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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
F. D. WEAD
BUSINESS.
inno 22x132, on FRrnam. 3-etory brick,
paying rood rata of Income.
tJO.Ono For cornpr on Dour las, bringing
t2.W) per annum.
33,0no-3x1S:, 4-story block, rented at 13,000,
on Harney, near 15th St.
VACANT.
$22,000 For S. E. corner of 20th and Farnam
St. A prominent business man
valued tills at $40,000 In last 30 days.
110,900-Corner on 14th Bt.. 6xl32 feet.
f 600 Buy a 61x132, on 11th St., north of
Nicholas, suitable for trackage.
$ 1.20O Buyi 82x300 ft. eaat front, on Flor
ence boulevard, near Florist.
ACRES.
t 1,289 For B-acre block, 2 blocks from car,
In Florence.
I 1,250 6 acres, nightly and level, SOth and
Grand Ave.
I 1,2004 acres south of Country club.
DWELLINGS.
M,000 Buys one of the finest finished
houses in Omaha, built to last, of
brick, with elegant sideboard In din
lng room, which has tiled floor. Six
mantels, lavatories, with nearly all
F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas St.
Shimer & Chase Co..
BUILDERS OF MODERN
HOUSES.
Contract for a home with experienced
home builder. We develop ideas und em
body practical suggestions made by pur
chasers. We negotiate sales, personally in
vestigate Investments for clients, care for
rented property. If you have JoOO or $5,000
to Invest, see us.
HOMES FOR THE HOME
LESS. $1,650 6-room cottage Just comploted, car
passes door.
$1,700 ft-room cottage, on car, near Boule
vard. $2,830 6-room s, Hanscom park district, one
block from car; modern except heat
ing. $3, CO 6-rooms entirely modern, almost
new; east front on Boulevard, half
block from car.
$25,0004 S-room brick flats, down town,
always occupied, permanent In
vestment. VACANT LOTS
25x134
North Twentieth St.,
$600.
99x140
Frontage on Park Ave., will divide.
$4,900.
$3x112
near St.
$1,500.
25th Ave.,
Mary's,
60x96
Dewey Ave., walking dlstanoe,
$2,500.
42x100
40th and Charles St.,
$050.
60x90
Near 24th and Emmet.
$550.
60x107
Near 29th Av. and Yates,
$200.
40x115
29th and Douglas,
$96.
Bee us about building on any of the
above loti.
Shimer & Chase Co
Trackage, Ranches. Fruit,
Farms.
1608 Farnam, Ground Floor.
Tel. SW57.
RE-
WM. D. REED,
509 N. Y. Life Bldg.
$5,500 New and attractive, modern
house of 8 rooms besides recep
tion hall, bath and attic, near
2Cth and St. Marys avenue.
$4,500 On North 24th street, mod
ern 7 room cottage, barn; large
corner lot 125x135 ft., trees,
shrubbery and fruit.
$4,250 In Dundee, 9 rooms, modern,
2 fine lota.
$4,150 lu Ueinls Park, nearly new, 7
room house, fine lot, easy terms
to right party.
$8,800 in JJenils Park, 9 rooms,
modern except heating, excellent
lot, shade, fruit, etc.
$2.800 No. 3124 California, 6 rooms;
best construction. Look It over.
It's a bargain.
i LOTS
$500 Fine lot Just south of Daven
port, 37x90 ft.
$650 Southwest corner 35th and
Davenport, 3"xt ft.
$650 Adjoining 2511 Franklin St.
$1,050 Beautiful lot on 41st, near
Davenport.
WM. D. REED.
609 N. V. Life Bldg. Tel. L 3217
RE
A Word of Warning
As we stated ten days ago, if we did not
ell 90 feel on -mil and 14v on Howard to
one party, we will divide to suit purchaser,
or sell to caah buyers In the manner fol
lowing: 1. Lot s. w. corner 20th and Howard,
40x60.
$. Lots ar.jtao on )th.
3 Lots i'.xM on Howard. $1.&00 and up.
Here is Ilie very best residence property
In the down town dixtrlct. and
me
price
is away below anvthinK In the market.
THINK OF IT, 2 blocks from public li
brary, 4 blocks from high school, I block
from Harney St. car line. $ blocks from
Farnam and 4 to t blocks from the very
renter of the business district of Omaha.
$6.m.u to $. .ouo is aked for lots twil.iJ
within 3 blocks. In a very few yens what
will property on anh and Howard be
worth? What Is it worth today? No mat
ter, we will SELL IT FOR 1-3 of what
properly is being priced at only S blocks
away. The first buyer gets tirst choice.
They go on tale today. For put and
prices see us at once.
THE PUTNAM CO.,
6o4-6 N. Y. Lite.
RE MM1 7
New Home
Monthly Payments
Same as Rent
Do you want a nice, new little home of
four rooms, with water and gas. within a
block or two of Harney street car line, lit
tle north of Bemls park? On easy terms,
anus as rent. Only small amount down
and $20 per month.
BEAHd, PAX TON BLOCK
. r - r RE- (
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
bedrooms steam heat, housa SCxAO,
barn 3Jx32. large grounds, on promi
nent street. Smaller property or
land might be accepted fur half of
the price.
flj.ono One of the mansions lately built on
39th, north of Fur nam, a gem.
t 8,0Cf Brick, near Mr. Joslyn's mansion.
t 8,500 For splendid house and barn and
i -. . , . e ;
iui iiiJio, iiiiuiu emeu is eooi n,w, I
. Kor.-iA f;
, .
t 8,000 For two-story dwelling, with large
frontage, and one block depth, 3
blocks from Thompson & Belden's.
$ 8.500 For double dwelling on 32d, near
Park, well suited to occupy one and
get 2'iQ per year from other.
t 2,100 Buys $1.9tO dwelling in Orchard Hill,
on beautiful, sightly lot, worth $0u0.
t 5,500 For two large dwellings on Califor
nia, near 22d.
