Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 29, 1906, WANT AD SECTION, Page 2, Image 18
t THE OMAHA DAILY DEE: SUNDAY, APRIL 29, J DOB. Master Painters and Decorators Make a Statement of the True Situation in the Strike. In Justice to ourselves find for th Infor mation of th public th maatcr painter of Omaha desire o give the trua facta In connection with tha present strike of tha union Journeymt n painter and paper hangers. Statement have been, mad to the effect that the strike la on account of it refusal of a demand for an Increase In wages of m cent per hour. Thla la not true. If the question of wages had been tha only one Involved tha Increase would have been Rranted at one. Tha facte are tneae: Our shop hav been for year past controlled by union la bor exclusively, rnd the real eontroveray In whether auch condition ahall continue or not. While not actually having algned any agreement with the union for two year past, because nich signature would have been an unlawful act. yet wa hive through confer ed action of the tabor union beer; forced to comply with tha fol lowing: nln artlclea: k ART1CLB I. Eight houra ahall constitute a day' work, aame to b counted from I a. m. to B p. m., with on hour Intermission, via., from 12 m. to 1 p. m. ARTICLE II. Thn minimum scale of wage to be paid Journeymen painter and paprrhangers during the existence of thla agreement ahall ba 40 rente per hour. ARTICLE ni. THT8 TARTT OF THE FTRST PART AOHEEB TO EMPLOY NONE BUT UNION MKN IN GOOD STANDING IN THE BROTHERHOOD OF PAINTERS AND DTCCORATORH OF AMERICA, WITH HKAD'it'ARTKRfl AT LAFAY ETTE, IND., AND WILL RECOONIZE NO CREDENTIALS OR WORKING CARD F.XCEPT THAT ISSUED RT THE LOCAL BRANCH OF THE ABOVE NAMED NA TIONAL ORGANIZATION. ARTICLE IV. Tay for time, and one-half ahall be al lowed on nil overtime. Overtime to mean all work performed after Hp. m.; alao work on Sunday, ChHetma day. Fourth of July and Saturday afternoon. On the first Mon day In September, known aa Labor day, no work under any pretonse ahall be allowed. ARTICLE V. All Journeymen palntera and paper hangers ahall receive In full on Saturday after 11 m, of each woek all money earned and due them up to and including Friday Immediately preceding. ARTICLE VI. It la alio agreed that all preparatory work, auolt a aand papering woodwork, acraplng oft old wall paper, waahlng oil kalaomino, eislng and preparing walla for hanging paper or painting, SHALL BE DON 10 INCLUSIVELY BX MEMBERS OF ORGANIZATIONS OF FARl OF SEC OND PART. 'article VIL Journeyman pu.nicia and p.tporhanger, when employed ouuirto the city, to receive railroad lara and hotel exoeneea. ARTICLE VIII. Tha party of the first part agreea not to discriminate agalnat any of ita em ploye on account of aotive participation in the ailair of the party ot me second part. ARTICLE IX. In the event that at any time party of tl.e second part la unabie to lurnien eufh vteul cuiuf oient ineu ueiouging to tnfcir nine.', iiJLit CALLED UPOiN iO DO bo, i.iu Aaiu i-ARl 1 Uf 'int. FIRST rAlU' tinAi..- HaVjs. PlhRMlboiUN lO H.J4 fL.a i iNU.NUiVIOi'i trcltin.dlOi, p.o vj,fi.D dAiD NuNL'Nio.x VvotiK.irli.N Uaai, iMAuiDlA'i ju ArruCAl'iuA FUR tu.a.Lih.n.omr TO Oi.UA.!. A i ION OF JTAjtA u' Aria, tE-oM fAiil'. Vuesa conditions have bevome Intolerable And we have fuuy and Irrevocably decided to no longer aubuul to in sani. Tne master palntera have not and do not now refuse an luoreaae in wage to good, competent mechanics, but do emphatically Insist upon the rUhl to judge to whom sucil Increaae ahall o paid, and, therefore, demand the privilege to run what la termed "open anopa," meaning the right of the maater painter to hire and dis charge such men aa hu may see fit regard less of whether they belong to any labor organisation or- not. To prove the sincerity of our atatement that' the Increase in wage la not the real Isaue, w hereby declare that we stand ready to pay up to and Including 60 cents per hour for good workmen and that wc will maintain auch wagea in force for two year. J. A. ANDERSON. ' T. J. BEARD & BRO. JOHN P. CARLSON. FRANK II. CRAIQ. M. L. ENDRE8. FUCHsJ FUCH3. HUNT & ELLIOTT. II. A. KOSTER3. CHARLES KLEYLA. HENRY LEHMAN & SONS. HUGH MM ANUS. RUTHERFORD St JENSEN. STEVENSON A MOORE. HENRY SCHOENEN. Stiimer & Chase Go. ; Builders of Modern Houses ' "Be it ever so humble Thcn's no place like home." Tour means must determine th iie of your Investment Happi ness and contentment la quite g often found In a cottage as a palace. Draw a pencil sketch of the hong you would build. Wa develop Ideas and relieve you of all the details of construction. SHIMER & CHASE CO. Building Situ, Suburbia Acreage, Homat 1S09 Par nam. Ground Floor Douslaa 3867 Find a Customer Every thine