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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1907."
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Want ada for The Bee mar be left at
ar af tha following drug stores
oaa la "roar eoraer druggist" they
re all braaek offices of The Bee aad
rear ad will be laaerted Jaat aa
promptly aad at the aame ratea aa at
tha amala office la Tha Bee Building,
Seventeenth aad Faraam atreeta.
Albech, W. C, 40th and Farnenv.
Beranek, 8. A., 103 8. 11th St.
Bwhfi Pharmacy. 720 a 18th St.
Benson Pharmacy. Benson, Neb.
Bemls Park Pharmacy, 33d and Cuming.
Oaughlln, C. R.. Sth and Pierce Bts.
Clifton Hill Pharmacy, 2212 Military Avs.
Conte, J. B., Slat Ave. and Farnam.
CiiKsey Pharmacy, 24th and Lake.
CormaJc. Emll. 1262 8. 13th Bt
Eastman Pharmacy, 404 Hamilton.
Ehler, P. H., IN Leavenworth.
Foster A Arnold, 213 N. 26th Bt.
Freytag. John J., 1914 N. 24th Bt.
Florence Drug Co., Florence, Neb.
Goldman Phurmai'V. 20th and Lake StS.
Green's Pharmacy, corner Park A.ve and
facine.
Oreenough, O. A-, 1026 8. 10th Bt.
Oreenough. O. A., loth and Hickory.
Hayden, Wm. C, 2980 Farnam Bt.
Hanscom Park Phar., 1501 B. 29th Ave.
Holm, John, 624 N. 16th Bt.
. Huff, A. L, 2924 Leavenworth St.
King's Pharmacv, 2238 Farnam Bt.
Kountxe place Pharmacy, 8304 N. 24th.
Patrick Drug Co., 10 N. 24th St.
Lathrop, Chaa. E., 1224 N. 24th Bt.
Peyton L. E. 24th ani Leavenworth.
Saratoga Drug Co.. 24th and Ames Ave.
Bchaefer's Cut Price Drug Store, 16th and
cnicago,
Bchaefer, August, 2rai N. 16th 8t.
'- Schmidt, J. H., 24th and Cuming Bts.
Storm Pharmacy. 16th and Martha Sts.
Walnut Hill Pharmacy, 40th and Cuming.
Walton Pharmacy, 20th and Grace sta.
Wlrth, O. H., 4Mh and Hamilton SU.
DEATHS AND FINKRAL NOTICES.
SULLIVAN Bridget, wife of John Sullivan.
Nineteenth and William street. Sunday
ac 10 a. m., agea sa years.
Funeral notice later.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS
Cash in Any Amount
10 to WOO LOANKU UN FIKNITURK,
PIANOS, ETC.. OR ON YOUR SALARY
IF STEADILY EMPLOYED, without
security or publicity, at the very lowest
fates; with payments to suit your con
venience; everything strictly confidential.
Reliable Credit Co.,
Rooms 307-308 Paxton Blk.
X-3M
SALARIED PEOPLE
and others- furnished money upon their
own names, without security; easy pay
ments; offices In 3 principal cities. Save
yourself money by getting my terms first.
. .i D, 11. TOLMAN,
714 New York Life Bldg.
X-906
DR. PRIBBENOWS MONEY
loaned on furniture, salary, pianos, horses,
etc.. In any amount; less than half rats;
fierfect privacy, Immediate attention; any
erms wanted; payments suspended when
sick or out of work. 214 Karbach Blk.,
2U tsoutn loin tst. jl wus
Bowen, 703 N. Y. Life Bldg.,
advances private money on chattels or
salary; easy to get; no red tape. You get
money same nay asKea ror at small cost.
Open evenings tin v. x 907
PRIVATE PARTY
Will loan small sums to persons on their
salary provided tney noid good positions.
connaeniiai. Aaaress n , care nee.
X-678 12x
FOR A SQUARE DEAL OO TO THE
PHOENIX CREDIT CO. for chattel or
salary loans. 633 Paxton Block. 'Phone
Douglas 746. X 90S
EAGLE LOAN OFFICE Reliable, accom-
modatlng; all business confidential. 1801
Douglas. X 909
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, lew.
elrv, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 310 8.
Uth. X 910
FURNITURE, live stock, salary loans. Duff
Green Loan Co., room 8, Barker Block.
X-911
CHATTELS, salary and Jewelry loans.
Foley Loan Co., 1V Farnam St. X 912
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Numbering stamp, in good
condition. Inquire Georg. K, Wright, Bee
omce. -M:i
SEND us your mall orders for drugs:
freight paid on 110 lots. Myers-Dliiun
Drug Co., omana. W-37
SHKRW1N W1ILIAMS CO., best mixed
paint. Buerman Moconneu Drug Co.
Q938
HALL'S safes, new, 24-hend, 1818 Farnam.
i i
yBW bargains In 2d-hand soda fountains;
monthly payments. Derigut, 1818 Farnam.
ONE 9-inch Jenkins' valve tor sale. Apply
W, n. iriue, cniiunr, see iag.
Q-M12X
GASOLINE engine' and wood-working
machinery for sale cheap. Apply Anchor
Fence alfg. CO.. Ml IX. 17th HL
- Q MU9
COAL 16.26 ton; burr egg, big alse, good;
try It; s pnones. ii.nuun weem.
QiXi J10
BARGAINS la unredeemed Jewelry. 418 N.
FOR BALE A nanaaome bookcase, ma
hogany flnlslw at a bargain. Telephone
lUrimy !& W x
ONE Remington typewriter, No. 8, In good
condition, for sals cheap. Call at Use
ofnoe. -M(iax
FOR' BALE Model "K" Wlnton Automo
bile; fully equipped; top lights, etc.;
only run sOO miles: guaranteed nrst-cla
condition. Price rJ.0w). Addreas C. E.
