Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, December 31, 1906, Page 6, Image 6
4 I KM THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, DECEfBER 31, IMG. 'Want - ads Advertisements for the want- ad ealaaaas will he Ukr, antll 12 m. fo the fTMlac edition aae antll 9 . tn. lor too Morals i,4 tnr editions. CASH RATES FOR WAIT AD. One Insertion, 1 1-2 rents per wrfl( two or wore ronrritlt insertions, 1 peat prr word each tnsertlnni mora than one Insertion, tT not run eon eentlvely will bo rtitnrd for at tha 9ae of 1 1-2 irnti per word. 1JVO ,rr line for oat month. No ad taken for lrn than 20 rente. CASH RATES FOR WOTICES. Death and Funeral Wotices. Tarda of Thanka and l.niltr lollrri, T rent per line for one edition, mornlna or crrnlnsi A rents a line for raeh addi tional edition. Bandar, in rent, a lino. No ad taken for leaa than SO rents. BRANCH OFFICES. Want ada for The Bee mar be left at any of the following drn( stores one la "yonr eorner drnaRlat" they are all branch office of The Ree and roar ad will be lnaerted Jnut aa preraptly and at the aoine ratra aa at the main office In The Br, balldlag, Seventeenth and Farnam atreete. Albach, W. C, 40th and Farnam. Beranek.S. A., 1402 8. 16th St. Beeht's Pharmacy, 720 8. 16th St. Benson Pharmacy, Benson, Neb. CauKhlln. C. R.. 6th and Fierce Sts. Clifton Hill Pharmacy. 2213 Military Art. conte, J. B., 8lst Ave. and Farnai. Crlasey Pharmacy, 24th and Lake. Cormalc. Emll. 12i2 8. 13th St. Eestman Pharmacy, 4046 Hamilton. K.hler. P. M.. 22 Leavenworth. Koater A Arnold. 213 N 2f.th St. Freytag. John J.. 1614 N. 24th 8t Florence Drug Co., Florence. Neb. Goldman Pharmacy, tft'jft Lake St. Green's Pharmacy, corner Park Are. and acino. Greenough, G. A., 1025 8. 10th St. Greenough, O. A., loth and Hickory. Hayden, Wm. C. 2930 Farnam St. Hanscom Park Phar., 1501 8. 29th Art, Hoist, John. 624 N. lth St. IlulT. A. L.. 29'-'4 Leavenworth St. King's Pharmacy, 2338 Farnam St. Kountie Place Pharmacy, 34 N. 24th. Patrick Drug Co., 1H02 N. 24th St. Lathrop, Chaa. E.. 1324 N. 24th St. Peyton. L. E 24th and Leavenworth. Saratoga Drua Co.. 24th and Amen Ave. Bohacfer's Cut Price Drug store, 16th and imcago. Schaefer, August, 2631 N. 16th St. Schmidt. J. ., 24th and Cuming 8ta. Storm Pharmacy, ltith and Martha Sts. Walnut Hill Phar, 40fh and Cuming. Walton Pharmacy, 20th and Grace Sta. Wlrth, O. H., 40th and Hamilton Sta. DEATH AND FUNERAL XOT1CE5. DOUGHERTY Jane, ed 15 years. 7 months and 21 days, at the residence of her parents, 2121 Clark street, Sunday, December 30 at 4 a. m. Funeral from residence, Tuesday, Janu ary 1, 1:30 p. m., to St. John's church at 2 tv m. Interment, Holy Sepulcher cemetery. Friends Invited. MISCELLANEOUS The MID-WINTER TERM of BOYLES COLLEGE Opens Wednesday, January 2. The new catalogue la ready. Address H. B. Boylea, President. Omaha. R 440 OAS & ELECTRIC FIXTURES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BURGESS-QRANDEN CO., WS a 16th Bt. Tel. Douglas 681. R SoS OMAHA Bafe and Iron Works make a spe cialty of fire escaDea, huiir, duors and ' i safo. O. Andreen, Prop., 1U2 8. loth 6t. f H-647 3IQN PAINTING 49, H. Cole, 1302 Douglas. it oJ )WA Sanitary Cleaning Co., 1819 Farnam. H W4 fAVIS BROS., machinists; general repair ing. 1406 Juckaon KL TeL Douglas &W. lth-ix J 14 AUCTIONEER If you want your stock of 1 goods soil or reduced write ma at Glen wood, la. Capt. F. P. Fowler. K-M768 J22 A. MIDDLE-AGED widow, very wealthy. nice looking, tired of "single bleasednows i'i wishes to correspond. Lock Box 4 6. 8u ', . Joeeph, Mich. R 160 30x FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Numbering stamp. In good condition. Inquire George H. Wright, Kss Office. Q M221 BEND us you mall orders for drugs; freight paid on $10 lots. Myers-Dillon Lrug Co., Omaha. Q 647 SHEKWIN-WILLIAMS CO., best mixed paint, fihermaa 4k McCounell Drug Co. U-ooJ HALL'S safes, new. Id-band, 1818 Farn..a. A FEW BARGAIN8 In second-hand sod fountains; monthly pamant. Deright, 181 Fai nam. Q 4 ON ICS-Inch Jenkins' valve for sals. Apply W. H. Bridges, engineer. Bee Bldg. y-iUiix JASOLINE ENGINE and wood-working macmnery jot saie oneap. Ar piy Ancnor Fvnoe Mfg. "CO., 207 N. 17th St. Q-MO OAL $5 20 ton; burr egg, big site, good; try it; i pnonea. tiarmon at wtetn. Q-4M J if A RGAINS In unredeemed Jewelry. 418 No. Jtith. Q-M527 Jll POH BALE Empty Ink barrels. Inquire of j. tt. uudpucu. see man room, v oia FOR BALE A handsome bookcaae. ma hogany finish, at a bargain. Telephone Harney W fc x ONE Remington typewriter, No. . In good condition, tor sale cheap. Call at ilao ' office. W Mti-'in FX.tR SALE Model "K" Wlnton Automo :le; fully equipped; top lights, etc.; enly run 9o miles; guaranteed nrsl-cutas roiuiitioo. i-ric aujii v . a,. Mlkius, Dewey Hotel, Omaha. Neb. ' Q-M947 FOR SALE $i.00 Victor talking machine and 60 selected recoias ana cuse. j. I Morgan, U02 Sherman Ave. CJ MS44 Six FOR SALE Ford touring car in good or der. N Duncan, Pawner City. Neb. Q-MMS J lx niKFi-WEltNICKB sectional bookcase: alo Singer sewing machine, che-p. 181 Davenport. Q M197 Six JARGAIN Furniture of l-rnom rooming liouxe, steam heM. good location. Ad dress O 4iO. care Bee. y M1M 31 LF.AVING town. Will sell my fine $350 up right piano lor .'u casn. tan at once, 41i N. ua. vj M.