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THE OMATTA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2.1, 1006.
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MISCELLANEOUS
TUB FALL. TERM
BOYLKH BUSINESS COL.LKOB
13 NOW OPEN.
DAT AND NIGHT.
Student sre admitted any day.
New Catalogue Free. Tel. Dougla 184.
Ad-Ire H. B. Boyle, President.
EoyUs Building. OmaiiJSieb.
WHERE TRUNKS ARB MADE.
Trunk, ami esses and shopping bag. Ola
trunks In exchange. Repairing.
FREL1.NG BTEINLE,
410 N. 16th St. Phone Douglas I.
1 , R m Octa
I OAS & ELECTRIC FIXTURES
I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BURGESS-GRANDEN CO.,
313 S. 16th St.
Tel. Douglas 61.
I Omaha Baf and Iron Works make a spe
' cislty of fire escapes, shutters, door and
! safe. U. Andreen, Prop.. 102 8. loth St.
j SIGN PAINTING-8. H. jCol. 1 I)u,'a,'
; TRT Kelly' Towel Bupply. Tel. Doug. 8630.
;IOWA Sanitary Cleaning Co.. 1019 Farnam.
! 21 EFLIN l.ockamlth. moved upstairs; en
trance. 1324 Farnam. Tel. Doug. 2974.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
Do You Wish to Make a Change
If you have a farm, home, business or
property that you want to sell or ex
change, write us.
GLOBE LAND AND INVESTMENT CO..
, Omaha Neb... or Bloux 451 tj-' m
' FOR SALE, CASH Hotel . furniture and
No charge for treatment at Crelghton
Dental college.
Wanted Patients, at Cental college.
Treatment free. Y 11541 Novll
FOR BALK Doctor's residence and offlce
for price of property; want to retire. Ad
dress T 37, cara Bee. Y M"0 23x
FOR BALE Tea, coffee and grocery busi
ness; coffee roasting plant In connection:
located In southern Missouri. In city of
35,000; old established business. Morris
Adams Coffea Co., Springfield, Mo.
Y M262 24X
MINKS and mining and Industrial stocks
bought and sold. Robt. C. Druesdow,
block Broker. 8u8 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Y MS96 Nl
MUST sacrlllce good paving business for
l-m than half; Invoice $800. Address U 83,
cara Bee. Y-6 X
WRITE for our market letter; sent free
upon request; complete resume of Ne
vada mining operations. Patrick. El
llott ft Camp, bankers and brokers,
Ueldtield. Nev. Y 880 23x
FOR SALE, At a bargain, good stock of
drv goods and millinery, with well-established
u-ade. In good county scat town.
For particulars, address Sewsrd Dry
Ooods and Millinery Co., Seward. Neb.
Y M402 N3x
A PROGRESSIVE saloon keeper respects
the stupidity ot some customers wneu
nprMiurv and in time If he Is wise Will
realise the necessity of Cel-Pep-Ko nerve
bracer for-hie patron, , n. - i
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
TWO Besley letter cabinets In cood condi
tion, made of walnut and have twu
drawers eacn. call at jsee Business Ul
rica and get a bargain. Q 441x
' WHAT IS LEFT-
f my teaullful furnished borne must be
sold at a aacrillce, so any one desiring
i noire high grade furniture, call at once
at 1231 Park Wilde Ave.; goods can be
sunt till 9 p. m. dally until sold.
j M226 17
FOR BALE New and second-hand billiard
and pool tables; wa lead tha world In
cheap bar fixtures; easy payments.
HruiatwlckvB-Jka-CoUendcr, 401 S. 101b
St. '
FOR BALE School warrants. Omaha
School Bupply Co., 1621 Howard
cv.vii in vnur tnatl orders for drugs
freight paid on $10 lots. Myrs-Dlikn
Drug CO., umaoa. o
fcQI'AKB plsno for sale cheap. Call Red
S8U or :u? no. loin - tj - a
MILK cows, easy terms, 4Dd and Center.
Q MiJ
ONE very One Moquette carpet for front
room and one flue valvei carpet. lS
Nicholas Bt. W -
FOR BALE Two second-hand boilers, 44x
MO, wltn aims; :n goon conanion.
Paxton 4 Vierllng Irwm Works, V. P.
Ry. 8. 17th Bl. W-M30S H
100 UNKEDalEMKD overcoats. 41S No. 16th
tivn iinrlirht ,'hfpVerinr mi. mi Tim rtv 1. 1, v
I tig city, no reasonable offer refused. 41a
N. aid. - W in iEX
BODA FOUNTAIN, any sue.
Ul! Farnsm,
6 HERWIN-WILLI AMB CO., best mixed
paint. Sherman i McCounell Drug Co.,
Omana. w io
HALL'S sites, new, M-uaud. Ull Farnani.
Vi
WANTED AGENTS
NEW sleeve protector for office and bouse
urk; samples free this week; oiher
novelties, ladles Supply Co., iJM Prairie
Ave., O., CiitcaKO. j Muio MovlJx
SALARY and cummlKSlnu will be paid to
an olU line tue nun oi expedience. Ad
diesa Lox ll'JO, Lluculu. Neb.
J-771 NovU
AUKNTH WANTED 1 will slart any hou
it man or woman In a business that
will pay them from $100 to $Su0 per
r.iontn. j rurnisn tne capital; you
simply put' your work agulnst my capi
tal. If nu don't have plenty of spurs
change (o tingle in your pocket, wear
good clothes and start a bank account
in throe months, its your own fault.
Charles W. Reiser, 6oW Went. Ave.,
K i) ale wood, III. J Sii 23x
VMNTED SALESMEN
WANTED Eight experienced novelty
salesmen for 1!WT to haudle, under con
tract, our exclusive 1'"" of adverllitiig
ull niep liaiiKera, po. Wei inspN. art and
buMineas calendaiK. The be.tl wlilns llus
out; llheral cotitiiiliona, excliiHlve terri
tory, tine samples; stale experience, send
references, or don't write. Kenou Print
ing Co.. Dea Moin-s. la. I-M:7i 23
t A NTED hixiwwienced saJoman ,'or fur
niture trade, Jauuary 1st; give reierenoes,
exsertence, etc. Address L' 17, Uee.
