THE 0MA1TA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JULY 23, 1908.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMER SCHOOL .
BOYLES SCHOOL
Every (lay Is enrollment day Business
Shorthand. Typewriting. Telegraphy and
English. Catalogue free. Address II. B.
Uoyles, Pres. Boyle Eldg., Omsha, Neb.
R-M586
WHERE TRUNKS ARE MADE.
Trunl.s, suit cases hhi uhopplng bigs. Old
trunks taken In exchanae; repaiiing.
FBEUSO Ac STKINI.E.
410 X. 1th St. Phone Uous:.-4955.
R W Jy-'6
OMAHA 8af and Iron Works make a spe
cialty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and
safes. G. Andreen, prop., 102 8. 10th St.
R-210
ION PAINTINO-S. H. Cole, 1301 Douglaa.
R-211
TRT Kelly's Towel Supply. Tel. Doug.-8f.30.
R-213
IOWA Sanitary Cleaning Co., 1919 Famain.
R J13
ANTI-MONOPOLY Garbage Co.. 621 N. 16th.
Tel. Dong. -1778. Res. phene Doug.-7061.
R-214
EL9AS8ER A BRTCE.
Machinists, 317 South 12th St. Tel. 5837.
( R 21a
TYPEWRITERS rented, all makes, $2.50.
Fox Typewriter Co.. 1823 Farnam.
R M3f7 Augl
BUSINESS CHANCES
DoYou Wish to Make a Change,
If you have a farm, home, business or
property that you want to aell or ex
change write us.
GLUBK LAND AND INVESTMENT CO,
Omaha, Neb., or Sioux City, la.
Y M412 31
10-ROOM rooming housa, full of roomers;
good location. Address G (4, care of
Bee. Y M758
ELEGANT first class restaurant outfit
complete for sale cheap. Tel Red WM,
ll Douglaa St. T M392 23
FOR SALE $4,000 drug stork In central
Nebraska; will pay for Itself In one
year. For particulars write K-41, Bee.
Y M4l 25
BEST drug stock In southeast Nebraska;
about 15,000 cash required; sales 122,000,
profit $0,000. Address K-47, Bee.
Y 11666 Aug21
WELL furnished, money maklnr, brick
hotel Ht a bargain; full particulars. R. T.
Colter. Muskogee, I. T. Y-MH44 C
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
SODA FOUNTAIN, any alse. Ull Farnara.
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO., best mixed
paint. Sherman si Meconneil Drug (Jo.,
Umana. ii
HALL'S safes, new, 2d-hand. 1818 Farnani.
FOR BALE Empty Ink barrels. Inquire of
FOR SALE New and second-hand billiard
and pool tables; we lead the world In
cneap Dar natures; easy paymenia. Bruus
wick-Balke-Collender, etn S. kith St.
-i.
-JUU
WE buy everything in the furniture line.
cnicago mirnuure Co, l-uo uoage.
CHEAP chicken fence, . long fir timbers.
t white baaswooa I or ourni work. in
liith. v Q-ffll
MILCH COWS, on easy term. 43d and
Center. t fit.
SEND L'S your mail order for drugs;
freight paid on $10 lots. Myers-Dillon
Drug K.O., uiiiaii. w u
MEDIUM slxe Hall safe; good condition
II. ft K., 1U09 Farnam. Q Mwj
$35.00 PIANO (credit), for sale cheap,
Call at 2 Bee Bldg.. y &8
$9500 PIANO (credit) for sale cheap. Call
at &: Bee ttiag. y
FINE Minnesota ice for sale In carlots. A.
O. Olibert Co., Council Blufla Q-M364
FOR SALE Steam house heating boiler;
was used to heat 8-room house; will be
sold cheap. W. H. Bridges, engineer Bea
Bldg. g-UW
PARTY leaving town, will sacrifice piano
and some furniture. Call at once. Any
reasonable oner accepted. 4W N. 2Si.
Q-M550 23x
UPRIGHT piano, mahogany case, at a
bargain, luiu Davenport. 1 g-MM ax
AUTOMOBILES
Clearance Sale of
AUTOMOBILES
r AND THINGS
1905 Pope Toledo, 1904 White
Steamer. 1903 Olds Runabout, 1905
National. . Two gasoline engines,
blacksmith's drill, a 3 h. p. motor, a
20 h; . motor and some second hand
safes. .
J:J.-DERIGHT& CO.
' 1818 FARNAM ST.
-M5T9 U
F1VE-PA6SENQEK touring car, fully
equipped, standard make, 16. good as
new; aiao l-h. p. runabout, fine condition;
will aell fc caah or real estate. Address
1 4, Be. -M979
AUTOMOBILE RENTAL CO.-Offlce Nile
sV Moser, 16th and Farnam. Tel Doug. IDjo.
TiJ JUI30X
PATENTS
U. A. STt'RQES, rUtrd Attorney; p&t
nts; trmda mt.rk, copyrLht; no fe un
IWmW lUVVMI U IMS eVsat V, VIUBUlli.
patent tSook trt: B Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
"-eaW
IUARPI MACHINE WORKS-Patenta
Drocured. Invention develoned. drawings.
patterns, castings, machine work. Su4-ai:
B. loth Bt. a
PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Na
tional Investment Co . sa uougias siik.
DRESSMAKING
M'POWELL SCHOOL
1S2S Farnam.
DRE88MAKINCJ.
jixa jya
Woodruff 4t Arnold. 113-14 Neville Blk.
-M47S A JO
HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SALE
FOR SALE Handsom young spot pony, 13
handa hign; sare ror cnnaren or woman
rubber tired etanhope and narness: ail I
fine condition. Room II, Harker Hlotk.
P Mld 23x
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
H. GARDNER. 811 Flrat Nat. Bank
Power planta manufacturing processes.
