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THE OiLAJIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, KDTKMBER 12, 1905. A n L -if? v. I i v f I J HISTORIC FORT &EARXEI Qeisrai Cui?sr Sngitt that Old Foit B Taken Cars Of. PROMINENT IN A.iOVS FRONTIER LIFE Hara ef l.ona; n Recalled by Reeet Visit to spot en om Promlaeat me (anneeted with It Given. Ta preserve a historic spot that should 1 sacred to the people of Nebraska and it Ilia people of all the west, and to per- pmuat th memory of those gallant Fol- i d.r who In the days of long ago were tl guides and protectors of those who '."ened the way In this great state, Ad Jftr.t General Culver suggests to all pa triotic cltlxens that they organize a so ciety, purchase and rebuild old Kort Kear imy and make of It a national park, ex actly as It was the day Ueneral W. T. Gherman marched his soldiers out because the citizens of the fort. In their real for the southern cause, offered Insult to lilm. It was In lM that General Sherman was sent to Inspect the fort and report to tha War department the advisability of erect ing substantial buildings there. As Gen eral Sherman walked down the street of tha little village he was hissed by the eltlsens, who were generally southern sym pathizers, and, as a result, he recom mended that tha fort be abandoned anil his . recommendation was carried out by the department. General Culver's desire to rebuild the old fort Is the result of a visit there during the recent National Guard encampment at I Kearney. He found the place still well , marked with walks and portions of the old earthworks, and around the. parade ground Is a row of large Cottonwood trees. 1'pon arriving at Lincoln be at once began to look up tlie history of the old fort, and nmong the first things ho discovered was that the fort was not named for General I hi! Kearney, as Ik generally supposed, I but for Ills uncle, General Stephen Watts Kearney, who located the alia 'while on his inarch to the Rocky mountains from the Missouri river. History of Fort Kearney.. General CXiIver dug deep Into musty records, and a result of his labors Is given In an Interview as follows: General Stephen Watts Kearney, on his memorable march from the Missouri river to the Rocky mountains, designated the precise location for the fort, and soon thereafter the name was changed and called Fort Kearney In his honor. Instead of that of his nephew, General Phil Kear ny, as generally supposed, but was Bpelled Kearny, but through some fault of tho Pustofllca or War department, the "e" was added, making It Kearney. No Improvements were made by his . troops, but he was followed by Major Ruft In the fall of 1847, who had command of 4(0 mounted riflemen from Missouri. Major Ruff reached Nebraska City as winter closed tn, and he went into winter quar ters on the bluff, which bears the name of old Fort Kearney, derived from the troops destined for the new fort, wintering at that place. ( As soon as spring opened and the grass was of sufficient height to afford forage for his horses, he resumed the march and arrived at Fort Kearney la June of 1848. The major proceeded at once to lay out the fort, build adobe house for his men, construct a powder magazine, plant trees around the parade ground, which deflntely murk, the place today. Xotabla Mem Connected with Post. Many historical characters have com manded, and been stationed at Fort Kear ney, the following being among the num ber: William L. Marcey, secretary of war In President Polk's administration, under whose order Fort Kearney was located. Thomas Chllds, who gained renown In tha Florida Indian wars and the Mexican war, for. which he was promoted to brigadier geiieral October 12, 147, Died October t. isis. Stephen Watts Kearney, who was ap pointed from New Jersey to West Point In 1M2. Rose from captain to colonel between that dale and ISM. At the commencement of the Mexican war was promoted to briga dier general and to major general for gal- lant and meritorious conduct In the war with Mexico and service in New Mexico and California. Died October 31. 1848. Charles O. F. Ruff, appointed cadet from Pennsylvania September 1, 1834; lieutenant colonel First Missouri Volunteers June 18, 1N40; captain Mounted Rifle June, 1840; major s.'xi; lieutenant colonel 1801; retired l&vil IniKailier general volunteers In lb5; died ( K'tober 1, is5. He was the first com niuiider and mude the first improvements ut Fort Kearney. Lieutenant Colonel Clifton Wharton, ap pointed from Pennsylvania 1818 and died July, 1SI8. Charles A. May, appointed from District of Columbia lNiii and promoted to colonel for gallant and meritorious service Febru uary, 1M7, at Palo Alto and Kesaca de la l'ulma. Tex., and also at Buena Vista, who, with flaring locks, led the charge of the Second Dragoons, under order of General Taylor, gained tha day at liesaca de la I'uima. William Walton Morris appointed from Kw Y.irlc lKtr- cnntuln Te.inrth Mi'tlllrv 1S3U; major llw.3; lieutenant colonel IStil; col- onel lsiii; brigadier general 1SS2; major gen- eral 1I5. for faithful and meritorious serv- Ices during the rebellion; died 1S05. John Porter McCown. appointed from Tennessee 18.; promoted from lieutenant to captain fur gallant and meritorious ser- MAKES WEAK WOMEN STR0NO AND SICK WOMEN WELL. Forty yean ago. Dr. Pierce searched jyilur' lJJrttton for remedy with which to supplant the Ignorant and vi cious methods of treatment, with slco hollo stimulants, then in vogue, and still too commonly prescribed and advised lor woman's peculiar ailments. Nature abounds with most efficient rem edies, and In Lady's Slipper root, Blaclc Cohosh root. Unicorn root, Blue Cohosh root s.nd Golden Seal root. Dr. Pierce found medicinal properties, which when eitracted nd preserved by tho use of chemically pure glycerine, have proven most potent In making weak women strong and sick women well. It contains no alcohol; Is not a "patent nlouictne, nor a secret one either. 