Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 15, 1906, Page 6, Image 6
TIIK OMAHA DAILY MOXDAV, OCTOBER i.i. inon. SPECIAL NOTICES Alvertlseaeta (nr these rolamns III I Ubm III IS M. far Ik ealsj edition nnd nafll H p. m. for tko ntrilif Bad Kan day edition. ieo I l-3 a word flrat Insertion, la av erd thereafter, sjetnlns; takf far lee thai SOc for the rst lr. lota... Tk odTertlseni enf s most be raa eeaseatlTe1r Advertisers, ky reojaestlnir a rureal tkNk, raa hit answers dressed la a nomoered letter la rara f Th Bra. Atiwfn an addreesed oelll be delivered presentation at elieck. MISCELLANEOUS THE FALL TERM nOYLbt BUSINESS COLLEGE . 18 NOW OPEN. ',... DAT AND NIGHT. ' Students are admitted any day. New Catalogue Frre. Tel. Douglas 1984. Address H. B. Boyles, President. Boyls Bulloing. Omaha. Neb. K-627 WJ1ERE TRUNKI ARE MADE. Trunk, aim rases and shopping bans. Old "trunk In exchange. Repairing. FRELINO STEINLK. 410 N. lSth Bt. Phone Douglas mi. R-498 OctiS (J AS & ELECTRIC FIXTURES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BURGESS-GRANDEN CO., J 13 S. 16th 8t. Tel. Douglas 681. R Mi.3 I Omaha Safe and Iron Works make a spe clalty of fire escapes, shuttera, doora and safes. G. Andreon, Prop., 102 8. 10th St. BIO. V TAINTING 8. H. Cola, 1302 Douglaa. ... R 630 ! TRY Kelly's Towel Supply. Tel. Doug. 3830. R-631 10WASsnttnry Cleaning: Co., 1019 Farnaiu. R-682 H EFLIN T.ocksnilth. moved upstairs; er trance, 1314 Farnaiu. Tel. Doug. 2974. R 6S6 BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SAt.E-CL.VB CIGAR STORE; best Ktand In So. Omaha: have other busi ness.. J. W. Bouk, eo. Omaha. Y-M425 1)0 IkdU IVshlotllake a Change If ymi yiav -a. faVmt "Jiome. business or property that1 you vwant to sell or ex change, write ua. GLOBE LAND AND INVESTMENT CO., Omaha Neb., or Sioux City, la. Y-los XI No charge for treatment at Crelghton Dental college. Wanted Patients, at Dental rollege. Treatment free. Y M641 Novll JL A V FOR SALE ioct6r i residence and office for price-of. property; want to retire. Ad drss T 37, care Bee. Y MfiflO 23x FOR SALE Complete butcher shop outfit, tool. Ice box. etc.; can give Immediate possession; must be Bold before November 1st; tarn will handle the deal. Write First National bank. Coon Rapids, la., or J. A. Dixon, Redfleld. S. D. Y-M686 19 HUSTLER with capital to Join a large tranafer, storage and coal business and manage department, Lincoln, Neb., 1307 N St. , Y-M703 IB. "OR BALE Good meat market. In the beat town In Nebraska, for $2,000; rahh sales M.OtiO a month. Reason, sickness. Ad dress F. J. Pa hi, Grand Island, Neb. "" ' Y-M768 20x FOR SALE Grocery and queens ware stock; good . Ir rallon. beat town, 1.5v, central Nebraska; (rood established trade; stock fresh and clean. Good reason for selling. , Address, TM. care Bee. U"T r' ,r Y-M762 17X WANTE.D Financial backing In one of the greatest ' monopollsfno; industries In the world. American protecting patents Just allowed. Hersfeldt, Windsor hotel. Y-M86 16X .WRITE for our market letter. Sent free upon request. Complete resume of Ne vndn mining operations. Patrick Elliott ft Co.. bankers and brokers, UoldfleUl, Ne vada, Y-M861 l6x W BVYS outrletir rniuaiifactorv patented specialty, worth 82.0U9 any time. Weber. Thurston hotel. Y M858 16x ' ' " . ;3 ' FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS TWO Besley letter cabinets In good condi tion, made of walnut and have two drawers ench. Call at Bee business of fice and get a bargain. Q Mis SOD-AjiaFpUNTAJN, anr-sixe. ij iVrTiam! SHER WIN-WILLIAMS. CO., best mixed paint. Uherman & MrCunuell Drug Co., Omaha. y 790 HALL'S safes, new, 2d-hand. 181S Farnant. Vl-.o; FDR SALE New and second-hand billiard and pool tables; we lesd the world in cheap bar fixtures: easy payuiuitU. ilruitswIckvBalke-Cotlencler, 4Ci , 8. loth t. . y-.-Ui, SEND us your mall orders for drugs; freight paid on flu lota. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. Qmi ky! ARE piano for sale cheap. Call Red 351 or U27 No. loth St. j C2 x MILK cows.' easy terms, 43d and Center. tA UJfftiBMKD overcoats, 4!S No. lLh. FOR aATE Automobile, Rambler touring cur, 1 model, cape top, full equipment tool and extras, .xl inch wheels; bet ter than new. owner leaving city. Ad dress T S, Bee. Q M514 FOR SA LB This week. only, the roost liautlful lurnlsliert home ever ohoreil at private sale, must positively l,e sold m any lrlce, everything the very best; used cniy a little while, without a scratch or mar; manogany parlor suit. Irsthrr couch chairs and rockrs.,-malKganv drestteis and chlOnnlera. dreasV-r and chiffonier In luarlar sawed oak. brass bed, hair mat tresses, box eprluae. iiuarUr sawed dining suit. Inlaid mahogany and rook wood center table. In taot everything pretaimna to a complete and .comfortable home of the blithest gunlKi; sold separate this Is u chance of a lifetime. Don't miss It. iRil Parke Wild Ave... take Harney cor. ' Q M76 W 1500 t'HlCKKRINU.tuarlght piano. 15. 416 N.- i3d. Q U767 lx IlNING ROOM tablet and Mi chairs. 