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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. FEBRUARY" 13, 1900.
Want - ads
AitfrOH-vnti far the waal ad
eolaasns will aa takea til 1 .
the ealar adlttaa aad til
for tha aaaralaaT aad gander edltlaan.
Caea aaaat tmaitir ' ardera
aa accepted far lr tkaa aoata far
flrat taaertloa.
Itataa aaalr ta either Tka Dallr
afar Baa.
Always eat at wirii ta llaa.
Cmkliillrai at lattlala a aasaaara
at aa aaa ward.
CASH RATE POR WAJTT
RGOCUR CLAifiriCATIOW Oaa
laaertlaa, al llaa, lO aoata. Twa at
more eo aecatlTO Inaortleaa, aar llaa.
eeats. Each lanortlea odd
daya, lO eeata aev llaa. !.
llaa aar aaaatki csaaatlas taat
eaata aar llaa par aiaatk.
Wl ads far Tka Baa taar It
at aar af tka fallawtas dras etaroa
aaa la ye-nr "wmf ara1t" tfcay
raa a 4 will ka tasorted aat aa
araaaatlr aad aa tka aaaae rataa aa at
tka anata osse la Tka Baa Bolldlaar,
avaataaatk aai Fa ansa atraatat
Alhaeh. W. C, 40th and Farnam.
Baranek, 8. A.. 14 a. Mth Bu
Bechf Pharmacy, I2 . lth St.
' Bensot Pharmacy. Benson, Neb.
Bemla park Pharmacy, d and Cuming.
Blake's Pharmacy, 2826 Bherrana Ava.
Coughlin, C- K. 4tli and Pierce Sis,
Clifton Hill Pbarmtoy. UK Military At.
Coma, J. fct, list Avt. and Farnam BU
CrUsey Pharmacy, S4th and Lek Bta.
Cermek. Emil, lA4- a. 13th St
Ehlers. B. H. ami Leavenworth St.
Foster A A mold i. lis N. 26th Bt.
sreytsg. John J... 1114 N. 14th St.
Ftorenoa Lrug Co., Florence, Neb.
-Goldman pharmacy, 20th and l-aka Sta.
Greenough. O. A., 1624 B. loth 8U
Ureenougn, U. A., 1634 8. 10th St.
Haydcn. William C. t20 Farnam St.
Hsnscrui Park Pharmacy, 1401 S. -ti 8U
Hoist, John, 524 N. ltth Bt.
Huff A. U. IS9.4 Leavenworth St.
King. It. a., xm Farnam Bt.
Kuuntta Place Pharmacy, 2601 N. MlU EL
Latnrop, C'harle It.. liH If. 24tb Hi.
Patrick Drug Co.. 1U N. 24th St.
Peyton, I ., Mth and Leavenworth Sta.
Saratoga Drug Co., 2ith St. and Anna
Ave.
gchsofer's Cut Piles Drug Co.. ltth. and
Cnlcago Bta.
Bchaefer, Auguat, 2021 N. ltth 8t-
Bcnmldi, J. H.. 24lh and Cuming 61a.
Wainut Hill Pharmacy. 40th and Cuinuig
is. - '
Walton Pharmacy, Hh and Qraea B'.a.
WoriD, O. H.. 4uib and Hamilton Bta.
DEATH AMD FINKRAL NOTICES.
F1TZWI1J.IAM-Mr. E. P., at 12:30 a. rn.
r rlday, aged 16 eri.
Hhe icavea a liuaband and flva children,
throe gin and two boya. funeral private
at lutlitcnce, o4& Mouth Twenty-ninth street,
hoiuiuay artcrnuon at S o clock. Inter
ment t.vansville, Ind.
WEBER Ralph Kmll, only on of Mr. and
Airt. Jacob Weber, Jr., ft Florence, Neo.,
I uuraduy evening, aged yeara 4 months
days.
FuneiaJ arrvtres at the residence Saturday
aiti.inuun at i:'J.
ROTH HO U5 Mrs. ' August B., Thursday,
February 11. ' '
Funeral Bunday, February 14, at 2:30 p. ni.
from residence of Louis Kubln, Web
ster. Interment Pleasant Hill cemetery.
I li t il raW" i aVBsllMlaXi
ANNOUNCEMENTS
KION POINTING B. H. Cole.' 1302 Douglaa.
AUTOMOBILES
t: t
DUfUCiHT
AUTOMObibfi COMPANY.
1S14 Faruam titreet.
Stoddard imytun Koadslar, 11,100.
no iuurlng car, aiou,
cord, model N, 4460.
1- ora, K, jOU.
ouick Kunanuut, almoat new, ttOO.
oievens uuryta, Sjsu. -Uiagon
Touring car, 11,050.
Vtavttny Kiaclilc, 40U.
All the above guaranteed In good shape,
mate agent diuuuurd-Liuyton.
a oddaru-uayton,- l,bw, 2,uuv, 12,600.
Upea ana vloseii cars for rent day or
nignt. TeL Douglas 2a3.
tilj Sao
EIGHT: second hand Rambler automobiles
at your uwn pries. .Rambler Auto Co.,
M Farnam bt. 1.0 824 Feblo
WANTED To buy secondhand automobllt;
- must oe In gooa condition; deocrlba fully
With price. Address U 416, Bee.
(2 M834 14x
FOR SALE 19f- model 36-40 h. p. touring
car. Mitchell runabout and International
high wJieel automobile. Will aell cheap
, ror cksh. Write r. C. Anderson, fencer,
xb. - (l)i,iM 14
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
PROFITABLE positions open In the auto
mobile Held, technical Instructions on both
; l,cm and gasoline engines; students paid
lor repair work. Address Omana Bcuool
of Automobile ngnieerlng, :'4i8 Leaven
woitli Bt. iil
BARTER AND EXCHANGE
l ACUCd clear to t-xchange for stock of
in.plvineiila; 1U and IA aciea to exchangu
li r automobile. . Address Box 30, Bristov,
Neh. t2) M.'7 17x
WANTKD A first class tilano as rt
(Miynirnt nn a good income proporiy or a
gunner section of land, (live full ilcsciip
l.oii or instrument in first li'Utr. p c.