you hart to sell la wanted by somebody if price and quality are right X Bee Want Ad will &nd tlx customed .as SJS1 tLIAftlf M , si MIS KsliMVinini 7 ILKU 1 0 to aattarml 'klbtwv frt. isi e ii Pililw,tMuitsw uutfCatawu G. gt m CUMIV.it 1 tMylinlW s... . f i . j"' I kr nsw ri, tui "-'" y-J l , fcetw . i S- St Umhu ni m hum SHEEP MEN COMING EAST Wjoming. Wool Grow en Send EprwenU- tire to Packing; Centers. WILL START TO SOUTH OMAHA SUNDAY Indeger.deat Casnsnlssleo Koswi May- lie Established Becaase Dealers Row In Boslnesa Hare Raised Their Prices. CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 18. (Special.) Western Vice President J. M. Wilson and Secretary George 8. Walker of the Na tional Wool Growers' association leave here Sunday for Chicago, Kansas City, St, Joseph and South Omaha, where they will Investigate conditions relative to the es tablishment of Independent commission house to tell sheep. The commission houses at the market centers named have repeatedly refused to restore the old rate of 110 per car for elllng sheep, and the shipper now pro pose to put In their own houses. Already several offer have been received from competent aheep salesmen who desire to manage the houses. The officers of the National Wool Grow ers' association will meet with officers of the American National Live 8tock associa tion in Denver May 29, when a co-operative company will bo formed to launch the in dependent commission house. Circular let. tera setting forth the advantage of the Independent house and the benefits to bo derived from some have been ent out from local headquarters to aheep men and aheep men'a organisation In all parta of the country, and It Is expected the desired cap italisation of $100,000 needed , to place the four commission houses In operation at South Omaha, Kansaa City, St. Joseph and Chicago will be over-subscribed. It in proposed to pro rate the profits of the commission houses among the shippers until their orlglna! investment has been returned and thereafter a percentage 'of the profits will go to tha National Wool Growers' association to defray the ex penses of the organisation. NEW SYSTEM MEETS APPROVAL Minister of Foreign Affairs to. Know Exact Mate of National Defenses. PARIS, April (Special Cablegram to The Bee.) The further details now at hand with reference to the decree Instituting a Consell Buperleur de la Defence Natlonale clearly shows that thl new organization for Insuring urltyot action under the con trol of the president of the republic is bound to obviate at least one of the grave Inconveniences that have hitherto char acterized French military policy. The events of the last two years have taught a lesson which the report of the war estimates In the chamber, H. L. Klota, formulates thus: "Tha Important point Is that France ahculd have a foreign policy consistent with her military strength, or, what Is better, 'les forces mllltares de aa politique etrangere.' No one who recalls the forty-eight hours of panic which seized the Chamber of Deputies at the time of the fall of M. Dclcasse will fall to grasp the sense of these words. In pursuance of the Ideal so clearly expressed by M. Klots, the new decree gives a place In this con sell superleur to the minister for foreign affairs. As the Depoche Colonlale says: 'By taking part In the deliberations of this body thfe minister for foreign affairs will know the state of our forces, and he may. If necessary, either moderate his own ardour or stimulate that of his colleagues ef the departments of War. Marine and the Colonies." Cnnnty Assessor Appoints Pepntfes. STURGI8, S. D., April 2.-(Bpeclfil.)--Balley Madison, county assessor of Meade county, has appointed John F. Smith, Islah Pierce and C. L. Ward aa his depu ties. tnrsris Alnmnt Orarnntsea. STTROIS. B. D., April 28. (Special. )-The Bturgla High school alumni has organized Union Pacific Railroad Company Is Closing Out Its LAUDS. FINE FARM, AND RANCH LANDS In Western Nebraska, Colorado, and Wyoming, From $3,00 to $5.00 per acre TAKE ADVANTAGE of the low prices and easy terras offered while the opportunity still presents itself. SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES to the Lands For Further Information, apply to Union Pacific Land Agency 318 South 15th St., Omaha, Nebraska. TIME WILL TELL THAT CAREY'S FLEXIBLE CEMENT ROOFING Is more durable than tar and gravel or tin or metal roofs. Best cover ing for store buildings, warehouses, factories, sheds, etc. See us. Sunderland Roofing and Supply Co. 1208 Farnam Street Beautify Your Lawn With CHAMPION IRON AND WIRE WORKS. 1 1 r I. A HOME THAT IS A HOME Is one that has a heating system installed in it. To get this, together with the lowest prices, consult the JOHNSON PLUMBING & HEATING CO., ' Tel Douglas 6990. 