FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Omaha Typewriter Exchange,
INCORPORATED 510,000.
1607 Farnam Street,
PHONE
Dealers in New and
RENTED
REPAIRED
TYPEWRITERS
EXCHANGED
Romlnnton, flrand New ?9f.00
Smith Premier; Brand New 80.00
1'ndirwood, Iirand New 8TS.O0
Oliver, Brand New.... 00.00
All other makes at
J4.B0 Box Carbon, 2.50; f3..V) Box Carbon, (1.50; (2.50 Box Carbon, (1.00.
Ribbons as good and better than the best at 65 cents each, (7.50 a dozen.
Ribbons and Carbons, all colors, nil kinds and for all makes of Typewriters.
SECOND
HAND MACHINES
Never such prices for such goods offered
eefore, and If at any time within one year
you want to buy u new machine we will
take the old one back at exactly what It
cost you.
The following Is a rartlal Hut of what
we otter fur nil thla week:
1 DOMESTIC $ 5 00
1 DOMESTIC 10.00
8 SINGERS, HIGH ARM 12.00
1 SINGER, NEW IMPROVED.. 15.00
1 HOUSEHOLD 10.00
1 T'NION 6.00
1 WHITE 8 00
1 WHITB 6.00
i wilcox oibbs 3oo
1 NEW HOME 10.00
Modern drop-head machines, slightly used,
ai one-half the regular price.
We rent machines at 7fc per week, or
12.00 per month. These are modern, up-to-date
machines, with all attachments.
We sell needles and parts for and repair
every sewing machine manufactured.
Nebraska Cycle Co.,
Corner 16th and Harney Sts.
S24 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
BRANCH OFFICE: 62.' N. 24tli. So. Omaha,
GEO. E. MICKEL. Manager.
Phone 1063. Q
FOR BALE, new and second-hand billiard
and pool tables, bar fixtures of all kinds;
i easy payments. Bond for catalogue.
Brunswlck-Balke-Collcnder 407 S. 10th St.,
Omaha. Q 668
CONPPLETE line new and 2d-hand furni
ture. Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge.
Tel. 2020. Q-609
RELIABLE POWER IN
OLDS OAS OR GASOLINE ENGINES,
Like our OLDSMOB1LE, always ready.
Few slightly used engines cheap.
Bond for catalogue and prices.
OLDS GASOLINE WORKS,
1114 Farnam St., Omaha.
Q-670
WIRE chicken, hog and lawn fence, Iron
fence, hitch posts, trellises. Wire Works,
611 8. 16th St. Q-4.71
FURNITURE, carpets, rugs; best stock In
Omaha; rock bottom prices; eaty pay
ments. OMAHA rVRNITl'RE AND CARPET CO.,
Between 12th and 13th on Farnam Bt.
0,-809 9 ,
ZD-HAND safe cheap,
nam.
Derlght, 1119 Far-Q-672
$350 BUK 8 good runabout automobile, guar
anteed In good running order; original
cost $950. Address 1313 Farnam St.
Q-673
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. BEST MIXED
PAINT, Sherman Sc McConnell Drug Co.,
Omaha. Q 674
CHEAP chicken fence, long fir timbers and
telephone poles. 901 Itouglas Q 675
FOR SALE Oldsmoblle. standard runa
bout. 1906 model, nearly new, first-class
condition. Address. K 8, Bee. Q 174 13
FOR HALE, several scholarship In a first
class standard school In Omaha, compris
ing complete course In business, short
bnnd and typewriting. Inquire at Be,
office. Q 85$
FOR BALE, about 60 feet ornamental gal
vanised Iron cornice and ornamental
Iron posts sultahlo for show window. Ap
ply superintendent Bee building.
Q-M8?S
. PULLEYS AND COUNTFHhlLYFTB AT A
BARGAIN.
!0 tulleys. from B-lneh to 48-Inch In dlani-
tr; t counter shafts, complete.
These are all In first-class condition. W.
H. Bridges engineer Bee Building.
Q-U$
ntrrnvn-HANn
STEAM FITTINGS FOR SALE
If you want a bargain In steam fittings call
and ok over the following supplies:
18-lnch Austin's horiscntat separator.
14-Inch Austin's vertical sepaiator.
These have been taken out on account of
enanges In our siem plant and ara In
good condition. Address Bee building!
Co., or see W. U. Bridges, engineer hum
mug., jiiiur. W W3
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE at a barratn
v iiiiuii luuimi laii , iu iiiei-ciliss COI1U1-
tlon, owned by O. W. Wattles. Ittuuire
O. E. Scales. 1508 Caas SU Tel. 4154
' J M&37
AUTOMOBILES White Bteamer at a bar
gain; Cameron runabout. $450. lies Far
nam St. U 971 9
AUTOMOB1LE9-$1.000 electrlo runabout
with top, $&o; $1,400 Mobile. 4 passenger.
Steam, $.15; $750 Humbler, $325; $1' Olds
,$i50. Fredrlckson, 15lh and Capitol Ave.
Q-9CT A8
FOR SALE-Full platform, extension ton
emrlane. Innulrn H.,i,,n'. .ii,i. i,, J
13lh. oioi g.
OAK, 7-drawer, drop-head Blnger Sewing
machine, cheap. 1M9 Davenport
Q M-197 9x
FOR SALE Typewriter. In excellent con
dition, cheap. Adress K10 Bee. 14
FOR BALENearly new Russell traction
enaine. 16-H. p. C. D. .Woodworth 44
Karbach Blk. Q 2!i6 t
FOR BALE OR TRADE A Densmore type
writer. In good condition; a mian; will
ell on easy payments. Apply 210 N. 17th.