-JS J3X DESK for sale. gk1en oak. roll top desk In excellent cond tion. for $15. Applv 4i No. 26th St.. or phone C. W. Bllxt. First National Bank. VI 257 1 PRINTING v Mr.QT IPi High grade 1907 Calendars. LT AUS E. corner 16th bt. and & JORVE, Capitol Ave. -707 CENTRAL PRINTING C CO. Fine Job 110 8. 17th St., -4US Jll work: x. IS blocks north Bee lCdg. WATERS PR1NTINU CC, 1307 Howard bt m;u Feb;; POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES To FOR BALE New and xrond-hand billiard and pool tables: we lead the world in Lhan bar Axtures: easy payments. bruoawlck-Balke-Culieiidar, 407 S. ltth St. I V V 1 WANTED MALE HELP WINTER TERM of the Omaha Commercial College, 19th and Farnam, opens vveones day, Jan. 2, 17. New classes In Bul ripxs. Shorthand. Typewriting. Telegraphy, English. Civil Service and Penmanship. Rest time to begin. Over B00 will be en rolled Send for free catalogue giving full particulars. ROH It BOUGH BROS.. Omaha, Neb. B MfiS2 31 S. NAVY enlists young men and me chanics of amid physique and character, citizens of U. S.. 17 ti 35 years. Special pav and training for qualified mn. and advancement when nullified. Greutly In creased pay frr men who re-enlist. K tlremrnt after SO vears' service fr en listed men. with r.on.70 to ll.W2.17 s pay) rer annum, l'rivileee of dlscharne by tMirrhuse. Navy Recruiting Stations, P. O. Bldgs., Omaha, Lincoln, Hastings arid Sioux City. BM3 J24 MEN and boys. Flunking or brlrklaylnt. trade pays 35 to per day. We teach you by practical Instructions In '.lire montlia; position guaranteed; free cata logue. Coyne Trade School. 4875 Eastern Ave., St. Louis, Mo. B-M807 OIJ5 LINE INSURANCE MEN will make changea or companies during tnis momn, one of the best western old line com panies In America hss something ol to offer. If Interested write lock box 1!9S. Lincoln. Neb. B-M175 Jl WANTED A watch. You get It for a few hours of your time. 'Write at once to Malena Company. Warrlorsmark. Pa. B M136 Feb3x TWO hustlers to handle a new line Christ mas articles; city work. 1619 Howard. B Ml 56 J3 WANTED Good salesmen In eltlea and mall towns to sell our 7H Tr cn' old bonds and per cent stocks; 1100 per month and commission sruaranteed under f months' contract; references required. 42-44 Huntington Bid., Los Angeles, Cal b M4il L31 WANTED At once, 500 sound young men, aged 18 to 35, for firemen and brakemen on leadlnK western rallrends and for new roada now being completed; xperience unnecessary" flrrmen $100 per month; brakemen $75; poaltlons now open; cnll or write at onoi fur particulars. National Ry. Training Ass n, 620 X, Paxton block. Omaha, Neb. B Ml J4 WANTED For the U. 8. Marine Corps, men between ages 2! and So: an oppor tunity to see the world. For full Informa tion apply In person or bv letter to Re crultlng Officer, Cor. 12th and Farnam Sta. B M4S7 D31 WANTED Five boys; good wages; perma nent Job. A. D. T. Co., m 8. 13th St. 11 -pel WANTED Young miin for general work in lumber ofrce. Address II 4?:f. care nee. B A1D48 31 WANTED Reliable party willing to Invest to'v lo H.IHJ", wnicn win De ampijr t-u,:j. to represent us In any city or town In brokerage business; $200 per month guar anteed, besides full equity for Investment. Address American Finance and Develop ment Co.. 442 Huntington Bldg., Loa An geles. Cai. B-M472 D31 Drug clerks wanted. F. V. Knlest, N. Y. U WANTED Men to learn barber trade. Great demand for barbers. Top wages paid. Hundreds of good opportunities to open business with small capital. Few weeks completes. Best chance In the world for poor man. Call or write Moler Barber College, 1116 Farnam St. B MS 18 J2X RULER and forwarder; must have good references. A. I. Root, One.), lao-KU Howard. B 814 THE M'COOK TRIBUNE has steady posi tions for two or three gool printers at best wages. F. M. Klmmeli. B M981 Six AMERICAN Barber College course shortest and cheapest. 1124 Douglas St. Write to day. OiM BX WANTED Night watchman for Iron yard. 801 Farnam St. B M261 a MALE HELP. THREE BOOKKEEPERS. Sfto. TWO BOOKKEEPERS. $76. THREK STENOGRAPHERS. 8S5. FOUR OFFICE- CLERKS. Mo to $76. and many others. Call at once or write lor complete list of vacancies. WESTERN REF. A BOND AHS'N., INC., 840-z in. y.. Lire Biug. B M264 31 WANTED FEMALE HELP GIRLS to operate power machine In shirt ana overall iuciory; permanent work. M. K. Smith & Co., 11th and Douglas Sts. C-687 WANTED Girl for general housework, at zuii Bpencer tsi. t.-ivi2W) l WAITED A girl for general housework, two in tumnj , reieiences required. Mrs. W. B. Popple ton, 204 S. 37th St. C S86 WANTED 5 laundry girls. M. E. Smith's lactory, lltn and uouglas. C 838 WANTED At once. exDertenced marker and sorter. Midland Kteam laundry, 1916 CUmlpg. C M974 31 WANTED Girl for general housework. 