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lili: OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1903. 1,1 Ik V 1 SPECIAL NOTICES Almtlttntili 'or these polamas will he taken Ill 12 m. tor the evening? edition natll H p. n.. let th Morning; and ftnaday edition. Rates 1 1-Se a wore) first Insertion le word thereafter. Nothlna likfi for leae than SUle far tk flrat Inser tion. TkiM advertisements meat he ran eonseeetlvely. Advertisers, bjr rraeestlDS a a am. hrred check, eta kara answers ad dressed a nnmbared letter la car af Tk Anintn aa addressed tI1I k delivered aa preseatatlee al keb. MISCELLANEOUS TELEGRAPHY, Business, Bhorthand, Typewriting. Normal. English and Civil Bervlc Coursea. DAY AND NIQHT. BOTLES COLLEGE. MAIL LE8SONB In shorthsnd. typewriting, bookkeeping and penmanship. Bend ror Catalogue Today. Klatlng whether Inter ested In correspondence or residence work. H. D. Boylea. prealdent, 18th and Harney sts.. Omaha, Neb. R-M6S2 TRY KELLY'S TOWEL SUPPLY.'t el.' 3M0. R 667 CITY SAVINGS BANK paya 4 per cent R hi Mercantile Uw and collectlona. Our system collecta. Q. T. Voorheee Co., m -gill Pianos for Rent, I3.0O-84.0O New Pianos. High grade. Kent allowed If you purchase. Ferfleld Piano Company, 1611 Farnam. Telephone 701. Open evenings. R 670 ANTI-Monopoly Garbage Co. 621 N. Wlh. Tel. 1779. R-6.2 STOVE&FURNACEKEPAIRS 'lei. MO. 1207 Doug. Omaha btove Rep- v Ha. K-673 OMAHA Safe and Iron Works makes a spe cialty of Ore escapes, shutters, doors and safes. U. Andreen, prop., 102 fc). loth rt K C76 EYE" STRAIN relieved by expert optical treatment; glasses to fit; prices right. Bennetts. R 2a0 V. W. DUDGEON, the expert PLUMBER. Twc 'phones, IMS and L2e3. R-M908 M7 Mil LVVDkK 1vn Pclal attention. JV1IL.L, WJr estimates made from architects' plans and specifications; save contractors money. Wentworth, 618 Pax ton block. R 143 F22 TRAVELING bags, ault cases. Stetson hats. C. 11. Frederick Co., 1604 Farnam. R 745 Fl EQUITABLE Life Assurance "Strongest In the World" H. D. Neely, Mgr., M.r chanta National Bank. R-741 F18 CUT RATE railway tickets everywhere P. II. Phllbln, 1506 Farnam. 'Phone 781. R-67 PREBBORIUM, best cleaners and dyers. 1324 Farnam. JTeL . 8800. R 601 COAL New kind soft coal. "Yukton" Egg, 6)1.26 ton. Harmon 4 Weeth, 'phone 1417. R Lao OUR perfect work dlsarma crltclsm. dis courages prejudice and makes friends. That something essential to satisfaction, la always found in a Chicago Laundry" bundle. 214 N. 16th. Tel. 205. R-M72S F18 FAILING EYESIGHT RESTORED Our New Torlc lena la the latest wonder In optical eclence. The field of view Is en larged more than live times. They cost more than oth-r lens and they are worth It. Consultation free. Huteson Optical Co., 211 Be. 16th, Paxton block. R-M719 F18 CITY STEAW LAUNDRY 211 SOUTH 11TH. TEL. 264. We trust everybody. Flannels and colored goods launoerea at our risk. . . .. H-M160 F23 cdcc Dl I I kttl MIT. '" Wlckersham, Tel. Wir. and Farnam. R M241 24 . WHO'S your tallorT It should be Dree her. Too busy making clothes to close. Open evenings. 1616 Farnam St. R 204 E. J DA VIS,. SAFE MOVER, HEAVY UAULLNU. 1118 FARNAM. TEL. 8SH. . R-M754 M3 DR. WILKINSON, eye, ear. nose, throat, catarh. Cull or telephone B3623. Cretgh ton Blk. R 357 H. C. WEEDEN, 2103 Maple St., Omaha: . public accountant and auditor. Periodical or special examinations on reasonable terms. R 406 28 WANTED TO BUY BHONB ELD, the ANTIQUARIAN. 822 N. Y. Life, pays highest price for books. Tel. 3036. N-661 SQUARE PIANO In good condition. 1611 Farnam. IN M2S0 WANTED AT ONCE. One 100 horse-power boiler and engine, In good running order, new or econd-nand. Alfalfa 'Mem Co., Omaha, Neb. N-M966 BUY Landeen's antiseptic hair tonlo. N M9U1 M6 WANTED, room and board In private fumlly by young man who will be perma nent; must be convenient to car line; rtate price. Address W 86, Bee. . ' r N-411 14x PRINTING PRINTING lllUH-GKADS WORK, i v.i-i t r Crouuse Block, Coi ner of LYNOilAU loth Ul. and csplloi Ave. 13 KRAMER CHANDLER. QUICK PrUN'iKRS. 1106-08 Douglas St. To de liver work when promised Is our hobhy. 6S4 THE Nebraska Printing Co.; everything new und up-to-date; prompt uttentlon given to all orders. 118 8. 14th, 2d floor. "Phone 63U0. M677 YOU will lose money If you don't let ua figure on your printing. Tel. S831. Great Western Printing Co.. 1618 Chicago. ' M7U2 F23 PATENTS II. A. 8TITROIE8. registered attorney; pat outs, trade marks, copyrights, no fee un less successful. 617 N. Y. Life. Omaha. Ml PATPNTQ SECURED OR NO FEe! r A I CIX I O ADVICE FREE. American Engineering Co., registered at torneys, 60S Bee Bldg.. Omaha. 213 F24 INVESTORS Before you apend money for patent, have an examination made to dlacover If your Invention is new. Them examinations cost $2. Address Sues 4 8o., Attorneys, Washington, D. C, or matin, Keb 157 CLAIRVOYANTS QYLMER, aclentino palmist, 715 N. d. 8420 MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 1621 Leaven worth, . 