Is blasts, testa, laspecuon. reports.
" -Urn AU
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTKD-TIim makers-; I rollers and
bunch breakers; will pay tha beat or
prices to go out of town: will send tlcketa.
Address H 12, care of Bee.
B M315
DRt'O stores bought and sold: drug clerks
b v t i m'jA id V T.
5 YOUNG MEN to prepare for fireman
and hrakemen; experience unn'rrr ,
firemen 1100, brakemen ISO par month, with
rapid promotion to engineer or conductor.
Hundreds of portions open. Call or wrlta
for particulars at once. National Railway
j rainina ass n, w rmxton xjis .
Neb. B-MM1 1
WANTED Cigar makers. M. Anson. Cas
per, wyo. jo om Aiifii
MEN with ttimi. to sell line of medi
cines. Star Med. Co.. Charles city, is.
B 891 AugSx
WANTED Men to learn barber trade; tha
advantages we offer nave years or ap
prenticeship; positions waiting; top
wage: the rush for barbers never ea
&reat; apeclal offer now Call or write
oler barber college, 1116 Farnam St.
B Mill augls
CIVIL SERVICE Want young men to
, B-M2S6 AugU
YOUNG MAN. A-l references, to sell type-
i. . .i i ianln lk"9
rarnam. oat -
W A NTED At onre a good sausage maKer
and all around butcher. nursmitn tiros..
Creighton, Neb. B M410
WANTED-inn laborers for trench work.
Apply on the works, at Z4th ana A ois.,
to Foreman W. L. Murry. B 483 26x
WANTED Prick handlers and laborers at
the Avery Brick yard, two miles souto
of Albright; boarding house at plant.
B M461
WANTED A wideawake man to travel for
large western firm; experience not neces
sary, but must be sober, reliable and fur
nish good references; position permanent,
with an assured good Income. Address,
stating where last employed.. J 38, Bee
office. B-M470 23x
WANTED Oood marble cutter; good
wages, steady employment. Ulldea. at
Olldca, Norfolk Marble Works, Norfolk,
Neb. B-M478
WANTED 25 laborers at Oa Works, 2nth
and Center; InBlde work. B M474 a
WANTED Rand men. claronet, baritone,
slide trombone, traps, drums, tuba and
cornet. Positions for stenographer, clerk
In general store, tinner, carpenter, bar
ber and bartender. Only sober and ex
perienced wanted. Address Bloomfleld
Band, Bloomfleld, Neb. B M524 24
WANTED-Bricklayers, KM cents per hour;
plenty of work; no labor trouble. Apply
to Builders' Exchange, 310 N. Y. Life
Bldg. B M649 26
WANTED Young man to travel In the
country. Must be neat, with pleasing
manners and a good talker. Position per
manent. Oood Income and opportunity
for promotion to the right person. Ref
erences required. Address K 60, Bee
office. B MtJ05 24x
WANTED Several wide-awake solicitor
for both town and country; work pleas
ant, profitable and steady. Must furnish
good references. Apply from 2 to 4 p. ru.
Room C3 Bee Bldg. B-MS06 24x
WANTED Pant makers. Moloney. McEl-
vain & Beck, 330 B. 15th. B MtiJ .
WANTED Laborers for Illinois, Wiscon
sin, Minnesota, lowa, Kansas, ieora.na,
Colorado, Wyoming; harvest rates for Da
kota. Ed Rothery, 111 S. 14th.
B-M628 2Sx
WANTED Dry goods salesman; young,
with $1,600 to $4000; good pidiltion; ntw
firm. Write Box 636, Helena, Mont.
B-M642 23X
WANTED Experienced ice cream maker.
Balduff, 1620 Farnam. a Mb4i a
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, $50.
Stock clerk packing house,
Billing clerk, extension. $65.
Traveling salesman, specialist, salary and
commission.
Call or write for complete list of vacancies.
Don t lose any time, but investigate our
nlan at once.
WESTERN REP. AND BOND ASS'N.
Dept. B, 140-41-42 N. Y. Lire mag.
B M646 23
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED First girl, who I a good cook:
small family; large salary. Apply ltu
Farnam Bt. C Mi4
UNIORAPH shorthand, 1S24 Farnam St.,
umana. v xa- juiyti
DRESS CUTTING and dressmaking taught
by McDowell System. 1623 Farnam.
WANTED A cook; good wages, small fam
ily. 114) far Ave. s w
WANTED Experienced girl for general
housework; no children; tour irr. ramiiy;
good wagea. Inquire 21u6 BInney St.
C-M362 23
WANTED Olrl for general housework.
Mr. C. B. Uorton, 132 Norm 3tn.
C M41S 25
WANTED Experienced cloak salesladies
xor rail season; none omer nwu appiy.
Address K 6, Bee. C 431
WANTEDTwo girls, a cook and a care
taker, l ne trecne, itn ana nurmj.
C-M436 24
A OOOD girl for first work, small family.
good wages. Mrs. mcnara njmoau. iaa
Park Wild Ave. C-M476
WANTED Millinery maker and preparer.
Apply Millinery Dept., J. L. uranoeis at
Sous . C-4S5 24
WANTED Oood girl for general house
work; two In family; good wage. Mrs.
Fred H. Krug, 25U Boulevard St.. south,
O-480 23
WANTED Olrl for all kinds of laundry
work. Model Bleara Laundry.
C-M677 23x
WANTED Oood girl for general house
work; family or tnree. iaz a. nn Ave.
C-M572 23
AGENTS WANTED
IF YOU are worth $300 per month or more
we want you. stampea aaaresaea en
velope for reply, ti 36. Bee.