Addctaon, tiencer. Neb. (3iMtitki
FOR KXC'HANUE I own liu.OW ct gusr
antetd per cent stock in a Imgu and
established Nebraska corporation. I
will rxchHnge f6,lM or more .if It tor good
tutincunibered land or improved ci.y prop
erty, but It must be O. K. and woitn Hie
money; give full description by section,
laiige, etc., and stale improve mcnis and
loM.st cssh price In fltst letter. AUdresj
. ) '.'40, care ote, Omaha, Neb.
U Ma74 16x
FINB. large 8tevrns-luryea automobile for
lest estate; would give cash .li f. i cm c io.'
isl-ciaia t rupe ty. k. L. Wtid, 1mi Kji-iifc-.i
81. (3 si4 IJ
BUSINESS CHANCES
WHAT HAVE YOf IS A BRICK 8TORB
BL'ILDINO?
We want denim bit. location In south rturt
f cry lor moving picture allow. Will give
long lease for good location. Btste location
ana price In first letter. Address D , care
Bee. (4 MtUi 15
ROOMINO houses and bearding houses
close in, at bargain prices; sve us met'
Palmer. Kattigan 4k Co., IA Pax ton bin'
t-ti-M.'U Mciu
MEAT MARKET FtlR RENT.
Store roam with estaMUhed meat trade
UtKd location. No bonus to pay. Puisession
" March 1. Bee owner at 1101 N. Uth, a. m.
to 4 p. m. tl-MtJS Zl
FOR SALIC Fin grocery stock; doing good
business; sells at invoice about tt.uuu; no
drad stock; county sest; population 6.trj0
Alliance, Neb., Box 13U4. - ( M247x
TO GET IN or out of business oall on
(JAN U EST AD, Room tuS. Bee Bldg.
, 4-U
THREiC-chalr barber shop for gala. Bnap
If tukc-n at once. Address J. R. Luc,
Mke City, la. (4)-MUl lax
FOR 8A1.E-A small Block of millinery in a
thriving town of K people; only milliner
In town; good building at reasonable rent;
reaaona for selling. Mrs. il A. Smith,
Whiting, la t4)-MM3 14
DRUii itoree for sale. Kaiest, N. T. Life.
rCRKtSHED ROOM ADS,
In accompanied ay cask, tka rata
will bet Oaa lasertlea, 4 casta
llaat tki-e ar atx aaaaeoatlee laaor
tlaaa. eeats aar llaa aack laarrlaa
Mtca ar aiara aaaasoatlre laeertloae,
a mmm II , uah l.uHt,! I 4
BUSINESS CHANCES
iConllnued.t
FOR fAI.K-Hlf Interest in leading real
ealnte end Insurance business In south
woatern part of slate; ealabllshed 20
yara:; Inaurane commlaslons pay es
penaea, and over 6 tracts of local land
llated; crop proaprrts good and business
has been well sdvertiaed, so tliat pur
chaser will reap great benefit: Inspec
tion of hualnpsn snlirlted; will take l.soo
cash to handle, ample reason for selling.
Address Y-S, care Bee. (4) M642 12x
WANTED Men with references to Investi
gate a good business opportunity; $:W0
capil.il reqMlred; something new; no can
vassing. Apply at lollVs Ifcjdge St., Room
26, between a. m. and 6 p. m.
(4)-M6 lfix
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Architects.
OLIVER A. HALL, clsaay .bungalows, flats
and apartment buildings, R'i N. T. Life.
Phone Douglas 23S. (61 M568 F-'tx
Chiropodist.
DR. ROT, R. ?, tiO Fsrnam St. Doug. I97.
Creameries.
DAVTD COLE creamery Co.
;6)-2
Cklaa Palntlag.
CHINA decorating; order work a specialty.
Lessons Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day. Firing dally. Leather craft, atalna,
leather and designs. Mrs. C. C. Hungate,
M Brandels Bldg. Tel. Red MM.
(6)-Bl
Collectloaa.
OMAHA Collection Agency. Slow aocounts
solicited. 404 Bee Bldg. Doug. S77.
(6-M167 Mchl
Dreaamaklagr.
IN FAMILIE8 Miss Sturdy, Tel. Doug. 40.
McDowell Dressmaking school, 1623 Farnam.
, (6J iii
EXPERIENCED dressmaker, sewing In
families by day; good work guaranteed.
Tel. Webster 1809. (6) 720 F12x
Deatiata.
BAILET A MACK. I floor, Paxton. D. 1086.
PERCIVAL. 3 floor Barker Block. Tel.
Douglas US. Perfect dentistry at reaaon
able prices. , (5i 794 Fllx
Kdacatloaal.
N0V0PEN
THE MIDWINTER TERM OF
BOYLES COLLEGE
Every day Is enrollment day. Enter any
time for complete, thorough Instruction in
Shorthand. Typewriting, Bookkeeping and
Telegraphy. Catalogues are free. H. B.
Boyles, president, Omaha.
Official Training School for Telegraphers
for U. P. H. R. Telegraph Dept.
(6)-30
DRAFTING Evening classes; terms easy;
drsftsmen command highest wages,
Omaha Technical School, 6:' N. Y. L.
Tel. D. 23t. (5J-M769 Mix
Financial.
MONEYS
.TO IX) AN LOW
RATE, In suma to
suit, 310 Bee Bldg.,
'hone Douglas M.
UNION LOAN COMPANY.
Florists.
HESS & SWOBODA, 1415 Farnam St.
(6.-31
L. HENDERSON, loll Farnam. Tel. D. 13.
(8)-4B3
J. H. BATH. 1623 Harney. Tel. Doug. 3O00.
Massage.
GENERAL treatment, also face and scalp
massage. Mr. and Mrs. R. ,B. Bnda
Mang, Rooina 230-2-4, Paxton Blk. Tel.
Doug. 190. (6J-M240 FZ1
MoTlagr aad g tor lac
EXPRESSMEN'S Delivery Co., office 114
N. 16th St.. warehouse 1207-8 Isard Hi.
(5)-635
Osteopathy.
JOHNSON INS., 418 N. T. L. Tel. D. 1664.
Dr. Katheryn Nlckolas, 08 N. Y. L. Bldg.
(5)-37
Printing.