'I was suffering with nervous headache, palos in the bsck and dUunea. so thai at time I had to lie down for hours Wore I could rale my brad.' wrttea Mr. Mary M. Tboms. of 337 Wluton rirneL Los Augeles. Cal. "After taking the tirst bottle of 'fa vorite Prwortvtum." hower. I was to cleaned with the results that I kept ou taking it until 1 was restored to health aud strength. I shall never be without this great medicine, and shall take a few dos whan 1 do not feel strong." . , , One of the principal usee of Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription is the preparation of prospective mothers for the time of trial aud danger that coroos when a child Is born. The Prescription is strength ening and Invigorating and lewmns pain and danger. It Insures the perfect well being and the perfect health of both mother and child. Every woman should know the: things before she really needs to know tbem. There are many things in Dr. Pierce's Commou Sense Medical Ad viser, that every woman ought to know. This 1 lepra ted work reached a sale of Wi,0lu ooples at $1.50 each. The etpene of production having thus been covered. It la now being given away. A copy will be sent to any addrees on receipt of SI one-oeut stamps to cover cost of mailing ctUv. or. In cloth binding for 31 sump. Address Dr. K. V. Pierve, Buffalo, N. Y. Don't Be Hoodwinked, itx up by old Ir K. V. Pierce. er 4 J aad I called DuOr Place's tl llWt. TbVe been ai-ca tawMtea but ae.ar iid. Oua Of Ve an UaaUve. Usae 0 tuax cathaMft, confederate irmy In wr of the rebellion, 1JW1 to 1; died January 22, 179. Captain Tsylor of the Second dragoons, who spiked the guns at Fort Kearney and deserted to Join the confederate army In Missouri lm. Colonel K B. Alexander, appointed from Virginia, 1H8; u one of tha loyal Vir ginians who stood by his country; pro moted for gallant ami meritorious conduct at the battle of Sierra Gorda. Mexico; brigadier general In IKS for meritorious service and recruitment of armhwj com manded the Utah expedition In IS61-68. Colonel D. S Miles, appointed from Maryland In 1M1?: promoted to colonel of tha Second Infantry for distinguished con duct in defense of Fort Brown. Texas, and aeveral conflicts at Monterey, Mexico; commanded the defense Ht Harper' Kerry. V'a., In 12, and died of wounds received at that place. He was In command at Kort Kearney when Sumter was fired upon, and remained loval to the government. Nathan P. Lyon was one .f the com manders who afterwards commanded the Department of the Missouri and whs killed ! at the battle of Wilson's creek In 18S2. I Maior Ransom, who afterwards sained distinction at the battle of Fredericksburg", Gettysburg and Kearneyvllle, Va. Later History of Fort. The year 1:2 found John A. Thomas In command. The following year Major Heath of an Iowa regiment, Colonel Uvfngston of this state. Dr. Livingston of IMatts luoutli. Colonel Haunter, Captain le p. Gillette, Colonel Sumner of the Seventh iiwa cavalry, officers of After the outbreak of tl volunteers. he Cheyennes the last of the war. General Carrlngton was sent to command this Important post. He commanded the Eighteenth Ir.fantry In the Army of the Cumberland, and the defenses h round Louisville, Ky. ) There were also stationed at this post Colonel Tom Majors, Major Pallas and Captain Pollock. In 1866 the War department authorised Inspection to be niadd to enlarge the post, with a view to the erection of substantial buildings. It was later visited by General V. T. Sherman, who was In command of the Western division. He appeared well pleased with the location; but as be passed through the straggling village, whoso In habitants depended upon the fort for their support, and who were largely opposed of southern sympathizers, lie was hissed by the people and offered various insults and, after conversation with some of the officers and men and citizens, tho general remarked that 1 e had no desire to assist n tie support of disloyal people and, on his l eooinmi mlatiun, the fort was aban doned In lSii". I had been informed that there was nothing left of Fort Kearney, but a visit to that point in August, accompanied by Colonel Jenkins of this city, showed much of Interest. Tho parade square was surrounded by two rows of mammoth cottonwoods, planted probably by Major Ruff, and be neath the blue-grass sod rests the old gravel walk. In the center of this square Is the hole from which the flagstaff has been taken, and at the north' the remains of the old powder magazine. To the south east the parapets and fortifications were distinctly outlined, and It would take but little work to restore the earthworks to their original condition. In 1848-49 came the rush from the north west, ast and southeast to the gold fields of California. Old Fort Kearney was great American desert Long wagon trains and eager gold hunters looked to the gar rison of this post for protection across the plains of Nebraska, While no Important engagement with the Indiana took place within the vicinity of Fort Kearney, its historical prominence Invites the attention of all patriotic people, who, I trust, will inaugurate a movement that will result In the purchase of the land contained In and surrounding this fort and make of It a national park. All Are United In saying that for all stomach, liver or kid- y diseases, there is no remedy Ilka Elec- ney trie Bitters. CO cents; guaranteed. For sale by Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. BOYSEN DRIVEN FROM LAND Iovra Man Threatened by Residents of Wyoming; After Plant la Destroyed. THERMOPOLI3, Wyo., Nov. 