J M303 2t
WANTED Agents to represents us in the
sale of our western Kansas isnos. uiooe
Land A Investment Co., Omaha, Neb.,
and Sioux City. la. j-miu Aug i
$i0 A MONTH and extraa: I will give for a
man of cood character as my agent:
either salesman, farmer, merchant or
banker may apply. Write Lock Box IfcJa.
Lincoln. Nen. j a
PRINTING
LYNQ8TAD High Grade 107 Calendars.
V .Xd up ? E. corner lth Su ani
at nujiiu, capitoi Ave.
ENORAVINO and printing
Kotera di
Co., U10 Howard. T
ei. Douglas 2JOi.
TYPEWRITTEN LETTERS.
CENTRAL PRINTING CO.. 110 S. 1TT11
yi Ai
FENCING
WIRE and Iron Fencing. Hitching Poets,
W Ire Trellis. Omaha Wire and Iroo
Works, 6ui Be Bldg. Tel. Red-t.
M1S A
ANCHOR and Iron Fencing; Wlr Fencing
6c per foot. 206 N. 17th St. Tel. Red Kit
All
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO BUY,
FURNITURE, stoves,
SECOND HAND
carpeta. clothing
and shoe. Pay toe oest price.
ricee. i u
Douglas-37L N M66 Augi
WANTED National caah reglatar: detail
strips, total adder; must be cheap and in
good condition. Address sMix ma. riain-
view. reb. N mm
TICKET BROKERS
CUT-RATE railway Ucketa everywhere.
P. H. Phllbln. ls6 Farnam. 'Phon Dong.
784. ZU
MONUMENTS
Great Wesura Qraalts Co. Douglas tn.
r
Vaiiij fTVkilr
R MUIU LUUil IX&l MUU 111
Then Get A GOOD ONE Through
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
DEWET European hotel, Uth and Farnam,
BX33
Doug. 611 0. M. E. Haul Trunks
E-214
Thurston hotel; room $1.50 up per week.
B 235
FOR RENT I or t beautiful rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished, very central.
Woodjard Art Co., 618 Broadway. Co,
Bluff. E M12I
CAPITOL HOTEL. IRth and Capitol Ave.,
south front, room with or without board.
E-M963
VERY desirable room; new house. 40 S.
24th Pt. E 4M 23x
BFIAI'TIFUL large front room, one
smaller; modern. 514 No. Z!d.
K-MtRs 24
LARGE south front room with alcove,
furnished or unf uinlshed ; modern, de
tached house, good location. 'Phone
Douglas 77X7. E M633 23 x
IV HARNEY ST., nloe. large, oool, front
room, close In; rent reasonable.
E 41 ?4x
FOR RENT One or two large, newly fur
nished rooms in strictly modern, private
home, fronting Boulevard; bORrd If de
sired. Address K 54, Bee. E MtMH 23
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
Doug. 611 O. M. E. Ilaul Trunks
F-2
VIENNA hotei; private dining rooms, cafe.
F-233
FOR SALE Full equipment for rooming
and boarding house. Address Mrs. H.
Boeke. 2215 Howard St. Board and room
at 2215 Howard St. F 401 24x
NICELY furnished cool rooms, excellent
board, rates reasonable. The Rose, M'M
Harney St. F M7 24x
$4.50 PER WEEK, all modern. 'Phone
Douglas 5406. 2406 Cass St.
MH35 28
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
CENTRAL; S rooms; bath. Tixard, 220 N.
23d. U M131
CENTRAL, t rooms, bath. Tizard, 220 N.
3d. Q M'iOd
FOR RENT HOUSES
WE DO expert piano moving at lowest
6 rices, ret. uuugias ittJ. senmouer
tueller Pianu Co.. 13U-U13 ainam.
D 8
TTOTTSPR'n H Prts of the city. Ths
UUUOMu, Vt Davia Co., 008 Bee Blug.
IIOTT'-IVSfn all parts of the city. R.
U-UtlorjOt;. p.ie. Co.. Bee Bioa.
D 249
HOUSES, Insurance. Rlngwalt. Barker Bk.
THE Omaha Van & Storage Co.. puck,
move and store 11. tl. goods; uiorenouae.
1120-24 N. 19th. Office, 1511 Farnam.
Tek Douglas 16v0. D 43
WE MOVE pianos. Maggard Van & Stor
age Co. lei. uoug. Jim. umce. iiu rveo
ster St. D-343
SEE us when shipping household goods 10
large Clues west. we can save you
money. EXPRESSMEN'S DELIVERY
CO., 214 N. Sixteenth BU Tel. Doug. 11VS.
D 244
CENTRAL, 4 or (-room flats. Tizard, m
IS. Z3d. u-u
AMERICAN TRANSFER CO., household
goods stored; dry rooms, low price
'Phone 1063. 1106 Farnam.
DM338 Jul2$
SEVERAL at $13 to $26. Chris Boyer,
22nd and Cuming St.; pnone uuug. zimv.
JJ 6fl
FOR RENT New brick flat. West Far-
ram district, just being compieiea.
Strictly first-class, oak finish, hardwood
floors throughout, best nickel plumbing.
Wm. K. Potter. 301 Brown Blk. U 121
A. H. Hennlngs. Harry O. Counsman.
HENNlNtiB-l.UljIsa.MA -u.
Storage and Transfer. Best Storage House
In the City. Immediate Attention Ulven.
162V-31-33 Pi. lbtll til. lei. uoug. .
D MJ6 Juiy31
CTTIT? A fiV Maggard Van and Storage
OlUIVAUHl co7 Tel. DoUglKS-lu3-Hi.
U MOW AUgJ
COTTAGE, $20 per mo. 2501 Franklin St.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SUMMER-An
elegant -room house in wesi r..N
district for rent furnished for July, Au
gust, September. Inquire for terms. K.