Lr-M2sl 27x
WANTED -Hustling salesman, traveling
this locality, to sell snaiitrleJ war.-;
tinware, apeiltUles, asaoi linents. etc.,
aa aid line, inol llbernl comniiaaloii;
It-ad unri save aiutnps. dispell Mr-
aniils cuitipmiy, lot K. Mertitlou St., In
dianapolis, luU L 3 ik 23
DETECTIVE SERVICE
. i:TM04;K dec. ins seri-e. "Phone Rel
141 (i.K-'ti!. j ui n Lulya Hlk . hi li
ai.4 Ifmuuk-. - ilJI Nit
WANTED T.'ALE HELP
WANTEI-To register with our
employment department com
pei.nt stenogrsphers snd mi
chine operator. Have seversl
good permanent snd tempo
rary positions open. Come; In
and reclfter at once.
SMITH PR EM I FIR TYPE WHITER CO.,
17th and Farnam 8t3.'
B-112 22
WANTED A steady, rellnbla man to do
plumbing, tinning and eheet Iron worn;
good wages snd steady Job. Address
Zuninl Faretto, lovelocks, Nev.
B M J17 3
plenty
work; hens and sprlnss, LV. Apt ly Fwlth
Company, 17 S. L'nlon St., Otlumwa. Ia.
B MM 24
WANTED Lumberman, one who Is last
and sccurate In tauvlng: also two ooys;
On aha Box Co., Eust Omaha. B 945
WANTED Chicken pickers; jlenty of
work; hens nnd rprlnss. 'x. Atpiy rwiti c
Company, 217 B. Union Si., Ottumwa, li.,
B .M1MU7
Bookkeeper and Stenographer, young man;
v. Apply st once.
WESTERN KKF. A BOND ASS N (INC.),
4M-2 N. Y. Life Bldg.
B-390 23
CHICKEN pickers wanted st Swift and
company, Falrbury, fet.; nne new puk
ing room; lots of poultry; hens, 2c;
springs, 2Hc. Write or come at once. K.
Bylleshv, Mgr. - B M2H 27
IN f ight wee-ks or less we prepare you as
H competent, narher. isecura you a sal
aried position In a responsible shop. Write
American Barber College, 12th and Doug
las Bts. B 345 23x
WANTED Flva boys; good wages; perma
nent job. A. V. T. Co., ZU b. lttn St.
B-437
DRUO BTORE3 bought snd sold; drug
ciergs wanted. F. V. Knleet, Kl N. I. u
B-SSS
CIVIL, SERVICE! Want young men to pre
pare. Be Underhill. 8320 N. 24th.
B-M774 02
WANTED, SOUND YOUNO MEN. IS to SS,
to prepare for firemen and brakemen on
new roads and for fall reh; experience
Unnecessary; firemen lion, promoted to
engineers $200; brakemen $75. promoted to
conductors 1.V; positions now open. Na
tional Training association, 8W X Paxton
Blk., Omaha. Neb. B M1S8 NovJ
HUSTLERS out of employment can do woll
to call on us; pay weekly, c r. .nam
Co., 1S1J Howard. B--M1M Nov?
TOUR wife will never know If you drnk
Cel-Pep-Ko. Be wise.
Toothache? Free treatment at Crelghton
Dental college.
Crown or bridge work. No charge at
crelghton Dental college except tor ma
terial. B Mo 4 J Novll
WANTED Two boys for the soda fountain
xeaien xrug wo,, loin ana rHiimm
WANTED Men to learn barber trada.
Splendid time to begin. Few weeks com-
filetes. Top -wages paid. Positions walt
ng. Best -trade In the world for tm?r
man. Little capital starts business. In
vestigate. Moler Barber College. Ill Far
nam St B-M134 2BX
WANTED, for the lT. S. rnarlne corps, mn
to see the world. For full information
see poster In postofflcs of any county scat
In Nebraska for tha address of recruiting
officer thereon. B M129 Jl
WANTED Experienced pile driver work
men ana Druige crpenir;.
day; and pile driver bridge foreman,
15.60 per day; free transportation to
work In South Dakota; board, 16 per
week. W. M. Hauaer, 271 Madison St.,
Chicatro, 111. B J81 23x
AFTER the show try a Cel-Pep-Ko. Ask
tha bartender. v a i stx
Entrv Clerk, $SO-$80. Apply at onca. .
WESTERN REF. BOND ABS N (INC.),
840-1-2 N. Y. Ufa Bldg.
B-591 a
F.XPRRIENCED collector, single man pre
ferred; permanent position; fia weeuty
and oommlsalon. Illxenbaugh Co., 600
Ware Blk. Call at once.
B M64
WANTED Good teams to iaul coal. In
quire coal yard, lltn ana (.nicago. i ne
Bennett Co. B 374 23 .
GENTLEMAN stenographer wanted. 2S3
Leavenworth Bt. , a sit at
WANTED 25 boys for bill passing Tues
day morning; all weeks work. Urand
inion Tea io., ua a. ism oi.
B 375 23
WE OWN property surrounded by mines In
the famous Bullfrog district in southern
Nevada. For particulars address the Ne-
. vada Standard Gold Mining and Milling
Co., we New York LJfe Bldg., omajia.
Neb.
R-M396 Nl
WANTED Boy for general work in
wholesale house. Apply Omaha crock
ery Co. l. B 34 23
WANTED Hustling young man to assist
photographer, lsos Harney t.
B M400 23x
WANTPH Young man to solicit; must be
a hustler; references required, li -Har
ney. B M401 1X
WHEN objects triplicate then tinepja Cel
Pep-Ko ner'e bracer Immediately. B
WANTED Cost makers. J. T. Oliver, g
Pear Bt., council Bluffs, la.
23x
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Fifty girls to work i In candy
factory; good chance to eara money to
buy your C'hrlsfnas presents with. The
Voegsie Dlnnliig Co., UJf Jones Bt.
CV-M713
FIFTY strong girls for turning bags; girls
lb or i years oia ror cupping threads.
Bemis umt.it nag to. u alio
EXPERIENCED chocolate dippers wanted
at once. L. J. O linen Co., lfi Howard.