C. M. JATtVE PTQ. CO., Job printing and
calendars. 16th and Cap. .Ave. Phone.
Ind. A 11620. 1 (5)-M.5
Safes, Shatters, Ete.
OMAHA Safe and Iron Works makes a
specialty of tire escapes, shuiters, doors
and safes. O. Andreen, Prop., 102 S. 10th.
(6) 38
Shorthand Reporter aad Notary,
BUTCLIFFE-Deposltlons. 83 Bee Bldg.
Tel. D. 19C5. C 639
Shoe Repairing;.
SHOES repaired light, called for and de
livered free. Standard Shoe Repair Co.,
1804 Farnam St. Tel. Douglaa 7667.-
(6 640
Water Filters.
1310 HOWARD ST., Missouri filter; IS days1
trial. (5) 641
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Clerical aad Office.
STFNOCRAPHER, good salary.
Clerk, fcj.
Stenographer and bookkeeper.
Neat gill for dix-tor s office.
NATIONAL RKKKHKM'H AND INVEST
MENT CO.,
674 Brandeis Bldg., Omaha.
t7-647 If
59 (J I R 1.8 to prepare catalogue for mailing.
Apply at tiff Ice,, third floor. Nebraska
Clothing Co. " ti M3i
IF you want office position, call at 674
Brandels Bldg. , ,
tloaaekeruora aa Domestic.
WANTED Competent cook, rniial! family
good wages. li;o 1'ark Ave, phono Har
ney f. t)-5.'7
WANTED Good, respectable housekeeper
widower with two children. Address H 7
Bee. , t (7 Moos' lux
WANTED Olrl for general housework.
1633 Park Ave. Tel. Harney 1436.
I') Mtia 13X
WANTED A gill; must be good coik;
mall family, no children, good wukcs.
Apply 297l Pailfiu St., or t.-leplmne Hbrney
"515. Ul Mb-io 15
WANTED Competent nurse girl. IfllS
W ebster. (7) MU72 16x
WANTED A woman for general house
work, small family, ginnl wages; apply
Saturday or after & o'clock. PM2 N. isih
Si. (7) MiSS 13x
WANTED Competent g'rl for general
iiuusr.uiK, laimiy ui iiiree. Mrs. t.eorge
Marples, 2114 Poppleton Ave. Tel. Harney
HtS.
to AIDll 14
WANTED Girl for general housework Ap
ply His N. Mill Bt. (7 MiO
WANTED Girl for general housework; ref
rrerccs, Mrs. K. F. Howe, iiCJ Georgia
Ae. (7 Mala) lax
M lacellaaaoaa.
t i
WANTED A neat chambermaid. The
Creche, lt'4 Harney Bt. 1 7 1-693 13x
WANTED I ady for vaudeville act; must
have good voice and fins appearance; will
teach clever amataur; state age, welaht
and height. Address M 11, Be.
t7-M642 llx
WHEN you write to advertisers, remem
ber that it lakea but an extra stroke or
two of ths pen te mention the fact tbal
full saw the ad In The be.
Trying to get Competent help
B.
BEE want
L
with a bridge close by. -'-
HELP WANTED MALE
Aceata, Sollcltora aad Salceaaea.
TRAVELIVJ men make money getting our
sldo line; give permanent address. Box
653, Omaha. C17
WANTED Ono good salearnsn to sell our
line of mnney-mnking spt'claltlea; liberal
offer to rlsht parly; don't write utiles
you moan business; references with first
letter, 'the Crescent Oil Co., Mltinenpo'la,
Minn. (9) M'M4 14
WANTED A good reliable salesman for
complete line of roofing and building
paints, established trade unrt exclusive
territory. Kxeeptlonul opportunity for
man of ability. The Garland Refining
Co., Cleveland. O. t9;-M578 1
Boys. i
WANTED Several reliable boys; good
wages. A. D. T. Co., 112 S. Uth St.
(D-M541
Clarloa.1 aad Ofllea.
I
STENOORAPHER."i75-llOO.
Two office clerks, experienced, R. R., at-
tistlcal department, .
Rilling clerk.
Collector, $60.
Stenographer, beclnner. 140-145.
Call or write for a complete Hat.
vvr-nijKiN Kh,f & bunu abs n, irvu.,
1U N. Y. ltfe Bldg. (Est. seven years.)
(91-649 12
DRUG CLERKS' rcslt?ans. Knlest. N. T.
Life B'.dg. (91-642
Factory aad Traces.
DO YOU WANT to become a competent
automobile operator? The Northwestern
Automobile and Gas Engine school can
put you In this clasa. Better investigate.
Omaha Commercial College Bldg., 19th
and Farnam. () 4a
WANTED Men to learn barber trade.
Thoroughly practical training by free
clinic and- careful Instructions. IJfo
scholarship. Tools given, board provided.
Moler graduates command highest wages.
Our diplomus recognized everywhere.
Shop experience snd wages before com
pleting. Illustrated catalogue free. Call
or write, Moler Barber College. No. 110
8. 14th St. (9) M6S2 18x
SUscellaaeons.
FREB Employment Dept., Business Men's
Ass'n; no fees. Call 626 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(9) -644
WANTED Man who understands doby
shots for blasting Nebraska limestone.
Apply 202 Karbach block. (! M624 13
WANTED Railway mall clerks, salary JSOO
to $1,400; no layoffs; examination In
Omaha, May 15; common education suf
ficient; tatidtdates prepared free; write
Immediately for full particulars. Frank
lin institute. Dept., 662, Rochester, N. Y.
(9J-M302 Muhtx
YOt'NG MEN FOR RAILWAY MAIL
SERVICE Examination In Omaha, May
' 15. Intending applicants should begin
preparation at once. Sample questions and
"How Government Positions are Secured,"
sent free. Inter-8tate Schools. 787 Iowa
Ave., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. (9) M380 13 J
FIRST-CLASS barber to Instruct young
man who has learned the trade; take
about one month to finish; how much
will you charge. Address A 17. care Bee.
(9)-6i3 12
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
Horaea aad Vehicles.