833 Park Ave. (J mi 2 WANTED Shirt finisher. Mldland Steam laundry, 1916 Cuming. C M975 31 4- WANTED Competent girl for areneral nouseworx; no wasinng or ironing; wages per ween, inquire UM So. Stith St. C-M107 31x GIRIJJ wanted at once: steady work, .sood wages iieniis unmna wag uo., entrance on nth St. viaduct c Alius Jl WANTED SITUATION YOU NO man of character, education and ability, desires connection with reputable house, either Jobbing or manufacturing; is lamuiur witn general omce work and ay terns and is -a competent correspondent; will start for $14 in order to g-t started: believes he can earn $J0; best of refer ences. Address N 4M, Bee. A Ml 87 31x AN ORGANIST, choir master of eighteen yeais. experience in church and college services, at present holding good ap pointment, desires to locate In Oinahi, thorough In service and recital work-, exceptional testimonials. Addu-sa Frank S. Paisley, Darby. P. O. Penna A- Mill Six YOITNG man wants place to work for board and room while going to school. SJoylc's College. Tel. Doug. 1984. A 19v EXPERIENCED stenographer. Address F 60. Bee. A-MS21 Jlx YOl'NO man wants place In private family to work for board und room while going to si-hool Boylea Cullege. A fc64 WANTED SALESMEN WANTED Men with team and rig to aell a Hoe cl high-grade family remedies, spices al extracts to consumers: must be honest, sober and indumrious. The Gladstone Medicine Co.. Hawarden, la. L-MmJ SALESMAN WANTED for our high grads nursery stock Stock guaranteed. VVrm us and see what we run do for you. Osborn's Nurseries, Bloomneld, Intl.. Green Co. L M771 J5 WANTE1 A successful traveling sales man, who Is willing to work hard; salary and commission; no failures need apply. The Smith-Premier Typewriter t'o L-M525 Jl LOST AND FOUND WILL party who took s pair of skates off the back platform jf Dodge car December 1 return to Bee office? No questions. Lost 48t LOST Cameo pin. Reward for return to V-6 8. 2Mh, or Tel. Harney 593. Lout M 229 Jl LOST White English bitch terrier, brlndle; spot left sule head. Reward, return to 2ist St. car barn or telephone Douglas T62. Lost 256 1 DETECTIVE AGENCY WETMORE Detective Service. 'Phone Red $j4. Koms 11 and 12. I'ulon Blk., luth and Farnam. U62 Jl FOR EXCHANGE IF YOU do not And what you want In this column put aa 4- la and you will sooa "Opportunity" by Jas. J. Ingalls has been pronounced by some tQ be the brightest gem in the English literature. Your opportunity may be found in today's Dee Want ads, Better read them over carefully. I him iiiiiiiirr FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS DEWEY European Hotel, 13th and Farnam. Doug. 611. O.M.E. Uauls Trunka E W FRONT room, well heated; nicely fur nished; strictly modern. 24U9 "j EXCELLENT, larite, 'modern, furnished rooms, with alcove, for Hum nou.-- v Itibt or sleeping. 'Phone In house. -" Harney St. FOUR elrgantlv furnished rooms for housekeeping-, also front room and alcove. 649 8. 2iith Ave. K M2-10 jl FURNISHED room for gentleman; modern, new. 4r7 Harney. E M1 lx FOR RENT Furnished rooms, all modern. 1718 Dodge FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD NHWLY-FURNISHED suite of rooma and board; hot and cold water. Mil Capital Ave. F-M2 JU VIENNA hotel; private dining rooms; cafe. t 47 WOV NICELY furnished, well heated room, all modern conveniences; excellent tame, pri vate family. 2469 Harney. F M1S2 ROOMS, breakfast, privileges, telephone. 116 N. 2Eth. -M FIRST CLASS rooms and day board. Close In. 618 So. 19th. aiMtt jix NICELY furnished warm rooms: modern conveniences; good board. I lie Kose, iM Harney St. F-948 Jan24x FURNISHET rooms, modern, with board. 2406 Caas St. g aijuu UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT FIVE unfurnished rooms, modern except heat; references. 2667 Dougl.is ft. G M'223 31 X TWO swell rooms strictly modern: light. heat, reasonable. 604 South :tn i. G M114 J 1 FOR RENT HOUSES HOUSES TO LET. 1537 Park Ave., 8 rooms, modern, needed repairs to suit tenant, $3o. 1333 So. 28th, 7 rooms, modern except fur nace, $21. 1914 North 2Sth, S rooms, city water In house, $15. S61 So. 21st, modern except furnace, 5 rooms. $20. W. FARNAM SMITH A CO., 1330 Farnam St. Tel. Doug. 1064. D M194 Jl BEE us when shipping household goods to large citlea west; we can save you mooey. EXPRESSMEN'S DELIVERY CO., 214 N. 16th 6.. Tel. Doug. 1196. D 663 COUNSMAN-VAN BURGH CO., storage and transfer. Best storage nous In the city; immed'ate attention given. 1629-31-33 N. 16tU St. Tel. Douglas 461. D 66 FOR RENT 8-room bouse, all modern ex cept furnace $20. room bouse, all modern, new furnace $25. C. M. BACHMANN, 436 Paxton Block. D 492 WE DO expert piano moving at lowest prices. Tel. Douglas 1625. Schmoller at Mueller Piano Co., 1311-1313 Farnam. D-661 TTnTTQTjiQ In all parts of the city. Ths UUUdXiO o. F r3aVU, Ca. Be Bldg. D 6u4 imTTKF.K ,n $u't" of the city. R, D mi HOUSES, insurance. Klngwalt. Barker Blk. D m OMAHA Van & Storage Co., pack, mov store, rl. H. goods; storehouse 1120-24 N. Utu. Ofllce, 1511 Farnam. Tel. Doug. ISoV. D 6t6 FIVE-ROOM COTTAGES TO LET. On 25tli Ave., north of Spencer St., newiy papered and newly painted ' Inside and out: new porches, cellars, permanent waixa ana partly modern. W. FARNAM SMITH A CO., 1820 Farnam St. Tel. Doug. W4. D M195 Jl CENTRAL, steam, modern 7-room house. Tliard. 