1812 Harney Street. by electing the following officers! Presi dent. Will Jones; Vice president. Alice Flavin; secretary, Anna Sparks; treasurer. Elmer I,add. There being about fifty-five graduate of the school at present, It is the purpose to hold an annual reunion and re ception to the new graduating class. IRISH TEACHER POOR WAGES Inveallan tlon Shows Salaries Have Been Itrsaeea Kara Year hy the Authorities. DUBLIN, April 2R. (Special Cablegram to The Bee.) Mr. D. Humphries ha been devoting considerable time and attention to a study of the statistics regarding Irish education. He complains that the wages of female teachers, a well as male teach ers, has been reduced each year for a num ber of years past. Among other things, he says: "The com missioners have done all this on the pica of Improving education by stopping cram ming and developing the Initiative faculty In teachers. Just as they are now amalga mating schools and placing them under female teachers on the plea of a fatherly tenderness for boys under 7 years of age who have no mothers to look out for thetn for twenty houra out of the twenty-four. And to hide all this chicanery they have drawn up a paper scheme by which a male teacher. It Is said, could under the new system, by increments, arrive at a salary of $75 per year. He might reach It the day before his funeral If he lived to be a very, very old man. The commissioners have not only taken away mathematics as an extra, but they have used the teach ing of mathematics as an Instrument for scnool amalgamation. In Instructions re cently Issued they state that a course of mathematics is indiBprnslhle In all boys' schools with two or more teachers. The real cause of the smallncss of teachers' alarle In Ireland Is not the want of local control, but the things that I have out lined." TIMELY REAL ESTATE TALK (Continued from First Tage.) the hoUFcg In which they lived, for the latter have money with which they can buy lots and build new houses and tho former have not. One of the biggest prob lems of the real estate men at present Is to get the 100 families from the Webster street district settled In other places. A unique situation Is presented by the snle of salvage houses by the Northwest ern. That company has opened a tem porary office at 403 North Fourteenth street and has placed on sale seventy-seven houses which it acquired in buying ground for freight terminals. Such a large number of cheap houses for sale In one bunch is seldom seen. The sale Is progressing rap Idly, about twenty houses having been sold Friday and Saturday, the first two day of the operation of the temporary office. It is expected that most of the balance will be disposed of In the next two or three days and that by the end of the week all will have been sold. Thomas Brennan reports the transfer to E. O. McGilton from the National Life Insurance company of the property at the southeast corner of Twentieth and Dodge streets. The consideration was 116,500. The lot is 66x132 and on it is a frame building and a row of three brick flats, two stories and .basement. Mr. McGilton expects to remove the frame building a year from next summer and build In It stead a row of flats similar to the flats on tha other half of the lot. The J. P. Jackson Real Estate company reports the following sales: To W. S. Pool,' two five-room cottages at Sixteenth and Elm streets, H.600; to Walter Ras mussen, double cottage of six rooms at Sixteenth and Spring streets; to J. P. Jack son, six-room cottaga Thirteenth and M treuts, South Omaha. All Are I nlted In saying that for all stomach, liver or kidney diseases, there is no remedy like Electric. Bitters. 60c. Guaranteed. For sale by Sherman Sc. McConnell. I sar-ratajouuai Our Steel Picket Wire Fence Our Champion Sul Picket Heavy Wire) ranoe, iu cento pr lineal rook Hitch Posts, Window Ouarda, TrM Uuarda aad Tralllae. Fifty fttyteg of Wrought Iron Fooco. Our Post Will Not Husk Established 1863. 611 S. 16th Street SPECIAL NOTICES AdTtrllirnrali for tUrm columns rill be taken anttl lg di. for the evening edition and aatll 8 p. n. (or the morslss and Honda? edition. Hates 1 I -He a word flrat Insertion, le a word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than U4lr for the Orst Inser tion. These advertisements mast ha rnn enaseentlTelr. Advertisers, Jr requesting num bered check, can hava answers ad dressed to at nambered letter In vara of The Bee. Answers so addressed will he delivered on presentation af check. MISCELLANEOUS BOYLES COLLEGE Day and night. New cUsse In bookkeep Ing. telegraphy, shorthand, typewriting and English organised eveiy day. Get catalogue. Addrea H. l fiOYLKo, President, Koyles Ulim.. Omaha- R-M10S WHERE TRUNKS ARB MADE. Trunks, suit ' rase and shopping bags. Old trunks taken In exrnnnge: repairing. FRfcXINU eT KIN LE. 410 N. 16th 8t. 