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    The Omaha Sunday
Bee
PAET THREE.
WANT AD SECTION
PAGES 02JE TO EIGHT.
S
WANT-AD
VOL. XLV-NO. 19.
The Tale of a
l"4jT3k-i KyV "r jsweibotiti i to take rfruiH Jok Hh lr
A young man of the push-ahead kind
One day suddenly made np his mind
He'd no longer be alow
To the city he'd go;
He felt sure that success he would find.
WANT ADS
Want ads received at any time, but to
Insure proper classification must be pre
sented before 12 o'clock noon for evening
edition and 7:45 p. m. for morning and
Sunday editions, want ads received after
uch hours will be under the beading,
"Too Late to Classify."
CASH RATES.
Seven consecutive times. 1 cent a word
laeh Insertion.
Two or more consecutive times. 1V4 cents
a word.
One time, I cents a word.
CHARGE RATES.
Seven consecutive times, cents a line
sach Insertion.
Three consecutive times, 10 cents a line
each Insertion.
8 lie time, 12 rents a line,
ount six average words to a line.
Minimum charge, 20 cents.
An advertisement Inserted to be run
until discontinued must bo stopped by
written order. .
All claims for errors must be maa
within fifteen days after the last Inser
tion of the advertisement.
You can place your want ads In The
Bee by telephone.
TELEPHONE TYLER 1000. ,
CARD OF THANKS.
WE wish to thank our friends and neigh
bors. Camp 120, M. W. A., and Union
Paciflo employes for the sympathy shown
us In the sickness and death of our hus
band and father; also fur the beautiful
floral offerings and services rendered.
MRS. A, DUNCAN AND FAMILY.
Wt wish to thank our friends for their
kindness and sympathy shown us in the
sad bereavement ana loss or our oeiovea
sister and aunt, Mrs. Ruse Peterson,; also
lor the beautiful tiorai itiduios.
C. K. SPKNCKR,
MR. AND MRS. BEN W. SMITH,
DbATIiH AMU FVAUHAL NOTICUM
JOKRS M. T. eared 87 veara.
Hurhd services will be held at the First
Baptist church. Twenty-ninth and Har
ney streets, aunaay anernoon two oiock.
interment, forest iwu cemetery.
Friends invited. i
MECK Mary, wife of George 8. Meek.
dence, 1514 South Twenty-eighth street, to
1st. meter s cnurcn at i p. in. opecuu
street car at church for Alpha Grove Nq.
2, Woodmen Circle, and friends, wishing
to attend Interment at West Lawn ceme
tery. KAHLEU Henry C, October 13, aged 26
years.
Funeral services from the residence of
Julius Kahler, 611 William street, Mon
day, October 2T, 1915, at p. m. Inter
ment In r airview cemetery, council
lilutfa. Auto service.
RAUPMUSSKN Helene C, wife of Hans
C. Rausmussen, October &, 1915, agod
45 years.
Funeral from residence, 2055 North
Eighteenth, Sunday, October 24, 1915. at
2 p. m. Interment Spring H11L Auto
service.
PETERS Anna M., wife of Eg-gart
Peters, Tuesday. October 19, 1916.
Funeral from residence of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Charles T. Bkldmore. 4011 North
Thlrtletn street, Hunaay, wuiouer , iio.
at 2:00 p. m. interment at Aiouni iope
temelery.
THE WANT-AD-WAY
All Bight Rmct4.
This man almost every day
Throngs the WABTT ASH glaneos.
And fae'a found a real rood -)ees
Xa tae BUBIBTBM CBANCES.
Vow wh ke starts his business
With WAhTT AIMS be wlU strive
By using than Boost very day
The bualaees to revive.
BBS WAWT AM hall t using-,
Tor they're the kl4 that pari
Tfhe business ea-at go backwards,
He'll ase them svary day.
The best business) ennortunttlea)
are always to be four In the
SHITS1NKSS CHAVCE" columns of
THE OMAHA BEE.
Becausw they trodue the beat re
sults: If your business is for Hale,
plie a "Bt'SINE.rt CHANCE" ad
in today'e ).. Telephone Tyler
1000 now and
PIT IT IN TI1K OMAHA BE.
