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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1905. SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisements Tnt fhea wliam vrlll take -mil IX m. for -nine edition anal til . aa. fo fh anemia day edition. tilt! 1 l.ka a word lrl rtloo. fa's word thereafter. Matalac takes far I ear .! W for tha arat laser tleau Tim -rtlaenseata naat ba raa consecutively. Af-artlsan, by rmarillif a aam bar 4 ehaelc, can have ana era ad draaaad fa m mbercal latter la rara af Tha Raa. inwcn aa addraaaad v til ka dallTarad aa praaaatatlaa af rhk. MISCELLANEOUS BOYLES COLLEGE Bnslnes. Shorthand, Typewriting. Teleg raphy Normal and English. Student admitted any day, Catalogue free. Aa dres H. B. Boy lea, Pres.. Boyle bldg., Oman. Neb. R-M241 TnVPV BPltrf. Omaha Plating Co.. O I U V CO iio Harney St. Tel. 2635 R-783 CITT BA VINOS BANK pay! 4 per cent. .1 - . Tl S9 THT KELLY'S TOWEL SUPPLY. Tel. 3530. R 790 ANTI-Monopoly Garbage Co.. 621 N. lth. Tel. 1778. R-791 LAUNDRYCHH R 79$ CUT RATE railway tickeU everywhere. P. H. Philbin, 1506 Farnam. 'Phone 7K4. , R 793 OMAHA Bafe and Iron Work make a ape eialty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and safes. 43. Andreen,. Prop.. 102 8. 1UJJ THE OMAHA FOUNDRY Iron and brass castings. 802 Jackson. Tel. 24.12. R-74o BI3N PAINTING. 8. H. Cole. 1302 Douglas. R i'j6 BAD IRONS replated. 20c; three for 60c. Omaha Plating Co., 1608 Harney, lei. ivi LOCKSMITH ZllirXZS. 14 7i8 HOLLOW. BUILDlNGf- Quality. Cheapest price. Wtntworth. 618 Paxton block. TFnon 1672. R 799 R-jIa'T 4 R- Rumbel & Bon, DtllC Uc5 1124 N. 14th St.. Omaha. R 2u3 Janl6 UORGAN'8 hall, 16th and Corby Bta. Re onablo for private or strictly Invitation affairs. Tel. 6124. R iSi LiloccorYa Miss Bpcnce, 2110 Lake. 'Phone "IdbdC cedar 43992. fi. Weir Mitchell lysteru, Orthoepaedlc Hospital. Phlla. ' R-M2-J 2SX DMAHA 'Wire and Iron Works make spe. eialty of wire Mower pot stands and win Jow guards. 2127 Farnam. .Tel. A-6908. R 179 N15 iR EE Valuable formula for mahogany atain. Topshine Mfg. Co., 1522 Dodge. Omaha. R 212 Nlilx :hampk)n carpet cleaning wks. 720 8. 14th st. phone 665. R-M746 N10 JeNlO., signs. 1624 Dodge. Tel. 6630. R-28 N12 ."arpct Cleaning. Chrlstlanson, 2-03 N. 20th. R-120 N14 )AK block coal 16.00 a ton; best in town for money. Jeff W. Bedford Co. Tel. 115. R-M220 N17 PVANT to locate exclusive Nebraska fac tory; no competition. Smith. 622 Eighth Ave., Council Bluffs. MLr3., MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS'" fcALART LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS, EASY TO GET. ' EASY TO PAY. -WHEN YOU WANT MONEY hy not go wheiu you can get, u cheapest anu rrom an old-established llrm who handles their own money. Establish a credit with them that will be of value to you In the future. We loan on furnl-lur-. pianos, live stock and salarlos: small . WEEKLY or MONTHELY PAYMENTS, which are suspended In case oi sick iieaa or out of employment. Facts are, w want your business. Established 18S9. Duff Green Loan Co. and 9 Barker Block. Our Money Is loaned on furniture, piano, live stock and to salaried peupie upon their own agreement to p.y. Our rates are as low aa any; our service Is qnlck and quiet and we never charge for making papers or notary fees. We want your business If you evvr borrow money. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., - 30$ South 16th Street. V i .).'.. 119 Board of Trade Bldg. (Established lwX X833 -OANS! LOANS!! LOANSIM OS FCRNITURE. PIANOS, DIAMONDS, - SALARIES AND ETC . AT THE LOWEST RATES. rHB WESTERN LOAN CO., Cl Neville Blk.. Third Floor, our. ictb and Harney Sis.. Tel. 6619. X-34 CHATTEL LOANS, ft'e have money to loan at a reasonable rata on diamonds, pianos, household furniture or other good chattel securities to parties whose poalllon In life require that sucn transactions be made' and held In strict conttdence. Union Loan and Invest- Co.. 213 Be- 'leiepnoue aH. x fc& BOWEN'8 MONEY Basy to get on furni ture, pianos, horses, cows. Plain not If steadily employed. 708 N. Y. Life. . . X-S38 ilONEY loaned salaried people and others without security; easy payments. Offices In 63 principal cites. Tolman, Room 714. New York Life Bldg. X-837 40NEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew elry, horses, cows, etc C. F. Reed, 319 8 13. X-838 - i , CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS. Tel. 746. 622-3 Paxton Block. X-U9 rHATTEL. salary and Jewelry loans. Foley Loan Co.. loot Farnam St. , X 840 SAGLE Loan Offlc. reliable, accommodat ing; all business conQduavlal. 13U1 Douglas. X-U ilONEY loaned on furniture, salary, horses, etc.; half usual rate. Dr. pribba now. room fit. aj, fca S. 16th St. Tel. U-ZmA. . X-4i PRIVATE PARTY will loan on furniture, pianos, horses and salaries. Address C 11, car Bee. j X-M773 WHEN YOU WANT A LOAN ON FURNITURE OR SALARY without removal or delay, payable to suit ycur convenience, phone nil or write or call on AMERICAN IX) AN CO.. Room 3o7 Faxtoia Block, N. E. cor. lsth and Farnam BtS; X MWI MUSIC AND LANGUAGES NC1ENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES, la French, Spanish or German; Iraru tu speak In 26 lessous, business correspond ence 60, to read literature 6j GUARAN TEED. F. Peltier. 116 South 2oth M&13 N13 fHATELAIN SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES 'WFNirH German. Spanish, Fencing. IIUUV'II The best results are obtained by our method of teaching. Trial lesson f raa. Davldjj Bldg., lath and Farnam. -MH4 TRED G. ELLIS, teacher of voire. Room 16. Barker Bldg. Voices tested free. 333 N20 FLORISTS BESS 8WCBODA. 