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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1908. SPECIAL NOTICES will be labra ill IS at. (or the evening edition and antll p. m. for the moraine fhandar edition. R(tM 1 l-2o a ward Mrst Insertion, la a word thereafter, sjothlnaj taken for lea Itta lHs for lit flrat Ineer tlon. Then advertisement Mil he raa consecutively. AfTfrllarn, by reaaestln a no -frerrd cheek, raa have ana era ad dressed to a aambered letter la ear f Tba Bee. Anawera aa addreaaed will bo delivered oa preaeatatloa of rheear. MISCELLANEOUS BOYLEiS COLLEGE spring TERM. . MONDAY, APKIL2, Iv and night. Mew clawi in bookkeep ing, telcgrapny, shorthand, typewriting and English. Uet a catalogue. Addrese 11. B. BOILES, president, hoy lit Bldg., Omaha. RM168 OMAHA Safe and Iron Worke make a spe cialty of nra escapes, ahutlera, duora aud area. U. Andrccn, Prop., 102 8. lOth Bt. K t9 Tlolo Tien RUM BEL, BON. 1134 A ICS N Ulix Bl oraaha. j R-900 UGN PAINTING. 8. H. Cole, 1803 Douglaa. R-41 fWR BUT and sell typewriters. Wa will aril your machlna on a amall commission. Omaha-Typewriter Exchange, 328 Neville Blk. Tel. Doug. 50. R M673 83TE1NWAY piano, upright, biff bargain, perfleld Piano Co., 111 Farnam 8U R 902 GUNSMITH, keya, trunk locka, repairing. Heflln, 217 B. 14th. TeL Douglaa 2j74. R 903 KNIVES AND FORKS silver plated, $2.25 per due. Omaha Plating Co., 15o Harney fct R M i'i4 Mch21 HAVE W II ton hang paper, quick, clean. Pa per cleaning a specialty. Tel. Doug.-6y6o. R-M&M19 TRY KELLT'B TOWEL SUPPLY. TeL Doug. ttu. - R 904 R.ICH FALCONER, repairing a specialty; also contracting, 2517 N. 20th, Douglaa i.L R M44.-A-17 6ECOND-HAND Typewrltera aold, rented and repaired. Ferer's Typewriter Sup ply Co., 40 Be Bldg. 'Phone Doug. 7-ti. R&57 Apr 1 INCUBATORS, brooderl and chick food. Burr Incubator Co., 28th and Davenport. r am bicna Iowa Sanitary Cleaning Co., 1919 Farnam. R 1 SECOND-HAND Typewrltera aold, rented and repaired. Ferer'a Typewriter and Supply Co., 1608 Farnam. Piione Doug laa 7265. . R 367 Apr. 1 PURVEYING, Blickensderfer, 112 Bee Bldg. R-645 CAD IRONS replated. 1506 Harney BC R M706 Mch21 MARTIN MEYER, ahlrta, underwear to or der. R-M706 Mch21 CM AHA Electrto Works, electrical repair ing. Prlcea right. 108-12 N. 11th St. TeL Doug. 118L R M12S M24 FOH SALE MISCELLANEOUS CODA FOUNTAINS, any sum. l&la Farnain. Q 040 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. BEST MIXED PAINT. Sherman at McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. . . U-841 HALL'S safea new, 2d-baad. ISIS Farnam. t'OP. BALE-Two Ufa achola hips on Umaha business college. Adores uwlgni Williams, Omaha Bee, .Omaha, N'eb, JVUI-CH COWS, oo eaay . terms, 43d and Center. Q 2W FOR BALE A I a discount, due bill from one of the most desirable Ills Insurance . companies, whleh may ba applied on a Ural year's premium; any one considering taking out u. policy can save money. Address P 67, care iloe. it M7 PIANO FOR BALE Party w-no purchased piano only a few weks ago will sell It ul a discount from the cash price paid. Address P 63, cure Bee. j PIANO Square. (10; 60 cents weekly. Per jleld Piano Co, 1611 Farnam St. Q 943 CRIBBING, flr timbers, DO feet and under; seasoned hardwood lumber. 16th & lsard. . Q-tK-i 00 STOVES to aeleet from at low prices. Chicago Furniture Co., lilu-UU Dodge St. " SPECIAL PRICES FOR NEBRASKA. The famous Old Trusty Incubators, made by Johnson, the inoubator man. Send for free catalogue; IM poultry Illustrations. M. M. Johnson Co., Clay Canter- Neb. J-47 100 SINGLE Iron beds, springs and mattrea kk. U eath, complete; worth o. 20U D vpl. U 2ttJ Mch-o CAUTION I Beware of fake piano ads.; genuine new Stein way pianos are sold ONLY by Schmolier ic Mueller and they are the ONLY authorised Nebraska rep resentatives. Tel. Doug.-l&ft. I4u7 Har ney St.- "J Moil KINDLING for tale; good wood, sawed and spilt, ready tot stove. Balbech A Huge tiorn Planing Mill. 'Phone liurney 16m. Q M7SS AS FOR SALE At a bargain, window shades of nine-room houne, all In good condition; alo Ice cheat, gas stnve, iron ledi. rugs, elo. Apply at onee, 3f27 Chicago St. U-M130 TWO largA French plats store mirrors, Cheap.- 81s No. 16th. Q Ma54 x FOR SALE At 3019 Marcy St.. houwhold furniture. Q M4.19 l'Jx WK have three good horses for sale. D. . H. SiMltli Extract and Splcc Co.. 8. Hlh St. ' Q-MW Xx BUSINESS CHANCES G(X)l) (laying telephone syntem for sale, nr might tske good cheap land In ex change. Flrst-clasa Investment for any one with telephone experience. Write. W S;'. mre of Bee. . Y U M l'.AT . irarket and, nice home for sale or tiailc.. will trade' tor good raatern Ne- lii.isk.-i );itid. Address W H, Bee. Y M1S6 r?x C you vtnl te ell your property? Do you waul lo buy u nnine? Io you want lo rent u house? 1k you want to get in ir out of business? 