$ 2,900 Buys 2 cottages near All Saints'
church.
t 1.500-House and 10 lots, N. 16th.
t 6,5uO Snap; 2 houses on Harney, near
2ftth, of 7 and 8 rooms, partly mod
ern, with lot 70x13.:. TIiIh in one of
the best bargains in duwnluwn dis
trict. I6.6U0.
t 1,000 Two houses on Parker St., near
26th, one of 4 rooms, one of 6
rooms; monthly rental, -b for both;
specials fully paid.
f 7,600 Will take 2 ten-room, modern,
pressed brick flats, on 28th, near
" Pa i num.
THE COMING COUNTRY
Is Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Texas,
now at the threshold of the greatest pros
perity. Rich and productive soil, mild cli
mate and dependable seasons make it ttio
paraUUe for farmers, slot amen and in
vestors. We control millions of acres of
cholco land at from U to $15 per acre.
Fare only 75 per cent of the one-way rata
for round trip. See maps, price lists and de
scription at our office or address
OKLAHOMA-TEXAS LAND CO.,
Immigrant Agents,
John Michaleson, Manager,
16 Arlington Blk. 'Phone I'M, Omaha, Neb.
11 li ITS 7
FOR SALE 6-room house, barn, well, fruit
trees; i acres and two lots tlSfi In
) -million. Neb. William Haber, Benson,
Neb. RE M4A Hx
200,000 acres In Langlade, Oneida and Forest
countios. Wis., to be sold on easy terms
to people who will eventually settle and
improve. Antigo Land Co., Antigo, Wis.
RE 37a 7x
FOR SALE FARMS
Choice, Cheap Black
Lands.
. 27 sections, or 17,280 acres,, rich, black
land, all adjoining Adams county, Colo.,
Just this side of Denver, along the Burling
ton. Great snap. Must be sold $2.50 per
acre. Easy terms.
25 quarter sections, choice, smooth, rich
land, Washington county, Colo., along Bur
lington; good Improvements, all fenced,
cross fenced, fine water $900 per quarter.
Easy terms.
15 sections, or 16,000 acres, smooth, rich,
black land. In Hamilton county, Kansas,
along Santa Fe $750 per quarter section.
Easy terms. Titles perfect to all. Ab
stracts free.
RICHARD C. PATTERSON,
Sole Agent
1224 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
'Phone A-1646. H 41$ 7
Choice, Cheap,
Black Lands
27 sections, or 17,280 acres, rich, black land
all adjoining, in Adams county, Colorado,
Just this eid; of Denver, along the Burling
ton. Great snap. Must be sold $2.50 per
acre. Easy terms.
26 quarter sections, choice, smooth, rich
land, Washington county, Colorado, along
Burlington; good improvements, all fenced,
cross fenced, fine water $900 per quarter.
Easy terms.
15 sections, or 16.000 acres, smooth, rich,
black land, in Hamilton county, Kansas,
along Santa Fe $750 per quarter section.
Easy terms. Titles perfect to all. Abstracts
free.
Next Excursion January 16. Low rates.
RICHARD C. PATTERSON.
SOLE AGENTS.
1224 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
'Phone A-1646.
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TEXAS LANDS
In the Panhandle at $3, $1, $S and $8 per
acre for good, productive soil is an in
vestment mat will net 100 per cent in a
few years. Wo control more than 2,50y,0u0
acres, in tracts of luO to 60.ou) acres. Somo
tine propositions for colonization and syndi
cate deals. Next excursion Tuesday. Jan.
id. rare omy is per cent or tne one-way
1 1. lis iui iuuiiu ii ii. riee ump arm price
lists and description at our office or ad
dress
OKLAHOMA-TEXAS LAND CO.,
Immigration Accents,
John MkiiaelNon. Manager.
16 Arlington Blk. Phone I'm, Omaha, Neb.
H-479 7
640 ACRES BOONE COUNTY,
NEBRASKA. S28.800. EASY
TERMS.
A very" desirable farm 6 miles east of Cedar
Rapids, well improved, 12o acres under
cultivation, balance in pasture and nay
land, 4 mile from good school. Terms,
$1o,im) cash; balance, lu years at 6 per
cent. If place Is sold Immediately f ai ill
implements sufficient to v. or a enure farm
will be put In.
For further information call on or write,
GEO UGH At CO., luOl Farnam, Omaha.
H tiil 7
Nance Co. Neb.
lttn-acre, well improved farm seven miles
from Silver Creek; deep, li jck-lo.im
soil. Owner considers it worth $6o per
acre, but will cut this price way down
for quick sale, aa he needs money In an
other enterprise. If you want a bargain
act quickly.
J. li. JOHNSON. 843 N. Y. LIFE.
li-461) 7x
DOUGLAS COUNTY FARM
;6S.OO PER ACRE. ,
80 acres, 24 miles N. W. of Valley, 6-room
tin use and other improvements, 65 acres
under cultivation, balance puslurii.
UEOKGE CO., ltiol Fttrnam.
11-45$ T
FARM BARGAINS
1002 miles from Lynch, Neb., $40u0.
loo 4 miles from Ciarks, Neb., $ an acre.
16020 miles from Omaha $vl'.
STEAVENSON & CO.,
330 Board of Trade, Omaha.
H-$18 T
T,0H) acres, eastern Colorado, Cheyenns and
IJncoln counties. $2.50 per acre; good
speculative or retail proposition; water It
to 30 fuel; rich soil; no sand or gravel;
country rapidly settling up; farmers
growing good crops. At price must act
quickly. Have other eastern Colorado
lauds, hlgtiar figures. Particulars. Bruner
teld. Andru Bldg., Minneapolis.
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1006.
