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TIIE OMAHA DAILY REE: TITESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1906. SPECIAL I10TICES tdierttsemeats for these rolimiit will be lik til 12 an. for tko rvli edition and 111 8 . m. for th moraine aad danday edition. HUM 1 J-Sr a word flra Insertion, In a. word thereafter. Kotklac taken for lea than 20a for the rst Inser tion. The advertisement mast be ran ennseentlvely. Advertiser. b reqneatlnsj a nam 1ered eaeck, caa have nnewer ad dressed to a aa inhered letter la ear of Th Bee. Answers ao addressed will bo delivered oa preaoatatloa of rhevk. MISCELLANEOUS First Winter Term Hoy lea Business College and School of Telegraphy Ope tic Monday, lecember 3. Iay and Night. The fro catalogue In ready ask for it. H. B. BOYLES. President Boyle Bldg.. 0maba- yeb- U-M2U7 GAS & ELECTRIC FIXTURES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BURGESS-GRANDEN CO., 812 S. 15th St. Tel. Douglas 61. K-664 OMAHA Safe and Iron Works mak a spe cialty of fire escapes, shutters, doom and safe. O. Andreen, Prop. JOB S. 10th St. R 66o SIGN PAINTING 8. H. Cole. 1302 DougMs. R IOWA Sanitary Cleaning Co., 1919 Farnam. R 68 DR. ROY, chiropody. Ioug. 6497. ISnS Far. R714 HEFLIN Locksmith, moved upstairs: en trance, 1324 Farnam. Tel. Dour. 2974. R 669 RUBBER ST A M PS Western Stamp and Stencil Co., 312 8. 12th St. Bend for cata logue. R-M.1G5 DJ IAVI3 BROS.. Machinists; general repair ing. 14(6 Jacknon St. Tel. Douglas 2990. R M742 D12 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS MUST sacrifice ali the furnishing of my beautiful home, everything of the very best quality, material and workmanship, artistic. In design, and must be sold re gardless of cost; 6-piece. mahogany parlor suit, hand carved leather chairs ard rockers, hall clock, odd parlor chairs, library table In mahogany, and massive oak dining set, leather-seated chairs, sideboard and buffet, dreasers and chiffoniers In mahogany, Tooma mahogany and quarter-sawed oak ; brass beid, h.-ilr mattres and box springs, drop head Singer sewing machine, handsoiuu leather couch. Inlaid, mahogany center tables, Axmlnltter rugs, ilne pictures, large mantel mirror, lace curtains, por tiers, also beautiful mahogany upright piano. These goods are the very rhoicest, selected with great care and It Is worth your time to see these fur nishings If you contemplate, refurnish ing or beginning housekeeping. These goods were used less than 3 months, are without scratch or mar and will bi Hold st your own. price. Call at once tor choice selections, 1231 Paritwllde avenue. Take Harney street car, get oil at parkwljdo avenus and Pierce St. v i v : Q MS60 20x POTATOES for sale In carload lots. C. L. lieebn, Mondaroln. la. - ti M100 20x . BHERIFF'S SALE. of unclaimed household goods and piano, commencing Nov. 21, '(;, at Omaha Van and Storage Co. s w-nrchouse at 10 a., m.; 34 lots must go. '1120-24 North lath. Q-491 a TVTO Beaiey letter cabinet. In good condi tion, made of walnut and have two draw era each. Call at Bee business office and get a bargain.-- ' Q 4lx FOR SALE-New and soeopj-hand bllliurd and pool tables; we lead the world In cheap - bar fixtures; easy pavments. ,.,Urunewlck-3alkc-Colle.ndar, 407 B. loth Su ' ' Q-bTO SEND us your mail orders for drugs; freight paid on 110 lots. Myera-Dlllon Drug Co., Omaha. . . . Qbli MILK cows, easy terms, 43d and Center. ' . - Q-72 SODA, FOUNTAIN, any size. 1813 Farnam. Q 673 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO.. best mixed paint. Sherunan & McConnull Drug Co. - ft-674 HALL'S f a,ies. new, 2d-hand. 1818 Farnam. Q 67b FOR BALE Empty Ink barrels. Inquire of J. R. Campbell. Bee mall room. Q 418 FOR SALE Empty packing cases, cheap. .Addreea V 38. Bee ofllce. Q 414 7mahX 'Auction co., too s. ith. Tel. Doug. 6T52. Q MK D14 ONE 6-ln'h Jenkins' Valve for sale Apply W. H. Bildgea, engineer. Bee Bldg. ..." QM112x (""UNREDEEMED overcoats, 41 No. ISth. ' Q-M3W D15 YES. try it. J4.75 ton, Mlsoourl nut coal. 'Phone Douglas 2417. HARMON -V' EKTH CO. Q-M441 D7 BlXiS, furniture, etc.; aUvo piano; cbei). 415 N. fcd. Q-M9 20 NaUn keg. Star Box Co., I.ti7 St. Miry'a a v. ... Q-M941 30 FftTsJ music leseons for I months with each iiHi,..Blano purchased before January 1. . MATHEWS PIANO CO., -; 1513 Harney 8t. . . - . Q-217 Dl U) USFl pianos and organs must be sold 4fore lir-ntory January 1, 19lt7. See us for prices nrtd ti'rmo. )U liitAVb PIANO CO., t."lS Hxiney St. 0,-:i,5Dls FOR SALE Thrtw and one-half horw power Demp4ei' gasoline engine; used ten mouiha: ijst-clAsti condition: SI25; liitd tr 1 .tit In larger enslne. Martin r Martfn, Fi: City, Neb. Q-M23U 22x FOR EXCHANGE XR SAlJi OR EXCHANGEJ No. 3;; a line stock of general merchandise, located In 1 good KanaMS town; will Uivoloe about $.0U; a flue paying bui,luaa; will ex . hanne for well iaiproved farm. No. ls A nn drug atock. located In a giKid low ton of low iiihamiaiiis; ki:l invoice alx.ut IL5.UJU; will sell fur cash on ay terms u: exclmnge fur good real e (ttie. Qlobe Land and Iuvtstment Co. Omaha, Neb. - J& M743 IF YOU do not nod what you want In toil column, put au ad iu and you will auoa get 11. Z Uii FOR EXCHANGaA number of good Ural mortgage loans and good lauds to ex change for gioceriea or a general stock of