'i'hone Doug. -4906. R m M-6 RTnVFS l'aken down, cleaned and oiwug,ll)re(i Prices the lowest. Capacity 2ov stoves. A. J. Hayne Hard ware, U4th and Lakt. , Itouglas 8616. R-M1U0 M10 ENOR083INO and fancy penmanship. Boy lea College. K M6o4 OMAHA Bate and Iron Works make a ape. clalty of firs escapes, shutter, door and aatea. J. Andreen, Prop., lul S. 10 h 81. R-U4 WE buy and U typewriter; will sell your machine on small commission. Omnha Typewriter Exchange, tJt Neville Hik. Tel. Doug. 4uL K 111 SIGN PAINTING. 8. H. Cole, 1301 PouglHS. 8TEINWAT piano, upright, big bargain, FerlU-ld Piano Co., ltin r'arnaiu St.' R-1JI GUNSMITH, keys, trunk lock, repairing. He (Hi.. 211 8. 14tb- 'lei. Douglas ia'A. a no SEEDS THAT GROW. NEED ANTT Bee hat they come from THE NEBRASKA SEED CO., UiS-lola Howard, 1206-10-12 Jones St. H-158 M12 THY Kelly' Towel Supply. Tel. Doug. 3u30. K--UU Iowa Baollary Cleaning Co., Ill Farnam. K 1.1 MAKTIN MEYER. stulU, underwear to order. K-M6o MIX) 6URVEYINU. Bllckooaderter. SU Bee ttldg. K Hi JOHNSON. THE RELIABLE, PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. BEST SERVICE PRICES REAbONABDE. TEL. DUUGDAU iM. 13 U HARNEY, K M414 Mi!) ANTI-Monopoly Garbuge Co., 6ZL N. ltith. Tel. Doug.-lT',r. Res. phone, Doug.-70tl. R-M540 CARLSON & CO., upholstering, repairing and mattress renovating. Tel. Doug. inli. R M8JJ M23 HAVE Wilson hang paper; quick, clean paper cleaning a specialty. Tel. Douglas bit. R-M.iTS M 19 SVATnM For shingling and repairing 0CJ"aJ,'x, Tel. Doug. S4. K-li MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS 9 I i tmi i um HOUSEHOLD GOODS, PIANOS. HORSE'S AND WAGONS, ETC. We wtM loan money on the above so eurlty at positively the lowest rate ot inter est to be obtained In the city. WHYT Because we have unlimited capital and would rtiher loan the money out than have it lying idle. We make these loan In th trlctet con fidence, make no Inquiries ot your neigh bors and merely want to see your seourhy. If you owe several small bill which are bothering you, come to us, state your cir cumstances and we will loan you money enough to pay them all ofT so that yau will have your Indebtedness all In one place, where one payment each month will take care of It. And we will make tha payment small enough to suit you. WE ALSO LOAN RESPONSIBLE! I t SALARIED PEOPLE I ON THEIR PLAIN NOTE, WITH- I I OUT ENDORSEMENT OR I I j PUBLICITY. J BE Li ABLE CRED.T CO" Room 307-308 Paxton Blk. X-404 tB OUR LOANS Our employes are well informed and courteous and ws are always pieased to explain our manner of loan. We tell you to the cent wtwt the cost will be, and If you conclude t)it It will not pay you to borrow there I no harm done. W loan on furniture. Dlanos. live stock and other chattels, and to salaried people upon tneir own agreement to pay. W orfer you rates as low as you will find and our facilities for quick and con fldi-ntlal service are unsurnassed. We are the oldest concern In our Una In the city and we always try to please ur patron. O ALALIA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. Ill Board of Trade Bldg. 'Phone Doug. tt (Eaiabliahed, IaIM.) tut b. ltith St. X-U alu.NEY loaned on nlanoa. furniture, lew elry. hor. rows, aic C. it. Read, 111 o. um. A. Hi l Bowen, 703 N. Y. Life Bldg. Advance private money on chattels or slaiy. Easy to get no red tape. You get money same cay uaked for at sraail coau upea evenings uaui I. . M( fcR. PPUBENOWS PRIVATE MONEY loaned on furniture, ptaaua, salary, iiiii.tu. etc., lu any amount, at less thaa half the rate: no led tape: tifct dp. vacy; liiiniudmt attention; on any terra vmnieii, pajuienui auaptsnata in case of slckneos or out uf employment. Room tit. Karbacll blk.. iOi U. 1Mb HI. X-;0 When in need of MONEY Call on us. PHOENIX CiiEDIT CO.' U.-1 Paxioa, Blk. x-m MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLH aud others without savurlty; easy pay Bueuta. Odlcea lo ai prtudpal cities. Ul luaui, wuui tie, -Mew r Uie Bldg. I'lHM'lXKK Piano, Jewelry, Loans, alt NsvUls Bik. TU. WEalEitN LOAN CO. JL Us FURNITURE. Live Slock. Salary Loans. putt Ureal Lom Co Room I batasr allocs. -.. CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loan. Foley loaa Co.. itH rarbam ot. -f- s,t EAGLE Loan Ofllee. reliable, accommodat ing, all bujunaaa vocAdeutial. Duusiaa, w . A CONFIDENTIAL DEAL. I'll make you a small loan on furniture, blamia. horse, waaona. warehoua receipts. etc., at lower rales than the ordinary money lender will, and strictly on th U T. Drop a Una and have m call. Post- office boa MS. X IS WANTED TO BORROW (360 We have for sale a first mortgage, se cured by 6 arrt-s nt-ar Benaon (.worth ILivoj; alao one if -j. CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. PERSONAL PILES CURED WITHOUT AN OPERATION-ALL KINDS OF PILK8 CI 'RED-INTERNAL, EXTERNAL, BLIND, BLEEDING OH ITCHING PILES A G CAR ANT KB GIVEN IN EVERY CASE TREATED BY DR. MAXWKLL who has had twenty-five years' enperlence In treating piles. Hundreds of testimonials given on appli cation. 