0-M2J6
GIRLS WANTED. Loomts Co., 1 Farnam
bt. c Mtw
WANTED A competent girl for genera
I .. . Ir n 1 w l J , m 1 I
dUlinillfl,, Bii'-.l fc,.m. .... AA. OX.
McClanuhan, U12 N. 40lh St. Tel. Har-
11 W 1 TV A.
VANTED To register with our .
employment department com
petent stenographers and. ma
chine operators. Have several
good permanent and tempo
rary positions open. Come in
and register at once.
SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO..
17th and Farnam Sis.
C 13 22
WANTE1 A caretaker and a good laun
dress. The LTectie linn and Harney.
0-M2S 24X
WANTED Girl
31-f Chicago.
fur general
hnusewo
rk.
C-147 22
WANTED txperlencsd salesladies for
cloak and huh department; htxh salary.
8. Fredrick Berger & Co., 1517 Farnam.
C 146 23
WANTED Cook for small family; wages
K to US. &37 Dodge St. C 146 i3
WANTKlv. Young lady stenographer for
short (line; place might be permanent;
muH have had some experience: Sinlth
Preiiiler machine; aalary reaaonatile. Ap.
ply by letter in own handwriting Ad
dress I 10, Omaha Bee. C-150 fix
GIRL for general housework. $i per week.
1248 8. 7tli,Ave. C 3M 23
WANTED Girl for general housework; no
cooking; $J0 a laomh. 2727 Cuming bt.
C 33,
OIRLS wanted to address euvrloM-a; 5oc a
l.floo. Adtliess In own handwriting. E lsi
Worthiugton I'lace. C 2;x
WANTED A nume gili, good wages. 208
Dewey Ave. C 373 24
WJ NTED Washerwoman. 102 So. 30ih
Ave. C M3t 2Jx
WANTKli Woman t-ook; small hotel;
good wages. S alia, c house. VaU. la.
C $. 2x
WANTED A nMt, bright, young wunutn
to assist in oftl.e work; will he required
to answer telephone and figure bills;
must b quh-k ami aceuiate; aalary to
commeo-e. 6 p.T we.-k. with a per.
quislte woth atioul t0c inoie; pla.-e
muat be filled by Thursday morning.
Addraes U i. Bee, i-il3 H
Too bad you are out of work, but if you would
watch the BEE WANT AD PAGE you could
I find many good
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam.
J d
Doug. 611 O. IL E. Tlaul Trunk I
E 64
PLEASANT room, modern, private fam
ily. 624 aa. 2tn Ave. i, 241 XBX
CAPITOL HOTEL, lith and Capitol Ave ;
American or European; steam heat ana
modern eonveuiences. 473
FURNISHED room In new modern house.
2306 Douglas fit. E 877
NEWLY furnished rooms; new house; one
hlock north of Farnam car; gentlemen
only; every modern convenience; hot
water heat, 107 S. Jlst St. E 115 26x
ELEGANT large south room with alcove,
seconu noor; suitable ror two. 2702 Far
nnm. B 334 22x
NEWLY furnished front room, modern.
iant jtarney. 48 23x
NICELY furnished back parlor, well
neaiea, gooa location. Z31S uougias St.
Hiai 23 X
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished front
rooms, all modern conveniences; use of
'phone. 2652 Bt. Mary s Ave. Jfi 334 22
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
Doug. 611 0. M. E. Haul Trunk
F 43
VIENNA hotel; private dining rooms.
caie. jr utt
PLEASANT SOUTH room, suitable for
two. In prlvnte family, with bet home
bimrd, refined neighborhood. 627 Park
Ave. r-Mi 22x
TWO large, nicely furnished rooms, all
modern, with board. 1066 Bo. 2th St.
F 336 23
THE ROSE, JO Hsrney St.; pleasant.
warm rooms; gooa Doard. 4S0 x
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
TWO rooms for Uht bouseke9p,rie. bz$
D. Oia Ave. U 6ltt t
FOR RENT HOUSES
WE DO expert piano moving at lowest
prices. Tel. Dougiaa lo. Bchmouer &
Mueller Flano Co., 1311-1313 Farnam.
D-G4t
HOUSES !n " frts of tne C,"r-J. a
UOUOfjia c peters Co., Bee Bldg.
i- M(
UUUOIjQ 0 r- oyia Co.. Bee Bldg.
U 643
HOUSES, Insurance. RJngwalt. Barker Blk.
D 641
OMAHA Van A Storage Co., pack, move.
store H. H. goods; storehouse nzo-z4 M
19th. Office, 1611 Farnam. Tel. Doug. ibit.
D 660
RTfiTJAfTF! Household goods, mtr
OXKJIXJWJIU chandisc. etc.. Fred Bust
Transfer Line, 1W3-6 Farnam St.
iJ Mb" iov. in.
WE MOVE pianos. Maggard Van Stor
age Co. Tel. Doug. 1496. once, ma weo
ter Bt. D 661
BEE us when shipping household goods to
large ci'les wesf. we can save you money.
F.XPRESSMJEN'B DELIVERY CO., 214 N.
Sixteenth Bt. Tel. Doug. 1196. D-32
FOR RENT t-room house, all modem: fur
nace; $,9. V. Al. cacnmann. ua rnjv'-ii
ma A OA
FOR RENT A new modern 6-room house.
Globe Land ana invesrmens t-o., r'
Bldg. tyMAi
FOR RENT Two first floor and one eeeond
floor flat, corner ann ana uuusi. umu.
Land and Investment Co., Patterson Bldg.
D M613
COUNSMAN-VAN BURGH CO..
storage and transfer. Best storage house
In the city. Immedlste attention given,
1629-31-33 N. Uth St. .Tel. Douglas61
FOR RENT Fine flat, all modern; good
furnace; u a. hii ivr. . ,
Potter receiver, 301 Brown Blk. D MS
FOR rent, October 1, to responsible ten
ant, 7-room house, 2867 Farnam St.; mod
ern except furnace; $26.60. Apply at 07
N. 19th St. D-Md4&
l-ROOM house, good repair, modern, $18.
South 8M St. Phone Douglas 6i3.