FOR SALE FARMS
BOONE COUNTY FARMS
ON EASY TERMS
One-flfth cash, balance ten years, 6 per
cent.
lbO acres, I miles from Primrose, 100 acres
under cultivation, on acres pasture, 10 acres
hay land, all fenced, house has 4 rooms,
barn for II horses, with haymow, granary
and corncrtb with wagonshed between, hen
house, well, windmill, tank, etc., 1H miles
to school, on telephone line. Tills Is good
rich soil, no sand, little rolling. Possession
can be given March 1. Price. 40 an acre.
480 acres, t miles from Cedar Itaplds, 3H0
acres under plow. 200 acres pasture, o acres
hay land, all fenced, has 6-room house.
stable for 8 horses and stable for 10W head
staoie ii
- ....
of cattle, granary, well
windmill, taiiK,
fine stock and
etc This would make a
grain farm, rural free delivery and tcle-
thone. Possession given March 1. Price,
5 an acre.
We have one other Improved quarter In
the same locality that we can sell on the
same terms at the same price. One unim
proved quarter for 1.7.60 an acre. All good
rich soil.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
1CU Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
H-
FUY northwestern Texaa land and double
your money In one year, fine crop more
than pays for the land; $4 to $10 per acre.
Hot winds unknown; rainfall ample. Ex
cursions tirst and third Tuesdays of each
month; 4 of one fare for the round trip.
8. C? DIggle & Co., 213-14 N. Y. Lire Bldg.,
Kansas City, Mo. li M-3S8 K5
CALIFORNIA FOR lot.' Send for "Tho
Western Empire." a 32-page mugazlne of
the wonderful Industrial development,
horticultural pursuits and stories of ad
venture on tho Pacific coast: six months'
trial. 10c. Kmpire Publishing Co., il4
Times Block, Los Angeles, Cal.
H 307 7x
1,120-ACRE ranch and grain land in Deuel
county, Nebraska, improved, good soil,
level land, close to the new railroads,
will sell or exchange for business prop
erty; write for particulars. Wm. Mad-"-tt.
Hastings, Neb. It
Minn. H-321 7x
70 acres. 3 miles northwest of Benson,
unimproved. $3.00 an acre.
GEORGE 4 CO., 1601 Farnam.
H-M-441 13
EASTERN NEBRASKA FARMS
For saie. Improved. Three miles from
railroad end court houee Address Bo
1126. Omaha. Neb. 31$
"ifi-ACRE stock and farm ranch, Improved;
M per acre cash. S. Hawver, 1614 Emmet
St. H 191 17
THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY
FARMER.
This agricultural weekly goes to 80,000
homes of farmers and stock raisers, so if
you have a good piece of land tu sell at a
reasonable price you will find a buyer
among them. Tho cost of an advertisement
is small 2 cents per word In small type or
$2.80 per inch If set In large type.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS
DUFF GREEN CO.,
FURNITURE.)
LIVE STOCK LOANS
SALARY. )
We are an old established concern, where
you can get from $10 upward, and are the
originators of cheap rates und easy pay
ments. Established 18b$. $ and SI Barker
Block.
Duff Green. Jule Althaus
X 197
CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS.
PHOENIX CKED1T CO..
Tel. 745. 632-3 Baxton Blk.
X-7&3
Money
We have It to loan on furniture, pianos,
other chattels and salaries. We offer beat
rates, long lime and easy payments.
OMAHA MOK.TUAUE LrfjAN CO.,
11$ Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. J. (Estab
lished im.) a s. loth bt.
X-784
MnMHYIF YOU NEED IT. come
mvll I 1 where it is easy to get on chat
tels and salaries; no red tape; get tiie
money the name day you ask for it; lowest
rates; strictly conlidentlal business treat
ment. BOWEN.
708 New York Lite Bldg. Tel. 2200.
X-7S5
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
and others without security; easy pay
ments. Olilces in o3 principal cities. Tol
uian, room 714 New York Life Bldg.
X-787
DR. PRIBENOWS PRIVATE MONEY
loaned on furniture, pianos, salary,
horses, etc, in any amount at less than
half the rate; no red tape; perlect pri
vacy; immediate attention; on any terms
wanted; payments suspended in case of
sickness or out of employment. Room
214 Karbach Blk., 2UU S. Utu SU X isS
SEE the Western Loan company for furni
ture, diamond and salary loans. 331 Ne
ville Blk., Will and Harney. Tel. tx19.
X-217
CHATTEL, salary and jewelry loans. Foley
Loan Co., 1504 Farnum St. X 79
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 31a S. 13.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confidential. Uul Doug. as.
X-'.ill
MONEY!
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
You can borrow the amount
rou wish on your FCRNITL'RE,
ANO or other personal property
at very low rates. Pay it back in small
weekly or monthly Installments. The
property remains in your possession uii-
oiBiurbed.
Reliable Credit Co.,
EVERYTHING STRICTLY PRIVATE.
308 Paxtun Block, 16th and Farnam Sts.
X 4U2 7
FOR EXCHANGE
E XCII ANGt
We have the following properties to ex
change for Omaha rental property or
good farms near Omaha:
$lu,tAJOj-ii-room oiick nouse, with two bath
rooms and steam heat, barn, walk
ing distance to downtown, corner lot,
1x132.
$ 8,000 T wo corner lots, with alley in rear
and side, 12x147, pu.ved street, near
I'reighlon college. Idoal place for
flats or apartment house.
$ 1,000 Full lot in iiauscom Place, on car
' line.
$ 1.500-lo acres near West Q St., South
Omaha.
$ 1.5uo 4 acies on West Q St., South Omaha.
N P.DOUGt & CO., 1014 J-AKNAM
Z 44.' 8
TO EXCHANGE Choice farms and lands
In Iowa, Minnesota, Kaunas, North and
South Daaota, Nebraska, Illinois, Wis
consin; ulso stocks of goods, business
and residence properties, hotels, ranches,
mills, etc. Over 4.50U propositions lo ex
etiange. Largest exchange list of any
firm in the state. Call or send us full
description of what ycu have for ex
change. Can match most any deal. Rob
ert Mather, 3d St. and 3d Ave., Cedar
Raplus, la. Established lb.5. 7
TO EXCHANGE First class running
storks of merchandise, also hardware,
drug stocks and livery stocks for land and
farms. Send nit lull description of your
farm, and state what kind of stock you
want. Leon li. Fish, Cedar Rapids, la.