624 Bee Blilg , Omaha. Neb. 'Phone Douglas 1424. U-1M M27 rLF.SH. white, pink, brunette: jtln skin powder is made in 4 dainty vints, o. L " GREEN TRADING fliM liquors, by lug or bottl. Cackley Bros., opp. P. O. . U-M! Mil MARCEL-WAVE Bryant. 116 Bee Bldg. U-i -BIS M2S t . l l a l r- r-. r O 1 T Y STEAM LA JKY TeLDoug-IM. iii a. ma St. U-1M OMAHA Stammerer Institute. Ramge Blk. u i PTAMO nT.TTTt Plnnos delivered at once, $1 weekly. Alt music lessons free. JOIN NOW. J'erMold tl,nn , ' id, at T ' 1 QS w u . , K 1.1 Until 0k. PRIVATE home during confinement: babies uvmiucu snq aaopied. Mrs. uuucu, Charles. Tel. Doug. 6211. U 11 THE Salvation Army solicits cast-off clotb- uig, in isct, anytning you oo nui iioru, we collect, repair and sell, at 114 N. llth St., for cost ot collecting to tue worthy poor. Call 'Phone Doug. 4Ua and wa-jon will cull. U-ll FREE medical and surgical treatment at -reignion Medical college, I4tn nnu enpoi t sts.; special attention paid to con finement cases; all treatment supervised by college professors. Phone Doug, llfii. Call answered day or night. L V MAGNETIC MASSAGE, 412 NO. 16TH ST., SECOND FLOOR, ROOM 2. U M975 M25 MAGNETIC 5 treatment & Batl.s. Mine. I I is Wit ANY POOR GIRL In need of a friend call ui io me matron oi Army home for women at 24 N. !th SC, Omaha, Neb. U-MV 100-1 Brown Blk., 16th and Douglas. Prac tice umiiea to SKia, geuito-uriuarjp venereal diseases. U 68 Mi PHONE Doug. 701 and a man will call and tune your piano, V. perneid piano v.o UU Farnam. , U U RUPTURE CURED No knife, no injec tions, call or write tor booklet, which Cure Rupture Co.. Ml W. O. W. Bldg, Omaha. U 111 TRY KELLY'S Laundry. 'Phone Doug. tiiO. DR. ROY. Chiropody. R. I I. W& Farnam. U IN MABEL M. DOTaON, (10 Bee Bldg. TeL AtJus3iaB-ooo. juanicurui;, iu.nB, wa.j, treatnient a specialty, and hair dressing. U-Ioo M-U BOLD STICKPIN FREE to any person sending up the name of' any person owning a square piano, orgaa ur prospective piuno buyer. PERFIELD PIANO CO., TeL 70L 1&U Farnam Bt. VVA ( ' H A M P I O M C-arpet Cleaning Worka Vlirvitll IV11 iieauiiful. uniaue ruas from old carpets; prices reasonable. 141 B. 14th BL Tel Douglas 656. U 16i JeU YOUR saving 40 per cent. Investigate, peunell Millinery Co.. HI boutu UtU dU U-ll PRIVATE conllnement home; babie adopted. Mrs. Dr. King, Mis ti, 21st kit. TeL iboi. U-1M PI RAT I NO Buttons, "uchmg, 1 LUill IHU Embroidering. ai.u wicanu.ft, cponglng and bin ink ing, only eo per yard- bnd lor price ust una nuii pie. GOLDMAN PLEATING CO., 100 Douglas Block, Tel. Douglas-1330. U 4 MONTHS OLD baby girl for adoption 201 N. nst. Tel. Dougias HutiH. V 160 M6x PRIVATE home during confinement; babies adopted, The Good baiuaiitun baiiltarium, l n il at Ave., Council BluHa, la. TeL 7i4 D-au WE RENT sowing machines, $1 week aud l per mo. we repair ail mattes oi ma chines; second-hand machines, 6 to lla Neb. Cycle Co., TeL Doug. looj. Cor. loth snd Harney. U feel SEWING machines and supplies. P. E. Flodman & Co., 1U4 Caplioi avenue. U Mill Mayl SEND your carpets to Omaha Electric Car pet Cleaning wks., tiii N. leoth. Doug.-l&l. U MiiS Ml THE City Garbage Co. Office, 4th and Lvavenworin Bis. lei. uougia us. U-200 CTnUCC Stored. Hughe Stove Repair O 1 V CO Works. TeL Doug.-7165. U 4D3 Mil MAGNETIC OSTEOLOGY Mrs. M Rlttsn. bouse, 4ii N. ISlh, room i. second floor. U ba M17 FREE Your fortune told, future and past revealed, surprising Dy America emi- St. John, 12 Sheldon St., Chicago. Send birth date and stamp. Know myself. U-MZ16 30x MORPHINE, opium, laudanum, cocaine habit myself cured: will inform you of harmless permanent home cure. Mary Baldwin, Box 1212, Chicago. U YOUNG LADY, handsome, affectionate, loves home and flowers, worth I4O.0C0, wants Immediate murrluge; no objfctlona to pour man it Honest. Mrs. W., Oil Ful ton St., Chicago, ill. u Bl'SINESS man, nice home, Income 16,000, wants acuualniance of lady, object matri mony: no objection to to or Klrl or widow If sincere. Address W. D., 6iil Fultoa St., Chicago. U MRS. MERGES, PIANIST. 