Wilkina. Dewey boteL omana. Neb.
Q-M947
1 b fKET H wire cable. In good condition.
for sale cheap. R. W. Baker, Bupt. Bee
Bldg. Q-f7x
FOR SALE 10 H. P. Westtnghouse. 11 H.
P. Stevens traction engtnea, cheap. J. L.
Sundean. Nahoo, Neb. Q M39I lOx
FOR SALE Cheap, pairs of plgaons; I
pairs are homers; slso pen and other
effects. Addreas A care Bee.
Q 420 8x
NO REMINGTON, good as new, $50. 1717
Chicago Bt. w mks as
B1NGEH sewing machine, nearly itrg. solid
oak 4. im lavenport. tj ai.i',7 x
PATENTS
. J. LARSON CO.. patent lawyers:
patent buok free. Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
SHARPS MACHINE SHOPS Patents
arocured. Inventions developed, drawings,
patterns. oaaMug. marMua worrt H-U
WANTED MALE HELP
U. 8. NAVY enlists young men and me
chanics of good physique and character,
oitlsei-s of u. 8., 17 to 16 years. Special
pay and. training for qualified men, and
advancement when qualified. Greatly In
creased pay for men who re-enllst. Re
tirement alter 30 years service lor en
listed men, with VAJ0 to 11.062.17 ( pay)
per annum. Privilege of discharge by
purchase. Navy Recruiting StatloTia,
P O. Hide., OmahA, Lincoln, Hastings
and Sioux city.
B MSJi 12i
Calls for high grade men are Increasing
every day. You should a em ana me nign
est price obtainable for your service.
Ws are In a position to get that for you,
therefore, you should register with us at
once. Call or writs a once.
WESTERN REF. A BOND ASS'N.. INC.,
' 640-1-2 N. T. Life Blug.
B M-680 T
WANTED At once, 600 sound young men,
aged 18 to 85, for firemen ana Draaemen
on leading western railroads and for new
roads now being compietea; expenento
Unnecessary; firemen $100 per month;
brakemen ITS; poult Jons now open; call or
write at once for particulars. National
Ry. Training Ass'n, 820 X. Paxton Blk.,
Omaha. Neb. B M40 F4
WANTED Men to learn barber trade. We
prepare you for positions 112 to w
weekly, ureal aemana tor onrm, i
positions for every graduate. Few weeks
completes. Money earned from start.
Tools given. Call or write. Moler Barber
College. 1114 Farnam St. B-M396 10X
MEN and boys. Plumbing or bricklaying
trade pays $6 to $8 per day. we teacn
you by practical Instructions In three
months; position guaranteed; free cata
logue. Coyne Trade School. 4875 Eaatpn
Ave.. Bt. Louis, Mo. B-876
WANTED A watoh. You get It for a
few hours of your Urn. Writs at once
to Malena Company. Warrlorsmark, Pa.
WANTED Five boys; good wages; perma
nent Job. A. D. T. CO., aia o. aun
Drug clerks wanted. F. V. Knlest. N. Y. L
O I 9
RULER and forwarder; must have good
references. A. L Root, tlno.j, mo-iau
Howard. B 814
WANTED High clasa soap salesmen. Ad
dress Bwlft and Company, soutn iimana.
ij aim ii
WANTED Ruler; steady Job, highest
wages. Address Brown & uaenger, moux
Falls, S. D. B M403 7
WANTED Experienced railroad fireman
for work out or city; no iee cnargea.
Inquire at Room No. 108, Midland hotel.
Or 1 X
WANTED All-round blacksmith. Write to
Box , Fairmont, Neb. o M512 IX
WANTED Bright young man or woman.
able to keep dooks ana nanaie typewriter.
to take permanent position in lumoer ana
coal office; resident of South Omaha pre
ferred. Address in own hand, stating
experience, salary expected to start ana
references. Aaaress x in, nee.
a M71 12
WANTED at once. Elevator conductor for
passenger elevator. Must be experience!.
careful, courteous and intelligent, ino
boys need apply. Bee Mr. F. V. Peck,
Main Floor. The Bennett Company.
J3 MiAl s
WANTED at once, smart boy for Station
ery Department, not under is, one wining
to get on. See Mr. Ruasell, Stationery
Department, Main Floor. The Bennett
Company. B M648 8
WANTED Foreman, uip-to-date ad and
Job man; shop modern; linotype; life
position for right man; wages right,
Kearney (Nebraska) Hub. B M566 8
WANTED Treasurer and assistant miui-
ager for new high class vaudeville theater
at Ooldneld, Nev.; salary $60 weekly; must
Invest ic.&oo; money returned from first
profit; will be a gold mine. Address
Nevada Hippodrome Circuit Co., Dead-
wood, 8. D. B M587 x
WANTED FEMALE HELP
GIRLS to operate power machine In shirt
ana overall r actor y; permanent worn. ju.
B. Smith A Co., Uth and Douglas Sts.
C-877
WANTED 6 laundry girls. M. E. Smith's
factory, 11 tn and Douglas Bis. c sjs
COOK WANTED-3008 California St
C 268
WANTED Second girl; references re
quired. 8612 Farnam St, C M31Z
WANTED Manicure girl; Mondamtn
Hotel Barber Shop, Bloux City, la.
SECOND girl "wanted at 2225 Farnam.
C 328
HELP WANTED Experienced coat hands
In alteration department. O Donohoe Red
mond Normlle Co., 16th and Howard Sts.
C M399 7x
GIRLS To work on power machine and
mashers. Hurgess ehlrt Co.. xx rarnam
St C 422 Feb
WANTED Experienced lady stenographer
one wno can operate Bmitn iremier ma
chine: steady employment. Address P 638,
care Bee. C M620 7
WANTED Head saleslady for busiest book
selling, spot In omana. uood salary to
the right girl. Must be experienced and
educated. Apply by letter. E 640. Bee
office. C M650 8
WANTED Washerwoman.