24) IN. 23d. D M614 l-ROOM flat, modern, good repair, opposite itanscora fam cnone iougias 623, 1 67 i QTOPAnT1. Household goodi Oi.yJIxA3Ili chandlsa, etc Fre mer- eto. Fred Bush Transfer Line, luus-o farnam St. D 485 J10 FOR RENT Modem, (-room, fcrlck houss, 1126 S. 81st St.; $40 per month. Thomas Brennan, room l, l. x. Lira Bldg li 671 FOR RENT 8-room brick house, basement finished, all modern, new furnace, only nan oiock iron car, guoa nciKnoornoou: rent $25 per month (worth $ioj. C. M. Bachmunn, js raxton aiocm. D 336 VERY nice house, 7 rooms, strictly mod. ern. practically new, $35. S614 Leaven worth. D 401 Jl4x WE MOVE pianos. Maggard Van sc Stor age Co. Tel. Doug. 1196. Office. 1713 Web ster Bt, D 667 $22.50 PER MO. for 6-room modern house, near 2,tn and fierce sts., in exception ally good repair and nicely located. GEORGE & CO., 1601 Farnam St. D M979 Janl 12 ROOMS, modern, close In, southwest corner 27th and Jackson, being put In thorough condition and will be painted omsiae as soon as me weutner permits, $60.00. BEMIS, 'Phone D. 685. Paxton Block. D-Ml 562 8. 26TH AVE., rooms, mndern-130. JOHN N. FKENZER, OPP. OLD P. O. D-MS23 CHOICE six-room cottage, stable, carriage nouse, nice yara. u. v. uavis to. D 972 4 FOR RENT Seven-room house, 2867 Far nam St., modern except furnace. In ex cellent repair, $25. Apply ut SS N. Y. Life Bldg. D M22S FOR RENT 7-room house, modern except furnace, close in, 211 N. 28th Ave.; new plumbing, paint and paper complete. Will repaint outside when weather permits; $.'5. Apply at t7 N. 19th St. D Ml6 NEW 7-room house, 241S Caldwell St. D M2U6 Jlx $32 50 STRICTLY modern 8-room brick house, 13"! So. 28th St. D M2.J 1 FOR RENT 9-room all modern house, paved street, near car, $42.50. Inquire en premises, 1125 So. 31st, or Kenny Real Estate and Investment Co. D M24H 1 PATENTS r. J. LARSON at CO.. patent lawyers; patent book (ree. Bee Bldg., Omaha. Neb. 7o; Patents, trade marks, guaranteed or no fee. National Investment Co., Douglas Blk. M204 J6 6HARPE MACHINE SHOPS Patents procured. Inventions developed, drawings, patterns, earnings, machine work. 6o4-t.i 8 l"th St 73t WANTED TO RENT WANTED One large, single, airy room for two retlned young ladies, near car line In suburbs of city, In private family; no small children; no objection to dir-tance. Address J 511, care lie K m'i 31 x PLUMBING LYNCH BROS.-Repair work our specialty, ' m n. 15U1 lit. Tel. Douglas 1477. 7t J27 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE A FINE INVESTMENT Three strictly modern flats, well built, new, have storm windows and doors, window shades that go with the build ing; practically no expense for twi or three years; tenants pay water rent; only 8 block from postofflce; yearly rental $1.6KI, or a little over 10 per cent gross; lot 60x132, fenced in, good stone walks, street paved, all special taxes of every description paid. You don't often find a better fin ished piece of property in Omaha. Price $16,5uO. Owner nonresident. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., BOLE AGENTS. First Floor N. Y. I Bldg. Tel. Douglas 1781. RE MZ J3 Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. Let us show you our list of city property, acres. Improved farina and cheap western lanas. PERKA A CO.. Tel. Douglas 7497. 938 N. T. Life Bldg. TEXAS PANHANDI.R YOUR OPPOR- TUN'TY. Lands from $12.60 to $30 per acre; wheat, corn and alfalfa; more productive, lays better, soil rich aa Iowa or Illinois; easy terms; descriptive matter sent you free. Loan Star Iand Co., 14 Pearl St., 2d floor. Council Bluffs, la. RE M8Z1 WE SELL land In Nuckolls county. Neb., tne great corn, small grain, alfalfa and tame grass country In southeastern Ne braska. Write us for land list. G. D. Follmer & Son, Nelson. Neb. REV-M960 ALL modern, l-room house and lota 'of aale at a bargain. 922 N. 19th. RE 674 TWO modern houses at the southwest cor ner of 31st and Cass Sta., with ground on which to build another house. Paved street, east front, nice shade trees. Make me an offer for one or both. THOMAS BRENNAN. Room 1. N. Y. Life Bldg. RE 678 TWO nice level lots, near car line. 2Sxl00 ft. each $135 each. Owner, N. istn. RE M237 Jlx FOR SALE FARMS $$$$$$$$$$$$$ t We agree to show anyone improved $ $ farms from ten to twenty dollars per t t acre lower in price than can be bought $ $ at the present time in Nebraska. We $ $ can duplicate land and improvements t $ equal to the best counties In the state, f $ Nuckolls county is a southeastern Ne- t $ braska county and but 120 miles west $ $ of the Missouri river. No alkali, gum- $ $ bo, hardpan. rocks or sand. We guar- $ $ antee the above tn be true, and if you $ $ are not satisfied , will refund to you $ $ your car fore and expenses. I $ G. D. FOLLMER & SON, I $ Nelson, Nuckolls Co., Neb. $ $$$$$$$$$$$$$ H-M252 5 Fort SALEt-80-acre poultry farm In Fill more county; good location and well Im proved. Also 24 Mammoth Pckln ducks. Mart Moll, Strang, Neb. H-M128 J2x MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE TO LOAN Twelve thousand dollars on first mortgage real estate, or In sums to suit, for a long term of years. Available March 15, 1907. Apply by letter. James 8. Kennedy, surgeon. Fort Omahn, Neb. W M265 6 GARVIN