121 So. Sth St. g MS&2 ltix FOR SALE Furiituire complete for a 12 rooin 'house. In good condition. Including cocking utensils, etc. 611 N. lXth St. Q M7! lix WlNTINC. LYNQ8TAD Hlsh Grade 107 Calendari. tinnvr 3- B- corner 16th bt. and JOJi, CadioJ Ave.. 037 i --a-jt t'OMPLKTE line of 1H7 calendars. Snell Printing Co.. Si J H. Uth St. -IS" Nov JOB rrlaOng and binding Springer Print . Ing t o.. :06 No. 17th. Tel. Doug. a;i. M669 Nov. 10 VKNTRAL PRINTING CO.; fine Job work; tpewrltten letters. 110 8. 17th St., lu blksiSrthfifa Bl;lg. MK44 Novll DANCING CIIAUHKRS, 3414 Farnam. now vpen. Adull bealunejs .Mondays and Wedneadity: i hlldren wdnej.dja and Saiurdas Jvvsnlle advanced Saturdays and prtvaU leson lrmi reasonable, coinmensurata with advantages and benefit derived ia our school. Telephone Doualas UTI V f IH. AND MRS Morand's clanar In danc lug and physical culture for children are nuw open. Jlo Soiitli Kighteentli St. Be- nner Weunesday. 4 la p. in , advance itunlsy, J.w) or 3:30 p. ua. Tel. LKiug las 104V. , , Nov. 11 Detective service, WETMOHB detective service. 'Phona UJ1. Rooms 16 aad U Cjlon Hik.. 13th ! aud raiuaiu. Ji-8iJ Otl6 1 WANTED MALE HELP Y A NTF.T Five boys; good wages: twma rent Job. A. D. T. Co., lii 8. Uth St. B-7 Dr.IG STORES bought and sold; drug clerks wanted. F. V. Kniest. 134 N. T L. B-3S CIVIL SERVICE Want young men to pre. ptr. H'l Underbill, MiO N !i4h. H-M774 On WANTED, BOV.Vn TorN'O MEnTIs to 65. to prepare for firemen snd brakemen on tiew roads snd for fall rush: experience unnecessary; firemen 6100 protected to engineers Jjoo; brakemen 1.5. proinoted to conductors 6150; positions now open. Na tions! Training association. ?o X Paxton Blk., Omaha, Neb. B--M1M tiavZ WAXTEIVJ coat makers: stesdy work; sack coatr.. f in and up. Lad the Tailor, Sioux Faiis. 8. D. B M382 lSx HVSTLER8 out of employment can do well to call on us; pay weekly. C. F. Adams Co.. ll Howard. B M1W NovS Toothache? Free treatment at Crelghton tental college. Crown or bridge work. No charge at Crelghton Dental college except for ma terial. B irf54' Novll A GOOD harnessmaker; stendy' work; wanted by P. Hampel, Talmnge, Neb. B Mi9S 17x WANTED An experienced traveling sales msn who hsji an established trade In the liquor line In the state of Nebraska; good salary paid for a competent, energetic man. Samuel Westheimer A Son V. t Co.. Ft. Joseph, Mo. B-MCT7 2S WANTED Men to learrT barber trade; you can practically earn your tuition, tools and board before completing; graduates paid 612 to 620 weekly; little expense; ahort time required; positions or locations waiting Call or write Moler Barber Col lege. 1116 Farnam St. B 18x WANTED Good team drivers; wsges. 6100 per day sfter JO days' ser-k-e; steady Job. Sunderland Brothers Company. LOth ami Hickory Sts. t B M815 II WANTED- Competent toilet snap sales man; only experienced men wed apply. Address T 42, Bee. B M629 16 WANTED Young man of education, and with ambition, to solicit for a lsre Omaha concern. Small salary but good prospects for right person. Address T-4. i s re of Bee. B- 16x WANTED Clerk in railroad office: good salary to the right man. Address T 3t. Omaha Bee. B M.Sf8 Mx WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Fifty girls to work In candy factory; good chance to earn money to buy your Christmas presents with. The . Vuegete & Dinning Co., 1616 Jones St. C M7S3 FIFTY strong girls for turning bags; girls 15 or 16 years old for clipping threads. Bern Is Omaha Bag Co. C M106 EXPERIENCED chocolate dippers wanted at once. D. J. O'Brien Co., 1202 Howard. 0-M28S WANTED Competent nurse girl at 1916 8. J2d Ava; must have references. TeL Harney 3221. ; C M252 GIRIJ3 WANTED. Loomls Co., 916 Farnnm St. - C M400 WANTED A competent girl for general housework, small family. Mrs. H. M. McClanahan, 1312 N. 40th St. Tel. Har ney 1402. C 493 GIRLS WANTED Strong girls for turning bags; small girls for clipping threads; tnHnr not nneattev vuul steady work; pay while learning. Bemls Omaha Bag co. C M67: GIRL for general housework; no washing; good, wages. 2006 St. Mary's Ave. C MAN 17 WANTED Experienced butterlne demon strator. Address T 46, Bee. C M630 16 GIRL for general housework, 16 per week, 1218 Park Wild Ave. C-M627 16 WANTED Experienced hands to sew draperies. Miller, Stewart Sc. Beaton, 1316-17-19 Farnam St. . C M28 16 MAN and wife, coachman and -cook, for farm. See A. Hospe, 16L3 Douglas. f ' C-MiSJlS' WANTED Competent girl for general housework In a family of three, all grown people; wages no objact to competent .' party. E. Sellgsohn, 615 rWuth 2iid St. ' C M778 lSx THE ABBOLVTBLY finest aronjia. pleasant. paiaianie arierrasie or cei-pep-Ko ncrva bracer recommends Itself, to any customer. ; B MS5o 16x WANTED AGENTS WANTED Salesman to ' Introduce and sen me uaiiup r run uatnerer. Iarge money to hustlers. Gallup Mfg. Co, Room 1 Patterson Bldg., Omaha, Neb. J M620 AGENTS Don't accept any agency until ."M i.cmi iiviu ua, ijuinirBi Beiiep on earth; 2.000,000 sold; 830 r day; SHmpies free. Domestic Mfg. Co., Minneapolis, Minn. J M639 16x WANTED A few first-class salesmen for new tirst-clasa proposition. Men capable of earning 8M) to 8100 weekly preferred. Call 8 to a. m., or after I p. m. O. K Earle. . Paxton hotel. J 40 THE