F0R QUICK SALE
Closed carriage, almost new, depot wagon
stylo special large; built by Omaha
maker to owner's order; also a Stanhope,
single buggy, with top, in first-class con
dition. Apply at once. H. Cohn, Ne
braska Clothing Co. . (11) 261
FOR SALE CHEAP One station wagon,
good condition: one runabout harness (col
lar and hames), new; one single harness,
second-hand. To be aeen at stable 12! S.
39th St. (1H-M667 1 4
ONE 1,440-lb work horse; one driving horse;
two fine biood sows. 43d and Center St.
(11) 644 Hx
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Lady 'a pocketbook, on St. Marv's
Ave., between 25Tl.St. Mary's and 16th and
Howard, February 12; contained $10 bill
and $600 note to O. M. Harper. Return to
2571 St. Mary's Ave. and receive reward.
(12)-M6tW 14
LOST Lynx lady's muff. Return to 614
Park Ave. atid.recelve reward.
(12) M60 IS
LOST One oval breastpin, set six small
diamonds and one oval Malachl wavy
green atone; one emerald ring with pearls
around it; neck watch chain and two $6
bills. All tied in a corner of a white
silk handkkerchief. The articles are me
mentos. Who returns them to 1326 Wil
liam street will be well rewarded.
12)-M631 13
t'PHOLSTE RING Tel. Webster 3296; Ind.
B-2721. 16)2 N. 24th St. J. l.gnsnn.
(12) M207 Mch4
MEDICAL
BEST nerve brace for men, "Gray's Nerve
Food Pills," $1 a box, postpaid. Sherman
& McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. (13) 646
FREE MEDICAL and surgical treatment
at Crelghtun Medical college, 14th and
Davenport Bis.; special attention paid to
confinement cases; all treatment super
vised by college professors. 'Phone Doug
las 1167. Calls answered day or night.
(13) ia
MONEY TO LOAN
ALARY AND CHATTELS,
IS THERE aome poor woman who Is ter
rorized into nervous prostrstlon by a loan
shark? See u citizens' protective As
sociation. 410 Barker Blk. H4j M64B
mUmt YOU WANT MONEY $$$$!$
DON'T PAY HIGH RATES $
Itti SEE US FIRST
$$ We loan you any amount on $1
$$ furniture, pianos, etc.; or, if you $$
$$ have steady employment, on your ti
It plain note at the cheapest rates In M
$$ the city. Payments weekly or $$
$$ monthly to suit your convenience. $$
t Open until :30 p. m. 'Phone Doug- $
$$ las 2036. it
U OMAHA FINANCIAL CO., $t
$m Room 5ol, Brown Blk., t$$t$
$$($$ Opposite Brandels' $$4
$$&$$$$$ . Kth St. Entrance. I4MWJ
(H)-MaiJ
DON'T HESITATE
TO 8EE US.
If you have withheld from borrowing a
small sum on your fjrniture or piano
from a loan company for fear of being
overcharged or not being honestly dealt
with, it Is to you we say.
DON'T HESITATE
TO SEE US.
An Inquiry, will cost you nothing. Why
not investigate .
, . ' TODAY. v
If you c&nnot call to see us write or tele
phone Douglas 225 and our confidential
agent will call and see you.
OMAHA MORrGAUE LOAN CO.. .
113 Board of Trade Bldg.
Just at the Sixteenth Street Entrance.
(lO-MiHl
MONEY loaned aalarlcd people and others
without security; easy payments. Of
fices In 66 principal cities. Tolman. Room
611 New York Life Bldg. 14) Mt
OFFERED FOR RENT
Boarding aad. Haoaas.
i
the bachelors. 20th and farnam.
family Hotel. American plan.
tlSj-4M
LARGE room, strictly modern, suitable
for two; board if wanted. 2uis N. llJd St.
(15)Mut7 13x
ads is like swimming a river
OFFERED FOR RENT
Boarding and lioosas Contlaaed.
FRONT room, with alcove. In modern home,
furnished or unfurnished, with or without
board. 2704 Farnam St. Tel. Harney 3ttll
(15)-6i0 12
DEWEY European Hotel. 13th and Farnam.
(16)-40
LA RGB furnished southeast room, with
board. 123 S. 25th Ave. U5)-4M7 17x
Faralakird Itaoma.
NICELY furnished rooms, all mortem. 6J4
Nortn 19th St. (16) M473 llx
TWO nicely furnished rooms In private
hocte. 2407 Capitol Ave. tlo) M479 lox
WALKING distance, stesm heat, newly fur
nished rooms; warm and sonny; strictly
modern. 2110 Douglas St. Phone Douglaa
7. (15) MoS lhx
FURNISHED UNFURNISHED
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
In
All parta of the city.
If you are looking for rooms
do not fall to get our list.
Costs you nothing.
P. O. NIELSON Ar CO., RENTAL AOTS.,
701 N. Y. Life Bldg. 'Phone Doug. 2204.
LARGE southeast room suitable for two;
also other room. 2702 Fsrnam St.
I15)-M4e4 12X
2 FURNISHED rooms, modern, one light
housekeeping, other sleeping room; use of
'phone, hot and cold water, hath. 191(1
California St. (15) 594 17
Apartments aad Flats.
STEAM heated flat, rooms, modern,
hardwood, shades, gas range, hot water,
walking distance, flea ted, $32. Summer,
$26. Reference required.
BEMIS. Paxton Blk.
('6)-MD0 11
NEW HAMILTON Two-room suite with
balh to sublet, $40. 'Phone A 3ti94.
(15)-M641 llx-
LNEQUALLED, central, all modern, steam
heated, 4-room, corner flat. 220 N. 23d.
(15) MD9
MODERN 6-room, steam-heated apartment
on February 1 In the Dunsany, 10th and
Pierce Sta. Conrad Young, 1618 Dodge St.
(15) 653
Housekeeping Rooaas.
2 IIQHT basement rooms rurnished, $12.
909 8. 27th St. (16)-M576 17x
TWO desirable south front rooms for light
housekeeping. Close in; reasonable. 1810
Bt. Mary's Aye. (15) M636 18
Honses and Cottagea.
ROOMS, first floor, modern except heat,
1906 N. 2otli St., $16.
10-room modern house, 938 North 26th St,
$30; Willi batn, $36.
6-room modern house except heat. 1309
Maple St., $18. .
