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TILE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1D0G. PECIilL NOTICES i Advertisements for taeae eolnmn tHl V Ukr mil IS m. far he -renin? edition and III ft p. m. toff enlac and Bandar edition. Plate 1 1-Sa a ward It rat Insertion, la a wari thereafter. Nothing far less thnn 9)Oe far Ik first lnar 'las. Tfceae d vertleements meet raa eeaaeentlvely. Advertisers, by reaaeatlag a n tiered rkfvk, eaa have iiirrri ad 'veeaed ta a eambered Inter la vara t Tn Bra. tuanrri ao addreseed "rill ka delivered aa preeentalloa at . hack. MISCELLANEOUS FALL TERM BOTTLES BUSINESS COLLEGE IS NOW OPEN. DAT AND NIGHT. Students are admitted any day. ew retain Tree. Tel. DourIb; 19SI Address H. B. Boylea, President, :oyle Building. Omaha. Neb. R 1 81 ' JAS & ELECTRIC FIXTURES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BURGESS-GRANDEN CO., :il So. 16th 81. Tel. Douglas 6k 1 R-tt.ni .'MAHA Safe and Iron Works make a spe cialty of fire "scapea. shutters, doors and sales. O. Atidroen. prop., 102 8. 10th St. fcIGN PAINTING B. H, Cole. 1301 Douglas. VBX KaUr' Towal Supply. Tei. Doug. 3530. IOWA Sanitary Cleaning Co.. 1019 Farnam. ELSAE8ER BRICE. Machinists, 317 South 12th Bt Tel. 6887. It 794 ilEFLIN Locksmith, moved upetalr ejitxanoe, 1221 Farnam. Tel. Doug. 1374. R-Ml BUSINESS CHANCES Do You Wish to Make a Change if you have a farm, home, business or prop, arty that, you want to sell or exchange write us. ULOBE LAND AND INVESTMENT CO, Omaha. Neb., or Sioux, City, la. Y M910 Ol FOR SALE A first-class job office with A'l newspaper plant In connection, pub lishing . three paper In surrounding towns; Job type ill new; doing good business; excellent reasons for selling, located at Hastings, Neb. Write now. or coma, aa this snap will not last loitg Prices low. Address Box tit. Hastings, Neb. . . . ATTENTION, CONTRACTORS! tons stucco for sale cheap; 1 cement block machines for sals cheap. Call 1.124 Farnam St., room I. . Y M376 FOR SALE! Clean up-to-data stock of hardware In good town In central Ne braska; Invoice about 14,000; good reason for aelling; will bear - Investigation. Address & 14, car of Bee. Y MSI OZx h6tEL FOR 'SALE FURNISHED. Price 43.700. Two dollar 'day. Only hotel "n fine town, 100. Large building; 19 rooms, tu.nace heat, msoline enaine for pumping and washing. At Junction town and good trade. Poor lealth reason for selling. J. L. Turner, Join. Ia. . Y-M601 03 FOR SALE Good paying bakery; only one In town of l.ftiO population. In state of Iowa, for particulars address 8-42, cars of Omaha Bee. Y-M722 04x FOR SA LB 88,000 stock of groceries and dry goods In thriving town of 2.000: In eastern Nebraska. Bales, 11,800 per month. Address B-44, car ol omattt uee. Y-M725 04 FOR Sale Prosperous mercantile business small Investment: town railroad division rai.ch and stock surrounding; business .. about 2.(jO0" monthly r stock: about 13.G00; good reason for my selling. - Address Box 114. Lima, Mont. t Y,-M7ff DRUG STORE, only one Jn' town, doing good business; money maker; must be od, acpotint ill-health. ' ' Write quick. Box' 111. Hastings, Neb. Y M747 OZx CAPITAL aeoklng Investment can be shown a money matter, ilH 8. lh; open even Ing. .:. Y-M907 lx FOR BALE FIrst-dasa Stock of groceries, In best town In Nebraska; large country trade; don't answer this ad unless you mean business. C. C. PoIIarrt. Fremont Neb. , Y-M!7 3 WANTED Partner In smiill manufactur Ing business. Apply 96 Windsor Hotel. y-m ix FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS CODA FOUNTAIN, any else. lilt Farnam. Q 76 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO., best mixed paint. Sherman at McConnell Drug Co., Omaha- . , VI IIALL'S safes, new. Id-hand. 1813 Farnam. Q-797 FOR BALE New and second-hand billiard and pool tablea; we lead the world In cheap bar fixtures; easy payments. Bruns- with-ttama-iouenaer, ew a. ivta bl LETTER CABINET, IWO Bssley letter eablneU In good condl lion, mud of walnut . and have two drawers each. Call at Be buslneaa office and get a bargain. ' Q 441 FOR SALE Steam house, heating boiler a as used to heat i-rooin house; will be sold cheap. W. H. Bridges, eoglneer Be ttidg. ti-al TYPEWRITER Almost new, used about S months, d. b). 'l rulllngt-r, csre Uemis Bug Co. . W M"U 1 SEND LB your mall orders for dnisa. freight paid on Alt lota Myers-Uiiiou Drug V.O.. umana. si ew let STOVES; must b sold In the next V tiaya. cnicago ur. uo., itiu loUge. tr-747 QUARK PIANO for sal cheap. junl or Ii-'7 No. ljth St. ' Call Red IllLK cows, easy terms, 43d and Center. (00 X'NREDEEMKD overcoats, 411 No. 16th. ' - J MUU O 24 AN ANQPJI.I'S piano player, almost new good reason for selling. 