BIBLE In symbols-Fastest selling fail and holiday book on earth: on agent averaged 820 dally last week; we pay bo pu cent commission; write todsy for free outfit. J. L. Nichols Co., Naper vlll. 111. J-Mtf53 lx NEW sleeve protector for office and house work; samples free this week; other novelties. Ladies Supply Co.. 3203 Prairie , Ave., O.. Chicago. J M635 Novl2x SALARY and commission will be paid to an oiu ime me man 01 experience. Ad dress Box 1196, Lincoln, Neb. J-77S Novll 1 WANTED SITUATIONS ADVERTISING MAN who writes foiei- snie dusiihss. bringing copy, wants posi tion; department or retail cloliiiiig. Ad dress T 80. care Bee. A Mf.97 Kx WANTED Bit us t Ion by young ladr as sienograpner. Remington machine. Varied experience. Address T-47, in cae of Bee. A-GfiO 15x WANTED Position ss Janitor; useful man. understand steam heal slid horses. J. H. Bharperson, 1922 Cuming. Bt. A-M824 16x POSITION as housekeeper, where there ra one or more aervsnts. by refined, cap able widow. Adureas. T 56 care Bee. H 643 16X WANTED AGENTS WANTED Good bartenders push the abso lutely nneat 16-cent straight Cel-Pep-Ko nerve bracer In the world: 89 per easa IS quarts: wholesalers handle It. Tele phone 71 Douglss. J M857 16x LOST AND FOUND LOST Golden Scotch collie, return lo 2634 . nanea m. ana receive J.i reward. Ixiat 6uf lox - STOLEN From In front of Ruatell s horse, shoeing shun, a Shetland nnnv knu: four wheels; natural wood: upl.clsierta ' In corduroy. Any information letve at 1 Rusaell s shop. Lost MMt 16x i LOST One pocket hook containing money and valuable papers; finder uleaae return to manager Neb. Tel. Co. and receiver T Cd L "" M PATENTS F. 1. LARSON A CO.. patent lawyers; patent book fres. Bee Bldg.. Omaha. NVh. es: SHARPE MACHINE WORKSPstnTs procured. Inventions developed, drawings, patterns, castings, machine work. 604-612 B. JOtB St. 693 PATENTS procured and sold. 1 fee. NafT. Investment Co., Douglaa Blk.. 16th and til Nov. FLORISTS HESS HWOrOPA. 1415 Farnaav f.. H END K KS( X, rsrnam. Tel. It is no trouble to recover lost articles Put an ad in The Bee Lost Column. 1 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS DEWEY European hotel, 12th and Farnam. Doug. 611 O. M. E. Uaul Trunk! E 640 EXCELLENT modern furnished front room with aicjve and bay win Jow tor two. 'Phone in house. 2674 Harney St. E 227 PLEASANT room, modern, private fam ily. 624 So. 26th Ave. E 349 28x CAPITOL HOTEL, ltn and Capitol Ave.: American or European; steam heat and modern eonvenlencc. E 473 FOl'R desirsble rooms, modern, with hent, furnished for light housekeeping. ?70K S. FOR RENT Well funiWlied southeast room, with alcove; private family. J2 8. 29th St. E-Mi 16 Fl'RNJSHKD room for gentleman, private family. 31H N. 18th St. E S4 Iflx FOR RENT One furnished room; 64 per month. 2708 Seward. E 4187 16x FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD Doug. 611 O.M.E.iJaul Trunk F 64S VIENNA hotel, cafe. private dining rooms, F 644 EXCELLENT tnodrn rooms, ntearn heated, gas and hot and cold baths, with good hoard: close In. The Ronton. 107 South 17th St. F M77K lSx SOVTH. sunshiny room, with best of home hoard; two refined young men or ladies. 527 Psrk. Ave. F-M823 lx THF: ROSE. 2O20 Harney St.; nleasant, warm rooms; good bosrd. F4S0 2i x VERT desirable, large front room, modern; well heated; breakfast If desired. 614 No. -ad-. F-M17 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT FOVR or H clean, pleasant housekeeping rooms, main floor. 2214 N. 19th St G-M759 13 UNFURNISHED rooms for housekeeping. 2n78 Harney St. G-846 16x FOR RLNT HOUSES WB DO expert piano movlnK at lowest prices. Tel. Douglua 26. Bchmoller & Mueller Piano Co., 1S11-1313 Farnam. D-646 HOUSES ln "u Par, cf th c"y R. a-tuoio c peters & Co., Bee UldR. D 647 HOUSES n all parts of the city. The UUUOM O. F. Davis Co., Bee Rid. D-48 HOVSES, Insurance. Rlngwalt. Barker Blk. D 649 OMAHA Van Storage Co., pack, move, stora H. H. goods; storehouse 1120-24 N. 19th. Office, 1C1 Fsrnam. Tel. Doug. 1639. D 660 WE MOVE- pianos. Maggard Van 4 Stor age Co. Tel. Doug. 1196. Office, 1718 Web ster St. D 661 SEE us when shipping household goods to large cities west. We can save you money. EXPRESSMEN'S DELrVERY CO ,214 N. Sixteenth St, Tel. . Doug. 1196. D 662 FOR RENT 9-roam house, all modern; fur nace; 826. C. M. Bachmann. 436 Paxton Blk. ' D-422- OTYYD Antn TO LET Merchandise, piuuau furniture 121S Harney St. Tel. Doug. 976. D-M827 014 FOR RENT A new modern it-room house. Globe Land and Investment Co., Patterson Bldg D-M247 FOR RENT Two first floor and one second floor flat, corner 29th snd Douglas. Globe Land and Investment Co., Patterson Bldg. - D-MMS CTf"YP A fJUT Household goods, mer OIUIVAUD chHiidlse. etc., Fred Bush Transfer Line, 1003-5 Farnam St. D Nov. 10 FOR RENT At 1511 South th St. New brick house, 7 rooms and large reception hall. Modern In every particular. Lo cated In the best part of the city. Will be ready for occupancy, about October SO. Inquire of the owner. J. R. Camp bell, Bee omce, or im qoutn ?.tn st. in. Douglas 6440. D-762 COUN8MAN-VAN BURGH CO.. storage and transfer. Eest storage hous ln the city. Immediate attention given. 