5-room modern house except bent, 23d and
Sprague Bt, $20.
rooms, d floor. 1106 N. 20th St., $16.
7 rooms, 2d floor, 1306 N. !4ta St., mod
ern except heat. $15.
CHRIS BOYER,
22d and Cuming Sta. Tel. Doug, and B-3043.
(15) 266
OMAHA Van and Storage Co., pack, move,
store, H. H. good, storehouse 1120-24 X.
19th, office 1609 Farnam. Tel. Doug. 1559.
(16) 354
HOUSES Peters Trust Co., N. Y. L. Bldk.
(16) 659
FOR RENT Nine-room house, all modern
614 N. 22d St I-ow rent If taken soon.
Apply at 607 N. 19th St. (15) M740
HOUSES In aU part ot th city.
UUUOM creigh Sons & Co.. Bee Bldg.
(15) 660
LIST your vacant houses with Walter
Breen Co., N. Y. Life Bldg. (15) 662
MAGGARD VAN ft STORAGE C, Tel. D.
H96. Wo guarantee moving pianos, H. H
goods. (161-655
5- R. cottsge, modern except heat; with
barn, 119 S. 29th.
8 r. house, modern except heat, with barn
2630 Parker. .
8-r. house, modern except heat, with barn
2623 Seward. .
6- r. house, city water, 1418 Leavenworth.
6-r. house, large ground for garden 4K22
North 27th.
F. D. WEAD. Wead Blk., 18th and Farnam.
(15)-60l 13
HOUSEHOLD GOODS packed, forwarded'
cheap freight rates; moving and storing.
Expressmen's Delivery Co.,Tel. Doug. 3D4.
(15) 56
HOUSES, flats. Garvin Bros., 1604 Farnam
(15) 667
HOUSES, insurance. Ringwalt, Barker Blk.
(15)-58
CHOICE VALUES.
9-r., all mod., 2416 Sherman Ave, $26.00.
6-r., part mod., 2502 Pierce St., $17.00.
6-r., part mod., 120 B. 28th Ave., $16.flf.
6-r., part mod., 2328 Popplelon Ave., 115 00.
RUSSELL & M KITRICK CO.,
432 Ramgs Bldg. Uth and Harney Sts
(15) 608 1 3
EIGHT-ROOM, strictly modern house, ex
cellent healing plant, good neighborhood,
walking distance. M. J. Kennard A Co.,
110 Brown Blk. (16) M186
NEW 6-room, modern cottage, walking dis-
New 2-story house, Farnsm Hill district.
I. , wotAr huo, I . . U . 1 ........ ..MP.,
New 5-rooin flat, 24th and Howard, lust
ERNEST SWEET, 613 N. Y. L. Doug. 1472
(15 6J5 12
VODKRN 6-r house. 2008 No. 27th $30
F. D. WEAD. Wead Blk., 18th and Farnam.
(15) 652 15
6-ROOM cottage, modern except furnace
$18.50. 3033 California St. Tel Hsrnev '760'
(151-646 15
Offices.
COUNTER
BARGAIN
On account of changes in office arrange
ment we will sell the counters now in
stalled in The Bee office and Hastings 4
Heydcn's office.
These are handsome carved and decorated
oak counters, having a marble basu It)
Inches high. The counter stands 2,i feet
high and 2-foot top, and there Is a total
of about 45 feet in length. Theaa will h
sold elthpr separately or together. Apply
Bee Publishing Co., 17th and Farnam bta. I
(l)-i4
DESK ROOM for rent in an office located
on .na ousy corm-r ot 24th and N Sis ,
bouth Omar a. Call at Bee office, 8. O.
branch, 24 tb and N Sts. New address.
(15) M577
Stores.
BRICK atore and full basement, 1708 Cura-
ming to good party. $25.
F. D. WEAD, Wead Blk., 18th and Farnsm.
(15-u2 13
FOR RENT.
The desirable Garfield building. 1513-1615
Hcward St.. four floors and basement,
44x100 feet, gocd alley entrance, remodeled
to ault tenant; possession given March V.
Apply to J. W. Hill. Jr., Her Grand hotel.
(15)-Mo23 16
OFFERED FOR SALE
Faraltaro.
TWO folding counter stools, mahogany
finish; been used a short time and will
aell cheap. C.U at Bes office. Omaha.
(16)-14.
PR SALE Account leaving city, oak
dining table, gas stove, large dresser and
ronimodo, bed davenport, small heater.
C. M. Cook, 2229 Ohio. Call by Sunday.
fUj-M'wJ Mx
without using
-- --
OFFERED FOR SALE
Farnltare I on tinned.
. PARTY leaving town wishes to sell several
. nicely frame !, practically new religious
pictures: also Whit sewing machine In
gooa condition, isiu et. Miry s Ave
U6 Mi37 18
AUCTION SALE All klnrfs of furniture.
Saturdays and Wednesdsvs; sale begins
at 10 o'clock. lasting till 5 o'clock. Hill
Davenport. ,. (18)-MS:i
AUCTION SALE All kinds of furniture.
Saturdays snd V ednesdsvs; sale begins
st 10 o'clock, lasting till 6 o'clock. 16U
Dsvenport. tl6i-528 15
Pianos.
FOR SALE-Second-hnnd orgsn, $."0; 1 Von
square piano, $J5; both are a bargain.
Nebraska Cycle Co., lClh and Harnev.
t 06) M670 15
Typewriter.
B. F. SWANSON CO. OP
OMAIIA SAVES YOU $25
TO $75 ON A
TYPEWRITER
Twenty different makes to select from at
a saving of 30 to 80 per cent of manu
facturers' prices ($15 and up). Slightly
uted and genuine rebuilt machines, prac
tically as good as new for sale or rent;
rent applied If bought. I'till auarantee.
We ship anywhere on approval for ex
amination without a deposit. Write to
day for large bargain list and receive
our offer. B. F. Swanson Co. (Est. HM ,
417 8. 15th St., Omaha. (16) 663
TYPEWRITERS for rent, $2.60 month. Cen
tral Typewriter Exchange, 1607 Farnam.
(16)- M976 F
Mlscellaaeons.
FOR SALE New and 2d-hand hllllard and
pool tables. We leal the world in cheap
bar fixtures; easy payments. Brunswick
Bslke Collender, 407 8. 10th St.