1 io you want lo borrow money? If so, list your unii. mlth us; we get re sults. TEMPLUTON t JIA.NKEP.. JU Bee Bldg. Tet. DuuKlus-.tOt. V-MG71 HOMES EEKERS, ATTENTION! Double your, money; buy iiriguted sugur bret farms; protected by huge reservoir; never falling water supply; perpetual ws tor right", advancing rapidly; a rare oppor- ' tunity; safe as government bonds. Write today or call on Kutch Spurr, Jules burg. Colo. Y MJ0J 21 OLD established well pump and windmill business for sale. J. E. Hoover, Ixck Box 45, Benedict, Neb. Y M1S1 A14x 14.000 GROCERY STOCK : will take part rash, balance land or city property, clear. !ock Box 115, Omahs. Y 494 2UX PLUMBING CHAPMAN MAHAN. Repairs promptly d.me Prl.es reasonable. l7o N. 2h. Tel. Red -664. -7(3 Ucha JOHNSON TnE BTTSY v PLUM BINO AND HEATING CO. fJPsT SERVICE I.OWKST PHICKS. TEL, Douglas ttw. isii harney. R MJi A LAW AND COLLECTIONS ATTORNEYS everywhere. Church Co... mala floor Doug. 123. The New Snow- N. Y. L. TeL -fci J. M. MACrARLAXD. t ti. Y. U Bl !g. Tel. Dviul hj, v4 WANTED MALE HELP DRl'O stores bought snd sold. Drug clerks wanted. F. V. Kritent, .4 N. Y. L. WANTED- For U. 8. army, able-hndled men letween ages of 21 and 36; citisena of United Ptate, of good character and tem perate hahlis, who can speak, read and write English. For information apply to Recruiting Office, 13th and Douglas Bts., Omsha.; Lincoln and Grand Island, Neb., or bioux Cily, la. B ITS MEN and boys wanted to learn plumbing, bricklaying, plastering trades; pays In a day. Coyne Bros. Co., New lork, C'hi rsKO. Cincinnati, St. Louis. Free cata logue. B I0S CIVIL SERVICE work. See Underhtll. 3320 N. 24th. B-M Mchl STOP"1 tne Nb- House, 17 Douglas; w A rooms 2lxs and up; bods (iron lac; just opened; everything new and clean. B-Mlli 31 WANTED Four trustworthy boys, with bicycles; permanent positions. A. D. T. Co., 212 S. 13th St. B M570 A3 WANTED W Indow trtmmer and sign writer. Apply People's Store. B-M677 WANTED Competent, experienced Insur ance producers for bent fraternity ex tant; ealnry and commission. F. K. Roose, president, Denver, Colo. B MX9 24 COAT maker wanted; steady work. J. F. Geesen. Seward, Neb. B M442 20 WANTED A German sausage maker; one who has had experience in the sausage making business. Write R. M. West phalen, Atlantic, la. B M 443 Is WE will sell the exclusive right to manu facture and sell our household garbages burner In the state of Nebraska to the right parties. For prices. Information and description of device spplV to Domestic Garbage Burner Co., Kalamasoo, Mich. B M 4M 24 TAILORS wanted at 13(17 Farnam and 12 N. 34th St., South Omaha. B M425 1 WANTED First clans meat cutter; good hours; must be strictly sober; good pay. A. G. Bracke, Falrbury, Neb. B M164 20 HARNESS MAKERS, with factory experi ence at light work, wanted by Schulze Bros. Co., Duluth, Minn. B-M191 21 WANTED by calendar factor at Red Oak, la., compositors, Gordon pressmen and feeders. Good wages. Address E. G. Williams, Supt., care Thos. D. Murphy Co. B M104 24 WANTED men, everywhere; good pay; to distributee circulars, adv. matter, tack signs, etc.; no canvassing. Address Na tional Distributing Bureau, WO Oakland Bank Bldg., Chicago, 111. B M3M 19x ENERGETIC mm of good address for per manent outside position, also 2 men to a.tslst field manager, city and out-of town routes; 16 weekly expenses ad vanced; no experience necessary; only those out of employment need apply Mon day after 8:30 a. m. to H. K. Hebard, Paxton hotel. B M484 lvx WE require a good bookkeeper with $1,000. Address W 62. Bee. B M4S3 20x WANTED FEMALE HELP APPRENTICE girls, Burgess Shirt Co. C Auw WANTED Girl for general housework. Mrs. C. S. Ely. 2120 Binney. C M21 GIRL for general housework; small fam ily; good wages. Mrs. C. B. Stebblns, 1230 Park Wild Ave. Tel. Douglas-63J0. C-242 WANTED Experienced shirt hands, on power machine; good wages; steady em ployment. Albert Cahn, 1322 Farnam St. C M2M WANTED Experienced coat hands for ladles'- alteration department; good sal aries. B. Fredrick Itcrger & Co., 1617 Karnam St. . C 240 WANTED A good girl to do plain wash . Ing and Ironing. The Creche, l'Jth and Harney. C 240 1 WANTED Competent girl for aroncral hoUBewcrk; good wages. Apply 3718 Dtwev Ave. 'Phone Harney 2&1L . . C M1I4 lux WA NTED Capable ' nurse to care for children and to do upstairs work; good wages. 'Phone Harney Soil. C-M415 2l.x WANTED Girls whir are handy with the needle. 1207 Farnam and 12 N. 24th, South Omaha. C 426 19 WANTED Neat girl for general house work; small family. Inquire 2631 Capitol ' AVS. C M460 A GOOD forelady wanted who can furnish $500 In order to retain her permanency. Address W 63, Ree. C M4M 20x WANTED SALESMEN WANTED Experienced salesmen to sell medicines and household articles from a wagon to farmers on commission. Travel ing expenses allowed and a reasonable earning guaranteed. Both old .and new territory available. The Haller Proprie tary Co., Blair, Neb. L M 181 21 WANTED Lund salesman;. a hustler; must be experienced; give references. Address Box 44, Julesburg, Colo. L MM 21 WANTED Competent wall paper salesman at once. Apply by letter lo W 19 care Bee. - L 263 19. WANTED One each, clothing, dry goods and grocery salesmen for country only, thoroughly experienced men wanted. Call at Paxtou Hotel, Sunday aad Mondar. L M432 lx WANTED A whII educated young man of the strenuous type, tor important outside position In sales organisation of . large corporation. Good chance for advance ment. Call on C. W. Eckerman. Irt5 Karnam. I M437 WANTED First-class salesman to call on grocery trade. Annen Candy and Biscuit Co.. Ureen Ray, Wis. L