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    THE OMATIA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JANUARY 15. 1906.
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MISCELLANEOUS-
MIDWINTER TERM OF
BOYLES COLLEGE
JS NOW OPEN
nv Avn KIOHT BESSIONB.
Tet It Is not too late to enter.. New stu
dents r being enrolled dally. Business,
Shorthand. Typewriting. Telegraphy, Eng
lish. Catalogue free. Address.
H. B. BOYLE8. President.
Bovles Building. Oinnhn, Neb.
B-ft
HIGH SPEED GOLD MOULDED
. XP RECORDS 25c EACH.
TVs are manufacturers and sell you direct
from the. factory.
Talking Machln or ail mnas repmireu.
Columbia Phonograph Co.,
Wholesale and Retail.
Wholesale ana aii. i
1(21 Farnam fit.
CITT SAVINGS BANK pays 4 per cent.
A .16
TRY KELLY" 8 TOWEL. SUPPLY. Tel. 36.10.
K ill
LAUNDRY
CITY STEAM
Telephonrt -4. I
an m. nth St. I
R 719 I
tuna ha Safe and Iron Works make a spe-
cialty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and I
sates.
(1. Andreen. l'roo.. 102 8. llth Bt.
R 720
SIGN PAINTING, S. II. Cole. 1303 Dougjas.
R 1-1
Ul Tie R. RUM BED &
SON
1124
UUIC I ico n. Mill Si., Oi
Omsha.
R 245 J 18
STEINWAY piano, upright, big bargain.
remold Piano CO., itui arnam ci.
R "22
f-.I IN and Locksmith. HEFLIN
217 8.
14Lh St. TeloDhone 2974.
V BHiB J IS
Surveying, Blickcnsderter, 312 Bee Bldg.
. K M232 KebJK
IOWA SANITARY CLEANING CO.. 1919
Farnam. R-.MSJ7 t i
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE A clean, up-to-date stock of
general merchandise. In C iming county;
aies average 23,i) per year; can be
made to average xjo.ihw ter year; will
invoice I6,0u0; will lake On aha residence
property to the amount of 4,uou or wui
give a good discount for cum. Address
L 27. Bee. Y-Mt36
FOR SALE OR RENT A new bakery, con
fectionery and lunch room; central Ne
braska city of Iu.iaiu; business on main
street with old establishment; for saie
or rent on easy terms. Fo further in
formation address, 1 23, can Bee.
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WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange
a hotel or restaurant, see Hart & Co., 401
M. 1. Life. . . Y 735
FOR SALE An Implement business In best
town for 1U alxe in state; stocK all new
and up-to-date; good reason Ijr aellinir:
refer to any Omaha wholesale Implement
nrm. ieu, nanson at wo., moomiieid.
IN tO. I-Ut
TO BUY OR BELL any business and for
best Information and quick a ;tlon, see
MOATS, 303 Karbach block. Y 736
ON account of going west, will sell or
trade a first class grocery stock; twenty-
six yoars established trade and In a
- good location. Address K Be Office, 10
peart u, council tiiuns. x m42
CASH paid for dry goods, clothing and gen
eral merchandise stock Tiie Merchants
Stock Co., 1st Nat l Bk. Blag., omana.
Y 449
FOR 8ALB A good hotal business at
Genoa, wD. tl. m. Hllllman. Y 48a 17
FOR SALE Tho best hardware business.
for the money. In Omaha. Established 80
years. Annual sales, l.,o,ooo, and increas
ing, owner wants to retire. Over ll.ooo.
000 expended In buildings here last year.
nils year win oeat tnose ngures. A har
vest for material men. Address P. O.
box i, umana. Y 601
HOTEL For Trade A good 25-room hotel In
a good country town doing good business.
The hotel Is furnished and want to trade
for & residence In Omaha. Let me hear I
from you at once. Address L 10, care Bee.
X-t42 16
FOR BALE First class three-chair barber
shop. Address, i". O. Box 64S, Red Cloud,
nco. i AibdU 19
FOR SALE At or.ce, drug store. In central
Nebraska: Invoice io.2U0: selllna nriee.
84,800; will pay for itself In one year. Ad-
aress L sz, care Bee. Y M794 20
WANTED 82.000 or less to Invest In busi
ness baying fully 10 oer cent annually.
Write and Investigate. Address L 84. care
Bee. Y-788 15x
WANTED, partner for theatrical enter
prise with well known manager; best of
icrerences given. Address L 41, care Bee.
Y H07 15x
FOR SALE FARMS
BUY northwestern Texas land and double
your money in one year. One crop more
than pays for the land; 84 to $10 per acre.
Hot i.lnds unknown; rainfall amule. Kr-
cursions first and third Tuesdays of each
wionin; -ii oi one tare ror tne round trip.
B. C. Higgle Si Co., 213-14 N. Y. Life Bldg,
AMIMM . II. JUU, ll I ,
760-ACRE stock and farm ranch. Improved;
$ per acre cash. 8. Hawver. 1614 Emmet.
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FOR SALE 7 acres good level land, lying
south of Gretna. Inquire J. W. Booie.
Ot'llllSMClU, lieu. 11 Al JU- UX
DOUGLAS COUNTY FARM
$65.00 PER ACRE.
80 acres. 2H miles northwest of Valley,
i-room house and other improvements.
tc err unuer cumvaiion, Daiance pasture
GEORGE COMPANY, ltiul Farnam St.
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640 ACRES BOONE COUNTY,
. NEB., 528,800.
EASY TERMS
A very desirable farm, u miles east of
Cdur Rapids, well Improved. 420 ares
under cultivation, balance In pasture and
nay land; H mile from good school. Terms,
$1U.OOU cash, balance 10 years ut 6. If place
is sold Immediately farm Implements suffi
cient to work entire farm will be put in.
For further Information call on or write
GEORGE- COMPANY. 1601 Farnam Si.