Apply In per-C-683
8x.
son at 2028 Maple Bt.
WANTED at once, high class, smart, well
put on, saleslady, one making good In
present position, and willing and anxious
to get opportunity for advance, dee Mr
Russell, Stationery Dept., Main Floor.
The Bennett Company. C M&49 8
WANTED A cook for a family of four;
work light, evenings and Bunday after
noon off; wages 20 per month. Apply
James 8. Kennedy, Fort Omaha, Neb.
C M589 13
WANTED Two girls; a good cook and a
good laundress, at once, me iTerne, imn
and Harney C M688 9x
WANTED SALESMEN
WANTED Men with team and rig to sell
a line of high-grade family reraedlea
spices and extracts to consumers; must
be honest, sober and Industrious. The
Gladstone Medicine Co., Hawarden, la.
L 87
WANTED Salesman for country territory.
Expenses paid. Position will pay 11,600
per year to the rlKht person. Reference
required. The Smith Premier Typewriter
Co.. 1628 Farnam Bt. L M545 8
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNG man wants place In private family
to work for Poara nna room wnue go ng
to school. Boyles' College. Tel. Doug. liM.
A So4
COMPETENT young woman desires em
ployment. clerical omce or store. Aa-
d ress O 625. care Bee. A M433 Tx
LOST AND FOUND
Wil l, nartv who took a nalr of skates off
toe back piauorm 01 uoogs car uecemner
1 return to uee ouicet r, questions.
Let 181
LO8T or strayed. One brown corker
spaniel pup witn snort tan. curiy nair,
very playful. Finder will please notify
fhnrlea I Rowe. 623 S. 36th Bt.. or Tel.
Douglas 7477, or Ash 447-3 and I will pay
86 reward. lost aui
PARTY seen picking up lady's gold watch
Friday will pltase return to miss tiell.
wash goods department Hayden Bros.,
at once and avoid runner iron Die.
Lost -428 8s
FOR EXCHANGE
BALE OR TRADE Clean stock of gro
ceries, wltn or without Duuaing, tor tirra
land In eastsrn Nebraska. Addreas BUIr,
Box lag. 2 M3J6 9
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE T.0OO equity
In a large tract of lana near tisnsas my
to exchange for Income property. Ad
dress 8. E. E.. Indlanola. Ia. &-M461 8
CLAIRVOYANTS
MADAME BUDDHA.
The Trtln Palmist of Omaha,
Revelations of past and future described.
Parlwia. 118 sv Mitt aU OPP. eoaioneiors.
Don't Grumble About Your Work
If you're dissatisfied with your present position, put n Want Ad
in The Dee. The very best people read The Dee. the best posi
tions are advertised in its columns. -:- -s- -:-
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT Splendid -room first floor
apartment In one of the best apartment
buildings In the city; thoroughly modern;
excellent neighborhood; easy walking dis
tance center; rent $); an excellent op
portunity. Address F 624, care Bee.
E M4SJ
DEWEY European Hotel, 13th and Farnam.
B 880
Doug. 611. O.M.E. Hauls Trunks
E 81
FRONT room, well heated; nicely fur
nished; strictly modern. 2469 Harney.
K SSI .
FURNISHED
Dodge St.
rooms, all
modern. 1718
E M540 8x
FURNISHED room for gentleman; private
family. 816 N. 18th. E-M539 8
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
Three good rooms and bath on second floor
at 2B& Spalding St. E M536
FINELY furnished suite
Farnam.
of rooms. 2701
B M572 12x
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
VIENNA hotel; private dining ""JT0,
NICELY furnished, well heated room, all
modern conveniences; excellent table; pri
vate family. 2469 Harney. F 8S4
ROOMS, breakfast, privileges, telephone.
116 N. 28th. F-M390 3
NICELY furnished warm rooms; modern
conveniences; good board. The Rose, 2020
Harney St. F-48 J24x
FURNISHED rooms, modern, with board.
2408 Casa St. F-M200
WITH board, a furnished
suitable for two; steam
Douglas 4460.
south room,
heat. 'Phone
F M534 12x
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT Three unfurnished, modern
rooms; desirable location. 'Phone Taylor
8058. G 419 7x
FOR RENT HOUSES
224 N. 2&th St. 8-room flat, strictly mod
ern; tenant pays water; $u0.
2212 Clark St. 6 rooms, bath, toilet, gas;
8.2. 60 and water.
2210 Clark St. 4 rooms, bath, toilet, gas,
14) and water.
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO.,
1606 Dodge SU
D M378 10
SEE us when shipping household goods to
large cities west; we can save you money.
EXPRESSMEN'S DELIVERY CO., 214 N.
16th St, Tel. Doug. 1196. D-SSS
FOR RENT 8-mom house, all modern ex
cept fumao 120.
-room house, all modern, new furnace 825.
C. M. BACHMANN,
438 Paxton Block. D 492
WE DO expert piano moving at lowest
prices. Tel. Douglas 1626. Schmoller &
Mueller Piano Co., 1311-1313 Farnam.
D 887
t TOTTCJTTQ In all parts of the city. The
j.iwjtjx-ikj c F rjavts Co., Bee Bldg.
D 888
trnTTOTT'Q In all parts of the city. R.
C. Peters A Co.. Bee Bldg.
D 8
HOUSES, Insurance. Rlngwalt, Barker Blk.
u sw
OMAHA Van A Storage Co., pack, move.
store, H. H. goods; storenouse 1120-24 IN.
19th. Office, 1611 Farnam. Tel. Doug. i;.
D 841
7-ROOM house, all modern, 2723 Cuming St.