M4"i 20S ENERGETIC man of good addrcpa for per manent outside position; also t men lo assist Held manager; city ami out-of-town routes; $J5 weekly; expenses . advanced; no experience necessary; only those out of employment need apply, Monday, after 9:30 a. m., to H. E. Hebard, Pax ton hotel. I-MtOJ I9x FOR EXCHANGE ONLY. HOTEL In town; trade for land or sail; bus line and mall from train; livery barn. Pays from $l,ou0 to $-,ow a year. Sell on account of wife's health. Address W-21. Z-M 144 A12 FOR TRADE 1H0 acres best hay lant In Holt county; will trade for residence prop erty in Omaha or Uncoln; price $i,5uu. Anderson Bros., Bristow. Neb. Z-Mltl 30x IP YOU do not find what you want In this column, put an ad. In and you will soon get It. Z-fts i GOOD FARM LANDS TO EXCHANGE rK CITl PKOFEKTY. 16 acres located within k mile ut Plaits mouth. Nebraska; land lays fairly well, all under cultivation, good five-room cot tage, small orchard, bum and other out buildings. Will exchange a $3.uo0 equity In this place for good dwelling In Omaha or South Omaha, of equal value. to acres located alwjut 10 miles south of Platlsmouih; all under cultivation, good live-room house, barn, double corn crib, two wells, good young orrharl; land lays rolling. Price, $H) per acre. Will ex change same for a good residence In Omaha. South Omaha or any good east ern Nebraska town. Musi he free from encumbrance; nothing against this place. Will rent for $.00 an acre cash. Can give possession of this immediately. For further particulars write Fuller Tate, Plattsmouth, Neb. Z 414 -'4 DRESSMAKING U LOWELL B school, 16J3 Far., room $4.. -MsU LADIES' shirt waist suits our specialty. Burgess. iJ'i-i Faruam St. TeL Duug. 4113. Maul MU MRS. ROYS lingerie waists and fancy summer drcuea. Douglas 2.46. -r"4 Dav enport. Mtifcl As BCANLON. robes, dressmaking. 119 N. Kih. -M74 AS RADMAN, ladles' tailor; riding bablta and eemig roals, Scl.l prices till April li 2i:9'. Uaiuam. Tel. Douglas stfll. W- In a short time what the Wise Man knows now, the whole public will know It will be too late then for Bargains. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS DEWEY European hotel, 131H and Farnain. E 911 Doug. 611 O.M.E. Haul Trunks E 914 WELL furnished, modern, steam heated rooms, 2234 Farnam, Flat . Tel. Doug. 2303. E-701 NEWLY furnished rooms, 2634 Davenport; walking distance. E 432 FURNISHED rooms for rent at 2fJ4 Dav enport St. E-I63 NICELY furnished large southeast room; modern, suitable for one or two gentle men. 217 South 2oth St. E-179 FURNISHED ROOMS- Modern, 216'.' Bt. Mary's. Phone Douglas 4ot9. E 41 20x A LARGE FRONT ROOM with alcove, nicely furnished, modern; private family, close in.' Ill N. 20th St. E M2ib TWO nicely furnished rooms, modern gentlemen prefcred, 1917 Cuss St., Tel. Douglas 6876. E Matt 19x LARGE nicely ittrnishM room; persons oc cupied during day preferred. 23o4 Daven port. 1 E 496 2ox FOUR elegantly furnished front rooms, with piano, for housekeeping. 2018 Daven port. E 496 19x FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD VIENNA hotel; private dining rooms, cafe. F-911 Doug. 611 O.M.E. Haul Trunks F-4U0 ROOMS and good board, $a per week and up. Call 1617 Chicago at. F 912 NICELY furnished rooms In house entirely modern; good board; all home comforts. Mrs. F. Harvey, 319 So. 2tith Bt, F-243 22 TWO very pleasant south front rooms; family table. Sow Farnam at. ' F-M-2W IPX UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT 4 modern rooms, parlor floor. 1509 s. 28th St. G 263 TWO large rooms with alcove. 2413 Cass. U M707 CENTRAL, all-modern 3-room, parlor floor. 220 North 23d. , G MtwO THREE nice unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. 2635 Seward. G Mzi9 19x FOR RENT HOUSES $40 1-arge store room, 1818 Harney St. across from library. N. P. DODGE ft CO.. Bee Bldg., 1714 Farnnm. D M475 20 HOUSES ? S11, he city, a w kjj-uj Peters Co., Bee Bldg. D lllu FOR RENT. Three and 4-room flats; modern except heat; walking distance. 1105-7 N. 19th St.; $g and $12 per month. Inquire R. C. Peters Co., ground floor. Bee Bldg. D M199 HOUSES ln aU p"1" of tne c'ly- T" UUUOM Q K jjavu Co.. 208 Bee Bldg. D 916 HOUSES, Insurance. Rlngwalt, Barker Blk. - D sl THE Omaha Van Storage Co., pack, move and store H. H. goods. Storehouse. 1120-24 N. mh. Office. liiUVk Farnam. TeL Doug. 1U9. - D 91$ WE MOVE pianos. Maggard Van Stor age Co. Tel. Doug. 1415. Office, iTU Web ater St. D 919 -ROOM modern house, except furnace, $20, C. M. Baclimann. 436 Paxton Blk. TeL Red 2639. . D 234 BEE us when shipping household goods to large cities west. We can save you money. EXPRESSMEN'S DELIVERY CO.. 214 N. Sixteenth St. Tel. Doug. 1195. D M121 FOR RENT Seven-room house, with bath and laundry; N. E. cor. 2Mb Ave. and Leavenworth; house In perfect order; new plumbing; hot water heating; rent $40. W, J. ConnelL 101 Bee Bldg. D M292 FOR RENT 4-room flat; city Water. 16th and Vinton Sis.; $s per month. C. M. Bachmann. 