8626 MRS. FAIRFIELD, 1714 California at. 8-M6S9 WANTED SITUATIONS GOOD housekeeper Canadian office, 16th Dodge. A atfi YOUNG attorney from central Nebraska desires situation; stenographer. Address W 28, Bee. A M35 1SX SALESMEN WANTED NEW editions of "Eugene 8ue," Burton's "Arabian Nights." ' Progress of Man." etc.. Over too good sellers for experienced De Lux inea. Iilxeiibe"gn, 600 Ware o k. MlS DRESSMAKING IN rdktlUKH. Mtae Bjturdr. 'puemt A-S78 , WANTED MALE HELP Winter Term OF THE Omaha Commercial College, 17th and Douglas. NOW OPEN. New ilnees In an uepartmenta. Send for catalogue at once. B MEN TO LEARN barber trade; free rail-. toad fare upon our failure to convince you of this being the BEST and only re liable, most practical barber college In the United States. Write for catalogue today. Western Barbers' Institute, Omaha. Neb. B Mi WANTED FOR U. 8. ARMY-Able-bodlj.r unmarried men, between ages of 21 and 36, clllsens of United fctstes, of good charac tcr and temperate habits, who speak, rea 1 and write Engllsn. For Information apply to Recruiting Officer, 13lt and Douglas Sts., Omaha; Lincoln, Neb., or Sioux City. Ia, B 873 I WANT and. furnish drug clerks, drug stores and doctrra Knlest. 701 N. Y. L. B 688 IF YOU are In need of a position call and have a "heart-tij-heart" talk with HART. THE EXPERT, 401 N. Y. Life. R 68 WANTED Men and boys to learn plumb' Ing trade. Coyne Broa. Co., school of practical plumbing. Send for catalogue. Address 4K73-76 Easton ave., Ht. Louis, Mo. B-M755 KS 06 HART. THE EXPERT, can get a position for SOME of the people ALL the time nnd ALL the people SOME of the time, but I can't get a position for All the peo ple ALL the time. HART. 401 and 402 N. Y. tit'- B M802 IS WANTED By a Cincinnati wholesale liq uor house, salesman for the states of Ne braska nnd Missouri; to one who haa a large established trade with good people the most liberal Inducements will be, of fered both In regard to ealary and ex penses; others need hot apply. Addreas. with references, P. O. box No. 612, Cin cinnati. O. B-884 13 WANTED An experienced well man to run hydraulic well machine. H. H. Brown, Fremont, Neb. B M161 lo WANTED First-class fireman to run steam heating plant and do Jnnltor work; steady lob year round; mutt be well rec ommended. A. I. Root, Incorporated, 414 S. 14th SL 6-M110 1 WANTED, first-class watchmaker at once. Apply 1618 Dodge. . B M230 18 WANTED FEMALE HELP I AM now In a position to handle high grade domestic help; none but the very est need apply and must have the very best references, jlart, 401 and 402 N. Y. Life bldg. C 144 GIRL for housework; private family of three. 1813 N. 23d. O M411 14z WANTED Ladles to learn balrdressltig, manicuring, facial massage, chiropody or electrolysis. Have just moved Into our new building and have all modern facil ities for teaching the work. Short time completes. Special offer for thirty days. Graduates earn splendid pay. Call or write Moler College, 1114 Farnam st. C M105 2x WANTED Good young girl for general housework; no washing; no cooking. 3403 Harney at. C 127 13x 60 OIRIS WANTED to work In our mall order department, between the ages of 15 and 20 years; no Experience necessary. Nebraska Clothing Co. C M205 14 WANTF, an experienced cook; references requlreS. Mrs. L. L. Kountze, 423 S. 39th St. C M370 WANTED, a competent girl for generat housework. 1024 Park avc. C M378 14 WANTED, at once, capable skirt cutter. Mrs. Jl. C. Marks, 1623 Douglas. C-M414 19 BUSINESS CHANCES WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange Jour property or business quick see J. U. ohnson, 843 N. Y. Life. 'Phone L 2270. Y-692 ATTORNEYS, everywhere, if you have an account, note or claim of any kind against fierson, firm or corporation we can settle l for you. THE NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., main flotr N. Y. Life. 'Phone 132. Y-103 ABBOTT-COWAN CO., 1st Nat. Bk. bldg.. can get you In or out of business. Y 683 A GOOD hotel, well furnished, doing good business, in central Nebraska, for sale, or will exchango for good farm or ranch lands. Willis Cadwell, Broken Bow. Neb. Y-676 FOR 8AI-E OR RENT Maloney theater building 1606-lfi07-16O Capitol avenue; COx loo feet ground floor apace. Apply to Henry Rohlff, 25C9 Lavenworth st. Y-770 ATTORNEYS EVER V WHERE Accounts! notes or claims settled, against person, firm or corporation. The New Church Co., main floor N. Y. Life, Omaha. Tel. 133. Y M216 IF YOU wish to buy or sell a business or real estate, consult U. S. Sales Bureau, 634 and 636 Bee Bldg. Y M464 FOR SALE, my meat market, tools and slaughter house tilled, and residence. Qui Konagle, Yutnn, Neb. Y MlftS HOTELS exclusive. Hart, 401 N. Y. Life. Y-M718 Ml WIL Invest 82,600. What can you offer? Address W 3, Bee office. Y M924 llx FOR SALE, for cash only, clean, up-to-date stock of dry goods and millinery, one of the oest towns In state; btut location In town, or stock can be moved. Address 8. M. Morgan. Friend. Neb. Y MSI? FOR