141$ Farsarn. 77 II b'V Tl l 1. ill M ltia X.'- i-r.u m Tl V'SJi a . m m ... 11 - - , WANTED MALE HELP FALL TERM of the Omaha Commercial College NOW OPEN. DAT AND NIGHT SESSIONS. Catalogue Ire to anv address. Address: ROHRBOLGH BROS.. 19th and Farnam Sta. 11413 DRUG stores bought and sold. Drug clerks wanted, F. V. Knlest, 624 N. Y. L. U 609 MEN and toys wanted to learn plumbing trade; great demand for graduates, $4-$o day: many complete coursa two months; graduates admitted to union and Mtr Plumbers' association. Coyne Bros. Co. Plumbing Schools, New York. Cincinnati and St. Louis. (Day and night clans.) For frte catalogue address 239 luth Ave. New York. B-810 A POSITION guaranteed or no pay. It you aro In need of a position, call and nave a "heHrt-to-heart" Uilk with HAK i THE EXPERT. 401 N. Y. Life. B 811 WANTED City salesmen at once. C. F. Adams Co.. 1619 Howard St. B 949 WANTED Watchmaker, good engraver and salesman. Ed J. Nlewoljner. Colum bus, Neb. . B M784 WANTED Reliable boys; good wages. A. D. T. CO.. 212 8. 13th. BMCD N5 WANTED Gordon press feeders, A. I, Root. Inc. 1210 Howard St. B-448 YOUNG man to learn trade. Wire Works. 611 Bo. 16th Bt. B M648 27 WANTED Small Job of sodding done at 2xth and Farnam Bts. Arply at room fm$ N. Y. Life Bldg. between 10 and 12 o'clock. B M140 WATCHMAKER, Jeweler, engraver and as sistant salesman: permanent position, to f right man. T. P. Owen, York, Neb. U A1.D4 WANTED Two bright young men to assist around college for free tuition. Nebraska Business college, Omaha. B M270 26 WANTED Dentist. registered .in Ne braska; gwod salary to reliable ind good workman. Boston Dentists, Lincoln Neb. B M297 24 X WANTED Carpenters accustomed to re pairing freight cars. No trouble; good wages; steady work for competent men. Apply to Mt. Vernon Car Mfg. Co., Mt. Vernon, Illinois. U M2H9 IU WANTED Installment collector lor mer chandise accounts; good salary and ex penses. Address Manager P. O. Box 1027. Philadelphia, Pa. B M293 23x MAN of ability with $'.'.000 optional pay ment, $500 down, balance out of protlts, can secure controlling Interest lu well or ganized real estate and Insurance busi ness; 1(10 nubagencies; good Income as sured: full training given; Immedlato as signment to be made. D 44, Bee, B-M210 23 WANTED General agent for Nebr., No. and So. Dakota for Fidelity Realty and Trust company; agent given exclusive as Hignment of entire state with commission on xales of aver 100 subagents; 12.000 cash or STkio down and balance out of quarterly protlts, buys this controlling Interest and gives party well organized real estate and Insurance business; no experience neces sary, as training will be furnished If needed; exceptional opportunity. Address Immediately D 42. Bee. B M.115 23 I AM still looking for male stenographers for commercial work and can use several. I also want Home bill clerks for machine. If you are uble to till any of above let me know. Experienced Driver. $50 to 160. Shipping Clerk, $50. AsslHtant Bookkeeper, graduate, t year's experience, $55. Job Compositors; must be good. ' HART, the EXPERT. 4ul N. Y. LIFE. B-M490 24 WANTED Rapid railroad typewriter operator, who Is familiar with railroad forma and system. First-class opening for right part v. Address with references stating qualifications and experience, box 7. Syracuse, N. Y. B M476 23 WANTED Men to learn barber trade; 12 great schools uikIt one management. Founded 1KI3. Few weeks completes, little expense. Our diplomas assure em ployment at top wages. Call or write. Mohler Barber College. J116 Farnam St. B M431 27x FIRST CI-ASS BUTCHER. J. Shrman. 2625 Woolworth Ave. B M475 23x LABORERS wanted at Ft. Omaha. W. J. Zlttcrell. general contractor. B-MS42 24 WANTED A coachman. Apply to W. J. Burgess., Boyd's theater; reference re quired. 1 B-r.M57 23 AGENTS City and country; big money; pay weekly; need no experience. The Hawks Nursery Co., Wauwatosa, Wis. B-M573 29 CYLINDER PRESSMAN WANTED Inde pendent office; $22 per week and upwards; steady work; apply with references, Greeley Prlntcry of St. Louis. B-M571 23X WANTED FEMALE HELP 80 WORKING girls. Canadian Office, 15th and Dodge. C 13 LADY agents and traveling men to sell new patented articles without competi tion; good money made by right party. Call or address room 303, Brown block, Omaha, Neb. C 334 WANTED Good girl for general house work. Mrs. E. Rosewater, 1711 Douglas. C M411 WANTED Girl to assist In general house keeping; no washing or Ironing. 711 So. lath St. C-211 WANTED At once, experienced cloak and suit saleslady; good salary to right party; none but experienced person need apply. 'h11 between 8:30 and 9:30 only. People s Store. C 229 LADY assistant for branch office; es tablished business; $18 paid weekly; no Investment required; position permanent; previous experience not essential. Ad dress Branch Superintendent. Coin block, Chicago. C M295 23x WANTED Experienced laundry girl. Hub Laundry. 10 N. lath. c 328 23x WANTED Girl, about 17, to help do light housework. Inquire 2573 Poppleton Ave. C K4 23 WANTED A competent girl for freneral housework. Mrs. C. C. Borensen. 2413 Charles St. C-M409 x GIRL for general housework. 620 N. X!d St. C M472 21 WANTED Competent girl for general housework. S32 Marry St. C M363 24x ALL women seeking employment can find same at Woman's Domestic Guild. 