C. Peter Co Bee Bldg. D-M907
414 S. 28 ST., 7 rooms, modern, $22.50. John
N. Frenxer, upp. 01a tr. u. u
EIQHT-ROOM, strictly modern house, on
paved street, nrsi -i
good condition. Price, $3.. 50. Will be
vacant August 1. M. J. Kennard Co.,
80-10 Brown Block.' D ali0
FOR RENT Eight-room, modern, new
house; oak iinisn; no ier iiiui m.
llton, 626 BeeBIlg. I-M631J
FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT
A NEW 7-room house, furnished, from
August 1 to eepiemuer i, "1"
Phone HarnyJ4. Muf'- -3-
FQ R R ENT STOR ES & OFFICES
FUR RENT Desk room In Bee offlce, city
hall building, 417 N. Zotn St., SoUlh Uinaha
Apply to manager. 1134
NO EQUAL, laundry, drug store. Tixard,
m is. 2$d. l-Mn
STORE ROOM for rent, 4U 8. 15th, Or
pliaum Theater Bid. Dyball, Doutf
la. 6UITABLE for retail, wholesale or manu
facturing, 32xluu; 3 floora and baaeinent;
luo& Farnam. inquire 314 First Nau bank
Bldg. J
DESK room for rent. 544 Bee Bldg.
I 4S3
FOR RENT One 4-story brick store with
cement basement and good elevator; l."07
Douglaa. Building' will be put In good
order at once. Inquire at 1i9 Douglas.
John Under. I M tL: i
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED By August 1, for man and
wife, two connecting rooms, with board,
In private family; highest price paid;
West Farnam district preferred. Address
K 3, Bee. K 4SJ 2Jx
DESK room In a convenient downtown
office by Insurance man. Address K 63,
Bee. K-.Ms39 ax
PLUMBING
BUY plumbing supplies direct. Wholesale
prices. Save on every articl. Only hist
class goods handled. Prompt attention
to every order, bend for catalogue. B. '.
Karol. 236 Harrison St., Chicago, 111.
MisTix
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED To borrow $10,0o0 at per cent
lntereat for ten yeara on gilt edged aecur
Ity; will pay small commission. Address
Locr- box 13. Wagner. B D. V M4ao a
LOST
LOST Gold brooch, la shape of a knot
Reward on return to Bee offlc.
Lost MT7x
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON Institute. 413 N. T. L TsL
Doug. 16. 4U
I nii Vmi In
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
$2,300
On So. 37th Pt., near Wool
worth, rooms, with gas,
bath, city water, well built
and almost new. A good
home.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
Tel. Douglas 1T81.
RE M689 24
BUY THESE NOW
Six lots fronting on Military ave
nue, Just west of 4Sth St., on paved
street, Benson car line and with city
water connection. We are closing
up an estate and will take $260 each
for these lota, $26 down and $$ a
month. See us today.
PATNE INVESTMENT CO.
1st Fl. N. T. L. Bldg.,
Tel. Doug. 1711.
RE M448 28
Bargains in Homes
2134 N. 2th St., two houses,
one 8 rooms, modern except
furnace; one 4-room cottage.
Big snap, $2,500.
25th and Orand Ave., 7
' room modern new house; two
full lots; another snap, $2,600.
Here's another: -room
house, full lot, 3316 Fowler
Ave.; water and ga; $1,200.
R. H. Landeryou
Board of Trade.
RE-M625 24
5 ROOMS, full lot; easy payments $500.
6 rooms, close to car; walking distance
$1,400.
7 rooms, good home and Investment $1,500.
8 rooms, modern except furnace $1,500.
9 rooms, close to car-$1.6oo.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Douglas Block.
RE-M578 23
$2,250
6-room. entirely new, modern plumbing,
cemented cellar under entire house, per
manent sidewalk, at 845 No. 27th Ave.;
part cash, balance monthly If desired.
9-room, all modern. 1818 So. 31st St.; Just
taken under foreclosure and can be
bought at bargain price.
O. C. OLSEN,
Main Floor, S. E. Cor. 16th and Dodge.
RE M678 2
SAMPSON & SONS,
60S Bee Bldg. 'Phone Douglas 3840.
BUY, SELL, AND RENT
PROPERTY.
RE-M86J
TRACKAGE
A fine piece of trackage property, 147x234,
on V. P. track, at 6th and Jones St.,
$12,000 will take it for immediate sale,
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room 1, New York Ufe Bldg.
KE-459
THE MIDLAND GUARANTEE AND
TRUST COMPANY
Has over 10,000 copies of titles, which en
ables It to figure lower than any other
abstract company In Omaha and turn out
work quickly. Tel. Douglaa-K.9 or call
office, 1714 Farnam. RE M643 23
FOR SALE FARMS
FINE FARMS AND RANCH
LANDS, UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD CO.
Is closing out Its lands In western Ne
braska, Colorado and Wyoming.
From $3.00 to $6.00 per aor.
Take advantage of the low price and
easy term offered, the opportunity will
soon be gone.
Special excursion rate to the lands.
For further Information apply to
UNION PACIFIC LAND AGENCY,
$18 South 15th St., Omaha, Neb.
H-M64628
LOOK!
280 acres, fine Improvements; 60 acrea under
cultivation, balance can all be farmed
, and la now In tine hay meadow; half caah,
balance time. A snap. Address, ruray
& Perkins, Alneworlh. Neb.
H-M611 23
Western Kansas Wheat Lands
60.000 acres of fine wheat lands, $4.00 to
$15.00 per acre. Special excursions every
Tuesday. Writs for partlculara. Globe
Iand and Investment Co., Omaha, Neb.,
and Sioux City. Ia. HM-4H All
WESTERN LAND'.