SALE On account of sickness, con trolling Interest In gilt-edge gold mining claim; If you have ambition to get rich Investigate this. 2206 Lake St., Omaha. Y--MH97 13x WANTED To rent, half of my shoe store room, to partlea who will put In stork of uente' furnishing goods; I have an old established trade and can start any one off with a good paying business from the stat; we have 10,000 inhabitants and one of the best locations In Nebraska, Address W 26, Bee. Y M229 17x LAUNDRY In fast growing city; no In cumbrance. A good bargain. Address W 27. Bee. Y M35S) lKx SMALL HOTEL For sale cheap, lease and furniture of 24 room boarding house; business established 14 years ur.ci never changed hands; very centrally located, only 4 short distance from courthouse. ' Have a high-prlcod, flrst-cluss transient trade and continu oualy refuse applicants. Furniture and carpets in good condition; building mod ern and rent reasonable. Closest Investi gation solicited. Present owner desires to retire, and If anyone is looking for tills kind of business h -re Is a SNAP, aa 1 will aell cheap for cash. W 21. care Bee. Y-3S1 . IF YOU want to buy, sell, rert or exehango real estate or buslne QUICK, see Comp-ton-Watts CV., bH6 Paxton block. Y M379 FOR RENT HOUSES HOUSES, Insurance. RlngwaJt, Barker Blk. D tils HOI KF ln all parts of the city. R flWUdCO c. Peters & Co., Bee Bldg. D 622 - THE Omaha Van and Storage Co. pack, move and store II. H. goods. Storehouse ll.V-24 N. Wlh. Office, lUlfe Farnam. Tel. 1569. l-20 WE MOVE pianos, Maggard Van A Stor age Co. Tel. litt. Office 1713 Webater sc. D-631 HDIIP? In all parts of the city. Ths ..www ww u. j,., uavlll lo., bug Beebldg. D 618 MrCauley Express Co. for moving, storage, baggage delivery. 616 & loth. Tel. 1464. D-4J 666 DOUGLAS 8 ROOMS, 837.60. D-OI CHRIS HOY EH, t'nd and Cuming sts. Tel. 2048i D-M667 SIX-ROOM collate. 2107 Ohio atreet, 818; In line order, porcelain bath, but and cold water, gas. J. H. BLAIR, Tit N. Y. Life bldg D-M17S R(K)M house. 25. Decatur St., 816. Chris Buyer, 22d ana Cuming. Tel. i"4.- D-MUI It's No Experiment But an absolute certainty that when you have anything you desire to sell, rent or buy, a classic fied Ad in el -tl av TTE jUlH BEE Will secure for you the results, A few cents thus expended will bring you dollars. TRY IT NOW! FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ROYAL HOTEL, Eurppean, 16lh & Chicago E 597 DEWEY, European hotel, 13th Farnam. E-6U8 SOUTH front parlor. 2024 St. Mary ave. E ol THE FARNAM. 18th and FARNAM 8TS. E M149 VIENNA hotel. Private dining rms. cafe. E M7S7 NICELY furnished room, 1428 N. 19th St. E 748 100 warm rooms, Ogden hotel. Co. Bluffs. Ia E 128 LARGE room, for gentlemen only; stentn heat Mrs. Fox. 107 8. 14th st, second floor. E M372 13x NICELY furnished front room, also one mall room; modern houne; private famllv; with meals If wanted. 1712 Charles. LhdiPJi- FURNISHED. ROOMS AND BOARD O. M. E., TEL. Oil. MESSENGERS AND BAGGAGE. F-602 THE BH ELTON, 26th and Dodge; Ideal home for the winter; pleasant rooms; strictly modern; home cooking; reason able. F-6Q3 NICELY furnished rooms, with or without board; also duy board. 1S11 Ctpltol Ave. . F M248 14x 2616 FARNAM ST., two largo rooms on first floor, single or en suite; steam heat, first class board; prices very reasonable. F-604 GOOD room for two, gentlemen preferred. m 8. 26th St. F-990 NICELY furnished front room: also small room; modern home; private family; with meals If desired. 1712 Charles st. F 409 14 ROOMS and board for three; home cook ing; everythlna; modern; board by the week; reasonable rates. 116 N. 25th. F-204 13x LARGE room, good board, modern. 62B S. 19t h. F- 200 13x UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT ROOM8 for housekeeping and other rooms. 824 N. 16th. G-M222 13 TWO or three light, modern, furnace he.tt. 2214 N. 19th, G-M21I1 13 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE New and second-hand billiard and pool tables, bar fixtures of all kinds, easy payments. Send for catalogue. Brunswluk-Balke-Coliender, 407 8. loth St., Omaha. Q-M429 COMPLETE line new and 2d-hand furni ture. Chicago Furniture Co.. 1410 Dodge. Tel. 2020. Q-2a 2ND-HAND safe cheap. Derlght. 1119 Far nam. Q til ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AT A BAR GAIN. We have about 200 feet 0. stranded electrlo light cable and one 800 ampere knife switch; Address Bee Building Co., or see W. H. Bridges, engineer, Bee Building. Omaha. Q 6J3 MOTOR FOR SALE We have for aale a 10 H. P., llo-volt, direct current, Northern motor. This motor is in perfect condition ln every way. Ad dress Bee Building Co., or see VV. H. Bridges, engineer Bee building. Q 774 TWO HEAVY STEEL HORIZONTAL TUBULAR BOILERS FOR SALE. Two boilers, luO-horse power, which have been used but six years, made of firebox t steel, triple rlvlted butt and strap Joints, insurance company permits of prtsi'ur of 125 pounds They are now ia use nnd can be seen at boiler house, rear of Bee building. Can be delivered at once. Call or addrers W. H. Bridges, engi neer. Bee building, Omaha Q M9u2 FOR SALE, several scholarships In a first class standard school ln Omaha, compris ing complete course in business, short hand and typewriting. Inquire at Hee office. Q-852 CORN cribbing, tel. poles, long fir timbers, cypress fence lath, 3-ply white basswood. 