H fuo 16
EASTERN NEBRASKA FARMS '
For sale, improved. Three nulee from
ialliod and court house. Address Bo
126. Omalia. Neb.
PATENTS
II. A. STl'RGES. registered attorney; pat
ents, trade marks, copyrights; uo fee un
its successful. 517 N. Y. Life. Omaha.
- .63
P. J. I.AR8ON 4k CO.. patent lawyers.
Patent book free. Bee Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
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ftHARPE MACHINE WORKSPatenta
procured, inventions developed, drawings,
patterns, castings, machine work. u4-uU
S. 10th Bt. 756
PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Na
tional Investment Co., 61 Douglas Blk.
' 768
FLORISTS
HE89 8WOBODA. 1415 Farnam. -7W
U HENDERSON, 1611 Farnam. Tel. 12M.
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WANTED MALE HELP
Winter Term
OF THE
Omaha Commercial College
19TH AND FARNAM.
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Full Particulars In Free Catalogue.
RUHKBOl'QH BROS
OMAHA. NEB.
B ?I0
WANTED 200 teamsters and laborers Of
government irrigation canal; an winter
worn; good warm quarters; wtg s .
pr day. James O'Connor. Torrlngton,
Wyo. B M546 J22
DRL'U stores bought and sold. Drug clerks
wanted, F. V. Knlest, 624 N. x. . .
a M
WANTED Gordon press feeders. A.
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nooi, inc., mo Howard St. o "
WANTED For V. 8. Army, ablebodled
men netween ages or 21 ana J; citizens i
United States, of good character and tem
perate habits, who can speak, read and
write English. For Information apply tc
Hecrultln Office, nth and Douglas Bts..
Omsha; Lincoln and Orand Island, Neb.,
or Sioux City, la. B 17-
WANTED At once, 600 sound young men
to prepare. BV MAIL, for the spring cx-
nmlntioiis fur firemen und brakemen on
rsllyways; high wages; promotion; hun
dreds ot good positions open. Csll
write for full particulars. National Rail
way Training Asm. 61 lax ton kik.
. H M4,i rCDj
WANTED Three first class coat maker!
at once. Henley Bros., Lincoln. Neb.
B MSls 2-x
WANTED Men to learn barber trade. Our
,.,. ,nn, n. .i-h. flteadr orac-
nd positions waiting. Money earned trom
start: big wages to graduates; Just tne
season to begin. Call or write, Moler
ttuoer v.viiegc, iiib rarnam si.
B-MS26 lax
WANTED A strong man to wont in wnoie-
sate nouse to tissisi in mints.
and shipping merchandise. State expcrl-
rnce and salary expected. Aaaress. i. a,
care Bee. a oi
WANTED Carpenters. 25 cents an hour;
work all winter. Address, Jos. Schleslger,
contractor. Yutan. Neh. B bit
MEN AND BOYS wanted to earn 5 to 8
a day after comploilng course of practi
cal Instruction a home or In our schools;
graduates admitted to Lnion; posmons
secured. Coyne Bros. Co. Practical
Schools Plumbing and Bricklaying, New
York, Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis.
Free catalogue. B 731 Feb3
WANTED Experienced shoo clerk to as
sist during our special sale, January so to
27; good wages to the right man. Address
II. F. Gumpert, Fremont, Neb.
11 Mt7 IS
WANTED Boy for night work. Apply
room 112 Board oi Trad ouuaing.
Li 8J9
WANTED State manager for Nebraska to
handle twelve men selling our line oi
blacksmithing tools direct to farmers
Mum be reliable and have some wonting
capital. To the first man we can out
line a plan whereby he can clear up
5.0n0 In the next twelve months: no fake;
simply a first-class business opportunity.
C. R. Harper Manufacturing Co.. Mar
shalltown. la. B M834 15
JOB PRINTER for high-grade work; good
wages and permanent Job for tne rignt
man. Give references as to character and
ability. Chas. C. Smith, Exeter, Neb.
B M&36 15
WANTED FEMALE HELP
A COOK wanted; lady preferred. Neu-
meyer hotel, council Blurts. c mm
TWO room. 1120 North 17th street.
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GIRLR-Burgea Shirt Co., 21st and Far
nam. w so janzn
LADIES Learn my business: make $26.00
weekly; travel anywnere; no canvassing.
Address Mrs. F. Devereaux, Sioux
Clt. la. C M619 lox
GIRL for general housework: no washing.
'Phone F zi&i.tMrs. u. iiocnsteticr, 4io
South 88tii St. c 040
WANTED Young lady to act as stenog
rapher and casnier in insurance omce.
Give orevlous occupation and references.
Give telephone address also if. possible.
Address L zo. Bee omce. v M.ao is
WANTED Competent children" nurse to
do second work; references required;
good wages. Apply 3718 Dewey Ave.
Phone Black 4507. C-7S6 15
WANTED, girl
for light housework - In
family of two.
Call at 1508 Lalk St.
C 320
8HIRTMAKERS wanted at once, must be
thoroughly experienced: apply tailor, 4tn
floor. J. 1 uranaeis t eons.
42-MS06 It
NEAT, middle aged womn for general
housework. Apply 14-1 uoage bi.
C 801
GIRL for general housework
1501 So.
C 804 16
29th St
WANTED A cook. 2328 Harney St.
c 6&o l&x
GIRL for general housework; small family.
646 Georgia Ave. Mrs. 11. 11. rxeaie.
C 784 17
SITUATIONS WANTED
YOUNG MAN wants place to work for
board. J.ei. uet. uoytee uiiieaje.
A 134
WANTED Position as yardman: best of
references. Address L 26. care Bee.
A-M618 15X
WANTED Situation as stenographer by
competent young lady. Aaaress u iz,
Bee. ' A- -aims iox
WANTED Experienced housemaid at 3416
Capitol Ave. lei. im avu io
SITUATION wanted, by Japanese, house
work In private family.