$32.50 8-ROOM strictly modern brick house.
1301 8. 26th St. Tel. Harney-17117
I ZZ
COLONIAL residence, opposite Hanscom
park; modern; .after Nov. 1. 'Phone
iiouaiaa v -w
10-ROOM all modern house. 1138 South
30th Ave. Q. W. Hoobler. 'Phone Doug.
Ew. ' D-M314 24x
FOR SALE. RENT OR LEASE.
LARGE modern . house, 13 rooms, besides
lanudry, coal, vegetable and furnace
rooms: good barn and carriage house:
permanent walks and drivewey; paved
street; near high school. W. H. Griffith,
261 Chicago 81. D M3S 23x
FIVE-ROOM house, 1313 Bo. 4th St.; now
being put in perfect condition; rent. $i0.
BemTs, Paxton Blk. D-MS
FOR RENT STORES & OFFICES
FOR RENT Desk ' room In Bee office,
city hall bulldlug, 417 N. 2lh St., South
Omaha. Apply to manager. 1 134
FOR RENT Large corner storo room,
lth and Vinton Sts., $30. C. M. Bach
mann. 43 Paxton Blk. I M621
THE two store rooms, with basements,
at 703-706 8. 16th street; $0 per month
for both.
Inquire R. C. PETERS ft CO.,
Ground Floor, Bee Bldg.
I-M1M
BUILDING 1006 Farnam, will be vacant
November 15; 22xl; I floors and base
ment. Apply 314 First Nat l Bank Bldg.
I 91
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED By man and wife, first class
board and room In private family. Ad
dress T 4. Bee. K-Msll 23x
WANTED, TO RENT A farm from So to
lhO acres, situated in Iowa or eaatern Ne
braska, fairly well Improved and plenty
of water; tenant to take possession March
1 next. Give full particulars when an
swering. Address L-28, Bee.
MM1 2Sx
WANTED SITUATION
EXPWKnSNCED young lsdy stenographer
desires position. Address U 9, Bee.
A-M125 2t X
YOL'NG woman stenographer desires posi
tion; can furnish references as to char
acter, business ability, eto. Addrws
2770 Webster. A M3K9 21
WANTED Situation as stenographer by
yuung woman with varied stenographic
experience. Address T 4 8. care Bee.
A M367 25x
POSITION as blacksmith helper, with ex
perience. Address Frank Elrhthaler,
$822 Sherman Ave. A 2Jx '
MUSIC AND LANGUAGES
MISS IRMA 8PKINGEK. piano leaaons 5
cents. 1W0 N. 41at Si., Walnut Hill car.
MiA'S Nov. 13
CH ATHLAI N School of Languages lay
and evening Uaases. Frem-h. German,
buaatsu; icucli.g. VavLcge B'dg.
l.i-Nuv. II
positions.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR FLATS
$2,750 44 feet, east front, on 2th
Ave., just north of St. Maty's.
This Is one of the best loca
tions for flats we have ever
been able to offer, and Is dirt .
cheap. It la the only vacant
lot left on this street now.
Just Inquire how the other
flats aioirg there pay.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
722 N. Y. Life. Tel. Douglas 49.
RE 371 23
REAC estate bargains
FOR QUICK SALE
$4,000 buys the pair of two-story 7-rootn
frame dwellings at lolO and 1S12 S. 28th
St.r; all modern except furnace; now
tenting at $4M) per annum.
$3,000 buys 9-roorn frame dwelling at 2809
Poppleton Ave.; fully modern; now
vacant; was rented at $384 per annum.
$7,000 for 69 and ill N. 18th St., two 8-room
fully modern frame dwellings, with 4
room cottage In the rear; rents for $800
per annum.
$1,200 for Charles St.; 6-room, cottage;
full lot, on corner.
Apply to
W. B. MEIKLE.
206 Ramge Building.
RE 904
940 N. 23d St., corner lot, 83x;6: both streets
paved and permanent WHlks; 6-room,
modern cottngo, newly painted and pa
pered throughout; rents for $25; close to
24th St. car line. A bargain at $2,500;
terms'.
Two new, strictly modern houses, 6 and 8
riomH, on 64-ft. terraced lot; concrete
walks; one block from 24th St. car; walk
ing distance. Excellent Investment or
home property. Short timn only at $6,004).
See our list before buying.
H. R. STRINGER,
227 Neville Blk.
Thone Douglas 7.V4.
KE 392 23
CHEAP LOT
Full south-front lot, right on Farnam, near
381 h, for $1,750 cash; room for two houses.
HICKS REAL ESTATE CO.,
439 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. Douglas 1169.
RE--393 2HX
SEVERAL small houses and one large
house for sale. 1223 Nicholas.
RE 34C 22
WANT MERCHANDISE OR INCOME
PROPERTY.
3.000 acres, Custer Co., Neb VO.000
600 acres, Richardson Co., Neb 21.000
3?) acres, Holt Co., Mo 20,000
2WJ acres, Harruon Co., Ia 18,000
J. R. ADKINS,
14 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, Ia.
KE 3h0 22x
9-ROOM house, modern except heat, per
manent wnlk, cement basement , by
owner. 81 8 23th St. RE 157 22x
TWO modern houses at the southwest cor
ner of 31st and Cass rits.. with ground on
which to build another house. Paved
street, east front, nice, shade trees. Malts
me an offer for one or both
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1, N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE M81S
AM LEAVING the city and will sell my
8-room thoroughly modern house very
cheap. H. li. Churchill, 3111 Pacific.
HE 907
C. O. CARLBERO, real estate and -Insurance.
911 N. Y. Ufa. 'Phone Reo-74B7.
. . ,,. RE-M179
BARGAIN Modern resfdence. In Kountie
Place; 75 feet fronf, large barn; hot
water heat; cement cellar, laundry; slate
roof, must be sold at once. See owner,
1921 Wirt St. , -., RE-M963
KERR-SHALLCROSS CO.'S ABSTRACTS
OF TITLES are the safest. You are pro
jected by a $10,000 bond against loss by
errors. Tou don't buy a law suit when
you buy a "Kerr" abstract. 1614 Farnam.