11. (Spe cial.) The reported blowing up of the diamond drill outfit of Asmus Boysen on the Wind River Indian reservation ha been confirmed, and one outrage has fol- 'owed another. The drill outfit was blown up ten day ago, and last Saturday Boysen received an anonymous letter warning him to leave the reservation with his outfit within fcrty-elght hours or all would be i destroyed. Boysen did not wait (or tha raiders to carry out their threat, but quickly moved just across tha boundary, and Is now In camp waiting some word from Washington. It is doubtful, however. If Boysen will again Invade the reserva tion, for feeling here Is strong against such a move, and 1t Is doubtful if Boysen rould secure protection, even though Secre tary Hitchcock has ruled that he may prospect on the 180,000 acres of his original lease. The authorities are doing everything pos- slhla to learn the identity of the raiders. b t h e falled, Ther8 were three men in . . the party. Ail were mounted., heavily I armed and wore maks. Boysen and his I nien were camped within 100 yards of the , .,,.. i, ,,-,.,, drl outfit when th explosion occurred. I The prospectors were shaken up but not 1 injured. The drill outfit was completely CUnillierCU lBSOCU I CDULUllUlia the outrage. MEXICAN AMBASSADOR TALKS eaor Don Joaqula de Tasasus Heady for Work, at Ken Post. WASHINGTON. Nov. 11. Senor Don Joaquin de Casasua. the newly appointed Mexican ambassador to this country, who arrived In this city yesterday, conies to this country under the brightest circum stances. He expressed himself yesterday as highly pleased with his new post and spoke In very appreciative terms about the cordial reception tendered hlin while In St. Louis, in which city he stopped ou his way to Washington. Just as he was about to start for this country he was taken sick and even now has not quite recovered from the effects of his illness. He will be able, however, to attend to the affairs of the embassy and today will call on Secretary of State Root to discuss with him the plans for his first formal call on President Roosevelt, on which occasion he will offer to the prest dent his credentia,ltj. There Is a quality in a shoe, especially woman's shoe, that Is hard to describe. It Is not beauty merely, nor rut, nor fit, nor wear it is style. Some shoes have It most shoes lack it. "Dorothy Dodd" shoes stand pre-eminent in . the possession of that quality. These shoes can only be purchased from the Bennett company. See ad on pages six and seven, fashion section. Alcoholism Ceases Death. KANSAS CITY, Nov. 11. An uutopsv held by the deputy rounty coroner shows that alcoholism caused the death of John Dixon, former private secretary of I'nlted States Senator William Clark of Montana, who was yetserday found dead In his room at a local hotel. Dixon formerly lived in Minne apolis. Texas Terkeye la Market. WACO. Tex.. Nov. 11. Dressed turkeys are being shipped by carloads from this section to California ana points north, and east. Prices have advanced to 11 and 11 I cents $asr pound. SPECIAL NOTICES Arfvertlseneata r tbese eolamus will Be takea aattl 1 rm. tor tha erealag edltloa tsl III 8 a. aa. tee the morula Baaaay edition. Rates 1 l-2e a wora rat lascrtlon, le a word thereafter. Nothing; take for tear tr-a Sto for tha Bret lasers tlaa. Three advertisement ! ha ran eneeee"ltvelr. DEATH NOTICES TV RN K R Mrs. Jeanee, beloved wife of IT. D. Turner, aged 51 years. Born at "The Glen," Peebleshlre, Scotland; UNDERTAKERS Brailey & Dorrance, 20th and Cum. T. 526. 6sa HARRY B. DAVIS, 411 8. 15th. Tel. 122. 561 DODDER. E. L., 2224 Cuming. Tel. 677. -683 TAGQART, 23d and Cuming. Tel. 714. 683 SECRET SOCIETY NOTICES OMAHA Seymour Camp No. 16 will meet at Myrtle hall, commencing Wednesday evening, Oc tober 4th. 1906. M. II. REDFIELD, Consul Commander. J NO. N. CRAWFORD, Clerk; MISCELLANEOUS GAS & ELECTRIC FIXTURES Wholesale and Retail. BURGESb - GKANDfeN CO, Formerly F. M. RUSSELL FIXTURE CO. 813 South 10th St. Telep - R-838 OlllC PRINTING, DRAFT1NO AND R A. Streeter, 430 Paxton Block. Tel. 17U8. K-M562 D4 QTnVP? Replated. Omaha Plating Co, J1U'LJ 15o8 Harney 8U Tel. iJ35. K-893 CITY SAVINGS BANK pays 4 per cent. R 893 TRY KELLY'S TOWEL SUPPLY. Tel. 3T.30. R 894 ANTI-Monopoly Garbage Co., 621 N. lh. Tel. 1779. R-95 LAUNDRY cmVmh88TtEAM Lrw 1 Telephone 254. R '96 Omaha Safe and Iron Works make a spe lalty of are escapes, shutters, doors and safes. O. Andreen, Prop., 102 S. 10th St. R 98 WANTED For U. 8. ARMY. ABLE bodled. unmarried men, between ages of 21 and 35, citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, wao can speak, read and write English. For In formation apply to recruiting officer, 13th and Douglas Sts., Omaha, Lincoln, Neb., or Sioux City, la. R M730 D21 THE OMAHA FOUNDRY Iron and brass castings. 802 Jackson. Tel. 2432. R-899 SIGN PAINTING, S. H. Cole, 1302 Douglas. R iwO SAD IRONS replated, 20c, three for 50c. Omaha Plating Co., 1508 Harney. Tel. 2545. R-901 R-llo Hoc R- Rumbel & Bon, UcUC I ic A1J4 N. 14th St., Omaha. R 203 Jania OMAHA Wire and Iron. Works make spe cially or wire nower pot stands and win' dow guards. 2127 Karnam. Tel. A-C9u8. R 179 N15 FREE Valuable formula for mahogany Bimn. xopsmna Mig. wo., it22 Douse, Omaha. R 212 NIBx pi Ro Redyed, repaired and remodeled, uiw xiiomsen, 1417 Faruam. R-617 N23 DeNIO, signs. 1524 Dodge. Tel. 6G30. R-tt2S NU Carpet Cleaning, Chrlstianson, 2223 N. 20th. K 120 N14 OAK block coal SS.OO a ton; best in town for money. Jeff W. Bedford Co. Tel. 115. K M220 N17 Iowa Sanitary Cleaning Co. COAlPRiSbclJ AIR & SUCTION blSltM. We clean and renovate caipets, rugs, up holstery, matlreuties, etc. No Job too large or small. Prices right 1919 Farnam. 