Z-3S 7
IF YOU do not find what you want In this
column, put an ad. in and you will soon
get it. Z s)sl
WILL TRADE A GOOD PIANO FOR
DRAFT HORSE. 31 M CAGt E BLDG.
Z-M477 J19
TO EXCHANGE Modern &-room house,
C hicago, for Omaha property. Address
K 82. Bee. Z toi 7x
FOR SALB Or trade for farm, seven-room
houue. one acre ground, one block from
Florence car. M. A. Stephens, 9 Curtis
Ave., Omaha. Z loS 7x
160 ACRES Improved farm for house and
lot; acreage or fruit farm. Nat l Invest
ment Co, Douglas Blk. 244 I
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
Schmoller & Mueller's
big removal sale of Pianos is still running full blast. Buyers
from a dozen adjacent states have taken advantage of the unpre
cedented bargains offered. Every piano and organ in our store
must positively be sold before we remove to our magnificent new
6tore which is almost completed at 1311-1313 Farnam St. By
buying now, you can save enough money to pay for your entire
musical education. If you are sceptical our prices will convince
you.
In our exchange department wo offer tho following
BARGAINS
$250 Fouchard upright $ 60.00
$275 Fischer upright 85.00
$225 J. P. Hale upright 72.00
$300 Sterling upright, a big
snap, at .' 145.00
Square pianos, all makes are selling at $12.00, $18.00, $20.00,
$28.00 to $35.00.
Any of tho above on $5.00 monthly payments.
Call, write, phone or wire at our expense. It will pay you.
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co.
1407 Harney St.
SECOND-HAND I
blfcAM rll UlNObrUK bALt
If you want a bargain in steam fittings call
and look over the following supplies;
1.8-lnch Austin's horizontal separator.
1.4-lnch Austin s vertical separator.
These have been taken out on account of
changes in our steam p.unt and are in
good condition. Audresa Bee Building
Co., or see VV. H. Bridges, engineer, lies
Biug., Omaha. q bi
SECOND HAND ELEVATOH AND GAS
ENlilNJi
For sale, one eleuior, with new gas en
gine, cost. $juu; one Kimball hand eievatur,
new; two floor scaleu, all used in Stewart
Bros. tliiee-Ktory whulcsule grocery house,
Council Bluffs. The building is being re
modeled for other business, and the above
will be sold for one-nurd of cost. Apply
to A. A. Clark & Co., Council Blurts.
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FOR SALE Letter press, in good order.
Inquire J. K. Campbell, Business Otlice,
Omaha Bee. Q LU
CHICKEN FEED Good, clean wheat for
chickens. I1.4U per hundred. FRED
PETERSON, feed store, 1S16 Leavenworth.
W MiiiO JSx
NAILS, $1.00 keg.
Mary's.
Star Box Co., 1807 St.
W-M9
WE buy and
Tel. B-8385.
sell furniture.
1414 Dodge.
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FOR SALE One mimeograph. In good or
der Inquire at business ofliue, Omaha
Be. y-iia
CRIBBING, fir timbers, feet and under;
seasoned hardwood lumber, itul Douglas.
2D-HAND safe cheap,
nam.
Deright, 119 Far-J-7J4
SHERWIN-WILIJAMS CO. BEST MIXED
PAINT. Sherman & McConni.il Drug Co.,
Omaha. J ,2ti
MILCH COWS,
Center.
on easy terms.
43d and
PIANO Square, $10; 60 cents weekly,
field Piano Co., loll FaruaJn St. Q-
Per--727
FOR SALE Two life scholarships on
Omaha business college. Address Dwlght
Williams, Omaha Bee, Omaha, Neb.
y 829
SPECIAL PRICES FOR NEBRASKA.
The famous Old Trusty Incubators; made
by Johnson, the incubator man. Send
for 1Z4 page free catalogue, 2M poultry
illustrations. M. M. Johnson Co., CitCy
Center, Neb. Q 266
600 STOVES to select from at low prices.
Chicago Furniture Co., 1410-1412 Dodge St.
Q 728
FOR SALE At a bargain, material in stone
wall at 17th and Douglas Sts. See R. W.
Baker, superintendent Bee building, or
C. C. Rosewater, Bee business office.
Q 171x
SEVEN-ROOM furnished fiat for sale at
1203 Douglas St.; munt be sold. Inquire
at the Omaha house for B. Feltman.
Q-M277 7x
HAND-MADE cutter in Al shupe and a
swell looker, for sale cheap. Inquire T.
E. Gordon, 3526 No. 24th. Q M227 6z
FOR SALE A $00 credit, good on the pur
chase price of any new piano at Hospe a.
What will you give? Address K 26, Bea
office. 8x
Tl IOROl'GHBRED Barred Rock cockerels
and pullets for sale; Latham and Bradley
Bros, strains. Davis, 4210 Ames Ave.
Q 411 Tx
Remington No. 2 typewriter, $?5; high grade
full sized cash register, $; roll top desk,
show cases, store fixtures, cheap. Ad
dress K 69, Bee. O. 106 7x
FOR SALE Baby buggy, folding front and
back, automobile gear, good as new.
'Phone 7122. Q k3 7x
FOR SALE An unlimited number of
Imggv poles and shafts, slightly damaged.