24 Bo. 191 li til. VI UkiU lx LOST -year-old western bay mare. Re turn to St lcatur Bt. Reward. 0-UW6 lx CARPETS, furniture, .stoves. 1907 Wirt. Q-MJS 2x FOR SALE- Good steel range and gus stove, l' North IMh Ave. Q MH62 lx PATENTS F. J.-LAItSON CO, patent lawyers; patent bvok Ire. Be BUlg.. Ouiaha, Neo, - V , , . -"V SHARPS MACHINE WORKS Patent p.xn.urd. Invention developed, drawings, patterns, casting, machine work. 4M-01J a. itia Kb PATENTS procured and sold. 1 fee. Nai l lnvmnt Co., Douglss Blk., lith 4 Doitg: il It O CUIRVOYANTS MADAMiE BUDDHA, LEADING PALJdlST OV OMAHA. Eventful sod truthful predictions give. Call UI S. lita at.. Opp. llostoa Store. S Mini IF worried or troubled, consult th rellat. Mra. Fauat. 1(01 Cuming. TeL Doug. 4 1 1 3. . B M 4 S-O- Sax LAW AND COLLECTIONS $. 21 Macfarland, f N. Touf . eatiS. L. Bldg. Tel i-wrt O 3 v WANTED MALE HELP WANTED-FIt boy, good wa gas, per manent Job. A. D. T. Co, xu WANTED BOUND YOUNG MEN. II to , to prepare for Sremen ana ormmri-ii on new roada and for fall rueh. Ra pe ricnce HDnecwarr. Firemen l. pro moted to englneere tauO; brahemen 97a. promoted to conductor I1M Foaltten now open. NatioeeJ Railway Training Association, CM X Paxton Blk., Omaha, Neb. B atlM Ol DRi;a STORES bought and eold; drug clerks wanted. F. V. Knleat. via r. i. i b soa WANTED Car builder, repairer and truck men. Cudaby racgiog w B 431 WANTED-Experleneed bill elrk; man t well recommenaeo; preiei .v man: state in and aalary. Address U 14. car 1-ee B 9t TWO men to sill goods on payments from sample wagona c w. oimi Howard. B-M1C1 Ol 6ALARY acd commission will be paid to a first-class old-line lira insurance man capable of writing business himself and teaching others to do so. Address lock box lU, Lincoln. Neb. B-M30t 04 YOUNO MAN. STUDY LAW! . Omaha Hchool of Law; evening eejsions only. Further Information. oart retary, 701 N. Y. Lif Bldg. Tel. Doug.. M7. B 9o0 O WANTED Thre men Land three boys. Omaha Box Co., East Omana. o MAN to drive team; steady work. Sunder- land Bros. A Co., soutli yard, Min unu Hickory; north yard, 24th and Taylor. B 971 88 Bt'SHELMAN wanted. 113 No. lth St., downstairs. Jacob Rlngle. , n-;MMa ' SALESMEN WANTK.Dj-Balary; commis- pion; new firm. Windsor notei. ners feldt. . . B-lx WANTED Men to learn barber trade, our facilities csnnot be equaiea. uteaay practice, careful Instructions, diplomas, tools snd positions waiting; few week completes, money earned from start. Big wages to graduates; little expenses. Call or writ Moler Barber College, 1116 Far nam St. B-M742 6x WANTEDA man and boy to pick ap ples. Theodore Wlllams, tfensnn. iseo. B-M746 octlx WANTED Teamsters; steady Job. 6th and Jones. a im WANTED A bright, energetic young man for omce worn. Kepiy in own nanuwm Ing. stating age, experience and salary expected. Address 8 65, Bee. B-jM91J IX YOl'NO MAN Bright, fair education, to prepare for Omaha I'ostomce. uooa oe- glnnlng salary, rromouon. opienaia op portunlty. Examination soon. Immediate action necessary. Thorough preparation for this Exam. Address 146 Inter-State Bldg., Cedar Rapids, la. v B MSTO lx CIVIL SERVICE Want young men to pre pare. See Underbill, sszo N. Z4tn. B M774 029 WANTED Bright boy. 1 to 1 year of nee. to work In railroad ornoe: gooa chances for advancement. Apply in own handwriting. Address s-t3, nee. vB-M904 2 WANTED Clothing clerk. Address B. II. B M976 i Pommer, Audubon, la. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman cook. US par month: must lurnisa recommenaauoria. Address lj l, oca. ou.oom WANTED Fifty girU to work In candy factory. Uooa cnanca to earn money to buy your Christmas present with. Th Voegel 4k Dinning ('o 1318 Jones St. C-M7M FIFTY strong girls for turning bags; girl 16 or is year oia ior cupping tnreaus. Benils umana , uag wo. v. MiVo EXPERIENCED chocolate dipper wanted at once, u. j. uurun vo., iw Howard. ' C Mas WANTED A cook and a hot'snmald. Mra. Merrtam. 180Z Blnney St. -phon Dougla 14M. . C 331 WANTED Experienced child's nurse. 11 so. sotn Bt. -mono uamey 4. . C M5S3 A GOOD GIRI for general housework. 3024 Pacific St. j C-M761 lx WANTED Competent nurse girl. 191 8 8-d Ave.' Must have references. C-M77I 1 WANTED Experienced girl for general Housework; two in iamliy; wasn woman employed; good wages. Apply personally to Mrs. Patrick.. Apt. No. 1, Winona Apt House. O M871 2X WANTED A fairly competent girl for gen eral nousework. isui cinney. jnrs. u. c, Bassett. C M9J8 FOR GOOD positions, male and femal. 