619 New York Life Bldg. C M530 24 WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Position by woman clerk, stenographer and typewriter of long ex perience. Address D 88, Bee A M3W 24x POSITION by stenographer In real estate office; 3 years' experience. Address D 50, Bee. A M338 ilx . WANTED Position as matron, house keeer or companion by woman 52 years old. Is member of M. E. church. Address D 40, care Bee. A M447 23x WANTED Work by young man who ha had three year' experience a stenogra pher and office man. Address D 62. Bee. A-M522 23x FOR SALE HORSES. WAGONS FOR 8 ALE A fine team of high-bred car riage hurses. chestnut sorrels. Inquire by telephone 663. , P M47S FOR SALE 100 head of fresh, well broke native horse and mulea, including busi ness horses, wagon horses, driver and draft horaea, matched and weighing l.&uu iba and up. at our barns at Pacific Junc tion, la.. 20 miles out of Omaha. Call at room 626 Bee Bldg. TeL 17u3. Anderson Record Co. P 761 ELEGANT Stanhope, wltn rubber tires, at half price; slso extension top carriage from the Sattley Mfg. Co.' stock, at a big bargain. Johnson & Danforth, 8. W. Cor. luth and Jones St. P 87ft THREE open delivery wagons and one top angon, good a new; a big bargain. Juhnaun Daufurlli. S. W. Cor. luth and Jones Sta. P U OKNTl.E family mare, also buggy and r ' , cheap U sold thl Week. 617 B. 2Mb, P-eal 2ix IS YOUR HOUSE FOR RENT? Hundreds of people may be looking for it let it be known through the Want Columns of The Bee. v. , 13B15 ADS 13IUXG ItlSSULTS. FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS I ROYAL HOTEL. European, 16th ac Chicago. E-13 DEWEY European hotel, 13th A Farnam. E SI 4 VIENNA Hotel; private dining rooms, cafe E 815 ROOMS and good hoard. $5 per wek and up. Call 1517 Chicago St. E M Tel. 611 O. M. E. Haul 1 runks E Ui NICELY furnished rooms, all modern, with phone. 714 S. 17th Ave. E M735 24X NICELY furnished rooms for gentlemen; all modern conveniences; excellent loca tion; references exchanged. Mrs. C. F. Dale. 2101 Farnam. E M307 23x MODERN furnished, steam heated rooms. single or ensuile. 222 N. 23d St., Flat 3. E-2h3 FURNISHED room with board; all modem. 2107 Douglas. E-M278 24x LARGE room, 2d floor, stationary bowl, hot and cold water. 220 No. lflth St. Telephone. E M309 23x FOR RENT Front parlor; also light housekeeping and sleeping rooms for four boys, at 75c per week; modern. 207 S. 24th Bt. E-330 23x NEATLY furnished room, strictly modern, furnace and electric light, private family; references required; gentleman preferred. 1921 St. Mary's Ave. E M468 24X FURNISHED room for gentleman; private family. 316 N. 18th. E M470 29x 1816 CHICAGO, nice room-for two: gas, bath, furnace heat. E M507 24x FOUR furnished rooms, gas, hot and cold water and heat, on the same floor. 'Phone 3Hol: 1427 N. 17th St. E-667 24x DESIRABLE, large south front rooms, furnished or unfurnished; first-class loca tion. 2224 Farnam. E Mu-8 24x LARGE front room; modern: close In. 514 No. 23d St. 'FUuiie Red 4S54. E M321 23 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD CAPITOL HOTEL, 18th and Capitol Ave.; board, verandas, ample lawns. stately trees, rustic seats: home cooking; hot and cold water; reasonable rates. Fr-Sl3 Tel. 611. O. M. E. Haul Trunks F 819 SOUTH room, with the best of board, for two; modern, homelike. 527 Park Ave. Tel. Black-6425. F 211 25 LARGE front room, also single room; pri vate family. 6o9 So. 25th Ave. F-M321 23x NICELY furnished room; good table board; convenient to car line; modern. 2571 St. Mary's Ave. F 327 23x FURNISHED room, modern conveniences; supper and breakfast If desired; cheap for two. 2224 Chicago. F 332 23x GOOD table board Harney; $4. F-M501 24x FOR RENT Small family having a well appointed residence offer a pleasant home to refined gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen. Double room; excellent table; references exchanged. Address, D 48, Bee. F-71 22x NICE front room and gcod board for four gentlemen, $S; house modern; references 2580 Harney. F 6u0 Ex SUITE of two large, elegant, well furnished modern front rooms with excellent board; one block from street car: suitable for three or four refined gentlemen rf good habits. 'Phone Douglas-6764. 2G34 N. lft h. F-836 22 FURNISHED front bedroom and parlor, also board. 708 S. 28th. K 560 24x A LARGE, pleasant front room, well heated: suitable for two people; first class table. 1818 Capitol Ave. F-M51J 2Jx SUITE of two large, elegant, well furnished modern front rooms with excellent board; one block from street car; suitable for three or four refined gentlemen of good habits. 'Phone DoiiglaB-6764. 2034 N. 19th. F M575 24 FOR RENT HOUSES PIANO moving; lowest rates for reliable en'lce. T :;. 1625. Schmoller St Mueller. D-825 7-ROOM, all modem house, N. E. corner 22d and Ohio, hot water heat ,1-5.00. Turklngton. 602 Bee Bldg. D 769 FOR RENT Modern 14-ioom brick dwell ing, 19th and Leavenworth; In good older. Just papered' and painted throughout; steam heat. Milton Roger & Son Co., 14th and Farnam Sta. D 05 IJ-CCC In all part of the city, IL rlUUOCJ c. Peter ac Co., Bee Bldg. D-S20 THE Omaha Van & Storage Co. pack, move and stoie H. H. goods. Storehouse, 1120-24 - N. 19th. Otllco. 151Us Farnam. Tel. 1559. D 821 WE MOVE pianos. Maggard Van & Stor age Co. TeL 1496. OMlce, 1713 Webster St. D 822 Uf I1C: EC In all part If the city. The t. rlwUOpO p. Davis Co., 608 Bee Bldg, HOUSES, insurance, Rlngwalt, Barker Blk. D 824 FOR RENT 8-room ..-.ndern house, except furnace. ttv6 N. J'h 4 nice large room, U.-1 N. 1m li Su, $12. C. M. 1'ACUMAN'N, ' 436 Faxioi. fclk. D-304 FOR RENT Seven room house, 28th and Farnam Bts.; $26. Inquire at 607 N. iMlh street. D Ml6 FOR RENT 7-rqorn house, $15; 6-room house. $10; both 'newly papered. William K. Potter, Rec. Sol Brown Blk. D-M27J FOR RENT. New 7-room modern house, east front, paved streets, cement wains, mnn, vnaue, line neighborhood: $30. 