Tel. Doug. S487. RE
TOWN8END Realty Co.. Fremont. Neb.,
buy, sell and exchange lands, city prop
erty and merchandise; try us for deal.
RK M241 Nov.5.t
FOR SALE.
A 9-room hcuse $2,000.
A 8-room houao 32.MK).
A 6-room house $1,500.
A 6-room novae $1,100. '
Will sell the above snaps If taken at once.
GLORE LAND AND INVESTMENT CO.,
Patterson Block. RE M397
FOR SALE FARMS
THREE farm bargain. Write J. T. Camp
bell. Litchfield. Neb. H M916 N16x
WELL IMPROVED 80-acre farm; fine
land. Address Box 62, R. 5, Council
Bluffs. H-M103 26X
THREE farm bargains. Write J. T. Camp
bell. Litchfield. Neb. H-103 Nov. 1
FOR RENT FARMS
A FARM from 80 to ISO acres, situated- In
Iowa or eastern Nebraska, fairly well
Improved and plenty of water; tenant to
take possession March 1 next; give full
particulars when answering. Address U
M. Bee. M 367 22x
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
GARVIN BROS., 1601 Farnam, ( and Ha
per cent loans on real estate; no delay.
W-4A7
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
W-668
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith Co.. 1329 Farnam St.
" W-oOJ
BUILDING loans on residence property; I
per cent. W. B. Meikle, Kamge Blk.
W-870
LOWEST RATES Baoils, Paxton Block.
W-4,1
PRIVATE MONEY F. D. Weed. 1520 Doug.
W-4i73
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property la Omaha; lowest rates;
no delay. Thomas Hrenuan, R. 1, N. Y.
Life. W-673
WANTED City loans. R. C. Peters 4s Co.
W 674
City at farm loans. O. F. Carson Co., N Y L.
W-7i
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
Thomas, 606 First National Bank Bldg.
W-4i;
DANCING
CHAMBERS, 2424 Farnam. now open. Adult
beginners Mondays and Wednesday;
children Wednesday and Saturdays,
juvenile advanced Saturdays and private
lessens; terms reasonable, commensurate
with advantages and beneflt deilved In our
achool. Telephone Douglas Ull- M tit
MR. AND M Its Morand's clasaea In danc
ing and physical culiure for children are
now open. 210 South Flsiileentu 81. Be-
f inner Wednesday. .la p. ni.. advance
itur.lay, 2.00 or 3.30 p. n. Tel. Doug
las 1041, ew iov. is
DPESSMAKING
MADAME WOODRUFF Robe. Suite 212-14-16-16
Neville Blk. 'ieL Douglas
36 023
DRBJSSMAKINO In family or at home.
Mia Sturdy, 206 Davatiport. Phone Har
ny Mil r-?41
OSTEOPATHY-
JOHNSON Institute, ill N. Y. U Tel.
Doug. 1664. li
PR. BOWSliR, aver 1609 Farnsm TeL
Doug. -iL 0-
M
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PERSONAL
SEWING madilnes rented. Any make;
7c per week or $2.00 per month. Second
hand machines for sale, $500 and up.
Neb. Cycle Co.. lith and Harney.
U But-
DR. ROY. chiropody. Doug. 6497. 1506 Far,
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOMIB. Mr.
Dr. King, 1V18 N. 21st St. Tel. Doug. 9.
PLEATINO BuMons. Ruchlng.
LLin 1 IHVJ Kmbroidering,
Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and shrink
ing; only 6c per yard. Bend for price list
and sample.
,M Goldman pleating CO., -M
400 Douglas Block. Tel. Douglas 1936.
t a I lktrwr-f CITY ITEAIt
IT Q
U-839
THE RALVATTON ARMY solicits csstoff
clothing: In fact, snythlng you do not
heed; we coIlct. repair and sell, at 111
N. lith St., for coat of collecting to the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 4KI6 and
wagon will call. U 611
FREE medicn! snd surgical treatment at
Crelghton Medical college. 14th nnd Dav
enport Sts.j special attention paid to
confinement cases; all treatment super
vised by coi;.';o professors. "Phone
Doug. 1167. Calls answered day or night.
U 129
THE CITY GARBAGE CO., office 4th and
Leavenworth eia. Tel. Douglas 1387.
U 833
SURVEYING, Bllckensd-rfer, S12 Bee Bldg.
U-632
OH A HA Stammerers Institute. Ramge
Bldg. U 4
WE will find good comfortable homes for
babies whose mot hem cannot care for
them. See "Mother Lee, Supt." Tinley
Rescue Hume, 403 Bancroft St.
U 700 oct2
MAGNF.TTP! treatment nd bath. Mme.
U MH
MASS A n V. Swedish movement, 410 N.
Miwoiluli 16th. Room 2, 2d floor.
U M107 novl
CHAMPION Carpet cleaning. Doug .'. 1523
Leavenworth. U M4-S6 NovS
ANY FOOR GIRL In need of a friend call
or write to the matron of the Salvation
Army Home for Women at S824 N. 24th
St., Omaha. Neb. U MiOO
TRY KELLY'S Laundry. 'Phone Douglas
$620. v-m
PRIVATE home during confinement; ba
bies adopted. The Good Samaritan San
itarium, 73 First Ave., Council BluT.
Ia. Tel. 7f. U-122
DRS. VOGEL private hospital for women
and for ladies before and during confine
ment. 2319 B. -13th St.. Omaha. Neb.
U-M980 OS
FOR anything In the sewing machine line
-go to P. K. Flodman & Co., 1514 Capitol
Av. U-M183 NovJ
TYPEWRITERS rented, $160 per month;
all makes; satisfaction guaranteed. Fog
Typewriter at Bupply Co., 18i Farnam 8L
U 69 Nova
ARCHITECT O. I Broline, 618 Bee Bldg.
U M246 Novo
A Dollar Free for You.
This coupon will be taken as $1 payment
on a $10 purchase of shoe, hats or cloth
ing; balance paid aa you earn It.
HOME CREDIT CLOTHING COMPANY,
1520 Dodge St., Cor.. 16th,
Omaha.