00'. Douglas. Q-631 ENGINE FOR SALE 1 4x4 Sturtevant vertical engine, automatic engine, cheap. Address line Building Co., or see W. H. Bridges, engineer Bee build ing. Q 77a FOR SALE, carload of drivers and work horses, Just in from Iowa. Melcher & Srhwager Livery Barn. 601 So. llnh. Tel. 2SS2. Q-M247 GOOD carriage, runabout wagon and har ness, cheap. Johnson & Danfurth, H. W. cor. 10th and Jones sts. Q 633 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. BEST MIXED , PAINT. Sherman & McCopnell Drug Co., Omaha. Q-M699 BLOWER FOR SALE l No. 6 Sturtevant blower, in perfect con dition, will be sold cheap. Address Bee Building Co., or see W. H. Bridge!), en gineer Bee building. , Q 776 PULLEYS AND COUNTERSHAFTS AT A BARGAIN. 80 Pulleys, from 6 In. to 48 in. In diameter, 8 Countershafts complete. 40 Feet 1 lu-16-ln. shafting, with couplings and hangers, together with about 40 feet of -lnch belting. These are all in first-class condition. W. 11. Bridges, Engineer, Bee building. Q-113 SECOND-HAND STEAM FITTINGS FOR SALE If you want a bargain in steam fittings call and look over the following supplies: Iti-lnch Jenkln'a globe valve. l.SVlnch Austin horlrontal separator. 1 4-Inch Austin vertical separator. These have been taken out on account ef changes in our steam plant and are :n good condition. Address Bee Building Co., or see W. H. Bridges, engineer. Bee bull l Ing, Omaha. Q 63J BIDS will be received by B. C. Wade at Y. M. C. A. until Feb. 16 for the brick house at N. E. Corner Kth and Howard, same to be wrecked and removed. Q Ml 26 14 FOR SALE. 2nd hand white plno flooring at church, 24lh and Dodge. Q-M170J3X ONE fine new double sleigh at erst; also one fine second-hand double sleigh, fine condition. 4t.00. Drumniond Curriige Co. Q MIS FLORISTS HESS 4 SWOBODA. 1415 Farnam. -662 L. HENDERSON, 1618 Farnam. Tel. 1268. -6u3 ALFRED DONAOHl'E, JR., TeL 3238. 1607 Farnam. m4 LAW AND COLLECTIONS JOHN M MACFARLAND, New York Llfs Bldi; . rcouis u4 and 818. Tel. 1562. 69d FOR SALE REAL ESTATE CAS- Williamson Co.. vft j' RE-616 1000 ACRES OF IRRIGATED LAND Big Horn Basin ON EASY PAYMENTS. Perfect Titles Perpetual Water NEAR NEW LINE OF B. & M. R. R. For particulars call on or address, L. D. HOLMES, 712 N. Y. Life Bldg. RE 242 13 FOR SALE. Blue Lake Park, consisting of . forty acres or leas, nearly one mile lake front. For particulars Inquire of the owner, Geo. Reed, Onawa, la., R. F. D. No. 1. 'Phone 801. RE 294 27 FOR SALE OR TRADE. 620-ncre ranch In Knox county, Nebraska. Only about three miles south of Spring field, 8. D. Good dwelling, barn, well and wind mill, about forty acres under cultivation, balance ln pasture and meadow, living water ln various places. Indian land adjoining can be leased at low figures. A ' splendid stock ranch. Will sell for part cash, balance 7 pel cent, or will trade for stock of drugs, tillable land ln Iowa or eastern Nebraska, or good salable city property. Price. 812.5o per acre Also tor sale, Severn good farms In Bon Homme county, 8. D. Write for description, prices and terms. Address GEO. W. SNOW, Springfield. 8. D. . . RE M247 18 FOR SALE One note of $1,800. due In one year, secured by first mortgage on good Improved Omaha property, bearing b per rent Interest, payable semi-annually; also one note for Jl,600. due on or before three years, Interest at 6 per cent, payable semi-annually, secured by first mortgage on good property. Both are absolutely safe and given by respectable parties. Address the owner, S 26, Bee office. RE-M46S MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS QUICK MONEY Is sometimes a necessity. Our facilities are unsurpuwsed for quick and confiden tial service. We loan on Furniture. Pianos, Warehouse Receipt, Live Stock, etc. Wa also loan to SALARIED PEOPLE On their own agreement to repay; no other security required. With us you pay for what you get and only for what time you Keep it. it is our motto to try to piease. If you have dealt with Us and are pieased, tell others; If displeased, tell us. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 2295. (Established 1892.) 806 So. 16th St. X 634 LOANS made on all kinds of chattel se curities also on SALARIES. Low Rates. Easy Terms. Quick and Confidential Service. Call on us If In need of MONEY. PHOENIX CREDIT CO.. 633 Paxton Block. X-6S5 MONEY loaned on furniture, salary, horses, etc.; half usual rates. Dr. Prebbe now, room 214, at 209 8. 16th St. Tel. B 2961. X-6S8 MONEY loaned salaried people and others without security; easy payments. Offices ln 63 principal cities. Tolman, room 714 New York Life building. X-610 BOW EN'S MONEY; easy to get on furni ture, planes, horses, cows, Jewelry. Plain not If steadily employed. 