3712 N. 24th. 613 N. Y. Life. SWEET BEST. Tel. 1472 U 1,4 FOR RENT, -room modern house, 422 North 39th St., $30. 10-room modern brick house, 1124 South 31st St., $36. 9 -room modern house, 1512 Sherwood Ave., $40. 8-room modern brick house, 3060 Woolworth Ave., $30. 7-room modern house, 2620 Manderson St, $22.60. THOMAS BRENNAN, Room No. 1, New York Life Bldg. D M2j0 28 FOR RENT Eleven-room modern house, newly papered and In good repair; will be vacant Oct. 20; rent, $35 and water. In quire 119 South 26th St., B. Tsachuck. D-1S1 WHAT 1 known a tha Fred M. Young house. Mil Florence boulevard. I rooms. all modern, good bam; two rooms can be sublet if desired, fur particulars see Harrison & Morton. Tel. 3o6. D 210 FOR RENT Desirable nine-room modern house, 4117 Farnam Street. $40. Alfred C. Kenufdy, real estate, loans, insurance, rentals. 2" First National Bank Building. Omaha, Neb., Telephone 72i. D M3uK FOR RENT All or part of 8-room furnished modern house. 2619 Ames Ave. D M37$ 24 $30 NEW, all modern. 7-room house. 331 and Marcy. fiione ciao. COZY cottage home, furnished or unfur- nlcnea; rooms, puiirmed miuia, iuii tut, car line one block. 914 South 40th fet. D M543 28x 20O9 CALIFORNIA St.. T room furnished Call afternoon. D M514 24 6-ROOM house for rent. J712 North 22d kit. Key. $716 North 3d, P. R. Cc-.k. D Six FOR SALE REAL ESTATE GAS & ELECTRIC FIXTURES Wholesale and Retail. BURGESS -GRANDEN CO., Formerly F. M. RUSSELL FIXTURE CO. 313 South 15th St. Telephone 6S1. RE 823 Farm an J Ranch Lands NebrasKa, Kansas, Cu.uiauo and Wyoming; low puces; leu yotus tune, uinu mpi. U. P. R. K.. OhuUia. Neb.. Dept. "A." , FOR SALE Large house, two barn and two lull iota, on North 18th St., only $4,o0. This is a bargain.' THOMAS BMENNAN, Room 1, New York Life Bldg. RE M16S "iAa Williamson Co U. 8. Bk. Bldg., 1st Floor, it E 831 WRITE for Illustrated pamphlet describ ing two ranches In the corn and alfalfa belt. Willi Cadwull. Broken Bow, Neb. RE aai IF YOU want to get right prices on farm land In Custer county, write Willis Cad well, Broken Bow, Neb., for list. RE M300 N20 FOR SALE A 6-room modern cottage, close in, good neighborhood. 617 8. 28th. RE-662 24x FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS RHEKWIN WILLIAMS CO. BEST MIXED PAINT, Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. Q 00 CHEAP chicken fence, long fir timbers and ' telephone poles. 9ul Douglas. Q 801 MILCH COWS on easy terms. 43d and Center. Q 633 SECOND-HAND. STEAM FITTINGS FOR SALE If you want a bargain in steam fltlngi cali and look over the following supplies: l b-inch Austin horizontal separator. 1.8-Inch Austin's horizontal separator. 1 4-inch Austin's vertical separator. These have been taken out uu account of chnagus in our steam plant and are In good condition. Address Bee Building Co., or see W. H. Bridges, engineer. Boa Bldg., Omaha. Q 632 FOR SALE--Two life scholarships on Omana. business. college. Address Dwlght Williams, Omaha Bee, Omaha, Neb. g-823 FOR SALE, about fifty feet ornamental galvanized Iron cornice and ornamental iron posu, suitable for show window. Ap ply superintendent Bee Bldg. Q MS2S FOR SALE New and second-hand blllurd and pool tables, bar fixtures of all kinds; easy payments. Send for catalogue ' Bi unswick-Balke-Collunder, 407 S. luth St., Omaha. Q U2 f-DHAND sufo cheap. Derlght, 1119 Far nam. Q S04 i.jO STOVES to select from at low prices Chicago Furniture Co., 1410-1412 Dodge street. Q 8U3 FOR SALE at a bargain, two bed springs, full size, good condition. 3027 Chicago St. ; Q AL2S1 euR SALE lArge safe; would exchange lor smaller one. Apply the Nebraska Seed Co. W M781 THOROUGHBRED Bt. Bernard dog, fe male, 9 months old. Address 2022 Cnarle. . Q M337 23x PHYSICIANS, ATTENTION! Improved Harvard' -chalri In perfect condi tion. Address D m, Bee. Q M526 28x Jx .w: t! - FOR SALE OR TRADE A fair sized tire proof safe with .Brut class burglar-proof money chest, for a large fire-proof safe without money iwhest. inquire at J. L. Brandels & Sons. - Q M528 24 MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE WANTED City loans and warrant. W. Farnam Smith at Co., 1320 Farnam St. W-843 MONEY TO LOAN Payne Invetment Co. W 844 GARVIN BROS., 1601 Farnam. City loan at lowest rates; no delay; get our term. W-845 BUILDING loans on residence property; 6 per cent. W. B. Melkle, Ramge Blk. . . , ... W 846 LOWEST RATES Beml. Paxton Blk W 847 PRIVATE money. F. D.,Wead. 1520 Douglas W 848 $1.000. COO TO LOAN on business and resi dence property in Omaha; lowest rate; no delay. Thomas BTennan, R. 1, N. Y. Life. W 849 WANTED City loan. R. C Peter & Co, W 860 FARM and city loans; lowest rates. W. H. Thomas, 1st Nat 1 Bank uiag. lei. luts. W-il LOANS on Omaha improved property, or to bulla wltn; can pay it oacK in mommy payments. Hastings & Heyden. 1609 Farnam St. W SS2 FOR RENT STORES' & OFFICES THREE-STORY ana casement. lo03 Far nam; elevator. 314 , First Nat IBank Bldg. I 827 WE have vacant a particularly desirable small omce wnicn rents lor Jio.w par month. Price Includes ,heat, light, water and janitor service. It is located on tha fourth floor of the Bee building and Is just the thing fur anyone wanting a nice little office In the best office building in town. R. C. Peter c Co., rental agents, ground floor, Bee- Bldg. 1771 A SNAP Drug, grocery, meat market; built a a department (tore; separate if necessary. Also bakery ana laundry rooms, wan par- lur 'lizard. 