8h, balance monthly. -
5- rooX house. Just completed, modern, on
22d street and Saratoga. Price $1,K00
6- room cottage in Florence, on car line,
just been built, large lot. Price $1,050
7- room new bouse in Bemls Park, on Mvr
tle ave., between 33d and 34th, half block
from car line, fine iocatlon; house is
strictly modern. Price i2.0J)
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
610-511 N. Y. Life Bldg.
'Phone tOOS.
RE M 739
2K
1
LOTS NEAR HIGH SCHOOL
We have a south-front lot on Chicago
street, Just east of 2jth; good paving and
fiermanent sidewalk. Also a west-front
ot on 25th. Just north of Chicago. We
are authorised to sell both of these loto
very cheap.
A. P. TUKEY St SON. ' ,
Eoard of Trade bldg. RE 767 27
WE handle real estate. KENNY REAL
, EST. at INV. CO., 300 Bee bldg.
RE-M915 2 ;
A FINE NEW HOME.'
BEAUTIFUL FLORENCE" BOULEVARD.
6-room, all modern, full basement, Carton
furnace, white enamel plumbing, marble
lavatory, finished In cypress and hard
pine, permanent cement walks and steps;
NO PAVING TAXES FOREVER; Park
commission keep boulevard sprinkled,
car for trees, cut grass, etc.; owner de
sires to sell quick. IMJdT BARGAIN ON
BOULRVARD; only half block from car.
Price $3,000.
SHIMER & CHASE,
A rents for Owners.
1600 Farnam St. Ground Floor. Tel. 2422.
RO-MlOt 28
MODERATE PRICED RESIDENCES
$2.200 Bristol, near 2Sth, 7-ro6m, modern,
good repair, paved street.
$2,200 Dundee neighborhood. 2 lota, 9-room
house, modern; cheap.
$3,000 Nice 8-room, modern house, near 18th
and Vinton; easy terms.
$3,750 Beautiful, new, modern house. West
Leavenworth. Others, all parts city.
GEORGE G. WALLACE, BROWN BLK.
RE Ml 08 28
FOR SALE HORSES & WAGONS
HORSES for sale; 2d-hand harness and ve
hicle cheap. Melchlor' Stables, ftol 3. 19th.
P Xi
A NEW runabout top buggy to trad for
driving horse. 811 N. 16th. 1-376
Dr W. C. Langdon. VETERINARY HOS
PITAL, commodious, up to data. 2411 N. It
, P-M3M Jett
THE FROST BAND, or tires, on wagon
wheels stick. 14th and Leavenworth.
. P $7
1 1 ki rmad Runabout, Phaeton, eta.,
tl Alt Uat LOWEST poaalble prices. Aiso
calming, trimming, repairing and rubber
tires. WH. PFE1FFEH ( phone 8748), 2O0
Leavenworth. All work UUAHANl'EEU.
HAMBLETONIAN STALLION
. BANNOCKBURN
BUnds 16H hands high, weighs over 1.200
lb. PEDIGREE aired by a grandson.
1st dam a granddaughter of Hambl
tonlan 10th. I will race him against any
stallion in Nebraska, wagon and driver
weiKhtng no less than 360 lbs. BANNOCK.
BL'KN Ta the surest breeder I ever saw.
He will stand for stock at 4021 N. 16th st.
end R. H. tracks. Omaha.. A THOMP
SON. P-MM4
W. J LAPAGE earring and wagon; fnd
hand vehicle for al. 160T Jackson. Tel
2456. P-UM Jly 20
FOR SALE On family hor. I year aid.
nice driver, weight 1,100. 613 S. 14th.
'Phon 1301, , P 724
RUBBER tired phaeton reasonable. Pall
lkidge at; P-Massl 2a
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
E F MOREARTY, AU'y., 437 Paxton. Tel
A-2. 20
JOHN M. MAfytnUNri. New Tork Ilf
bldg., rvout u4 tu4 7 si.
PERSONAL
DR. ROT. Chldropody, Rial 1505 Farnam
DETECTIVE Cat) t. Cormack. 617 Kr.rbnch
block. Tel. A2832. U 307
M AtNPTIP treatment 4 baths. Mm.
llrAVJll C 1 IV. Bmlth. 118 N. 15. 3 fir. R 1
U 626 Jy-x
EXPERT piano moving, lowest Prices.