436 Paxton Blk. D M675 7-ROOM, modern cottage, close in. Apply 2223 Burt St. D 7&2 3027 Chicago St., 8 rooms, nice yard. $W; 2706 Furnam, 8 rooms modern, brick, $46; 1910 Binney, 10 rooms modern. $35. Rh.gwalt Bros., Barker block. D M287 19 $188 rooms, all newly papered and painted, 1222 So. 27th St., mod. ex. furnace. $166 rooms, 11 So. 15th St. $362772 Cal. St., 8-r., all modern. $16 5-room flat, 27i Cuming St. N. P. DOI G K & CO., Bee Bldg., 1714 Farnam. D M474 2( FOR RENT 10-room modern house, 29J1 Maple street. Inquire F. P. Klrkendall Co.. 110$ Harney. , D M 264 24 FOR RENT STORES & OFFICES FOR RENT Desk room in Bee office, city hall building, 417 N. 26th St., South Omaha. Apply to manager. 1134 SUITABLE for wholesale or manufactur ing, 41xlU; three floors and basement, elevator; will rent 22xluo separately; 10UI-6 Farnam St. Inquire 314 First National Bank Bldg. 1923 GROUND FLOOR space 66x122, light three sides, Union Pacific trackage, suitable for manufacturing or light storage. L. G. Do up, 13 ill and Nicholas Sis. I-M593 STORE room ln a brick building, 4202 Hamilton St., for rent, only $10 per nvjnth. R. C. Peters &. Co-, ground floor. Bee Bldg. I 6S9 CENTRAL, drug store, with fixtures: also laundry, with power. Tlzard. 230 North 23d. I-M&4 FOR RENT A first class business building on a good corner in one of the best towns In northeast Nebraska; 100x25 feet; a choice location for grocery, general merchandise or furniture store; two stories and base ment; could arrange living rooms on sec ond floor; elevator, electric lights and modern conveniences; elegant show win dows front and -aide. Address v 8:1, care Bee. I M4t5 24k FOR RENT Desk room or- half of a pleasant office. Address W 39, Bee. I-Sr464 FOR RENT Ground floor space. SOx'.iO, M. O. trackage, suitable for manufactur ing or storage. Inquire Neb. -Iowa 8eol Tank, 14th and Nicholas. I M439 24x WANTED TO RENT WANTED Front room, on ground floor, south of Farnam: furnished or un furnished. State price. Address W 3s, care Bee. K M 417 20x LOST IXsST Thursday evening, between Hen shaw and 25th and Dodge, lady's fancy tortoise shell comb with two drsgons and topas ornament. Reward If returned to W .H. Bennelt Bennett s, main floor. Z'M 19 LOST Scotch collie dpg, tip of tall white. Tel. Harney $-ji. M 431 lx OSTEOPATHY JOHNSON Inst i tut , 41$ N. Y. L. TeL Doug. 1664. a8 DR. WELLS, L. O. and M. D. Neville Bia. M j0 Ati FOR SALF REAL ESTATE YOUR CHANCE. SOUTH OMAHA HOME. Elegant location, 10 rooms all modern; S rooms and bnth down stairs, S rooms and bath tip stairs; house almost new; Inige barn; lot 40x110. If you are looking for tho chance to buy a home that will pay for Itself look at this quick; the up stairs will rent for $30" per month; live down-stairs and make the second floor pay for the home. Price $4,800. 1114 N. 23 St., South Omaha. . R. H. LANDERYOU, 442 Board of Trade. Tel. Douglaa-2151. RE $10,000 INVESTMENT 514-16-18 S. 22d St. (between Half Howard and St. Mary's Ave.), three 10-room houses, modern; rent, $110 per month. GEORGE & CO.. 1601 FARNAM. RE M422 20 On South 20th, Near Vinton, 9-r. house, mod. ex. fur., large lot on paved street, all special taxes paid; a great bar gain at $3,500. Payne Investment Company 1st Fl. N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel. Douglas 17S1. RE M247 19 THE Glover Cuban Land Co., A. 3, N. Y. L. Bldg., Omaha, sell lands In Cuba. Round trip, Omaua to Havana, 7.85. RE 936 CHEAPEST property In the West Farnam district, between 29th St. and 29th Ave., Harney and Dewey Ave., adjoining the First Baptist church property. Terms to suit purchaser. WESTERN REALTY CO.. Phone Douglas Ul'91. 429 Paxton Rlk. RE M4J8 1 FARMS and city homes. Kemp. Real Eg later, BlulV, Neb. ' RE Ws CA3 Williamson Co.u- Lj- RE 937 $20,000.00 INVESTMENT PAYS TEN PER CENT NET. SIX brick flats within Ave blocks of busi ness center, where property is rapldly Increuslng in value. GEORGE A CO., 1601 Farnam. RE M 2T9 21 ELEGANT 8-room modern house, 1306 South 2!Uh street, cemented basement, largo attic, east front, fine lawn, lot 60xln0 feet. Apply Conrad Young, 1518 Dodge St. Tel. Douglas 1571. RE M458 20 FOR SALE A home worth $30,000 for $12.. 000; west side. Address L 17. Bee. ; RE M859 FOR SALE FARMS TWO DOUGLAS COUNTY. FARMS $65 per acre for 80 acres S miles north of Gretna, all upland, lies well, half under cultivation, balanoa tiuy land. $100 per acre for. lift, acres 10 miles north west of city, near Military road, lies well; land In hlgl est strife of cultivation, 21 acres meadow and posture, balance under plow; good 9-roodi house, large barn and other outbuildings,' 2. windmills. GEORGE & CO'f, 1001 FARNAM. ; ,. H-M423 20 WRITE to Scandinavian Canadian Land Co., Chicago. They will tell you all about It. . 11-M974 24X i Farm and Ranch Lands Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado and Wyoming; low prices; ten years time. Land Dept.. U. P. R. R.. Omaha, Neb., Dept. "A." , H-938 CORN FARM OR FEEDING STATION. 