D M376
8-ROOM flat, modern, good repair, opposite
Hanscom Park XJ. rnone Douglas ba.
. JJ OVA
FOR RENT Modern 9-room brick house:
1128 S. 31st Bt.; 840 per month. Thomas
Brennan. room L N. Y. Life Bid
13
12-ROOM. modern, close In. 8. W. cor. 27th
and Jackson. Fine condition inside, win
be painted outside, $60. Bemls, Paxton
b. raxioi
D-M349
Blk. Phone Douglas 688.
FOR RENT 8-room brick house, basement
finished, all modern, new rurnace, only
half block from car, good neighborhood;
rent 835 per monin (worm loo)- c. M
Bachmann. 436 Paxton Block. D 336
VERY nice house, T rooms, strictly mod
em, practically new, 14 Leaven
worth. D-401 J14x
WE MOVE Pianos. Maggard Van and
Storage to. Tel. uoug. urnce, wu
Webster St. D 894
FOR RENT 7-room house, modern except
rurnace. close in, zu in. attn Ave.; new
nlumblng. paint and paper complete. Will
repaint outside when weather permits;
326. Apply at wi xn. junn bi. l mim
14-ROOM modern house, all furnished, close
to high school, ueea Bros., 1710 Farnam
Bt D M340
STRIC1CLY modern 9-room house. 2701
Dodge St., win make tne rent reasonable
If taken this month. Call Morand, Ztoi
Dodgs. D 353
FOUR room flat, very pleasant; gas and
city water; 232:a. 29tn Bt. D M397 7x
FOR RENT 6 rooms, partly modern, new
house, wm micago. utzi ix
8-ROOM dwelling, 8116 Woolworth Ave.
fc&60. Bel by. pnone Douglas laio.
D-M445 8
STEAM heat,
all modern, 7-room house.
220 N. 23d.
D M588
8017 WEBSTER St., five
rood rooms
modern, except furnace.
Paxton Blk.
Btrlnrer. 631
D A153T 7x
8-ROOM all modern house; references re
quired. Inquire 2212 Spencer St.
D M442 12x
8-ROOM, modern cottage, fine yard, stable,
$26. O. r . Davis CO. D M647 12
9-Room house, 1123 Park Ave. Inquire 2620
Leavenworth Bt. D M523 12x
CHOICE new 6-room modern house. 'Phone
Hamey-2768. D MTi76 g
FOR RENT STORES & OFFICES
1207 Howard, 8 story and convenient base
ment. F. D. Wead. 1624 Douglas.
1-685 11
FOR RENT Desk room In Bee omce, city
hall building. 417 N. 26th BL. South
Omaha, Apply to manager. 1134
FOR RENT Large corner store room. lth
and Vinton Sta., 830. C. M. Bachmann,
4.s Paxton Block. I MK21
FOR RENT The 8-story and basement
building 1023 Douglas St. Apply on the
premises or to David Cola 1896
FOR RENT 43tore room 1009 Farnam St.
Inquire Vienna hotel office. I M374
PRINTING
1 VNr.Tin High grade 1807 Calendars,
LUIUOIrtU 8 corn., Mtn ot Bnd
& JORVE Capitol Ave. -97
CENTRAL PRINTING CO. Fine Job
work; typewritten letters. 110 8. 17th St.,
1S blocks north Bee Bldg. M J19
WATER8 PRINTING CO., 1307 Howard St.
-Mlil FebJ7
JENNINGS PRINTING CO.
las 63X0.
'Phone Doug-
MJ7
POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES
FOR BALE New and second-hand billiard
and pool tables; we lead the world In
cheap bar fixtures: easy payments.
brtuuiwKa-Balae-Cotleqd'V, 407 i. loth BL
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
two or three years; tenants
pay water rent; only 8 blocks
from postofflce; yearly rental
81.60, or a little over 10 per
cent gross; lot 6fix132, fenced
In, good stone walks, street
paved, all special taxes of
every description paid. You
don't often find a Detter fin
ished piece of property in
Omaha. Price, $16,600. Owner
nonresident.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
SOLE AGENTS,
First Floor N. Y. L. Bldg.
Tel. Douglas 178L
RE M449 8
RE
SOME REAL BARGAINS
8 rooms, thoroughly modern,
large south front lot, perma
nent walk. Iron fence In front,
splendid location, close to car
line and to one at the boat res
idence districts In city; $2,660.
7 rooms, two large lots, cov
ered with shade and fruit,
barn; this Is on easy terms of
$150 cash, balance payments;
$960.
6 rooms, walking distance,
near boulevard; nice east front
lot; rents for $16; on easy pay
ments, for $1,400.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT
CO.
Douglas Block. Tel. Doug-6691.
RE M567 7
Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance.
Let us show you our list of city property.
acres, lmprovea larms ana cneap western
lands.
BERKA ft CO..
Tel. Doug'as 7497. 938 N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE 890
BEST LAND IN TEXAS IS BRAZOS
VALLEY LAND.
It makes owner end tenant rich. It pay
tio.uu per acre reniai. it is tn tne oil and
fas belt; 46 Inches of rain per annum,
t Is rich, black prairie land. Unim
proved land, $10 to $16. Tracts 800 to 6,600
acres, ino traaes; list tree, miana f,
Lockwood, San Antonio, Tex. -
RB-M337
FOR BALD Two modern houses and large
Darn one Diock north of Hanscom park;
paved street, east front, lot 76x160. East
ern owner win sen at a Dargain.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1 New York -Life Bldg.
RE 423
Wm aCT.T. lanA In Ti,lrA11 nn. ..,.. XT,,.
the great corn, small grain, alfalfa and
tame grass country In southeastern Ne
braska, write uh ror land list. G. D.
Follmer A Son, Nelson, Neb. RE 901
FINE. new. modern house. Wirt St. $6,250.