1629-31-Xf N. Kth St. Tel. Douglas-4618. D-117 FOR RBNT-8ix-room cottage, bath, closets, city water, sewer, ga, cistern and good barn. R912 N. 20th S:. Rente. 8J8. Tel. Taylor 4774. D Al-fci FOR RENT Fine 10-room flat, all modern; good furnace; 406 8. 26th Ave.. William K. Potter receiver, Sol Brown Blk. D ;19 FOR rent, October 16, to responsible ten ant, 7-room house, 2167 Farnam St.; mod ern except furnace; 826.60. Apply at f7 N. 19th St. D-M'4 SIX-ROOM brick; modern; H20 Msple St. D 6i8 i;x Ff1t RENT 8-room, moprij hoii.se. R22 S. 24tli Ave. Key next door. l M'o 15x 6-ROOM cottage, modern, C34 S. 24th Ave. lnq ilre premises today. D M813 17.x FOR RENT STORES & OFFICES FOR RENT Desk room In Bee office, city hall building. 417 N. 26th t.. Mouth Omaha. Apply to manager. 1 184 FOR RENT Large corner store room, Uth and Vinton Sts.. $30. C. M. Bach mann. 436 Paxton Blk. 1 M621 THE two store rooms, with basements, at 706-705 8. 16th street; Jso per month for both. Inaulre R. C PETERS CO.. Ground Floor, Bea Bldg. I-.M1M wanJIPtJL?!. 1 ACCOMMODATIONS furnished In small private family to a companionable school teacher, reasonable. Address T 41, Bo. K-M632 l'JX WANTED First-claas board and room for two gentlemen; soperata rooms, within a few blocks of postornoe. Ap ply by letter. Bee office. K M841 16 Mhn. wiC? and son, 6 years old, WANT ROOMS WITH BOARD near 16th and locust Sts. Address L. R. Vorce, 2924 Sh'rman Ave. 'Phon Louglas 46o4. K-S62 Mx PLUMBING BUY plumbing supplies direct. Whole. prices. Save on every article. Only first class goods handled. Prompt attention to every order. Send for catalogue. R. J. Karol, 23a lUrnnon St., Chicago, III. 677 OSTEOPATHY- JOHNSON Institute, 41$ N. T. L. Doug. 1664. - Tel. 699 DR. BOWSER. Doug. 6870. over 1500 Fsrnam Tel. M56 0 CLAIRVOYANTS MADAME BUDDHA. The leading palmist of timshs. ' Revalatl) ns of past and future described. Parloia. 11J BV 16lh fit.. Cup. Boston S'nrr. -M4W FOR SALE REAL ESTATE In Hanscom Place One block from car line, esst front, fine surroundings, special taxes all pnld. Ask us about It. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., First Floor N. Y. L. Bldg. Telephone Douglas 1781. RE-4513 17 BARGAIN Modern residence. In Kountss Place; 7i fret front, large barn; hot water heat; cement cellar, laundry; slats roof, must be sold at once. See owner. 19a Wirt St. RE-M353 TOWNSEND Realty Co., Fremont, Stb., buy, sell and exchange lands, city prop erty and merchandise; try us tor deal. RE MJ41 Nov.bx WNER8-1 have 14 customers for tiomea of 6 to 9 rooms; sell now while price la right. H. R. Stringer, 227 Neville Blk. Dg. 7664. RE-229 FOR SALE 5-room cottage, Just finished. Inquire at 4.110 North 28th Ave., or at 303S Mnndei-son St. RE-M758 16x FIVE hrind new modern homes, with full lots, for quick sale; have your choice; first buyer gets a discount; see these be fore buying; terms If desired. If. R Stringer, 2L'7 Neville block.. Cor. lth snd Harney. 'Phone Doug. 7544. RE MOOT 16 C. O. CARLBERG, real estate and insur ance. BU N. T. Life. 'Phon Rerl.7497. RE M179 AM LEAVING the city and will sell my tt-room thoroughly modern house vi ry reasonable. H. H. Churchill, 8111 Psclflc. - RE M672 16 SEVEN, acres; 6-room cottage: must be sold at once to settle estate; finest piece of acreage In Omaha; holding nt 8-i.OHi. but will make considerable reduction for cash. It costs nothing to enquire about this place. It'a got to be sold soon and some one will get a snap. H. R. Stringer, 227 Nebllle block, eor. HUh and Harney. Phone Doug. 7664. RE M67 TWO modern houses at the southwest cor ner of 31st and Cass Sts.. with ground on which to build another house. Pared street, cast front, nice shade trees. Make me an offer for one or both. THOMAS BRENNAX. Room. 1, N. Y. Life Bhlg RE-M816 FOR SALE 75 of the most desirable lots in Florence: lots on the car line and lghtlr lots on the hillside. Dexter I Thonm. 412 Bee bldg. RE-R30 lx REAL ESTATE BARGAINS FOR QUICK SALE $4,000 buys the pair of two-storv 7-rooni frame dwellings at 1310 and 1312 S. 2Mh St.; all modern except furnace; now rent ing at 84h0 per annum. $3,000 buys 9-room frame dwelling at 21 Poppleton Ave.; fully modern: now vacant; was rented for $384 per annum. $7,000 for 509 and 611 N. 18th St., two 8-room fully modern, frame dwellings, with 4 room cottage In the rear; rents for $S60 per annum. $1,200 for 2902 Charles St.; 5-room cottsg; full lot on corner. Apply to W. B. MEIKLE. 206 Ramge Building. MONEY TQ LOAN CHATTELS EASY TO GET A loan on furniture, pianos, livestock or other chattels, left In your (Undisturbed Possession) IF YOU NEED MONEY to pay your grocer, landlord, or any other bills which may be bothering you. Our plan the best as we g;ve vou a writ ten copy of the contract with a GUARANTEED REBATE If paid before the contract expires. SALARY LOANS made to people steadily employed. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO (Established 1521.) Tel. Dong. Cfti. 11s eoara or Traae ujag. M So. 16th Street. X-MS21 I t $ $ 8 8 $ 8 $ 8 8 8 $ 8 MONEY TO LEND . ON SALARIES. FURNITURE, PIANOS, HOKHKb AND WAGOjnS. This Is your opportunity to get money and pay those 111 tie annoying debt. Ar range your affairs now so that when the cold weather comes you will only have one company to owe. You can repay lis In small weekly or monthly payments, best suited to tour In come; amounts psid hefore due, full rebate is ALWAYS allowed. Reliable Credit Co. Rooms 3O7-308 Paxton Block. Corner Farnam and Sixteenth Sts. I I $ $ I $ $ $ $ 6 8 $ X M678 81 The Union Loan Co. 310 BED BUILDING. Make loans to suit your convenience. X-MlOS it DR. PRIBBENOW S MONEY loaned on furniture, salary, pianos, horses, etc.. In any amount; less than half rates; perfect privacy : Inuiiudlate attention; any terms wanted. Payments suspended whta sick or out of work. 214 Karbacn ii.k. 20 South Uth St. X 441 Bowen, 703 N. Y. Life Bldg., Advance pi! vats money on chattels or salary; easy to gel, no red tape; you gat money sains day aakeU for at small col Opun 1'venlnga till 1. X tii MONEY LOANED SALARIED POPLil and others without security; easy pay. Uients. Otlioes In rrtucipal cities. Tol. u. room 714, New York Life Bldg. x-a EAGLE i-OAN OFF1C ; rellabia accom. modating; all businsas coandanilal. iiin Douglas. X 844 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jaw. eliy, horses, cows, tie. C. Reed, l 4, is FUKMTL'KE, live stock, salary loana Dur? Green Loan Co.. room a. Barkef block. X-4 CHATTELS, salary and Jewelry loans, .r'oley An Co.. U4 Farnam Sc. X w CHATTEL and aalary loans. kjc; raxton oioiK Pboenla K-Ml 1. redll I HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SALE FOR SALE Stanhope carriage, harness ii nd robe. F. H. Reynolds, Florence. P Mao lx 1 head of heavy work horses, from J.8X) f 1.6MO. Inquire MrCreary ft Carey. South Omaha. P M817 It DRESSMAKING M I 'AMP' WOODRUFF Robes. Suite 14-"iS-l N'evllla Ulli 'el Ikui.'li. U! I 3 Oil DRESSMAKING In family or at hem. Miu Sturdy, Ml Davenport. Phons Har. riey 2K12. 7SJ LAW AND COLLECTIONS J. M Macfarland. $t N. Y. Doug. 6W. U Bids Tsl. i.i N'OO mm i PERSONAL SEWING machines rented. Any make; 75c per week nr 82.00 er month. Second hand machines for s;ile, $M and up. Neb. Cyrlo Co., 16th and Harney. U-MUH DR. ROY. chiropody. Doug. 1497. 1506 Far. ir8-'7 PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME. Mrs. Dr. King, 211m n. 21st Bt. Tel. Doug. !9. U 81 PLFATINP, ALT. KINDS. Buttons, Ruchlng, ' Embroidering. Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and shrink ing; only Re per yard Send for price list n nrf ninU sample. GOLDMAN 400 Douglaa Block. PLEATING CO.. Tel. Douglss 1?3. LAUNDRY c1tVdsutbm U-8-0 THE SALVATION A RMV solicits castoff clothing; In fsct, nnrthlnx you do not need; we collvt. repair and sell, st 111 N. 11th St., for cost pf collecting to the worthy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 418 nnd wnon will call. U 611 FREE medical and surglcsl trestnient at Crelghton Medical college, 14i h snd Dav enport Sts.; special attention paid 10 confinement cases; nil treatment super vised by co'-'no professors. 'Phone Doug. 1167. Calls answered day or night. U-lrt THE CITY" GARBAGE CO.. office Uth anl Leavenworth tits. Tel. l'oulaa 1:67. V 32 PURVEYING, Bllckensderfcr. 312 Bee Bins, iJ OITAHA 8tammorers' Institute. Rimw Bldg. U-831 SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mall; cut prices; send for free catalogue. Myers JntHon Drug Co.. Omaha. U 8;3 WE will find good, comfortable homes for panics w nose mothers cannot care for them. See "Mother Loo. Supt." Tlnley Rescue Home, 4(0 Bancroft St. U 700 octLS MAONETTP!tr,,,tr"erit bth- Mmc. V Max ACORN PRESS ft'Aff8- ' , U-M204 octl7 TO FARMERS AND COUNTRY MER CHANTS: We pay highest market price, charging 110 commission, for all. kinds of producebutter, eggs. etc.. cash or mer chandise. Write for dally quotations. Weil send pretty souvenir postal. THE BENNETT COMPANY. U M30i MASSAfiE Swedish movement, 410 N. jinooduii 16tn Room 2 .lA noor U M107 novl CHAMPION Carpet cleaning. Doug. 655. 1623 Leavenworth. U M16 Nov8 ANY POOR GIRL In need of a friend call or write to tne matron of the Salvation Army Home for Women at 8S24 N. 21th St.. Omaha. Nob. U M100 TRY KELLY S Laundry. 'Phone Douglas 3620. . U 826 PRIVATE home during confinement; ba bies adopted. The Good Samaritan San itarium, T First Ave., Council Bluffs, Ia. Tel. 774. U 122 DR8. VOGEL prlvsts hospital for women iu lor males oeiore ana auring confine ment. 2319 S. Uth St., Omaha. Neb. U M9S0 OS1 FOR anything In the sewing machine line go to f. . t loaman Co., 1S14 Capitol Ave. U-M183 Nov3 TYPEWRITERS rented. $2.60 per month; all makes; satisfaction guaranteed. Fox Typewriter &. Supply Co., 1822 Farnam St. U-9 Nova ARCHITECT O. L. Brollne, 61s Bee Bldg. U-M246 Novo PENNELL Millinery Co., 322 North 16th St. U-M26S Jan5 RUPTURE CURED No knife, no iln, no detention from business. Call or wrlta for booklet, etc. QUICK CURE RUP TURE CO., 511 Woodmen of World Bldg.. Omaha. U 494 Crelghton Dental college. Patients free. Free treatment at Crelghton Dental col lege. U M540 Novll IF LUCKY" yci get your picture enlarged to life sixe In genuine crayon free in our drawing contest, every day, 10 a. ni. to 6 p. m., guaranteed worth $6. Wallace Bristol & Co., Artists, 620 N. 16th 81. U M570 NovlO C. J. PALM QUI ST Custom shoe maker. 