,TUK I.KK: OMAHA, MONDAY, KKHItllAKV 7, l!lf.
7
HELP WANTEDFEMALE
lieaacanld sad Domestic.
' A NT BP V h 1 1 girl for housework.
fmill family. No washing. Good wag.
l'mimh preferred. !t!40 Harney. Mar. (T6,
WaSsTFD (r for general houewort
A. LasTowltg. 613 North Wh ft.
WANT El A colored mafd: good
Mrs. Martin, li Ieaven worth.
WANTED-Ftrsl-claKs cook; white;
Burt.
EDUCATIONAL
BUSJNE33 COLLEGE)
STUDENTS
SAVE MONEY ON COURSE. "
For Ml", wtth good reason for sell
ing, a variety of courses In a rcllahl
BiialneM mhool, on of the leading bual
liess colleges of Omaha. Will be aold
vary reasonable ? below regular
price. If you are considering taking a
courae investigate thia at once, at nee
Spring Term begins aoon. Call office,
Omaha Be.
PAY SCHOOL.
BOTLKB COLLEGE.
NIUHX 8CHOOU
Every dv la cniollnient day. Book
keeping, shorthand, tftenotypy, Typo
writing. Telegraphy, Civil Service all
Commercial and English branches. Cat
alogue free-
BOTLKS COLLEGE.
ISth and Harney St.
Tel. Do" gin a 1365.
THE VAN SANT SCHOOL
rfENOaRAFHT-BOOKKEF.PINO.
liay School for Toung Women.
Evening School for Young Mn and
Women.
f atutclay morning class Ih typewriting.
lone C. Puffy. 0ner and Manager.
B. 1th St. Omaha.
FOR salo, the following scholarships In
a ftrt-cla Omaha Rulne College:
Cm unlimited combination business
and shorthand courae.
One unlimited stenographic course.
One three-months' business or steno
grapnlc sours.
Will be sold at a discount at the office
of The Oman Bee.
S"LW"fac.cs wanted on the movies; $X)
romplet course movie acting, $1. W
secure permanent engagement. The
Dra matin Correspondent. Hastings, Nob.
School, ok modern lanouaoe-
Claas or private leaaons. Lowntown
studio. Phono Web. f.So4,
FaxtoiflBTk. School of Lettering and Art.
Tuition W per month. Doug. 3167.
PRIVATE Instruction In Urcgg snorthand
and touch typewriting.. Walnut 237.
PERSONAL
FILES, FISTULA CURED.
Dr. E. R. Tarry cures piles, fistula
and other rectal diseases without surgi
cal operation. Cure guaranteed and no
money paid until cured. Write for book
on rectal diseases with testimonials.
DR. K. H. TARRY. 140 Be Bldg.
13,000 TO PENSION INVALIDS.
' The Ladles' Home Journal fl.60
The Saturday Evening Post 11.60
The Country Gentleman (1.O0
B,o subscriptions each month till
April earns that 33.000 for Th Inva
lids' Pension Assn. Your order or re-
fiewal contributes 60c Urgent. Su needed
n February,. Phou Douglas 716a or ad-
rQORDON, THE MAGAZINE MAN,
Omaha, Neb.
RHEUMAT1SM, stomach, liver and kid
J nev trouble, goitre, nervousness and
asthma, sufferers are successfully re
stored to health by me.
Examination free.
Call Suit 312, Be Bldg.
....'.. X)lt W..II. KNOLLENBERQ.
Chiropractor.
Tyler IMS,
TOUNO women coming to Omaha aa
' strangers sra Invited tx vlait th Young
Women'' Christian association building
at 17th St. and St. Mary's Ave., where
they will b directed to suitable board
ing clacea or otherwise assisted. Look
for our travelers' uid at to Union
Station.
THE Salvation Army Industrial bom so
Helta your old clothing, furniture, mag
axlna. We collect. W distrlbul.