Address L 39,
care tiee.
A 658 16x
WANTED AGENTS
I AGENTS wanted everywhere
popular policies, covering a
to sell our
all accldenu,
diseases and occupations; something en
tirely new and iaaued by this society
only; easily unaerstooa ana easily sold
cost but M per annum each, payable
monthly if desired; large commissions
paid Immediately and exclusive territory
allowed. Address National Accident so
ciety, 320 Broadway, New York. Estab
lished 20 years. J-M276 metis
OUR burglar alarms keep em out; agents
wanted. Monroe 1.0., uniana.
J -M614 15x
SALESMEN WANTED
FRIEND & MARKS, MILWAUKEE
Makers of the popular PROURESS1VB
Uijsfc, 01 aien a ana loung men s doming,
want first-class Salesmen for NEBRASKA.
MINNESOTA ard WISCONSIN. Liberal
consideration. Apply quick. lr-Uul la
SALESMAN WANTED First class; every
county in iseDiasKa; used oy every
fanner; sella at sight; permanent posi
tion; two years contract; investigate.
Address, Stale Manuger, Box 64. Mamma,
111. L-Mii27 22X
LOST
LOST, strayed or stolen, female black and
tan; answers to name or Daisy; return to
2710 Bristol St., and receive reward. No
questions asked. Lust 670 lax
LOST Diamond brooch,
turn lo Bee office.
Reward for re
Lost MW7 18
STRAYED Bay horse, weight about 1.IU)
pounds, 10 years old, a little white In
forehead, slightly swayback, shod til
around; suitable reward. Neb -Iowa
Grain Co. 'Phone 861. Lost M835 13
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
ATTORNEYS everywhere. The New Snow
Church Co., main floor, N. Y. L. Tel. 133.
J. M. Mac far land. 308 N.Y.L. Bldg. Tel. 6868.
MUSIC AND LANGUAGES
VOICB culture. Italtar method. Mrs.
Maryland Martin. 21 Arlington block.
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MEET A MAN WITH MONEY
THROUGH BEE WANT ADS.
FOR RENTFURNISHED ROOMS
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam.
E 7i
VICE, large room, east frontage; also one
fine large room with private marble wash;
all MODERN CONVENIENCES. Includ
ing use of telephone. Inquire 11U N. 2th.
E 691
PRIVATE family, strictly modern, excel
lent location. 'Phone 2310 Webster.
E I2S
VIENNA Hotel; private dining roo iti.o f e-
IRNISHED room, with Mot and cold
water, gas, electric light and telephone,
for gentluian. 217 8. 2Cth St. E 130
ROOMS and good board. $9 per wee and
up. Call 1517 Chicago St. E-741
Tel. 116 O. M. E. Haul Trunks
E-7U
FURNISHED room for gentleman; private
family. 316 N. 18th. K2 15x
LARGE furnished front room, modern,
with phone. 714 S. 17th Ave. K M617 Itix
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, modern
house, private family. 1126 S. 30th Ave.
"Phone 6198. E 6 lx
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
Tel. 61 L O. M. E. Haul 1 runks
F ill
THE ROSE. 2020 Harney St. Nice warm
rooms wun guoa ooara. House modern.
Day board. AIfo meal tickets.
F 189 J26x
THE BACHELORS will have vacant Jan
uary 15 a large doublo alcove room, suit
able for three persons or small family.
F-iiaa
609 S. 25th
Ave.
Private faintly. Homo
F M-C48 21x
cooking.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
FOUR modern rooms, parlor floor, lot S.
am ou u MJt4
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT.
8-room modern brick house, 1H4 S.
32d St t;ooo
8-room modern house, 906 S. 33d St 27.M)
12-room modern brick house, iill N.
20th St 20.00
5-room house, 1144 N. Mth St ly.oO
THOMAS BKI;N.NAN,
Room 1, New York Life Bldg.
D Mfi8 19
PIANO moving; lowest rates for reliable
service, roi. ib3. scumouer & Mueller.
U-.it
HniKFsln n ParU of th tlty. R.
I1UUJLOc. Peters & Co.. Bee Hide.
D 746
THE Omaha Van & Storage Co., pack.
move and store H. H. goods. Storehouse,
1120-24 N. 19th. Office, 1511 U Farnam.
Tel. 1559. D 747
WE MOVE pianos. Maggard Van & Stor
age Co. lei, lira, omce, 113 weDsier nt.
D-7 SO
uni ICpCin all parts of the city. The
nUUOCJo, F. Davis Co., 60s Bee BUlg.
749
HOUSES, Insurance. Rlngwalt, Barker Blk.
JJ- .4)11
T. SCHWARTZ, moving van.
1610 Webster.
D M-10 J 14
Tel 2040.
CHOICE MODERN HOME.
Nine rooms and barn, Vk block from 24th
car, Blnney si. Tel. Harney tuu. u
8-ROOM modern house, except furnice, $20.
C. M. Bachmann, 436 Faxton Blk. i ei.
A2638L D-24
Desirable modern house, 9 rooms, nice
plumbing, good furnace, newly palmed and
papered, good barn, large lawn, 2541 Chi
cago street. Rent, $40.
UAKVin uriua., iw tAn.iA.li.
D 144
FOR RENT 22d and California Sts.,9-room
house, 83..60; 7-room, Wi.w. notn moa
ern; in complete repair. Inquire at 607
N. 19th St. D 474
$18.00 7-ROOM house, 1911 California St.
BREEN at tiLUUM, 014 nee iiiag.
D M595
7-ROOM house, 1530 South ?th. Clarke
Powell. 3044 rarnam oi. rnonc 7.1.
FOR RENT.
SK27 Harnev 8t.. 8-room modern house.
steel and gas ranges Included; fine location.
good yard, $40 per montn.