Q-M366 11
FOR BALE A gentle Shetland pony; car
riage, harness and saddle; will sell entire
outfit for $125. Apply 131 8. 13th Bt
, Q 11I1
FOR RENT HOUSES
HUUOtJe Wur Co, Bee iid
D 7u9
THE Omaha Van & Storage Co. puck,
move and store H. H goods. Storehouse
llo-!4 N. IStth. Offic. IbllSi Fsrtiain.
TeL 1569. D 710
HOUSES FURNISHED COMPLETE S
Iwluw Installment house prices. We enrry
the best stock In Omaha. Terms: $25. uO
worth, $100 week.
OMAHA Fl RN1TURE AND CARPET CO..
Between 12ih and 13th on Furimm St.
D-306 9
FOR RENT-1-rtKim, all imdern house;
choice neighborhood. 2123 Ctilifomla St.
-t3.d. AVilf at su7 v, ii bt
FOR SALEMISCELLANEOUS
4603.
Omaha, Neb.
Second Hand
BOUGHT
SOLD
Remington, Secondhand $25tof(lo
Smith Premier,
Underwood,
Oliver,
25 to
40 to
30 to 45
similar prices.
FOR RENT HOUSES
WE MOVE pianos,
age Co. Tel. Hisi.
Maggard Van & Stor
Ofiice, 1713 Webster tit.
U-9U
Piano moving; lowest rates for reliable
service. Tel. 1626. Schmollur ot Mueller.
D-712
w sr ,
Davis Co., 6o lite Bldg.
v iu
HOUSES, Insurance. Rlngwalt, Barker Blk.
D 714
FOR RENT About July 20, 10-room mod
ern house near high school. The O. F.
Davis Co., 60S Bee bldg. D M891
CENTRAL, all modern. 7-room house, 220
N. 23d. , D 331
FOR RENT Nearly new 9-room modern
house, oak linlsn, every convenience,
lawn, 810 Worthlngton Place, $45.
UAKVIN BROB., 1604 FARNAM.
D M855
2701 DODGE St.. 9-room house and bath,
strictly modern and up-to-date; most de
sirable.; investigate It you desire a good
home; good us new; rent $40. Cull 2&M
Dodgu. Phone 5141. D 24
FOR RENT The big double house, -corner
Elm and 20Ui bis.; newly plastered
pulnted and papered; six large rooms;
lo.oo; sec it. Phone biin. u lib Hx
10-ROOM modern house. In good repair.
one block north llunscotn park. Inquire
2o.j culltoinlu. JSU I'liono Med
D 861
FOR RENT 7-room cottage, all modern
except furnace. 2010 Poppieton Ave.
D M908
2009 CALIFORNIA ST., furnished; mod
erate rent. Call afternoons. DM996 10
TO RENT 9-room house, In best residence
district; moderate rent; has laundry, gas,
furnace, bath and every modern con
venience; beautiful lawn, shade trees and
In ail respects Is an Ideal home. Call at
1000 South Mb St., or telephone 2340 for
particulars. D 116 9x
FOR RENT 8-room house, 702 N. 30th; all
modern except furnace. 0. M. Bachmanu,
436 Paxton blk. D A112S
FOR RENT Nicely furnished flat In apart
ment House. Auuress J V4, care Bee.
D-M125 8x
1222 S. 27lh St., $18.00.
8:20 8. 1st h St., 7 rooms, new, modern, $30.00.
zi a. zBin Ave., rooms, moaern, xo.ov.
1D19 Vinton St., 4 rooms, $12.00.
N. P. DODGE & CO., 1614 FARNAM ST.
D Ml 62 9
BRICK house, central location; ten rooms,
two bath rooms, iioward B. Smith, 421
N. Y. Life Bldg. D 6u6
FOR RENT 6-room, modern cottage, on
west f arnam Bt. car line. The o.
Davis Co.. but Bee Bidg. D M133 10
9-room. modern brick house, 424 N. 40th
St. X30.
7-room, modern house, 2029 N. 20th St. $20.
10-room, modern house, 2630 Capitol Ave
nue $18.
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room 1, New York Life Bldr.
D M181 13
FOR RENT, 6-room furnished cottage,
permanent: also suite of three rooms;
other small rooms. 220 N. 18th 8t. Tel.
Red-19t. D M177 lOx
FOR RENT,
2002 Toppleton Ave., 10 rooms, all modern,
$45. ,
1810 Park Ave., 8 rooms, all modern, $37 50.
2506 Capitol Ave., -? rooms, modern. $37.50.
209 S. 2sth Ave., 7 J-ooms, modern except
J
turnuce, mU.
8103 Marcy St., 6 rooms, modern except
iurnace, a.
924 N42d., 8 rooms, modern. $25.
2815 Dewey Ave., 7 rooms, modern except
furnace, close In, $22.50.
2819 Dewey Ave., 7 rooms, modern except
rurimc-, ciose in, s.txi.
1204 N. 24th. 6 rooms, close In, $15.
1314 B. 24th St., rooms, $12.
14f.7 S. 17th St., 1 rooms, $12.
$022 Bherman Ave , 5 rooms, $10.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
First floor N. Y Life Bldg.,
Tel. 1781.
D 346 9
8214 EMMET, 8 rooms, newly remodeled.
city water inside, large lot, small gar
den, $16. D M301 11 x
FOR RENT
2444 Irlmore, 4 rooms, new $11.
216 Burt, 6 rooms, city water-$12.
Slwt and California. 8 rooms $2o.
23 Templeton, 7 rooms, modern $22.50,
423 N. ;th, 8 rooms, modern $:t-V
1312 S. 20lh, 8 rooms, modern $26.
SWEET & BEST.
61$ N. Y. L. . Tel. 1472.
D-304 9
, HOUSES FOR RENT.