703 N. Y. Life. X-646 MONEY loaned on salary, furniture, Jew elry, horses. Duff Green Loan Co.. 8 Barker block. X S3? MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, S19 8. 13. X-640 MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE. STAR LOAN CO., 644 PAXTON BLOCK. X-641 SEE FULER, 426 Paxton block, for loans on watches, diamonds and Jewelry. X-642 EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas. X 571 CHATTEL, siilery and Jewelry loans. Foley Loan Co., 1504 Farnam St. X 643 SALARY nnd chattel loans. 211 Bee Bldg. Templeton, X-644 PRIVATE MONEY A PRIVATE PARTY WILL MAKE loans on furniture, pianos or other se curity at very liberal rates; you have the privilege of paying back in. small In stallments. Address T 14. Bee. X-704 MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE WANTED City loans. R. C. Peters & Co. W-606 FARC and city loans; lowest rates. W. H. Thoniu. First Nat l Bank Uidg. Tel. ltits. r w-tto? PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1620 Douglas WANTED City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith & Co., IAjs Farnam St. W-608 MONEY TO LOAN-Payna Investment Co. W-610 GARVIN BROS. 1604 Farnam City loans at . lowest rates; no delay; get our terms. W-M121 LOWEST rates on city property: 6 per cent on farma In eastern Nebraska. Hernia, Paxton block. W 612 TO LOAN 11,200 on Omaha property. L. HI D. Holmes, 718 N. Y. Llfs M106 13 FOR EXCHANGE IF YOU do not find what you want In this column put an ad ln and you will aoon get It . ZOki PIANO for horse. Perfleld, planoa, 1811 Far. fc-ltil V'iX TO EXCHANGE for hardware, lumber yard or mill one of the beat 1.600 acre fraln and stock farms ln the county, 'or full description, write Fred L. Bar clay. Stuart, Neb. Z-M102 13 FOR exchange, hardware stock, business house and dwelling In good eaatern Ne braska city, each or all for farm. Address W 22. Bee. Z M217 15x FARMS FOR RENT 70 ACRES, one mile east of Irvlngton. No Improvement 83 no per acre. UUoRUE A COMPANY, lf.'l Farnam Rt. Mi87 1 PERSONAL DR. ROY, Chiropody, R. 8 fc S. 1606 Farnam. 'J-266 EYE SPECIALIST Hi H,ENKER. eye specialist; glasses per fectly fitted. Rms. 307-8 Neville Blk.. 16th and Harney. U M221 CHRONIC and nervous diseases success fully treated. Dr. Jackson, 311 Ramge blk. U-732 PHONE 701 and a man will call and tune your piano; $3. Perfleld Piano Co., HU Farnam. U (46 TSiTR,'c'4L- masq. costumes. Lleben 1410-12 Howard. U-647 THE Salvation Army solicits cast-off cloth ing. In lact anything you do not need; we col ent mi.i. r-n -. n, kt 11 Jr,,cot of collecting to the worthy poor. Call phone 4135 and wagon will call. U 11 OMAHA Stammerers' Institute. Ramge blk. U 64S ACCORDION and SUNBURST PLEATING. KUCHING BUTTONS 8end for price list and Samplea. lHb CjOLDMAN FLEA I ING CO . 200 DOUGLAS BLOCK. TEL. 193i. U-049 TUB, vapor and alcohol baths. 720 8. 13th. U-6J DON T fool with your eyes; be careful who examines them; we test eyes free for glasses and guarantee satisfaction. , THE H. J. PENFOLD CO.. Leading Opticians. 1408 Farnam. U-651 FC77FMA absolutely cured. B. J. Bean i-V-i.t-itlA nell 9 wre Bock. U 715 F2S PRESSORIUM R0nhacmpre"Sd-324 PRIVATE home during conflement; ba bies boarded and adopted. Mrs. Gardell, 2216 Charles. Tel. A 2618. U666 We rent sewing machines 76c week. We repair all makes of nuvchlnr. Second hand machines 16 to $10. Neb Cycle Co. Tel. 1663. Cor. 15th and Harney. U-654 TRUSSES made and fitted to men, women and children. 1406 Farnam St. THE H. J. PENFOLD CO. U 653 OMAHA souvenir view mailed free to any person aendlng us the name of any one owning a square piano or organ. Perfleld Piano Co., 1611 Farnam St. Tel. 701. U M162 F23 DR. PRIES treats successfully all diseases and lregularitles of women, from anf cause; experienced and reliable. Address, with siamp. Dr. Pries, 1611 H Dodge St., Omaha. U 656 PRIVATE home during confinement: ba bls adopted. The Good Samaritan Sani tarium. 723 1st ave., Council Bluffs,. Ia Tel. 771 U-626 TRY KELLEY'B LAUNDRY. 'PHONE 3530. U-657 M AfiMPTIP treatment & baths. Mme. IVinUlMCUU Smith, U8 N. 15. 2 fl. R. 2. U-3U0 HELP FOR THE DEAF. FREE TESTS. Massacon cures middle-ear trouble. Acoustlcon aids the hearing as glasses do the eye Hutchison Acoustic Co., N. Y. Life Bldg. 'Phone 19?. U-66S LARSON A JOHNSON, cut rates to all points. 1406 Farnam. Til. BZ113. Mem ber American Ticket Biokers Ass'n. U-659 IT'S FREE I Send stamp for copy of Chi nese Slave Girl and her young American lover. Address J. Boyle, fl D St., N. E Washington, D. C. U 680 Six HANDSOME widow, worth $66,000, wants immediately able. Industrious husband. Address Aetna, Oneonta Bldg. Chicago. U-M717 22x PIANO TUNING Tel. 6604. Dnihey. 2207 Mason. U M150 M8x PIANO CLUB, Just forming; 60o and $1 weekly; pianos delivered imme llaie!y ; piano lesson- free. Call for particulars. 