Bee Want Ad
As he started to walk up the street,
Hailed the first man he chanced to meet;
Said he, "I'd like to know
Just where I'll have to go
To find rooms that are both clean and neat"
nntTiim and riuni, "cf
GADE August P., at residence of his
daughter, Mrs. .William Abendroth,
2723 Ohio street, Uclobt-r 23, aged 7a
years.
Funeral from residence Tuesday, Octo
ber 2B, at 1:30 p. m., to St. Paul's Lutheran
church. Twenty-fifth and Kvans streets,
2 p. m. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery.
Friends Invited.
O'CONNELL Lenora, aged 74 years. She
Is survived by three daughters, Mrs. S.
fi. Walker. Mrs C. ( Field of Tlicoma.
Wash.; Mrs. G. H. Bell of Tacoma, and
one son, K. P. O'Connell, Denver, Colo.
Remains will be shipped from residence
of Mrs. Walker. 2631 Davenport, to Bloom
Ington. III.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Births Nick and Bellas Oompardos. 2M5
M, South Side, girl; George T. and Marie
Lioya, ill North Twenty-nun, gin; Jo
seph and Ella Dental, :M3 D, South Side,
girl; Stanley and Mrie Hruby, 1K16
South Fifteenth, bov: N. C. and Emma
Johnson, 2SS9 Corby, boy; M. T. and Rosa
lind Norris, 10u7 Park avenue, girl; Uood
man and Kettle Meyerson, 2413 Bouth
Twenty-fourth, boy; o. O. and Kather-
lne Myers, zaii St. Marys avenue, gin;
Merritt and Grace Miller, hospital, iioy;
Salvatore and Maria Numa, 12A6 South
Fourteenth, boy.
Deaths Sol K. Brodky. S8 years. 5f4i
Chicago; David Lamach, 82 years. Thir
teenth and Chicago; Julia A. Peterson,
42 years, 704 South Seventeenth avenue;
Joshua J. King, 68 years, 635 Lincoln
boulevard: Martin H. Porrlsh, 77 years,
hospital; Russell E. McKelvey, 69 years,
8036 Cass; Anna S. Peters. 66 years, 8811
V. irn.nlv.nlnlh. GVltth r C3hllav 99
years, 85M Dodge; deorge E.' Shirley' 26
years, 3568 Dodge; Charles L. Wheeler, 4
monuis, Monroe.
' MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following permits to wed have
been Issued:
Name and Residence. Age.
Salvatore Catalano, Omaha.. 28
Franoesca Natale, Omaha 22
Carlton B. Gerry, Omaha 23
Emma B. Schmidt, Omaha 19
Vaclav Votova. South Side 24
Anna Rouse, South Side 84
Arnold Hustak, Omaha 24
Frances Han ale, Omaha 18
Edgar L. Klein, Buffalo, N. T 80
Geraldlne M. C. Smith, Des Moines.... 23
BUILDING PERMITS.
M. D. Cameron, 21 North Thirty-second
avenue, frame garage, S.VI0; Mount St.
Mary's academy, 1422 Castellar, altera
tions and porch, 22,500; Hi Helsing, 4314
Burt, frame dwelling, $2,500; B. E. Price,
4401 Leavenworth, frame dwelling, 22,0011;
B. E. Price, 4216 Marcy, frame dwelling,
12.000; B. E. Price. S21 South Thirtieth,
frame dwelling, $3,000.
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1 UUA I S g
MOVIE i
PROGRAM a
Dewslews,
EMPRESS. 15th & DOUGLAS
Hearst-Sell g No. 74.
Lillian's Husband., 3 -reel Vltagraph.
The Vulture, BlogTaph.
B. Billy. Sheepman, Essanay.
PRINCESS, 1317-19 DOUOLAS.
The Fherlff of Yellow Creek. (Anna Little
and Jack Kichardson.) Western drama.
The Little IVtective. (ieorte Ovev.) t om.
Hattie the Hair Helrees. Clever Comedy.
Aorta.
GRAND, 16TH AND BINNEY.
The Great Question. I reels, featurlns;
Harold Lockwood.
His Lordship's Dilemma, featuring W. C.
Kleliis and an all tar cast.