'Phone a iUbi. K Muuh N23 OMAHA ENGINE CO., western agents for lliu "Field" gas and gasoline engines. A lew second nana engines cheap, mi Far nam. R ilb'M N23 kTlTPRA m Printers and En I Clft Ot V-W., gravers. Tel. 2uo7. It MtiS3 N-5 H. L. WINTER, aiazietr- 'Phone Douglas 6812. ' R-tia7 D7 rUIVJIC Pantaiorlum Pressing Co... 115 So, Lsimt isth, upstairs. Tel. 2283. Pants, iuc: suns, wo. i.au ana aenver. R M213 N30 UKA-DCATE OPTICIAN Will gave you money; glasses nttea properly. Tel. 6414 R W1 D8 MONROE'S Dustless Alfalfa Granulator greatest capacity, least power. Wm. L. Monroe, Omaha, NeD. 13x STEIN WAY piano, upright, big bargain, rerneia nano to., itu ear nam St. R 639 WANTED Horse to winter for its use Address E 63 Bee. R 7U6 16 x STEIN WAY pianos are sold exclusively by Bcnmouer & Aiueuer, iwi iiurncy at. R-3 ! Decll DANCING ACADEMY NEW classes formed for adult beginners a Morand s. lath and Harney, Tuesday and Friday this week, 8 p. m. Individual and thorough instruction our forte; pupil enjoy every minute 01 uieir lessons. 711 D9 AUCTIONEERS WE FURNISH experienced auctioneers on snort notice to sell real estate, men-nan dlse, live stock, etc. Omaha Real Estate Auction Co., 232 Neville blk. Tel b7k. M-C69 CITY OFFICIAL XOTIlEi, PROPOSALS FOR 8TREET IMPROVE MENT. Sealed proposals are invited and will be received by the City Clerk of the City of omana on luesaay, novemner 21, 1905, al 8 o'clock D. m.. In the Council Chamber In the City Hall, for the following street improvements, towlt: Harney street, from point 66 feet west of Sin street 10 th street, in Street Im provement District No. 862. by curbing and reaving, in accordance with Ordinance No. Woolworth avenue, from 26th street to 29th street. In Street Improvement Dis trict No. 863. by curbing and paving. In accordance with Ordinance No. 6637. Bids for such Improvements must be upon asphalt, stone, vitrltied brick, vit rllied brick block, artificial stone or ma cadam, and all bidders are required to designate the locality, quarry, kiln or fac tory from which will be furnished the specific material to be used by them, with Its commercial designation. Proposals must be submitted for each district stparately and must be made upon printed blanks to be furnished by the City Engineer, who will also furnish instruc tions to bidders, together with specifica tions and forms of contract aud bond, upon application at his office; and as evi dence of good falh and guarantee that contract will be entered into and good and sufficient bond furnished, should award be made thereon, each proposal muai De accompanied by a certified check, payable to the City of Omaha, in an amount not less than 10 per cent of the total of each bid, but In no case to be lens than I1UU Proposals must be addressed to W. H. F.lhourn, City Clerk. Council Chamber. City Hall, and marked "Proposals for Street Improvement District No. ," giv ing the number of the district bid upon. The City Council of the City of Omaha reserves the right to reject any or all 010s. Omaha, Nebraska, November s, lt6. W. U. ELBOURN, City CisiH. WANTED TO BUY Antiquarian Book Store, 1220 Far.; highest pries paid fur 2d -band books. Tel. F-452. JM-4BS NU HIGHEST rrlee raid goods. Telephone IMS. for second-hard n au nl WANTED Farm of so to 100 acres Im proved; eastern Nebraska, or western Mis souri. L C. Rohrbough, Trenton, Neh. N-M -5i-ll WANTED To bay. 4 or 6-H. P. steam boiler; must be In tlr-t-class shape and cheap. G. F. Lillie, Tekanuih. Neb. N-262 12x WANTED A vacant lot located between Sixteenth St. and Twenty-fourth St., and between Davenport St. on the, north and Leavenworth St. on the south; state lo cation, size and lowest cash price. Ad dress W. C, care Bee office. South Omaha. . N 259 12 HAVE client who will buy lumber business up to $10,000 and pay cash. What hava you? R. BEECHER HOWELL A CO.. Karbach Block, N-824 1J WAJMTED To buy, 14.000 property In west part of city, for cash. F. D. WEAD 1E24 Douglas. N-330 11 FOR SALE HORSES, WAGONS ELEGANT Stanhope, with rubber Urea, at half price; also extension top carriage from the Sattley Mfg. Co.'s stock, at a big bargain. Johnson & Danforth, S, W. Cor. 10th and Jones Sts. P 96 THREE open delivery wagons and ona top wagon, good as new; a big bargain. Johnson & Danforth, S. W. Cor. 10th nnd Jones Sts. P-926 Horses Wintered Large box stalls, no barb wire fencing. Keystone Stock Farm, Tel. L 1170. P MH24 14 FOR SALE A -passenger Brewster landau, 2-passenger depot wagon and 4-passengur family carriage, all in good condition; rubber tired, at a great bargain. Can be seen at 3th and Duwey Ave. Inquire tif A. u. tiranaeis. p iW 12 FOR SALE A fast pacing gelding, 7 years old, sorrel, weigns l.li&o and can trot 3:30 gait; will make a 2:10 pacer if trained; will sell Ht road horse price. Dr. E. F. Stewart, North Bend, Neb. P 171 12x OPEN golf wagon; rubber tires, wide seats, nearly new. will sen very rneap. Art dress F 10, care Bee. P 348 12 FOR SALE Good horse for driving or delivery; weight i.. Bargain, Monday morning only. Bennett's Stables. P 350 13 x MUSIC AND LANGUAGES ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES, 1 in French, Spanish or German; learn to speak In 25 lessons, business correspond-1 ence 50, to read literature lid GUARAN TEED. . Peltier, llo South 10th. M812 N13 CHATELAIN SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES V) P fv n 14 German, bpunlHli, Fencing. rE.nVna.viase B'dg., lbth & Farnam. toO FRED G. ELLIS, teacher of voice. Room 16, Barker Bldg. voices tested free. 333 N20 . PETERSON, European education; voice, Italian method, piano. 518 W. O. W. Bldg. -772 N27 MRS. ST. RAYNER of Boston has opened a studio lor voice culture, ivii Webster. M-670 D- ADULTS, learn ball room dancing quickly at ftioranu s, l.itn ann itarney, the largest and most popular school in Omaha. Our pupils enjov every minute of their lessons. 