Merchandise. Giob Land and Investment Cuuipjuy. i'a'.tersun tiidg., Omaha, Neb. i. -hLs FOR SALE Or trade f.ir automobile, d Mlrabl realdtoce lot on Pratt St. Ad urru Bus tfX Route 2, Florence. Neb. 7. j-M in 2f . WANTED TO BUY WANTED 10 or 13 acre adjoining Omaha. Give full description and pi Ice. Address C, :u i'eurl bt., Council Bl'Jflc. N-M779 20 WANTED 'i'o buy second-hand furniture, aioves. carpets, clothing and shoes; puy the best prices. Tl. lougla 3j;i. N-M746D1J WANTED Legiioi 11 chlikeiis. Sui age, quantity lid pil-r. Addles O 3"8, Be. . ' , N-M153 2J WANTE1 Second-hand mlmeogiaph. Ad-i.;i-sa 322 V. ulh Si., Grand Irlund, Neb. N M2J 24X A'.'ANTKD-Curload of g.iod apples. Inquire at Midland Hotel. Swart. N 3d 2x HORSES & WAGONS FOR SAL llOH&LS-'AU kinds. Myer. 1H5 Jarkan. P Via D4 NliE' horn-. V'lgjn- an, I liiine,.. tk ,l at uika.. n; .. 2.:d e j'- Jll :tx WANTED MALE HELP WAN'TEt Young men of good habits end with high pchool eriui atlon to study drafting and struct-im! f-figlneexltir: tracers make from f to $1"0 per month; draftsmen fmm 'I00 to 1M per month, engineers from $1. to lli'.flfo per yeir: tosltlons always open sll over the coun try and demand for men cannot 1k sup plied; we run prepare you to become n good tracer In 4 months; a good structural and bridge draftsman In from 4 to i? months, according to talent, and can guar antee you a position as soon as efficient; young men with common school education can take up preparatory work; all In struction glv-n personally, two e'er'.nas per week, end studies can be carried en while working at other work: n n-w clam will he organized Ieccmber 1; all Inter ested are requested to write for Informa tion. Address M 3.'6, care Bee. D M131 S AUTOMOBILE drivers, mechanics, chauf feurs, repair men, demonstrators, sabs men, garage managers wanted all over the country. Nineteen hundred and even will offer great opportunities and high salaries for competent men. Our practical auto-educatloo can be acquired bv night study at small, monthly cost. Positions secured through our employ ment bureau. We have the only practi cal series of text books In existence, and our Instructors are experts. Study now and be ready for the spring opportuni ties. Full particulars. Including one free lesson and Dictionary of Motoring terms. Address The Correspondence School of Automobile Knglneerlng, suite 1895. American Garage, 40 West 60th St., New York City. 2'X WANTED - YOUNG MEN OF GOOD HABITS Age 18 to 35, to prepare for fire men and biakemen on all the leading railroads and for new roads bow being completed; experience unnecessary : fire men. 1100 per month; brakemen, $80 per month, with rapid promotion to engineer and conductor. Many positions now open. National Ry. Training Aii'n, 620 X. Pax ton block. Omaha. Neb. B-102 Dl WANTFD Five boys: good wages; perma nent Job. A. D. T. Co., tl2 S. 13th St. B-67 DRITO STORES bought and sold; drug clerk wanted. F. V. Knclst. C4 N. Y. L. B-77 WANTED S boya. East Omaha. Omaha Box Co., B MSOJ WANTED For the IT. S. Marine Corps, men between agea 21 and 36. An oppor tunity to see the world. For full In formation apply In person or by letter to Recruiting Officer, V. S. National Bank Bldg., Cor. J2th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb. B M620 30x WANTED-Uutter tub hooperc: write u. Crete Butter Tub Co., Crete, Neb. B MS07 23 COATMAKER wanted at once. Carl P. Llndecrants, Holdrege, Nen. B M771 23x TWO hustlers to handle a new line Chriat mas articles; city work. 1619 Howard. B-M133 DS V. 8. NAVY enlists for four years young men and mechanics of good physique and character. Oood pay, according to quallflcatlona. Advancement when qual- N" o , T).r.rntiriV fltntlnnH. ( ) HI U M il. Lincoln, Hastings, Sioux City and Des TWO front rooms with all modern tm Molnes. B M8U7 DIB provements. with or without board. 3113 WANTED Men to learn barber trade. We prepare you ior position:, i- ' -J weekly. Most thorough system of ti"n kind in the world, located in 22 leading cities. Tools given; wages In flnlMng room; positions and locations waiting. Call or write, Moler Barber College, 1116 Farnam St. B M8i6 23x APPLICANTS of ability placed In high grade positions through the officers of this association. Call at once or write for particulars. WESTERN REK. A- BOND ASSN. (Inc.), 840-3 N. Y. Life Bldg. B M237 20 CANDY MAKERS" WANTED. Wanted Flrct-clasf stick candy maker; one who understands - making high-grade pure sugar stick candy; highest wages paid to right party. Balduff Pure Candy Co.. 1114 Farnam St. B-KH lji MKTi'nrnilT maker who understand making nil kinds of fudges and caram-li?; 1 higiieet wages paia to nrst-ciass man. Balduff Pur Candy Co., 1114 Farnam St. B-82 19 PHOTO-ENGRAVERS WANTED Etchers, photoeraphers and finishers; best wages paid; open shop. F. P.. Russell, 221 Olivo .St.. 8t. LoulH. ,, B-M9S7i3x WANTED Competent, registered drug clerk; must be quick, active and willing to wcvk; referencH required. Harley Drug (To., Lincoln, Neb. B M123 21 WANTED Experienced picture framer. Applv Furniture Dept Ilayden Bros. B 197 2d GET right with your health; drink Cel-Pep-Ko nerve-bracer and you're all right. B-an x WANTKl-2 min and 2 lviys. Omaha Box Co , East Omaha. B M3 WANTED At once, young nwn for pack ing room of crockery department. See Mr. Elms, second floor. The Bennett Co. B ill 19 WANTEDAt once, boy over 15 to make niltiSll USeiUI in crocKej-y iioptrimeiii. See Mr. Elms, second floor. The p..ineit Co. B 212 19 ! TFN men to drive team. Sunderland Broc. 