BROS., 1604 Farnam, 6 and 5Vj per cent loans on real estate ; no aeiay. W-675 MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co. W-678 WANTED City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1340 Farnam St. W-67T LOWEST RATES Bemls, Paxton Block. W 678 PRIVATE MONEY F, D. Wead, 1520 Doug. W-679 11,000,000 TO LOAN on business and rest aence property in umana; lowest raits no delay. Thomas Brennan, R. 1, N. Y Life. W-680 WANTED City loans. R. C. Peters & Ox. W-681 LOANS on improved city property. W. H. Thomas, oust f irm isauonai nana aiag. W 66$ $1,000 private money. Trade Bldg. Selby, 440 Board of w MZZP FOR RENT STORES & OFFICES Wholesale Building To Let 1213-15 Harney Bt, four floors basement, 33x126. Alterations to tenant and suit W. FARNAM SMITH & CO 1330 Farnam Bt Tel. Douglas 1074. I-M196-J 1 FOR RENT Desk room In Bee office, city nan outlaws, ui in. aiu oi., souta omana. A.ppiy to manager. 1134 FOR RK -Large corner store room, 16th and V I' ten bis.. ou. J. xa. .Bachmann, 436 Pax' Block. 1 ilo21 111 & 15TH BT. J. N. Frenxer. I-M2S1 lli FARNAM, S stories and basement $100. JOHN N. 'K.N2LK, OPP. OLD P. O. . I-M&2S FOR RENT The t-story and basement building 1022 Douglas St. Apply on the premises or to David Cole. J M 613 FLORISTS HESS ft SWOBODA. 1415 Farnam. -no L. HENDERSON. 161 Farnam. Tel. Doug. 1261. 711 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING In lamllor at hoins. Miss Sturdy. 2542 Chicago. 'Phons JUd 47vO. HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SALE jpsT HOKSES-Ail Myara. 1716 Jackson, PERSONAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Shirts pressed. not ironed. 211 & Uta St. Tel. Doug. 2i4. U-687 SEWING machines rented, ar.y make, 750 per week or $2.00 oer month. Second- bnd machines for sale, $5.00 and up. b. Cycle Co.. .1Mb and Harney. VJ n r VATE CONFINEMENT HOM4 Mra Dr. King, 201S N. 21st St. Tel. Doug. 66 U PLEATING 4 ALL KINDS. ttons. Ruching. f1v.lt, - j . Kmnroioering. fnV- !,K.nd clenlng. sponging and shrink ng, onlv r.a . , . ......... li., d sample Gin rivi a . 4O0 Douglas Block. Tel. Douglas 1931 VJ 664 TpFaRJBRS AND PRODUCE 8HIP- ..,-. 1'" niK PKL mHrK e pay highest market price ob- hfn.J. on,date of receipt for best quality eggs; we charge no commis remlttnrice in cash or merchandise promptly. THE BENNETT COMPANY. U-MS31 1 TSn.hSALVATION ARMY solicits eastoft ClOthlnr In . , . . j . , anytning you ao nm ilk co11. repair and sell, at 114 N. iilvLw 8t" for CO(,t f collecting, to the worthy poor. Call 'phons Doug. 4136 and wagon will call. U-611 r5P.7"xllcal and surgical treatment at :.n''"' mrairn college, i4tn ana unv nport Sts.; special attention palri to con i,nt p""es; all treatment supervised oy college professors. 'Phone Doug. 11B7. t-ails answered day or night. U 128 TLvITT GARBAGE CO.. office 4th and - nui in iei. iougi&a uti. u R DA.TfA Stammerers' Institute. Ramge -"" U 89 nUI,CI -Smith, 11 N. 16, 2d 11 Mme. oor. U 690 AN.T T011 GIRL In need of a friend call LWr to tn natron of the Salvation "'i nomi ror Women at 824 N. 24th St, Omaha, Neb. U MloO ''R'V-ATE home during confinement: ba- r , """f"" ine wooa Samaritan mm. i u5h 728 nr" Ave., Council Bluffs, la. TeL 774. II 822 PENNELL Millinery Co., 822 North 16th St. U 691 J 5 RyPTURE CURED-No knife, no pain, no """"""" iom Dusmess. can or write i?J,JSifSet' tc- WL1CK CL' RE RUP TURE CO.. 511 Woodmeu of World Bldg.. Omaha. U 6U2 BT2IN?E8, .rub' goods, by mail; out t enu ror tree catalogue. Myers- Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. U-4193 CALENDAR pads. Burkley Printing Co. U Mi10 D31 Masque costumes. Lie ben. Tel. ills. Open ev. u an MASSAGE Lwd'f ! wvaaa Wiu Bld-lJIIUl UVIa U M157 J3 DR. VOGEL'S private home for ladles be- iore ana auring connnement; beat and cheapest in the city. 2319 8. 13th St. U-129 Jl FOR anything In the sowing machine Una n n A I II. CM . ,1 n a Q , . . . . . ev a . s,. r luuiiiait .u , Ulil h p. Ave. U 493 J10 BU7 from the manufacturers, Rurkley Envelope Co. U M811 D31 NAME embossed In gold letters on Christ mas presents. Henry K. Tagger, 32 Barker block. U 831 D31 TYPEWRITERS rented. $2 50 per month; an muxes; sausiuciion guaranteed, r ox Typewriter & Supply Co., 1822 Farnam St U-M218 J5 ECZEMA absolutely cured by W. A. Pax ton s salve. B. J. tscannell, agent, 5"9 YVnra C1K. U .M678 J21 LADIRIS If you want a safe, speedy regu lator that will please you address Post Box 747, Omaha, Neb. U M135 J3x DR. C. X. SOMMER, homeopath. Bee Bldg, U ftliS7 J 22 TYPEWRITERS All makes, for rent, $2 to 4 month. Central 'typewriter exchange, 1603 Leavenworth. 'Phone Red 6T.W. U M990 Jan23 WANTED Addresses of private famillP! wno win noara ana room noyios collect students at $3.50 per week. Tel. I)iig-s4 U-M216 Jl RAN AWAY From their homes near South Bend, Neb., Friday, December 2K, Roscoe Wortman, aged 13; short and heavyset dark eyes and hair, round face and pug nose, nails on three fingers of left hand crushed and purtly grown in; wore long dark pants ana one knee torn, nark gray coat fastened with safety pin, light shirt, no collar, dark cloth cap. Frank Dewev, aged 13, a little taller, dark hnir arid blue eyes, very pleasant expression, wore light gray pants, too long and rolled up at Dotiom over snort, nark pants and Mack stockings; light shirt, no collar, dark coat, dark cloth hat. Both bovs carried skates when they left home. $jo rewara ror inrormation leaning to return of both boys. O. J. Wortman. South Bend, Neb. Abhlund Independent 'Phono y-4-i-'J. I ' 2T.9 31 MEDICAL DR. PRIES, specialist; women's diseases. weaknesses, discharges, irregularities curea paimessiy ana saceiy. 