-TThe Flivver (John T. Rocks.) Featuring
! J. Holden and Mlxnotte Anderson.
LOTHROP, 24TH AND LOTHROP.
The Port of Missing Men. (Arnold Bailey.
APPOLO. 2824LEAVENWORTH.
Mind Over Motor. 2-reel Kssanav.
Willie stayed Fingle. VitR(sr(ih Comedy.
A Kentucky Epixode. IHograph.
The Call of the City. Edison.
West.
MONROE, 2555 FARNAM.
Panlel Frohman Presents
MARY PICKFORD
in a trajclo epic,
HEARTS ADRIFT
A drama of devotion and sacrifice.
kuutai u-.
BESSE, 24TH AND N.
Suppressed Evidence, l-reel Essanay.
The tSirl and 'n Malltm. c-IW.
Moufie Kiss (Miss tlcky). Vltagraph.
Tomorrow llrsl of J. Kuius Vall.ulird
pictures.
ORPHEUM.
24TII AND M.
Mutual Weekly. Stanley's Search for the
Hidden City, l-reel drama. George
Ovey In a "Change of Luck."
iTofit from Loss.
AWOrXCKMENtls
r?:ERC18K at T- St. C. a Business mea
H it,Al'l; icpxirs; our I Jrnai e cleim-d",
$! Central Tin Shop. Ioul 4f,M
Sl'PEKFLT'OL'e hair, warts and moles
permanently removed Ly eletrlclty;
ronsullatlnn free and confldem lal ; all
work guaranteed. Miss Alleuder, Vii Bee. o
ft
LOTIIROP, 2 4T1I AND LOTHROP.
Arnold Bailey in "The Port of Missing
Men." 6-reel Paramount picture.
MONROE,
25 6 5 FARNAM.
Panlel Frohman presents
Mary Plckford
MM't " drama
In a trairlc enlc. "He"Hs A
of devotion and sacrlfli-e. Produced
by
the Famous Players Film Co.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LAST
WEEK
of the
Receiver's
Auction Sale
of tho
Fred Brodegaard
Jewelry Company's
Stock of
Diamonds, watches, sterling
silver, cut glass, solid gold jew
elry, etc., etc.
Sale daily, 10:30 A. M.
Sale daily, 1:30 P.M.
Sale daily, 7:30 P. M.
At the sign of the Crown up
the Golden Stairs.
Fred Brodegaard
Jewelry Co.
; L. D. SPALDING, Receiver
Government
Auction Sale
Unclaimed third and fourth class mall
parcels.
To be sold, one parcel at a time, to the
highest bidder.
Auction starts at promptly 10 o'clock
In the forenoon, Wednesday, Oct. 27th,
and will continue till all Is sold, which
will take about 8 days.
Hale takes place in the Poetofflce Cor
ridor. The parcels will be on display Monday
and Tuesday for your Inspection.
JAMES L. DOWD,
Auctioneer.
JOHN C. WHARTON,
Postmaster.
Omaha Pillow Co.
Fall renovating of feathers
andbedding; down covers made
to order. 1907 Cuming. D. 2467.
Sixteen lears in Omaha.
&KCOND Church of Christ, (Scientist, of
Omaha. Neb., announces s free lctura
on Christian bclence by William I. Mc
j Crsckan, C. 8. U.. of New York City, at
the Auditorium Thursday evening-, Octo
ber 28, 116. at o clock, i ne public Is
cordially Invited to be present. No col-
I lection. Mr. McCrackan Is a member of
the board of lectureship of the mother
church, tne irst onurcn or t'hrist, bclen
tlst. In HoMon, Mass. He Is an author
of considerable note and was a member
of the Belgian Kellet commission.
FACTORIES AND
APAKTMENT IIOUSES-
COAL
DIRECT FROM TUB MINE.
Buy vour coal direct. Its chpafter.
sell to auybody who will bur In carload
oi iiu , t. .j i .-s a- . iia. .,i..:e
the best coal at the prloe. I serves aad
clftan the coal and snip direct to you.
offering to owners of factories or apart
ment houses a snort proposition and a
savin wtslck hi wort white.