'V.. 20tti and Hlckorj- and 24tn ana 1 ayior. B 213 :'J WANTED An all around printer, no honker. .Vr.rhor Publishing Co.. rVim I, .Patterson Bldg. B M24 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Young girl about 14 or 15 year to wheel baby morning and afternoon. 432 S. 38th Ave. C M-Wg filRI. wanted for general hmisework; must be good cook; two In family; salary satis factory. 1 So. 82d Ave. C 885 j TliarU, Z2U M. 3u. u-mjii WANTED-Young girl for general house- 1 , work; Danish preferred. 2S California ' FOR RENT 8-room flat, modern, good r St. C-!0 pair, opposite Hanscom park $33. 'phon -- OIRI.S wanted for turning bags, tacking My nets; alfi uniall g'.rls tor cupping threads. P.euils Omaha Pag Co. iU GIRL for general housework. S126 '"hlessn C M'.1 C"' rt cm I S wanted to sork In khil t factory. M. E. Siailli 6c Co., 11th and Dougl is. C .via.S 2i WANTED Experience-! cool;, with refer- ences. Apply .Mrs. Ed aid Hayden. 2r13 Casa C-198 20 GIRL wanted iu iamily cf three. Mth St. ilO South C-MKi WANTED Exi-vetienced mangle girls. City SK-iun Liiuiuiry, 211 S. Utn. t 20!) 20 WANTEDGenerui housework (.Irl; also Sfi-ond Kirl: highest wages; email fa mil v : every convenlnuci?. l-'arnain cur. li! N. X'th St. C-214 WA-NTED Waist and aktit helpnn; girls t learn dressmaking; errand girl Room SW. Ramge bl.!g: M23. "lx WANTED SALESMEN WANTED Mn with team und rig to sell a line of bigb grade family remedies, spites and extracts to consumer; must be honefct, sober and Industrious. The Gladstone Medicine Co., Huwarden. Iu. L MioS WANTEf-Speclalty salesman. $;o weekly aud expenses. Herzfeldt, Windsor Hotel. lux WANTED SITUATION WANTED Position by experienced mill and elevator man. good mechanic. Ad dress Y 161. Oruaha Iiee. A Ml l!x LAW AND COLLECTIONS WILLIAM WAPP1CH. commercial lawyer end collections; corporation litigation and claims collected: ertMtes probated: ab stracts and legal papers prepared. No tary public. Creighu-n Blk. J. M. Marfarland. 3j N. Y. L. Bldg. TL Doug, ilbiii. M i'4 D9X DETECTIVE SERVICE WETMORE DU.iv Servtc. '1 bone Rwl 71. Ko.ms 13 and li, Uiuon Block. Utn anj Farnam M-,o Dili AMERICAN DETECTIVE ASSOCIATION, ivniuty jperiiitend-iii. P. 1 1. Iu k Ix-s ii., Omaha. M K2 ux You would have made money, if you bought t cal estate two years ago. Real estate is still going up plenty of bargains on this page. FUH RENT FURNISHED ROOMS NEWLY -FURNISH ED front room in mod ern apartment hones; bath convenient, electric light and steam heat; short dis tance from postofTtce and on main car line; will make It homelike for gentleman; no children In family. Address care C 44. Bee. E 165 21x FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT One or two pleasant front rooms, furnished or unfurnished; stuam heat, gaa, bath tele phone, etc. fall Sunday, or after 5. HO p. rr. week days. Tel. Red ?22. 221 N 24th St., flat 7. E Mloi 20 DEWEY European hotel. 13th and Farnam. E 078 Doug. 611. O.M.E. Hauls Trunks CAPITOI, HOTEL. 18th and Capitol Ave.; American or European; steam beat. E 6S0 NICE, large, southeast room; nicely fur nished; all conveniences; electric light ar.d gi, 'Phone Douglas 3S37. 217 S. L"th St. E 101 FURNISHED ROOM for gentleman", pri vate family. 3I N. 18th. E MS18 2i NEATLY furnished room for entle.man; new Oat. Telephone Douglas 68K. E-M149 20 HOUSEKEEPING and sleeping rooms. 17U Jackson. E 187 21 X STEAM-HEATED rooms; also housekeep ing gulte. 2238 Farnam. flat 1. E 13 19 J ROOMS, light housekeeping. 111! 80. 11 til St. E 83 22 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD VIENNA hotel; private' dining rooms; cafe. F TUB ROSE. 2020 Harney St., nicely fur nished, warm, comfortable rooms. Good board. F 430 2tx MODERN rooms, home cooking, reason able prices; 2216 Howard; 'Phone Douglas S068. F fii FINE southeast suite of rooms; steam heat; choice mealB. 617 8. 18th. F-M807 21 THE Bachelors has vacant a few large rooms, suitable for two persons. F-MS6S NICELY furnished room Chicago St. rlth board. 2224 F-8S8 19 , Liavenwurin dl. r mwi r LARGE front parlor rooms, with steam heat and board. 620 S. 17th. F-210 21x UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT THREE nice large rooms, furnace., gas and range connection. 1907 Wirt St. Tel. Red 2i57. ; G-M164 FOR RENT Three rooms for light house keeping. 810 So. 27th St G M222 26x FOR RENT HOUSES 4546 Seward St., new 6-room cottage, all modern but 'furnace, meter, nitlc Hooted, 'iVk blocks from car line, I ID. Hastings & Heyden, ,1704 Farnam St. V 221 20 NEW wholesale house, 44IS2. five stories high, in heart of wholesule district: relit ch-ap account of oversupply of huildlngs; especially adapted for lry, goods or gro ci'rles. , S. D. MERCER CO.. 222 Paxton Block. . . D S3t 19 - i FOR RENT, 8-R00M ALL MODERN HOUSE, West Farnam district, 35. N. P. Dorige St Co.. 1714 FRrnam St. D 2i0 21 WE DO expert piano moving at lowest prices. Tel. Douglas liS. So.hmoller A Mueller Piano Co., 1311-1313 Farnam. UnTTTTS ' a" Parta of the city. R. UUUOIL.O c. P,tera Co.. Bee Bldg. D fcisl trrvnCIPS ' part of th city. Th D , HOUSES. Insurance. Rlngwalt. Barker Blk. U 4M : I OMAHA Van & StOBage Co., pack, move. store H. H. gooas; aiorenouae . Utn. Ofllce, lo l Farnam. Tel. Doug. lwi. WE ;.'OVE pianos. Maggard Van & blot- age Co. Tel. Doug w. umce, 1713 web- eter St. SEE Ufc when shipping household goods to large cities west. We can sjve you money. EXPRESSMEN'8 DELIVERY CO.. 214 N. Sixteenth St. Tel. Doug. 1195. D-6S9 COUNSMAN-VAN BURGH CO.. storage and transfer. Best storage house In the city. Immediate attention given. 