GEORGE & COMPANY, 1601 Farnam St.
If 1X la
FOR RENT STORES & OFFICES
NO equal In location, in best condition;
grocery, drug store, with fixtures, also
laundry with power. Apply Tizurd, 2J0
N. 23d. 1-187
THREE-STORY and basement, 1003 Far
nam; elevator. 314 First Nat l Bank Bldg.
I lal
WANTED A tenant for a new store on up
per Farnam street, to be built to suit. If
Interested advise at once.
HARRISON & MORTON.
913 N. T. Lite Bldg. Tel. 314.
J-13U
FOR RENT Desk room in Bee office, city
hall building. 417 N. 25th St., South Omalia.
Apply to manager. 1134
FOR RENT FARMS
FOR RENT Forty acres, suitable for
small dairy, between South Omaha and
Fort Crook. Box 20 Fort Crook. Neb.
-M555 lSx
70 acres. 3 miles northwest of Benson,
unimproved. $3.00 an acre.
GEORGE & COMPANY, 1601 Farnam St.
6u8 15
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED To rent, farms in central Ne
braska; can give good references. Ad
dress Archie E. Davidson, Broetoii, 111.
R. R. 18. K M0; 16x
YOUNG lady desires room near 26th and
Furnam, without board. Answer I, ,
care Bee. K 665 16x
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
WANTED City loans and wurrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St.
W-773
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
V.' 774
BUILDING loans on residence property: f
per cent. W. B. Melkle, Ramge Blk.
W-775
LOWEST RATES Bemis, Pax tun Blk.
W-T76
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead. 1620 Douglua
W-777
GARVIN BROS.. 1604 Farnam; city loans,
and 6H par cent Interest; no delay.
W-778
81.000.000 TO LOAN on buslneis and resi
dence properly tn Omaha; lowest rates, no
delay. Thomas Brennan. R. 1, N. Y. Lire.
W-779
6 6H PER CENT loans on city property.
W. fl. Thomas, 1st National Bank Birtg.
W-17
WANTED City loans.
R. C. Peters it Co.
W-780
FARM. CITY AND BUILDING LOANS
Reed Bros.. 1710 Farnam St. W 7al
WANTED SOME IRAN'S OF 8I.0HO TO
$2,000. BREEN BLOOM, 611 BEE BLD-l.
W-iJJ
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
MODERN i-room house, $2,u00; 3f-' N. 27th.
Tel. 3281 RE Mt7 Jltx
GLOVER Cuban Land Co.. Room 3, N. Y.
L. R E Mii 25 F8
80-acre farm, miles from Council MufTs1
postoftlce; 60 acres valley land, In culti
vation; 7 or 8 acres Umber; new house und
bain; orchard. Verv cheap nt irto frr
Here. H'. U. McOee, 14 Pearl St., Council
Bluffs. KE
TEXAS 6.nfl0 acres level, loamy oll; 2
crops corn In year; grows almost ary
tlilng; $0 nil nere; near railroad and
county seat, and proposed colony. Will
sell slngl sections. Invest now and ineke
100 per cent. Address L 47. Hr.
RE MS2 lix
Farm and Ranch Lands
Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado and Wyoming;
low prices; ten years' time. Land Dept.
U. P. R. II., Omaha, Neb.. Dept. "A."
RE-771
C,B- W illiamson Co. iT- MoS?-"-
RE-T70
FARMS and city homos. Kemp. Rral-E-tater,
Blair. Neb. RE M28i
MAKE me an offer on lot at ne. cor. 34th
and Lafayette Ave. Bemla park. Frank
Planck, owner, 410 Bee Bldg. RE 677
WRITE for Illustrated pamptilet, describ-
ing two randies in the corn and alfalfa
belt. Willis 1 ad well, Broken Bow. Neb.
FOR SALE Large house, two barns and
two full lots, on N. 1Mb St., only H.iMV.
This Is a bargain.
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room 1, New York Life Bldg.
RE-76D
GOOD INVESTMENT Two elegant, mod
ern houses; full lots; growing value;
natural trees; rentals near $5nn a year.
Only $l.f.0u, terms easy. Inquire 1411
Vinton St. RE 633 21
SMALL farm of 40 acres, miles south
of Council ISIufTs and 7 miles from Glen
wood, $1,350; $5m) cash and balance long
time. Breen & Bloom, Bee Bldg., or
Glenwood Abstract Co., Glenwood, la.
RE 536 15
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE At a bargain, material In stonu
wall at 17th and Douglas Sis. See R. W.
Baker, superintendent Bee building, or
C. C. Rosewater, Bee business office.
W-lTlx
Al'CTION sales of 9S different lots of un
claimed and delinquent accounts of house
hold Roods, pianos, trunks, eU, by the
sheriff, beginning Friday, January 19, at
10 a. in. nt Omaha Van and Storage com
pany, 112(i to 1142 N. 19lh SU y 490 19
ONE roll top desk, one roll top typewriter
desk, one bookkeeper's desk, one smal
office safe; nil in good condition. Hole.
Reporter, 422 S. 15tli. vi M665 20
FOR SALE One mimeograph, in good or
der Inquire at business office, Omaha
Be. i . j-m
FOR SALE Two lire scholarships or
Omaha business college. Address Dwlghl
Williams, Omaha Bee, Omaha, Neb.
g 829
TWO A. Ball roulette wheels for sale; reas
onable. Address P. O. Box So, South
Omaha. Q M-643 20
SECOND-HAND
STEAM Fli UISGSFOR SALE
If you want a bargain In steam fittings call
and look ovef the following supplies:
l.s-inch Austin's horizontal separator.
1.4-inch Austin s vertical separator.