17ii 12x LOST AND FOUND Lost black leather pass book con taining annual passes and other valuable papers of use to no- one but the owner. Return to A. B. Smith, B. & M. General Freight Office and receive liberal reward. O 740 FOUND Thirty-seven hogs; all white, ex cept two; one black; one red and black; weigh from 50 to 300 pound. Mathais M. Nelson, five miles from Benson. Found 7uti lOx ADULTS, learn ball room dancing aulcklv at Aiorana s. tutu and Harney; the largest and most popular school In Omaha. Our pupils enjoy every minute of tlielr le-sons 173 12x LOST Scotch collie dog, black and white. witn orown legs. Answers to the name of Scott. Suitable reward for return to 404 8. 27th Ave. 'Phone 6785. O 309 12 PATENTS H. A. ST URGES, registered attorney; pal tents, iraoe mams, copyrignis; no tee un less successful. 617 N. Y. Life, Omaha. SOU F. J. LARSEN & CO, patent lawyers. ADVICE rRfc.c.. t03 Bee Bldg., Tel. A1132. -907 SHARPB MACHINE WORKS. Patent procured. Inventions developed, drawings. patterns, castings, machine work. 4- 612 B. lutn St. M31Z N20 PATENTS secured or money refunded Fees reduced - to 10. Address Sues & Co., Washington, u. c. Advice free. -M793 N28X PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Na tional lnvr-tment Co., 5! Douglas blk. M mi D-8 CLAIRVOYANTS MME. BUDDHA. LEADING PALMIST. Call at No. 113 Soutn ltith St., upstairs. uesuitiut prediction absolutely given. S 847 MRS. CARRIE- SMITH, SOVEREIGN LADY OUEEX OK CLAIRVOYANTS will safely guide you through the pitfalls 01 the present to a prosperous and happy future. Tangled love affairs straightened out and separated ones reunited. Can save you money by avoiding losses in business deals, and Insure your future succens and constant good luck. Don't be unhappy any longer, but seek advice of Madame Smith and anew. Also a marvelous magnetic healer; the visit convinces). S7 N. ISth St. 8359 12x PLUMBING PI IlMRlNri Repair work a specialty. rLUllDliVJ Lynch Bros., 317't S. 12th. Tel 1477. oao N22 1 VMPH Repairing Immediately attended L. 1 to. 118 8. 16th. Tel. 3o92. 68 N22 CHAPMAN & MAHAN. Repairing promptly at low prices. 01. in. loiu. let. Red 64. -684 D23 A. 8AVARD, 4314 N. 24th. Tel. 532. M5H5 N23 WANTED TO RENT WANTED, to rent, by middle aged couple, two clean neatly furnished rooms for light housekeeping; pilvate family with out ether roomers preferred. Address, stating price, F 11, Bee. K itjo 12x WANTED Reliable woman to board and care lor a lieipiess invalid. Address E 61 Bee. K-277 12x WANTED Furnished cottage home or apartments. F )3, Hee. K M77 14x WANTED TO BORROW WANTED li') from private party on real estate security. Address E 60, Bee. X Muo6 llx WANTED $i,0"0 private money to loan on short loans. Reliable, good judgment 011 personal property; 2u per cent guaranteed; strictly legitimate; entirely new plan for chattels. Party i'l r.-al eMate business in Omaha. Address E 65. Omaha Bee. V-M7S5 IS FLORISTS HESS A 8WOBODA. 1415 Farnam. -4)27 U HENDERSON. 1511 Farnam. TeL 126S, MEDICAL MEN, if you are small, waaX or undevel oped, have lost strangth, our Aame Vac uum Developer will reaiore you without drug or electricity; urethral obstruc tions and varicocele permanently cured In one to four weeks; ,5,u0 in use; not ono fuinre. write for frn book, sent sealed in plain envelope. Acmo Mfg. Co., iJi BorUay Blk., Denver, Colo. LADIES Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills are the best; sate, reliable; take no other. Send 4c stamps for particulars, "Relief for Ladles,'" in letter by return nmll. Ask your drugKlxt. cnicheatsr Chemical Co.. Fhlladeipnia, Pa. FOR women only. Dr. Raymond's Pills, women's monthly regulator, has brought happiness to thousands of anxious women; no palu, no danger, no Interfer ence with wcrk; relief in i to 6 days. We have never known of a single failure. I 'rice, U by mail. Raymond s Monthly Regulator In liquid. SX Dr. R. U. Ray mond Remedy Co., Room 35, 84 Adams St., Chicago, 111. t4 LADIES. 11.000 REWARD! I positively guarantee my Never - Falling ERGO KOLO Remedy. Safely relieves longest, most obstinate cases of delayed Monthly Periods In J to S days without harm, pain or interference with work. Mall II. W. Double strength Si'.OO. "SPECIAL FOLD ER FOR LADIES FREE DR. B. H. SOUTIUNGTON CO.. KANSAS CITY, MO. M-236 DR. PRIES, gynecologist, Oerman gradu ate, treats successfully all Irregularities and diseases of women, recent or long standing; 26 years' practice. Office, 1611 Dodge St., Omaha, Neb. Hours, in to l2 and 2 to i Letters, I cents. M 271 BEST nerve bracer for men. "Gray's Nerve Food Pills" II box, postpaid. Sherman A McConnell Drug Co., Omaha, MASSAOE SPECIALIST Joseph Ruben, room 218 Bee Bldg., Tel. twng, Omaha. Neb. !7 years' experience. Doctors orders so licited and work guaranteed satisfactory, MUZl 17 LADIES Suppressions and Irregularities positively cured. Price It. Multltudt strength, 3. Mrs. A. Lewis, box M, Mar shall, Mich. M7J0 1JX DR. HUTCHINSON, specially of women and children. Office 226 Cuming. 'Phone 8667. FOR RENT STORES & OFFICES UNITED STATES NATIONAL " BANK BLDG. We have the best office In town at the lowest rates. At preienl we huve one l,aw square feet on 12th St. Fine for sample room or very large office. Big display windows. On corner. Call and see what others we have. DESK ROOM In large office. Telephone, heat, light and Janitor service free. Large windows for display and plenty of floor space. This yu" opportunity, call at once. Ll AC U Mf I I a MCrMVt rr L-MAo. C. VV ILLl AlMoUlN LU., Ground Floor. 1201 Farnam fit. 1302 12 THREE-STORY and basement. 