1021-31-33 N. 16th St. Tel. Douglas 4S'.I. D CENTRAL. team. modern T-room house. 1 uout,iaa -t u jo i 1 , FOR REN T Modern, a-ioom. Dricg nouse, I iu South Slat St.; $40 per month, i Tliomus Brennan, room I N. Y. Lit Dld. DVM35S ! CTAP AnV. Household goods. lnor- i OlUuAUti char.di?. e.. Fred I:u I Trarmfer Line. 1W2-5 Farnara St. ! D M526 D9 FOR RENT 8-roora house, all modein ex- ' cept furnace $20. , -room house, all modern, new furnace 426. ' C. M. BACHMANN. j 43 Paxton Block. ' D 493 COTTAGE, 2d and Francis, good condition, J7. Lil ten 4b Bloom, Be building. D-757 19 i 8-ROOM bouse. 2.r.' Rees St.. water In ; kitchen, oak finish down stairs, stair to i large attic. 115. BEMIS, PAXTON BLOCK. D-791 NEW brick, one floor, 6-room cottage, mod ern and lirst-class; also new modern M room house, first-class in every particu lar: both south fronts; one block from street car. S. D. MERCER CO., 322 Paxton Blixk. D-895 1 9 FOR RENT 7-room house, 2132 N. 27th; newly painted and papered; $16. Store loom. 33x66 feet: central location. J. H. PARROTTE, paxton Block. D M230 20 NEW brick and cement house. 4124 Ixard St., occupied 18 months, vacated account of leaving city: 9 rooms, cement porch, lirst-class In every particular; low price immediate tenantry. S. D. Mercer Co.. 222 Paxton Block. D 86 19 ONE block to Hurney street car 2 houses, one 5-room and unn 8-room; S. W. Cor. 34th and Decatur. Both fully repaired-$;5 and $-A respectively. D 832 FOR RENT 9-room modern house, OS S. 2b l h Ave., $32.ou. Thomas Brennan, Room 1, New York Ufe Bldg. D-M841 T-IiOOM brick house, modern, lull N. IJHli. $i; good and warm. Turklnglun. ti'r.' Dee Bldg. D-MM0 NEW 6-room bouse; modern excpt fur-i nace: located four houaea east of Mth on Burdette Bt., and th secord house went from S4lh St.; rent, $16 per month. BEMis, Paxton Blk. DMJI.9 FOR RENT 0-roorn cottage, g.jod location. Tel. Douglas 18. or call at Im: So. loth St. D 9u 19 (i-Ui)M eiittag.-, all modern. '-'J.'4 So. lltli. X'-M.'.'4 23 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FINE LOTS On boulevard and C4th St. Prices, $00 und I860. There, aro only four of them. If Inter ested come In at once. 0. C..0LSEN, Sl E. Cor. mth and Dodge Sis. Main Floor. RE M906 20 SPECIAL OFFER -roora house. In first-class condition, with city water, good cistern, gaa, cellar; also brick cave, barn and wood shed, fruit and shade trees; east front lot. SOIL) fet; pos session at once; owner going west and will sell with or without furniture and will make sacrifice ante on furniture; about three blocks to car; handy to Omaha or Soulli Omaha. Price, only $1,600. owner must have cash, but we can airnngo easy terms If desired; investigate. BEMIS, PAXTON BLOCK. ,. RE M74A TWO houses of six rooms each, near 24th and Burt Sts.; rent for H6. Price for both, f2,860. GRAHAM, C01 Bee Bldg. RB-M170 20 Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. Let us show you our list of city property, acres. Improved farms and cheap western lands. BERKA A CO.. Tel. Douglaa-2855. 84 1 N. Y. Life Bldg. RE M233 TWO modern houses at the southwest cor ner of 31 st and Casa Sts . with ground on which to build another house. Paved street, east fiont, nice shade trees. Make ma an offer for ona or both. THOMAS HRENNAN. Room 1. N. Y. Ufa Bldg. RE-691 MODERN homo. 75 feet front, perfect con dition, I4.SW; owner must sui. u'-i irt. P.K- M130 BARGAIN COUNTER SALE House, 7 rooms, well built, needs repairs; two full lots, on corner 4"th and Saratoga Sts.; J1.200. GRAHAM, . C04 Bee Bldg. RE M1S9 20 KERR-SH ALLCROS8 CO. S ABSTRACTS OF TITLES are the safest. You are pro tected by a 10,ftX bond against lo4d by errors. You don,t buy a Taw suit when you buy a "Kerr" abstract. 1614 Farnam, Tel. Doug. 6487. ' RE- ALL modern 9-room house and lot for sM it a bargain. 933 No. 19th RE M910 WILL trade for lots or smaller house, house No. t0( S. 21th St.; 75 feet of ground; house 10 rooms; bars. ' - GRAHAM, 604 Bee Bldg. !. RE M172 20 H. R. STRINGER. 1116 Jackson. Doug. 7281. RE M16O 3U TWO CHOICE LOTS, DUNDEE, $1,200 One of the beet building locations on Dodge street, 1W ft. south front; entire block in which lota- are located haa Just been put to pradu. 'Phone Douglaa 766. GEORGE CO., mi Farnam. ..1 v RE-M167 21 FOR SALEHouj.ji and lots near Kountzo Pluce. Bargains. Inquire XiM N. 2ltli St. ' RE M 477 D8 TWO houses, 8 rdoms each, modern; 29th and Franklin Sts. Both for $3,000. GRAHAM,-. C01 Bee Bldg. RE M22 3 21 FOR SALE FARMS I OWN 8.000 acre of fln rice land on rail road, within seven to ten miles of Hous ton, th best and most progressive city in Texas. Will sell in tracts of 320 acre and over, to actual settlers, for $26 per acre, payable In ten annual payments. Purchaser must hive money sufficient to nut down Irrigation wells, build necessary houses ard barn and to plant uvl take cai of first crop of rice. No payment on lana ivuuiitu iiiuii uiai unp i uitrvuB.cu. Work should begin by Jnnuary 1 for l!o6 crop. If you are coming to Texas to fsrm, see me before you o:iy. Charles Flnley Smith. 