U 118 Nlf
PENNELL Millinery Co.. 122 North Uth
Bt. U M258 Jan5
RUPTURE CURED-No knife, no pain, no
detention from business. 'Call or write
for booklet, etc. QUICK CURE RUP
TURE CO., 611 Woodmen of World Bldg.,
Omaha. U 151
Crelghton Dental college. Patients free.
Free treatment at Creighton Dental col
lege, U M640 Novll
IF LUCKY' you get your picture enlarged
to life size In genuine crayon free lit our
drawing contest, every day, 10 a. m. to
6 p. m., guaranteed worth $5. Wallace
Bristol & Co., Artists, .620 N. 16th Bt.
U M670 NovlO
C. J. PALMQUIST Custom shoe maker.
, 4124 Hainikcn St., and 107 8. 16th Bt.
U M565 Nov. 10
ECZEMA absolutely cured by W. A. Pax
ton's salve B. J. Scannell, agent, 5 Ware
Blk. V MSW NovlS
CHRISTENHON, carpet cleaning. Tel.
Doug. 1669. U 874 Nov. 14.
THE ACORN Press. Tel. Dou;r. 3792.
Commercial Printers. 1610 Howard St.
U MS09 Novl$
HAL8TED Show cards and small signs.
61 Douglas Blk. Tel. Doug. 3606.
U-M100
YOU DON'T experiment using Satin skin
cream and powder. Their merits are
proven. ' f
AFTER washing, anoint wet skin with
Satin skin cream. The skin absorbs
nourishment. 1 U
OMAHA Steam Paste Co. manufactures
pure flour paste. 2210 Cuming. Telephone
Douglas 452L U
SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mall: cut
rices; send for free catalogue. Myers
illon Drug Co., Omaha. U 2J
MEDICAL
DR. PRIES, specialist, women' disease.
weakneMes. ' discharges, irregulartitek,
cured painlessly and safely. Wlthnell
block, loth and Harney, Room I, Omana.
64
B&8T nerve bracer for men. "Gray's Nerve
Fcod Pills" $1 box, postpaid. Sherman 4b
McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. 664
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO BUT. SECOND-HAND
furniture, stoves, carpets, clothing and
shoes; pay the best prices. Tel. Douglas
fc71. N 6j4 Novll
WANTED To buy a cottage or small
iwo-siury bouse without lot. E. D. Van
Court, 1020 N. 16th. N 'Jul 23
WANTED 10 "pan of work horses, 4 to 7
years old, 1.3o to l.oOO est., well broken,
sound In body and wind. Name cash
price per span snd where horses can be
seen. Address U-1S. Bee. N-148 2
WANTED to buy, 7 or 8-room cottage,
close lrt. cheap, foricaah. Btate Vocation
and price by letter. M. Mash, 2o3t Harney
St. ' N M331 24x
THE BEST 7-rooin, modern residence that
I3.UII rash will buy. Owners only. Ad
dress U-26, Bee. N M3M 24x
PATENTS
J. LARSON ft CO., patent lawyers'.
patent book free. Be Bid
-log., omana. -a
en
SHARPS MACHINE WORKS-Patant
procured. Invention developed, drawings,
patterns, caslihgs, machine work. 6o4-ilJ
6. loth St. -eJ
PATENTS procured and sold. 1 fee. Nat'l.
Investment Co.. Douglas Blk., 16(h and
Iod. - M 413 Nov.
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE one Ford model F touring ear
with 1S" ra-ll.itur. detachable tonneau,
prestollte tank, gas lamps, tools, etc.; car
Is in line condition nnd looks line new.
Price, T.'jO. Waller BeaU, Kearney. Neb.
. -UX U
DEATH NOTICES
IH'IIRSKN-Lola A.. October Tl, Infant
daughter of Henry and Derths Imnrsen.
Mineral at 2 p. m. Tuendnv. October A
at residence, 2T.' Saratoga ave.
FLORISTS
HESS & SWOBODA, 1416 Farnam. 4
I.. HENDERSON. Ull Farnam. Tel.
roiig. 1563. 6
MONUMENTS
Great Western Granite Co. Douglas 2L
MM NovlT
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS
EASY TO GET
A loan on furniture, pianos, livestock
r other chattel, left in your .
(Undisturbed Possession)
IF YOU NEED
MONEY
to pay your grocer, landlord, er any ethel
bills which may be bothering you.
Our plan the best ss w give you a writ
ten copy of the contract with
GUARANTEED REBATE
If paid before the eontracl expire.
SALARY LOANS
made to people stecdll) employed.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO
(Established 1892) Tel. bong. 229.
U Board of Traae Bidg.
o So. 16th Bueet.
::-w2
$$$$$$$$$!$!
MONEY TO LEND
ON SALARIES, FURNITURE. PIANOS,
HORSES AND WAGONS.
This Is your opportunity to gt money
and pay those little annoying debtA Ar
range your affairs now so that when the
cold weather comes you will only have one
company to owe.
You can repay us In small weekly or
monthly payments, best suited to your in
come; amounts paid before due, full rebate
Is ALWAYS a.towed.
Reliable Credit Co.
Rooms 307-308 Paxton Block.
Corner Farnam and Sixteenth Bts
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
X-M67S 81
SaVLARLED people
and others furnished money upon their
own names, without security; easy pay
ments; offices In 63 principal cities, save
yourself money by getting my terms first.
D. II. TOLMAN,
714 New York Life Bldg.
X-374
DR. PRIBBENOWS MONEY
leaned on furniture, salary, pianos, bore,
eic., la any amount; less than half rates;
perfect privacy; Immediate attention; any
term wanted. Payments suspended whesj
ick or out of work, alt Karbaca Hit
tot South Uth St. x-a
Bowen, 703 N. Y. Life Bldg.,
Advances private money on chattels at
salary; easy to get; no red tape; you gel
money eame day aked for at small cost,
Open evmings till I. X tvtl
EAGLM LOAN OFFICE; reliable aooem
modailng; all business coandential. IM
iougiaa.