10u3 Far nam; elevator. Hit Fiist Nat I Bank Bldg. I Wt FOR SALE Thoroughly equipped butcher shop in paying locality; a snap ror right party. inquire Melchior Lets, 1943 So. 20th. 1-379 12x FOR RENT Brick store room suitable for any kind of mercantile business; good location. Address box 74, Ashland. Neb. 1-344 13x WE have vacant a particularly desirable small omce wiucn rents (or liv.w per month. Price Includes heat, light, water and Jalntor service. It is located on the fourth floor of Thhe Bee building and is just the thing for any one wanting a nice little offtco in the best office building In town. R. C. Peters & Co., rental agents, ground floor Bee Bldg. 1771 FOR RENT. STORES. Large office space or store room In the -. v 1. t 1 r o: 1 . . 1 . IeW L.1LV, LOAIU) M1IU UilgO VSUli, Kenarate outside entrance. Store on South 16th, west side. Lease for sale. Rent, ks. Good, large barn for rent at JTth and Leavenworth sts.. it. N. P. DODGE 4 CO., 1S14 Farnam St. I-M728 13 BRICK stable at 1810 Harney St., 32x100 feet. Will alter to suit tenant for other purposes. 8. S. Curtis, 1808 Harney St. I-M4f MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE WANTED City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Sinitn & Co., UJU Farnam St. W-B15 MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co. W 16 GARVIN BROS., 1604 Farnam. City loans at lowest rales; 110 aeiay; get our terms. W 917 BUILDING loans on residence property; 6 per cent. vv. a. xaeiaie, itamge hik. W-U LOWEST RATES Bemls, Paxton Blk. W-919 PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1520 Douglas W-a Sl.OOO.OuO TO LOAN on business and resi dence property In Omaha; lowest rates; no delay. Thomas Brennan, R. 1, N. Y. Life. WANTED City loans. B, C. Peters ft Co. W-822 FARM and city loans; lowest rates. W. H. Thomas, 1st Nat 1 Bank Bldg. Tel. 1648. W 923 WANTED To loan $5,000 private money on Omaha business property; also building loans. Duncanuon, 432 Paston Blk. W-M660 Low Rates. Private Money, $100 and Up. CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO. W FOR SALE BONDS AND FARM Mortgages. Neb. Citizens' State Bank, Blair, W MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST RATES GARVIN BROS. 1604 FARNAM ST. W-160 12 OSTEOPATHY JOHNSON Institute, 616 N. Y. Life. TeL 1&.4. 0 MRS. JOHN R. MU8ICK. Osteopathy Phy. slcian. Office. Neville Blk. Tel. 2821 lt FOR RENT HOUSES PIANO moving; lowest rates for reliable service. Tel. 1625, Bchmoller & Mueller. D-4113 7-ROOM, all-modern house, N. E. corner 22.1 and Ohio; hot water heat; $2u.ul. Turkington, ui Bee Bldg. D M UOIItFin all parts of tbs city. R, nUUItOc, Peters & Co., Bee Bldg. D ii FIVE-RoOM house, water and gas. 210 N. 15th. Tel. 55o8. Key ut house. D 490 16x WE FURNISH THE HOME on easy pay ments and we don't ask Installment store prices. Try us. Terms: $26 worth $1 a weeK OMAHA FURNITURE L. CARPET CO.. 139-12U-1213 Farnam Street. D 270 12 THE Omaha Van Sc. Storage Co.. pack. ineve ana store 11. 11 goous. storehouse, 1120-24 N. Hill. Office, 15UVi Farnam. Tel. 1559. D-S44 WE MOVE pianos. Maggard Van 8tor age Co. Tel. 146. Ofhct;, 171$ Webster 8U 1J MI MO! IQPC In all parts of the city. The n w w i- o. F. Davis Co., WS Bee Blag. D-4NS HOL'ES, Insurance. Rlugwalt, Barker Blk. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 7-room house. 115; 6-room house. :, both newly papered. William K. Potter. Reo 01 Brown Blk. jMT-3 FOR TtENT-Eleven-room modern house, newly papered and In good repair; will he vacant Oct. 20; rent, Jo and water. In quire IIS South lh St. B. Tsschuck. D IS'. FOR RENT- Desirable nine-room model 11 house. 4117 Farnam St.. 4l Alfred I . Kennedy, real estate, loans, Insurance, rentals, 29 First National Bank Hldi;., Omaha. Neb. Teh phone 722. D-M.IHS FOR RENT Two 8 room modern houses, 7C N. SOth - St.: IX.U0. Three large rooms; city water, gas; IKS N. 17th St.; piVO. Four rooms; city water; 1R21 N. 18th St.; I12.0U. C. M. BOE11MANN. 43 Paxton Block D M24S FOR RENT November 15, nice modern -room cottage, Bristol St., nearly new and thoroughly modern, nice location. Inquire of E. E. Huntley, 329 Board of Trade. D M526 FOR RENT Modern brick house near Hanscom Park..., .KVn rooin modern house, 422 N. 391 h t 30.04 t-room modern house and barn, .. 1513 Sherwood ave 30.00 7-room modern house, M20 Manderson st .' 23.50 and other house. THOMAS BRENNAN. Room No. L New York Life Bldi?. DMS 11 FOR RENT Two g-room house, all modern, 706-08 North 30th St., 120 each. Three nice largo rooms, city water, gis, 182 No. 17th St., IS. Four large rooms, city water, 1528 No. ISth St., 110. C. M. BACHMANN, 436 TAXTON BLOCK D 671 FOR RENT New 8-room, strictly modern house. West Farnam St. district. Will bo vacant December 1st. Rent, t0 month and water. The Byron Reed Co. D-M5S1 13 FARM FOR DAIRY 80 acres one mile north of Benson; large cow barn nnd other buildings, 4.'i0. George & Co.. 1001 Farnam bt. D 6;8 13 NORTHWEST corner Purt and 33d. Decern ber 1, rooms and bath, hot water I. eat, steel rnnge, owner pays water rent, HO. Apply In rear at cottago. D 315 14x FIRST CLASS; all modern; eight rooms. 4i North Twenty-third. D M6S 12x NEW 8-room modern flat, 2218 Burt, close to I'reifthton college and school. Inquire II. Symes, 22d and Burt. D Mti7'J 13 B27 SO. 26th Ave., vacant about Nov. 15. 7 room modern cottage, tan. L. I Bpauld lng. Tel. 220. Omaha National hank D 60 12 FOR RENT 9-room house, 61S 8. 2fith Ave.; strictly modern and In best of condition. Tel. B24JI. D-73 13x FOR RENT 7-room 'house; c-lt y water; S minutes' walk from postofllce. 1900 t'all- tornin tst, waiter Breen, room 41fi Kar bach block. D lo3 NEW 7-room dwelUni;. strlctlv modern. IXOI Murcy St., H3. ThOS. ll. Fell K- Co., rirsi mil. tiana mug. 0 jtii I2x FOR RENT A 7-room cottage, 1W7 South asm Bt. Appiy next door. D 2iH 11 2W2 POPPLETON Ave., 8 rms.. strlctlv modern, first-class repair, splendid condi tion. 2104 Maple St., 7 rms., mod. ex. fur.. 121. 