8. Hawver, 1614 Emmet St.. Sole Agent.
' RE M408 F4
FOR SALE FARMS
COLORADO LANDS
have 100,000 acres of choice farming land
for sale. Mr. H. E. Shultz, representing
the company, can be found at the office
of the Globe Land and Investment com
pany, with samples of grain raised In
Lincoln county, Colorado. We also have
choice homesteads we can locate you on.
Our next excursion will be on Tuesday.
January 16, 1907. As to rates and other
information, call at omce of Globe Land
and Investment company, rooms 1 and 2,
Patterson block, umana, nMS,i 10
640 acres Cuban orange land. Robertson,
8.TI Neville diock. H M.fi a 7x
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
GARVIN BROS., 1604 Farnam, 6 and 6H
per cent loans on real estate; no oeiay.
W 628
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
W SC7
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
urnam Bmltn A Co., 1320 Farnam Bt.
W 828
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Paxton Block.
W 929
PRIVATE MONEY T. D. Wead, 1520 Doug.
W J0
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property in omana; lowest rates;
no aeiay. i nomas tirennan. n. i. M. X
Life. W 931
WANTED City loans. R. C. Peters A Co,
W 30
LOANS on Improved city property. W, H,
Thomas, 606 First National Bank Bldg.
W-9J3
MISCELLANEOUS
The
MID-WINTER TERM
of
BOYLES COLLEGE
opens Wednesday, January x. The new
catalogue Is ready. Address H. B
Boyles, President, Omaha. R 868
OMAHA Safe and Iron Works make a spe
cialty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and
sates, u. Anareen, nop., jut s. loth St.
U 70
SIGN PAINTING S. H. Cole, 1302 Douglas.
K 871
IOWA Sanitary Cleaning Co., 1911 Farnam,
R 8J2
DAVIS BROS., machinists; general repair
ing. ivjo jicuuo bi. iei uougias m
K-669 J 14
AUCTION ER If you want your stock of
gooas sold or reduced write ine at Glen
wood, la., Capt. t. P. Fowler.
R-M763 J22
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 Sioux City, la.
Y-3U0 Fl
Drug stores for sale. F. V. Knlest, N. Y. Ufa
, Y-873
FOR SALE Saratoga Hotel, located at 2421
Ames Ave.; X rooms, good location; rea
son for selling, proprietor leaving city.
Y-M447 lis
FOR SALE One-half Interest In planing
mill and building; new machinery In
stalled and building Just finished re
modeling. Will sell or trade to responsi
ble party a half-interest, or sell entire
plant. Good opportunity for some one.
Address 11 41, care Bee. Y 674 fcx
I CONFECTIONERY. bakery and lunch
stock; only soda fountain in town or i.suu
Inhabitants: doing well; reason for selling,
health. Address N 616. care Bee.
Y-688 8x
CHIROPODY
DR. ROY Warts, moles removed by eleo
Uioltjr. R. X, loi Fariuua st Voug. 897.
"-4U
PERSONAL
CITT STEAM LAUNDRY Shirts pressed,
not Ironed. 211 S. 11th St. Tel. Doug. JM.
U-887
SEWING machines rented, any make. 7&o
per week or 82.00 per month. Pecona
nnnd machines for sale, ffi.oo and up.
Neb. Cycle Co., 16th and Harney.
U 817
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs.
Dr. King. 20,18 N. 21st St. Tel. Doug. sw.
U-918
PLEATING
ALL KINPB,
tuns. Ruchlng,
tr.mhrnlrierlnir.
Dyeing and Cleaning, Sponging and Shrink
ing, only 5c per yaid. Send for price list
and sample.
GOLDMAN PLEATING CO.,
400 Douglas Block. Tel. Douglas 1!W6.
V 9l
THE 8ALVATION ARMY solicits castoff
doming; in fact, anything you do not
need; we collect, repair and sell, at 114 N.
11th St.. for cost of collecting, to the
worthy poor. Call 'Phone Doug. 4135 and
wagon will call. U 611
FREE medical and surgical treatment at
vreignton Menical college, 14th and uav
enport Sts.: SDeclal attention tald to con
flnement cases; all treatment supervised
oy coiiege prorcssors. 'Phone Doug. ii(.
Galls answered day or night. U 129
THE CITY GARBAGE CO., office 4th and
Leavenworth Sts. Tel. Douglas 13S7.
U-920
OMAHA
Stammerers' Institute,
Ramge
Bldg.
U 921
M AfiN PT!P'retnent and baih. M
1UAVJ11C1 IV-smith. 118 N. 16. 2d fV
me.
floor.
U 680
ANY poor girl In need of a friend call
or write to the matron of the Balvatlon
Army Home for Women at 3824 N. 24th
Bt,, omaha. Neb. U M100
PRIVATE hum .lHn, flr,.rr,. . Ko.
dios adopted. The Good Samaritan Sani
tarium, iai irst Ave., Council Bluffs, la.
Tel. 774. U 822
Af ASS A (IF, fo' circulation. 10 N. 16th,
itooYVJU room 2, second floor.
U 386 F3
bXRJNGES, rubber goods, by mall: cut
rices; send for free catalogue. Myers'
'llloa Drug Co.. Omaha, U 823
MASQUE costumes. Lieben. Tel. 4115. Open
evenings. U 9114
COSTUMES, 8318 8. th. Sack. Tel. Red 7073.
U 362 F-X
FOR anything In the sewing machine line
o 10 tr. c. rioaman Co., 1U4 cap. Ave.
U-493 J10
ECZEMA absolutely eured by W A. Pax-
, 1. . n . . i . . n . . .
ion v mivb. d. j, Dcanneu, agent, nov ware
oia- U M787 J 21
DR. C. N. SOMMER, homeopath. Bee Bldg.