220 No. 23a. I-M367 N4 BUTCHLR SHOP and fixtures, cheap; best location: connected with grocery. J. Sherman, 2625 Woolworth Ave. I-MI74 23x FOR SALE FARMS I WANT TO BUY A FARM. I have got $.o.0i) I want to invest In a good grain or stock farm near Omaha, or a paying business of some kind. Send de scription to D 66, Ohiaha Bee. M46u 24x FARMS TO SELL KEMP, Blair, Neb. 325 N20 THE ' TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. Thl agricultural weakly goes to 60,000 home of farmers and- slock raisers, so If you nave a good piece of land to sell at a reasonable price you will find a buyer among them. The cost of an advertisement is small 3 cents per word in small type or $2.u per inch If set In large type. WANTED TO BUY Antiquarian Book Stora, 1220 Farj highest price paid for 2d-hand books. Tel. F-4oL-. N 858 NU . SHETLAND pony, young mar; must b gentle and sound, broke to ride and drive. Call 4 to 6 p. m. jJ Izard N 182 HIGHEST price paid for second-hand goods. Telephone loii. N 292 N19 COTTAGE. 4 to ruuros. In Omaha. Ad dres D 48, . Be. N-4- 27 DENTIST can rent a flue, odce with north light, in the Bee building, dividing wait ing room and expense of office boy and telephone with doctor of established prac tice. Rent. $J0 per month. R. C. Peter & Co., Rental Agents, Ground Floor Be Bldg. i I M346 PERSONAL FACTORY tuner nd action regulators at '"west rates for tellable service. Tel. 1624. Schmoller A Mueller, piano makers. , U-863 TUB. vapor and alcohol bath. 720 S. 13th. v U s: TRY KELLY'S LAUNDRY. 'PHONE 3S30. U 8w 'PHONE 701 and a man will call and tune vmir piano. $;. Fcrfield Piano Co.. lull Fnrnam. U-61 NIACIN FTir treatment baths Mr IUAWJ11 C I IV Kmm. 118 N. 16. 2d n. r me. U -360 LAPSON JOHNSON Cut fates to all point. 140S Farnam. Tel. 1935. Member American Ticket Broker' association. Cap.Ave. Laundry gR. tT-i0 N13 THE Salvation Army solicits cast-off cloth ing; In fact, anything you do not need; we collect, repair and sell, ct 114 N. lltn 8t., for cost of collecting to the worthy poor. Call phone 4136 and wagon will call. U PIANO CLUB Planoa delivered at once, $1.00 weekly. All music lessons free. JOIN NOW. Perfield Piano Co.. 1611 Farnam St. !T-S6o ACCORDION ar.1 SUNBURST PLhATING, RUCHING, BUTTONS AND FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING Send for price list and samples. THE GOLDMAN PLfcAI 1NGCO 1U0 DUUUl-Ao ua-oCK. '1EU 1936. U 858 APPENDICITIS CURED No knife, no danger. We euro absolutely In 10 to 20 days. Consult our physicians before sub mitting to a dangerous operation. Call, or write. The QUICK CURE REMEDY CO., 611 Woodmen of the World Building, Omaha, Neb. U M4ii 2.tx PRIVATE home during confinement ; ba bies boarded and adopted. Mrs. Uardell, 2216 Charles Tel. 6311. U 854 WE RENT sewing machines, 75c week. We repair all makes of machines; second hand machines. $5 to $10. Neb. Cycle Co , lei. 1663, Cor. 15th and Harney. U 855 PRIVATE home during confinement; babie adopted. The Good Samaritan Sanitarium, 728 First Ave., Council Bluff, la. Tel. 771 U-323 OMAHA Stammerer Institute. Ramge Blk. 11866 MALLETT'S Cereal Coffee, healthful, nourishing; best thing for Indigestion loa per pkg all grocer. U M85I DR ROY, Chiropody, R. 2 & 3, 1506 Farnam. U-858 DR. JACKSON. Room 4, Frenzer Block. Chronic diseases a specialty. Consulta tion free. U 2i6 FOR reason of hlR own party wishes to sen lllH uisier uveicuai, iuiiul iiinue, im ported Scotch wool; cost $40. Will sell for $20. Address D I, Bcc. M190 23 X - AUCTION SALE Of antique furniture; will be sold to the hlghes bidder without reserve. Sale commences on Wednesday, October 25, at 10 o'clock sharp and will continue until disposed of. This is an opportunity to secure rare and ancient furniture. Sale to be held at the Antique Furniture Store, 216 So. 19th St. U-M4S2 24x PRIVATE hospital before and during con. finement; up to date and reliable. 2319 S. 13th St., Omaha, Neb. U--293 Oct30x porrnf I have a beautiful double yellow 1 dllUl neaj parrot which 1 will sell to responsible party. He talks, whistles and sings. 2608 Dewey. 'Phone Red 6256. U-M488 24x MEDICAL FOR WOMEN ONLY. Dr. Raymond's Pills for delayed period absolutely reliable, perfectly safe; no dan ger, no pain, no interference with work; relief brought to thousands after every thing else failed. By mail $2.00. Dr. R. G. Raymond Remedy Co., Room 25. 84 Adams St., Chicago. 111. 866 DR. PRIES treats successfully all disease and irregularlltes of women from any cause; experienced and reliable. Address with stamp. Dr. Pries. 16UVi Dodge St.. Omaha 867 PEN-TAN-GOT Prompt regulator for la dles; never falls; $2 postpaid. Sherman St McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. 868 RUPTURE CURED No knife, no injec tion. Call or write for booklet. Quick Cure Rupture Co., 611 W. O. W. Bids.. Omaha. -JI69 BUSINESS CHANCES WANTED Party with $350.00 to $.V00 to open up high-grade employment office and take charge of same. HART. 41 N. Y. Life Bldg. , Y M275 23 A LAWYER of much experience and good repute, would make and protect Invest ment of $1,000 or more, at coming tax sales of lands and certificates, on terms entirely safe and profitable to Investor. Address soon and before October 28. D-36, care Bee. Y M277 FOR BALE Bakery. Address R., 10 Pearl St., Council Blurts. - Y-687 WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange a hotel or restaurant ae Hart & Co., 401 N. Y. Life Y-37 FOR SALE Dry good and clothing store in Ainuworth Neb.; stock In good shape; H cash, rest easy terms; owner wishes to retire. Addreso Purdy Real Estate Co., Box 142. Ainsworth, Neb. Y M297 FOR SALE $3,600 stock general mdse., good business, new, at 76c; western Iowa. A snap. Address D 16, Bee. Y 853 23 FOR SALE Drug stock In good western town of Iowa. Address D 28, Bee, Omaha, Neb. Y M200 23x FOR BALE Coal yard, with tracks. In quire 1613 Dorcas. Y 31 24x MILLINERY STOCK Invoice $1,000; will sell for $20fL or what have you to ofter In exchange? J. I. TAMINOH1AN, . 