810 Worthlngton Place, 9-r
1342 8. 27th, 9-r.. modern ,
J62X Charles, 8-r., modern
925 N. 42d, 7-r.. modern
1'iS Stanford Circle, fr-r., modern.,
mt S. ltith, 6-r. Hat
.$45.00
. 26.00
. 25.00
. 25.00
. 17.00
. 12.50
. 10.00
I ii r.rsklne, t-r., batn
2th Ave.. 4 roonn
7.(0
6.00
1WS S. lMh, 3-r. cottage
164 FARNAM
Dr-2tt 9
HOUSES FOR RENT.
2412 Indiana Ave.. 2-r , city water, $4.
8043 8. lth Ave., $-r., city water, good
Miapa, ii.
1 1418 N. 17lh, $-r., city water, $8.
: 11 Bianford Circle, 6-r.. Bulb, closet, etc
! $18
2vy Caldwell. 6-r.. bath, city water. $17.
911 N. 41at, 6-r., strlctU- modern, very choice.
$-7 50. . T
113 N $7th, 6-r., rlty water, good bam, $15.
1310 Park Ave., S-r , strictly modern, on
car line. $37.50.
1770 Webster, 8-r., strictly modern, fine
lawn, good barn, very choice, $36.
!6o4 Capitol Ave.. 9-r. strictly modern.
close in, steam neat, n, ao.
l;" . 27th St., 9-r.. strictly modern, only
127.50.
t-i4 Ohio, 9-r., strictly modern, fine lawn.
corner lot. In fine shaiie, no.
621 rt JSUi Ave., lo-r., strictly modern, close
In. $25.
710 N. 'th St., 10-r.. strictly modern, hard
wood finish, fine barn, reduced to $45.
Sue our list before you move.
PANE. BOSTWICK at CO.,
01 N. Y. Life Bldg.
D-3S0 9
DOUGLAS, rooms-$27.50. D-MXA)
TO LET Two new high-grade houses I
choice part of West Farnam district. Will
l reaay ror in-cupancy iwiiifinwr i w
Farnam Smith & Co.. 132U Fnrnam St
D 816 9
7-ROOM. furnished house for July and
August, In West Farnam district; bath,
lnjndry; uear car liue; rent $?5. 311 N.
' U $M1
TITE OMAITA
'to
R RENT HOUSES
9-ROOM house, city water: no objection to
color. J. 11 parrotte, Paxton Block.
D 371 9
8-R . modern brick house 604 N. 23d St.,
130.00.
8-r. modern ex. furnace, ?r Sewsrd, $20.00.
6-r., city water, 1!23 Douglas, $26.00.
F. D. WE AD,
1524 Douglas.
D M3R5 11
N W. COR. lth and Kim. $18.
IMS N. Jnth St., 6 rooms. $21.
B. 27th St., 8 rxm!. $.'.
MS N. 2."id St., 7 rooms. $32 Sit.
2tiI4 St. Mary's Ave . 10 rooms. $40.
JOHN N. FREN2ER, OFF. OLD P. O.
D 313 9
THREE UKE COTTAC, KS-Furnlshcd or
unfurnished, each with large screened
porch, five rooms, fireplace, in pine forest,
one mile from railroad station, beats, fine
fishing, reasonable rent. L 1 Osborn,
Smiley, CroW Wing county, Minnesota.
D 267 9x
617 8. 33d St., 6-room cottage, newly painted
and papered throughout and now In first
class condition. Rental $15. 00 per month.
1111 N. Wth Si., 7-room cottage, modern ex
cept rurmice; in first class condition.
Rental $21100 per month. Close in.
GEORGE & CO., IGUl FARNAM BT.
D-376 9
FOR RF!NT.
1M6 Park Ave., 8 rooms, all modern $15.
1.H0 N. 24th St., 6 rooms, all modern-$14.
125 N. 37th St., 6 rooms, cltv water $10.
1501 Vinton St., 4 rooms, city water and
gas $10.
8S16 N. 16th St., 4 rooms, city water-$10.
WAREHOUSE
t-story, 66x110 bn41dlng for rent at South
east corner 10th and Douglas Sts.
THE BYRON REED CO.,
'Phone 297. 212 S. 14th. -
D 294 9
9-ROOM house, 1512 Davenport St.
D 401 12
FOR RENT STORES & OFFICES
OFFICES FOR RENT
In V. 8. Nat l Bank building: nice.
light,
modern offices.
DESK ROOM
In strictly modern, ground-floor office; all
necessary conveniences furnished free,
such as heat, light, Junltor, telephone
service, eic
CHAH. K. WILLIAMSON CO.,
Ground Floor, U. 8. Nat l Bank Bldg.
1306 9
DESK ROOM. 317 New York Life Bldg.
I M392 11
THREE-STORY and basement. lona Far
nam; elevator. 814 First Nat l Bank Bldg.
1756
THE store room No. 312 Farnam St., onl;
$16 per month. Inquire R. C. Peters i
Co., ground flood Bee Bldg. 1962
FOUR-STORY AND
BASEMENT, BRICK
BUILDING, 916 FAR
NAM STREET.
This building Is 22x85 feet, four stories
and a basement. The basement Is 22x132
feet. Is cemented. The celling over the
basement has a brick vault and Iron beam
construction, making the basement fire
proof. The first floor has a marble floor in
front and granolithic floor In rear. There
is a large burglar-proof vault and a power
elevator. The upper floors have windows
on three sides.
Address The Bee Building Co., C. C
Rosewater, Secretary, room 100 Bee Bldg.