U M OT Js
TYPEWRITERS All makes, for rent. $3 to
montn. central 'jypewrlter exchange,
iova Ajeaveiiwonn. I'none Ked 6699.
U M990 Jan28
DR. VOOEL'S private home for ladles be-
f tore anu during oonflnement; best and
cneapest in tne city. Z319 a. 13th Bt.
U-M341
KKJCINED. educated vounar ladv nt Si
stranger in the city, ho dinar rood ml-
tlon, wishes to make the acquaintance of
a young man or culture and education.
Aoaress gi-oas, care Bee. U M608 8x
MEDICAL
BEST nerve bracer for men, "Gray's Nerve
rooa mis, ti dox, postpaid. Sherman A
iviconnen Drug Co.. Omaha, 925
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy. second-hand furniture.
stoves, carpets, clothing and shoes; pay
mo ui ywuBB. jei. uougias anil.
N M379 J14
FLORISTS
HESS A 8WOBODA, 1416 Farnam. -616
L. HENDERSON, 1619 Farnam. Tel. Doug.
j- is
PLUMBING
LYNCH BROS. Repair work our specialty.
lis im. ma ot. lei. ijougiaa 1477.
073 J27
FENCING
ANCHOR and Iron Fencing; Wire Fencing
bu per 1001. on rt. inn bu lei. itea N4.
-668 J18
DETECTIVE AGENCY
WETMORE Detective Service. 'Phone Red
8384. Rooms 11 and 12. Union Blk., 16th
ana v arnam. J is
DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING In family or at home. Mil
Sturdy, 2M2 Chicago. 'Phone Red 4703.
836
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON INSTITUTE, 418 N. Y. L. Tel.
Douglaa-1664. 93a
HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SALE
HORSES All kinds.
Myers, 1716 Jackson
P M411 4
LEGAL NOTICES
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Office of Lee-Glass-Andreesen Hardware
Comwiny. Ouiuba. Neb.. December 9. 190&
Notice Is hereby given to the stockholders
of the Lee-Glass-Andresen Hardware
Company that the annual meeting of the
stockholders of tha company will be held
at the ofnees of the said company, corner
of Ninth and Harney atreeta, in the city of
Omaha, In the state of Nebraska, on Tues
day, January 8, A. D., 1907, at 3 o'clock p.
m., for the purpose of electing a board of
directors for the company to serve during
the ensuing year, ana to transact such
other bualuess as may be presented at
such meeting. Attest;
W. M. CLASS. H. J. LEE.
Secretary. President.
D -9d m
NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF THE
UNION LAND COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Union
Land com Daily for the election of five dl
rectors and the transaction of such other
business as may lawfully come before the
meeting will be held at tne omce or me
feneral solicitor. Union Paclna Building,
Ih and Farnam 81st, Omaha, Nebraska,
on Monday, tha Uth day of January, 1907,
at la o'clock a. m.
The stock transfer books will be closed
ten days previous to the meeting.
ALEX MILLER, Becretary.
Dated, New York, December $oth. 10.
D-Ad Kx
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of The Bee
Building company will be held at 4 o'clock
p. m., Tuesday, January 22, 1907, at the
office of said company in Tha Bee building,
Omaha, for the election of a board of di
rectors for the ensuing year and the trans
action of such other business as may prop
erly come before such meeting
C. C. ROSE WATER, Secretary.
J2dl4t DAS
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINO.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
The Bouth Omaha and Western Railroad
Company, for the election of seven di
rectors and ths transaction of such other
business as may oome before the meeting,
will be held at the office of A. L. M oh lei',
corner of Ninth and Farnam streets,
Omaha, Neb., on Wednesday, ths 9th day of
January. A. P. 1907, at 11 o'clock a. m.
LOVdlit. T. H. OtOi. Seuretary.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER-
master, Fort Ieavenworth, Kansas, Jan
uary 7, 1S07. Sealed proposals. In tripli
cate will be received here until 11 a. m..
central lime, February ft. 1907. and then
opened for constructing one Cavalry Drill
lall, and an addition to Building No. one.
at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Full In
formation and blank forms of proposal
urnlshed on application to this office.
where plans and specifications may be seen.
United Slates reserves the right to accept
Or reject any and alt proposals, or any
part thereof. r;nveinpea to tie ennorsen,
'Proposals for Public Buildings," and ad
dressed to Captain J. E. Normoyle, Quar
termaster, ji-a-s-iori-e
RAILWAY TIME CARD
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lalea Paella
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The China and Japan . .
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Chi. and Colo. Special.. a 7:65 am a 7:30 am
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Overland Limited a 8:3b pm a 9:30 am
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K. C. A St. L. Express.. all :15 pm a 6:26 pm
Nebraska Local .........a 1 .06 pm all: 40 am
Chicago, Rock Island FaelSe.
EAST.
Chicago Limited a 3:15 am a 7:10 are
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Chicago Mall a 8:46 pm
Iowa Local b!2:06 pm b 9:65 pm
Chicago (Bastern Ex.).. a 6:06 pm a 1:35 pm
Chicago (Iowa Lmtd.)..a 6:36 pm al2:25 pm
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Lincoln Falrbury and
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8:06 pm
Twin City express a 7:o am
a 10:00 pm
all:16 pm
a 8:46 pm
Chicago Daylight a 8:00 am
Chicago Local aii su am
Bloux City Local.
.a :b0 pm
a 9:zt am
Carroll Local
Sioux City Local..
Chicago Express ,.