BchmoUer 4fc Mueller, 1313 Farn. Tel. 1J
U 333
BALLOON ASCENSIONS
Furnished by the eellable Sam Murphy
Balloon Co.. 2801 Miami St. TjjJ
Dressmaking. Mis Sturdy, 260$ Davenport
U Urn
STEINWAY piano ar sold exclusively by
Scnmoller M"ueller, 131 Farnam Bt
Germania D 5t KjfiSS:
"PAPA says he can' anak em off Hute
on New Patent Rimless Eyeglass; al
most invisible. Huteson Optical Co., 213
8. 16th St., Paxton block; faotory on ths
premisea U s
DR. C. H. DeLONG. Dentist, 3 Bee. Tel.
B-3240. U 791 Jy
PIANOLAS for rent; 8 month' rent al
lowed 0.1 purchase. BchmoUer 4k Mueller,
- 1313 Farnam. Tel. 1626.
CONCESSIONS FOR SALE-Wlsner, Neb.,
July 4, 104, we will have Oollmar Bros,
big railroad circus, hose race open to the
world, three companies of state militia
will be encamped, giving drill and sham
battle; the First Heglment band will
furnish the music with seventy pieoes.
For concessions apply to committee, A. J,
West, chairman. U-M244 X
PARTY who picked up Waterman foun
tain pen Tuesday forenoon at Commercial
National bank will please return same to
Bee office. U-S21
MUSICAL Tho. J. Kelly, voice, Davldge
block. U 399
Accordeon pleating, cheapest, best, quick
est. Mrs. -A. C. ivlark, 17th and Douglas.
U 308
TRY KELLY'S LAUNDRY. 'PHONE 3530.
U-310
407 So. 16th
U-311
"VIAVI," way to health. 350 Bee Bldg.
. . U-314
TUB, vapor and alcohol bath. 720 S. 13thst.
U 316
DR. 8LABAUGH. Dentist. N. Y. Ltfe Bldg.
U 242
PACKARD, accountant, 410 Be bldg. Tel.
B-761 U-723 6
CABINET OVAL PHOTOB-
T FOR 1 AA The Williams Studio,
Full Dox. $2.60. 1AA 1407 Fnrnam St,
U M728.
ACCORDION AND SUNBURST
PLEATING, RUCHING.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES.
GOLDMAN PLEATING CO.
200 DOUGLAS BLK. TEL. 1936.
U M730.
ROSEBUD AGENCY Man wanted to file
declaration papers of ex-soldler for land
lu agency. Address O 23, Bee. .
V -- - U M960 28
DnQRPRESSINO CLUB; 75c a month.
IWOCiTel. 197g. m N i6tn
U M9S3 JylS
FINE
EYE GLASSES. Shureon and 8hureright, $1
t $10, examination Included. Dr. Rich
ards, 116 a 16th, opposite Boston Store.
U M107 28
MEDICAL
HOMEOPATHIC medicines, wholesale, re
tail. Sherman & McConnell, Omaha.
-324
DR. PRIES treat successfully all dlsenees
and irregularities of women, from any
eaure; experienced and reliable, Addrtas,
with stamp. Dr. Pries, lollhi Douge st.,
Omaha. -L
fRIVATE hospital during ccn!lneraent;
babies adopted. Mrs. Gardels, 121U Charles.
Tel. Ami. T28
PRIVATE home during confinement; babies
adopted. Mrs. Dr. King, 606 N. 16th, 3d
floor.; tel. :569. 1 M333 Jyl6
PRIVATE home during confinement; babies
adopted. The Good Samaritan Sanitarium,
728 1st ave.. Council Bluffs.Ia.Tel.774. 526 .
FOR RENT HOUSES
THE Omaha Van and Storage Co. paok.
niovo and store H. ti. goods. Storehouse,
li20-24 N. lKih. Office. VillVs Faruum. J'eL
1559-863. D-288
PAYNE-BOSTWICK CO., choice houses.