4U4 Hamilton St., and 107 8. 16th St. U M566 Nov. 10 AN Invisible, Instantaneous skin perfum ing beautlMer. describes attn skin pow der. L MEDICAL BEST nerve bracer for men. "Gray s Nerve Food Pills" $1 box postpaid. Sherman as McConnell Drug Co., Omahn. 665 DR. PRIES, specialist, women's diseases, weaknesses. discharges. Irregularities, cured painlessly and safely. Wlthnell block, 16th and Harney, Room 2. Omaha. 66 FOR SALE FARVTS .CANADA I .AND. CANADA LAND. 1 BEST INVESTMENT OF ALL. Buy of us. Buy direct. No agents. No honvy commissions. Finest, all-pinliie, herd wheat land. Nine and ten dollars. Knsy terms'. Others ask fifteen and more. We save you money. Write us quick. F. A. PARKKIt & CO.. Spencer, la. H-267 018 THREE farm bargains. Wrlta J. T. Camp bell, Litchfield. Neb. 11-103 Nov. 1 A CHEAP FARM-100 acres, four miles from Cabool, 60 acre In cultivation, close to school and churches, 2-room house and barn, 6o0 bearing apple trees, (leach, pear snd plum; price, $660. Other bargains Just as good In Texas county, Missouri., . the land of the big red apple; fruit, dairy and stock farming are the rrlncipal in dustries and there is no healthier climate on the face of the globe; write today for our list of farrnp. Bouth Missouri Exchange, Cabool, Mo. H-M507 lox 800 ACRES, well Improved, close to Wichita Kan., soil black, sandy loam; this Is nil smooth, tillable land. In a high state of cultivation; price $60 per acre. Address Box No. 1L. Kecht. Kan. II Mti25 15 The Stewart Leavenworth Co. 619 N. Y. Life Bldg.. Omaha. FARMS Cheap in Price . Good in Value WESTERN NEBRASKA Deeded lands near large homesteads along line of Burlington to northwest. DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY. but nee or write us. i - . n 1 1 . ,n , - . ' irm ouriina'on encureion lursiii), Wl. 16. That's a good tune. The Stewart Leavenworth Co. 519 N. Y. IJfo Bldg. Omaha. H-M5.1 16 FENCING CHAMPION fences bl. Douglas 1590. 611 S. Il h. I 6ti j U - - ! t"KI EREI John, aged J7 yeti-a. Funeral Moodsv, October IS. at 6:Xp . nv, from faml'y residence, iw Vinton St.. M St Patrick's cliunh. Interment Holy Scrailchrr cemeterv. WANTED TO BUY SECOND-HAND clothes. Tel. Red 6Wt. N-liai: li WANTED TO BUT. SECOND-HAND furniture, stoves, carpets, clothing and shoes; psy the best ptlces. Tel. Douglas . 71. NM N ovll M T0.i0ANTR!ALJiTIf GARVIN BROS., 1604 Farnam. 6 and 0 per cent loans on real eatsie; no delay. W-667 MONEY TO IAAN-Payne InvstmenT Co. W 668 WANTED Cliy loans and warrants. W. Farnam Bmlth A Co.,' 1320 Farnam St. W- BUILDING loans on residence property; 6 per cent. W. B. Melkle, Ramge Blk. W-670 LOWEST RATES Beads. Paxton Block. W-71 PRIVATE MONEY F. D. Wead, 1520 Doug. W-672 81.000.000 TO LOAN on business snd resi dence property In Omaha; lowest rates; no delay. Thomas Brrnnan, R. 1. N. Y. Life. 673 WANTED City loans. R. C. Peters Co. W-674 City ft farm loans. O. F. Carson Co.. N.Y.L. W 675 LOANS on Improved city property. W. H. Thomss, 606 First National Bank Rldg. W-67 FOR EXCHANGE IF Y'OV do not And what you want ln this column, put an ad in and you will soon get It. Z 982 SAFE INVESTMENT Tha Union Pacific Railroad Co. Is sell ing land In Western Nebraska, Cslo-I raao ana Wyoming mi $3 to $5 an Acre It -would be hard to find a ssfer I11-I vestment. Buy now the opportunity I will soon be gone. Fr Information! regarding landa and excursion rates I apply LAND AGENCY I). P. R. R. Dept. B. 818 8. Uth Street. OMAHA. GOVERNMENT NOTICES CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER'S Office. Fort Des Moines. Iowa, October 16, 1906. Sealed proposals, In triplicate, will be received here until 2 p. m., standard time, Wednesday, November 14, 1WW, for con struction of 1 crematory building and gar hxtre crematory (complete); 1 veterinary ntiihlc. Including plumbing., steam heating and electric wiring; 1 shelter for mounted guard. Including plumbing; 1 addition to and alterations In subsistence store house. Including, plumbing: 1 fuel room and oven in bake house, including plumbing steam healing, electric wiring snd machinery equipment. Information furnished on ap plication here. United States reserves the right to aco.pt or reject any or all pro posals or parts thereof. Envelope con taining proposals should be endorsed "Pro posals for " and sddressed W. E. Cole. Q. M. 016-16-17-18-N11-1S RAILWAY TIME CARD L'MOX STATION TENTH AND MARCY Union Parlfla Leave. Overland IJmlted a 9:40 am The China and Japan 'Fast Mall a 4:16 pm Colo, ft Calif. Ex a 4:15 pm California ft Ore. Ex. .a 4:26 pm Lcs Angeles Limited.... all :30 am Fast Mail a 1:53 pm Colorado Special a 7:45 am North Platte Local a 8:10 am Beatrice Local b 1:16 pm Chicago ft Jjorthwealtrs Cedar Rapids Pas; a 7:05 am Twin City Express a 7:60 am Chicago Daylight a 3:00 am Chicago Local all:8o am Arrive. a 8:16 pro a 5:10 pm a 9:30 am a 6:10 pm alO.45 pm a 8:30 pin a 7:44 am a 4 60 pm b 2:00 pm a 5 :Cfi Tim HlO :0u pm :u pis :45 pm all 8 Sioux City Local b 6:60 pm Carroll Local a 4:32 pm Fioux City Local