These have been taken out on account of
changes In our steam plant and are In
good condition. Audress Bee Building
Co., orssee W, H. Bridges, engineer, Bee
Bldg., Omaha. g 632
600 STOVES- to select from at low prices.
Chicago Furniture Co., 1410-1412 Douge SL
g 72S
OA K folding bed for sale, cheap. Address
L 40, care Bee. g 667 15x
SPECIAL PRICES FOR NEBRASKA.
The famous Old Trusty Incubators; made
by Johnson, the Incubator man. Send
for 124 page free catalogue, 2m poultry
illustrations. M. M. Johnson Co., Clay
Center, Neb. g 266
WE TRUST EVERYBODY, easy payments,
and lend the world in cneap prices on
billiard and pool tables and bar fixtures;
catalogue free. The Brunswick Baike
Collender Co., 407 S. loth St., Omaha. Neb.
g M637
CRIBBING, fir timbers, SO feet and under;
seasoned hardwcod lumber. 801 Douglas.
g-r.s
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. BEST MIXED
PAINT. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.,
Omahu. g 726
MILCH COWS.
Center.
on easy terms.
43d and
g 28a
PIANO Square. $1": Do cents weekly. Per
field Piano Co., 1611 Farnam St. g 727
MEDICAL
FOR women only. Dr. Raymond's Fills,
women's monthly regulator, has brought
happiness to thousands of anxious
women; no pain, no danger, no Interfer
ence with work; lellef In 8 to 6 days. We
have never known of a single failure.
Price, $2 by mall. Raymond's Monthly
Regulator In lluuld, $3. Dr. R. G. Ray
mond Remedy Co., Room 35, 84 Adams Si.,
Chicago, III, 765
LADIES, $1,000 REWARD! I positively
guarantee my Never-Falling ERGO
KOLO Remedy Saf ly relieves longest,
most obstinate cases of delayed Monthly
Periods In 3 to 5 days without harm, pain
nr interference with work. Mall $1.60.
Double strength $:'00. "SPECIAL FOLD
EK FOR LADIES FREE. DR. B. H.
SOUTHINGTON CO.. KANSAS CITY,
MO.
BEST nerve bracer for men. "Gray's Nerve
Food Pills" $1 box. postpaid. Sherman
Ji McConnell Drug Co.. Omalia. 767
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
FOR BAI K New and second-hand billiard
and pool tables, bar fixtures of all kinds;
easy payment. Hend for catalogue.
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender, 407 S. loth SL.
Omaha. Hi
NO TRUST PRICES Brand new solid oak
billiard and pool tables for $100: also bar
fixtures cheap; write for catalogues. Chaa.
Passow & Sons. Chicago. rJL'
PRINTING
I VNircTin High-grade 1906 Calendar.
LiNUSIAU gE' cor. 16th St. and
& JORVfc Capitol Ave. -764
DOUGLAS PTg. Co.. 1508 HowaraTel.Jja
THE JENNINGS P'T'G CO. 'Pbn?)-
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON Institute. 418 N. Y. U Tel. 114.
37
DR. WELLS. L. C. Neville blk. 5877.
MRS. J. It. MU8ICK. osteopathy. Navlll
Blk. jn-J
TICKET BROKERS
CUT RATE railway ticket everywhere,
p. II. I'l.tlbln. 15u4 Farnam. 'PhoneJM.
LARSON 4 JOHNSON. 1406 Farnam. Tel.
1836.
FOR SALE HORSES, WAGONS
GOOD large barn for rent at ?7th and
Leavenworth Sis.. $15- N. P. Iolg
Co.. 1614 Farnam Su
e
at
PERSONAL
DRAMATIC ART toky.
The Chambers School of Stage Arts of
teis exceptional opportunities lo students
wiHhlnif a thorough course of Instruction
In all that pertains to the essentials of
stage craft and oratory. Correcting de
ficiencies of the speaking voice a specialty.
The only school having its own theater,
THE LYRIC.
Now permanently located In the Omaha
Commercial College building, corner ltn
mid Farnam streets. Send lor prospectus.
Management ol Willard E. C hambers, lei.
F-1S71. Direct .it- of school, Jolm fcagar
Owens. Tel. 12S9. U -84
CHRONIC nervous diseases successfully
cured by the well known Hauls
mont; consultation free. J. W. Morri
son, 310 Bee Bldg. OUIce hours 3 to b p.
ni.; Sundays, 1 to 3 p. in. U 49S Jan20
MAGNETIC OSTEOLOGY
CATARRH, APPENDICITIS. UKM
TIM, SPINAL TROUBLES, CONFUTA
TION. MRS. M. RITTENHOVSE,
412 N. 16lh. Room 2, Second Floor.
U 38 liX
WE make a specialty of renting high i grade
pianos and offer a great variety, a and
up. Tel. 1626. Schmoller St Mueller, ll')(
Harney. U-8o
DR. JACKSON, R. 4, Frcnxcr block.
Chronic diseases a specialty. Consulta
tion Iroe. L .Ji
ANY POOR GIRL 111 need of a friend call
or write to the matron of the Salvation
Army home for women at SH24 N. -4ln
St., Omaha, Neb. U M100
PRIVATE home during confinement: babies
boarded and adopted. Mrs. Uardell, Uli
Charles. Tel. 6J11. 119
PRIVATE home during confinement; babies
Adopted The Good Hniarltan Sanitarium.
Tt First Ave.. Council Bluffs, la. Tel. 7i4.
U 1 '
OMAHA Stammerer Institute. Ranigc Bllt.
II 7'J9
FACTORY tuners and action regulators at
lowest rates for reliable service. Tel. ltiii.
Schmoller & Mueller, piano makers.
L 800
TUB, vapor and alcohol baths, 1M 8. 13th.
U-S01
M AflNCTIP treatment & Baths. Mine.
lYlAUlN E 1 lUSlIlU, us N. 15, 2d fl.. r. 2.