'call at Canadian Office, 16th and Dodge. C-MS78 ix WANTED AGENTS ORIENTAL WAISTS AND SUITS. Agents wanted everywhere. Ladles and gentlemen are making (26 to $50 per week selling embroidery goods direct to th la dies. Oood sellers In cities or country. No experience or capital required. Coll at office or write to U. 8. Embroidery Works, iuv4 ana uis bo. iolq ai., umana, iNeo. J-M7U OU WANTED Salesman to introduce and aell the Gallup Fruit Gatherer. Large money to nustiers. uaiiup aug. Co., Room Patterson Bldg., Omaha, Neb. - J M680 SALESMEN WANTED WANTED First-class salesman In this vicinity who calls on retell drv roods trade and I well acquainted with buyers In knit goods department. Can arrange aatinfactortly with largo knitting mill making ana wis, sweaters, eto. Corre vpondrnce confidential. Give references and experience. Address 8 46, care Bee, Lr-M749 octl WANTED Experienced salesmen to sell Scioto Sign Co.'s calendars, advertising noremeH ana signs in Wisconsin. Minne aota, Illinois, lows. Nebraska, Dakotas Our salesmen now make 10 to $3) daily on coiiitiilHslon because we have best lines. Write Henry Hoffman, Box 143, Minneapolis, Minn. U M879 2x SAL.KSMAN Ii monthly and expenses permanent place; experience unnecessary 'airview isurstriea, no wester, N. y. . L 878 Sx SITUATIONS WANTED POSITION as managing house keener, where there are on or more servants, by ouible woman of experience. Address B-a. Be. A-MaW Olx WANTED Position In bank; experienced Business man; competent bookkeeper typewriter operator; good reference Ad dresa Box 12, Newport, Minn. A Mtso Ix PRINTING LVNfiSTAD High Grade 1907 Calendar. fnDxrii, B. E. corner 16ili Bt. and e capltnl Ave. COMPI-ETE l.ne of 1907 Calendars, bneii frinting UO.. J10 B. VMx SL M921 Ol CALLING card So -per hundred. Castle- man frinting vo.. va tJ. lata St. SJ7 04 WE HAVE a Btw press no Job too large or two email, ventral rrinung co. M 7wi Oif FENCING WIRE AND IRON fancea; lowest prices; free catalogue. Omaha Wire and Iron Works. 33-oa-ir7 No. 24th St Tel. Dougla 37X11 ' M-iul 013 ANCHOR andiron Fencing; Wire Fencing to per foot 206 N. 17 la St Tel. Red 811 Maul OlS CHAMPION fence beat DIE. lith. Doug. T 16S4. 4 PLUMBING BUY plumbing supplies direct. Wholesale price. Save on every article. Only first- . claaa gooes handled. Prompt attention ta very order. Send for catalogue. B. F. aTaxol. Uk Hariisua St. Chicago, III. -U4 f YOUR filAT WANT TO BUY A HORSE AND BUGGY YOU HAVE FOR SALE, BUT NOT MEN TION THE FACT TO YOU. Then OR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS DEWEY European Hotel, I2tn and Farnam. Doug. 611 O. M. E. Haul Trunk E SO CAPITOL HOTEL, lSth and Capitol Ave., sou in front; rooma wltn or without borro. E tu FUBNISHED room In new. modern house. E 44i lain Douglas St. LARGE, modern, well furnished southeast rront room with alcove; private, ,.tmlly. Telephone Harney X296. E 6M Octlx KLBOANT, large front room, ateam heated, close Id. 413 N. 25 tn St. E M717 O lx PLEASANT room, moclern, prix-Bte family. E 349 Ol U4 South 2th Ave. ELEGANT large south room, with alcove. second noor; suitable ror two. 2id Kar nam. E WO lx FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD Doug. 611 O.JLKHaul Trunks F 809 VIENNA hotel; private dining room, cafe. sw CLEAN, well heated rooms; good board; home cooking; private family. W S. 25th Ave. F W6 lx THE BOSTON," 107 South 17th. Excel- lent rooms and board for the public, Rates reasonable. F 972 lx FOR RENT HOUSES WE DO expert piano moving at lowest prlcea. Tel. Douglas 1&. So'imolle; A Mueller Piano Co., 1211-1113 Farnam. D 811 HOUSES X VLZL! l D 6ll HOTISKS ln U PoJ-t of the city. Th D U HOUSES, Insurance. ' Ringwalt. Barker Bit. L 014 OMAHA Van A storage Co.. rck, move. store H. II. goods; storehouse, 1120-24 N. 19th. Office, loll Farnam. TeL Doug, liaa Daii WE MOVU pianos. Maggard Van Stor age to. Tel. uoug. 14D. umcc. nil wev ster St. D 1 SEE us when shipping household good to large Clue west. w can money. EXPRESSMEN 8 DELIVERY CO., 21 N. Sixteenth St. Tel. Doug. U FOR RENT 9-room house, all modern; furnace, aa. v;. at. xtaenroann, r.j Blk. X)m PIANOS and household goods moved; boxe for sale. Cole Uunneu. ioiw r arnum. Tel. Doug. 70. D M774 O 13 STORAGES ,urnltm,. Telephone Douglas 976. 1216 Harney St. D M827 014 FOR RENT A new modern S-room house. Globe LAnd ana investment co., jraneroa Bldg. D M247 FOR RENT Two flrat floor and one ec- ond floor flat, corner 3tn ana iugi. Globe Land A Investment Co., Patterson Bldg. D M61S FOR RENT Elght-o-oom house, 80 Evens street, Omana. cenar, wen, cistern. Ad dress, Mary Williams, 205 Park Ave., Council Bluffs. D-M630 1 FOR LEASE November l. four-floor build ing In wholesale district, r. v. wean. 1624 Douglas St. D-Ml Octf FOR RENT 5-roorn ateam neated flat, all modern; soutn exposure; rne uuiwnny, 10th and Pierce Sts. Apply to Conral Young. 