4920 Chicago St., Omaha, Neb. Y-239 25 STEAM LAUNDRY in county seat town doing good business; good building and location; investigate, no reasonable offer refused. Address D 39, care Kee. Y-M314 31 x A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. $2,000, payable In Installments, buys a con trolling interest In well organized real es tate and Insurance business; lOu sub agents, each netting small amount eack year, with assured income from insurance agencies, make an exceptional opportunity for the right man; no experience neces sary, aa full training, education and In struction will be given. Address Immedi ately D 46, Bee. Y M317 23 WE HAVE for sale the following: Real estate business, established 18 year, m-room boarding house, first class. Restaurant and short-order house. ' Besides several hotels out of the city. HART SMITH, il N. Y. LIFE. . ' Y-M4S9 24 $30,000 VALUE FOR $10,000 ' equity in l.ono-acr. well-Improved farm In I eastern Nebraska: quick cash get It. WILLIS TODD, 1021 N. Y. Life. . Y-492 U FOR EXCHANGE IF YOU do not find what you want in this column, put aa ad. la and you will soon WANTED TO RENT WANTED Fight or nine-room hmise with modern Improvements, in Hanscom park or West Farnam district. Excellent refer ences. Address K, car Be office. K.-M4I0 TWO or three rooms at once for the win ter; light housekeeping. Address I R3, Bee office. K-MR40 24x HAVE you a house for rent? We'll find you a tenant quick. Omaha Real Estate Auction Co., 2.12 Neville Blk. I'hone T7fL K-M.VW 24 PATENTS H. A. STURGUS. registered attorney; pat ents, trade marks,, copyrights; no fee un levs successful, 617 N. Y. Llf, Omaha. -806 F. J. LARSON A CO., patent lawyer. ADVICE FREE 60? Bee Bldg. Tel. A1132 M838 SHARPE 'MACHINE WOPKS. Talent procured. Inventions developed, drawings, pattrna. castings, machine work. 04 612 So. 10th St. M 312 N20 LOST LOST $i7. Wednesday evening, between 6:30 nnd 6 o'olnflc. between Iioston store and Bennett's; reward If returned to Bee office. Lost M524 23 IOST On the 13th St.. car line Saturday morning, pocketbook containing keep sakes, keys and money. Klntlor please return all but. the money to main office Western Union telegraph office. . Lost-MV 23 DANCING ACADEMY Mr. and Mrs. Morand's School for Dan cing now open. Children classes meet In our new academy. ISth St. near Far nam; beginners, Saturday 10 a. m. and Wednesday 4:15 r m. ; season, 6 months, $10. Children advanced, Saturday 3 p. m.; season. B months. $5. Adults meet at 15th A Farnam, Tusdavs and Friday 8 p. m. Private lessons dally. Tel. 1041. -717-N CLAIRVOYANTS MME. BUDDHA. LEADING PALMIST. Call at No. 113 8. 16tb St., upstairs. Resultful prediction absolutely given. 8-V47 MRS. CARRIE SMITH. SOVEREIGN QUEEN OF LADY CLAIRVOYANTS, 807 N..18TH ST. PHONE RED 6736. 8-M534 23X UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT THREE unfurnished rooms, not modern; also furnished rooms; housekeeping. 1712 Jackson St. G 66 24 x FOR RENT Modern steam heated rooms, close In.- 2234 Farnam St., flat 6. Tel. 2203. G-M570 26 LAW AND COLLECTIONS ATTORNEYS everywhere. The New Snow Church Co., main floor, N. Y. L. Tel. 133. 807 J. M. Macfarland. 309 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel. 685$ -so OSTEOPATHY JOHNSON Institute, 616 N. Y. Life. Tel. 1664. 876 MRS. JOHN R. MUSICK. Osteopathv Phy- ician. Office. Neville Blk. Tel. 2823. -876 AUCTIONEERS EXPERIENCED auctioneers on short no tice to conduct sales of real estate, live stock, household goods, etc. Omaha Real Estate Auction Co., 232 Neville Blk., 'Phone 6S78. S'J6 DRESSMAKING GOLDMAN Pleating Co., 200 Douglas Blk. -873 In Families, Miss Sturdy. Tel. Harney 1C02. . -874 WANTED TO BORROW' WANTED to borrow $400 home money on ample city real estate security at 7 per cent, without commission. Address soon D 19. Bee. Ml 39 PRINTING PRINTING LYNGSTAG MEMORIAL CARDS; ar tistic designs. S. E. Cor. 16th St. and Capitol Ave. LEGAL NOTICES BOND SALE. Office of the city clerk, South Omaha, Neb., October 16, A. D. 1W5. Sealed bids addressed to the undersigned, and plainly rrmrked 'Proposals for Refund ing Bonds," will be received at the office of the City Clerk, South Omana, Neb., until 8 o'clock p. m. October 30th, A. D. 1905. For the purchase of the following de scribed Issue of city bonds of the City of South Omaha, these said bonds so offered for sale being general obligations of the city, namely: Seventy thousand and eight ($70,008) dol lars of city refunding bonds, issued for the purpose of refundiug seventy thousand and eight ($70,008) dollars In city funding bonds, dated Novemlter 1. h00, now outstanding under a reserved option. These bonds so offered will be Issued and numbered, consecutively, from one to 110. or 70, both Inclusive (except number one, which shall bo of the denomination of $608 or $1,008. aa the case may oei, a no will be of the denomination of $500 or $1,000 each at the option of the purchaser, .dated Novem ber 1, A. D. 1S05, due and payable In twenty (20) year after date, unless sooner re deemed under the legal option of the city at any time after live B) year from date, bearing Interest at the rate of four and one half (4Vi) per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, May and November 1 of each year, interest Installments evidenced by coupons attached to the bonds, bond and the interest coupon payable at the fiscal agency of the state of