1'nm lor run of the inme, or unpre
pared coal U pvr ton at the mine;
Economy Himn scre-ried) coal Is If.SO
per tun: aunny Mie lump, run or the mine,
is $-. and the same giaue screened la J
we ion.
I. M. COX
NORTH PLATTE. NEB.
MOVIES
FEATURES
TODAY
OMAHA, SUNDAY MOUXINd, tXTOHKK
And the man he stopped made this reply:
Why, tho Omaha Hoe you should buy."
So the paper he bought.
Said he, "Surely 1 ought
To get rooms In this town if I try."
ANNOUNCEMENTS
You Can be
You Want to Be
You can be a succosb and a big biicoprb if you have ambition, nrgy
and nerve. Men fly bocauso they wanted to fly because they wanted to
fly more than they wanted almost anything elso Uccuubo they kept at it un
til they had accomplished their purpose.
You young men and young women cannot fall if you really want to be
a success if you have ambition and
you must learn about business before
will double triple multiply your earning powers many times enable you
to sit on tho "Board of Directors."
Acquire the proper knowledge In
BOYLES COLLEGE
a modern flchooi with expert teachers.
either the DAY or NIGHT school anytime It won't cost much. It will
prove the biggest investment in your life.
Boyles College trains you in shorthand, bookkeeping, telegraphy
Civil Service preparation and endows you with personal efficiency.
GET OUR SPECIAL TUITION OFFER.
Ask for our free 114-page catalogue, which tells all about the school.
Boyles
II. B. DOYLES,
Tel. D.
18th and Harney Sts.
The Cut Price
State Dry Cleaning
Company
Phone Doug. 5072
Will call for, clean, press aud
deliver your suit (f- rf
for iDl.UU
Ladles' and men's suits cleaned and
iresaed better than ever before and at
.ower prices.
We also clean portieres, lace curtains.
carpets and rugs. Hemenilicr, all our
work Is guaranteed against lire, water
and thieves.
Men's List
Men's suits sponged and pressed $1.60
rants cleaned and pressed...
.60
Men's two or three-piece suit cleaned
and pressed
Fancy vests cleaned and pressed
Overcoats cleaned and pressed
Raincoats cleaned
Cravenettes cleaned and pressed....
Men'a hats cleaned and blocked
1.00
.&
1.26
1.00
1.00
.60
Cut Price
Ladies' List
Ladles' suits cleaned and pressed
T-.00
Ladles' skirts cleaned and pressed
ft'c anil . 11c
Ladles' plush coats cleaned and
steamed Sl.W and $1.25
Ladles' astrlch plumes cleaned and
curled ic per Inch
Ladles' gloves, full size luc
Satisfied Customers
Is Our Motto
State Dry Cleaning Co.
KEISTEU'S LADIES' TAILOR
ING COLLECT! will open night
I
school Tuesday, Oct, 20th, at :30
P. M.
1628 City Nat l Bank Bids.
MISS TYLER. Instructor.
Second Church of Christ 8i-lentint of
Omaha, Neb., announces a free lecture
on Christian Science by Wm. I). Me
Cracker, C. 8. H.. of New York City, at
the Auditorium Thursday evening, Octo
ber 28, ll15. at o clock. The public is
cordially Invited to be presunt. No col
lection. He Is an author of considerable
note and was a member of the itclgian
lU-llef comintsxlon. o.
CUSINKSb COLLLUE
STUDENTS
SAVE MONEY ON COURSES
For sale, with sood reasons for selling.
variety of courses In a reliable Iiual
ness Hcbool. one of the leading b'lsliiea
colleges of Omaha. Will be sold very
reasonable- -atvey below regjlar price
If you are considering taking a eours
tnvibiif atw this at once, allies Fall tru
Urgtuv, wiub. Call ofXlce. On.aha iiee.
2t, 10!.').
As he opened the paper said ho:
"A fine list of roonis'here I see;
I'll rent one at small cost,
And no time at all lost;
That young fellow was not stringing me.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Whatever
energy, and strive to succeed. Hut
you go into it. A business education
You can enter lioyies college m
or
College
PRESIDENT.
1565.
Omaha, Nebraska.
SEWING MACHINE
SALE.
MONDAY.
Whites,
Singers,
New Homes,
Wheeler & Wilsons,
Frees,
Standards.