209 S. 20th. Tel. Doug. 4CS6. U SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, warts and moles permanently removed by electricity: con sultatliin freo und conndcntial; all work tuaranleed. Miss Allender, 422 N. Y ifo. U PAINFUL burns, any sore or skin hurt quicaiy neaiea by fcatin tun cream, 2oc. OMAHA Steam Paste Co. manufacture pure nuur paste. Uv Cuming. Tel. Doug. 462L U- HOR8E and buggy, or light road wagon wanted, to utw for a month In the city; will take best of care of li; by a reliable nrm. Address u a, care liee. uMAi I WANTED Gentleman expecting to be In Omaha soon wishes to meet an attractive well rormed young lady; enclose pnoto if convenient. Address D 12, care Bee. V 4j 2x YOUR fortune told; marvelous predictions; patrons astonikhed and latleftcd; send loc and blrthdate. Prof. Gordon, Box 1641, Boston, Maaa. U-luS Kx WEALTHY ladles and gentlemen of re finement, anxious to marry; photographs and descriptions free. O. B, Box 7, Canon City, Colo. U 221 29x MARRY Wealthy young business men In the west, age 23, worth ll'j.Ouo; another ii. worth l,0uo. Home and Comfort, Toledo, O. U-227 2x A NICE healthy baby boy for adoption, at till So. llth street M461 Maylg PRINTING LYNGSTAD 1 Bl JOKVt Capitol Ave. ENGRAVING and printing. Kotera A Co.. U10 Howard. TeL Douglaa kw7 EN ELL Printing C. Hi 8. 12th St. M U FOrt RENT FURNISHED ROOMS NICELY furnished apartment of six room nun unm; janitor ervice. i none ifiuj!s t."A E-M4 A PARTICULARLY plessant room with nn-iive, mouern. detacher house, ysra ana fine shade. Address D 16. Bee. E WO 2x DEWEY European Hotel, llth and Farnam. b u Doug. 611 O.M.E. Haul Trunks E 137 WELL fiirnisiied, modern, steam heat. 4 rooms, tOi Farnam, Flat . Tel. Doug. IB .i Thurston hotel; rooms fl.SO u ip per week. FURNISHED room for gentleman: prlvata family, lit N. llth. K MM LARGE, handsomely furnished parlor; shady lawn; modern; piano; 111. 1104 Burt. E-MlOi tax I OR RENT Nicely furnished front room, strictly modern, saitabls for one gon tleman. 17 South Kith street. E IIS ROOMS, ensulte, furnished or unfurnished; nouseaeeping privileges. 2418 Cass St. K-113 k'x ELEGANT furnished rooms; modern. Tel. till -..ft H 1 . . . . ' . . ROOMS FURNISH ED on credit. All th time you want. We don't ask Installment prices. OMAHA FURNITURE AND CARPET CO., K06-1211-1213 Farnam Street. E 437 ! THREE comfortably furnished rooms for light housekeeping, with hot water heat, gas range, porcelain bath and use of telephone, within one block of Park Ave.; no other roomers; references required. Address C 41, Bee. E M444 1 NICELY furnished room, with good table board, all home comforts. Mrs. F. Har vey, 319 S. iitith. E M41D x LARGE, well furnished front room; mod ern private residence; fine location; walk ing distance; reasonable. 27o Farnam. E M4CI 30X WELL furnished room; modern: fine liga tion; walking distance; reasonable. 208 Farnnm. . E M4f9 80x FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD Doug. 611 O.M.E. Ilaul Trunks F 141 VIENNA hotel; private dining rooms, cafe. F-140 ONE large room, east and south front; phone and bath; suitable for two young men. 1060 South Sth street. F M9&4 30 LARGE, desirable front room with excel lent board. 2616 Farnam St. F-M4B7 6x UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Good Rooms We have eight rooms, all newly papered, in first clans building, southeast corner 27th and St. Mary's Ave., which will be rented separately or together. Good refer ences required. N. P. DODGE St CO., Bee Bldg. 1714 Farnam. O 990 28 CENTRAL; 1 rooms; bath. Tliard, 220 N. 23d. Gr M131 WANTED TO RENT WANTED Desk room with use of tele phone. Address C 62, Be office. K-W7 SO WANTED Four or five-room flat, fur nished; must be modern; newly married couple; best of references. Address C 67, care Bee. , K 086 Ml STENOGRAPHER wants desk room. For particulars telephone Douglas 2b8. K-M103 WANTED House of seven rooms or lee for family with no children. Address D 13, Bee. , K M4S6 Sox FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SODA FOUNTAINS, any size, U18 Farnam. Q 123 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. BEST MIXED PAINT. Sherman 4k McConnell Drug Co.. Omaha. Vt 124 HALL'S safes, new. Id-band. 1818 Farnam. Q 12o MILCH COWS, on easy term. 43d and Canter. FOR SALE Empty Ink barrels. Inquire of J. U. CauipbelL Be uuui room. Q-642 WE buy everything in the furniture line. Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. 