(16) 64
WK HAVE on hand a number of Ink bar
rels which we will sell at:0c each. They
are fine for rain water or ashes. Call at
press room. Bee Publishing Co. (16) 277
DRUG8 at cut prices; freight paid on all
$10 orders; catalogue free. Sherman &
McConnell Drug Co., Omaha.i Neb.
' (16) 665
BEND us your mall orders for drugs:
freight paid. on $10 lots. Myers-Dillon
Drug Co., Omaha. (16) 4566
THE OLD TRUSTY Incubators. For low
special prices, freight prepaid. 60 dava'
free trial. Write the Old Trusty Incu
bator Co., Clay Center. Neb. (16) 192
FOR SALE Lumber and sawdust; call
telephone Douglas 432. Corneer Bros., or
Douglas ?68. (16) M542 15
FOR SALE Floor cases In 6, 8. 10 and 12
feot lengths, also counters and counter
cases. Apply. T. P. Redmond. Brandies
Stores. (16) jv7 13
PATENTS
D. O. BARNELL, Paxton Block. Tel. Red
7117. . (17)-667
PATENTS THAT PROTECT Three books
for Investors mailed on receipt of uo .post
age. R. S. and A. B. lAcey. rooms 29-31
Pacific Bldg., Washington, D. C. Eestab
llshed U69. (17) 668
PERSONAL
DRS. EGGERS, private confinement home.
1516 Martha St. 'Tel. Douglas 6230.
t;-UM A1DX
OMAHA Stammerers' Ins., Ramge Bldg.
(18) ov
HALL'S aafes, new, 2d-hand. 1818 Farnam.
(IS) 670
MASSAGE Electric vibratory, 120 S.
JJlilOOAUrin, KooD1 fourth
floor ol-t Bouton Store. (18) 493 Febll
THE SALVATION ARMY aollclts caatoff
clothing; in fact, anything you do not
need. We collect, repair and sell at 134
N. ltth St.. for cost of collection to the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Douglas 4135
and wagon will call. (IS) 756
Af ASSAfiTC Electric vibratory, 120 8.
jiaooauij16i11i Room 3U8 Four,,
Floor, old Boston Store. (18) M671 Mil
YOUNG WOMEN coming to Omaha as
strangers sre invited to visit toe Young
Women's Christian association rooms, 1518
Farnsm St., where they will be directed
to sultablo boarding places or otherwise
assisted. A deaconess representing , tho
association meets trains at the Union mh-'
tion as travelers' aid. (IS) 268
rAONTCTTniretmentan' bth. Mme,
smith.
118 N. 15th, 2d floor.
(18)-627
LIEBEN. coslumer, 1410 Howard. Open eve
418 671
SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mall; cut
prlcea. Send for free catalogue. Myers
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. (18) 672
PRIVATK heme during confinement;
babies adopted. Tho Good Samaritan San.
itarlum. 740 First Ave. Council Bluffs,
I. V18) M963
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
REED ABSTRACT CO., Est. 38.V,; prompt
service; get our prices. 1710 Farnam St.
(19) 673
CONRAD YOUNG Special caie given to
selling and renting property M years
experience. 1518 Dodge St. Tel. Douglas
1571. (19) 676
PAYNE INV. CO.. first floor, N. Y. U
(19)-76
REAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST CO.
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, President.
419) 674
GEORGE Sc CO..
1501 Farnam. Tel. Douglaa 751
U9)-77
BENJAMIN R. E. Co.. 477 Brandels Bldg.
19)-7
CITV PROPERTY rOR SALE.
$1500 CASH
Balance Like Rent, $30 Monthly
A new bungalow college, thoroughly
modern and ready for occupancy February
15; quartered oak finish and floors; finest
Combination fixtures; ei.ameled bath room;
dumpleto laundry. Two lots. 6uxiao f.'ot
each; paved street; permanent walks jnd
steps. No. 5148 Dodge St., the choicest lo
cation, in an exclusive neighborhood.
Make an appointment to see this very
desirable home trxsv.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
Tel.: Douglaa 1781; "A" 11!8.
(19) 613 12 '
6-R, PARTLY modern house and barn. Lo
cust and 16th, $1,760. easy terms.
F. D. W EAD. Wead Blk., 16th and Farnam.
(19)-663 12
ALMOST new 4-room cottsge, modern ex
cept heat; large yard with young fruit
trees and shrubs. One block from Ben
son car. Telephone Benson 385. after
p. m. H9)-M4. 14x
FOR 8ALE Houses 2522 and 2524 Dewey
Ave., lot 60x95 feel. A. T. Ayres. Tel
Harney, 2264. tl9 M3b8 l4x
IT TOU HAVB
City property, tarma ranch landa or mer
chandisa to aell or trade, list them with
me. It coat you nothing unless 1 effect a
sale W. W. Mitubsli. ft. Btwd of Trads
bids. iXtj-MiU
REAL ESTATE t-
CITY ntOI't.lt I V FOH SALS
(Continued)
HVIAI.I. K'ARMR IMPROVED.
I acres, with -r. house and barn, 26lh and
llranit Ave.
I acres, with -r. house and barn, 47 th and
Harnev.
26 acres, with 1 bouses of 2 and I rooms
each. 4th and Boulevard.
17 seres, with -r. house and barn, In Flor-
Fri.evEAD. Wead Blk.. 18th and Farnsr
421)-M 12
LIST your property with Chris Boyer. d
ana cuming Bts . !)-.
i Aim pni.' J o I'ATTinr - - . Muh
nesr Dodge; one-thltd cash, balance
F. D. WEAD, Weed Blk., 18th and Fsrnam.
(1) 697 13
WEST FARNAM HOUSE
Here la a brand new West Farnam home
on Dodge near 42d St., built last yesr; large
reception room, omnia; room and kitchen on
first floor; four bidrooms on second floor:
stairs to attic, which Is floored; hot water
heat; open plumbing; hardwood fluorsj
white enamel finish upstairs; cement
walks; storm windows, screens. Here Is a
perfect home all built. Price, $R.50O.
X. P. Dodge & Co., 1714 Farnam
(19)-618 11
HANSCOM PARK.