1611 Farnam st. U M138 LUCILLE: I have neither heard from you nor Belle K since I last saw you at M January 8. If you see this, please write to my old address, or W 18, In rare of The Bee. C, S. U-M273 13x MEDICAL FOR WOMEN ONLY DR. RAYMOND'S Monthly Regulator has brought happiness to hundreds of anxious women. No pain, no danger, no Interference with work; relief ln 8 to S days. We have never known of a single failure. Price $2, by mall. DR. R. G. RAYMOND REMEDY CO., Room 35, 84 Adums St., Chicago. 660 PEN-TAN-GOT Prompt regulator for ladles, never falls. $2, postpaid. Sherman McCrnnell Drue Cn.. Omnhn M"00 FARMS FOR SALE A COUNTRY HOME. 22 acres, Improved farm, 2H miles north of Florence, near Pnncn church. Price. $2,300. Call at plaoe or addreas J. J. Chambers, Florence. Neb. M241 13x Farm and Ranch Lands Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado and Wyoming; low prices: ten years' time. Land Dept. U. P. R. R. Co., Omaha, Neb. Dept. "A." RE-617 THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER This agricultural weekly goes to 60,000 homes of farmers ana stock raisers, su If you have a good piece of land to aell at a reasonable price you will find a buyer among them. The cost of an advertisement Is small 2 cents per word In small type or 82 ho per Inch If set In large type. LOST AND FOUND LOST, on Friday, gold chased locket from silk fob. Pleas return lo Bee office for reward. Lost 733 FOUND The right place to have your eyas tested and fitted right Bennett's. Found 228 LOST Half grown brlndle bull pup, wear ing spiked collar. Finder pleitsu telephone 762. Lost 2u3 13x PARTY finding shopping bag with money and Jewelry in a Dodge car or on Paul atreet between 20th and 18th Saturday noon return to 1137 N. 18th at., and be liberally rew a rded. Iist M413 13 DANCING ACADEMY CHAMBERS, society and stage; cUsaea now forming. 'Phone F-1V71. -627 A A CLASS for adult beginners Is now form ing. Tuea. ami Frl., 8 p. m., at Morand's. lb'.h snd Harney. The cotillion and all the latest glides are taught in one term. Private Uon ami Wednesday a-H.-m-biles. Call sr tel. 1041. 714 SECRET SOCIETY NOTICES Maaonle Temple, Cor; letti Capitol Ave. CAPITOL LODGE, NO. 8. A. F. A: M. Speclal meeting Monday evening at 7:80 o clock for work In FellowcTaft degree. Visitors Invited. R. V. COLE, Master. JOHN BAMFORD, Secretary. KJIGHTS Or PYTHIAS. NEBRASKA NO. 1, K. of P. Regular meeting Monday evening at 7:80 o'clock In Myrtle hall. 16th and Douglas Sts. Visitors welcome. ' A. B. ANDERSON, C. C. ROY A. DODGE. K. R. and ft FOR RENT STORES & OFFICES WE have vacant a particularly desirable small office, which rents for $10.00 per month. Price Includes heat, light, water and Janitor service. It Is located on the fourth floor of The Bee Building and ts Just the thing for anyone wanting a nice little office In the best office building In town. R. C. Peters Co., Rental Agents. Ground Floor, Bee Building. 1771 3-8TORY and basement brick building. 1003 Farnam, 22x100, hydraulic elevator, suit able for wholesale or manufacturing. 314 First National bank building. I-4W6 IF you apply at one we can give ' any one desiring a large office space, almost any arrangement they desire. This space ts on the sixth floor of The Bee building, with north light. R. C. Peters Co., R-jntai Agents, Ground Floor Bee Bjld8j FOR RENT or sale. Maloney theater build ing, 15C9-11-1S CaDltol ave.; very large floor space, ground floor. Inquire of Henry Rohlff, 26th and Leavenworth sts. I-M4T8 OFFICES In the Neville block for rent; elevator, Janitor service and steam heat: lightest office ln the city. Cor. lth and Harney. 166? F28 OSTEOPATHY Johnson Institute. 615 N.Y.Llfe bldg. Tet.1664 -13 MRS. JOHN R. MU8ICK. Osteqpathv Phy sician; office, Neville block. Tel. 2823. 614 GOVERNMENT NOTICES. CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE Omaha, Neb., Jan. 16, 1906. Sealed pro posals, ln triplicate, will be received her and by quartermasters at tbe poets named nerein. until 10 a. m., central standard time. Feb. 15. 1906. for furnlshlna- fuel and forage during the remainder of the fiscal year ending June so, 1906, at Forts D. A. Russell and Mackenzie, Wyo., and Fort Dea Moines, Ia. Proposals for delivery at other places will be entertained. U. 8. re serves right to reject or accept any or all proposals, or any part thereof. Informa tion furnished on application here, or to quartermasters at stations named. En velopes containing proposals should be marked "Proposals for Fuel and Forage." and addret-sed to Lieut. Col. J. B. Sawyer, C. Q. M. J26-26-CT-28-F1S-14 EMPEROR RECEIVES KOSSUTH Loader of Hungarian Independents VUits the Ilofburg Palace. MARKS BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA Soa of the Great Patriot Oatllaea ta Policy of His Part for tha laforanatloa of Sovereign. VIENNA. Feb. 12. Francis Kossuth, tha leader of the Independent party ln tha Hunivrlan Parliament, was reoelvd thla morning Try the emperor king and dis cussed with his majesty the