3017 No. 24th 8 rms., In eleg;int condition, I2", 2820 Leavenworth St., large rooms, tirst floor, mod. ex. fur., 125. 2719 8. 9th, 5 rms., city water, good repair, 116. Two A-l storerooms 65x20, with steam heat. in Dusiness center. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 1st Floor N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel. 1781. D 2ii6 12 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE-3712 N. 24th strictly modern, rent reduced from $3o to .a to nrst class tensnt. sweet uosi, 613 N. X. La. Tel. 1472. J 2Ya U HOUSES FOR RENT. An especially nice one-story modern house In fine repair, polished hardwood floors and modern piumDing, vxn Mason St.. io. f-r. modern house, hot water heat, 613 S. 2bin AVe., 3U. 8-room modern cottage, 2544 Davenport, 125. 8-room modern house, 4626 Capitol Ave., 118. JOHN W. BOBBINS, 1SV2 FARNAM ST. U tf 12 707 8. 29th. 6 rooms; new brick 137.60 'MX Chlongo, 9 rooms, modern, barn.... 37.50 Z2 wenster, 7 rooms, modern, choice.. 22 M kkHW rooms' modorn- Choice.. 22 5o 8: ? 1 bTth?::.;:::::: i 8014 Ames Ave.. 6-room flat 9(0 63d and Military Ave., 7 rooms in.'O Sa9 8. 28th. South Omaha, 6 rooms 10.UO GARVIN BROS., 1604 FARNAM ST. D 159 12 FOR RENT. 209 S. 25th Ave., newly painted, close In; !10. 20" Locust St., newly painted and papered, t23. 614 S. 30th., cottage, bath and gas, $22.50. 113 Franklin, 1st floor, llo; 2d floor. IT. 1820 N. 18th, 6-room cottasre. city water, 116. J. H. SHERWOOD. Phone SS8. 937 N. Y. Life. D 308 13 312.604136 Ersklne St., 6 rooms, city water, gas and sewer. $20.00 2154 8. S3d, 8 rooms, all modern. $30.00 2119 Mason, 9 rooms, all modern. $36.002719 Jackson, 8 rooms, all modern. :io 00 1123 8. 32d, 8 rooms, all modern. $37.601810 Emmet St., 9 rooms, strictly modern. $42.602411 Chicago St., 8 rooms, strictly modern. D. V. SHOLES COMPANY, 722 N. T. Life. Tel. 49. D 283 12 2-H6 Grace, 6-rootn, all modern $iMoo 2020 N. 22d St., strictly modern 20,00 613 8. 25th Ave., 7-room, modern, hot water heat 30.00 26th and Dodge, new 8-room strictly modern house 60.00 W. Q. 8HRIVER. 'Phone 1636. 10:3 N. Y. Life Bldg. D 286 12 HOUSES TO LET. llf2 8 32d St., 8 rooms, modern, barn, $40.00 1637 Park Ave., rooms, modern Za.iv 2il4 Pratt St., 6-room cottage 12 no 2314 N. 24th St., 4 rooms, flat 1000 1914 N. 27th 8t.. 8-room flat 17.50 W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam. D 289 12 HOU8ES FOR RsTNT. 1021 8. 81st, 8 rooms, modern, 126. . 1911 Plnkney, S rooms, modern, $11. 837 8. 23d. 5 rooms, city water. $16. S334 Spauldlng, 9 rooms, modern, $15. 8007 Jackson, 6 rooms, hath and gas, $13. inquire. R. C. PFTER8 A CO., Ground Floor Bee Bldg. D 304 12 10-r. house, modem and stable, 2913 Hick ork. $.10. 6-r. house, modern, 2174 Douglas, $10. 6-r. house, .modern, 120 80. 34th. $.0. J. H. PARROTTE, Paxton Blk. D 330 12 8108 MARCY BT., 7 rooms, modern except lurnaoe. i. BEMI8. PAXTON BLOCK. D 363 12 i-ROOM house, 1834 Ontario street. Inquire 624 8. 2Uth. . D M352 14X 633 Psrk ave., 8 room strictly all modern house. $Wi. WEBSTER A MILLER, Tel. 1802. 6.K", S. 16th. D-355 12 BIX ROOM cottage, city water and gas. 2646 Harney. Inquire at 315 8. ?4th t D 376 12 TOP FLAT, 663 8. 2Mh. modern except heat; i rooms; rent. $15. Just remodeled and tenant may select aper, etc. Kt-adv for occupancy November 20 George P. bemis, Paxton Bik. D-M lix 4 ROOMS, 4430 Farnam $10 00 tVrooom, 2M3 Bristol 15.00 6-room, 3116 Ames Ave 1200 6-room. 2506 8. aith Ave 12 W 7 rooms, modern and barn, 123 N. 4oth 18 00 7-rooom. modern except furnace, 24 Harney 7-room. city water, 1706 8 17th.. 23.nO 12 50 8-room. modern, good furnace, 4408 Farnam 22.50 '.0.00 8-room, modern except furnace, !ju Seward 8-room. modern except furnace, 1114 8. 81st -room, modern, good furnace, 1.113 8 00 82d 27.50 e-room, modern, good furnace, 626 8. 26th Ave .',2.50 11-room, and barn. 2018 N. 21st St.... 25 to V. D. WEAD. 1524 Douglas. D-t'I 12 VC8M JUBNT e-room modern cottage, with ataMa. Gannett. 611 fcioan block. ND-449 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED A BOY TO HOLD COPT. APPLY COMPOSING ROOM OF BEH MONDAY. A POSITION guaranteed 01 uo pay. It you are In need of a position, call nJ hive a "h.-art-to-hcHrt" talk with Il.Vljr THE EXPERT, 401 N. Y. Life. B-91J WANTED-CHv salesmen at once. C. t Adam Co., ltiia Howard St. D 31 WANTED Gordon press feeders, A. U ' Root, Inc., 1210 Howard St. B44S WANTED Htnftll Job of sodding done at 2Mh and Farnam Sts. Apply at room tt3 N, Y. Ufa Bldg., between lo and 12 o cloek B Ml 40 WANTEIV Teams to haul coal. Stendy" work. Sheridan Cool Yard, lh and Jack-" sou. Is 61. VuUNO man to learn trade. Wire works, Sll So. ltith Bt, B M28J in W A N T E D For V. S. ARMY, ABLE" Kidled. unmarried men, between ages of il nml 35. clUsens of Lnited States, of good character and temperate Smblts, Who can Rpeok, read and write English. For In formation spplv to recruiting officer, 1st la and Douglas Sts., Omaha, Lincoln, Netv or Sioux Citv. la. R M7iS Da 50 MEN Wanted at once at S3d and Leav enworth Sts., Omaha. C. B. Carlson, fore man. B-W12X FIREMEN AND BR A K EM EN Wanted, young, sound men to prearo by mail or at our Hchool; experience unnecessary: high wages, promotion; positions secured wncn competent; firemen get 1100, become enBlneers; brakemen get io, become con ductors. Write for particulars or call and ec us. National Railway Training School, lOmaha branch), 620 Paxton Bldg. B M3H9 D DRl'G stores bought and sold. Drug wanted. F. V. Knleist, 624 N. Y. U rug clerk B-9U MEN and boys wanted to leam Plm''JnX trade; great demand ror grauume, '-; day; many Complete course two months, graduates admitted to union and Master Plumbers' association. Coyni Bros. Co. Plumbing Schools, New York. Cincinnati and St. Louis. (Day and night class.), For free catalogue address 2oV 10th Ave New York. B-Dia WANTED Experienced traveling sales man for Nebraska ami Kansas; one uv is familiar with the sheet metal business, especially the selling of metal celling, cave trough, conductor plpo, elbows, rooting, etc. Address E 68, care Beo. B MM6 14 WANTED First class shoe repairer. Day Shoo company, llasliuga, Ij8D,M71 1Jx WANTED men, everywhere; good pay; to distribute circulars, udv. matter, inc. signs, etc.; no canvassing. Address Na tional Distributing Bureau. 