Write for particulars. William Berg. 1445
Sherman Ave., Omaha, Neb. Q 322 7
FOR SALE Cheap, complete stock of oak
dining room furniture and other useful
articles of house furnishings. 'Phone
Ash-448811. 2413 Bristol St. 7
COLORED souvenir post cards, 10 of Cin
cinnati streets, hills, valleys, parks, river,
steamboats, moonlight, 25c; money back
if not delighted. Kraemtr Art Co., Cln-
clnnatl. Ohio. Q 416 7x
Fl'RNlTl'RE, CARPETS, RIGS, Stoves
everything to furnish the home; on easy
payments. We don't ask Installment
prices.
OMAHA FI'RNITCRE & CARPET CO.,
12iO-IUl-lU3 Farnam St.
Q-15 7
SOME fine Barred Plymouth Rock cock- ;
ercls cheap. 43to Eiskine St. i
Q-M156 x
FOR SALR-Look here! English Pointer
puppies, liver and white, bred in the
blue; sire and dam registered. John
Ling, Harvard, Neb. g 193 7x
Al'CTION sales of 9 different lots of un
claimed and delinquent accounts of house
hold goods, pianos, trunks, etc., by the
sheriff, beginning Friday, January 19, at
10 a. m. at Omaha Van and Storage com
pany, 1120 to 1142 N. lUth St, Q 490 19
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS
lxi w Rates. Private Money, $uo and L'p.
C11AS. E. WILLIAMSON CO.
W-
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith Ac Co.. IjU) Fainain St.
W-773
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
W 774
BL'ILDING loans on nsidence property; 6
per cent. W. B. Meikle, Ramge Bik.
W-775
LOWEST RATES Bemls,
Paxton Blk.
W-776
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1520 Douglas
W-777
GARVIN BROS., 1604 Farnam; city loans,
and 61 per cent inteiest; no delay.
W-773
$l,uG0.0O0 TO IOAN on business and resi
dence property In Omaha; lowest rates no
delay. Then as Breni.an, R. 1. N. Y. Life.
W-7 i) ,
WANTED-Cii7lo7n7R. C. Peter. Co.
W-7S0
I A 64 PER CENT loans on city property.
W. H. Thomas, 1st National Bank Bldg.
W-M74o ii
FARM. CITY AND Bt'ILDINO IOANi
Reed Bros.. 1710 Faruam Bt. W 7si
$300 Mahogany upright Stand-
ard make, at $165.00
$400 Chlokerlng & Sons 175.00
$500 Chlckerlng upright .... 190.00
$550 Stclnway & Sons best in
the world, at , 250.00
MONEY TO LOAN
At 5 and 6 per cent on improved
real estate in amounts of 500 to
$50,000. No delay. We pass on se
curity. GARVIN BROS.
1604 Farnam St
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Money to Loan on
Real Estate
Payne Investment Company
First Floor N. Y. Life Building.
Telephone 1781.
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CLAIRVOYANTS
N. T. Parry, the Well-Known
Psychic Palmist,
Here.
N. T. PARRY. PSYCHIC READER. HAS
OPENED PARLORS AT 114 NORTH 18TH
STREET, IN THIS CITY, ONE BLOCK
WEST OF POSTOFFICE, AND WILL
give clairvoyant readings for a short time.
Past, present and future revealed. Law,
love and business. . He has no equal. A
vi.slt to his office will convince you that you
have made no mistake. Office hours, t a. m.
to 10 p. m. All readings to ladles, 600 ;
gentlemen, $1. Located at
114 North 18th Street
One block, west of Postofflce, 'Phone 7240.
8498 7x
MADAME BROWNE Star trance medium,
has returned from her trip through Mis
souri and will welcome all old and new
friends at her Seance Circle Sunday even
ing at li o'clock, laJ3 Leavenworth.
S 393 7x
THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL.
After all others fail consult Prof, and
Mrs. Faust; they tell you everything. It
is not alone what they tell you, but
what they can do for you. They never
fall. Readings, 60 cents. Send birth date
and $1 for complete horoscope by mail.
Astrolugy. palmlbtry and personal magne
tism taught.
I7u JACKSON STREET.
S-394 7x
MME. BUDDHA, LEADING PALMIST.
Call at No. 113 South 16th St., upstairs.
Kesultful prediction absolutely given.
8-768
MEDICAL
PROGRESSIVE HOMEOPATH, C. N. Bom
mer, specialty chronio diseases; cancers,
tumors successfully treated by mail. Bee
Bldg. M136 J 11
FOR women only. Dr. Raymond's Pills.
women's monthly regulator, has brought
to thousands of
women: no pain, no danger, no interfer
ence with work; relief In 3 to 6 days. We
have never known of a single failure.
Price, t- by mail. Raymond's Monthly
Regulator in liquid. $3. Dr. R. G. Ray
mond Remedy Co., Room $5, 84 Adams St.,
Chicago. III. 766
LADIES, $1,000 REWARD! I positively
guarantee my Never-Failing ERUo
KOLO Remedy. Safely relieves longest,
most obstinate cases of delayed Monthly
Periods in i to 6 days without harm, pain
or Interference with work. Mall $1.60.
Double strength $.'.00. "SPECIAL FOLD
ER FOR LADIES FREE. DR. B. H.
BOUTHINQTON CO.. KANSAS CITY.
MO. -764
BEST nerve bracer for men. "Gray's Nerve
Food Pills" $1 box, postpaid. Sherman
& McConnell Drug Co.. Omaha, 767
DR. HUTCHINSON,
and children. Olllce
S66t
ipeclallst of women
:2j6 Cuming. 'Phone
LOST
LOST Purse, railroad ticket, key, money:
liberal reward. Mrs. A. Lange, liiuS
Georgia Ave. Lost l&S 8x
LOST Oxydlzed belt pin, trifle larger than
silver dollar, set In center with Colorado
stone. Return to 256 California St.
Lost 189 7
LOST December 23, 1906, a setter dog;
black, white and tan head; body white;
black spot on back; dog is old; was very
fat; reward $10, no questions. Hugh Mc
Caffrey, 214 Douglas block. LOST 2j&
LOST Friday, in Bennett's store, mink
muff. Return to 2023 Ohio; reward.