A fine list of the cneapest lands
In Western Nebraeka, Cheyenne
and Kimball counties. Two to
twelve miles from R. R. Improved
and unimproved, Irrigated or table
lands. WALLACE, BROWN BLK.. OMAHA.
'Phone Deug. I960.
H-M449 M
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
GARVIN BROS.. lo4 Farnam, s and Vs
per cent loau on real eaLaie; no delay.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Invcatment Co.
W 264
WANTED City loan and warrant. W.
Farnam Soiitn A Co.. 13JJ Farnam SU
W Mi
BUILDING loan on residence property; I
per cent- W. B. Meikl. Ramg Bin.
W 26
LOWEST RATES Bamia. Paxton Blk.
W 367
PRIVATE MONEY F. 13. Weed. 1620 Doug-
W 36a
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and rsal
dence property in Omaha; luwesi rale;
no delay. Thomas Breunan. K. 1, N. If.
Life. W-J6D
WANTED City loens. R. C. Peters Co.
W 276
City farm loans. O. F. Carson Co , N Y L.
W 271
LOANS on Improved city property. W. IX
Thomas, (05 First National Bank Bhlg.
W fll
FOR EXCHANGE
4M ACRES clear land, will exchange for
any kind of merchandise. Greeley Merc.
Co.. Greeley, Neb. Z M42 23x
IF YOU do not find what you want In this
column, put n ad in and you will soon
get it. Z-"i
HIGH-GRADE piano to enciiang for room
or room and buard. Addrea K 46. Be.
sV-Ms71 21
a Hurry?
a Bee Want Ad
PERSONAL
PILES CURED
WITHOUT AN OPERATION ALL kinds
of piles cured Internal, external, blind,
bleeding or itching pilea. A guarantee
given In every case treated by Dr. Max
well, who has had twenty-five years' ex
perience In treating pilea Hundreds of
testimonial given oa application. 524 Be
bldg.. Omaha. Neb. 'Phone Douglaa 1424.
U-A14U0 Jyil
ADHESIVE, invisible, harmless, Sstln skin
powder la road In four alluring Unta.fto.
WIRE AND IRON FENCES.
See our line. Cheaper than wood. Free
catalogue. Omaha Wire and Iron Wks.
Office "7 Bee bldg. Thone Red 618.
U M444 Aug 19
ANT POOR Q1RL In need ol a'Trlend call
or write to the matron of the Salvation
Army home for women at 324 N. 21th
St., Omaha, Neb. U M100
TRY KtLLY'S Laundry. 'Phon Dougla
3630. U-37S
DR. ROY. Chiropody. R. I 8. UOS Far
nam. U X7
PRIVATE confinement home: Mr. Dr.
King, 301$ N. 31t St. TU Doug. 3i9.
U 278
PI F A T I N f"i BmtoMKuchl'nfc
1 LLf 1 111VJ Embroidering,
Dyeing and Cleaning, Sponging and Shrink
ing, only 6u per yard. Send lor price list
and sample.
UOLMAN PLEATING CO.,
$00 Douglaa Block. Tel. Dougla 19,A
U 279
LAUNDRY
CITY STEAM.
Tel. Doug. 3i4.
211 8. Uth St.
U-20
PRIVATE home during confinement. Mr.
Garden, 2216 Charles. Tel. Doug. 6311
U 281
THE Salvation Army solicits cast-off
clothing: in fact, anything you do not
need. We collect, repair and sell, at 114
N. Uth St., for cost of collecting to the
worthy poor. Call 'Phone Doug. 4136 and
wagon will call. U 611
MAGNETIC; osteology. Mr. Rit
XUAUlJi(iJ.v tenhouse, 410 N. 16th Bt.
Room 3, 2d floor. U M361 A16
FREE medical and surgical treatment at
Creighton Medical College, 14th nnJ
Davenport Sts. Special attention paid
to confinement cases. All treatment su
pervised by college professors. 'Phone
Doug. U67. Calls answered day ot- night.
U 139
THE City Garbage Co. Offlce. 14th and
Leavenworth Sis. Tel. Douglas 1337.
U-282
PRIVATE home during confinement; ba
bies adopted. The Good Samaritan San
itarium. "28 First Ave.. Council Bluff.
Ia. TeL 774. U-S12
SURVEYING, BUckensderfer, 313 Bee Bldg.
U-2E3
OMAHA Stammerer Institute, Ramge Blk.
U-284
Af A HMF-TTn treatment A bath. Mm.
U M938 AuglOX
SYRINGES, rubber good, by mall: cut
price. Send for free catalogue. Myers.
union urug co., umana. vnx.
WE RENT sewing machine at $1 rjcr
week: we sell second-hand machines $5
up. Nebraska Cycle Co., corner 16th and
ttarney. lei. uougias jtxa. u 2
MAGNETIC Maasage. 41J N. 16th St.
AU.JXJiyiuxij second floor, room 2.
U M149 Jy23
MARCEL WAVE, manicuring, facial mas
sag. Lutie Bryant, 816 Be Bldg.
U M148 Jy26
LADIES, If despondent or In trouble are
given sympathy, counsel and aid. Room
S, m Bo. 15th St., Omaha, Neb.
U-M699 A6X
DRS. VOGEL, private hospital for women
and for ladles before and during confine
ment. 2319 S. 13th St., Omaha. Neb.
U MiC7 AU!f. 17
MEDICAL
BEST nerve bracer for men. "Gray' Nerve
Food Pill" $1 box, postpaid. Sherman &
McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. 27
DR. PRIES. Wlthnell Blk., loth and Har
ney, room 2. Treats successfully diseases
and irregularities o' women, recent or
long standing. Doug. 3768
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS
VACATION MONEY
EVERYBODY NEEDS IT.
And this Is the place to come and get It.
Don't let money stand In the way of en
Joying yourself when it can be so eastly
obtained at this office on HOUSEHOLD
OOODS, PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS,
ETC.