217 Main St., Houston, Tex. ., H-.dlll DO STOP HERE I will pay two thousand dol far to party bringing in purchaser for th best ranch layout in Nebraska. Ad dress Y 102, car -Be. , H 544 FOR SALE At bargain, southeast quarter section 6, township 14, ran go 32. Holt county, Nebraska. W. E. Lower, 12 A. Jltn St.,. Lincoln, iseo. II Ms64 20x FOR RENT FARMS Farm for Rent of 400 Acres Six mile wet-t of Omaha on the Dodge street macadam road, ten-room house, four- atory, barn, windmill, orchard and fine grove; win mm ior c-iun enrap io a pariy i who has plenty help, or I will build unother house in spring so farm can be divided up. i Apply to JOSSt-PH A. t)UAOK, 846 SUth 29th St., or telephone Harney 808. M-141 x W1LI rent cheap for cash or will sell 40 acres, well improvevl; loO acres cultivated, balance hay, pasture and timber; seven miles nonh of Council Bluffs, on rich bottom soil. Address 1329 S. Mat. Omuha, Neb. 2"J 2x MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE OARVIN BROS., 1604 Farnam, 5 and 6i per cent loans on real estate, no delay. w-w.; MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co. WANTED City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St. W-69 LOWEST RATES Beniie, Paxtou Elock. W-tiil PRIVATE MONEY-F. D. Wead, 153) Doug. ll.OUJ.OOO TO LOAN on business and resi dence property In Omaha; lowext rates no delay. Thomas Brennan, R. 1, N. Y. Ufe. W-673 WANTED Cily loana. R. C. Peters Co. W-674 City 4 farm loans. O. F. Carson Co.. N.Y.L. W-675 LOANS on Improved city property. W. H. Thomas, 505 First National Bank Bldg. W-676 WANTED TO RENT WE WANT TO RENT At once, a full length store on the ground floor, fronting on the hustent ' street In the heart of the retail busi ness section of Omaha. One of our customers Intends to Install a high claim, complete "Penny Arcade." It will be a credit to the street. Willing to pay ressonuble rent for desirable loca tion. V hat haw you 7 MILLS NOVELTY CO., Largest manufacturers of coin operating machines in the world. 11 to 23 S. Jef. rrsoo St.. Chicago. 111. K 22 30 I WANTED A home to tak In emergency I races, such aa Marlet tWer. dipi'trieiU unit rn-'le. Mill be without ililldrei,. Will pay well fur tame. Cull at H.-.lUt j Office, City HulL TcW-plionv Ik-uIhS t'ui. K-Mi-v. PERSONAL. EEWINO machines rented, any make. 7nO per wek or $2.00 per month. Second hand machine for sale, (6.00 and up. Neb. Cycl Co., 15th and Harney. PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME. Mrs. Dr. King, 2ui N. 21st St. Tel Doug. JSA PLEATING BusKRa,. I 1 i 1 V Embroidering, fyelng and cleaning, sponging and shrink ing; only no nor vi,l i.n.i tor orlc list and samnle. GOLDMAN PLKATINO CO.. Douglaa Block. Tel. Douglaa 1!S. U 71 LAUNDRY CITY STEAM. Tel. Doug. 2o4. 3US.UthSt.m THE SALVATION ARMY solicit caatofl clothing; in fet, anything you, do not need; we collect, repair and sell, at U4 N. nth St.. for cost of collecting to the worthy poor. Call phone Doug- 413 and Wagon will call. L 511 fREE medical and surgical treatment at Crelghton MeCtcal college. 14th and Dav enport Sts.; special attention paid to con finement cases; all treatment "supervised by college professors. 'Phone Doug. 11Hi. Calls answered day or night. U 129 II IE CITY GARBAGE CO.. office 4th and Leavenworth Eta. Tel. Douglaa 1337. U TH SURVEYING. Blickensderfer. 813 Bee Bids. U 71 OMAHA Stammerers' ldg. Institute. Ramge U 720 MAdNHTTn treatment and bath. Mrn. ainuiilllj fcinlth, U8 N 1 ad floor. U M2o ANY POOR GIRL In need of a friend call or write to the matrou of the Salvation Army Home for Women at 3824 N. 24th St., Omaha. Neb. U MloO PRIVATE home during confinement; ba bies adopted. The Good Samaritan San itarium, 728 First Ave.. Council Biufls, la. Tel. 774. U 3J2 CHAMPION carpet cleaning. Douglas C56. 1621 Leavenworth. U M475 DS PALMQUIST custom shoemaker. 4124 Hamilton. U M470 D8 M ASKAfJTF Swedish movement. 410 N. flliVOOiUj- 16th. Room 2. second floor. U M98J Dl MOTHER'S BREAD Ask your grocer for Z. H. Reeder MOTHER S BREAD. U-M937 Dl TO FARMERS AND PRODUCE SHIP PERS We pay highest market price obtaining on date of receipt for best qual ity butter and eggs. Wo charge no com mission. Remittance In cash or merchan dise promptly. THE BENNETT COM PANY. U-M775 20 PENNELL Millinery Co., 322 North Ibto St U 722 Jan i RUPTURE CURED No knife, no pain, no detention from business. Call or wrii for booklMt, etc. QUICK CURE RAP TURE CO., 611 Woodmen of World Bldg , Omaha. t;-,2j CHRIST ENSON, DouHs 1669. carpet cleaning. Tel. U-28 Dli TYPEWRITERS All makes, for rent. 32 ta M month. Central Typewriter Exchange, 1IW3 Leavenworth. 'Phone Red-SM. ' U-M647 2 SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mail; cut rices; send for free catalogue. Myers, ililon Drug Co., Omaha. U 724 PRIVATE DETECTIVE. 