2M acres choice corn land, -H miles from railway station and 12 "miles from Omaha; Ut deeded, loO school land leased for ".G years at 55 vents per acre per annum. Price, tll.Ouo. Owner offered $4 per acre cash rent, or 10 per cent net on price asked. Will take part trade In good Omuha rental property, put ln at its cash value. Reason for selling, old age and poor health. R. C. PETERS & CO., 218 South 17th Street. Bee Building. H 245 MONEY TO LOAW ftcAL ESTATE WANTED City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith si Co., 1420 Farnam St,, W-924 MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co. W BUILDING loans on residence property; 6 per cent. W. M. Meiklu, Ramge Blk. W-928 LOWEST RATES Be mis, Paxton Block. PRIVATE mouey. F. D. Wead, 1520 Douglaa. V DJJ GARVIN BROS., 16U4 Farnam; city loans, i and tta per cent interest; no delay. W-829 $1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi dence property in Omuha; lowest rales; no deluy. Thomas Brennan, R. 1, N. Y. Life. W-930 t & 6Vfc PER CENT loans on city property. W. II. Thomas, 1st National Bank Bldg. W-wu WANTED City Loans. R. C. Peters 4k Co. FARM, CITY AND BUILDING LOANS, Reed Bros., 1710 Farnam St. W 033 PER CENT STOCK. $1,000 or $3,uO0, of U. S. Yards Co. stock for sale. W. L. Solby. 440 Board of Trace Bldg. W M294 DRAMATIC Chambers' School of Stage Arts, Lyric Theater, Nineteenth and Farnam. Thorough Course of Instruction In Stags Craft. Public performances by pupils In their own theater, under personal directorship of Frederick Jim" Fulton, formerly lead ing cliiincter with "Aiisona," "Frederick Wardc," "Froliniaii's," nine years Wood ward Htock. Kaunas City. Omaha. Tele phone. Dougles 1871 14&. Willard E. Chambers. Manager. 2,'i FARMS FOR RENT ' FARMS FOR RENT. 6 acres. 7 miles Ashland. 1 mi hi load ing station, 330 acres hay land. 1W acres pasture. 70 acres under rultlvatlnn. 11 acres. $ miles Council Bluffs, 100 acres hay 1b no. 40 acres under cultivation, I acres pasture. J. a. BONE. Council Bluffs. 534 West Broadway. 'Phone 762. CEMENT BLOCK MACHINERY f TT FS F'' Down cement block W-aAALlA-'0 chlr.ery. Call or taiile and let us show you our line. 'Phop.. ioug. 76. Tap? Construction Co., 229 Nevti.e I 'lk. M 471 mo FLORISTS L. HENDERSON, 1619 Farnam. Tel. Doug. 14. HLSS & bWOtiODA. 1U6 Faiuatu. 0 B PERSONAL LAUNDRY CITY STEAM Tel. Doug. 264. 211 8. lllh St U 801 PLEATINCl Ruchlng. Buttons! and Kitinpii's. THE GOLDMAN PLEATING CO., 200 Douglaa Block. Tel. Doug. 193. U-52 MAUNETln treatment & Baths. Mm. 1U-a'UANiJ-A6mllli. 118 N. la. 2d fl.. r 1 T T Ot: Z tR. JACKSON, R. .4, Frenser block. Chronic diseases a specially. Consulta tion free. U 953 ANY POOR GIRL In need of a friend call or write to the matron of the Salvation Army home lor women at 3624 N. i4th St.. Omaha. Neb. U MloO OMAHA Stammerer Institute. Ramge Blk. U-954 PIANO CLUB Pianos delivered at once, $1 weekly. All muslo lefstms free. JOIN NOW. I'erfield m. iano co., 1611 Farnam St. u PRIVATE home during confinement; babies boarded and adopted. Mrs. Gaidell, 216 Charles. Tel. Doug. 6311. U 8i6 1HE Salvation Army solicits cast-off cloth ing; In fact, anything you do not need; we collect, repair and sell, at 114 N. 11m St., for cost of collecting to the worthy poor. Call 'Phone Doug. 4135 aud wagon will call U 'l . WK RENT sewing machines, 75c week. We repair all makea of machines; second hand machines, $5 to $10. Neb. Cycle Co., TeL Doug. 1663. Cor. 15th and Harney. U-967 FREE mwilcal and surgical treatment at Creighton Medical college, 14th and Dav enport Sts.; special uttentlon paid to con finement cases; all treatment supervised by college ptofessors. 'Phone Doug. 1167. Calls answered day or night. U 129 W. W. LEMON. EXPERIENCED CHINA PACKER; price moderate. Tel. Red 7375, U-M220 Mch25 'PHONE Doug. 701 and a man will call and tune your piano, $2. Perheld Piano Co., 1611 Farnam. U 958 TRY KELLY'S LAUNDRY. 'PHONE Doug. 3630. U 969 RUPTURE CURED No knife, no Injec tions. Call or write for booklet. Quick Cure Rupture Co., 611 W. O. W. Bldg., Omaha. U 961 XiR. ROY, Chiropody, R. 2 & 8, 1506 Fnrnam. U 963 WE TAKE CARE of clothing by the month. L. SOUK UP & CO., expert clean ers aud dyers, 51 S. 131U St. Tel. Doug. 1729. U-M668 20 PRIVATE hospital during confinement. Ba bies adopted. Best and cneapest in the city. 231u S. 13tu St., Omaha, Neb. U-M506 19 GOLD STICKPIN FREE To any person sending us the name of any person owning a square piano, organ or prospective piano buyer. PERF1ELD PIANO CO., TeL 701. lull Farnam St. U-117 GREEN TRADING ftan,,,p wlth . ,, . family wines and liquors; by Jug or bottle. Cackljy Bros. Opposite postofBce. U 126 All CHAMPION CurPet Cleaning Works. tJln l,, . B"Riful. unique rugs from old carpets; prices reasonable. 720 8. 14th bt. Tel. Douglas-655 U 156 Jel3 MME. PAR EE of N. Y..-flhaving. Fac.al Maaaage, Manicuring. 8U9 Douglaa Blk U M6J2 18 YOUR eavlng 40 per cent. Investigate Pennell Millinery Co.. 1U South 15th 8t U 70J SYRINGES, rubber goods by mail- cut prices Myera-DUlon Drug Co.. Omaha . U 748 MchiJ HEAFEY & HEAFEY. Carriages for funerals, weddings and par ties; electric lighted. Tel. 265. U-M320 31 M?.ET,I,CB,TS.OLOOY-rMr- M. Rltten- m, loom i, second floor. U 618 MchlS WALL PAPER cleaner. Tel. Harney 3 '96. U-54 MANICURING, handdres.slng and mas. sage. Hattie Haul. 206 Neville Blk. Tel Doug, oiao. U 663 ' RAMSERrafilcaJL "a"er: Hata reno- vated. 220 S. 14th. Tel. Doug" 4652. u Mt)l AS BUTTERMILK at creamery, lous Casa U-M647 AS FOR Easter millinery at reasonable prices, lbfti Leavenworth St. U M6h2 A6 WANTED-A refined young Catholic man wishes to correspond with a refined voung ( athohc lady, object matrimony. Address W 29. care Bee. U-M3ai 19x THE DRYSMOKANCHU goes on sal.