II 3 W
THE Salvation Army solicits cast-off cloth
ing; in fact, anything you do not need;
we collect, repair and sell, at 114 N. llth
St., lor cost of collecting to the wortny
poor. Call 'phone 4135 and wagon will call.
U-SU
MASSAGE specialist for chronic diseases,
Joseph Ruben, room 218, Bee Bldg. Tel.
6; Omaha; 27 years' experience; work
guaranteed. U S92 Feb6
PIANO CLUB
llanos delivered ut once, $1 weekly. All
music lessons tree. JOIN NOW. Pertic-ld
l'iano Co., 1611 Farnam Si. U 802
WE RENT sewing machines, 75c week. We
repair all makes of machines; second
hand machines, $5 to $lo. Neb. Cycle Co.
Tel. 1663. Cor. 16th and Harney. U 803
FREE medical and surgical treatment at
Creighton Medical college, 14th and Dav
enport Sts.; tpecial uttention paid to con
finement coses; all treatment supervised
by collecg professors. 'Phone 1167. Calls
answered day or night. U 1:8
OMAHA PRESSING CO.
Clothes cleaned and repaired; satisfaction
guaranteed. .Prices moderate. Tel. uss.
16th and Dodge Sis. U M238 F3
PLEATING. KIut?onas:
bund for price list
and samples. "
THE GOLDMAN PLEATING CO
200 Douglas Block. Tel!"l93.
RUPTURE CURED No knife, no lnie--tions.
call or write for booklet. Ouic'k
Omaha.
; - , ... v . jt vv uldK .
U u.
UT1AVL' -m , . ...
your ula'nn m iT"o,Ca11 nnd lu,,e
V-VrnL ' Ierheld F'ano Co., Kll
t ai nanr. U Suti
ADROIT HAIR BAZAAR
Removed from 164) Douglas St. to rooms
8-4-0 Arlington Blk., loll Uodge. Mrs. lnxa
diiiuiuku onimc, piup. iei. Douglas
2u60. LT M -2XH
TRY KELLY'S LAUNDRY.
PHONE 35J0.
U 6u;
MME. PAREE of N. Y.-Shavlng, Facial
Massage, Manicuring. 208 Douglas Lik.
U 630 Jan 17
MRS. MERGES, pianist, 209 8. 2oth. Tel
L-168 Feb 1 "
PRIVATE hospital during confinement Ba
bies adopted. Besi ana cheapest In iho
city. 2319 S. 13th St., Omaha. Neb.
U 31)1 Febl7
DR. ROY. Chiropody. R. 2 & 3, I606 Farnam.
U-ols
PRIVATE confinement home; babies
adopted. Mrs. Dr. King, 6U6 N. 16th St.
Tel. 3568. U-M524 F8
MASQUE costumes.
Litben. Tel. 4115.
U-M526 Fs
DRESSMAKING
GOLDMAN Pleating Co., 200 Douglas Blk.
iti
DRESSMAKING in families or at home.
Mis Sturdy, 2606 Davenport. Tel. Harnuy
1002. -7M
GOWNS, tailoring.
Mrs. Mottas, 2127 Far.
M453 Jl
MRS. ROYS, cloaks, ladles' tailoring and
evening gowns. 'Phone 2476. an Dav pt.
-168 Febl
FOR EXCHANGE
IF YOU do not And what you want in this
column, put an ad. in and you will soon
get It. z-suj
WILL TRADE A GOOD PIANO FOR
DRAFT HORSE. 318 M'CAGI.'K BLDG.
Z-M477 J 18
PLUMBING
CHAPMAN & MAHAN. Repairs promptly
done. Prices reasonable. 612 N. 16th. i. l.
Red-5864. 68SJuu2
A SAVARD. 4314 N. 24th.
Tel. 5832.
M51S Jam'!
DANCING ACADEMY
MORANDS
for private or class les
sons, at l.'ith & HuriifV
Tel. 1041. Adult Tue. & Fridays. N p. m.
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To nuy, two second-hand 45
ton steam f hovels nnd luO second-hand
one and one-half yard dump cars. Ad
dress P. O. Box 115. Fremont, Neb.
N-M677 17
CLAIRVOYANTS
MME. BUDDHA. LEADING PALMIST.
Call at No. 113 South 16th St.. upstairs.
Resultful prediction absolutely given.
H-768
I
Wnen You Write to
Advertisers
remember It only takes an extra stroke or
two of the pen to mention the fact that you
aw the ad. In TP Be
DEATH NOTICES
Hl'DD Albert A., st tllil South Nineteenth
street. Sunday. January 14, l. in tils
sixty-first year.
Funeral notice later. Kunsas City papers
please copy.
UNDERTAKERS
Bralley tc Dorranee, 20th and Cum. Tel. Bj.
790
HARRY B. DAVIS. 411 S. 15lh.
Tel. 122S.
-7til
DODDER. E. L., 224 Cuming. Tel. 77.
TAOOART, 23d and Cuming. Tel 714.
8WANSON. N. P.-1701 Cuming St. Tel. 1000
157 tf
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 r;tcs and easy psy
inents. Established 1N9. 8 and 9 Barker
Block.
Duff Green. Jule Althaus
X-137
MONEY
THE COST.
WE think you will agree with us that
the cost should always be known before a
contract Is made, and If you apply to us
we will tell you in advance to the cent what
the transaction will cost you.
Y'OU can borrow of us on Furniture,
Fianos, Live Stock and other chattels, or
on own agreement to repay if you have
regular employment.
WE chargi; as little as anyone in the city
for our class of loans and we charge much
less than some concerns, so you can t make
a mistake by seeing us if you want to
borrow.
GIVE us a trial Is all we ssk and we will
by Just treatment attempt to retain your
patronage.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY,
119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 2296.
t Established M:. U U a. 16th St.
X-669
CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS.
PHOENIX CREDIT CO..