Chance to buy $30.00, $40.00
and $00.00 Sewing Machines
about one-fourth their real
value, and guaranteed to servo
as good as new ones.
LOOK CAREFULLY: '
fllnger, good drop head $10.00
Hlnger, ooil drop head IVIM)
Wheeler-Wilson, 7 draw., dark oak.. $15.00
Wheeler-Wilson, b draw., dark oak.. $14.01
New Home, cun't tell f'oin new $lii.(Ni
New Home, a real tood one $12(0
White, one that's right, only $11.00
White (UHed one month), special 15 i
Free, very prelty (Ifi.00
Free, Just like new Il9.tl
l-tanriard, on y $12 W
Davis, h-ilrawer, Maiden
Nebraska (new), worth $3
rSlnger, a real good one
$I2()
$17. M
.$6.00
MICKLE'S
Nebraska Cycle Co.
15th and Harney. Doug. 10G2
AUTOMOBILES
Whenever you are considering selling or
buying a Uked car and you want full
value for your money or you want people
who are wllllns to pay for what they are
Setting you will have no renret If you
uy or advertise through tho used car
column of The Hee. 1'l.one Tylr luOO.
1 Studeliaker, -c Under, liil& tourln,
a barkuln.
2 Renal undersluna. 19l. electrically
equipped $!0)
I Ford. 1W13 truck, absolutely perfect.
Ideul for delivery purposes $250
i Overland roadster, V.Hi. ood shape.. $X0
5 Htuti, 1WS tourltia, like new, a snap.
6 I'ullman, brand new, electrically
equipped, !1& model $400
7 Hulck touring, new tires, just over
hauled $240
Apperson, IK) 3 touring,, perfect con
dition $475
J Kord tourlnK. new, one-man tup,
shock absorber, eluetrlo llahts,
speedometer, new tires. A snap.
10 Velle, tourlna, food shape $.1.7)
These cars alona with i others may
be seen at our salesroom, 'lh Karnarn lit.
AUTO CLEARING
HOUSE
We will demonstrate any of these oars
to vour entire HHllpfHeMoti.
CAHVL H. HTHA L'lsKIl. MANAGER,
sinoi.r
AUTOMOBILES
AN EXCELUONT BARGAIN
JACKSON 45
TOURING CAR IN
FINE CONDITION
WILL LET GO AT A SACRIFICE IF
TAKEN A TONCE. FOR FURTHER
PARTICULARS CALL
STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO.
2010 Fafnani.
Phono Doug. 1705.
FOH BALK An uutumolille repair shop
dolitK Kod business, In Rood location,
no better location In Omaha. CJood equip
ment and will sell at a right price. It
will pay you to Investigate. Hood reason.
Address F 1143, Hee.
Full 8ALH Hudson 3.1. lit perfect condi
tion; can guarantee, t'rlcrd light to
sell. Overland 44i-H. r., In good comlltlon,
very cheep. Middle Btate Itnpalt' Hhop,
JO.'tt Farnsm.
KiOO MILKS of mileage In your old tires
(Rebuilt). Bend tnem to tUO TIKIS CO.,
1G11 Chicago Ht
FINK Apperson Jack-Kabblt. Ilkht six,
1B16 model, fc-ood as new. Only been nil, I
a little over two months. We are oiler
InK this cor at a barualn price. Cost new
$1,4 and freight. Will sell for $1,000. No
trade considered.
I). V. SHOLFM CO..
15- City Nat. Bank Bids;. Dona; 49
NKUKAHKA Bulek HervUe Ktatlun, 1914
rirnani M. t'hnne Douglas 721.
$100 REWARD for any magneto we can't
repair Colls repd Baysdorfe,. 110 N. 18th.
MOLINE llRKADNAIJOHT
In first class condition: new tires. For
sale cheap. Smith A Deafner Oarage, IU
B. 24th Ht. Thone Douglaa 4700.
FOR SALE-1919 Ford, perfect shape, $150.
W Farnam, upstairs.
AUTO, clearing house. Huy, sell and ex
change uid cars. t'jn Farnam. l. 3ai0.
FOR HALK-CadiTlac, 40 11. P.! In splen
did condition. Phone Tyler 1T13.