Nebraska, In the City of New York, state of New York, United States of America. These said refunding bonds are Issued for the purpose of redeeming and refunding certain outstanding funding bonds of aeries dated November 1, A. D. WX). which fund ing bond were Issued and sold under ex isting constitutional and statutory provis ion of the City of South Omaha, Neb., and It la further certified that the faith and credit of the City of South Omaha are firmly bound and revenue powers are Irre vokably pledged for the prompt payment of these said refunding bonds and Interest thereof semi-annually, and at maturity thereof. Also that the total Indebtedness of the city, including this Issue of bonds, has not exceeded the constitutional and statutory limits, and that an annual tax, and other taxes and assessments to pay principal and interest, as the same respectively fall due, shall he levied and made. Each bidder must state separately the amount he will offer for thi issue entire, as to "principal and premium," and that "accrued Interest," will be paid to tha data and delivery of aald bonds, also as to the amount of the charge, if any, that will be made additional, by the purchaser, for the nrlntlnic and lithographing oi this said series of bonds. Each bid must be accompanied by. cash, or an unconditional certified check on a registered national Dang, in ne sum of one thousand ($1,000) dollars, and made payable to the City of South Omaha, Neb., a an ev idence of good faith on the part of the said bidder. The City of South Omaha, through Its City Council, reserve the right to reject any or all bids, or to walv defect should they appear. By order or tne t uy ouncii. JOHN J. GILIJN. City Clerk. Octll 13t GOVERNMENT NOTICES CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, Omaha, Neb., October 17, 19U. Sealed pro posals. In triplicate, will be reoeived her and by Quartermaster at the post named herein, until 10 a. m., central standard time, November 16. 1905, for furnishing shell-d corn during the fiscal year ending June JO, lis, at Omaha Q. M. Depot, Forts Crook. Omaha, Robinson and Niobrara, Nebraska; Jefferson Barracks, Missouri; Forts Leav enworth and Riley, Kansas: Forts D. A. Rusaell, Mackenzie and Washakie, Wyo ming; Fort Des Moines. Iowa, and Fort Meade, South Dakota. Proposal for de livery at other place will be entertained. U. 8. reserves right to reject or accept any or all proposals or any part thereof. Infor mation furnished on application here, or to Quartermaster at stations named. Envel ops containing proposals should be marked "Proposals for Corn," and addressed to Major M- Cray Zallnskl. C. Q. M GOVERNMENT NOTICES OFFICE CONSTRUCTING Ql ARTER ninstrr. Sheridan. Wyrv. Oct. 2", !!. Sealed proHix Is In triplicate for the rvn striii'tlfn, plumbing, heating and elertrlo wiring of a brick hospital at Fort Ma.-ken-le. Wyo.. will be received at this oltlCA until 10 n. m. (mountnln llinei, November 4 lwift. Finns and specifications may b aoen at office of Chief Quartermaster at Denver. i tars. Chicago and St. Paul, and at this omce. at which latter place-all In formation may be obtained. I". S. reserve ih n-li t to accent or reject any or all pro posals or any part thereof. Envelopes con taining proposal should be endorsed, "l'ro-i posals lor nospnai. annreu James S. Parker. Q. M., l S A. O.0-21-23-24-N2 I RAILWAY TIME CARD I'KIO STATIONTENTH AND MARCY t'nlon Pacific. Leave. A 9 40 arrt a 4 10 pm Arrive. lit pm a ( $o a-n a ft 1" pm a 6.y pm a 3 10 pm a 7:44 am b 1:30 pm Overland Limited .. California Expres . California Oregon Ex. a 4 pm North Platte Local a:5am Fast Mall a 8:55 am Colorado Special a 7:4fam Beatrice Local b 3:15 pm Chicago Rork Island A Paclffo. EAST. Chicago Limited a 8:35 am 7:10am Chicago Express a7:3oam a 9:55 pm Chicago Express. Local.. Ml :40 am a 4H0im Des Molne Expiess a 4:30 pm bll:60am Chicago Fast Express... .a 6:40 pm a 1:15 pin WEST. Rocky Mountain Ltd a 7:20 am a 3 JO am Colorado Express a 1:30 pm a 4:55 pm Oklahoma ft Texas t-x. a 4: pm aii:40 am Chicago A Northwestern. St. Paul Daylight ., Chicago Daylight ., Chicago Limited ... Carroll Local St. Paul Fast Mall. .a 7:50 am .a 8 :00 am .a S:3x pm .a 4:32 pm .a $.28 pm .b 8:60 pin 10:fl pra 11:50 pm 9 15 am 9:60 am 7:o6 am 9:35 am 2:50 pm a 7 :30 am 10:35 am 10:35 pm 6:15 pm 6:16 pm 6:16 pm 3:46 pm Sioux C. A St. P. Local. Fast Mail Chicago Express Norfolk A Bonesteel.. Lincoln & Long Pine. Casper ft Wyoming.. Dead wood & Lincoln. Hastings & Albion.... ..a 6:50 pm ..a 7:40 am ..a 7:40 am . .e 1:60 pm ..a 2: f0 pm .b 2:m pm Chicago Local all :30 am Illinois Central. Chicago Express a 7:25 am Chicago Limited a 7:60 pm Minn, ft St. Paul Ex b 7:25 am al0:36 pm a 8:05 am bio 35 pm a 8:o5 pm a 6:30 am Minn. &. St. Paul Ltd. ...a 7:60 pm Missouri Pacific. Bt. Louis Express a 9:00 am K. C. ft St. L. Ex all:15 pm a 6:00 pm Chicago, Mll-faui.ee at. St. Paul. Chicago Daylight Ex. ...a 7:65 am all :00 pm California ft Oregon ex. a o:4opm Overland Limited a 8:36 pm a 3:10 pin a 7:36 am Wabaak. St. Louis Express 6:30 pra oi. Louis Local (from Council Bluffs) 9:16 am Shenadoah Local (from Council Bluffs) 6:45 pm Chicago Ureal Western. 