4o7, Omaha. P. O. lock box U-M803 D16x TYPEWRITERS rented, $2.60 per month; all makes; satisfaction guaranteed. Fox Typewriter at Supply Co., 1332 Farnam St. U-MK7 D6 FOR anything In the sewing machine lln go to P. E. Flodman & Co., 1514 Capitol Av. U M443 D7 Manque costumes. Lieben. Tel. 4115. Open ev. U-M442 DR. VOGEL'S private home for ladle be fore and during confinement; best and cheapest In the city. 2319 B. 13th St. U-M943 30 E. V. Tour father has charge of business, satisfied your partner and cleared you. Anxious to hear from you. J. W M801 m A Dollar Free for You This coupon will be taken as $1 payment on a $10 purchase of shoes, hats or cloih- lng. balance paid as you earn it. HOME CREDIT CLOTHING COMPANY, 1 1 r-. qi I Irwl rri !Kt I Vvr lKth ' ' V V . V, . .J X i . ,U 111 TJ 216 D18 ARTISTIC pluno tuning; work guaranteed. 'Phone Doug. 7319. Mathews Piano Co., 1513 Harney. U 218 D18- OMAHA Steam Pasta Co. manufacture ?ure flour paste. 2210 Cuming. Telephone ViiiL'ln 4521. U EVERY exacting requirement of refined taste la met by Satin Skin Powder. 4 tlnu. . IT MEDICAL DR. PRIES, specialist, women' disease, weaknesses, discharges. Irregularities cured painlessly and safely. Wlthne.ll block, 15th and Harney, Room 2, Omaha. -725 BEST ne i-e bracer for men, "Gray' Nerv Food pills," $1 box, postpaid. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.. Omalu 72 FOR RENT STORES & OFFICES A VERY DESIRABLE office, room 648, with south and east light, Is partitioned, one room being 6-11x19-8 and th other 19-8x21-7; has large size fire-proof vaua; janitor Bervlco and electric light free. Tlila Is one of our best Butte of offices In the buihlliig. Ste Mr. Baker, Supt.. Be Bldg., 17th and Farnam. 1520 FOR RENT Desk room in Bee ofllce, city hall building. 417 N. 2&th St., Sj'Hh Omaha. Apply to manager. 1134 FOR KENT- 1-aige corner store room, 16th und Vinton Sts., $J0. C. M. Bach maun, 436 Paxton Blk. I M621 THB two store rooms, with basements, at 702-7(6 S. 16th street; $80 per month for both. Inquire of K. C. PETERS CO., Ground Floor, Be Bldg. I-M4M BUILDING lux Farnam, will b vacant November 15; 22xl0; 3 floors and base ment. Apply 314 First Nat l Bank Bldg. I-9o0 DESK room In one of the large ottlces, partitioned off, $1 per month. See Mr. Baker, Supt., Bee Bldg. 1621 STORE ROOM, 16th and Harney, 2Sxlc ft. Can be vacated about Dec 15, 19u6. Ad dress F 440. Bee. I M6 .9 FOR RENT One large store building; cor ner location. V'ni. Rutledge, Hernuin. Neb. I M148 24X STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT About 4,0m' feet of floor space on first floor In aubetintl.il brick building. Can bo divided. T. E. Stevens. 10f3 N. Y. Life Bldg. I-M164 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING In family or at horn. Mlsa Sturdy, 2006 Davenport. 'Phone Har ney 2812. -M7.4 14 DOW ELL system of dressmaking and rutting; patterns cut to measure; lessons Tuctday ant Thursday veilings. Furnam. --Mill N25 MRS. E FOSTER, dressmaker, 2004 No. 221 St. 'Phone Doug. &Mt. 732 D12 LOST 'AND FOUND LOST A gold watch fob. with gold locket. ' t'-eral rewind for 1- tnru to 4 "7 Iirwu U1W. UobI M229 22 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 va. OLOBK LAND AND INVESTMENT CO.. Omaha. Neb. Y-M'1 Dl MINF.S and mining and Indnsrlal stocks bouaht and sold. Robt. C. Druesdow, Stock Broker, 8 N. V. Life Bldg Y-MS90 Dl 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.. 8t9 New York 'Lit Illdg., Omaha, Neb. Y-Mis Dl ARE you from Missouri? If so, I will show you how to get $l for an Investment of $.'7. We are building the greatest electric R. R. In the world and want l.rtW stock holders In limnha. Our first Issue sold at IJ), second at t-fi and the third Issue at $.7 Is nearly all gone. All stock Is of the par value of flGo per share and all re deemable by the company at par. Monthly pment of one-tenth each month for 5 or more shnres. If you mean business write me und I "will show you." Address W. F. Porter, fiscal agent, room S" New York Life Bldg.. Omaha. Neb. Y-87 HOTEL !ase and fixtures for sale, county seat town of 2.RH0; commercial trade; steam heat; electric light: 33 rooms; mnny boarders. Price. J2,8iiO: mortgage of $1.ko can be ari-nnged. Address Y "22, care Bee. Y M117 20 FOR SALE Zinc mine, $.vmnn; ten acres, 20 per cent royalty, large xVton mill, enonph ore to run mill over five years, netting $7.'0 p'T we-k now. Jamot Brown, Miners' Bank Bldg., Jnplln, Missouri. Y-Ml 24x FOR RALE Boarding bouse furnltnrt? and business; good location In Omaha. Ad dress L 3, Bee. V-MW 23 . TOWNSEND REALTY CO., Fremont, Neb. Have Imp. farms, wild lands, stk. mdse. for sale; can use other nropertv as partial payment. Y M186 D17x FOR Sale or Trade Small stock of gro ceries; good I oration; complete with fixtures; will sell at sacrifice; must be sold at once. Zeis Davenport. YlKi 20x FIRST-CLASS paying restaurant, ti.U: two grocery stocks, $1,500 each; grocery, feed, coal and fixtures, $2.5oO; two-chair barber shop, $.1oO; blacksmith and wagon shop, $750. Alva Smith Co., Co. Bluffs, la. Y-M193 A BLESSING to rneumatlo sufferers, Cel-Pep-Ko' Lebensretter. Respectable bar keepers handle Cel-Pep-Ko. Y 200 19x WRITE for market letter. Sent free upon requcat. Complete resume Nevada mining operations. Patrick, Elliott & Camp, conservative brokers and mine makers, Goldlleld. Nev. Y 22T 20x FOR SALE Good drug store In good south-central Nebraska town.' Addre Y 162, Omaha Be. Y-M MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS Easy to Get. Easv to Repay MONEY On our new plan In which wn give you a copy of the contract with a written guar anteed REBATE. FURNITURE, PIANO AND SALARY LOANS. Omaha Mortgage Loan Co., 119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. Doug. 2295. 