...a :ai pm
9:60 am
a 8:46 pm
..a 6:60 pm a 7:30 am
a 1:00 om
Fast Man
Fast Mall
Twin City Limited...,
..a 8 26 pm a 8:30 am
..a 8:26 pm a 7:08 am
..a 8:38 pm a 9:31 am
..all :00 pm all Bl am
Overland Limited ....
rh raao Limited
Norfolk-Bonesteel
.a 7:40 am al0:36 am
Llncoln-Chadron b 7:4o am al0:36 am
Deadwood-Llucoln -a 8:00 pm a 6:06 pm
Caaper-Shoshonl a 3:00 pm a 6:06 pm
Hastings-Superior b 9:00 pm b 6:06 pm
Framont-AlDion o o.va pm du:i pm
Chicago Great Westera.
Bt. Paul A Minneapolis. 8:30 pm
Bt. Paul A Minneapolis. 7:46 am
7:10 am
11:60 pm
6:00 am
Chicago Limited 6:40 pm
Chicago express cam
Chicago Express 8:30 pm
11:60 pm
8:80 pm
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express a 8:00 am a 8:45 pm
Minn. A Bt. Paul U.X...D :uu am a 8:15 Dm
Chicago limited a o:w pm
Minn. A St. Paul Ltd. .a 8:30 pm
a 7:30 am
a 7:80 am
Wubaah.
St. Louis Express a 6:80 pm a 8:89 am
Bt Louis Local cirom
Council Bluffs! a 9:16 am al0:30 om
Stanberry Local (from
Council Bluns) d bwu pm du:so am
BURLINGTON STATION 10th MAiON
Barllngtoa.
Leave. Arrive,
Denver A California.
Black Hills
Northwest Special ...
Northwest Express ..
Nebraska Express ...
Nebraska Local
IJncoln Local
..a 4:10 pm a 8:30 pm
..a 4:10 pm a 6:80 pm
..a 4:10 pm a 9:06 am
..all:10 pm a 6:30 pm
..a 9:10 am a 7:40 pm
..a 6:00 am
a 9:08 am
Lincoln Fast Mall.
.1' 8:00 pm al2:01 pm
Ft. Crook A Plattsm'th.b 1:50 pm bl0:25 am
Bellevue A riatism tn..a r.ov am a 8:30 am
Denver Limited a 7:10 am
Rellevue A Pac. June. ..a 3:80 am a 8:80 am
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Unicago .xivn .w m q.oo pin
Chicago Flyer .a 8:06 pm 7:26 am
Iowa Local a 9:16 am al0:68 pm
Bt. Louis Express a 4:46 pm all :30 am
Kansas Clty-Ht, Joe al0:45 pm a 6:46 am
Kansas Clty-St. Joe a 9:16 am a 6:10 pm
Kansas Clty-et. joe a :o pm
WEBSTER gTATlON-10th WEBSTER
Chteagro, St. Paal, Minneapolis
Omaha.
Twin City Passenger.. .b 6:80 am b 9:10 pra
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 6:60 pm
Mlssoarl Paelflo.
Local via WeeDlnsr
Water a 8:06 am a 6:60 pm
Falls City Local a 8:60 pm all: 20 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, d Dally
except Saturday, c Sunday only. . t Dally
except Monday.
TOO POOR TO GO TO WAR
Japan's Debts Enough to Hold It
Awlhle, Things Returned
Missionary.
"I do not think Japan wants war with
the United States." said Father Claudius
Ferrand, Catholic missionary In Japan.
"There are many reasons, but one great
reason Is. that it has not the ' money,
even If It had the desire," said Father
Ferrand. "Japan had to get all the money
fcr the late war from foreign countries.
It Is In debt more than $1,000,000,000. It
got no Indemnity from the Russians, and
since the war the taxes burdening the peo
ple nre considerably more than double what
they were before. It can't raise the
money Itself, therefore, and I don't see
how It could get foreign nations to
finance a war with so powerful and rich a
country as the United States. England had
to have strong guarantees for the Interest
on Its loans. Japan has pledged to Eng
land the revenues of the custom houses, of
the government railroad and government
monopoly of tobacco to pay the Interest on
her debt. That Is why the war with Rus
sia stopped when Japan was In the flush of
triumph. It wss not your Illustrious presi
dent; It was the financiers who really made
peace. It seems preposterous to believe
that a country so burdened would rush Into
war. .
"Neither Is the government likely- to be
forced Into war by popular clamor... Of
course public opinion has an Influence on
the government, but the ministry Is not
responsible to parliament, but to the em
peror. They are more likely, then, to be
moved by self-interest and honor than by
passion.
"All ' this talk surprises and confounds
me. . It nurses no old sore; it has no
grudge to satisfy. Japan has always .had a
friendly feeling for the United States. If
It had some revenge to seek I could un
derstand why this California school affair
might be taken as a pretext for war.
"There Is only one reason why Japan
might desire war with the United States.
It has a Monroe doctrine of Its own
Asia for the Asiatics. You are In Asia, In
the Philippines, and she would not be sorry
to see you get out. The Asiatic sentiment
1 Is rising In the orient, and will have to be
reckoned with. But Japan has a more Im
portant object In view Just now than ths
Philippines. It made not' peace, but sim
ply a truce with Russia. It wants to
strengthen Itself on the Asiatic conti
nent. It wants a larger Japanese popu
lation In Corea, and especially tn Man
churia, and desires to push back the Rus
sians aa far as Lake Baikal, which It re
gards as the natural boundary of the two
nations."
Father Ferrand has been for sixteen
years a missionary In Japan and tor the
last seven years has conducted a college
at Tokto. 'lie will leave shortly for the
Paelflo coast, whence he . will return to
Japan. Los Angeles Times.
If you have anything to trade advertise
It In the For Exchange column ef Tha
Bee Want Ad page.
DAN CUPID WORKS OVERTIME
TJniqnt Dirtiactita f a Cortet Ftctory ia
Few Enrlani.
A CLEARING HOUSE FOR MARRIAGES
Five Hundred of n Thousand Working
Olrls Married Within Three
Years And the fiood Work
Goes on Merrily.