1-690
WE have vacant a particularly desirable
smaii omce, wnicn rents lor io.w per
month. Price Includes heat, light, water
and Janitor service. It is located on the
fourth floor of The Bee building and Is
Just the thing for uny one wanting a nice
little office in the best office building In
town. R. C. Peters & Co., rental agents,
ground floor. Bee Blag. lm
LARGE, light room, size 85 x32 feet, second
floor 13U8 rarnam St., suitable lor omce,
storage, light manufacturing, etc. In
quire above number, upstairs. 1367 9x
IF you apply at once we can give any
one desiring a large omce space almost
any arrangement they desire. This space
is on the sixth floor of The Bee building,
with north light. R. C. Peters & Co.,
rental agents, ground floor, , Bee Bldg.
1772
TWO-STORY frame building, an old engine
house, suitable lor manutacturlng or a
stable, 27th and St. Mary's Ave. N. P.
Dodge & Co., 1014 Farnam St. I M164 9
DESK room for rent; Janitor, light, 'phone
and heat. Cheap, prominent. Address
K 8, Bee. I 9
AGENTS make $3 to $10 a day fitting
glasses; big profits; our 24-page free eye
book tells how; write today. Jacksonlan
Optical College, College 1'laco, Jackson,
Michigan. I
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED To rent hotel, furnlBhed or un-
lurnluned. Address J tif. Bee.
K-M162 lOx
WANTED To rent modern 6-room house
In residence district; not over $20 per
month. Address O 40, care Bee.
K 90 lOx
WANTED TO RENT A strictly modern
six-room house in good locution, Han
scorn park preferred. Will rent perma
nently if desirable. Best reference. Ad
dress K 4, Beo. K M86 lOx
GENTLEMAN desiring large front room In
private family; centrally located; refer
ences exchanged. Address, K 16. Bee.
K-353 9x
FOR EXCHANGE
WOULD TRADE
2 acres on Hamilton St.. with 4-room cot
tage and new barn, clilcl:cn house, well
and cistern, has upple and cherry trees,
for house and lot In city; clear; price
F. D. WE AD,
li24 Douglas.
Zr-
1F YOU do not find what you want In this
column put an ad in and you will soon
gel 11. 4r DM
EIGHT-ROOM modern hom with barn.
large lot, nice iuwn, snruos, treus, orlck
walks, close to Brownell bull, for sale for
$3,7ia or to exchange for farm. J. Houh
strasser, 9u6 Hickory St. 5S Mitll ltx
WE have quite a list of Improved property
or vacant lots ana acre tracts in Lounc i
Bluffs to trade for Omaba property. Will
take equity in rental pruperty. N. I.
Dodge & Co.; 1614 Farnam Ut. S6 M150 9
WHAT have you to trade for 5x7 Cycle
Poca camera ana nnixiung ouuii, m gooa
condition? Address K. . uee. Zr 2m 9x
WANTED Stock of mdBe. for equity $6,000
In 320 acres; good clay sou; near railroad
station. Boone county. Nen. Hmall lin-
prove
Neb.
rovemenla; $40 acre. Box 062, Columbus,
ir r.ii yx
TO EXCHANGE Beautiful 20-acre ranch
Merced, Cal., surrounded by highly Im
proved farms; well located vacant lot In
Cedar Rapids, la.; fine located residence
lot. Alexandria, Ind., for a business, land
or town property. Also, nave some very
choice farms and lands for sale and ex
change fend me full description, what
you haver can match most any deal. 1
H. Fish. Heary, 8. D., R. F, D.
54-883 9
PERSONAL
EDWARD NORMA N KENT, music studios,
Wlthnell Bldg., 15th and Harney. Write
for circulars. U 781
Piano Tuning.
Tel Dalbey, 2207 Mason
u oiu jyx
TRY KELLEY'S LAUNDRY. "PHONE 8J30.
U 78.
PIANO CLUB
Just forming; 60c and $1 weekly; pianos de
liver u iiniuKii.it:iy , piauu t:Boiia ilea,
Cull for particulars. ItiU Farnam St.
U-733
PRIVATE home during confinement; ba
Lies udopted. The Ood Stimurttan Saul
tarlum. 2B First Ave.. Council iJlufT. la.
TeL 77i
DAILY BEE: SUNDAY. JULY
PERSONAL
LASTCHANCE
TO SAVE
$75 to $200
ON A FINE PIANO
Only one more day, Monday,
July 10th, U p. m., closes the
most remarkable sale of pood
pianos ever conducted in
Omaha.
NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS,
fully guaranteed, made to nell for
$300 to ?350, will be sold (for
immediate delivery) regardless
of cost or profit, $110, ?128 to
$153.
CABINET GRAND
uprights in figured walnut,
fancy mahogany or golden oak
eases, sold regularly by small
dealers for $400 to $450, can be
had Monday only for $103, $182
to $215.
HIGHEST GRADE
makes of famous reputation in
the most beautiful, rich casings
of natural woods, chaste designs
of art styles, Orecian, Floren
tine, Puritan, Colonial and other
special designed instruments,
representing the masters art in
piano construction, will be of
fered Monday. Trice cut to
$255, $200 to $305, some of
these are made to retail for
$000.
USED ORGANS
and square pianos, $5, $8, $12 to
$32, for an elegant instrument
which we will take back any
time in trade toward a nw
piano without loss to purchaser,
Payments arranged to suit the
buyer. Go Monday only to 1313
Farnam street.
Schmoller &' Mueller
The llig Tiano House.
No. 1407 llarney after Monday.
Telephone 1025.
'PHONE 701 and a man will call and tune
your piano, $2. Perfleld Piano Co., 1011
Farnum. - U-784
M A nM P Tlf treatment & baths. Mrne.
IVlrtVJllC I l-gmith, 118 N. 15, Id fl., r. 2.
u i0U
TUB, vapor and alcohol baths.
720 S. 18th.
U-733
BEST umbrellas. lowest prices; repairing
cone. Boston umbreua vo., s-v a. join.
TeL 1617. U-M1S3 Jy31x
ACCORDION and SUNBURST
PLEATING, RUCH1NG, BUTTONS
AND FIRST-CLASS
DRESSMAKING
' Send for price Hat and samples.