MONEY loaned en piano, furniture, jew
elry, horses, cow, etc. C. F. Keed, 31 D d
Uth. V-84
FURNITURE, live stock, salary loan
puff Green Loan Co., room I, Barker
block. X 64
CHATTELS, salary and jewelry loan,
Foley Loan Co- Uo4 Farnam St. X 4M
CHATTEL and aalary loans. Phoenix,
Credit Co.. &3 Paxton block. X 44
PRINTING
LYNQSTAD High Grade 1907 Calendars,
a. ifiuuy 8- E. corner lttn SL and
ft iOUVK Capitol Ave. 67
COMPLETE line of 1907 calendars. Snell
Printing Co., 310 B. Uth St. -157 Novl
JOB printing and binding. Springer Print
ing CO., i jNo. liia. Te. Doug. 2071.
M569 Nov. 10
CENTRAL PRINTING CO.; fine Job work;
typewritten letters. 110 o. l.th Bt., 1U
blocks north Be Bids. M644 NovU
Wnen You Write to
Advertisers
remember It take only an extra stroke or
two of the pen to mention the fact that
you saw the aa. in The Bee.
FOR EXCHANGE
IF YOU do not find what you want In tnls
column, put an ad in and you will soon
get It. it J
FOR EXCHANGE A number of good first
mortgage loans and good lands to ex
change for groceries or a general stock
of merchandise. Globe Land ft Invest
ment Co., Patterson Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
Z MD
PLUMBING
BUY plumbing supplies direct. Wholesale
prices. Save on every article.. Only first
class goods handled. Prompt attention to
every order. Send for catalogue. B. F.
Karol, 236 Harrison St.. Chicago, III.
77
FENCING
CHAMPION fence best.
Douglaa-1590.
tU 8. Kth,
ANCHOR and Iron Fencing; Wire Fencing
6c per foot, 2u N. 17th Bt. Tel. Red-614.
875 Nov. 14
CLAIRVOYANTS
MADAME BUDDHA.
The leading palmist of Omaha.
Revelation of past and future described.
Parlors, 113 8. 16th St., Opp. Boston Store.
B MS7T
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
J. M. Mac-far land, $u9 N. Y. Li Bldg. Tel.
Dong. t6s. 624 Nov!
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Brown fur collarette.
Bee office; reward. Lost-
Return to
-M383 24x
FARMERS
cheap lands are getting scarce
every day. Yo uknow better than
anyone the value of laud aa an In
vestment. The TtUoa raclflo at,
B. Oon Is selling tine tarm and
ranch lands In Kansas, Western
Neb, Colorado and Wyoming at
$3 TO A VF.n ACRE.
SASY TKMS.
For Information regarding land
and excursion ratea apply
LAND AGENCY U. P. K. It.
Dept. B, $18 8. Kth Street.
OMAHA,
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
GENERAL DEPOT, QUARTEUMAS
ter'a liepartment, Jeffetsonvllle, Ind.,
Oct. 23, ISO. tfealud proposals, In triplicate,
endorsed on cover. "Proposals for quarter
maater's supplies, ' and addressed to un
dersigned, will be received here until 10 a.
m., November 22, 11. for stationery, office
furniture, palms, wagon, rsnges. lamps,
hardware, leather- and miscellaneous sup
plies, required fur Manila, P. ' , aa per
schedule, which will be furnished on appli
cation to this depot and the depots st New
York and San Francisco. Preference given to
articles of domestic production or inaiiu
fiK tupe. The right Is reserved to rejeet
or accept anv or all blda or any part
thereof. J. M. Marshall, aaaiatant quar
termaater general nd depot quartern as
ter, u.i-it :;-, n.o-i
RAILWAY TIME CARD
I MO UTATIOS TKTH AMI M4.FU V
t nlea faelge
Iave. Arrlv.
Overland Limit. 1. 41 am al.JIpm
The China and Japen
Fast Mail .....a 4:1 pni a I In pni
Colo. Calif. Ex a 4 15 pm a 9 Mom
California ft Ore. Ex. .a 4:24pm a 6 111 pm
l Angeles Limited, .all :i ant ain tfipnt
Fsst Mall a 1:66 pm i):ihii
Colorado Ppectnl a 7:46am a 7:44am
North Platte Local. ...a 1:10 am a 4 6 pm
Beatrice luteal b 3:15 pm b2:O0pm
i'hleaa ft Nort hweatera
Cedar Rapid Pass a 7:0 am a 6
08 pm
no pm
16 pm
48 pm
.36 am
Twin nty r;xpresa aif'am aiw
Chicago Dsylight al:nsnt all
Chlcsgo Ixical .ftJl'.V) am a 8
Sioux City Local tiipm af
Carroll lxical a 4.32 pm a 9
Sioux City Ixcal b
f am
8 pm
:AI am
Chicago Express a6:.v)wm a 7
Fast Mail a 1:33 pm at
Fast Mall a I
M mm
Twin City Limited a 126 pm a 7
: am
:16 am
:I5 am
:36 am
:36 am
:06 pm
:06 pm
:o6 pm
Overland Limited a 8:8 pm a 9
Chicago Limited alLonpm all
Norfolk-Boneeteel ., , ,, .a 7:40 am alO
Lincoln-Long Pine b 7:40 am bio
Deadmoodl jncoln alio pin a 6
Casper-Shnehoul a 8:00 pm at
Hastings-Superior b l:0 pm l I
Fremont-Albion b 8:01 pnt bUS
pm
thleasje. Rock lalawd Jk Paetl
EAST.
Chicago Untiled a 1.26 am a 7
Iowa local a 7:00 am a 4
: am
:80 pm
Chicago Mall a 8:18 am a 8
:4A pm
:66 pm
Iowa Local blllS pm bl
Chicago (Eastern Ex.).. a 4:06 pm a 1
Chicago (Iowa Limlted. 4:35 pm a!2
WEST.
5 pm
.10 pm
Rocky Mountain Lim...a 7:20 am at
Colo, and Cal. Express. a 2 01 pni at
Okl. and Texas Ex a 4:40 pm aJ2
Colorado Fast Mall a $ 60 pm ....
a Daily, b Daily except Sunday. .
Mlaaoarl Pad Be-.