514 isu. 16th. &6 BEST nerve bracer for men, "Gray's Nerve r ooa 1-nis, si dox, postpaid, bnerman & Mcconnell Drug Co., Omaha. 696 BUSINESS CHANCES Do You Wish to Make a Change II you nave a, (arm, noma, Dusinesa or property that you want to sell or ex cnanta, wruv us. GLOBE LAND AND INVESTMENT CO Omalut, Neb., or bioux City, la. Y-Ui J2 Drug stores for sale. F. V. Knlest, N. Y. Llfs Y-M&li A. ONE investment, 'Phone Red 6372. U. B. Balcombe Y-7t J-2x CONFECTIONERY, cigars and tobacco; gDOd depot location; invoice between $400 and $5oO; 70-acre farm, $66 per acre; 121 acres, $; 12 acres fruit and good 6-room house, $3,0u0. Alvy Smith Co., Co. Bluffs. Y M192 YOUNG, systematic hustler, not over Jo, to Invest about $1,000 in transfer, storage and coal business and manage dipait ment store. 13o7 N, Lincoln, Neb. Y-MS20 31 PART of Incorporated stock for sale In one of the best manufacturing businesses In the city or state. Must he taken before first of year Factorv located in Omaha. Address K 495, care of Bee. Y W7 HAVE capital for investment with service, In a large and good wholesale hardware or grocery business In a city. Party means business and all negotiations c.,n fldentlal. Address P. O. llox 43. Coufrell Bluffs, la. Y M993 SI WANTED-Man with V to l,60O to In vest in a manufacturing plant, one who will take an active interest. Address W 5o2. Hee. Y'-vMiTS Jlx WANTED A man with a small capital, to take sisitlon as assistant manager In manufacturing and Jobhlng business; must have experience. Address I. S.D, care Bee. Y 258 31 DANCING THE mid-winter term for adults at Mor and's. 16th and Harney, htun Friday. January 4, 6 p. in. ; -in I prices f"r tlrst night. Tel. Douglas VAX. M 167 j JL 5? FENCING - - -- - T ANCHOR and Iron Fenclu l - S.r. V 1-7. U I Wire Fndng Wm W AW. aVW V. At bU ri. hi "4. -G6S Jll MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS ARE YOU In need of money T This Is the time of year when everyone n ceils r..me extra cash. We have a lot -f ready rrmney which we are goln to Imn for a short time at the lowest rates ever known In this city I?OVgRHO!.DnFURN'TTtTtT1 PIANi'S. WAREHOUSE RE CEIPTS, HORSES. WAGONS, SALARIES. If you have other bills It will he cheaper for you to let ua furnish you the money to pay them and concentrate all your Indebtedness at one place. This la an old, re liable onlce and our business is as private as a bank. Don't worry. Call on us for all the money you need. Our terms are the lowest, our service Is ths quickest and our business the most private and confidential. Reliable Credit Co., 8rd Floor 307-8 Paxton Blk., Cor. 16th & Farnam Sts. X-MS31 Save Something During 1907 Start right now. Get nut of the old rut you BORROW MONEY ON FURNITURE. PIANOS OR SALARY, WITHOUT HAVING THEM DISTURBED, Then pay off your troublesome debts and concentrate all you owe. Lowest Charges . Liberal Rebate Omaha Mortgage Loan Co., lit Hoard of Trade Bldg. S08 S. 16th SL Tel. Doug. 2U!95. X-Jol ifcjstablished IWi.) SALARIED PEOPLE and cithers furnished money upon their own names, without necurlly; easy pay. ments; offices In 63 principal cities. Save yourself monay by getting my terms first D. li. lOLMAN, 714 New York Life Bldg. X-OJ DR. PKIBBENOW'3 MONEY loaned on furnltuie, salary, pianos, horses, etc., in any amount; leas than half rates; perfect privacy, immediate attention; any terms wanted; payments suspended when sick or out of work. 214 Karbach Blk. tu9 South 16th St. K 700 Bowen, 703 N. Y. Life Bldg., advances private money on chattels or salary; easy to get; no red tape. You get money same day asked for ai small cost Open evenings till 7. X 701 FOR A SgUARE DEAL GO TO THH PHOENIX CREDIT CO. For chattel or salary loans. Hii Paxton block. 'Phone, Douglas-745. X M816 EAGLE LOAN OFFICE, reliable, accom modotlng, all business confidential. 1301 Douglas. X 703 MONEY loaned on planoa, furniture, Je airy, horses, cows, eta C F. Reed, 310 S. utn. X-7ul FURNITURE, live stock, salary loans. Dull Green Loan Co., room 8, Barker Block. X-704 CHATTELS, salary and Jewelry loans. Foley Loat Co.. 1504 Farnam St. X 706 CLAIRVOYANTS MADAME BUDDHA, THE LEAD1NO PALMIST OF OMAHA, FORETELLS EVENTS QUICKLY. READS ALL OF YOUR PRESENT, PAST AND FUTURE EVENTS without asking any questions whatsoever. The accuracy of her recent predictions that have been recently made by MME. Kl'DDHA have been greatly verified In all branches. The benctit which has been received by her advice, furnishes nmple proof that her seiuorlty la Keenly leit and appreclHten: uy the many "THANKFUL" letters received expressing the amazing fruitful results of her PREDICTIONS that have come to pass in rewara to tne nn.nrs or BUSINESS. SPECULATION. TRAVEL, LOVE, MARRIAGE. HEALTH AND IMPORTANT EVENTS OF LIFE. CONSULTATIONS ARE DAILY GIVEN. Satisfaction la assured or no fee accepted. PARLORS AT 113 SOUTH 16TH ST., UPSTAIRS. Engagements made by 'Phone Douglas 4"!X. S-Ml!li2 31 WANTED TO BUY WANTED To buy, secondhand furniture, stoves, carpets, clothing and shoes; pay the best prices. Tel. Douglas 3971. N-M379 J14 WANTED To buy, soldier's additional eight-acre homestead scrip. Address John Steele, Bee Bldg., Omaha. . N M977 Jan2x CHIROPODY DR. ROY Warts, moles removed by elec tricity. R. 2. 