THE GOLDMAN r'LLAl ING CO
200 DOUGLAS BLOCK. TEL. 1936.
U 7M
FACTORY tuners and action regulators at
lowest rates for reliable service, lei. Itfla.
Schmoller & Mueller, piauo makers.
U-738
RECORDS of the living voice of Pope Leo
At ii reciting me oeneuiction and Ave
Mm la. Columbia Phonograph Co., lu21
Farnum. U 800 Jyl4
Gladstone Bros.
Write for chIuIokuo ot good things to eat
and drink. Oniuha.' U ofc3 Jy20
LARSON & JOHNSON Cut rates to all
points. 1406 Farnam. Tel. 11)35. Member
American Ticket Brokers' association.
U-739
THE Salvation Army solicits cast-off cloth
ing; in tact, anything you do not need;
we collect, repair and sell, at 114 N. 11th
St., for cost of collecting to the worthy
poor. Call 'phone 4136 and wagon will call.
U-6U
PRIVATE home during confinement; ba
bies boarded and adopted. Mrs. Uardell,
Charles. Tel. 5311. L' 740
WE RENT sewing machines, 75c week. We
repair all mukes of machines; second
hand machines, $a to $10. Neb. Cycle Co,
Tel. ltxJ, Cor. litli and Harney. U 741
OMAHA Stammerer Institute, Ramge Blk.
U 742
DR. ROY, Chiropody. R. 2 & 8. 1508 Farnam
l
FRENCH, Spanish, German lessons. F.
Peltier, 115 d. 20th. U 565 Jy25x
MATRIMONY New plan, large list, satls-
(actiun guaranteed; connuentiai ; write to
day; stamp. Enterprise Co., Box 323, lies
Moines, la. U Mlw 9x
THE SCIENTIFIC Vacuum Organ De
veloper for nen. The bclentlnc vacuum
Bust Developer for Women. Write Lock
Box 1004, Chicago. U 334 9x
MARRY wealth and beauty; marriage di
rectory FREE; pay wiien married ; en
tirely new plan; send no money. Address
H. A. Horton, Dept, 2W, Tekoneha, Mich.
U-333 9x
LOVE, beauty marriage paper; many
names, address and descriptions or lauits
and gentlemen. Beauty secrets, love
charms, superstitions, stories. Biggest
and best. Send loc. Orange Blossoms,
Chicago. U 24 9x
CHARMING iady of fine appearance and
loving disposition, worth i2o.tw. desires to
MARRY AT ONCE. No objection to
poor or working man. Will assist hus
band financially Immediately ufter mar
riage. Mrs. Morton, D. M., 96 Fifth Ave.,
Chicago. U 265 tx
DR. JACKSON, specialist In chronic dis
eases, 418 N. Y. Life Bldg. Consultation
free. V M343
A WEALTHY American girl wants Im
mediately kind husband to relieve her of
business cares; no objection to poor man
of good reputation. Address Clay. K2 S.
Ada. Chicago. U-276 9x
ITCHING rectal diseases cured; Instant re
lief; sample salvo in plain wrapper for
two 2c stamps. Box S3o4. Philadelphia.
U 251 9x
AUTOMOBILE REBUILQING
I solicit a limited amount of heavy repair
work from garages and owners who ap
preciate file best work obtainable. L. C.
Sharp Machine Works, loth and Jackson.
WANTED Information Will any person
who ws on 13th street car going south t
11 to 1180 p. m. June 16, 19o5, when lady
was hurt while alighting at 13th an 1
Pierce, please communicate name and ad
dress to Mrs. Joseph fileiu, Uu2 South Uih
Irssl. Outau.. 4v .Si 9
ft, 1905.
SECRET SOCIETY NOTICES
Masonic Temple
t or. 10 and
Capitol
At.
CAPITOL LODOF NO. 8. A. F. AND A. M.
Itegular meet'ng Monday evening, Aug
ust 7, ut 7:3o o'clock.
M. M. ROBERTSON, Master.
NEBRASKA. NO. 1. A. V. AND A. M
Regular meeting Tuesday evening. Aug
ust 1, at 7;30 o'clock.
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KMtillTS OF PYTIIIl.
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itors welcome.
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ARMY NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Port Crook.
FORT CROOK, Neb., July 1 (Special.)
A telegram re.-clved from the military sec
retary, War department, through depart
ment headquarters, on July 8. announced
the death of Mr. Hay, late secretary ot
state, and ordered the (lsg to be displayed
at half staff until Thursday, July 1.1. 1 '
as a suitable expresslonof national mourn
ing for the late Secretary Hay.
Captain Waldo E. Ayer. Thirtieth Infan
try, rt-rtfri for dutv with his regiment
on July 1, from the Ohio Weslcyan univer
sity, al lelaware, O. where he was n""
tary Instructor for over two years. Cap
tain Ayer has Ieen appointed adjutant of
the Thirtieth Infantry at Fort Crook. '
Colonel and Mrs. 8. R. Whltall were the
guests of their daughter. Mrs. I. Lrwln.
wife of Captain Erwin, commissary. Thir
tieth Infantry, during ttte last week.
Captain R. K. Stogndall. Thirtieth In
fantry, lias lieen appointed post quarter
master, vice Captain C. W. Cestle. quarter
master Thirtieth Infantry, relieved.'
Captain F. A. Wilcox, recently relieved
from duty as regimental adjutant. Thir
tieth Infantry, on completion ot four years'
tour or duty, has been nsslgnea to com
pany D. Thirtieth Infantry.