SPECIAL RATES ON SALARY LOANS.
We have a good proposition to offer those
who wish money to tide them over vaca
tion period, (..ill and be convinced.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.
307-303 Paxton Block.
X M56S 28
OUR LOANS
our employes are well Informed uu
courteous and w are uiways pleased 10
explain our manner of loans. We usll you
to the cent what the com will be, and if
you conclude that it will now pay you to
borrow, tiieie is no harm done.
W loan on furniture, pianos, live stock
and other chattels and. to sal-tried people
upun their own agreement to pay.
We otter you rate as low as you will
find and our facilities for quick and con
fldenual set vices are unsurpassed.
W ar tha oldest concern in our Un In
ths city, and we always try 10 pitas our
patrons.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN
COMPANY
U Board of Trade Bldg. Phon Doug. 2U.
X-4&3
MONEY leaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows. etc. C. F. Reed, lv S.
liih. X 44
Bowen, 703 N. Y. Life Bldg.,
Advance private money on chattels cr
alary. Easy to gel no red tape. You
gel money same a Ay asked for at small
cusL Open evenings till 7. Xiti
CHATTEL and salary loan. Phoenix
Credit Co.. 633 Paxton Blk. Xioi
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, acommodat
tng; all business confidential. 1361 Duug.
DR. PRIBENOWB PRIVATE MONEY
loaned on furniture, piano, salary,
horse, etc., in any amount, at less than
half the rate; no red tape; perfect pri
vacy; immediate attention; on any term
wanted; paynienta suspended in case ot
sickness or out of employment. Room
314 Karbacb Blk., 3u9 8. Uth St. X 366
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLB
and others uhout security; easy pay
ments. Offices In 63 principal cities. Tol
man. room 714 New York Life Bldg.
A -263
FURNITURE. Live Stock. Salary Loans,
Duff Green Loan Co., room a, Baikcr
Blk. X-26M
CHATTELS, aalary and Jewelry loans.
Foley Loan Co.. VJH Farnam Hi. X-.61
CLAIRVOYANTS
HUE. BUDDHA, LEADING PALMIST.
Call at No. 113 South 16th Bt., upaiaira
Kesultful prediction absolutely given.
S 2V7
LAW & COLLECTIONS
J. M. Mar far land, sot N. Y. L, Bldg- Tsi
Doug. tabs. -3(4
B
FLORISTS
L. HENDERSON. 161 Farnara. Tel. Dong.
U6L -2M
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CHIEF QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE
Omaha. Nebraska. July 30, 1. Reeled
proposals. In trlplh-ate, will be ret-elved
here and hy quartermasters at the posts
nsmed herein, until 10 a. m.. central stand
ard time. July 9, ISO, for furnishing wood
and smithing cosl during the fun-al year
ending June JO, 1SXI7. st Fort Riley. Kansas,
and r ort Des Moines, low a Iropoals for
delivery st other planes will be entertained
I'. S. reserves rlgrtt to reject or accept any
or all porposals or any part thereof. In
formation furnished on application here or
to quartermasters at the stations named.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked "Prop'issls for Wood or Coal,'' and
addressed to Major M. GRAY ZALlNSlvl.
C. Q. M.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
IKIOS ITATIOS TENTH AHD MARCY
I n to PaelSc.
Leave. Arrive.
Overland Limited a 9:40 am a S 13 pm
The Chins and Japan '
Fast Mail a 4:15 pm a 6:10 pm
Colo. Calif. Ex a 4 16 pm a 9:30 am
California aV Ore. Ex. .a 4:26 pm a 6:10 pm
Los Angeles Limited. ...all;S am a!0:4 pm
Fast Mall a 1 :58 pm a 8 SO pm
Colorado Special a 7:46 am a 7:44 am
v y. hi.,,. I-l K Ifl am a 4:50 nm
Beatrice Local .....b $:16 pm b 2:00 pm
hlrasto Great Westera.
St. Paul Minneapolis. 3 30 pm 7:10 am
Bt. Paul A Minneapolis. 7:46 sm U 60 pm
Chicago limited 1:40 pm 9:00 am
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Chicago Express 1:10 pm : pm
Chicago A Northwester a.
Local Cedar Rapids a 7-06 am a 6:00 pro
Chicago Daylight a :U0 am 11:90 pm
Chicago Limited a :!W pm 9:16 am
Carroll lcal a 4:32 pm 9.50 am
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Sioux C. A Bt. P. Local. b 3t0 pm a 9:36 am
Fast Mall t. pm
Chicago Express a 6:60 pm a 7.80 am
Chicago Limited all :00 pm 11:16 am
Norfolk & Bonesteel ...a 7:40 sm 10:35 am
Lincoln A I-ong Pine... a 7:40 sm 10:36 am
Casper & Wyoming. ...a 3:00 pm a 6:05 pm
Deadwood A Lincoln. ..a 8 :00 pm $.06 pm
a iiin.,lnr K i. -Aft rtr K M tm
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Twin City Limited couam xv-w pm
Mlasoorl Pacific.
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K. C. A St. L. Express . all :15 pm a 6:00 pm
Chicago. MllwanUee A Paal.
Chi. A Colo. Special.... 7:66 am a 7:80 am
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Overland Limited a 8:35 pm a 9:20 am
Marlon A Cedar R. Loc.b 6:46 am bll:00 pm
Chicago, Rock. Island st Pacific.