15u5Furnam. Tel. Doug. 6487. H13 OSTEOPATHY JOHNSON INSTITUTE, 4'J N. Y. L. TeL Douglus-1664. 671 When You Write to Advertisers remember It takes only ar. extra stroks ot two of the pen to mention the fact thai you saw their ad In The Bee Abundant Rainfall and Good Crops 1 are making the west famous for ricn iarmers ana rancners. i ne Union Pacific R. R. is closing out the last of its lands In Kansas. Colorado, western Nebraska and Wyoming. $3 to $5 Par Aer EASY TERMS For full information regarding lands and special excursions ap- LAND AGENCY. U. P. R. R. Dept. B. 318 to. 15th SL OMAHA LEGAL NOTICES STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Office of Lee-Olass-Andi eeaeu Hardware Company, Omaha, Neb., December 0, lKua No Ilea is hereby given to the stockholders of the Lee-Glass- Andreesen Hardware Company that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the company will be held at the offices of the said company, corner of Ninth and Harney streets, in the city of Omaha, In the state of Nebraska, on Tues day. January 8. A. D.. Ilsi7. at 3 o'clock d. I m., for the purpose of electing a board of directors lor tne company to serve auring the ensuing year, and to transact such other buiiiness as may be presented at such meeting. Attest; W. M. GLASS. IL J. LEIS, Secretary. President. D-IMl lit NOTICE. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF THE UNION LAND COMPANY. Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholdera of the Union l,and company for the election of five di rectors and the transaction of such other business as may lawfully come before the meeting will be held at the office of the general solicitor, Union Pacific Building, 9th and Farnam Sis., Omaha, K'ebrask. on Monday, the 14th day. of January, lr7, at In o'clork a m The stock transfer books will be clgj ten days previous to the meeting. ALEX MILLER, H. cretaiy. Dated, New York. December 2"'th. li DJ3J y 6TOCKHOI-DEK8' MEETING The annual meeting of the stockholders of The South Omaha and Western Railroad Comiany, for the election of seven di rectors and the transaction of such othr biislnoS as may come before the meeting, will be held at the orhce of A. L. Mohirr. comer of Ninth and Pamam streets, Omaha. Neb., on Wednesday, the th day of January. A, D. l'V7. at 11 o'clock s. m. Vr.ilSu M. CUC tteurrary. i J i RAILWAY TIME CARD t"IO STATIO!" TKTH AMD MARCY talon PaelCe , Leave. Arrive. Overland Limited a I M em 1 11 pM The China and Jnnan Fast Mall a 41R fim 6.10.1 Colo. CaJIf. Ex a 416 pm il;Ll California Ore. Ex . ..a 4: Pm R-inF I-os Angeles IJmtled...al2r( pm a" exactl 7-."fl- "i1"1' .'; ai warn at hai North Platte Ia-iohI 10 m Will knov Reatrlce Local b 1:00 pm knt chem. t hlrago, Rock Island at Paelf giving a EAST. g or un Chicago Limited a 1:16 am s,,,. Iowa Local a 7:00 am a1 r Chicago Mail a He food-. Iowa Local hl2r06 pm b Chicago (hjistern f7x.)..a 6:06 pm a Chlcasn (Iowa Lmtd.L.a 6:S6 pin alliT" Des Moines Local a 41' re WEST. Rocky Mountain I. Unit. .a 7:3n am a 1:06 a " Colo. A Cal. Ex press... a 1:50 pm a 4:W p. Okl. Texas Express.. a 4:40 pm SJ2:06 prea , Lincoln Falrhury and Rrllcvue a :50 pm a 1:30 an (hlrato Great wrxers, ' St. Iaul V Minneapolis. :30 pm T:1B am St. Paul Minneapolis. 7:46 am 11:. pro Chicago Limited 5:40 pm :o am Chicago Kxpresa 7:45 am 1150 pm Chicago Express J. 0 pm 1.30 pm t hlraao, MllnssUre t. Pawl. Chi. and Colo. Special.. a 7:55 am a 7-30 am California and Ore. Ex. .a 6:46 pm a 3:10 pm Overland Limited a &i3b pm a 9:30 am Marlon A Cedar R. Loc.b 6:45 am bll.OOpm 1 lileaao A Korthnnlrrs. Cedar Rapids Pass a 7:06 am a l ot pm Twin City Express a 7:60 am a 10 .00 pro Chicago Daylight a 3 OA am all :15 pm Chicago Local all:S0 am a 3 46 pm Sioux City Local a 8:50 pm a 26 am Carroll Local a 4:83 pm a :60 am Ploux City Local a 1:46 pm Chicago Express a 6:50 pm a 7:30 am Fast Mall a 3:00 pm Fast Mail a 3 26 pm a 8:30 am Twin City Limited a 8:26 pm a 7:06 am Overland Limited a 8:38 pm a 9:31 am Chicago Limited all.OO pm all 61 am Norfolk-Bonesleel a 7:40 am a 10 .16 am Llncoln-Chadron b 7:4i am al0:36 am Deadwood-Llncoln a 8:00 pm a 5:06 pm Casper-Shoshoni a 3:00 pm a 6- pm Hastings-Superior b 8:00 pm b 6:08 pm Fremont-Albion b 6:02 pm bl2:40 pm Illinois Ontral. Chicago Express a 8:00 am a 3:W pm Chicago limited a 6:00 pin a 7:30 am Wabash. St. Ixiuls Express a 6:30 pm a 8:30 ant St. Louis Local (from i Council Bluffs) a 9:15 am alOJO pm Stanterry Ixical (from Council Bluffs) b 6:00 pm bll:30 mat Mlasonrl Pacific. K. C. & St. L. Express.. a 1:00 am a (:30 am K. C. & St. L. Express.. all :16 pm a 6:26 pm Nebraska Local a 3:05 pm sll:40 am BIHLIXGTOX STATION 10th A MASOlf Burlington. Leave. Arrive. Denver A California... .a 4:10 pm a 8:30 pm Black Hills a 4:10 pm a .30 pm Northwest Special a 4:10 pm a 9:06 am Northwest Express allilOpm a 6:30 pm Nebraska Express a 9:10 am a 7:40 pm Nebraska Local a 8:00 am Lincoln Local a 9:06 am Lincoln Fast Mall L 3:00 pm a12:0l pm Ft. Crook & Plattsin'th.b 1:60 pm bl0: am Bellevue & Plnttsm'th..a 7:60 am a 8:80 ar.i Denver Limited a 7:10 am Bellevue A I'ac. June. ..a 8:80 am a 8:30 am Chicago Special a 7:26 am a 7:26 am Chicago Express a 8:45 pm a 3:55 pm Chicago Flyer a 8:06 pm a 7:25 am Iowa Local a 9:16 am al0:58 pm St. Ixiuls Express a 4:46 pm all:30am Kansas Clty-St. Joe alO:45 pm a 6:46 am Kansas City-St. Joe a 9:16 am a 6:10 pm Kansas City-St. Joe a 4 45 pm WEBSTER STATION 1 nth WEBSTER Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis a Omaha. Twin City Passenger... b 8:30 am b 9il0 pm Sioux City Passenger... a 2:00 pm all :80 am Emerson Local b 6:20 pm b 9:10 am . Emerson Local a 8:46 am c 6:50 jjor, Mlasonrl Pacific. Local via Weeping Water a 8:06 am a 8:60 pm Falls City Local a 8:50 pm all :20 am a Daily, b Dally except Sunday, d Dally except Saturday, c Sunday only, e Daily except Monday. DEFECTIVE VISION AND CRIME Conclusions Draws from Observattea of Inmates of a State Re formatory, Four hundred Inmates of the Elm Ira (N. Y.) state reformatory have been fdund by the ophthalmologic of that institution to possess some defect of vision. Only tha most glaring defects were brought out, under the conditions imposed by the state, and such errors as a difference in the vision of both eyes were Ignored. In a., recent Issue of the Buffalo Medical .UA.rnal Dr. George M. Gould of Philadelphia points out tho handicap under which these young criminals are laboring when they attempt almost any work of civilization, and con tends that, Instead of punishing them, they should be given accurate and sclentlfla glasses, to enable them to make their liv ing. He says: "The state, In its infinite stupidity, doubly punishes them both by Imprisonment and by Improper glasses. Such is governmental wisdom. put upon 108 out of any 400 moral and well raised boys of 12 years of ago spectacles which would correct tho ametropia (abnormal refraction of the eye) of any one of these 1U8 boys of the reform atory, and they will get Into either the re formatory, a hospital, or their graves within a few years." Dr. Gould also states emphatically that If legislators or officers of the government were treated in a similar manner "there would bo different laws enacted, at the next legislative sessions, and the administrators would see that they were executed." He charges the state with "amazing blunder ing" and says that the state will not only not pay the oculist, but It will not let him do his work scientifically; It will not buy the glasses, and It will not take care tm have the glnsscs fitted by an expert opti cian. The author asserts that It would be a money making business If a private oculist and optician would lake the job of reducing; the state appropriations for criminal Insti tutions 50 or 75 per cent, and Insist that this could be easily done by preventing? the ocular diseases and Teflexea which di rectly cause crime In the young. What the stnte doea, or rather neglects to do, was brought out by an Inquiry which Dr. Case, ophthalmologist of the Elmira, re formatory, directed to 1:3 penal Intuitu tlons. Dr. Case asked If visual scuteness was tested when the boy or prisoner wag received; what the results were; whether glasses were prescribed; the effect on con duct, etc.; whether oculists were employed; whether appropriations were made for such work, ami so on. Sixty-three institutions failed to answer; of those who did reply, 63 per cent had no oculist and Only 6 per cent even hud an optician. Moreover, It came i out that only 16 per cent bad any appro- print Ion for such work whatsoever. In some of these institutions, Ir. Case avers, I baskets of all kinds of lenses are placed neiore ine ooys ann mey are oroerea la choose any pair they please. "The entire affair," said Dr. Gould, "Is a farce ant) absurd bit of opera bouffe at best, that should be laughed at nd burled out of tha sight of self-respecting or of buslnesa-llka people." Wherever there was any attempt to go at the subject In even an inadequate way the results on demeanor, conduct, school or hand work, promptly showed great im provement, the percentage of such Improve ment ranging from 15 to 54 and averaging about 40. In conclusion the author says: "Even under these ruinous conditions na ture responds a little, and there Is a de gree of betterment gained. What would be the gain if accurate and thorough-going work were permitted, If It were demanded T At tha same time the government prides itself on being a democracy, the medical profession prides itself upon being scientific, and the peopl) pride themselves on know ing bow to conduct an enterprise in a bust-ness-Uke manner." Entire stock of children's furs at tV4 per cent off, beosoa Tbarue, Uli 0irugla4 Ut, S i I I '4 i 1.