Classy roadster, $2i0. Tel. Colfax fUS.
Overton' for leaky radiator. Sue, dealers.
or by mall liuu Ave., t o. imiris, la.
FOR HAl.U OR T R A DK One Huumoblle
delivery car, panel body; car In good
running order; just the thing for quick
delivery. Apply Hayward Bros', bhoe
Co., ilth snd Farnam Htsj.
Roadster for sale, $d0. Phone Web. i-Ml.
Industrial Oarage Co.. $0ta llaruey Bis.
BUSINEHS CHANCES
If your Rualness Chanoe will stand
rigid Investigation ana is just what It Is
advertised, or If you are looking to start
In business for yourself you will be per
fectly sstlsfled If you use the Business
Chance column of The bma. When buy
lug or selling a bualnen Phone Tyior 1000.
10 8ULL or buy a business, call oa
Uuscn tt Uorghoff. Freoser Blk. ft. Uk
FuK HALK Jnly blacksmith sliop in
town; inaehlnery Is all run by power.
Pit to Urns.. Hraily, Nel.
SMAl.l. merchandlie stock, country store,
good local Ion; good business; good open
ing lor man with tl.tt up; linmedii
pussesHlon. F.yrl Hall, Rosevale, Neh.
late
UAROA1N. best paying modern commer
cial hotel in northeast Neb.; 31 rooms;
furniture; long lease. JIM W1UY,
HHH'X CITr.
KKCRETS of the gtsln business; fits you
or iMtaneui ui iiiHiiaaer ni a saiai w ui
t'on to $I,WX) per year. Particulars free.
Write auick. Western Grain Syndicate.
Htanhoiie. la.
TO JKT In or out ot business cail on
OANGKHTAU. 4 Uee Uldg Poug. 3477.
A 10-RooM, nicely furnished rooming
house, full all the time, for sale at a
bargain at U1 Howard 8t; owner leav
ing cllv. 2U21 Howard Ht.
RESTAURANT equipment, complete, for
sale at a bargain. Use these at lOus
Cass St.
Patents That
Protect and Pay
Books and advice free.. Bond sketch
ttr model for search; highest references;
best results; promptness sssured.
Watson K. Colemaa, Patent Lawyer,
484 F, H., N. W.. .h.,i 1 1 a ton. I. C. o
THKATKR8 Huy, lease or sell your the.
ater, machine and supplies throurh
Theater Kxrh. Co., 140 Farnam l. 1S97.
$2.iW0 tljL ITV in property renting for fii
per month, for land, lots, acreage or
Interest In business, liox 79;, Omaha.
1 HAVE a position open In my busi
ness for a young man who can give
me hla services and make an In
vestment of $o. I will pay a good
salary and Interest oo tils Invest
ment. Box K If". Bee.
CAFK AND LUNCH.
The best located cafe and .unch room
In Omaha, doing a capacity business, can
be bought right. Will take Ford car as
part payment. Am going weal. Addresa
C. 29. Care Bee.
6 RFC Omaha Theater Supply Co. for bar
aalna In established shows. P. 1620.
WANTET Toung man as partner In my
store; will guarantee over $100 a month;
Investment of iuut) required, secured.
Box L $00, Bee.
corv kive cents.
"If you're hound on a similar quest.
You want rooms where you will find rest;
If you take my advice
You'll find rooms that are nice;
A Bee Want Ad you'll find stands the test.
U V. Smith.
msixEsa CHANCES
WANTKH-To hear from owner of good
business for sale. State cash orlce and
description. 1). F. Uush. Minneapolis,
winn a
FOH HA1.K lluildjng and stock groceries.
luncheon and notions, t all i olrux 3.
IF YOU have aalea ability and a Ford
car, you will profit by calling or ad
dressing 814 First Nat l Bank Illdg.
FOliBALk Ftrst-cfaaa lumber yard for
sale In eastern Neb. Party wants to
retire front business, llrlnkman Ileal
Estate Co., Lincoln, Neb.
STOCK OF I3RUQ3. STATIONERY
AND BCHOOL 8UrFLIE8 FOR
BALK AT LARAMIE, WTO.