political alt uatlon and cavinct crisis In Hungary aris ing from the coalition of the various minor partlea ln Hungary with the Independent party and the sweeping victory at tha polls on January 26, which has re sulted In the united opposition parties: being placed In control of the lower house of the Hungarian Parliament. Hen Kossuth has declared that It la Im possible now to govern Hungary without the help of this united party or against Its wishes. Herr Kossuth was with his majesty nearly an hour and .was treated with great distinction. He expressed fully his views and his party's views. The em peror listened attentlvelybut did not make any reply affecting the situation. If Kos suth stands fat for his party's program his position Is a strong one, and It Is be lieved that ho will do so. The solution of the present situation may be delayed, but It Is hoped that the emperor's approaching visit to Buda Pest, wher he will confer with other Hungarian leaders, will do much to help And the solution. Herr Koasuth returned to Buda Pest this afternoon. While he was loudly cheered going to and from the Hofburg by some hundreds of adherents he had to dls sunde his followers from making any boisterous demonstrations. His quiet de meanor created a favorable Impression. II declined to reveal anything the emperor said In the course of the audience, but de clared himself deeply moved and charmed by the emperor's gracious amiability, add ing that the emperor showed himself well Informed on the whole situation In Hun-ary. CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER'S 0''1C1S omnnn, Neb., Feb. 9, 1906. Sealed proposals in triplicate, subject to the usual conditions, will be received here until 10 o clock a. m., central standard time, Feb. 24, 19H6. for constructing two (2) single set Quarters for Civilian Employes, and one (1) double set Quarters for non-commlsMoned Staff Officers, at Fort Crook, Nebraska. Full Information furnished on aDDllcation to this office, where plans and specifications may oe sen. or to tne yuariermaaier, iron Crook, Nebraska. Proposals to be marked "Proposal!! for Constructing Quarters." and addressed to Major M. GRAY ZALIN8KI. Constructing Quartermaster, Army Build ing, Omaha. Neb. F-9-10-11-13-22-23 LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET ING. Notice Is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the South Platte Land Co. will be held at tha office of said company ln Lincoln. Ne braska, at 11 o'clock a. m., on the 1st day of March. A. D.. 1906. By order of the Board of Directors. C. H. MORRILL. Prealdent. A. B. MINOR. Secretary. , Lincoln. Neb., Jan. 80. 1806. J81 d30t RAILWAY TIME CARD UNION STATION TENTH AND MARCY. Cnlon Pacific. Overland Limited .. Colorado & Cal. E.. Cal. & Oregon Ex.. North Platte Local. Fast Mall Colorado Special .... Beatrice Local Arrive, a 8:06 pm a 9:30 am a 6:10 pm a 7:00 pm a 8:20 pm a 7:40 am b 1:30 pm a 7 a 7 alO a 3 16 am 56 pm :30 am :80 pm Leave. ..a 9:40 am ..a 4:10 pm ..a 4:20 pm ..a 7:60 am ,.a 8:50 am ..a 7:46 am ..b 4 30 pm Wabash. St. Louis Express 8:80 pm 1:20 am St. Louis Local (from Council Bluffs) 9:15 am 10:80 pm Shenandoah Local (from Council Bluffs) 5:46 pm 2:30 pm n,laaro Great Western. S. Paul St. Minn a 8:30 pm St Paul at oiinn a t :o am Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm Chicago Express a 6:06 am Cbtcafto, Roek Island A Pacific. KAMI. rhu. T.lmltAd a 1:KK mm Chicago Daylight Local b 7:00 am Chicago Express bll:16 am Des Moines Express... a 4:30 pm Chicago Fast express, o:u pm Rockv Mountain L't'd..a 7:20 am Lincoln, Den. 4 West.. a 1:30 pm Oklahoma at 'lex. r.x..a :io pm Cblcaaro Northwestern. . Local Chicago all :30 am Mall M? Im Daylight Bt. Paul a 7:60 am Daylight Chicago a 8:00 am Limited Chicago a 8:26 pm Local Carroll a 4:00 pm Fast St. Paul ....a 6:16 pm Local Bloux C. 4 St. P..b 4:00 pm Fast Mall Chicago Express.... Norfolk 4 Bonesteel Lincoln 4 Long Pine Casper at Wyoming.. Deadwood 4 Llnooln Hastings-Aim"" a 7 a t a 6 bll a I a 8 a 6 alt :10 am :66 pm :1& rim :60 am :2u pm :06 pm :40 pm ...a 6:60 pm ...a 7:40 am ...b 7:40 am ..d 2:60 pm ..a 2:50 pni ..b 8:60 pm 8 11 U 9 9 7 a 9 8 a 3 10 10 a 6 6 t ,.a 8:30 am ,.U;16 pm . T:23 a. .a 7:60 pm Missouri Paclfle. St. Louis Express K. C. 4 Bt. L. Kx. Illinois Central. Chicago Express .. " a,. 1 Tf frv ST . Ot Minn, tm oi, raui kjm..v i ni Minn. 4 St. Paul L't d..a 7:60 pm Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Pa a I. Chicago Daylight Ex. ..a 7:66 am all California-Oregon Ex.. .a 6:46 pm a 8 Overland Limited . ... . . .a 8:20 pm a 7 pes M. 4 Okobojl Ex.. a 7:66 am a 8 BURLINGTON STATION-lOTH A MASON a 6 a t alO a 8 blO a 8 :80 am :50 rim :60 pm ;io am .10 am :06 am 3u am :30 am :4fi pm ;oo am :86 am 16 pm :1ft nm :16 pm :00 am :00 pm :88 pm :06 am :36 pm :06 pm :00 pm :10 pm :36 am :10 pm Barling-ton. Denver 4 California... Northweat Express,... Nebraska points Lincoln Fast Mail....... Ft Crook 4 Plfttsm th. Bellevue 4 Plattsm'th. Bellevue 4 Pac. June. Bellevue 4 Pac. Juno. Uenver IJmited Chicago Special Chicago Express Chicago Flyer Iowa Local u. trills Fx Dress Kanaas City 4 St. Jo. Kansas City 4 Bt. Joe. Kansas City 4 Bt. Jo. WEBSTER DEPOT-1BTH WEBSTER Leave. a 4:10 pm .b11:10 pm .a 8:50 am .b 1:67 pm . b 2:62 pm .a 7:60 pm .a 8:80 am .al2:16 pm .a 7:10 am a 4:00 pm a 8:06 pm a 9:15 am a 4:26 pm 1A-4K - ,a 8:16 am .a 4:26 pm Arrive, a 8:80 pm a 6:08 pm a 7:40 pm a 13 .06 pm al0:36 am b 8:88 am a':66am a' 1:66 "p'ni a 7:26 am all .00 pm all: 46 am a 8:46 am a 6:U6 pm Missouri Pacific. via Leave.. Arrlv.