14 128 CHEAP chicken fence, long fir Umbers, white baaswood for burnt work. 121 No. Uth. Q 127 CAUTION I Beware of rake piano ads.j Senulne new Stelnway pianos are sold NLY by Schmoller & Mueller and they are tbs ONLY authorised Nebraska rep resentatives. TeL Dougias-l26. Ull 1811 Farnam. g 188 FOR BALE at a bargain, a IK Oldsmo bile, just new. Address B 61, Bee. U Ul FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS, ETC., on credit. We don't ask Installment prices. OMAHA FURNITURE AND CARPET CO., 12U9-1211-1213 Farnam Street. Q 438 29 PIANO Square. $10; 60 cents weekly. Per. Held Piano Co.. loll Farnam SU W ISO CHOICE currant plants for sale. B. C. Smith, 3108 Corby SU 'Phone Red-H 2 4. y M9 2x FOR SALIi: 600,000 brick at 86 per 1.0U0. SmltL Brick Co., Hid and Wool worth Ave. Telephone Douglas 425. Q-M917 28 HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE AT ONCE Nearly new household furniture, good carpets, etc., for sale. Must be sold Saturday or Sunday. Owner leaving city. Ml N. 41at SU Q-U6 2Sx WE CAN save you money on printing. Envelopes, "XXX. Sty," 11.76 per ,M; other printing accordingly. Stationery samples free. Mall ordur Printing Co., Logan, la. Q M140 M3x FINE high grade upright piano, full slie, cheap. Dealers need not apply. 416 N. FINE National cash register; total adder, chnap.' 108 N. 16th Bl. W M184 29x FOR BAIJC Single buggy and harness, Inquire 3216 Corby. Q-M448 30 PIGEON'S Homers for squ.tb breeding; fine large birds, also youngsters. Write for catalogue. Mo. Squab Co., SMOl Shaw Ave., St. Louis. Mo. Q 178 2ix SECOND-HAND FURNITT'RE FOR SALE One combination writing desk and bookcase. One pquare extension dining table toakj. Six dining room chairs, fine plush lounge. One Iron bedstead and spring. Can be seen Sunday forenoon at 210 South 34th St. Phone Harney 8i30. Q 387 iix FOR SALE Houshold furniture; also the finest gas range made, nearly new. Mi Mason. Q-381 29 FOR SALE Automobile; I will sell my Rambler touring car cheap; In perfect running order and can carry five people anywhere. Max A. Retchenberg, 411 S. 28th, Omaha. Neb. Q-226 FOR SALE Automobile, 4-cyllnder Pope touring car, top, wind shield. u-35-hore power; perfect running order, slightly used, cost t,W"-': must sell at once; prlue, $2,0uo. A. J. Muaaelman, caro Pope Mfg. Co., Chicago. Q-2JJ x COMPLETE furnishings; furniture snd cooking utensils for six-mom house for sale. 715 South 17th street. UJ Kx FARLAND banjo, niuiiber ) practically new. Music rack and book .ucluded. IJO. Ill South 17lA street. U4o? tvx WANTED TO BUY WHEN tnu have any old clothes to sell call Red 8928. Best prices. N-M!T4 M HORSE and buggy, or light road-wagnn wanted, to use for a month In the city, will take best of care of It. By a rella. ble firm. Address "Berton." care Bee. N 124 1 WE HAVE a cash customer for resi dence property $1,600 lo $4,000. Also cash customer for farm $6,000 te $7,000. wright i.Asnrnr, 191 8. llth St. N WANTED SALESMEN WANTED Experienced salesmen, who ean furnlah their own team and ragon to sil and deliver Medicine and Household articles on commission. Eipenses paid snd a reasonable earning guaranteed. Tne Haller Proprietary Conipan), Biaji, Net L Ml-i Ml WANTED Salesman for liquor and drug trade In Nebraska. Addresp C 68. car Bee: L Mill 89 WANTED On for each slate, a first class experienced road salesman; Min nesota, Wisconsin, North Dskola, South Dakota. Iowa and Nebraska. Old es tablished Jobbing house. Apply room 602 Sykes bloek, Minneapolis, Minn. L 234 2SX WANTED First class specialty salesmen. One man earned over I1.6O0 lnce Feb ruary 8. Barton-Parker Mfg. Co., Cedar Rapids, la. Lr-iSl x SALESMEN, NOTICE! Large manufac turer want two traveling salesman to sell staple specialty to dealer In Ne braska outside Omaha; unusuul opening snd liberal drawing account to right men. Drawer 1843. St. Louis, Mo. L 2t2 29X TRAVEL for reliable wholesale house, call on retail trade; $lj0 to $?o0 month nml expenses; man for Nebraska anl Iowa at once. 706 to 710 Houser Bldg., Bt. Louis, Mo. L 24S rax SELL our $20 soda, fountains; make $10 on every sale; colloct own commission. Act quick. Write for particulars. .1. B. Fox, li2 LaSalle St.. Chicago. L 247 29x SALESMEN WANTED For Nebraska, to sell our celebrated Keen Sight Spectacles; attractive proposition. Our new method will tench anyone to fit glasses accurately In one lesson. Hustlers can easily earn $26 weekly. Keen Sight Spectacle Co., 43 L Page Ave., St. Louis, Mo. L 440 2x SALESMEN wanted, calling on th hard ware, Implement, harness and general store trade, to carry as side line; good seller, reasonable commission. Address Western Halter Company, Station "A," Kansaa City, Mo. L 172 WANTED Salesmen calling on hardware and lumber dealers, to sell guaranteed Roof and Iron Paints; popular price; easily sold: liberal commissions. Box 6t4, South Bend, Ind. L 171 29 x CAPABLE salesman to cover Nebraska with staple line; high commission, with $100 monthly advance; permanent position to right man. Jess H. Smith Co., Detroit, Mich. , L 170 29x SALESMAN for Nebraska! experienced traveling man preferred; line staple for general trade; position permanent; IM weekly, with commission. Sawyer, Ieslle Co., Detroit, Mich. L 1 2SX SALESMEN or solicitors; we want four in each state