LOST-M279 7x
CHECK In favor of Karl Foellmer. Jan
uary 4. Payment has been stopped; re
turn to Henry Hlller, 13o9 Farnam St.
$6 reward. OZW tx
MORAND'S
Wednesday
assemblies.
Creighton hall.
Admission. 26c.
Lost-399 7x
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
FOR SAI E New and second-hand billiard
and pool tables, bar fixtures of all kinds;
easy payments. Send for catalogue.
Brunswlck-Balks-Collender, 4o7 S. loth bt,
Omaha. -$14
NO TRL'ST PRICES Brand new solid oak
billiard and pool tables for $lXl; also bar
fixtures cheap; write for catalogues. Chas.
passow & Hons, Chicago. 174
TICKET BROKERS
Cl'T RATE railway tickets everywhere.
P. H. 1'hllbln, laoo Farnam. 'Phone 784.
810
J "SON JOHNSON,
14u Farnam. TeL
MUSIC AND LANGUAGES
VOICE culture. Italian method. Mra
Maryland Martin, U Arlington block.
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DEATH NOTICES
LE8CH Violet U. January I, 190$, aged I
year 11 months I days.
Funeral Monday, January 8, 1!"0, from
family residence. $751 l.ke street. Inter
ment, Forest Lawn cemetery. Friends In
vited. UNDERTAKERS
Bralley A Dorrance, 20th and Cum. Tel. 6. '6.
780
HARRY B. DA V13, 411 8. 15th. Tel.
-761
DODDER, E. L., 2224 Cuming. Tel. 677.
-76$
TAGGART, 23d and Cuming. Tel 714.
-763
8WANSON, N. P.-1701 Cuming St. Tel. 1080
167 tf
PRINTING
I YNPiSTAn High-grade 190 Calendars.
-764
DOUGLAS P't'g. Co., 160$ Howard. Tel. 614.
-Mlo J13
THE JENNINGS P'T'Q CO.
'Phone &3l.
Ml
SECRET SOCIETY NOTICES
OMAHA Seymour Camp
No. 16 will meet at
"a-1 5rT J Wednesday evening, Oc
tober 4th. IWlb.
M. II. REDFIELD, Consul Commander.
J NO. N. CRAWFORD, Clerk.
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON Institute. 41$ N. Y. L. Tel. 1604.
-737
DR. WELLS, L. C, Neville blk. Tel. 5377.
634 J a
MRS. J.
Blk.
R.
MUSICK, osteopathy, Neville
587 Jan -J
PLUMBING
CHAPMAN & MAHAN. Repairs promptly
done. Prices reasonable. 612 N. Ltith. Tel.
Red-6St4. Jana
A SAVARD, 1314 N. 24th.
Tel. 5832.
MRU Jan?t
DANCING ACADEMY
morand's rvxrui
Tuesday and Friday; children. Sat.. 3. p. in.
MUSK J9
FLORISTS
HESS & SWOBODA, 1415 Farnam. 792
L. HENDERSON, 1619 Farnam.
Tel. 1268.
793
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE!
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the, Omaha Hydraulic-Press Brick com
pany will be held at the office, of the com
pany. 623 S. Sixteenth St., Omaha, Neb.,
Thursday, January 18, 1906, at 9 a. m.
F. L. JOY, Secretary.
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BIDS FOR HEATING.
The school bqard at Wlsner, Neb., will re
ceive bids for steam-hcatlng a ten-room
building and ventilating same, as per plans
and specifications furnished by bidders. Bids
will be opened February 6, 1906. J5d3t
The annual meeting of the lot owners of
the Prospect Hill Cemetery association will
be held at the office of the secretary, room
88, Barker block, 16th and Farnam streets,
Monday evening, January 8, at 7:16.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNION STATION TENTH AND MAR47Y
Union Pacific.
Leave. Arrive.
Overland Limited a 9:40 am a 8:18 am
California Express a 4:15 pm a 9.30 am
California & Ore. Ex.. a 4:26 pm a 6:10 pm
Los Angeles Limited.... all :30 am al0:46 pm
I Fast Mall a i:oo pm a o:o pm
Colorado Special a 7:46 am a 7:44 am
North Platte Local a b:iv am a :" pm
Beatrice Local b 8:16 pm b 2:00 pm
Chicago, Milwaukee fc St. Paul.
Chicago A Colo. Spec'L.a 7:66 am a 7:35 am
California & Ore. Ex. ..a 6:45 pm a 3:10 pm
Overland Limited a 8:36 pm a 9:20 am
Marlon & Cedar R. Lo. b 6:45 am bll:00 pm
Chicago, Hock Island Jk Pacific.
BAST.
Chicago Limited a $:26 am a 7:10 am
Chicago Express a 7:00 am a 9:66 pm
Chicago Express, Local. bll:15 am a 4:30 pm
Des Moines Express. .. .a 4:30 pm bll :50 am
Chicago Fast Express.. a 6:40 pm a 1:16 pm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Ltd..a?:20am a 8:16 am
Colorado Express a 1:30 pm a 4:56 pm
Oklahoma & Texas Ex. a 4:40 pm al2:06 pm
Chicago A Northwestern.
Rt. Paul Davllrht a 7:50 am
10:00 pm
11:60 pm
9:15 am
9:60 am
7:05 am
e 6:35 am
Chicago Daylight a 8:00 am
Chicago Limited
.a :: pm
.a 4:32 pm
Bt. Paul Fast Mall a 8:2 pm
Sioux C. & St. P. Local. b 3:60 pm
Fast Mall
2:30 pm
Chicago Express a 6:50 pm a 7:30 am
Norfolk & Bonesteel....a 7:40 am 10:36 am
Lincoln & Ixing Pine. . .e 7:40 am
Casper & Wyoming e 2:60 pm
Deadwood & Lincoln, .a 2:50 pm
Hastings & Albion b 2:50 pm
Chicago Local all :30 am
Chicago Limited all:00 pm
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express a 8:00 am
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pin
Minn, tt St. Paul Ex..b8:Wam
Minn. & St. Paul Ltd.. a 8:30 pm
Chicago Great Western.