1611 Dodge St. D M6l FOR RENT 1029 S. 30th Ave., 11 rooms. brlcK, nne - repair, excellent iurnatt, modern plumbing. Water closet and laun drv In basement, delightful neighborhood and long lease at $46 and water. Wallace, Brown Block, 'Phone Doug. 1!W). D 767 S FOR RENT At 1511 South 29th Bt. New brlclt house, 7 rooms ana large recepuon, hull. Modern In every particular. Lo cated ln the best part of the city. Will be ready for occupancy, about October 10. Inquire of the owner. J. R. Camp bell. Bee office, or 1841 South 27th Bt. Tel. Douglas 6440. D 762 FOR RENT New 6-room, modern dwell-D-M779 lx Ing, 2710 Decatur St. FOR RENT 6-room cottage, 2209 North D-M9M lx Zttth Ave. NEW 7-room. all modern house. 422" Doug- laa. Inquire witnin. t until ix FOR RENT STORES & OFFICES FOR RENT Deak rom In Be offic, city hall building, 417 N. 25th St.. South Omaha. Apply to manager. 1134 A GOOD OPENING for a bakery, with a 1st class hake oven, 1718 Nichols St.; team beat during winter. . Bemls. Pax ton block. I-M711 FOR RENT Large corner store room, 16th and Vinton Sts., $80. C. M. Bach mann, 436 Paxton block. I M6J1 DANCING MORAND'S. lith and Harney, now open. Leneon tor adults, Tuaa. and Frl p. m ; stemblies. Wed. ; private lessons, ball room or stag. For terms 'phone Doug laa 1041. The High School Class meeta every Friday at 8 p. m. Terms, season Oct to May, lilt You will find this school th bewt. fl$0 CHAMBERS, 424 Farnam, now open. Adult beginners Mondaya and Wednesday,; children Wednesday and 8aturdas, Juvenile advanced Saturdays and piivate lessons; terms reasonable, commensurate with advantage and benefit derived iu our school. Telephone Douglas 1871. M 7 WANTED TO BUY WANTED To buy second-hand furnltur. stoves, carpets, clothing and shoes; pay the beat prices. Tel. Douglus-3971. SECOND-HAND clothes. Tel. Red-394. N WKti Uli WANTED Irish setter male pup: must lie well bred and have paper. Address 8-48, Vtee. N 7'g 6 DRESSMAKING MADAME WOODRUFF Rob.". P"lte I 14-16-16 Nevillo Blk. Tel. Douglus 6412. .. . .,c: DRESSMAKING in family or at home. Miss Sturdy, 2606 Davenport. I'hone Ilar- nev 213. r HORSES & WAGONS FOR SALE HORSE, eaay terms. 43d and Center. P-M524 IF YOU want a gentle pony, young and sound, call 'phone Harney-lOJS. P-M939 lx DOGS FOR SALE YOUNG Dachshund dog; fine strain; pedi greed; black and tan; will sell cheap for caeh. Address box $44. Omaha, or call at 331 So. 8lh St.. Council Bluffs. MUSIC AND LANGUAGES CHATEUAIN School of I An ua gee Day and evening classes. French, German. Spanish; fencing, pavidge Bldg. 274 Ol CLOSEST Tell HIM Through a FOR SALE REAL ESTATE John Morrison Place Grand Are. and Florence boulevard: t rooms, big barn, fine trees, greet outlook; di agonally across from Rom Miller'. Peremptory order to rent or sell. Ask u for par ticulars. Harrison & Morton 912-913 New York Life. Telephone Douglaa-314. RE-M377 FOR SALE Two brick modern houses, two blocks north of Hanscom park, on paved street, east front; rented for 170 a month: env terms. I want an offer. THOMAS B REN NAN. Room 1, New York Life Building. RE M 750 WHY pay high rentl Let us sell you a farm. We have Improved farms in Iowa and elsewhere, of all kinds and slses, for sale on the easiest kind of terms and payments. Squires A Annie, Council Bluffs. Ia. HE (43 09 BARGAIN Modern residence, tn Kountse Place; 76 feet front, large barn; hot water heat; cement cellar, laundry; slate roof, must be sold at once. See owner, 1821 Wirt St. RE M953 6-room modern cottage, good location, walk ing distance. Address 8 68. Bee. RE-M929 lx SOUTH OMAHA BARGAINS. 6-room house and good lot, 31,000; half cash; balance monthly. Store building, paying 10 per cent net, 31,o0; half caih; balance time; leased for three years. Call 1324 Farnam St., room S. ' RE M376 FOUR houses and lots, 1617 Cass . RE 490 O-Tx WEST HARNEY ATTRACTION. 9-room strictly modern house; new hot water heating plant, nickel radiators In each room; full lot, stone walks; beau tiful home: only 12.700. H. R. STRINGER, 227 Neville Blk. Phone Douglas 7564. ' 'RE M730 4 MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE GARVIN BROS., 1604 Farnam, f and &H per oent loan on real estate; no delay. W-848 MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co. W-849 WANTED City loan and warrant. Vf. Farnam Smith at Co., 1324 Farnam St. W-469 BUILDING loan on residence property; I per cent. W. B. Melkle. Kamg Blk. W 851 LOWEST RATES BemU, Pax ton Block. W-462 PRIVATE MONEY F. D. Wead, 1620 Doug. W-853 $1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi dence property tn Omaha,- lowest rates; no delay. Tboma Brennan, R. 1, N. Y. Lif. W-8e4 WANTED Cltjr loans. R. C Pater A Co. W-5S City farm loans. O. F. Caraon Co., N.Y. U c . W-i&t LOANS on Improved city property. W. H. Thomas, 60S First. National Bank Bldg. ,1 W-867 FOR SALE FARMS SOUTH DAKOTA EXCUR SION Tuesday, October 3, special low rates to central part of South Dakota. 