An informal hop was held In the Officers'
club rooms on Wednesday evenitrs In honor
6f the guests of Miss Russelle Cecil, the
accomplished and popular daughter of
Major G. R. Cecil, Thirtieth Inrantry. 'me
fuests Included Miss Hasel Connell, Miss
'atterson, Miss Agnes Miller, Mr. Edward
Crelghton and Mr. Robert Dimming, all of
Omaha.
A council of administration has been or
dered to convene at the post July 11, for
trie disposal by sale or the etTeis or tne
late Cook James B. Whaley, band, Thir
tieth Infantry. The council Is composed
of Captain O. O. Palmer, Lieutenants
Droulllard and Wuest. Thirtieth Infantry.
Wallace J. Jaka. Quartermaster sergeant.
Thirtieth Infantry, was discharged on June
80, on expiration of his enlistment, and
was re-enlisted on July 1. his warrant as
?uartermaster sergeant being continued In
orce.
Color Sergeant Charles Morgan has been
appointed regimental commissary sergeant.
Thirtieth Infantry, and ordered to report
to Captain 1. Krwln. commissary, Ilitr-
tlrth Infantry, for duty. Sergeant Morgan
has served over twenty years In the United
Elates army, and has seen service in
Alaska, Philippines, and also In China,
serving with the Fourteenth United States
Infantry during the Boxer trouble In the
latter country. Where he was wounded at
the battle of Tang Bung.
tne xnirtletn Infantry band left the post
at 4 a. m. the morning of July 4, In order
to reach Omaha In time to catch the spe
cial train leaving for Calhoun, Neb., at
6:30 a. m. The band had an all day en
gagement to piny for the citizens of that
town.
Fourth of July being a national holiday,
all duties at the post were dispensed
with except the necessary guard. The
troops engaged In rifle competitions and
sports of all kinds. Company teams of
rive enlisted men competed for prlxes at
the target range each team firing Ave
rounds standing, kneeling and prone posi
tions. Companies B and D, Thirtieth In
fantry, tied for the first prise, value $5.
Company B getting the decision, having
the least number of misses. Sergeant
Stephenson of Company B made the highest
total or three scores. Private Medley or
Company D won the prize for best Indi
vidual score, making twenty-four out of a
possible twenty-flve. Among the other
events held were catching a greased pig.
won by Private 8waln, Company I. prize
the pig; sack race, fifty yards, won by
Private May, Company A, prize $2; wheel
barrow race, won by Private Swain. Com
pany I, prize $2; barrel race, won by Pri
vate Swain. Company I, prize $2; pie eating
contest, won by private Itoberts. Company
I, prize $1: cock fight, won br Private
Ryder. Company A. prize $2; shoe race,
won by Corporal Pagel, Company A, prize
$3; climbing greased pole, won by Private
May, Company A, prize $3. Major John
son, surgeon, refereed the various events,
the Judges being Captains Ayer, Erwin and
Castle of the Thirtieth Infantry.
A series of ball games arranged for the
season between the various companies of
the Thirtieth Infantry and which are played
at the post between company teams dally,
causes the keenest Interest among the
officers, who are always on the ground,
encouraging their respective teams. The
women of the garrison have made a silk
pennant to be presented to' the company
whose team Is fortunate enough to be in
the lead at the close of the base ball
season,
Fort Dee Moines, la.
FORT DES MOINES, la., July 8 (Spe'
clal.) Lieutenant Colonel Murray arrived
on Friday evening and haa taken the
quarters formerly occupied by Colonel
Thomas.
Mrs. Rockwell, mother of Lieutenant
Rockwell, Is very sick at the lieutenant's
quarters with cancer.
In spite of the inclement weather and
bad stute of the ground, the post team
played a good game with the Yeomen of
Dcs Moines on Sunday afternoon, resulting
In a victory for the post; score, 7-0. Next
Saturday trio team plays Mltchellvllle, and
on Sunday Colfax
pom games coming on
on the post ground
The winning of these
gar
lnt
mes will place our team well up on the
terurban league.
Cantaln Haines srrlved from Fort Riley
on Monday morni. g and has taken the
new iStptaln's quarters. No. 67. On Wed
nesday he relieved Captain Elliott of his
duties' as regimental and post adjutant, the
latter olllcer assuming command of Troop
R.
Rev. Dr. W. II. Day of Des Moines
conducted the evening service at -the post
hall last Sunday. Severn 1 members-of th
choir of the doctor's church accompanied
him and rendered several fine selections of
sacred music. Next Sunday Rev. Douglas
will preach and will alao bring with him
his choir. These pleasant Sunday evening
services are solely due to the efforts of
Cria plain Waring.
First Lieutenant Emory W. West, Sev
enth cavalrv, on college duty In this state,
was a visitor at the post the early part
of the week.
A review and drill was planned by Colonel
Thomas on Wednesday In honor of Con
gressmen Hull and Smith, but owing to
orders from the War department directing
that all unnecessary duties cease during
the day of the late Secretary Hay's funeral,
the ceremonies were dispensed with.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Taylor are the proud
parents of a tine boy, born on the mornlnff
of the 6th. t , ,
The Flfty-clxth regiment, Iowa National
Guards, arrived at the camp grounds north
of the post on Thursday and have settled
down to the business of a soldier's life
for ten duys, when It will be relieved by
another regiment of state troops. On
Saturdavlevenlng Troop O of the regular
army gives a dance in honor of Company
G of the Flftv-slxth, in return for cour
teles shown the troop whilst It was at
Fort Dodge on a practice marcli last
summer. ... , ,
Lieutenant Kromer of the regiment ar
rived at the post on Tuesday and assumed
command of Troop F. The lieutenant hus
been on duty as instructor at West Point
for two .years.
The garrison flag, which- recent orders
authorized to be displayed at this post,
was hoisted for the first time on the morn
ing of the Fourth, but had to be hauled
down on account of the high wind.