100 Oakland Bank Building, Chicago, III. B M725 1X BOARD OF TRADE BARBER SHOP 1606 Farnam: best service, nine chairs, no long waiting; shaving loo, hair cutting 2-"o. B MiS2 DlOx LEARN salesmanship by mall. Learn the science of selling, the art of persuasion. Learn how to rise above the average. Learn the habit of success from success ful men. Prospectus free for the ask ng. Address Dept. J. Northwestern School of Salesmanship. R20-S21-322-323 Century Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. B M81 12X WANTED Men to learn barber trade. Splendid opportunity offered Just now. Your scholarship can practically be earned before completing. It Includes tools, board and positions. Few weeks completes. Call or write, Moler Barber College, 1116 Farnam SL B M723 15x FIREMEN and brakemen on Nebraska nnd other railroads; experience tinnecessary ; firemen, 170, become engineers and earn 1150 Brakemen, Wo, become conductors and earn 1140. Name position preferred. State age. Unequaled opportunity for strong, ambitious young men. Address E 21, core Omaha Bee. B M721 111 SALESMAN to sell our "Kentuegy Prue" whisky In barrels and bottles to the trade; good chance for live men. Licking Valley Co., Covington, Ky. B WANTED Solicitors to establish tailoring agencies with local merchants throughout tho state and to take orders from the consumer In tho interest of agent Will furnish letters from special accounts ag gregating annual business of half million dollars. We cater to legitimate tailoring trade. References and full report of previ ous employment required. Arlington Bros. & Curtis, Inc., Doorhoeffer Bldg., Louis ville, Ky. B JF y0J wnnt work r,fer to R. A. Byrne's advertisement-agent, wanted-thl. paper. SOMETHING new in health and accident Insurance ; you can wrne 11; aisinci man agers wanted. Address Great Western Accident association, Des Moines, Iowa. B 100 BOOM TOWNS; hlphest wages; sona 12c for S(J-png iteip wantea uau ueu. B. Smith Agency, Addison, Mich. B 208 12x WANTED Amateur photographers to fur nish photographs for newspapers ana limgaslnes. Address the National Presa Association, Washington, D. C. B 162 12x WANTED Bright bookkeepers to give a few minutes or their time oany 10 our proposition; splendid opportunity of earn ing from $500 to $i0 annually In addition to present salary; work does not interfere with present occupation. Write for par ticulars to Mr. Engelhardt, 42 Broadway, New York City. B 246 12x WANTED Foremnn In every machine shop to give a few minutes or tils time oany to our proposition: splendid opportunity of earnlug from $T)O0 to $) annually In addi tion to present salary; work does not In terfere with present occupation. Write for particulars to Mr. Haight, 42 Broad way, New York City. B 245 12s BOARD OF TRADE barber shop, 1606 Far nam; best service; nine mans; no long; waiting; shaving, lOo; hair cutting, 26c. B M150 DU DRAFTSMAN (Two! Mechanical and civil. for permanent positions; state experience fullv and salary wanted. Draftsman, 6:8 84 La Salle St.. Chicago. B 156 l!x ENERGETIC Man travel for wholesale grocery Jonmng nouse, i weeaiy ano e. ienes; experience unnecessary. Kel-Rro Manhattan Bldg., Chicago. B 164 12x WANTED The California Fertile Land C. of San Francisco wants ten good hustling; up-to-date representatives for Iowa and Nebraska; exclusive territory and yearly contract to right parties. Apply by letter or In person to Dr. H. 8. Hucklns, Dal las Center, la., Manager Iowa and Ne braska. ' B-253 12 IN lx weeks we educate you In salesman ship and secure you a position as travel ing salesman with reliable firm. Andreas Bradstreet Bystem, Rochester, N. Y. B 264 llg tst WEEKLY easily earned (position per manent!, distributing circulars, samples. For particulars. Commercial Advertl.-jlnf Association, Philadelphia, Pa. B 168 12 AGENTS make $1 to $10 dally flttlnst glasses. Our free book tells how. Write today. American Optical College. Chi cago. 1 -33 12x MANAGERS wanted everywhere for ap pointment of agents. New scientiflo game for drinks and cigars; replaces forbidden slot machines, played with nickels or pen nies; rented or sold on credit; payable after sold, or if operate on percentage In public places you remit one-tenth of earn ings monthly until paid. Samples loaned managers free. Address, Manager. Dept. 22, Hi80 Lake St., Chicago. B 213 12X WANTED, MEN Easy, healthful work. t'i.Oo or more dally. Write for particulars. Continental Distributing service, Chicago. , . B 218 12X YOUNG MEN-To prepare for next exami nation railway mall. Call at new office, iSJi N. 24th St. O. M. Underbill. B 220 It CIRCI'I All ami sample distributers wanted everywhere; permanent position; good pav. American Union, Pontlac Tf'lg., Chicago. B 206 12 $78 PER MONTH, expenses advanced; Tiien to travel, post signs advertise and l-ave samples. Kuhlmuii Co., 410 Atlas Blk., Chicago. B-209 12a WANTED Engravers for all branches of photo enaravlng buKlness; only nonunion men need aui l : steady positions to rtwlit men. Address E 61, care Bee. B 173 1-X ADULTB. learn ball room dancing quickly at Morand's. 15th and Harney; the laj-get and mest popular school In Omaha. Our pupil enjoy every tninute ttt their lessons, -v. JV-J7S li