46.000 acres of improved and unimproved land for sale cheap and on easy terms. If you are go ing to see land, see us first, for we can get you a round trip ticket for LESS) THAN ONE FARE. Railroad free to buyers, very cheap to lookers. Call Mon day or early Tuesday. CONTINENTAL REALTY CO., 32-36 U. S. Nat l Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb. H M763 1 FINE FARMS AND RANCH LANDS. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO. I closing out Its land . in western Ne braska, Colorado and Wyoming. From $3.00 to $6.00 per acre. Take advantage of the low price and easy term offered, th opportunity wlU soon be gone. Special excursion rate to th landa Foi further information apply to UNION PACIFIC LAND AGENCT. S18 South loth St. Omaha. Neb. H M977 COLORADO EXCURSION t Next Tuesday, October 2, we conduct 'a land-seeking excursion to Washington and Yuma counties In eastern Colorado, the fa mous wheat country. Finest climate, fiurest water, largest crops and cheapest and anywhere. Go out with ua. We can get you a round trip ticket for less than ONE FARE. We give free fare to buy ers. Call Monday or early Tuesday. CONTINENTAL REALTY CO.. 32-36 U. B. Nat I Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb. H-M75J 1 CANADA LAND. CANADA LAND. P8T INVESTMENT OF ALL. Buy of us. Buy direct. No agents. No heavy commissions. Finest, all-pruirie, . bard wheat lund. Nine and ten dollars. Eusy terras. Others ask fifteen and more. I,".. ...... .-..I, t.'Hi ....(,. I. F. A. PARKER L CO.. Spencer. Ia. H-267 OU FOR SALE A good larm of 2u) acres, nbout 30 mllti northwest of Oinulii. in Washington cou ty; good soil snd spr'ng wster; price. JTi. per acre; easy term. T. K. Stevens. 1C0 New Yolk Life Hldg. Omaha, Neb. H M910 fc'x FOR EXCHANGE FOR EXCH.JGE. A first class stock o stationery' for trad fur a good term. ills stock is first class ln every particular and no trading proposition, bin owntr wants to sell or trade at oiu'e. Located ln a good town and doing a first class business. 1.800-acre ranch located ln Garfield county consisting of stock farm, uia cbinery. horses, etc.; 200 aires of thla it now under cultivation and in tame huy, and uboul 300 . acres of wild hay; all fenced and a good proposition. Will trade for a small farm or other good property. For lurih-r particulars, write J. p. Falter, Platttmouth. Neb. Z M50K O? FOR TRADE House ( room) and lot in Leeds, Sioux titv, la., for Oklahoma tity property. Aauress Benj. Tlionipsjn, 22i West t-ieventft street, Oklahoma tity, Okl. .-M 745 Olx F YOU do not find what ou want la this column, put an ad In and you will soon get It. Z-'-32 LOST AND FOUND STRAYED Black mare, from farm. TCtti ami Center Ht. Reward if returned. O. E. Wilkips. Lost 465 LOST Near Bennett's, paradise feathers; hairlike, black and brown. Return bee. Reward. . Ixiat MD26 1 IX58T Mouse color, white nr.d black pony. Hulter on. Return to 1225 8. KUh. Lost MW2 2x LOST Diamond ring, between Field club and Majestic apartments, 161 h and Yates. Ktiltalile reward for return to upartment 7, Malestic apartments. Lost M979 I MONUMENTS Great Weaiero Granlt Co. Douglas 6S.'l. jI-981 31 1 FRIEND BEE WANT AD PERSONAL THE skin Is beautified, perfumed, pro tected, preserved by Satin skin powder. 2oc. U COMING TO OMAIIA THIS . WEEK? Make your headquarters at our office while here. Iave your baggage at our office, make yourselves at home with us generally. CONTINENTAL REALTY CO.. 32-36 U. 8. Nat 1 Bunk Bldg.. Omaha, Neb. U M7M 1 DR. ROT. Chiropody, Doug. -6437. 1&0S Far. U 27 PRIVATE confinement home. Mrs. Dr. King, ll N21st St. Tel. Doug. 3669. U 17 PLEATING BuA.ft sKRucDh?ng, 1 tiL.n I lllJ Embinlderlng. Dyeing and Cleaninu. Sponging und Shrink ing, only bo per yard. Send ror price list and sample. GOLDMAN PLEATING CO., 00 Douglu Block. Tel. Dougla 1931 U 129 . LAUNDRY CITY STEAM. Tel. Doug. 234, SU S. 11th Bt. U THE Salvation Army aollclt rast-off clothing: In fact, anything you do not need. We collect, repair and sell, at 114 N. 11th St.. for cost of collecting to th worthy poor. Call Phone Doug. 41S5 and wagon will call. U 411 FREE medical and surgical treatment at Creighton Medical College, 14th and Davenport Sts. Special attention paid to confinement cases. All treatment super vised by college professors. 'Phone Doug LC7. Call auawered day or night. U 119 THE City Garbage Co. Office, 14''. and Leavenworth Sts. TeL Dougla 17.- U 31 SURVEYING. SUckensderfer. 