The property of Lieutenant Ryun. who
has been at the school at Fort Ieaven
worth since the regiment's arrival from
the Philippines, has arrived, presaging t he
coming of another officer to the post. Th
lieutenant will take command of Troop K
on his arrival.
Major Wheeler has received orders de
tailing hlin to take rharge of the recruit
ing office Bt lies Moines, relieving Major
tialbralth. recently detailed to duty as In
spector general.
Lieutenant Binlth. who has been under
. i lout Ti.mmrv for duly at Wes.
Point, has shipped his furniture there this
week Previous to his reporting there ha
will attend the competition at Fort Riley,
being an enthusiastic and fine shot.
On Tuesday. July 4 the post uresenfed a
gala appearance; each troop pitched a wall
tent in line on the pnrade ground, wl'tt
the troop guidon flying In front Directly
opposite a line of wallW. afforded shelter
fur oftlcers and their friends, while on the
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Bealed bids or proposals will be received
at the office of J. L. McBrien. state su
perintendent, and secretary of the Board
of Education of the stute normal schools,
Capitol building. Lincoln Neb until 4
o'clock p. ni.. Thursday. July IS. 16. for
instulllr.g pump and engine for water sup
ply at the state normal school at Pel u,
Neb In accordance with plans and speci
fications on filo in the office of the state
superintendent at Lincoln. Neb. By order
of the Board of Education.
J.MiTtm Secretary.
OCEAN aitS AM Kits.
MCHOB UNI 0. . MAI1. DTBABlgaa.
gBW YORK. LONbONbgHBf AND OIASOOW.
KBW YORK, OlbHAi-lAfl AMD MAPLM.
Suptrtur -coi:iroo4tloo. glo.ll.ot Culatus. f to
Ctailort al PuMUf.rs Carduiir Couia.r4. lici t
.r Kiuua Trip TicA.ls 14 K.w f.rf
to. kculck. gusli.. lrUk BS sit prlocip-il a
Uu.duI rlnu si atlraeu.s nM. . fur itavi
I TtrtUS- PW llosvia gor.l UilwfUimtlos
la iLt loci asM al Ik Aackur Lias a to
bAiaewM hM. (twnna AaaHa, aaMaat. 0.
parade a continuous series of ,"
events, mounted and d'"'"0""',-r
preclntlve applause. Pr ses to he arK us
winners were distributed Immediately after
each event by Lieutenant Rockwell, ex
change officer.
Fort Itller.
FORT RILEY. Kan., June ;--,,lw'r'"'''-
The members of the port Noting Men
Christian association will ' " r',.ir,,,l11
Jjks. Kuril, some dnv during the latter
part of this T.,cnth f"- " e(elc
lh po c unctl of administration for the
month of Juiv consists ti t tunnel S. w.
Tavlor. artlllerv corps; Lieutenant Colonel
Jam-s PnrVer. Thirteenth cavalrv, and Ma
jor J. M. Banister, medical department.
Csptaln W. J. 8nw. artillery corps, and
First Lieutenant W. H. Westmoreland.
Eleventh cavalry, have twen relieved as
members of the post exchange council and
Captain E. M I-eary. Eleventh cavalry, and
First Lieutenant O. W. Wlnterburn, Ninth
cavalry, detailed In their stead.
C. B. West, clerk and librarian of 1h
school of application for cavalry and field
artillery, has been granted leave of absence
for ten days, and left Wednesday for a visit
with friends In Omaha.
Under orders from the War department,
the members of the hospital corns stationed
with cavslry troops will heresfter receive
Instructions In equitation for at least one
hour one day per week.
Rumor hss It that Fort Riley Is to get
another artillery band.
Orders have been Issued requiring all or
ganisations to herd their horses for grazing
at least three days In the week for not less
thnn an hour and a half each day.
Sergeant King of the hospital corps hn
been granted a furlough for three months.
Second Lieutenant R: M. Danford, artil
lery corns, has been designated by the chief
of artillery as one of the competitors In
the division pistol competition to be held
here next month.
First Lieutenant B. N. Rlttenhouse, Elev
enth cavalrv, was presented by Mrs. Rlt
tenhouse with a fine baby boy last week.
The first automobile owned in mis gar
rison was purchased last week by Captain
Elmer A. Dean, medical department.
Ed Whltehalr, the hay contractor. Is hir
ing a large force of men and teams, and
will soon begin work on the big hay con
tract which ha secured at the post for this
year.
Sergeant Major II. M. Bunce of the ar
tillery eubpost and Mrs. Bunce left the first
of the week for a trip through Colorado
and Utah.
Last week Captain iAnnlng Parsons.
Ninth cavalry, refused an offor of ll.ft'O
for his fast trotting horse, "Dr. Pipes."
Private C. E. Nichols. Troop D, Eleventh
cavalry, hna been discharged by purchase.
First Lieutenant Guy Cuahman. Eleventh
cavalry, was confined to bis qiarters by
sickness a part of the week.
Second Lleutennnt Marlborough Churchill,
artillery corps, has been appointed engineer
officer, sltrnal officer and ordnance officer
of the artlllerv subpost, relieving Captain
C. II. McNeil, artillery corps.
The temporary frame building erected a
a rflnlng room and kitchen for the detach
ment of , bakers and cooks has been com
pleted and Is now occupied by the detach
ment First-Class Private Harry Wright, hos
pital corps, has gone to Fort Bayard. N.
Nf.. where he has been assigned to duty,
Major Edgar Rtissel of the signal corps,
now on duty here In connection with the
experiments being conducted to establish a
system of artillery fire control, will report
to the Isthmuslsn Canal commissi aluit
August 1 for duty. He Is to hnve chargo
of the reorganization. Improvement nnd ex
tension of the telegraph and telephone sys
tems under government control on tho
canal zone. He expects to devote about a
year to the work.