3 S. 16th St. CEstabllshed 1892.) X M848 SALARIED PEOPLE and other furnished money upon their own names, without security; easy pay ments: office In 63 principal cities. Sav yourself money by g-fting my terms first. D. H. TOL.uAN, 714 New York Lit Bldg. X-7ui DR. PKIBBENOWS MONEY, loaned on furniture, salary, piano, horses, etc., In any amount; les than half rates; perfect privacy; immediate attention; any teim wanted. Payments suspeaued wn-o sick or out of work. 214 Karbach Blk. 309 South tfth St. K-70&X Bowen, 703 N. Y. Life Bldg., Advances prl-ate money on chattel or aaUry-.-easy to get; no red (apt; you get niouey same day asked for at small cost. Opec evenings till 7. X 843 EAGLE LOAN OFFICE; reliable, accora modatlng, all busines confidential 1301 Douglas. X-44 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew elry, horses, cows, etc. C, F. Reed, $10 8. Ulh. X-tU FURNITURE, live stock, salary loana. Duff Green Loan Co., room 8, Barker block. X 8-44 CHATTELS, salary and Jewelry loans. Foley Loan Co.. 1504 Farnam St. X 84U. CHATTEL and salary loans. Credit Co., 633 Paxton block. Phoenix X 847 MUSIC AND LANGUAGES CHATELAIN School of Languages Day and evening eiaei.es, t-Tencn, German, Spanish; fencing. Davldge Bldg. 826 D14 CHATELAIN SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES Special Frencb ana ipanlsn classes begin Monday, November 19, $1 a month. Reg ister now. 417 19 VOICE Instruction; opera oratorio, concert, " -. a IJ II..1.....1. coe a l.k a. civ. uiav A. 1 1 iiuvin, imi a- ivlii ai Phone Taylor 4559 -M500 D9x PATENTS F. J. LARSON dt CO., patent lawyers; patent book free. Be Bldg., Omaha, Neb. -733 SHARPS MACHINE WORKS Patent procured, invention developed, drawing, patterns, casting, machine work. 04-6U B. 10th St. -734 PATENTS procured and sold, 1 fee. Nati Inveatmeut Co., Douglaa Blk., 16th and Dodge '42 1 D PRINTING I VIMf-iTAI") Hlgh-grad 1X7 Calendars. LT Jr .! . 6. E. corner 16th St, and & JORVfc, Capitol Ave. -7M CENTRAL PRINTING CO. Fine Job work; typewritten letters. 110 8. 17th St.. li blocks north Be Bldg. M-741 D13 THE ACORN Press. Tel. Doug. 3791. Commercial printers, 1510 Howard St. M 231 D19 COMPLETE line of 1907 calendars. Snell Printing Co.. 3.0 S. 12th Sl -M138 D2 POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES PASSOWS new billiard and pool tables are the best money can buy and are sold much cheaper; easy payments; catalogue free. Charles Paasow Sons. 216 9. Uth St. M476 D OSTEOPATHY JOHNSON Instltut. Doug. M. 418 N. T. L. -72 DR. BOWSER, over 1600 Farnsm. TeL Doug. 370. tZibliy'it CLAIRVOYANTS MADAME BUDDHA. The leading palmist of Omaha. P.evelatlon of past and future described. Parlor. IU 8. 16th St.. Opp. Boston Store. WANTED TO BORROW 1 WANT ta borrow $7i0 on land worfh four times as much; time loan. Addrees V S9W, Bee. V Mlf.l 2x WINES AND LIQUORS SOL 8. GOLDSTROM Whinkles. wine and liquors fur family us. Mail orders given prompt attention. Send for pr ce llm. bouth Omaha, Neb. Opposlt 8 took Tarda. PLUMBING LYNCH BROS MeiiaJi- work our specialty. Ilk N. Uth al. il. Douglas HJ -Moll HA DEATH NOTICE tiivrni-L-uiri.M r eldest dauahter ol Isv rtlu ir .nrt Mra. W. IL Hancock. Sund .r . , - . -i . e r. ... ft. bnme. Iri) Nort Fortieth street. Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Burial private. FLORISTS HESS BWOPPDA. 1416 Famam. 730 L. HENDERSON, 1619 rrnam. Tel. Doug. J263. MONUMENTS " Great Western Orunlte Co. Do'ig's Wt M 1'S D17 FENCING ANCHOR and Iron Fencing; Wire Fencing. 6c per foot. 205 N. 17th St. Tel. Red 814. 827 DM e in ' ' 'm Go With Us On on of our regu'r excursions to wher you ran buy fin farm and ranch land at $3 to $6 per acre on easy term. Th IT. P. R. R Is closing out It land In Weatern Nebraska, Kansas, Colo rado and Wyoming. For Information regarding land and excursion rate apply LAND AGENCY U. r. IL IL Dept. B. 311 a. 15th Street. OMAHA. LEGAL NOTICES ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR WA 1 KK WORKS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT SYSTEM AT JULbbUUUU, t ULOHADO. Sealed proposals will be received by the town clei K of Julcfhurg. Colorado until seven o'clock p. m. December 3, 19U6, and thertupon publicly opened. Material to be furnisned for the con struction of a system of wator works and electric light plant for the town, a fol lows: 1.40 feet 12-lnch csst Iron pipe, 1.4r0 feet 10-Inch cast Iron pipe, KM) fet elght-iucli last Iron pls. 1J,0 feet six-Inch cast Iron pipe, l,&iO feet four-Inch cast Iron pipe, eitrhteen valves. Including vnlve boxes; twer.ty-elght Are hydrants and forty spe cial mtlngs. One power house, 36x60 feet, wlfh coal shed lux.10 feet. One direct connecting engine, 60 K. W. D. C. generator. 