Tel. 745. psxton Blk.
X 783
!MO!vJFYIF NEED IT. come
where It Is easy to get on chat
tels and salaries; no red tape; get the
money tho same day you ask tor it ; lowest
rates; strictly conlidcntial business treatment-
BOWEN.
703 New York Life Bldg. Tel. 2200.
X-785
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOrLB
and others without security; easy pay
ments. Offices 111 d3 principal cities. Tol
man, room 714 New York Life Bldg.
X-787
DR. PRIBENOWS PRIVATE MONEY
loaned on furniture, pianos, salary,
horses, etc.. In any amount at less tnan
half the rate; no red tape; perfect pri
vacy; immediate attention; 011 any terms
wanted; payments suspended in casa of
sickness or out of employment. Room
214 Karbach Blk., 2IJ0 S. luth St. X75S
BEE the Western Loan company for furni
ture, diamond and salary loans. 331 Ne
ville Blk.. luth and Harney. Tel. 6519.
X-217
CHATTEL, salary and jewelry loans. Foley
Loan Co., 1604 Farnam St. X 7S9
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed. 319 S. 13.
X-780
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1301 Doug. as.
X 1
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF THE RE-EXTENSION OF
CHARTER OF THE OMAHA NA
TIONAL BANK.
Charter No. 1633.
CERTIFICATE RE-EXTENDING
CHARTER. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY. WASHINGTON, D. C, De
cember 14. 18.
Whereas, By satisfactory evidence pre
I sentea IO 1110 umirioinueu, 11 iia, ot-en
' mnde to appear that the Omaha National
1 bank, located In the city of Omaha, in the
1 eounty of Douglas and mate of Nebraska.
sented to the undersigned, it has been
has complied with all the provisions of the
act of congress "lo enable national hanking
associations to extend their corporate ex
istence and for other purposes," approved
July 12, 18X2, as amended by the act ap
proved April 12. 1902;
Now. therefore, I William B. Rldgely'.
comptroller of the currency, do hereby cer
tify that the Omaha National bank, located
In the city of Omaha, in the county of
Douglas and the state of Nebraska. Is au
thorized to have succession for the period
specillced In Its amended articles of asso
ciation, namely, until close of business on
December 14, 1925.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
nnd seal of office this Mth day of December,
1906. WILLIAM B. R IDG ELY,
(Seal.) Comptroller of the Currency.
, Extension No. 944.
D17-26 Jl-8-15 m
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE
Stores. Otlice Purchasing Commissary,
U. S. Army, Omaha. Neb., January 16,
1906. Sealed proposals, subject to the
usual conditions, will be received at this
bffice until i0 o'clock a. in., January 'Ji.
19ci, at which time and place they will
be publicly opened for furnishing subsist
ence stores as follows: Flour. sugar,
canned goods, etc. Preference will be given
to articles of domestic production. Blank
proposals and specifications can be ol
tatned at this office.
T. B. HACKER. Purchashing Conir.:'sary.
Jan.l5-1-17-18.
He Would Have Known.
The report was current a short time ago
that George Ade, whose side-splitting com
ments on matrimony have become current
aphorism, had himself been, caught In the
toils, and was to wed Miss Dorothy Ten
nant, the actress who has made such a hit
In Mr. Ade's play. "The College Widow."
A recent New York dally publishes an
amusing Interview with the fabllst and
playwright anenl this same bit of gossip.
"Are you going to marry Miss Tennant?"
asked the hopeful reporter, respectfully.
"Not that 1 know of," said the playwright,
"and I think I would have the first tip."
"Why not." pursued the Intrepid Inter
viewer. "Well, for one reason," said Mr. Ade. "I
have a tenant on my farm now."
"Are there any other reasons?" persisted
the pertinacious pencil pusher, when the
wild uproarious laughter had subsided.
"Yes," said Mr. Ade, gravely. "I may lie
a farmer, but no one can accuse me of
being a husbandman."
Moral It s a smooth guy that knows when
to sidestep. Harper's Weekly.
Truth About Moonshlaers.
Novelists who have written about moon
shiners have cast about them a glamour
that is not real. We are led to Infer from
works of fiction that the moonshiner makes
whisky and refuses to pay tax on It purely
on principle. He does It lo show that he
hai a free and untrammeled soul, according
to the writers. And he is always possessed
of a pretty daughter. As a matter of fact,
the moonshiner makes whisky and avoids
the tax for revenue only and his daughter
is a "fright." The whisky, too. Is astro
closs. The oleomargarine maker I a nicer
person that the moonshiner: he Is pot so
averse to water that he never takes a bath
nd he does iwit regard murder a pas
time. Bo we would commend him to our
writers of romance as a worthier subject
that his mountaineer prototype. He in more
accessible and safer and In time can lie
made a picturesque figure. St. Loui Globe-Democrat.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
CUsinf of the Lid in Omaha Sends I.'gnj
of th Thirsty Tkis Wsy.
RUMOR OF SUNDAY CLOSING IN THIS CITY
Member of Pollee Hoard erls It
W ill Vnrelr Come If It I Atisrrd
the 1.14 Will Remain on
In Omnhn.
Th.it the lid was on pretty tight In Omsha
yesterday was demonstrated here by the
large numbers of the thirsty who prom
enaded, or otherwise moved along the thor
oughfares here. The South Omaha police
also discovered that "Brown was In town,"
and a good batch of Judge Crawford' grist
will be ground out by Judge King today.
The rockplle Is hound to gvt a big boost.
The "dlpso" who formerly "mooched"
their drinks In Omaha were in hard lines.
They couldn't pay the enr fare, and If a
few. by hook or crook, hnprenid to got
here, they found It hard to hg drinks or
to "butt In." largely It was the plain,
thirsty men who visited the city ln.t 'night.