EAST.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited a $ 26 am a 7:10 am
Iowa Iocal a 7:0n am a 4:30 pm
Chicago Mall a 8:16 am al0:10 pm
Iowa Local bl$:16 pm b 9:66 pm
Chicago (Eastern Exp.). a 4:06 pm a 1:40 pm
Chicago (Iowa Limited). a 6:36 pm al3:10 pm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Urn. ..a 7:20 nm a 8:16 am
Colo. A Cal. Express. ..a 3:01 pm a 8:66 pm
Okl. A Texas Exp a 4:40 pm U2:06 pm
Colorado Fast Mall alO 10 pm a 7:36 am
a dally, b dally except Sunday
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express ..
Chicago Limited ..
.a 8:00 am a 3 56 pm
.a 6:00 pm a 7:30 am
Wabash.
St. Louts Express a 6:30 pm a 8:40 sm
St. Louis Local (from
Council Blufts) a 9:16 am al0:80 pm
Stanberry Local (from
Council Bluffs) b 8:00 pm bU:80sm
BIRLISGTON STATION lOth MASON.
Burlington.
Leave.
Denver A California. ...a 4.10 pm
Black Hills s 4:10 pm
Northwest Special a 4:10 pm
Northwest Express art: 10 pm
Nebraska Express a 9:10 am
Nebraska Local s 8:00 am
Lincoln Local
Lincoln Fast Mall b 2:00 pm
Ft. Crook A Plattsm'h..b 3:50 pm
1,-11...... u. ul.,,an,'k B 1 .ftjl M
Arrive.
a fl IA nm
a 6:30 pm
a 9:06 am
a 6:30 pm
a 7:40 pm
a 9:06 am
al2:20 pm
bl0:26 am
a 8:30 am
a 7:10 am
a 8:30 ant
a 1:60 pm
a 7:26 am
a $ 66 pm
a 7:26 am
Denver Limited
Bellevue & Pac. June. ..a 8:30 am
Bellevue A Pao. June. ..a 9:10 am
Chicago Special a 7:26 am
iniCMgu r.apieaa m m.iv pin
Chicago Flyer a 8:06 pm
Iowa Local a 9:15 am
a 10:61 pm
bt. Louis Express a 4:46 pm
Kansas Clty-8t. Joe....al0:46 pm
Kansas Clty-St. Joe. ...a 9:16 am
Kama Clty-St. Joe a 4:46 pm
all :: am
a 6:46 am
a 6:10 pm
WEBSTER DEPOT 10th St WEBSTER.
Chlcaco,
St.
Paul, Minneapolis Si
Omaha.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger... b 6:30 am b 9:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger.. .a 2:00 pin all:20 am
Emerson I-oeal b 6:20 pm b 9:10 am
Emerson Local c 8:46 am e 6:60 pm
Mlasoorl Pacific
Nebraska Local, via
Weeping Water b 3:60 pm b!2:30 pm
a TlufK h nallv .ir.nl Snndsv. A Dallv
except Saturday, c Sunday only. Daily
except Monday.
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anchor liki v. s. Hn rrsAsT surra.
NSW YORK. LONDON DBHS T AND OLASOOat.
NEW YORK. PALBaain .no KAMJ1.
op-rior soconiBMMUUau, icsUsst csistna. Tat
stmlort et puHum earstslly ceoaiaare. Slsai
ar reasS-trls UckaU lisua knwaaa Nan Tark as
States, aus'lab. Irish aa sU pnsapal esatlaaaul
rusts at aUrsoUv- -ias. Saa4 far ftook at Tear
or tteasta or saaral Inforsutwa svplr I aaf
looal aot at tha Anchor Llaa. ar t HBNDKBIOS
BROS., Oaa'l AcasU. Calaaaaw 111.
HOW HARRY WAS TO BLAME
Not Even Willing to Apologise for
the Part He Didn't Play
In the Game.
"Anyhow." said the girl In the new
spring hst with the trelllswork of rose
on it, "It was Harry' own fault." He 1
always trying to do thing tht re funny
and expect us to go Into ecstssles of
mirth over them. How wers we to know
this wasn't one of them? It was my turn
to entertain the club, and It was to be s
costume party.
"I decided to have a Dutch luncheon,
and every one was to come dressed a a
Hollander. Nearly all of them came early,
but Harry, and w were all laughing at
ach other, when I heard some one on the
front porch. When I opened the door I
nearly died of laughing. I knew at once
it was Harry, for I recognised his eyes.
He must have gone to an awful lot of
work getting up his costume, I thought,
for he had on big blue trousers snd a
checked shirt with pearl buttons, and
under his cap was s wig of straight yellow
hair, and he wore a big yellow mustache.
"He hung back and acted as though h
was ashamed of himself and, really, I
didn't blame him, for you know how proud
Harry usually Is nf his appearance. I
grabbed him and dragged him In, sn-1
shrieked for every one to come and look.
They Just went rraxy over him, told him
he was splendid and asked where he got
the costume, while they were turning him
around till he must have been dlssy.
"He played the part pretty well, too,
actually stammering some Dutch at us and
sending us into fresh spasms. W all
laughed, so no one could have told what
he wss saying If any one had wanted to.
Then he backed up against the wsll and
got mad and threw his srms around and
knocked over a lamp. When he didn't
stop sctlng sfter that, or seem sorry, we
all stopped laughing and began to feel
a little Indignant. It seemed to be carry
ing the Joke too far.
"Goodness knows what would have hap
pened next, for he was breathing hard
and glaring at us. when there wss a
fresh commotion in t lie hall, and who
should walk In but Harry himself, in ordi
nary clothes, with nothing but a big Dutch
cap to disguise him.
"I looked at him. and then I looked at
the man t had dragged In. 4 I thought
I must be losing my ml ml.
' "Who ar you, anyway?' I demanded
of the man against the wall.
'H took a long bresth and swallowed
hard and looked as though he would Ilk
to eat aome one In revenge.
' 'I haf try to tell you.' he said. 1 m
the bnidder of Lena, und 1 com to se
her
"Lena I our new maid. I led th man
oot Into the kitchen, wher Lena waa.