01-e03 New York Life Bldg. phone loio,
D 3M
HOI KF9ln U parts of the city. Th
nUUOtJy. IP. LavU Co., tun bee Bldg.
D 2v
WE MOVE pianos. Maggard Van V Stor
age Co. Tel. 1496. Office 1713 Webster st,
D-281
HOUbES, Insurance. Rlngwalt, Barker bk.
D-21.1
r101I9PSn kU part of th city. R. C
llUUJLJ.,llr, 4 Co- Bee Building.
Dm
FOR RENT No. 1541 Park ave., opposite
park, modern brick dwelling, I rooms:
Srlce, $40.00 per month. Inquire at HI
82d st J. M. Richards. D M764
10-ROOM house, near 28th and Farnam.
only $42.60. Bemls, Paxtaa block.
D443
TO LET. FURNISHED.
DURING July and August, very desirable
10-room modern house; west Farnam dis
trict; best referenoes required.
W. FARNAM SMITH CO., 1320 Farnam.
D M371.
CENTRAL, good condition, $-r. cottage, 220
No. 23d. D-M370
FOR RENT Elegant 8-room modern house,
best location, 430. Thomas Brennan, N.
Y. Life building. D 276
FOR RENT July 1st, 8-room modern brick,
314 N. 23d St Inquire 320 N. 23d.
D-M541
CENTRAL All room cottage, 130 N. 23rd.
, DM 457
I-ROOM, modern house, 71 8. 87th st. -'"Will
Brown. D M782 lx
FOR RENT July, L 650 8. 26th ave., I
room, all modern, $27.60. Inquire 211 8.
17th. , D-M780 27
RENTALS a specialty. KKNNY REAL
LOT. A INV. CO., 900 Bee bldg.
D-M912 X
NEW MODERN HOUSE.
638 South 24th at, north of St. Mary's ave.,
a brand new, modern brick of 8 room,
good location and perfect condition. In
walking distance, $40.
GARVIN BROS.. 1604 FARNAM ST.
D M929
$37.60 for 2309 California St., new, modern,
up-to-dste. 9-room house. George A Co.,
lOol Farnam t. D M9&6 29
1-ROOM house at 1568 N. 17th St. Enoulr
O. C. Redick, 1517 Farnam. D-M97I I
GOOD HOUSES FOR RENT.
417 N. 18th, new 8-r., modern.
$32.602564 Harney, good 8-room brick, all
modern, In perfect condition; walking dis
tance. $26 3WJ2 N. 25th, good six-room, modern ex
cept furnace: barn.
$15-i28 N. 2h, good e-r. cottage.
jli JOt S. 3d at., T rooma.
$121214 8. 171 h St., t rooms.
. OAHVW BltOti, 10o4 FAftNAM1 BT.
AXM DX7
THIS FOR THAT
WILL trade sewing machine for type
writer. Neb. cycle Co., 16U ana Jlarney.
1 &-m
10-IN. DISC records taken In exohange for
new records. Columbia rnonograpn t oM
1621 Farnam. Z 333
WHAT have you to exehanre for a planoT
Z-S34
PHOENIX bicycle to exchange for soma erf
th money you psy the street car com
pany. Louis Flescher, 1623 Capitol ave.
2V-33
IF THERE fl nothing In this column yon
want, put an ad. In and you will soon
ret it 1 Z 111
IF TOUR eld furnltur don't ult. we will
exchange new for It, TeX 771. itMfl$
$300 AUTOMATIC REOINA musto bo.
fncy ease, to exchange for rlnn OT
pianola. Address K 13, Be. 7r-aCRM
FINE ll-plece fllnrng room set: cost m
new; will sell or trade; bargain. Enter
prise Furnltur Co., 103 8. 14tli. T!. 2?M.
Jt-e7
tVTLL exchange second hand phonograph
records for other In good condition. N
64, Bee office. Z-Mr2
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGTC A fin mill
inery stock, In a good Iowa town. Ad-
urens m. m. Dee. ti a
STANHOPE top buggy, rubber tire, for
aie or trade, lis? s. zstn ave.
a-M783 rx
FOR jEXCHANGE. 80 acres finely Improved
land in Johnson county, 1 mile from town;
will trade for hardware or gen'I mdse.,
to amt. of $3,000, bal. Security on farm.