2D0 volt. One high pressure 125-horse power steam boiler. One electric motor, 60-hore power, 2oi volts. One two-stage six-Inch centrifugal pump. One deep well steam pump, nlne-lneli wot king barrel, 36-lnch stroke, 125-foot water head. One ten-Inch well, IflO to 500 feet deep. One pump pit, twelve feet In diameter, twer.ty feet deep. 8ne switchboard nnd equipment ne carload electric light pole. Three miles of wiring. Fifteen incandescent arc lamps, LV) volts, with hanginga. Twenty thlrty-two-candle power street lamps, with brackets and fixtures. Erecting and constructing all of the nbove works. Plans and specifications, form of contract and proposal blanks are on file with the town clerk of Juleaburg, Colo rado. Bids will bo received for any portion or for the entire works. Each bid shall be accompanied with a certified check for 10 per cent of the t4tal amount of bid. made payable to the town clerk, as a guarantee that the bidder will, within ten days of ac ceptance, enter Into a contract to furnish an acceptable bond for the sum of 20 per cent of the sum total of contract price for the faithful performance of the work and, in, nrniM-i nil ill inc iu. u-kuuidi lusfl in iiamiuFM. h urn is reserves to retect an and all bids, and when a bid covers mor man viib ynti . un accepted ana tne otner rejeciea. A. F. PERRIER. Town Clerk. NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STATE PRINTING. Bids will be received by the Stat Print ing Board at the office of the Secretary of Slate at Lincoln, Nebraska, on or beiore. 1:30 o'clock p. m. Tuesday, November 27. 19ii6, for printing and binding 1,209 flve-quire assessor's books, fifteen county treasures' cash books, sixty-two tax lists, one war rant register, one register of claims, ono legislative Index and 34,(0 lithographed warrants; specifications on file in the office of Auditor of Public Accountci. Also for printing WO copies each of all senate flies, house rolls, resolutions and memorials to congress and 3m) and 60 bill titles; specifi cations rn tile in office of Secretary of State All bids must be accompanied by a bond equal in amount to the probable cost 01' the work bid upon. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Lincoln, Nebraska, November 16, llO). STATE PRINTING BOARD. By Lou W. Frailer, Secretary to the Board. N-18d-6t GOVERNMENT NOTICES PROPOSAl-a FOR FIVE BKlCK UCiLD luss. Water and Sewer by stein ueyuii ment of the Interior, Odlc ot Indian Af fairs, Washington. D. C, Nov. 3, lisst. bealcd iropouais, plainly marked on the outside of the envelope "Pro posals for Bulldinga, etc., Bismarck, N. D.," and addressed to the Com missioner of Indian Affair. Washing ton, D. C. will be received at the tnoiaii ottice until two o'clock p. m., of Deceiuier 6, nu6, lor furnishing and delivering Uie necessary materials and labor required to construct and complete a dormitory and employes' quarters, both of brick, with filumblng, steam heat and electric light;- a sundry and barn, both of brick, wku Eiuinuing and electric light; a brick ware-, ouse, with electric light, and a water and) sewer system, all at Bismarck Indluu School, N. D.. In strict accordance with th plans, specifications and instruction to bidders, wblch may b examined at this office, the ottice of the Improvement Bulle tin, Minneapolis, Minn.; th American Con tractor, Chicago, III.; th Tribune, Lls- marcK. m. f tne roruin, r argo, i. u.; The Ree. Omaha. Nebraska: the Globe- Democrat, St, Louis, Mo.; the Builders' and Traders Lixcnanges. uniana, Jieo., Mil waukee, Wis.. St, Paul, Minn., Minneapo lis, Minn.:. the U. 8. Indian warehouses at Chicago, St, Louis, Omaha and New York, and Him postmaster at Bismarck, N. D. For further Information application should be made to this office. C. F. LAKRABEU Acting Commissioner. N 8-10-13-15-17-ao-22-34-n GENERAL DEPOT, QUARTERMA8 ler a Department, Jeflersonvilie, ind., Oct. 23, l:e6. Sealed proposals. In triplicate, endorsed on cover, "Proposals for quarter master's supplies," and addressed to un dersigned, will lie received here until 10 a. rn., November 23, lo8. for stationery, offlc furniture, paints, wagons, ranges, lamps, hardware, leather and miscellaneous sup piles, required for Manila. P. I., as per schedule, which will be furnished on appli cation to this depot and the depots at New York and San Francisco. Preference given t. articles of domestic production or manu facture. The light la reserved to reject or accept any r all bid or any part thereof. J. M. Marshall, assistant quar termaster general and depot quartern as ter. 02S-24-2S-26 N20-21 BIBLE CONGRESS AT COLLEGE gammer Asse-ably Will Be Held Fa el. Year at Belle ae for Tea Days. That Bellevue college will pext summer instltut the custom of holding an annual summer assembly and Bible congress was decided at a meeting of the executive con -mittee of Bellevua College Monday. It will last about ten daya and will have all the features of the summer Chautauqua held In various towns of the state, Including lectuies, Sunday school Institutes and Blblj conferences. The ramping out feature will be prominent and the meetings will ! held In a big tent or a pavilion erected f"r the purpow. The beauty of the location is calculated to attract many people from Omaha am' the atroel car service, which has been extended to Bellevue, would make It easy for cltlxens of the metropolis to go and ccrr.. Deed to Railway. Th d'J ronvtrtng to th Omaha A North PUtt railway property nr I Twenty-sixth and Spring atreets was filed I in the onV of the register of d1s M011 oay. Charles W. Hull and Mary Liilingt-i are the grantors und the c-uisid-rJitluu was j ,.