Appraisers appointed by the
court reported stock conser
vativelv worth Vn0H, fix
tures, $1,900.
Must vacate building and for
a quick sale will take $3,7U)
for stuck and fixtures.
Plate lTnlveralty and U. 8.
Uovprnment Experiment Sta
tion located here.
FIRST STATE BANK OF
LARAMIE. W TO.
$1& lNVKSTICI) In land and co-operative
well may make ll.rtK'; payments II
monthly. For particulars, address Texas
Uulf Co.. 7W l iilon Hank, Houston, Tex.
WANT to buy a farm or engage In busi
ness! uur monmiy paper, nuuioi
Opportunities," describes some wonder
ful bargains. Free to you If you state
what you want Universal Bales Agency,
I ept. M, Valine, Kan.
FOR W YOMING
SALOON
Am running buainess under lease; want
man for active or silent partner to buy
building and fixtures from estate; take
$7.2(io. George Burke, Guernsey, Wyo
ming. o
SALOON IN
WYOMING
To close an estate, modern building and
fine fixtures, ti.Ml; practically 0u on the
dollar: terms on one-half; business run
ning under lease and doing well; big gov
ernment ditch just starting eaat ot town;
It. R, bridge, yard and roundnouse now
under construction; 800 men. 11 P. Parry,
Administrator, Guernsey, Wyo.
I NKEI) branch managers for my world
wide mall order business; operate from
your own home In spare time; no can
vassing or peddling; experience unneces
sary; you should make t weekly. But
ler, 6 Jo factories, Toledo, Ohio."
FOR ALK Laundry business In large
city; because of poor health win sell at
a low price. Address Y lib. Bee.
MILLiNttRY and ladles' ready-to-wear
store, in best town In western Ne
braska. Donulatlon 2.000. onlv milllnerv
store in town, all new stock, best of
reasons for selling, last year's business
ftf.ttiO. Mrs. Catherine HerbolsksUner,
onaoron, Men.
PKNTAL outfit and practice, big oppor
timlty. KOI Victoria Hldg.. 8t. Louis, Mo.
itb-RooM hotel, clearing over 1&0
month; $2,400.
OANOE8TAD,
Room 422, Bee Hldg. P. $477.
CIGAR and confectionery store; excellent
location; a snap; i,tw. Anotner dandy
place for $600.
(1ANUKHTAD,
Room 422 Hen Hldg. D. $477.
GOOD (laying bakery and confectionary.
Might conblUer some trade. 1M9 Dodge
St;
WANTKH To lease or buy a moving plo
ture theater In a town of 1,000. Must be
a bargain. Hox MS, Concord, Neb.
GOOD restaurant for sale
cheap; down town district.
Apply to Dave, 1611 Leaven
worth, grocery.
'vestments,
mmm Our Nebraaka farm more.
' ryf f are not affected by
Lurupean wars or panics,
f IfJ Amounts $400 to $20.0u0. We
w collect all Interest and
principal free of charge; M
years In the Nebraaka farm loan field
without a loss Is our record.
KIX3KB 1.MVK8TMENT COM PANT.
$01 Omaha Net I Bank ttldg.. Omaha.
EARNING 25 PEIt CENT
An unusually safe Inveatment for tKflo
or $1,014) Is offered In a business earning
over 25 per cent. The owner would like
to me he an agreement to repurchase If
permitted. Address C 277, Bee.
$2,0X) "FOR BUSINESS
Competent youn man wants a work
ing Interest In honorable business:
beat references. Auuress B 244, liee.
LOST AND FOUND
Lost or Found ads la Omana's Ixiet and
Pound mediums means ths Immediate re
turn of tbat article If advertised ta The
Bee. the Los and Found paper
OMAHA sc COUNCIL BLUfFS STREET
RAILWAY COM PANT.
Persons having lost some srtlcle would
do well to call up the office of the
Omaha aV Council Rluffs Street Railway
company to aacertain whether they left
It in the street cwrs.
slajiy artl 'les each day are tamed ba
and the otnpany Is anxious to restora
them to the -ightfi;! owner. rat rvug. sa
LOST Lady's gold watch; a keepsake;
little reward. Call OolXas: tot
EMALL h rulers' pta; reward. Mrs. ktuol
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