Leave.
St. Paul & Minn a 8:l pm
St. Paul & Minn a 7:4'iam
10:36 am
e 6:16 pm
6:15 pm
6:15 pm
8:46 pm
11:15 am
a 3:65 pm
a 7:3o am
b 8:55 pm
a 7:30 am
Arrive.
a 7:15 am
a . : .A pm
Chicago, United a 5:01pm alO-Jflam
Chicago Express a 6.06 am a .1:30 pin
Wabash.
St. Louis Express a 0:30 pm a 8:40 am
St. Ixmls Ixical (from
Council Bluffs) a 9:15 am al0 30pm
Stanherry I .opal (from
Council Bluffs! b 6:00pm bll :30am
Missouri I'arlfle. .
St. Ixmls Express . a9:Oam
K. C. & St. L. Express, .all :15 pni
a 6 :30 pm
a 5:00 pm
Bt HLIXGTOJf 8TA1IO lOTII A MASOS
Burlington.
Leave.
...a 4:1') pm
...all 10 run
...a 815 am
Arrive.
a 3:'i pm
a 6:n3 pn
a 7:40 pm
al!:0T. pm
u" Z't am
b 8 32 am
a 7:10 nm
Denver A California.
Northwest Express ..
Nebraska points
IJneoln Fust Mall
.h 3 ') pm
Ft. Crook & Plattsm'th..b I 50 pm
Bellevue & Plattsni th...a i :60 pm
Denver Limited
Bellevue & Pacific Junc..al2:15 pm
Bellevue & Pacific June. a 3:30 am
Chicago Special
a 7 :.f, am
a 3 :'.ii p'li
a S os pm
a 9:15 am
a 4 45 pm
a 10 .4". pm
Chicago Express .
Chicago Flyer ....
Iowa Local
St. Louis Express
K. C. & St. Joseph
a 3:5R pm
a 7:?5 pm
aH:53 pm
all :'' am
a 6 4f. a n
a 6:45 am
K. C. & St. Joseph...
a H l.i am
a I li pm
K. C & St. Joseph
WEBSTER DEPOT 15TH X WEBSTER
Missouri Paclfle.
Nebraska Ixical, via Ieave. Arrive.
Weeping Water b 3:5" r m bl.' 30 pni
Chicago, St. Paul, .Mluueapulla A
Oman a.
Twin City Passenger b 6 30 am b 9:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger.... a i pro all C'iam
Oakland Local b 5:1; pm b SiOam
Emerson Local c 8.4iam c 6:'.m
a Dally, b Daily except Sunday, d Dally
except Saturday, c Sunday only, e Dally ex
cept Monday.
OCKA STEAMERS.
CLARK'S VfE O R 1 1 : N T
id4 Medlurrmauo. Inclu4lm Spain, br .ullF
Ikutwil g. S. Arsblc. M.dxO torn sUrta t'U 1
A crutaa of 70 4aya. aliilms ID 10 ralcatlua
a.r.4 co.Ui,, onl) U0 and W. Ilnlulll-a almra
cvrilooa, kotala. SrW.a. laaa. n4 all w earr
'"'"a TOl'Rg TO Kl KlifB I TO JAPAN.
Sand for Il.uatratad Dtarlptlva Hi't
FKANg C. (LAKK. N Bru.4a. trw Turk, 1
WblM Star Lliia local waab
CONIIIIIU.NDFOJIAII.VSIRADE
Local wkjlmlm Getting Good Start
After Hoiidajt.
IIG lUSINES FOR YEAR'S FIRST WEEK
January I F.specteil to Ilecord
Breaker Retailers llae Money
nnd Collections Are (iovd
with Jobbers.
For the last week the wholesalers hava
not been pushing hard for business. In
voices were taken by most Jobbers early
In the week, and since then they have been
busv with pricing. Owing to the holi
day's, salesmen did not get cut on the
road until the middle of the week. Order
sent In bv them arc larger and more
numerous than Is usual for this time, and
tho lobhers feel that the business for the
month will be a record Dresner tor Mi
liary. . ,
i ollectlons have been good. Retailers in
the country enjoyed a good holiday trads,
and with the closing up of their accounts
for the year have plenty of money to meet
their bills in Onmna.
Sugar was strong for the week, raws
having advance sharply. Wet weather
continues In Cuba, retarding grinding, and
tho Indications are for higher prices be
fore the crop Is marketed. As a result of
the advance In raws. New York retinera
have advanced nil grades of refined far
100 a hundred. This will no doubt be fol
lowed by an advance in the aouth anil
west. . .
i he cheese market has remained nom
inal. Desirable skimi are not overplenU
The first week of the year haa seen a
quiet market In salt nsh. Prices are well
maintained at prevailing high figures.
The official figures on the sardine pacK
have not been made public, but It Is cer
tain that it will exceed any of rerens
years. One reliable estimate made Is l,K-v,-OOo
cases, which Is about 200,000 cases larger
than last year.
Rice has been moving rapidly for the laat
thirty days. Jobbers look for a general Im
provement in prices In this line and expect
to pee both head rice and Japans consid
erably higher before the new crop is on the
market. Advices from the south report a
firm tone on the Atlantic coast and at New
Orleans.
atrenath In Tomatoea.
Outside of tomatoes there Is little intereot
and little change of prices In the canned
goods line. A strong Interest has been
shown in tomatoes for thirty days, and the
Baltimore market haa steadily Increased
until Friday. They nre now held at 26o per
dozen higher than the basis of values De
cember 1. On account of this increase In
values California goods are coming forward
and can be landed at somewhat less than
the eastern packs. Gallons also are taking
on additional strength. The general posi
tion Is one of exceptional strength, and a
further rise In values Is freely predicted.