Then I hurried back to scold Harry. W
all took It nut on him. and h got real
provoked about It though I am sur hs
might have seen hs was the on to Mam
and ought to have been willing to apologia
for It.' Chicago News.
LAND TITLES IN NEW YORK
earchlnsr Records a Great Rnslnes
Handled on the Depart
ment More Plan.
Three large eompenles with an army of
employe sre devoted wholly to the busi
ness of searching titles and making trans
fers of real estate In New Tork City, to
ssy nothing of the companies and ths
hundreds of lawyers that do more or less
of the work. These title companies have
practically searched over the whole of
New York. They have gone through th
haystack and found all the needle that
are likely to stick Into a man unaware
If he goes to buy properly. They hv
records so complete that If th city's
paper should be burned up. aa they war
In Baltimore, these title companies coold
come very near to duplicating thsm.
Suppose a man wishes to buy a home.
He employ a title company to search
the title. The work Is done. Prospective
buyer snd hopeful seller meet in th com
pany's office. The young lawyer whose
duty It Is to close the title Is often a
good deal like an executioner. In ths
presence of the buyer he turns t th
seller and says:
"I am sorry, sir, but I must tell you
that your title Is not marketable."
"What? Say that again," the poor man
cries. HI face ha changed through all
the expression of hope, unbelief and mis
erable certainty.
"Why, I've owned that plac for ten
year," he declares. "I worked and saved
for It. I paid good rash for It. Do you
mean to tell me It Isn't mine, to own or
ell?"
"What I mean la this," explains the titl
man. "Your house encroaches two snd
htlf Inches upon your neighbor's land,
That render It technically unmarketable,'
and It la my duty to tell this gentleman
so. As a matter of fact, he may be will
ing to purchase It. If he wants it for a
home without sny Idea of selling again
soon I should think he might well do so.
The law will not permit anyone to dis
turb that wall. When It comes down of
Itself the next one must be built two
Inches and a half further In; that'a all."
Perhaps the purchaser 1 content, and
perhaps he Isn't. As a rule, when a msf?
Is told of such s technical defect In thrV
title In the fir t place, he thinks little oft
It and considers only whether or not h7
wsnts the property. But If h I carrletT
lienor without knowledge of It until 1uat 1
a the sale Is about to be consummated
he Is very likely to get angry, cry out that
he ha been deceived and refuse to go any
further, no matter how desirable ths
transfer looked to him before.
A to the matter of building that tres
pass on the adjoining lot, th law' has de
cided that an Inch need not be. counted.
The title man cannot say, as Portia did
to Shy lock:
"If an Inch too much you cut, your
lsnds are forfeit."
To look after all these complexities a
most elaborate system ha been put In
operation. Today a title company I Ilk
a department store. Each department
deals with one phase of "property rela
tions. First come the business depart
ment, which looks after prospective cus
tomers, files applications, etc.
After the preliminary contracts between
company and client are drswn, the "search
department" collects all the data In any
way bearing on that title. An abstract
Is written out and sent to the law de
partment. Here one of the 'young; law
yers, from up-state perhaps, who would
otherwise be wearing out the top of hi
desk with his heels, begins to prove each
step n the transfer. Ha compare all
record and notes on the abstract any
possible objections to the title.
The young lawyer's work Is reviewed
by a set of old sages or higher critics
known ss "readers." They are Well
versed in all troublesome points of real
estate law. While they are adjusting
their spectacles the minions of the "sur
vey department," rattling their chains
like ghosts, sre going over the property
to see that all It limits are truly marked.
The "municipal" aid "tax" department
look out for violations such aa encroach
ment on the public highway and for non
payment of taxes. There Is room for
trouble In this latter department, for th v
iw province tnai property sold for taxea
may be redeemed within twenty yeara.
Therefore no matter how many times It
has changed hands the man that lost It
originally ran claim It by payment of back
taxes, within that period.
The "street department" finds out If all
necessary streets are opened, and If there
are to he any wldenlnga in the future.
Judgment day arrives, when the "clos
ing department" geta hold of that title.
Seller and buyer are brought together,
and If all appears to be well the owner is
divorced from his land and the new union
entered Into, for better, for worse. New
York Sun.
"We need no universal language ss)
Esperanto or Volapuk or Llngaheauta-.
for a universal language ha existed since
man's hlrth; the language of th ges
ture." The speaker, an ethnologist, sharpened
hi left forefinger with his right forefinger
aa one sharpens a pencil.
"That gesture means 'Shame! His for
shsme!'" h said. "It mean that th
world over. Use It on a savage woman in
New Guinea or on the king of England
and both alike will understand you."
He shook his (1st. "
"That la a threat," he said. "Th world
over It 1 a threat."
Holding hi forefinger a little to th
right of hi face, he shook It.
"A wsrnlng." he said. "Wherever man
exists, there the shaken forefinger means
a warning. Minneapolis Journal.
Aaron Bnrr In Prison.
Even to hia Jailer Burr waa th grand
seigneur, whose rights there waa none to
dispute.
"I hope, sir," ventured thst official at
their first encounter, "that It would not
be dlsagreeshle to you If I should lock thin
door sfter dark."
"By no means." graciously returned tht
prisoner. "I should prefer It, to keep out
Intruders.
"It Is our custom, sir," continued ths
turnkey, "to extinguish all lights st 9
o'clock. I hope, sir, you will have no ob
jection to 'onform to that?"
"That, sir." answered Burr, "it Impossi
ble. Ism sorry to say. for I never go to
bed until 12 and always hum two candle "
"Very well, sir Just ns you plesse "
agreed the Jailer. "I should have been glad
ir It had been otherwise, but
please, air ."-Harper's Magaxlne.
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