Cupid has been making his headouarterg
In a big corset factory at South Norwalk.
Conn., and, out of the 1.000 girls who work
there, 6(0 have fallen victims to his ar
rows. Every holldny has Its batch of
brides; there were fourteen on Thanks
giving day and ther were seventeen more
on Christmas. One day last spring six took.
holiday, and came back with plain gnld
rings. A year ago tlio marrying epldemlo
seised the rutting mom. and ten cutters
Joined the hymeneal procession. The su
perintendent himself married one of ths
prettiest girls several yrara ago.
Not one out of that fourteen married a
man from the factory. M.ist of the bride
grooms are from South Norwalk. and all
are bred and born Americans, but there tM
not a corset-maker among then).
"That Isn't saying anything against our
boys here, though," protested one pretty
forewoman. "It's Just because all the eli
gible men In the factory are already mar
ried. There are not so many men em
ployed here In the factory anywHy, and
there are more than a thousand girls. Bo
most of the girls have to find husbands
outside."
Five Hundred Marrtagres Already.
Out of more than 1.000 young, pretty girls
nearly 600 of them are already married
and all within a few years. Out of the 600
left, at the rate they are going, this quiet
New England town will hold the record for
the country having the prettiest and most
desirable factory girls In ths matrimonial
maiket.
'I don't know whether the credit belongs
to our particular type of girls or the par
ticular type of factory," said Mr. Charles
Dlmond, the superintendent. "We pride
ourselves on both. Nearly every girl em
ployed here Is a native-born American.
They are a type of young womanhood su
perior to that found In the average factory.
But, then, we do not consider this an av
erage factory. Ever since It was founded
In 1880 we have endeavored to maintain a
certain attitude of personal Interest to
ward our employes. The girls have a feel
ing of freedom and sympathy with their
work that the city factory girl never ex
periences. Here the girls have their li
brary, their dining rooms, even private
bathe. They live here In Bouth Norwalk,
most of them In their own homes, and
really cannot be compared with the for
eign factory worker of New York. They
make good wages, dress well and make
wives of whom any man might be proud.
I had a letter today from a man In Phila
delphia who would like to find a wife
among them. And I don't blame htm."
No one who had taken a general look at
the 1,000 brides, wives and sweethearts, all
together, could blame him. Up and down
the long, sunny rooms stretched rows upon
rows of girls. These were not girls of "the
long day" type, cramped and stifled In city
workshops. Above the hum of the ma
chinery one caught the sound of singing.
Nearly all the girls were between 18 and 28
and there wasn't a single one In the whole
lot who couldn't have worn orange blos
soms becomingly.
"Yes, I had four brides from my room,
said one of the forewomen. "Two have
come back to work. Those two. girls sit
ting opposite each othar right over there
were married on Thanksgiving day. . Of
course they come back. Very nearly all
the girls come back, even If they do happed
to marry. I don't know exactly why,
except that the work Is pleasant and dainty
and they are used to earning their own
money. We lose very few of our girls
through marriage. After they have worked
here a few years It seems like home, and
they like being with the other girls. It Is
rather lonesome for a girl accustomed to
working In a large shop like this to marry
suddenly and leave It for a home of her
own, where, probably, she Is alone all day.
I think that Is why the girls come back,
even more than for the sake of the money.
It Is the companionship and having some
thing definite to do. Anyway, whatever the
reason Is, they do certainly come back,
sooner or later. I had one girl tell me she
wanted, a day off. and when I asked her
what for. she said:
" 'Oh, I'm Just going to be married; I'll
be back In a day or so.' "
One little bride of a week lifted her
head from the ribbon she was threading
through lacs beading and smiled content
edly when aaked why she had come back
to work. Her wedding ring shone bright
and new on her white, well shaped hand.
She was well dressed and more than pretty.
There was a refinement and charm about
her that made one think of Mary Wllklns
Freeman's New England factory girls.
Like a Courtship After Marrlasre.
"I don't know Just why I came back,"
she said, laughingly; "I Just wanted to and
meant to all the time. My husband under,
stood so, and he has no objection. 11a
works here In town, too, and at noon we
meet and have our lunch together, the way
we used to before we were married. It's
much pleasanter than my being alone all
day. When you are accustomed to tha
shop and the company of the girls It's
awfully lonesome to leave It all, even to
be married. So I came back. It was mora
for the company than the money; but then,
when a girl Is used to earning her own
money she doesn't like to give It up."
So that Is why marriage Is such a whole
sale success In the South Norwalk corset
factory.. Romance thrives and multiplies
within Its Ivy-covered walls because It Is
able to consider matrimony solely from tha
personal point of view of the girls. Un
intentionally, perhaps, this New England
factory, with Its library and restaurant
and private baths, has approached very
near the solution of the Industrial prob
lem so, fas as women are concerned. It
provides conditions under which a girl
can work and retain her health, her culture
and her Independence, not only before her
marriage, but after. New York World,
Not Mated.
A big operator on Wall street, famed for
his success, daring and fortune, Is a mem
ber of the Waldorf coterie that meets In
Mr. Boldt's big hotel each afternoon after
ths market closes and makes shearing plans
for the next day.
A few nights ago he went to a dinner
party. The lady he took out with, him
didn't know much about Wall street, so shs
sought to lead the operator along ths paths
of liters turs.
"Do you like BalxacT" shs asked by way
of an opener.
"No." was the answer. "I never deal la
those curb stocks." Saturday Evening
Post.
Dlalllnslon.
"She had played in amateur theatricals,
you know, and threatened to go on tha
stage If her parents wouldn't let her marry
the duke."
"And what did her parents dor'
"They let bar go on the stage, gavs ths
duks a check for a front seat, and were not
at all surprised when hs sailed back to
France ths next morning." Cleveland Plain
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