Owner leaving city, must sell; 7-r modern
house with furnace, nice shade, $3,360.
F. D. WEAD. Wead Blk., lith and Fsrnam.
(!) 660 12
STORE and house of ( rooms and barn,
sll for $2,250. On corner lot and car line,
improvements cost more than asking price.
F. D. WEAD, Wead Blk., 18th and Farnam.
. (19)-00 12
27TH near Douglas, small cottage ot 1
rooms, east front lot, $1.W).
F. D. WEAD, Wead Blk., 18th and Farnsm.
t!9) 661 12
TWO good lots In Benson, one block from
pavement,, four blocks from csr. Ikiw
price for quick sale. Address T 23, Bee.
(19) M632 14x
9-R. modern house snd large . barn, 22d,
south of Lske 8t.-$3.X.
F. D. WEAD, Wesd Blk., 18th and Farnam.
(19)-699 12
FOR BALE On Installment plan nine
room, all modern house, near high school
grounds, for home or rooming. Will con
sider change for other Income property
In part. Address C 478, care Bee.
t!9-M4S6
ESTATE MUST BE CLOSED.
Two 8-r. modern houses on 26th Ave., near
Howard St.; will divide.
F. D. WEAD, Wcad Blk.. 18th and Farnam.
(19)-696 13
I HAVB six modern brick houses In West
Farnam street district which I can sell
for $5,000 each or perhaps less.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1, New York Life . Building.
(19) M 471
LIST your property with the Newell Realty
Co.. In the new location. 564 Brandels
Bldg. Doug. 4512. A -3X14. (19) M748 Fll
FOUR 6-r. modern houses, 27th and Blondo,
renting at $75 per month. Easy terms
$7,500
F. D. WEAD, Wead Blk.. 18th and Farnam.
; (lib 5S 12
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND HAMII LAND FOR SAI.FJ
California.
YOU cm secure on easy terms California
farm land that will yield $100 per acre
each year. Write the Colonial Realty
Co., box 492, Ban Bernardino, Cat.
(20) M57J 21x
Colorado.
FARM AND FRUIT LAND.
Denver-Greeley district, under Irrigation;
sugar beets, alfalfa, general farming and
fruit raising; low price, easy psvments.
National Investment Co.. 682 Brandels
Bldg., Omaha. Tel.' Douglas 6691.
. (30) -681
Kansas.
FOR SALE 400-acres fine pasture Isnd,
seven miles from county seat, Washing
ton county, Kss. Good spring water and
all under fence. Address, E. T. Joy,
Odell, Neb. , .
(20)-M581 14x
FOR SALE Seven-room house, with fur
nace, nice corner, with sidewalks' fruit
and shade trees, Catholic and Methodist
cnurches and twenty-three acres in alf
alfa; comers with depot. Address 8. J.
Soper, Hutchinson, or N. E. Barnett, Col
wich, Kan. (2o Mi0 14x
Nebraska.
ATTENTION
WAGE EARNERS
Tuesday. February 16. we will run a
special excursion to Keystone, tin new town
in the great North Platte valley, where
we have sold 8,000 acres of land In the last
60 days. We have Just divided up Into five,
ten and twenty-acre tracts a splendid lot
of fine
IRRIGATED LAND
suitable for sugar beets, celery, vegetables
or any kind of farming. All under ditch
and at reasonable prices.
With ten acres of this land you can maks
a better living than working In a shop In
the city, have better health and something
to fall back on In your old age. Friday
there Is to be a slave auction In New York
City, at which the services of 300 skilled
laborers will be sold to the Jilghest bidder.
Read about It In the dally papers and then
decide to buy some land and be inde
pendent, so you will not have to be the next
fellow sold.
Call at the office or telephone us . for
particulars, but be sure to go with us and
see for yourself. Total expense. Including
railroad fare, sleeper, meals, etc., $15. Fare
refunded if you buy.
Prlcea reasonable; terms easy.
Payne Investment Co.
Ground Floor New York Life Bldg.,
Omaha Neb.
'Phones, Doug. 1781, Ind. A 1188.
(30)-14 1J
Month Dakota.
A DAKOTA bargain, 160 acres, two miles
from Huron; loo acrea tilled, 10 acres fine
frove; a number of large, bearing plum
rees; 3 acres of uspsrngus that prouuc4
aOJt iuJO worth a year; new -iooin
liou 24X3U, new barn laxm; another build
ing Zx50; a large root cellar; a new 2-lucli
tiowlng wed. Hows 40 gallons per minute.
Vegetables and grain took $61 worth of
prises at tho South Dakota state lair in
i9os. Boil Is a deep sandy loam, with clay
bubsoli. If taken soon 1 will sell for $11.
Uo; $6,009 cash and $C,000 on time at I psr
cent - D E. McMonies. Huron, S. D.
I2UI-M23J
Texas.
OUR next special train to the Panhandle.
February 16. Go with us. First year'a
crop ia)s for land. BEMIS. Paxton
block, Omaha. (2o) M5U7 13
Mlaccllaacoaa.
'
FOR BALE. 70 ACRES
Three miles from Council Bluffs postoffice
excellent for platting; soil the best; gar
dening or suburban realdence; Just right
for 6-acre tracts; on Broadway, Crescent
road. Address Rubins. Westerville. Ohio
()-M667 15x '
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Varnaui Smith A Co.. U.'O Farnam St.
. t32)-83'
PAYNE. BObTWICK at CO.. N. Y. Lite.
Private money; $5u0 to 15,000; tow rate.
(22)-ill
tfCO TO $5,000 on homes In Omsha. O'Keefe
Real Estate Co., loul N. Y. Life. Doug,
or A-2ibA (3)-4K
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(Continued. 1
SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated.
Appiy r.nom 417 IS First Nat l Bank III. Is.
Bell 'phone Douglaa 2318. (2i) 6
PRIVATE! MWRI-NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS.. 1601 FARNAM
. (22-7
WANTED City loans. Patera Trmt Co.
(22I-6W
riVK PER CENT MONEY
to ban on
Omaha Puainers Property.
THOMAS BKKNNAN,
Room I New York Life Bldg.
; . . tn-roo
LOWEST RATES Bemls, rax ton blncl
(22)-Pl
lion TO $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead.
Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam. (22) T)i
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
(22) 693
MONET TO BUILD.
$100 to $2ixi,oo0 at current rates.
VT. H. THOMA8. 60S Flrat Nat l Bank Bldg.
(22) sm
PRIVATE money to loan.' J. H- Wherwoo.I,
4 616 Brandels Bldg. (22)-696
CHOICE I.OANS ON IMPROVED OMAHA
PROPERTY OR FAKMS; low rate, no
delay. L SIbbernsen, Old Boston Store Rd.
22)-6KS
WHEN you write to advertisers, kindly
mention the fact that you aaw the ad
In The Be. '
WANTED TO BUY
WHAT HAVE YOU IN A BRICK STORE
BUILDING?
We want desirable location In south part
of city for moving picture, show. Will give
long lease for good location. Htate location
and price In first letter.' Addre.s D 20, care
Bee. (26) M656 15x
WANTED A team of horses for the police
patrol wagon for the city of Council
Bluffs, Is. No offers will be considered
for horses weighing less than 1,200 or 1,8")
pounds. Call at the city hall or write
Alderman James McMlllen, chairman of
committee on police, health and sewer.
(26) M568 14x
WANTED March 1. furnished house or
apartment, with 8, 4 or 6 rooms; strictly
modern; within six blocks of Crelghton
university. State price; references fur.
nlahed. Address Box 104, Correct Ion vllle,
la. (26) M658 14x
HIGHEST prices for secondhand furniture.
carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. 397L
(35) 696
BEST price paid for secondhand furniture.
vaitwia. vivih, vioiiuu suues. i ei, nca
6401. 25)-47
WHEN writing to advertisers remember
It only takes a stroke or two of the pen
to mention the fact that you saw the ad
In The Bee.
STOVE REPAIRS
FURNACE, steam and hot water repairs;
iiiirmiiiiiiii ana oiner neat regulators;
new furnaces and hot water combination
heating. Omaha Blove Repair Works.
1206-1308 Douglas St. 'Phone! Ind. A-86:
BejlDouglas 9"0. 709
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master. Leavenworth, Kansas, Jan. 16.
1904. Sealed proposal In triplicate will
be received here until 11 a. in., central
time, Feb. 16, 1909, and then opened for
the construction of a band stand. Full
Information and blank forms of proposals
furnished on application to this office.
Plans and specifications may be aeen here,
also In office of chief quartermaster,
Omaha, and Master Builders' exchange,
Kansas City. Missouri.- United States re
serves the right to accept or reject any or
all' proposals, or any parta thereof. En
velopes to be marked "Proponttls for Band
Stand" and addressed to Capt. Wm. D.
Davis, Quartermaster. J18-19-20-21-12-I3
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- celved at the office of the Treasurer
Battle Mouhtain Sanitarium, N. 11. . v'
8., Hot Springs. Fsll River county. South'
Dakota, until 12 o'clock m., February 25,
191. and then opened for constructing and
completing a band stand and a tubercu
losis ward. In accordance with Instructions
and specifications. copla of which, Ith
blank proposals and other lnronmtljp,
may be had upon application to W.
Tucker, treasurer. Jan30-Fcb6-13 '
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET
1NG Notice Is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Bouth Plstte Land company will b
held at the office of said company at
Lincoln, Nebraska, at 11 o'clock a. m., on
the third day of March, A. D., 1909.
C. H. MORRILL, President.
A. B. MINOR, Secretary,
Lincoln, Nebraska, February 1, 1909.
, Fl-fl30t
FAREWELL SPEECH PROPHETIC
Jnat Forlr-Elsbt Tears Ago Lincoln
Told sprlagdeld Uoodby, Qnes
Honing His Fate,
Just forty-eight years ago Thursday
February II. Iftil Abraham Lincoln bade
goodbye to his friends and neighbors at
Springfield, 111., and took the train for
Washington to become president of the
United States. It was ths day before his
62d birthday anniversary. The little
speech he made to his assembled neigh
bors on that occasion thoroughly betrays
his feeling of uncertainty, It not appre
hension as to his fate, though this feeling
cannot be construed into one of fear, for
his indifference to his safety at all times
was a constant source of annoyance to
hla friends and assrriates In the adminis
tration. That Lincoln deeply felt the gravity of
hia mission is denoted as clearly In this
speech as In anything else he ever said
or did. He even thought his wss a more
serious task than that aet before Wash
ington. Hero is what Lincoln sshl to his friends
is he was leaving Springfield, hla old
horns, to which he never returned alive:
My Friends: No one, not in my sltustlon,
csn appreciate my feeling of audness at
this parting. To this place and the kind
ness of this people I owe everything
Here I have lived a quarter of a century
and have passed from a young to an old
man. Here my children have been horn
and one is buried. 1 now leave, nn knowing
when or whether ever I may return, with
a task before me greater than that willed
rested upon Washington. . Without the aa
slatance of that Divine Being who ever
attended him I cannot succeed. With that
assistance I cannot fall. Trusting In Him
who can go with me and remain with you
and be everywhere for good, let ua con
fidently hope that ail will yet be well. To
Hia care commending you, aa I hope In
your prayera you will commend me, I bid
you an affectionate farewell.
COLD WAVE FLAG WON'T JOKE
I'afarled la Plaee af .National Baaaer
It Forthwith K nooks Bottom
Oat of Thermometer,
Colonel Welsh hsd Intended lo unfurl
from the weather bureau flsg slaft Fri
day morning a handsome new star-spangled
banner, but the emblem of freedom
got misplaced somehow and he had to uso
the cold wave flag Instead. Tha weather
department recognlxed the fact that the
pole had lo be decorated and It was haidly
thought that the simple unfurling of tha
cold wave flag would bring on a cold wave,
but It did, and it became too cold to tsko
the flag down before the mistake could be
rectified.
The tempersture looked good for Feb
ruary at 1 o'clock this morning, only 12,.
but aa soon as the cold wave flag went
up the temperature began coming down.
The fault lies up the Missouri valley, whet
light snowa ar.d a falling temperature pre
vailed, and the local outlook i t.
continued cold Saturday with a nAa-ihiiit.
of moderating, temperature Saturday.