Chicago Express a 5:60 pm Fast Mall a t.t pm Fast Mall Twin City Limited a 8:25 pin Overland Limited a 8:88 pm Chicago Limited aU:00 pm Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:40 am Lincoln-Long Pine b 7:40 am Deadwood-Llncoln a 3:00 pm Casper-Shonshinl a 8:00 pm Hastings-Superior b 8:00 pm Fremont-Albion b 6:02 pm a 9 :v am -60 am :4a bni :80 am :80 am :00 oni :Q5 am :16 am .16 am :36 am :"J am :U6 pm :05 pm .06 pm :4U pm :30 pm ;0O pm :80 am 10 pm i am :00 pm 40 am 80 pm 30 am a 10 blO a 5 a 6 b 6 bl2 Missouri raelao St. Louis Express a 9:00 am n6 K. C ft St. L. Express. all:16 pm a 6 4 It lea go, Mtlwasbtt (. Paal- Chi. and Colo. Special.. a 7 California ft Ore. Ex. ..a 6 Overland Limited a 8 Marion ft Cedar R. Loc.b 6 :55 am a 7: :46 Dm a 1: :3a pm a 9 :46 am bll V abash St. Louis Express a 6 80 pm a 1; St. Louis Local (from Council BlurTai Slanberry Local Council Bluffs Chlea&o, Hoc It a 9 :15 am a10 :00 pm bll ; ifrorn b 6 Island i EAST. a 1 a 7 a s Paelae- ;liicaco :25 am :U0 am a 7 a 4 all) b 9 a 1 a 12 :10 am :80 pm :10 pm :ie pm :46 pn, :10 pm :15 pm :66 Pm :06 pm :3S sm Iowa Local . Chicago Mall Iowa Local . i :1s am ...oil :10 pm :ut pm :8ti pm Chicago (Eastern Ex.). a 4 Chicago (Iowa Limit di. a 6 WEST. Rocky Mountain Lam. ..a 6:85 pm a 8 Colo, ft Cal, Express. ..a 1:01 pm a 8 Okl. ft Texas Express.. a 4:40 pm all Colorado Fast Mall al0:16 pm a 7 a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. Chicago Ureat Western s'. Paul ft Minneapolis. 8 to pra 46 am 4o pin 46 am ;30 pm :00 am T 11 9 11 8 a t a 7 :10 am :6 pm :ui am :60 pm : pin :o5 prr. :60 am bt. Paul ft Mmnoaoolla. Chicago LI in I led Chicao Expreaa .... Chicago Express ... .iti wis Central". Chicago hpreas ... Chicago Limited .... ..a ..a :uu pm UlRLIMUTOX BTATIU.N 1MU Mason Unrllnaton , Lcava. Denver & California.. ..a 4:10 pm Black Hills a 4:10 put Northwest Special a 4:10 pm Northwest Express all:10 pm Nebraska Expiess a 9:10 am Nebraska Local a 6:00 am Lincoln Lccal Lincoln Fast Mail b 2 00 pni Ft. Crook & Plattsm h..b 3:50 pm ltellevue ft Plaltsm'b..a V.S0 am Denver Limited Bellevus ft Pac. Juno., .a 8:80 am Bollevue ft Pac June. ..a 8:10 am , V. I ... . Hneciul ..a 1.26 Am Ariivs. a j so a 6:30 a S:u6 pm pin m a 6:Ko pm a 7:40 pm a 9:06 al3:5 blO a i a 7:10 a 6:80 a 1:60 a 7:36 a 8:65 a 7:26 alOW ail li a 6:45 a 6:10 pin am am am am pm am pni am pm am am pm Chicago Express .a 3:46 put Chicago 'iyer a s:us pm Iowa Local a 9 1 am St. Louis Expreas ia 4 45 pm Kansas Clty-Bt Joe....al0;4 pm Kansas Clty-St. Joe. ...a 8:15 am Kanaas City-6t. Joe.... a 4:45 pm WEBSTER STATION ifirta ft WERITRn Chicago. It. Omaha Paal. Mlaneapolls ft Leave. Arrive ,.b t am b 9:11 pm ..a t:0 pm all:) am ..b 6 20 pm b 9:10 am ,.c 8:45 am c 6:50 pm Twin City Paasenger. Floux City Paseene-er. Fmerson Local Emerson Local ni...-'i - Nebraska Local, via Weeping Water b 1:50 pm bl2:S0 pm j a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, d Dally ! except Saturday, c Sunday only. Dally , except Monday. 4 lose QaeallaatnB. III recalling Incidents connected with , Virginia politics sswie years ago a prom- I Inent Virginian recently related to a Wash- i Ington man an aerount of an Investigation j of election frauds In the lower taction of I the s'ate. In lha course of the procied- ! logs It devtlope d that the ballots lu sii ' Important precinct had hot been sealed after tha flnsl count, thereby being e. posed lo fraudulent practices. The .heir. man of the Investigating commute closely questioned the election Judge as to why Ihs prescribed duty of carefully securing the ballots had been neglected. "Could you not obtain any murllsge In tha town?" "'No, sir." ' "Could you not procure Some sealing wax-some shoemaker's wax. If nothing else?" "No. sir." "Well. then. sir. whv didn't you go out Into the woods and gt some resin? Do .vou mean to tell me thai there re no pln trees around there shedding tears at vnur Infamous rsa.-sllty?" Washington Star. STRENUOUS LIFE IN WARSAW "oldlerr, Bomh Throwers and Thieves Keep People on the Jarap In Poland's Capital. Waisaw women carry tiielr five ruble notes undrnealh their stockings; the BrltlsU consul, Captain Murray, showed me sev enty kopetks. "t never curry mors out with me than that," said he. A woman changed 10 Hnglleh money st the Hotel Bristol. an then on the way lo the Iniio-F.iirr.ppnn tel.-graph offlca mo men, one after the other, rushed at her. leaving the Impression of their floury coats upon her shoulder. Presently a friend remarked, "Why. what have you nibbed up against? Tour shoulder Is all white.'' The lady, who had been holding her pure within her pocket, lifted her hand to strike away the flour at the same moment a quirt looking gentleman strode past her bearing with him the purse and all the lady's money. ' Recently a man struck a woman down in a dark corner of Bmlelna street, threw up her skirls snd extracted from her under clothing twenty rubles; the Polish thieves sre the cleverest nnd boldest In the world. They sre not only skillful and daring, but numerous; you sec tbem everywhere, and the most dangerous of them are boys of thirteen snd