Itlm
55 pm
:0t pm
St. Lout Express ,.a9:n0am a
:Xn nm
K. C. and St. L. Ex all :16pm at
.00 pro
Chicago, Milwaukee ft gt. Pawl
Chi. and Cnlo. Special... 7:56 m at
California snd Ore. Ex. a 6:46 pm at
Overland Limited a 8:35 pm a 9
Marlon ft Cedar R. Loc.b6;46am bU
J0am
i pm
30 am
M pm
Illinois Ceatral
Chicago Express a 1:00am at
Chicago Limited a i :00 pm a 7
:W pm
:eu am
:40 am
Wabash
St. iouls Express a6:S0pm a I
St. Louis Local (from
Council Bluffs) ..a 9:15 am alO
:S0 pm
:30 am
:10 pm
:R0 pm
:00 am
Stanberry local (from
Council Bluffs) b 5:00 pm bll
4 hlcaao Ureat Weaterw V
8t. Paul A Minneapolis. 8:S0pm 7
St. Paul ft Minneapolis. 7:46 am 11
Chlcsgo Limited 6:40 pm 9
Chicago Fxpres 7:46 am 11
Chicago Express..' 3:30 pm , S3
:f 0 pm
:30 pm
BIRI.IJIGT05I STATION lOtk ft MASON
Rtirllagttosi
Ieave.
.a 4:10 pm
.a 4:10 pm
.a 4:10 pm
.all .10 pm
. 9:10 am
.a 8:00 am
Arrive.
a 8:80 pm
Denver ft California...
Black Hills
Northwest Special ....
Northwest lixpres
Nebraska Express ....
Nebraska Local
a s: pm
a 9 as am
a 6:30 pm
7:40 pm
9 :06 am
a!2:J0 pm
bl0.25 am
a I 30 am
s 7:10 am
a 1:80 am
a 150 pm
a 7:35 am
a 8:66 pm
a 7:36 Sin
al0:63 pm
all:30 am
a 8:46 am
a 6:10 pm
Lincoln Local .-.
Lincoln Fast Mai b 2:00 pm
Ft. Crook A Plattsm'th.b 2:50 pm
Rellevue ft Plattsm'th.. 7:50 am
Denver Limited
Bellevue ft Pac Juno.. .a 1:30 am
Bellevue ft Pac. Juno., .a 9:10 am
Chicago Special a 7:25 am
Chicago Exvrees a 8:46 pm
Chicago Flyer a 1:06 pm
Iowa Local a 9:16 am
Bt. Louts Express a 4:45 pm
Kansas Clty-St. Joe....alO:46 pm
Kansas Clty-St. Joe. ...a 9:1b am
Kansas Clty-St. Joe. ...a 4:46 pm
WEBSTER STATION 15th ft WEBSTER
Chicago,
Omaha-.
St. Pa ml, Mlaaeap-ell - ft
Leave.
..b 6:30 am
..a 1:00 pm
..b 8:20 pm
..c 8.46 am
Arrive,
b 9:10 pin '
all :Sr am
b 1:10 am
c 6:50 pm
Twin City Passenger.
Bloux City Passenger
Emerson Local
Emerson Local
Missouri Paelflo
Nebraska L o o a 1, via
Weeping Water b 3:60 pm bl3:S0 pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, d Dally
except Saturday, c Sunday only, e Dally
except Monday.
JOE CROW SUIT DISMISSED
Artloa Aaalnat Forsaer Poatnaavster
HI Bond la Tarawa Oal
f Cenrt.
The suit against Joseph Crow, former
postmaster of Omaha, and his sureties on
his bond of $140,000 as postmaster growing
out of the defalcation of Albert Olson has
been dismissed and Mr. Crow Is ahead 62
cents on the transaction. '
Olson wa a clerk in the stamp depart
ment of the Omaha office and was found
short $2,132.12. He was arrested. Indicted,
confessed and sentenced on January 14,
1904, to pay a fine pf $2,000, which was paid
for him by certain friends. Th bonding
company In which Olson was bonded paid t
th government $1,000. the amount of the j
bond, which left a balance of the whole .
amount to be paid by Postmaster Crow
or $1,028.97, the remainder having been re
imbursed to the government by Olson and
his friends and the surety compsny, ' Mr.
Crow at once appealed to congress to be
reimbursed the amount of the shortage for
which he was still responsible, which was
granted by bill No. 1537, dated April 21.
19o(, carrying with Itin appropriation of
$1.029 69 for that purpose. Of this amount
the sum of 11,028.97 has been turned Into
the treasury to credit on the shortage and
a draft for (2 cent ha been sent Mr.
Crow for the balance and the suit Is or- ,
dered dismissed a against him and his
sureties.
Olson Is now employed as a clerk In a
hotel at Astoria, Or. -
CHRYSANTHEMUMS ARE HERE
Great Tswalr Beantlea and Cloaer
Ball-Like Variety aa th
are in market, great,
gorgeous tously beauttea the closer
ball-like variety and the little, shaggy ones
that make such charming tab I decora
tion. The first came In last week, but hey
were small and chiefly In the white, but
Monday morning brought the big ones lu
yellow and pink and the rich shade) of
wine. The Horse Show has hastened their
arrival a little, for these shaggy beauties
have no rivals, except the American ,
beauty rosea as effective touches to the
boxes aa they lle'careJaanly along the rail
In a long, loose bunch. The larger ones for
$3 and $4 per dosen gnd the others from $1
up.
The plants with blossom and bud cost
l and $1.50. The orchids are also In. They
are exceptionally perfect and of exquisite
color :Ui cost 60 cent a blossom.
k There are also violets in some of the
shops selling for IS snd 40 cents a bunch.
An innovation that contribute materially
to the richness of the bunch Is a loose bow
ef violet velvet ribbon tied about the stem.
Roses are $1 a dosen and American beau
ties) from $3 to $6. There were also carna
tions at 80 and 75 cents a don.
CAR SHORTAGE ISELIEVED
Saaday and Bad Weather ; Scrr te
Break th Ccagee.
Ilea.
Sunday and bad weather coming at the
same time have helped the car shortage
considerable and ths railroads were able
to furnish needed cars Meitdsy morning.
Most of the sheep frotjj Wyocitng have
been moved and heavy orders for cara
from that territory have quit coming In.
Oraln will soon start to move In store
abundance and then again will the short
age bother both shippers and railroad.