Information was received from the War
department Monday that eight graduated
cadets of this year's class at the mllltnrv
academy will be detailed to attend thn
school of application for cavalry and field
artillery at this post for Instruction In
equitation, horseshoeing nnd hlppology for
the term beginning October 1 and ending
April SO next.
Second Lieutenant E. A. Buchanan, Ninth
cavalry. Is relieved as ordnance officer and
prison officer of the cavalrv subpost and
Becond IJeutenant H. A. Meyer, Jr., de
tailed In his stead.
Captain George W. Read. Troop B, Ninth
cavalry, was transferred Tuesday to unas
slgned, having been detailed on duty as a
member of the general staff.
Pursuant .to telegraphic Instructions re
ceived from tho War department, sll du
ties were suspended at the post Wednes
day, except the necessary guard, stable and
police, out of respect to the memory of the)
late Hon. John Hay, secretary of state.
Promotions in the Twenty-fifth battery,
field artillery, were announced this week
of Corporals Cad Coy nnd Wesley Smith,
to be sergeants, and Privates Arthur C.
Null and William II. Relsenger to be cor
porals. Private Hugh T. Chastaln, Troop O, Elev
enth cavalry was discharged Thursday, his
term of enlistment having expired. For
several years Chastaln has been detailed
on extra duty as foreman of the printing
office maintained by the school of applica
tion and was transferred from the Fourth
to the -Eleventh cavalry In order thst bis
services might be retained when the Fourth
cavalry left for Fort Walla Walla last fall.
Ho does not expect to re-enllst.
Fort Meade.
FORT MEADE, S. D., July 8. (Special.)
Friday evening, June 80, was ladles' night
at the club and there was a large attend-
nnce. The dancing lasted from 8 to 10.
There were several tables of cards and a
most delightful evening was spent by all.
Saturday evening Colonel and Mrs. Stan
ton entertained at dinner Major and Mrs.
Cheever, Mrs. Parham, Mrs. Furlong and
Lieutenants Strong and W. O. Reed. The
same evening Major Hunter gave a "stag"
dinner In honor of General Blddle. The
other guests were Captain Furlong, Captain
Heiberg, Captain Cole. Lieutenant B. A.
Read and Lieutenant Blddle.
Saturday morning Lieutenant Wllson'g
father arrived and remained for a few
days, leaving on Wednesday, July 6, for )
his home In Springfield, 111. On Sunday ,
evening lieutenant wnson ana ms ruiiie
dined with Captain and Mrs. Heiberg.
Tuesday, July 4, the Fort Meade base ball
team went to Rapid City and played the
Rapid City base ball team, beating them 4
to 2. They plaved them again on Wednes
day, July 5, and defeated them by a cor'
of 14 to 1.
CIVIL SERVICE CHANCES.
The United States Civil Service commis
sion announces the following examinations
for various positions where vacancies now
u.l.t u . 1 liuru Hlmllnr VAeaneles nm tf
occur:
August 1 To secure ellglbles from which
to make certification for tilling fifty or
more vacancies In the position of stenog
rapher and typewriter on the Isthmus of
Panama, at salaries of $1,200 to $l,5oo per
annum, (usually at the latter figure); age
limit, 18 to 40 years. Men only will be ad
mitted to this examination.
August 2 For the position of Inkmaker In
the Bureau of Engraving, at $2,ouu per
annum; age limit, 20 years or over.
August 2-For the position of steward
(malei, at $720 per annum, In the Freed
men's hospital, Washington, D. C; aus
limit, 20 years or over.
August 2-3 For the position of mechani
cian, qualified as scientific Instrument
maker. In the Bureau of Standards, De
partment of Commerce and Labor, at $Ho0
per annum: age limit, 20 years or over.
August 2-3 For the position of medical
Interne in the Government Hospital for tlia
Insune, Washington. D. C, at $50 per
month; age limit, 20 years or over.
August 2 For the position of clerk (male)
In the ofllce of the artillery engineer, San
Francisco, salary $:oo per annum; ag
limit, 20 years .r over.
FEW MORE DIVORCES.
Oeorge T. C. Adams has been granted a
divorce' from Bertha B. M. by Judge Hut.
ten on the ground of abandonment. The
wife allowed a decree by default. Judge
Sutton also allowed Agnes Elvers a di
vorce from Frederh-k by default. Title to
lot 8. block 2. South Omaha, Is quieted la
the wife.
Judge Bears has granted James Joseph
Lynch a divorce from Margaret on the
ground of desertion. Mrs. Lynch made no
appearance In opposition.
Birdie Spenuer Is suing Earle Spencer for
divorce on the ground of nonaupport. Thsjr
were married in Omaha on January 28 last.
Chronle Diarrhoea.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholara and Dlar
rhoea Remedy Is the most successful medi
cine In the world for bowel complaints, and
Is the only remedy that will cur chxonlo
diarrhoea.
Nelsoa Iaatata on Payment.
Attorney William T.
r. Nelson Is suing tt
e sum of I'fO, which -14 J
llm for legal service! t
city of Omaha for the
aliened to be due hln
rendered the city In revising the new city
charter. Mr. Nelson alleges that he was
employed by the tlty on February 7 and
prepured the chartar for presentation to
tlio legislature, which passed It.
Marriage licenses.
The following marriage licenses have been
Issued:
Name snd Residence. Age
Mose Williams, South Omaha ..a
Tetnpe Tc.lbert, South Omaha ,.!24
George Green, Omaha , 3)
Mary Phillips, Omaha .!"!!la
Terrible Disaster Averted.
The terrible rdUaster of nervous break
down, caused by dyspepsia. Is averted by
Electrlo Bitters. 80c; guaranteed. Tuw rttit
by Bbanuau sV McCotmaU Dru Co.