fourteen, who swarm like ver min In the dark streets, who surround you and relieve you with more facility ami dexterity than the Artful Dodger himself or any other pupil of the Illustrious Mr. Fngln. There were not to be found as many as tn honest people In Sodom. There ste about ten left In Warsaw. The rest have ben arrested. Those honest ten would be hard to find. They have taken awny the brass plates from their doors, they have clothed themselves In rsgs, and since they have not been arrested It Is probable they are seldom sen In the streets. Ther Is a threefold terror here first from the thieves, second from th soldiery and third fro.n the bomb throwers. , To the pesceful cltlxen there Is nothing very dresdful in the Incidental ssnasalna tlon of a general. ' What shatters the nerves Is the continual apprehension of danger. Within the first hour of my ar rival In this city I was twice searched for dynamite and revolvers, cursed In Rus sian, arrested, heckled, buffeted and as saulted. Inasmuch that I began to think of that list of suffering St. Tsui cata logued for the Hebrews. ' Since then I have strode along almost de serted streets at midnight and have aeeu the doddering usptavntks examining the padlocks while probably the thieves were within the p.idloi ked dwellings; but tin nspravnlk has written In his heart the gospel of St. Dogberry. Three sentries stand abreast upon the narrow pavement ao that one cannot pass without striking against them; one's progress at night Is ac companied by continual thrills of apprehen sion and relief. Patrol after patol has to be passed, and you sre -lucky If you escapa molestution. ' If you are arrested your release may cost you a ruble or a flogging,' or probably hoth. Formerly this was the gayest of cities: at midnight n thousand lamps lit up the faces of a pleasure seeking crowd; tonight at 9 It la dark and quiet. Few people dare come out after, dark. Tet. except for the thieves, it has seenied to me safer. If perhaps rather more horrify ing, at night. The soldiers who enter pri vate residences snd restaurants to sesreh for political offenders may be watched In security from without; these have their orders, and seem never to csre to stsy to arirst curious pedestrians. The bombs are mostly thrown In the daytime. The tremendous dust raised sl lows the thrower to escape easily, and often fen minutes elapse before the sol diers awake from tin Ir astonishment; thru the passerby hss a hot time. All slonr the wsils of the chief streets of Wsrsaw It needs no Sherlock Holmes to detect the shot marks. Volley 'after volley Is fired In all directions from the scene of the bomb explosion. A friend of mine ran so hard on one of these occasions that he rushed Into a lake and was nearly drowned. Many have died of new nervous diseases. - Here, now. Is an occurrence trlvlnl enough, but quite ncrve-shattertng ln lis character. An officer of police, guarded by two soldiers, was walking along a crowded pavement. Suddenly from a third-story window a chest of drawers, laden with bricks and stones, was levered out, and fell with a fearful crash, killing a beggnr child and smashing the leg of tha officer. The terrorist who achieved the deed prob ably escsped. for the room was found to be untentated, but whether he was caught or not the knowledge of the possibility of such a thunderbolt Is a continual father of gray hair. The perils of the streets sre certslnly increasing, and even the drosky drivers run you down In the most cheerful way lit the world. There is no one lo protect society when an eruption such ns the Biedlce nisssai re lakes place here. I ven ture to predict it will be unparalleled In Poliah history, and the soldiery will not get off unacratobed. The wildest of the terrorists are here, the most brilliant of the thieves, the cleverest of the Jews. The Polish national movement Is fierce, snd bombs are as (Plentiful ss candles, though more frequently hidden under bushels. Let the world watch. To pacify Poland they must make a desert of it. London News. One of the ranlb. "Are you the editor that takes in society news?" inquired the eeller. an undersise.l man. with a tired and timid appealing lo..k on his face. "Yes, air," replied 'he young man at t l.e dsk. "I can take In any kind of n'ws. What luve you?" Why. it s this way." said the taller, low ering his voice, -jfy wife gave a eiii-ill party last lilghl, snd 1 am willing to pay to have this report of the affair jut in tne peper." "Ws don't charge anything for publish ing society nea s." observed the ;oing mas at the desk, liking the proffered manuscript and looking It over. "That's all right," was the reply. "You don't underitsnri. . I wrote this up ni.v.e!f, and I put In a line or two that says. 'Mr. Jialfstlck.axsieted his rlletlngulxhed wile In receiving the guests.' Thsl's the wav I went It to go ii. snd 1 dou l rare If It costs a dollur a word. I want my filrnds to know, by George, ihot I t!!l belong tc the family." Harrer's Weekly. t DIAMONDS -Vaa.nr.i . K.th and llaroay. If you have anything to trade advertise It In the For Exchange ouia of Ti.s Hs Want Ad peg. r 2 if -x V