Prloe, $60.00 per acre. Address O 17, Be
office'. Z M790 27 X
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
FARM and city loan, low rte. W. H.
Thorns. First Net I Bank Bldg. Tel. 144.
. W-39I
4 TO t P. C. money. Bemls, Paxton block.
, W-393
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wsad, UK) Douglas
WANTED, city loan nd warrants. W.
. Farnam Smith & Co., 134) Farnam st
W-300
MONEY TO LOAN, Payns Investment Cfc
W-tt
WANTED, real eatt loans and warrant a
R. C. Patera Co., Bee bldg. W del
I per cent loan. Garvin Bros., 1604 Famsm.
W-B0I
We would Ilk a few farms. We would
like to make a few loans, $1,000 to $10,
000 on farm In Douglas or adjoining
counties. F. D. WEAD, 1524 Douglas st.
W 71$ 29
WE loan money. KENNY REAL EST. A
INV. CO., 300 Bee bldg. W-MW3
USTEOPATHY
Johnson Institute, 615 N. Y. LU bldg. T. 1M
-827
DR. GRACE DEEGAN, 832 N. Y. Life. TeL
2686. - -328
MRS. JOHN R. MUSICIC Osteopathic Phy
sician; office, Douglas block. TeL 2823.
I -330
Dr. Farwell, specialty ne-vou diseases. $04
Pa xton. 331
LOST
LOST Hat pin with large amethyst 'stone,
at either the Auditorium or on 24th St.
car. Please return to Bee office; reward.
Lost M945
LOST On Harney street Saturday, go'.d
case watch, . Waltham works; reward;
return to F. E. Cress A D. T. office.
South Omaha. Lost M105 28
FLORISTS
HESS dc SWOBODA. 1416 Farnam. 360
L. HENDERSON, 1619 Farnam. Bend for
' price list of cut flowers and plant.
861
ALFRED DONAGHUE. JR., 1607 Farnam.
Tel. 8333 352
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
A. C. VAN SANT'S school, 717 N. Y. Llf.
266
FACSIMILE letlor. envelope addreed,
Boylee college. 40 .
LAWNMOWERS, SHARPENED
P. MELCHIOR, machine works, 13th and
Howsro. M-HJyiO
E. E. LAWRENCE. 2703 Leavenworth;
'phone 1,1676. M OWJylO
CLAIRVOYANTS
GTLMER, palmist. 716 N. 23d. TeL B-32;
BUSINESS MEDIUM, 718 N. 17th t
. 8 M875 Jy9x
WANTED TO BORROW
$1,600, 6 year at 6 per cent; good first
mortgage security given. Address O 34.
Bee office. M374July3x
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice la hereby given that sealed bid
will be reoelved by the Board of Kduoa-
1 tlon or tne soiiooi aistnui 01 w
I West Point, Cuming county, Nebraska,
. , . . . , . , 1- . I . ...... ....n k. 7th
Unlit S U t'luus III wo .iumvvii " -
day of July, 1904, for the erection of an
addition to the school building of raid dis
trict and for certain alterations to the o.d
building. Plans and specifications may b
seen at the office of the secretary, J. H.
Thompson, West Point. Neb., or at th
office of th architect, John Latenaer,
422-424 Be building, Omaha, Neb., on or
after June 25, 1904. The successful bidder
will be required to enter Into a good and
sufficient bond for the completion of the
work according to contract, and to pay
for all materials used and labor employed
by him. Tbe board reserves the right to
reject any and all bide. By order ot th
Board of Education. P. M. MOODIE,
Atteat: President
J. H. THOMPSON.
Secretary.
Dated this 25th day of Jun. 1904.
M tjylt
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
Omaha. Neb., Jun 22. 1904. Sealed pro
posals, in triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received her until 10 a.
m.. central standard time, June 28, 1904, for
the construction of n addition to Band
Quarters at Fort Crook, Neb. Full Infor
mation furnished on application to this
office, where plans and specifications rosy
be seen, or to the Quartermaster, Fort
Crook, Neb. Proposals to be marked "Pro
posals for Addition to Band Quarter," and
addressed to Major J. E. SAWYER. Chief
Quartermaster. Je24-27
' O. M. E. 'Tel. 611 .