for district assignment; ah opportunity for establishing large perma nent business with growing line; com mission; must be over 11, quick In thought and active, have pleasing man ner, with eneugh self-confidence to ap- E roach best business men. Address tha ystem Co., Chicago, Dept. . L 181 I9X ' SALESMAN Experienced in any line, to sell general etore In Nebraska; an un excelled specialty preposition; commis sions and $36 weekly for expenses. Th Continental Jewelry Co., Cleveland, O. L 181 29x RELIABLE, lndustrlou men In every county, to ell groceries to farmer and all large consumers. We are the largest firm In America, conducting a business of this kind on the one-profit basis, and our good are guaranteed to comply with the most exacting pure food laws. A permanent and profitable trad Insured; experience unnecessary; good references required. John Sexton St Co.. Importers and Wholesale Grocers, 18-18-20-22 Stata St., Chicago. L-IM 8S RAZOR honing made easy; write for free bookleU containing full instructions, how to shave, hone and strop rasors cor rectly; salesmen wanted. A. Goodrich, manufacturer, ou w. wauison ou v m eaao. L 177 29x WANTED Salesman by wholesalo jewelry house to sell their line of Jewelry to gen eral trnde In Nebraska. We offer spe cial Inducements to merchant, which makes sales easy; high commissions, per manent position. McAlllster-Coman Co., 85 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. le 197 tX CIGAR salesman wanted in your locality; city and country trade; salary and ex penses or commission; experience un necessary; enclose stamp for particulars. National Cigar Co., Dept. 74. Toledo, O. TRAVELING SALESMEN for Nebraska and Iowa with a full line cf oaps, per fumes and flavoring extract; furnishing the $2 and $1 selling plan to the retail dealer: $30 weekly advance. Jr. F. Cook, Sales Dept., Detroit, Mich. L TRAVELING salesman wanted for grocery trade; salary $lti0 month and expanses; sample free. Lo Angele Cider 0., St. Louis, Mo. Ifl'A 29X SIDE LINE Brand new; fiv minutes sell ing; exclusive; one firm each town; nets $6 commission; samples small; specify terrlt6ry and experlenoe. F. L. Vernon. Becty., Newton, la. L 363 2x WANTED Good, responsible Jobber to sell our metal polish and furniture polish to local trade; write for particular. Eclipse Cement and Blacking to., Phila delphia, Pa. tZo3 a. SALESMEN The Eoonomy Advertising Co. of Iowa City. Ia.. will employ one sale, man for northern Nebraska. On com petent salesman can secure our oomplete trunk lino of advertising novelties, bank books, leather goods, etc.; exclusive ter ritory; must furnish best references and satisfactory bond; commission cuptract. Addre as above. L JM 2& ONE experienced In selling general mer chants and druggists In small country towns; established house and good line; stata age, experience, record and salary, to receive consideration- Address Box 666, Chicago. 2x TRAVELING salesman wanted to sell grocery trade; $ per month snd ex penses. California Cider and Extract Co., St Louis. Mo. L 214 x SALESMEN 3i0 to 8o0 per cent profit sell ing specialty every merchant and Dual ness man wants; quick cash ale; un umiiea quwum'. ' ' . , 406 W. Van Buren St., Chicago, III. limited qus.ninie. " "iT. , " ' -289 29 x DISTRICT manager for our special tool Hue; exclusive: big money. retroll Tool Co.. Detroit. Mich. tix BIG money; quick returns: W manufac ture the Urgest exclusive ine of advertis ing fans, appealing to all classes; best months. March to June; liberal commis sions semi-monthly; samples free to es tablished salesmen; write today. The Kemner-Thomas Co., Faa Dept.. Cine ln natl, O. U-VJl 2 WANTED Salesmen of ability and neat appearance to call on all merchants In their territory; elegant aide line, con venient to carry; good commission; prompt remittance. Belmont Mfg Co., Cincinnati. O. U-Ml WANTED A flrst-clas salesman for Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluff to sell exclusively during l, commencing at once, our nrat-elnss line of calendars, advertising specialties and druggist' la bels and Loses. Our line Is so complete that every merchant and manufacturer In each and every town can be seen; our 5 nods are first-class and strictly up-tc-ate; our house has been established 25 years and Is well and favorably known; commission 20 and 26 per cent, and ener getic salesmen can easily make from $ to $100 per week; new samples are ready now; first-class man only wanted; enclose, this advertisement with your application. Address H 'A, care Lord aV Thorns. Chi cago. Le-J SALESMAN wanted now, visiting dry goods trade, small towns; expense ad vanced; liberal commission; sample, 16 pounds. Feldhelm Co., Lao loiporier 47 Brwadway, New York. L 221