South Omaha was open n usual, but there
re rumors of n change. The Fire and
Police Board makes the swieping assertion
that when It comes the lid will be screwed
so tight that not even a "squeal" will
escape. "We are ready." said Mr. Ber
qulst, "a soon as we see that Omaha
means business, or as soon as the Board
of Fire and Police Commissioners in Omaha
give direct orders for the closing of all
saloons In Omaha, to adopt the same policy
here. We don't wnnt to make the move
on our own initiative for tho reason that
local business would be materially hurt
by reason of open saloons In Omaha, which
has its share of attractions already. And
further, when we adopt the policy we want
to put it in force for good, and I wlil say
this, that we will enforce It straight
through our administration ns long as w
are here. We arc waiting to see that policy
made the order of action on the part of
the Omaha commission."
Democrats Warming- I p.
Affairs in the democratic camp are be
ginning to take on some form, but It .1
not safe to predict for a good while yet
who will become the nominees. So far
there have been no tilings by democrat
of persons desiring to hold the public of
fice, but hints have been dropped by those
who are closest to the pulse of the party
which Indicates there is something in the
air. It now appears reasonably sure the
hottest battle will be for the nomination
for mayor. It Is likely that D. 6. Park
hurst will be one corner of a triangular
fight, with Dr. T. H. Elisor another, while
a third man who has never yet figured In
the political arena has appeared on the
political offing. Samuel Schrlgley will be
a candidate for councilman from the Sixth
ward. Mr. Schrlgley has figured In former
political contests and Is well known.
Thomas M. Geary and Andrew M. Galla
gher will probably have to fight It out for
the nomination for the office of treasurer.
It Is hardly thought probable that there
will be any opposition to W. C. Lambert
for city attorney, nor for J. J. Glllln as
city clerk. It Is possible that candidates
may arise. It is said that the democratic
candidate for the vacancy on the school
board will be Samuel Acher of the firm of
N. E. Acher & Co. at the Exchange. Fur
ther, It is declared that he Is to appear
as a strictly neutral candidate with re
gard to what Is commonly called the Mc-Loan-Laverty
factions.
Boar Day for Police.
The South Omaha police made a larrr
number of arrests last night, the most of
which were for intoxication and vagrancy.
Among others, they picked up Charies Zi
enda, whom they are holding for the sheriff
of Platte county. Zleuda is wanted for a
statutory crime, which it Is alleged had
been perpetrated by him at Columbus, Nell.
There arc five suspects to be tried this
morning and It Is barely possible that n.'
or two of them will be connected with re
cent holdup jobs. Chief among these Is
Dick lender, commonly known as Dagj
Dick. Wtlllahl Hughes and Anton Dona
hue are others who fall under suspicion.
There were five revolting candidates for the
Institution for the correction of dlspso
manla lodged in one of the cells. They
were all of one caliber and all suffering
from the malady commonly called "the
snakes." Every one of them was "ee!n'
things." Captuln Turnqulst said If he could
possibly secure their acceptance at Lincoln
he would surely send the whole bunch to
the Insane hospital for treatment. Thry
were William O'Neill, "One-Eyed" Riley.
Frit Flshback, Robert Patton and William
Murphy. One man to rid himself of his
Imaginary tormentors stripped himself and
chased them about the narrow boundaries
of the room, while the others watched his
antic with disordered eyes and trembling
hands.
The Southeast Improvement club did not
hold Its session yesterday afternoon, but it
will be called again next week, the date
of which I not yet given out. v
Made City flossln.
The city council meets tonight.
Mrs. Hellen Johnson has returned to tier
home In Shenandoah, la.
It I expected that the treasurer will call
In the city warrants this week.
Lewis Fvucs was burled Sunday after
noon at the German Catholic cemetery.
Chief of Police John Biiggs has been con
fined to his bed by a sharp attack of rheu
matism. John Lvon. who was Injured at the Ham
mond packing plant last week. Is improv
ing rapidly.
J. H. Fowler Is recovering from his se
vere cold and will be able to resume Jils
dutle soon.
There will be a business meeting of the
Kpworth league Tuesday night at the First
Methodist church.
The Fraternal Union will give a masked
bull Wednesday evening of this week at
the Workmen temple.
There will be a meeting of the Northeast
Improvement eluh Tuesday evening, Janu
ary 23. at the high school building.
Albert Connolly of Chicago, who was
picked up by the police as a runaway bo ,
was returned to Chicago Saturday. His
mother sent him a ticket on which to re
turn. The family of John Feather, consisting of
a wife and ten children, weie reported to
be in a starving condition, and both parents
lie sick In Ix-d. Thuy live at Eighteenth
and U streets.
President Morrill of the s liool .board an
nounces that he will advertise for bids lor
a school site during the present week. Thu
board wants about three lots tn the distric t
bounded by Syndicate park. Thirteenth
street. Missouri avenue and Twenty-second
street.
The Woman s auxiliary of the Eplseopul
church held Its regular meeting last Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Eliza Fleek.
They were entertained by visitors from
Omaha, Mrs. Chetwood Hamilton and Mrs.
Noe. They have arrunged for a rummage
sale for this week.
The new officers of the St. Agnes' Cath
olic Order of Foresters Installed the follow-
ling officers last Friday: Chief ranger. J. J.
I Henchey; vice chief ranger, Thomas Keaiiw;
I recording secretary. Adam lisanowskl.
financial secretary, james uyrne; uvasurer,
p J. Martin: trustees. F. J. Roach. D. J.
Walsh and J. C. Barrett.
Another Victim
of an accident, Editor Sciiuele of Colum
bus, O., was cured of hi wound by Buck
len Arnica Salve. Try It. Sc. For sale
by Sherman A McConnell Drug Co.
Have you friends? In trie east? In the
est? In the old country) Send them
each a ropy f the Jubilee Edition of The
He Advertise Omaha.
PLAMOND8. Frenttr, llh and Dodg.