MESSENGER AND BAGGAGE.
1613 Farnam Street.
WILL OET YOJR BAGGAGE THERE
. ON TIME.
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RUNNING HOMES BY CONTRACT
Co-operative Plaa Proposed as a
Meata of Redneingr Li via
Expense.
. Mr. Charlotte Perkins Oilman In the
current number of the Independent ha a
most Interesting article with th somewhat
repellent and not at all dcrlptlv title
"Domestic Economy." It 1 lu-reality a
detailed sketch of a plan for organising
the housekeeping of 100 .famine In an or
dinary city block so that the cooking and
laundry work shall be don In a separate
bouse, the cleaning be don by employ
from th outside, th education and direc
tion of children be attended io by an ex
pert corp, and th families be furnished
with baths, gymnasia, amusement rooms
and ballrooms In separate houses, and be
rid of all servants except such immediate
Attendants ss may be preferred, though
these will not be really needed. Mr. Gil
man calculate that the total annual coat
or living ror a ramiiy witn an incoma of
XS.000 a vmp ojin Miilv be roifiiAH In thin
way by from I'SCS to $1,104, depending o
whether a servant Is or Is not retained
This energetic and Intelligent writer's
criticism of the clumslnest, and wast of
prevailing method of family llf I search
ing and is founded on fact, whether It ba
Justified In all It detail or not. There 1
no question that the business of providing
shelter, food and the convenience and
necessaries required by a family la, as a
business,, much more expensive and lea
skillfully administered In separate house
holds than Is the case with similar opera
tionssay. In ' laree . and well-ordered
hotels, laundries, etc. Nor Is It to be
denied that there a marked tendency to
ward the division of labor In connection
with housekeeping, ai'ln the case of bread
making and laundry work, which to a
great extent In cities are now done outsid.
The apartment house Is a development In
the same direction, by which a good deal
of the work and care Incident to a sep
arate house Is dispensed with, th heating,
th car of balls and stalra, and sidewalks,
for example, and In some Instance cooking
and Interior service. It can hardly be said
with certainty, however, that there 1 on
the whole any saving In this mode of life;
It I rather a necessity of our crowded
cities than a deliberate effort at improving
condition. In smaller towns it Is praVB
tlcally Impossible to any extent.
When we come to a definite, co-operative
scheme such a Mr. Oilman Ingen
iously outlines, It Is obvious that there
wilt b many difficulties to overcome. It
1 not unreasonable to expect that th
Incalculable element of human perversity
and whimsicality would, wreck . such a
system, unless It were started by a very
carefully chosen gtoup of men and women,
able fully to appreciate Its advantage
and to carry oa It necessarily complex
administration. Mrs. Oilman may fairly
say that this 1 not specific criticism. It
I not. But It accords with human ex
perience that any but most unusual thing
will In practice Insist on . not merely be
ing free to do what Is best, but to do what
Is obviously not, the best. Average men
and women ar more fond of rejecting
what they do not like, though their not
liking may be Ignorant, than of doing what
they especially approve, Th Amount of
aweetnesa and light demanded by a plsn
to mak 100 families, numbering at least 200
adult and $00 assorted ohlldren, adopt a
ufficlentlY regular mode of life to permit
the organisation suggested 1 on amount
extremely difficult to find. Such reform a
I to com in thl direction will com very
lowly, other reform have come, after
current tendltlons hav become intoler
able. New York Time. it .
Aaeieat Tlnaekeeptaa,
Ancient timekeeping ba received new
light from two remarkabl ttone lately
unearthed by the German explorers on
th cite of the old lonlo port of Miletu.
These stone ar th remain of calendars,
of which on I shown to date from 109 A.
D. Th year was divided Into Iwelv
odlacal sign, and against each month th
motion of the remaining sign was give
with a not predicting, th weather.
the left side were thirty hole, a woodtn
peg being moved forward on hole each
day, thus giving th astronomical dat.
Thl new find ha made clear the meaning
of parapegma, or peg calendar, a name by
which other stones hav beven rather mys
teriously known. New York Tribune.
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