- at tobacconists Saturday. U M170 24 FR1VATE confinement home; babies adopted. Mrs. Dr. King, 2ol8 N. 21st Su leL 3m. U M703 URNITLRE packing and repairing; up holstering and maltresb making, L Smllh, 1W8 Lake. Tel Douglas 6608 U M170 A13 MASQUE COSTUMES. Uebcn. Tel 4118. U-M744 C. E. DAY, painting and paper hanging' lilsh class work at low prices. Doug. am. , U M1M A14 KOCHER, carpet weaving1. 1611 Ix;ird. U M253 A16 TRFF trellises, grapevines trimmed; , , . , Iu,w 18 iUv tin,c- J0,'n Cane v uiiung. jjouu. iHi. C M2U9 A14 MME. PARKE of N. Y.-Shuvlng facial massage, manicuring. 2 DoMg!as Blk. l'-Ha A17 MEDICAL FOR women only. Dr. Raymond's puis women's monthly regulator, has brought happiness to thuuauutia ut anxious women; no pain, no danger, no interfer ence with work; relief in 3 to 6 days We have never knowu of a single tailure Price, $.' by mail. Raymonds Monthly Regulator in lhiuld. $3. Dr. R. o Ray mond Remedy Co., Room 35, 4 Adams St Chicago, 111. M64'' LADIES. $1,000 REWARD! 1 positively guarantee my Never-Falling ERGO KuLO Remedy. Safely relieves longest most obHtinute rases of delayed Monthly Periods in 8 to 6 days without htirin pain or Interference with work. Mall ii w Double strength. $2 00. "fcFEClA 1, FOLD ER FOR LADIES FREE. DR. B H SOUTHINGTON CO., KANSAS CITf' MO. BEST nerve bracer for men. "Gray's Nerve Food Pills" $1 box, postpaid, bherman e MK'onnell Drug Co . Omaha. 966 PATENTS II. A. 8TURGES. registered attorney; pat' enls, trade marks, copyrights; no lee un lets successful 617 N. Y. Life.-omaha. 9.8 F. J. LARSON & CO.. patent lawyers. Patent book free. Bee Bldg., Omaha, Net 9M SHARPE MACHINE WORKS-Patents procured. Inventions developed, drawings, patterns, castings, machine work, sit-olj B. 10tb St. al PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Na tional Investment Co.. 53 Douglus Block, -9J TICKET BROKERS CIT RATE railway tickets everywhere. P. H. philbln. 15U6 Farnam. 'Phone Doug. LA RSON 4k JOH NSON. 14v Farnam. Doug. L4 UNDERTAKERS HOFFMANN Gentleman. 702 N. lth. .Douglaa 6c8 MS At MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS OUR LOANS Our employes sre well Informed and courteous and we are always pleased to explain our manner of loans. We tell vou to the cent what the cost will 1. and If you conclude that It will not pay you to borrow there Is no harm done. We loan on furniture, pianos, live stock and other chattels, and to salaried people up"ii their own agreement to pay- We offer you rules ns low as vou will find and our facilities for quick and con fidential service sre unstiruHsed. We ar the oldest concern In our line In the city and we always try to please our patrons. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, 119 Board of Trade Bldg. 'Phone Doug. 2296 O-stablished, 1S92.) 3v8 8. lsih St. X lo6 OUR METHOD Of loaning money is unsurpassed. Our Rates Are the very lowest. Strictly confidential. Our Olhce Is convenient while down town shopping. You will mid It will be to your interest to call and secure a loan on your salary, piano, furniture, etc. 0en every evening. Reiiubl Creuit Co., 307-808 Paxton Bik. 16th and Farnain. X-M715 DR. PRIBENOW'S PRIVATE MONEY loaned on furniture, pianos, salary, horNos. etc., ln any amount, at less than half the rate; no red tape; pi r feet pri vacy; immediate attention; on any term wanted; paymenta auspended In caae of slcgness or out of employment. Room 214. Karbach blk., 209 S. 16th SL X 970 When In need ot MONEY Call on us. PHOENIX CREDIT CO. 632-3 Paxton Blk. X-971 $ $ INDEPENDENCE $ $.. Why be obliged lo others? It's easy to gel money of me. No red tape. Pay when you can. BOWEN, 703 N. Y. Life. Open evenings until 7. X (73 MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLH and others without security; aay pay ments. Ollices in 63 principal cities, lol man, room 714, New York Life Bldg. X-V73 6EE the Western Loan company for furni ture, diamond and salary loans, 831 Ne ville blk., 16th and Harney. Tel. Douglaa 8618. X-974 FURNITURE, Live Stock, Salary Loans, Duff Green Loan Co., Room a. Barker Block. X-978 CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loans. Foley Loan Co.. 1604 Farnam St. X 976 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew elry, horses. Cows, etc. C. F. Reed. 310 S. 13th. X-977 EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat ing; all business confidential. i301 Douglaa X-978 CLAIRVOYANTS MME. BUDDHA, LEADING PALMIST. Cull at No. 113 South 16th St., upstair a Resultful prediction absolutely given. 8-907 REV. EDWARDS, spiritual medium, gives wonderful lifo leadings. Room 1, Pntter son Blk., 17th and Farnam. S-M116 17 IF IN trouble consult Mrs. Faust. In dies, 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed. Jackson. S M265 ISx REV. EDWARDS, greatest spirit tml me dlum Omaha has ever known. Room 1, Patterson Blk., 17th and Farnam. S-M503 24 BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES "NO trust prices;" Drund now solid oak billiard and pool tables, $lu0; also bar fix tures cheap. No agency expenses. Cata logues freo. Chas. Passow Si Sons, Chi cago. u WE TRUST EVERYBODY, easy paymenta. and lead the world ln cheap prlcea on billiard and pool tables and bar fixtures; catalogue free. The Rrunswiclin-Kalka. Collender Co., 407 B. 10th St., Omaha, Neb PRINTING LYNGSTAD' ;.. & JORVE Capitol Ave. -94 BNELL Printing Co., 310 8. 