811 Be Bldg. U PEN NELL Millinery Co., formerly of 16th and Dougla, now located at 321 N. 16th Bt, U-340 04 OMAHA Stammerer Institute. RamgeJ3dg SYRINGES, rubber ' goods, by mall; cut E rices. Send for free catalogue. Myer Ullon Drug Co., Omaha. U-8 WE RENT sewing machine at $1 per week: we sell second-hand machine ti up. Nebraska Cycle Co.. corner 15th and Harney. Tel. Douglas 1663. U-4M CHAMPION Carpet cleaning. Doug. 66. 1621 Leavenworth. U M92 Octl FOR anything ln the tewing machine Una go to P. K. Flodman, 1614 Capitol Ave. U-M304 04 ARCHITECT O. L. BroUn. 618 Bee Bldg. U-M369 O 6 PRIVATE HOME during confinement; p clttl attention given to the boarding of Infants. Madame Pickett, 221 Charles St. Telephone Dougla 6411. VJM Oct lx CH RISTENSON, carpet phone Dougla 1669. cleaning. Tele-U-M800 O 13 WE will find good, comfortable home for babiea whose mothers cannot care for them. See "Mother Lee. Supt." Tlnley Rescue Home, 403 Bancroft St. IT-700 026 MAGNETIC treatment and bath. Mm. 4XI-a.UAJAAtwi 8mUn ug N. 15i 2d floor. U-MS3i.OHx ACORN PRESS Tel. Douglaa 3761 1510 Howard. U M204 D17 TO FARMERS AND COUNTRY HER .chan IB we pay highest market price, charging no commission, for all kinds protiucB butter, eggs, etc., cash op mer chandise. Write for: daily quotations. Weil send pretty souvenir postal. THE &UNNETT COMPANY. U M303 MR. and Mr. Morand's classes in dancing and physical culture for chil dren, will reopen Saturday, October 6th, (New location, ,210 So. 18th St.). Be- f;lnners. 10 a. m. Advance, 2 p. m. Mat nee class, 3:1) p. m. -particulars, book lets. Telephone Douglas 1041. 714 Tx 4NT POOR GIRL tn need of a friend call or write to tho matron of the Salvation Army Home for Women at 3S24 N. 14tb Bt., omaba, Neb U Mioo USE Blanchard's Eciema Lotion for kln disease, at druggist. Aselntanc given free by Prof. J. Blanchard, skin specialist. Minneapolis. . u-uta u lux TRY KELLY'S Laundry. 3630. 'Pbone Douaias U 826 PRIVATE ftome during .jnflnement; ba bies adopted. The Good Samaritan San itarium, its First Ave.. Council Blurts, Ia. TeL 774. U-123 DR8. VOGEL private hospital for women and for ladies .before and during confine ment. 2319 S. 13th St., Omaha, Neb. U M9H0 31 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS EASY TO GET A loan on furniture, pianos, livestock or other chattels, leftj In your (Undisturbed' Possession) IF YOU NEED MONEY to pay your grocer, lundlurd, or any other bills which may be bothering you. Our plan the best as we give you a writ ten copv of the contract with a GUARANTEED REBATE If paid before the contract expires. SALARY LOANS I made to people steadily employed, I OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO (Established 1S92 ) Tel. Doug. 2296. lit Hoard of Trade Bldg. loti So. ltith Street. X-M522 REDUCTION In salnry and furniture loans from now until further notice. We are still offering to honest eopl : our fpecial 10 loan for 4J. Reliable Credit Co. Rooms 317-308 Paxton Block, Corner Farnam and Sixteenth Sts. X-1M6 The Union Loan Co. hav increased tuur capiial and during tn month of September will inakt a .cciil rale on collateral loans. iiieji.al prop criy, uiortukca and individual nous, without security. Terms to suit your 1 oiive me rice. 'Phone Douglus iMH or call ' at i0 Be Bldg. KhlHM Ol UK. I'UIUBENOW 3 MONEY loaned on furniture, salary, piauoa, horses, etc., in any amount; lea than half rte. rerfecl privacy: immediate attention; any erms wanted. Payment suspended when sick or out of work. U4 Kaivach Bk, 3ia) South lath St X 441 Bowec, 703 N. Y. LiftTBld Advances privat money on chattel or salary; eaey to gel, no red taoe; yuu gel money (aire ia aaked for at auiail Cu.L Open evei'llik till 1. X i2 MONEV IAJANED SALARIED PEOPLB and othtra without security; easy pay. menls. OUicea In u riicclpal cltiea. Tal nan. room 714, Kt ut Lite Bldg. EAGLE LOAN OFFICE; reliable accom molatiiig; all buslueaa con rtde anal lb Djuuu. aH FLRMi LRE. liv Duft Ureeu Loan blutk. stock, saUry loana Co., room t. Barker CHATTELS, salary and Jewelry loana Foley Ian Co.. 1M4 Farnam St. X 40 CHATTEL and salary loana. Credit Co.. tti Paxtou hleck. Phoenlg X-MI MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS MONEY loaned en pianeax furniture. Jew elry, horses, cow, ete. C F. Reed, 810 H Kth. X-H MEDICAL BEST nerve bracer for men. Gray Hrv Food Pills" II box. Doetreld. Saerman McConnall Drug Co., Omaha. DR. PRIES, petllt, women' dieeaaea, weaknesses, dischargee, Irregularltlea, rured painlessly and aafely. Wltbnell block, lath and Harney, room t, Omaha. . - LADIEf trouble removed. Dr. St Mark Organic capsules. By mstl in plain wrapper, $2. Strictly confidential. Th Creole Medlcin Co., Box 64 Hot Springs, Ark. M 08 04x AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1 second hand gaaolln aute- mobtlea In perfect condition; being used every day. Owner buying new eara One l-cy'.lnder Ford; detachable tonneau. $ino; one 2-ryUndr 1 h. p. Queen, sld entraice tonneau, $660. H. K. Wheelock, J210 Farnam St. M 62B O 3 OSTEOPATHY JOHNSON Inatltut. ill N, I, U Tel Doug. 1664. e DR. BOWSER, over 1600 Fmm. TeL Doug. 6370. M-69 Q26 FLORISTS HESS SWOBODA. 