Coffee was strong for the week on th
large decrease in the visible supply for tho
month of December. It whs 44J..54 bags,
and It waa expected to lw only about 360000
bags. The total movement for December
was TWi.OtJO :K". Estimated receipts for
January are 67,r,(x bags, against 572,000 bag
last year for the samo month. There will
be a steady decrease In the supply now until
July, when the new crop comes on. Al
though the eastern trade papers quote 7s
at 8Sc, Omaha Jobbers have lieen unable to
get any offerings at less than hSiC Tho
Journal of Commerce contains some talk
that If tho Brazilian government puts an
export duty on coffee lUrsevelt will favor
an Import duty.
In peas the market offers little feature.
Stock of desirable grade Is in close com
pass and firmly held. Packers selling at
the prlnclpnl producing points report the
lightest stocks in first hands for a number
of years. Corn Is In fair shape under an
Increased consumptive demand, due to ex
ceptionally low prices ruling.
The entire line of dried fruits, with the
possible exception of raisins, Is In stronger
position than ever, prunes have been
niHikeil un Ue In the last thirty days.
I Higher prices are freely predicted and will
I doubtless come with the heavy demand for
fruit In the spring. Apricots and peaches
are. firm, without large movement. Raisins
are weak and there Is a strong disposition
to urge sales.
Dry Goods nnd Shoes.
No quotable changes ore to be noted In
the price of cottons. Travelers for the va
rious houses are now on the road and a
few orders are already coming in. In addi
tion to the advance business which has been
taken for spring, January undoubtedly will
be a very busy month. Sales have extended
to all departments. An advance 1b looked
for in prints almost any day. Some larg
orders have been taken for these goods
from retailers who are anticipating a
change of price. Collections have been
I good.
i With the snow and thaw some orders for
! shoes have come In to local shoe Jobbers,
It was only a spasmodic demand, however,
and there will have to be a cold spell of a
week or more before the Jobbers enjoy a
good trade. Shoes continue to show a
higher tendency, though no actual advances
have been named.
OUT OF THE OKllAItr.
Lieutenant Von Frank, the oldest offi
cer In the German army, recently cele
brated bis one hundredth birthday at
Chnrlottenburg. He entered an infantry
regiment at Pusen In 1S26.
A Chicago man vanished upon the arrival
of triplets to Join two pulrs of twins already
cheering the domestic circle. Nobody will
have to write a play to explain why he left
home.
Mrs. Francis Alexander of Florence la
one of the oldest women. If not the oldest,
writing today. Mrs. Alexander is In her
ninety-third year and lias Just translated
from the Italian more than 120 miracle
stories and sacred legends.
Stephen Bates, a colored man, has been
chief of police and city sheriff of Ver
gennes, Vt., for twenty-six consecutive
years. He was born of free parents in
Shlrcl, Vu., nearly sixiy-four years ago.
Bates Is a very Intelligent man, entirely
self-taught and occupies a high place In
tiie estimation of the community where
he lives.
During the past year there were more
than 1.000 leas marriage licenses Issued
In Philadelphia tiiun during the preceding
year, i he inariiugo license clerks, how
ever, are comforting their neighbors by
whispering that hundreds of mouest young
Plilladelpliians sneak off and get married
lu some other town to avoid publicity.
Wouldn't a Wisconsin lumberman's syes
bulge out If he could see the spj uce tree
cut near Astoria a few days ago? The tree
measured lOj Indies, or utmost nine leet.
in diameter at the butt, and at the first
limb, which was Iks feet from the ground,
the diameter waa rive feet. The tree con
tained JC.'J.i feet of perfectly clear lumber.
In the cemetery of the Old Oxford church
lu l liliadelphiu is the grave of a man who
died at the age or ii'j ears and eleven
months, having cut short ids career by
worrying lest he should not hve lo be luo.
More fortunate than lie, the Rev. Clarksun
Goud ot Portland, Me., has Just reached the
age of loo after it struggle, ot six months
with illness as well as the weakness of age,
during winch it is believed tuat nothing
kept him alive except his determination
tiiat he would not die until iie was loo.
Having accomplished that, he says he can
dio happy; lie docs not wish to live any
longer.
LEGAL NOTICES
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Office of Lee-Glass-Andreesnn Hardware
Company, Oi'iuha. Neb., Due. ft. Ho5. Notice
lb hereby given to the stockholders of the
le-Uiass-Audieesen Hardware company
that the annual meeting of the stnckhoU.ar
of the company will be held at the offices of
the said company, corner of Ninth and Har
ney streets, in the city of Omaha, In the
state ot Nebraska, on Tuesday, January ,
A. D. I!", at I o'clock d. in., for tha purpose
of electing a boaid of directors fur the com.
pany lo beive during tiie ensuing year nnd
to transact such other business as may La,
pr m uted at such meeting.
Ifceal) H. J. LEE, President
A I lest: W. M. GLAbi. ttccroUry.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual incelli.g of the stockholders
if i i.e huiiin Omaha and Western" Railroad
company, for the election of seven directors
and the transaction of such other busi
ness as may come before the meeting win
bo held at the office of A. J Mohlur
corner of Ninth and Farnam Streets!
Omaha, Nebraska, on Wednesday the
Tenth D-y of January, A. D. 14 n
O clock A. M. T. M. OMR, Secretary
D2W Utni
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINaT
Notice Is tiereby given thai the annual
meeting of the siocnholdei s of The rV.
Building company will be held at 4 o'clock
p. m., Tuesday, January 16. Out, at thi
office of said company In Jh Bee bulldina
Omaha, for the election of a board of di'
rectors for the ensuing year and the tranal
action of such other business ss may proo.
erly come Ixfoie such meeting. By orili
kf the president, fc. O. ROUE WATER
Irti-Wt BWsiaW
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