- v-v. .Ua T.nral. Weeping Water b 4:60 pm bll. -40 am Chlraao, St. Panl, Minneapolis A Omaha. Twin City Paseenger...b 6:80 sm b 1:18 pm filoux City Passenger, .a 2:00 pm all :20 am Oakland Local b 1:46 pm b 8:10 am A dally, b dally except Sunday, d dally xcept Saturday. dally except Monday. . I DEPUTY STATE VETERINARIAN, H. L RAMACCIOTTI, D. V. S. CITY VETERINARIAN. Office and Infirmary, 28th and Mason Bts. OMAHA, NEB. Xelephon 639. BENSON NOTES HJ. M. Chadwell'e children are down wtfh whooping cough. Dave Washburn of Clinton avenue ts very low with pneumonia. Miss Minnie Rodabaiigh Is visiting; with her grandparents In Peru. Peter Jensen of Blnlr Is a visitor at th home of his sister. Mrs. K. R. Parker. Rev. Leidy entertained Messrs. E. C. Hammond and Mower of Bruswlck, Neb..' last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGuIre spent last Tuesday In Blair owing to the illness of John McMahon. J. A. Morgan Is recovering from a week's Illness, but has not been able to return to his work as yet. Services were held yesterday at the Meth odist Episcopal church at the usual hours by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Leidy. H. J. Holland of Rlggs street sustained a fracture to two ribs last week, besides smaller Injuries, In an accident. Mr R. R. Parker was notified of a small legacy left to her by her grandmother ln Denmark during the past week. Miss Anna Nlssen met with an accident last week by falling on Icy walks. She re ceived a sprained wrist and arm. Mrs. Peter Gravert Is recovering from a relapse of her old Ulneiw, from which she has been a sufferer the past week. Mrs. Emerson has not left for California as yet on acoount of the weak condition of the Invalid whom she Is to accompany. W'llllam Witte of Elkhorn. at present making his home with his aunt, Mrs. James Walsh of this place, Is quite sick. Several Bensonltes were entertained br Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson of Irving ton one evening last week after a sleigh, ride. Mr. and Mrs. Rewev returned last Snnd from Wlsner, Neb., where they were called by the sickness and death of Mr. Rewey's father. , A business meeting of the Enwnrth l.mi. will be held on next Thursday even I no- r Mr. and Mrs. Pearson's home on Clinton avenue. The next regular business meetina- nf th. Ladles' Aid society will be held next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Pearson. J. W. Carey, who hns been living with his aunt, Mrs. C. Nevlus, during the past five months, left fur the east on last Wednesday for an Indefinite visit. A horn talent play, "Mr. Bob," which was given a short time ago under the aus pices of the Degree of Honor lodge, will be repeated at the town hall next Friday even ing. Mrs. George Thompson of Rose Hill avenue, Miss Lucy Flnlayson, Barney Mj Cabe, H. J. Grove. A. L. W ranch and sev eral children of this place are on the sick list. Mrs. Annie Richards purchased several lots In block 4 on Weir avenue last Fri day, with the expectation of making her family home ln this place in the near fu ture. Mrs. W. G. Harrison left last Thursday for her home In Blair, after a short stay at the home of her father, John McGuIre Mrs. McGuIre returned with her to stay until her health Is restored. A. Z. Leach Is taking up the management of Wllllama 4 Son's mca. market since Mr. Allison left there, until a new man arrives Peter Gravert Is resuming his grain busi ness on Reed street, where he has moved his building on block 8. A meeting of special Interest was held by Bnson camp of Modern Woodmen last Tuesday everting, when three candidates were initiated. The foresters of camp 210 of Omaha and the officers of that camp were present to put on th work. After this ceremony and the regular business program, a splendid supper was served, followed by a smoker. Speeches hy the visiting district deputy. C. H. T. Rlepen of Omaha and others wer much enjoyed. Those Initiated were Messrs. M. Riploea, John Christensen and John Noble. SEASONABLE FASHIONS. NO. 4601-niRL'S SAILOR SUIT, fjlses, I to 11 year, For the accommodation e readers of The Bee these patterns, which usually retail at from 86 to 60 cents each, will b fumlshd at tb nominal price of 10 cents, a supply la now kept at our offioe, so those wish any pattern may gt It lthr by ceo! Irtg or enclosing lo mnn, addraa vbjua tern Dtpe.rtn.Mit, Bee, Omaha." 1 L