1416 Farnam. -7 L. HENDERSON. 1619 Farnam. Tel. Doug. 1261 WM DETECTIVE SERVICE WETMORE detect! v erv1ce. 'Phon Ilea 7401. Room 11 and 14. union Blk., lfttn and Farnam. M 841 014 GOVERNMENT NOTICES CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER S Omce umana, inbd., eeptemoer , uwa Sealed proposals. In triplicate, aubject t the usual conditions, will b received here until 10 o'clock a. m., central standard time, October 1, 1S06, for furnishing and In stalling transformer, service wire and watt meter for electric lighting post ex chsnge and gymnasium at Fort Omaha, Nebraska. Full Information furnished on application to thla office, where plana and specification may be seen. Proposal to be marked "Proposals for Installing an Electric Lighting System," and addressed to Major M. Gray Zallnskl. Constructing Quartermaster, Army Building, Omaha. Nebraska. Sept20-21-22-2l-29-Octl PROPOSALS FOR VETERINARY 8UP plies. Depot quartermaster's office, Omaha, Neb.. September, 26, 1906. Sealed proposals In duplicate will be received here until 10 a. m., October 26, 1906, and then opened, for furnishing miscellaneous veter inary supplies. United States reserves the right to reject any or all bids, or parts thereof. Copies of proposals furnished on application to Captain Thomas Swob. Quartermaster. S27-2S-J9 01-24- RAILWAY TIME CARD UKIOX STATU) TENTH -AHD MARCY Inloa Pact Ac Leave. Arrive. Overland Limited a 9:40 am a 1:18 pm The China and Japan Fast Mail a 4:16 pm a 6 '10 pm Colo. A Calif. Ex a 4:16 pm a 9:30 am California A Ore. Ex.. a 4:26 pm a 6:10 pm Los Angeles Limited.. ..all:) em al0:45 pm Fast Mall a 1:65 pm a 1:30 pm Colorado Special a 7:46 am a 7:44 am North Platte Local a 8:10 am a 4:60 pm Beatrice Local b 1:16 pm b 1.-00 pm Chicago, Rock Island at PaelSo EAST. Chicago Limited a 1:26 am Iowa Local a 7:00 am Chicago Mail a 8:16 am Iowa Local bl3:10 pm Chicago (Eastern Ex.). a 4:06 pm Chicago (Iowa Limtt'rU.a 1:36 pm WEST. Rocky Mountain Um. ..a 6:36 pm Colo. A Cal. Ex press... a 2:01 pm Okl. A Texas Express.. 4:40 pm Colorado Fast Mall....al0.16 Dm a 7:10 am a 4:30 pm alO:l0 pm b 9:66 pm a 1:46 pm al2:10 pm a 3:16 pm a 3:66 pm al2:06 ppi a 7:36 am a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. 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CAPITAL TO TARE ON LIFE Beturi of to Pmidont Work ft Woi- drfnl Chant: in Waihinetoa. DOLLAR CAMPAIGN FUND A FAILURE Chairmen of Beth Caaa-reealoaal Conn mltteea Admit Ikortage of Cash with Which to Wag Political Fight (From a Staff Correspondent.) WASHINGTON, Sept. 10,-(8peclJ.)- Wlth th return of President Roosevelt to Washington Monday afternoon the na tional capital will again be th real seat of government. In fact a well a In nam. With President Roosevelt' retirement t Oyster Bay, Immediately after the clone of congress, Washington took on a dullness such ss hss not characterised It In many year. It wa a dreary, deserted town. Head of departments and cabinet officer followed th president to their ' summer home. Chief of bu reaus . went upon then- annual va cations, th politicians were out In tho -country looking after their fence and only the people who could not get awsy from Wsahlngton, either 'because of business or the lack of the wherewithal to carry them away, were the only one remaining her. Th newspaper men were compelled to stay and write what news they could of poll tic and other subjects In which th publkj how more or less Interest. Alt this, how ever, will be changed when th president dome hack. Cabinet meetings will be re sumed, politicians will be reporting at the exeoutiv office and once more the air of Washington will be surcharged with busy activity, and that ( what th president doe for the nation' capital. ' Dollar Fall 10 Cobb. The "dollar" campaign fund inaugurated by both political parties looking to th pop ularisation of politics. It Is conceded by the chiefs In charge of the two national con gressional committees, ha not been a howl ing aucceaa. Th people hav utterly failed to recognise their great opportunity to pay the expenses of the campaign and a a result the rival committees have gone out on a still hunt for money. At demo cratic headquarters) they admit that they have some money, but nothing like the money they had If! former campaigns. Chairman Griggs, who 1 a successful beg gar of campaign shekels, frankly admits that the dollar contributions! are falling off and that his mail Ik getting