12th St. M-23T. MUSIC AND LANGUAGES MISS BARN1CK, piano. Girinan method. 930 N. 27th St. 634 Muhl9 ROSALIA A. SAALFKLD, PIANIST and teacher. Room 21, Arlington block. M-237 Al FOR SALE HORSES, WAGONS FOR SALE-Grade English Shir stallion, 1650 lbs., k years old, dark brown, sound, warranted a breeder, can show plenty of colts. Price $300.00. Lock Box 3S4, New castle. Neb. P M7i3 M19 WANTED TO BUY BOOKS Buy, sell, exchange. Address. A. C. Baker. 2312 E. Walnut et. Des Moines, la. N-M71S Mli AVlien You Write to Advertisers remember It takes only an extra stroke or I wo the pen to say you saw the aa In The Bee. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE-. Notice IS hereby given that the Keltii and Lincoln Counties Irrigation District wnl receive sealed proposals for the purchase of the $66,ouO.0O bond iasue of said district up to the hour of 5 o'clock p. m., standard tune, of the 2d duy ot April, lyo6, at the cilice of the secretary ol said Irrigation District, In the lowu of Sulherlaud, in Lincoln county, in the state of Nebraska. Said bonds are In the denomination of tlou.00 each and bear interest at the rate of six per cent, luiyablo semi-annually, ou the first days of March and September of each and every ye.tr, beginning with the iirst day of September, 1. These bonds are in ten series, 33 of which aie due on the first day ot -March, 1!17; XI due March I. lil; n dun March I, IWl; 62 due March 1, huu; i due March 1, 19-1; 66 due March 1, lti22; 7, duo March 1, 1H"3; 65 due March 1, liiJI. line March 1, I'JJd, and lul due March 1 1926. The sealed proposals may be for the whole of aald bunda or for any portion thereof, and such bids will b opened Im mediately after the hour of 6 o'clock p. m of said 2d day of April. liMi, the board re serving the right to reject any and ail blda Dated this 12th day of February, lao6. JAMES SHOCP. becrrtary. M5-dJJt NOTICE To CONTRACTORS. Rids will be received at the office of the C. a ev rtf Satn.A in. ... n.. I .... I " j " " n ant. . uuillfr April 1. If:, for Antiseptic Sewerage at H.d .liers' uud Sailors' Home, Grand inland, Ne-' Ol anna. All information can be received at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home of W. 8. Avk with. Commandant, Grand Island,' Ne braska. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. A. OA LI 'SUA. M17d6t Secretary of th Board. GOVERNMENT NOTICES CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER 8 Office Omaha, Nebraska. March 15. l!Mi. Sealed urorxieals, ln triplicate, subject to the usual conditions, will be received here until 10 o'clock a. ni , central standaid time, April 14, lHrtj. at which time they will be oiened in public, for furnishing and In stalling electric fixtures In Oerlaln build ings and for extending the lighting sstem so as lo make proper connections theie with, at Fort Omaha. Neb. Plana and apeciflcatlona and blank forma of propoania may be obtained at this office. The right Is leserved to reject any and sll bids or part of blda. Major M. GRAY ZALIX8KI. yuartei master, U. 8. Army, In charge of cousiruuUuu. 1 la 16 17-JJ AXi-U RAILWAY TIME CARD IJIIO TATIOft-TEVri! AD MARCY. tales Pacta. Leavo. Arrive, Overland Limited a 9.40 am a 8 18 am The China and Japan Fast Mall a 4 IS n a $10 rr.it Colo. Calif. Ex a 4:16 nni a 9 30 am California A Ore. Ex. .a 4:i n a 6:10 pm I, Anxelea Limited. ...all SO am alO:48 pin Fast Mall a 1.66 pm a 3::to pm Colorado Special a 7;4j cm a 7 44 am North Plntt Local a 8:10 am a 4 60 pni Beatrice Local ,...t 8:1$ cm b 1.00 pro I kleas Great Waaeetai. . Lear. Arr Ire. Bt. Paul A Minn a 8.80 pm a 1:16 am ft. Paul & Minn., a 7:46 am a 7:65 Dm Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm alO SO am Chicago Express a 6:06 am a 3.30 pm Cnieaao, Hock Island raelflo. LAB T. Chicago Limited a 8:25 am a T:l am Chicago Express a 7.00 am a 8 68 pot Chicago Express. Local b'.l IS am a 4 30 pm Dea Moines Expree....a 4:80 pm Ml 60 am Chicago Faat Express, .a 6. 40 put a 1.16 piu WEST. Rocky Mountain Ltd. .a 7:20 am a 3:13 am Colorado Express a 1:06 pm a 4 56 pin Oklahoma & Texas Ex. a 4:40 pin al2:ls pm Wabash. St, Louis Express a jo pm a 8,40 ant Bt. Louis Local (from Council Blurs) a 9:li am alO:S0 pro Btanberry Ix.cal Ifrom Council Bluffs) b 6:00 pm bll:80 am Illinois Central. Chicago Express a 8:00 am a 8:55 put Chicago Limited ........a t.OO pin a 7:30 am lkW4se tfc Aorta eatern. SL Paul Daylight a 7:50 am ' 10 00 pm Cnkago Daylight a 8:00 am ll bopni Chicago Limited a 8.38 pm $.16 am Carroll Local a 4:32 pin .6u am St. Paul Fast Mall a 9:28 pm 7:u5 am 6ioux C. A St. P. Local. b 3.6o (in 9:35 am Fast Mall i.6u put Chicago Express a 6:60 pm a 1.80 am Norfolk tt Boi.eateel....a 7:40 am 10 S3 am Lincoln & Long Pine. ..e 7:40 mil ' 10:35 am Caapei A Wyoming 2:6o pm 6:16 pm Deadwood & Lincoln. .a 2:50 pm (:1s pm Hastings A Albion b :6o piu 8:16 pni Chicago Local .....all:.'W am 3:45 pin Chicago Limited all:oO pni U:16 am tuiesgo, Muvtauitee sv SI. Paul, Chicago at Colo. Spec 1.. a 7:55 uu a 7:35 ant California Ore. ex... a b:45 pm a 3:10 put Overland limited u b.Mi pm