8:20 am 10:30 pin 2:30 pm i 7:16 am St- Paul & Minn a 8:30 pm St. Paul ft Minn a 7:45 am a 7:53 pm al0:30 am a 3:30 pm Chicago Limited .. a 6:00 pm Chicago Express a o:oa am BURLINGTON STATION 10TH MASON Burlington. Leave. Denver ft California.... a 4:10 pm Northwest Express ....all:)0 pm Nebraska points a 8:60 am Lincoln Fast Mall b 2:67 pm Ft. Crook & Plattsm'th.b 2:52 pm Bellevue & Plattsm'th..a 7:50 pm Denver Limited Bellevue ft Pac. Junc...al2:lS pin Bellevue ft Pac. June. ..a 3:30 am Chicago Special a 7:25 am Chicago Express a 4:00 pm Chicago Flyer a 8:05 pm Iowa Local a 9:16 am St. Louis Express a 4:45 pm Kansas City ft St. Joe..alO:45 pm Kansas City & St. Joe.. a 9:15 am Kansas City ft St. Joe.. a 4:46 pm Arrive. a 3:20 pm a 6:u8 pm a 7:40 pm al2:05 pm al0:26 am ' b 8:32 am a 1 :10 am a 3:66 pm a 7:25 pm al0:53 pm 11:30 am a 6:45 am a 6:06 pm WEBSTER DEPOT 10TK A WEBSTER Missouri Parlfle. Nebraska Local, via Leave. Arrive. Weeping Water b 3:50 pm bl3:30 pit' Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis Omaha. Twin City Passenger. ..b $:S0 am b 9:10 pm Bloux City Passenger... a 2!00 pm all :20 am Oakland Local .. b 6:45 pm b 1:10 am Emerson Local c 8:45 am o 6:00 pm a dally, b dally except Sunday, d dally except Saturday, o Sunday only. - e dally except Monday. LABOR AND INDUSTRY The Cramps have orders enough on hand now to keep the 6.0UO men employed In their shipyards busy for tha next fifteen months. One of the oldest of English trade unions the Steam Engine Makers' society has Just celebrated its eightieth anniversary. In Belgium the number of work people employed In the mines lu the province of Liege last year was 34,815; of these 26.H0.I were employed below ground and 8,iNU above ground. President O'Connell of the International Association of Machinists reports that si not the last convention 150 new lodges luivii been organized and sixty-five additional lodges received through the amalgamation or the Allied Metal Mechaulcs' Interna tional. The order Just given by the New Haven railroad company far twenty-five electric locomotives for use on the New York Cen tral terminal foreshadow the time when electricity shall have supplanted steam In moving trains, and the smoke nuisance will be a clndery, smutty memory of the un happy past. Compiainta constantly arise in regard to the low pay of clerical labor In England, particularly In the case of women. The case la cited, for example, of a London clerk who is expert In English, French and German she had spent a year In study in Paris who works eleven hours a day for $3.75 a week. . The Carnegie Steel Company-on Satur day. September 16, had the biggest semi monthly pavroll In the history of the Pittsburg district, when $2,000,000 was paid Its workmen. The usual two week' pay amount to $1.000600. but on this occasion double and sometime triple time had beea made by the workmen. , s Employment In New York tate Is more general now even than In the great time of 1002. which were the molt prosperous, until now. of the whole boom period. Thi Is what a canvass of tho situation by the state bureau of labor Indicates. What Is true of w York state is true of the whola country. Industry la In a wonderfully pros perous condition. A manufacturing firm In Atlanta lately advertised for a "telephone girl," proposing to pay $4 a week, and the next day had 112 applications In reply. Two days later it advertised for girls to work In it factory at packing a light, clean article in paper boxes, ottering $7 weekly for the same dully hours of work, and did not have a single application. Then the newspaper scolded the girls for uch want of Hnse. The great Increase in the Immigration of foreigners to the United States lias. resulted In a movement to have the question come up before the annual convention of the American Federation of Labor, which will be held In Pittsburg. Pa.. In November. The national organization has taken action on the question In former years, but the plans being considered at present contem plate a determined effort to have desirable legislation enacted during the coming term of congress. There are. according to an official eu In ih. whole of Germany 60.O0O brass and zinc workors, and in Berlin along 18,0o0 men above 18 year of age are work ing in these trades, of whom H.trnO ar In trades unions. The hours of work ar fifty-four per week, and. In the case of youths between 14 and 16 years of age, forty-eight hours. There Is a general ap prenticeship system, and women have tha . same wageK as men if they do men's woik. There Is also a women's trad union with 3.6UO member. That the Pennsylvania railroad manage ment regards the business outlook as most favorable la evidenced In tha company order for steel rails for next year s de livery. It amounts to 17!,( tons at a coat of ome $5.0ou,0oA, or $14o0.0no over the order of 1904 for delivery thi current year. Three hundred thousand tons of rulls or dered for this year will probably not b delivered till next year, and a million and a half tons of rails to he delivered next year are bellev.-d to have Ixen already ordered. In lli3 the rail-making record approached J.OoofidO tons, and there la a good prospect now that those figure will be exceeded in Iff A novel Industry that I among th very few that is in operation in th's country la flourishing In Brooklyn. Not long ago on of the officers of foundry company con reived the Idea that thn millions of Un ran thrown on the dumps could he con- verted Into something useful. The thing was discussed, experiments were made, and In a short while the foundry was ua-d snlelv for smelting old tin and other metal scrap found on the publlo dumps. Tho plans were enlarged In time, and the trans formation of old tin can Into window hash and dumb waiter weight and such aiticlea has become an Industry of unusual nrnrlt. There Is alaay a demand for the ' nroduct, and a the cost of manufacture I is astonishingly small, tha return ar enormous. Italians are employed to do nothing Um Ui&u collect th old Un rang. ' ii ,mJ 1 5 j 1 1