considerably lighter than It wa In the beginning of the campaign. . Of course the real hard cam paign will not begin before October 1. but from that time on day and night th spell binder of both parties will be going up and down th country urging the voters to get out and do their duty, otherwise th coun try will go to the "demnltion bow wows." Vice Chairman Tawney, of the republican congressional committee, who la In town today, said that ' his committee was feel ing the general apathy so far as campaign contributions went, .and that unless there wa a decided Increase In "the amount of the contribution a number of extremely close districts would be lost to the republi cans because of the Inability of the com mittee to get the vote out. Mr. Tawney, however. Is confident that the republicans will have a comfortable working majority in the Sixtieth congress, a majority which fan be easily handled by Speaker Cannon and which will be on hand when votes are needed. It Is a fact that the majority of 113 In the present congress 1s extremely un wieldy. Speaker Cannon had to exert all the power of hi office and even had to gu o far as to threaten member with the de- . feat of their pt measures If they did not remain In .Washington and assist, by, tlieW 1:. vote In putting on the statute books the law which will niak the Fifty-ninth con gress one of the most notable In our po litical history. Noted Character Gone. The death of Colonel "Ike" Hill of Ohio remove a picturesque character from Washington political life. Mr. HIU for many year has held a position In the house of representative; when the democrats were ln power a sergeant-at-arma, and while the republicans were In power he held a minor position In the house, but al ways by the unanimous vote of the demo crats, to whom the republicans assign a certain number of places. Colonel Hill was no s mean talker, but never an orator. His homely aimtlle and figures of speech have entertained many a party of politicians In the cloak room of the capitol or in the corridors of the ho tel at convention time, and no democratic convention In Ohio waa ever complete until Colonel "Ike" Hill had arrived, slxcd up the situation and gone In and out among Hie boys, giving them the benefit of his advice v and counsel. In 1R96 Colonel Hill returned from the Chicago convention, where Bryan was nominated, and advocated the yellow metal. This Is the way the colonel put It: "I'm a gold bug now. From now on I wear a yelVow Jacket. I've been a democrat tn Licking coiir.ty, Ohio, ever since I was born. Every night of w.y life I have said. "Now I lay me down to sleep' by the bedside of democracy. I'm what you call a veteran democrat. I went out to my home conven tion in Columbus for silver and out of th twenty-one member of ' th state central committee I only found four for stiver when there should have been fourteen. I made a speech and then the four went over to gold and I went with tliera." . Speaking of the Parker campaign. Colonel "Ike" firmly believed that the New York Judge would have a walkover. One night In "Shoomaker's." whloh la a well known liquid refreshment resort for politicians, statesmen, business men and other at tho national capital. Colonel "Ike" declared himself thusly: "We've got the republican licked to a good moral certainty unless they buy ua." After the election Colonel "Ike" was reminded of his prediction and re marked: "Yes, the republicans won because they had found money enough to huy us." Ak-Sar-Ren Visitor Can have mall addressed to The Omaha Be. We will see that It Is properly cared for. Open day and night. pigeon-Teed Pedestrlnnlam. The late James E. Martin, brother of Bradley Martin, was a man of old-fashioned Integrity, and the Illegal practice of many financier and corporations an gered and chocked lilm. ' In a discussion of a certain much investi gated company, Mr. Martin said one day: "This concern seenu always to have found it easy to brak the law. It ha been aa ready and resourceful a a tenant I once had. "My tenant was an enthusiastic pigeon flyer. One day he took a plgenn In a bag to the Grant monument: Intending to time It flight home. But when he took the bird out of the bag a po'.l-eman rtme up and srld: " 'What r you doing there?" " 'Getting ready to fly this pigeon,' autd my tenant. " 'You can fly no pigeon here,' said the ! policeman. ' " "Why not?" the tenant asked. " 'If against the law that' why not. aid the policeman.. 'If you try It on I shall be obliged to lock you up.' "My tenant ' placed the pigeon on the ground, stroked it. end said to It, gravely: " 'I can't toas you up her, for It a gainst th law, so you must walk' home. Do you hear? You must walk horn.' " Pittsburg Pres. I- i