a am Marlon 4fc Cedar R. Lo..b 6:45 am bU:uu piu BIRUXCTOX ITATIOH-IOTM aMASU3i Barllogtoa. ' Leave. Denver A California. ...a 4:10 pni Black Hills a 4.10 pm Northweat Special a 4:10 pm Northwest Express ....all:lo put Nebraska Local a 8:vu am iseuiaska Expiess ......a 9:10 am Lincoln Local Lincoln Fast Mall b 2:15 pin Ft. Crook & Platlsm'h.b 2:50 pin Bellevue & Plattsm'h...a 7:6o pin Denver Limited Bellevue & Pao. June. .a 8:30 am Bellevue & Pac. June. ..a 9.1'J am Chicago Special a 7J5 am Chicago Express a 3:46 pm Chicago Flyer a 8:05 pm Iowa Local a 916 um St. Louis Express a 4:45 pm Kansas Clt-bt. Jos'h..al0:5 pm Kansas Cily-St. Jos h. .a 9:15 um , - rMt..a, lBH i Arrive, a 3:3o ia a 6. jo pm a 7:10 ant a 6:40 pm a i.u pm a 7.40 pm a 9:05 am al2:ju pm bl:io am a . jo am a 7;iu am a 8:30 am a 2:00 piu 7:26 am a 3.55 put a 7:25 am al0:53 pin all:30 am a 6:46 am a i;lo pm WEBSTER DEPOT 16TH A WEDSTEH Missoarl Paelflo. Nebraska Local, via Leave. Arrive Weeping Water h S:5u pin bl2:30 pm Chicago, it. Paal, Mlancapolla 4k Osuaba. Twin City Passenger.. .b 6:80 am b 8:10 pm Sioux City Passenger. . .a 2:00 pm all:20 am Oakland Local b 6:46 pm b 9:10 am Emerson Local c 8:45 am c 6:00 pm Minn. A St. Paul Ex. ..h 8:00 ant b 8:56 pm Minn. A St. Paul Ltd.. .a 8:80 pm a 7:30 am Missouri Pacific. V Jr E?PreBS 9:00 am a 6:0 pro K. C. & bt. L Expres..all:16 pin a 6:00 pm a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, d DalW xcept Saturday, c Sunday only, a Dally except Monday. LAY EGGS WITH HANDLES Inventive Jersey man Evolves n Race of Educated and Obliging Hens. Robert R. Ftfster, Jr.. of Newt.m. ' Sussex county. New Jersey, hits suci'cdd In cul tivating a nice of chickens which produces eggs already fitted with handles for con venience in eating them. One exhibited was taken from the nest of a white L o horn hen. It is uurnnil, In size oml gcnei.tl appcarunt'e. except that .In the smaller end there Is a continuance of the shell, for mation, measuring half an Inch at Us bat..-, tapering for nearly two Inches and ending in two points which resemble the tall of a f)li. The opposite side .if the egg shell Is flattened so that the structure will stand slouc. The hens have laid seven eggs of similar conformation each- fur nished with a well-dellned handle Mr. Foster lias dcvolnd n large jMirtion of his life to u series of experiments in the crofs-fertllizatlon of flowers and fruit. The egg with a handle Is a direct result of hla experiments in superind.iced evolu tion. Several weeks, ago. vnlle breuking an egg. at the breakfast tuhle. he conceived the idea that un tH shell with a bundle, which would Torm its own cup. would dot only save lots of dishwashing.' but would lie at once a sclentM.' and cullnarv triumph. Thereupon he caused the Inside of the building where the hens ore con fined during the winter to he painted white. Food was taken to thi. hens In large, white vessels, each having one linndl.-. Water was fuimishe.l In similar vessels of a smaller size. Across the ;nsle window whits teacups were suspended on strings. No other fur nishings of any other shape were permit ted to be uround the building. Within ten days many of Ihe eggs hud slight ex crescences on one end. and nl'ter two weeks the new ejtgs had ' definitely formed hnn dles. New York Tribune. NEW YORK'S BUNCH OF INDIANS Some Five Thousand of Them In the Mate, Most of Whom iet Cot eminent 4 Id. The state of New York has had for more than a century "an Indian question. " hut so Judiciously has New York handled If thst few persons are aware of the fact that there are more than 6, Km Indians llvlnx on reservations in that state, titalntalulng tribal relations without controversy, dis pute or disorder. The new census shows the number of such Indians on reservations to e. exactly b.otiti. of whom 1,472 are In the Cattaraugus reservation In the western part of the Hate. 1,2I0 are on the St. negl'" reservation In F'nnklin county, fronting on the St. Ijiwrence river, and S'.'S in the Onondaga reservation of 7.3"0 acres msr the city of Syracuse. Twenty years ago thn numler of Indibp" on reservations in Ne' York stale was 4.8nn. Thirty yea ago It wns 4.77. Fortv years ago It was 4.I.H. Fifty ye.irs ago It was 3.934. Instead of New Yoik Indians on reservations dying out they appear to be Increasing. The Indians on the Cattaraugus sn.1 Allegany reservations receive sn annuity from both the etate and federal govern ments. The Indians on the Ft. Regis reser vation get an annuity frnnr the state only The TonawamlB Indians, who number ri and who have a reservation f T.V1 acre not far from Buffalo, receive for their sup port what is known aa the "wood tax." which la paid by those who occupy any of their lands The Onondaga Indians get an annuity from the United Statea govern ment under a treaty made with If. and the ret an annuity also from the state. In addi tion to which thev receive n certain amount of salt each year In purt compensation for their surrender to tho stats of lands now in use for salt works near Syracuse. The stste of New York pay to Indian on reservations about tt.ono a year In an nuities, in addition to such amounts come to them for relief or for maintenance of Indian. chool8.--New York Bun