Phon Pouglas 4136 and our wagon will
call. Call and inspect our new home,
U10-U1J-1U4 Podge St.
SAN FRANCISCO INSTITUTE, 70s
South 16th St., second floor. Hot tub
baths, shower, genuine Swedish mas
sage, chiropody, manicuring; graduates.
Kaurs 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
PERSONAL Alice, If you want to e
your mother alive, come home Immedi
ately. Her life despaired of unless ah
can see you; wire your answer. O. K.
Coonrad, 1010 Asbury avenue, Asbury
Park. N. J.
Rllf PTTTrtF, Sucessfully treated
ttu X U XI i without I ,urglcal
operation. Call or writ Pra. Wray 4t
Mathcny, u at mag., umana.
MISSES GRAY AND HEAD.
Electrlo baths, chiropody treatment,
seientlflo massag. 210-212-214 Balrd
Blk., 17tb and Pougr. P. 4t.
MEDICATED vapor and modern Turkish
baths for ladles and gentlemen; lady
attendant for ladles; Swedish massage.
191W Farnam St Ponglaa 8437.
Peraonal Mlasea Staolea &. Mason, bath.
electrlo treatment, Open t a, ra. t
i p. m. uoug. 718. h3 Branaeisrn.
1, CLARENCE WlEE, refuse to pay any
bills contracted by my wife, Mrs, A. M.
w leae. until further notice.
""VAPOR. TUB AND SPRAT BATHS.
Edna La Bell. 700 8. 16th St. 3d floor
am. ij. 704.
MISS WILSON.
Baths, 1803 Farnam Bt
Room J. Phone rviuiflas 87S1.
mTbruoman.
Steam and shower bath. Red 2727.
Room ?o?. Karbach Blk.
RHEUMATISM treated successfully, re
sult guarant d. ur. Howser, 14 tiee hio?.
CC.Y muiicurlng parlois, baths. 1803
Farnam. Apt 7. Doug. 7574.
fR. A. C. S'T'SkES has moved his office
to 474 Brandoia Theater Bldg.
MJS8 VENETA, maasago and alcohol.
rub. Office 10 So.- 17th St
DRESSMAKING by the day. Work
guaranteed. Webster 688,
I?C1ENTIFT(3 maaaage. R20 Be Bldg
Phone Pouglas W72.
.:.FSAGFX baths, expert masseuse,
Podge St.
1721
M A fifl AO EM ss Webstar, lit Taxton Blk.
I'oi-gias trfl.
?KHI.G at hotn or out. Red 3Ko7
FOR RENT-ROOMS
furalsked Rao ma.
:ii ''I'LL 8ANF01U). HOTEL HAP.LET".
ltn and Farnam. 30th and Farnam.
iftal Baei. ui Permanent Outiats.
NICi;i.V fur. front parlor, suitable-for"j
rents or man and wife; piano if desired.
i'!?""' 'W eb. r,K7l 4 18 Manderson 8t.
Vuiiualried front loom tor lo ladies or
a maiTlerl couple. Phone Web. tUld.
XVeUler St., i12 Well heated sleeping
looms; stujenla preferred. Red iau3.
NICELY furnished room, close in; all
mo'lern. 631 H. 2?d "t.
ELY furrllahed sleeping. Doug. ilisT
lloaaeheeplBat Kosa.
A NEWLY buiit place; have suite of
housekeeping rooma left for desireable
couple. Harney 677.
tot. IT L of two neatly furnished and well
heated room. N. 3,'th. Tel. Wal
nut 138.
Aiason. Xn Modern, well hvated house-keenlna-
rooms: close to car. Harney 6011
PtrMARY'S AVE.. 2 06-Furiiiiied room
foi light housekeeping
y. 2M'h,'"llTMr-rTr$l M;' bailment H. 14?A
Boaral and Itoaat.
'1 j or liire-room suites, Weal Farnam
iiMlrb t: tiothlnu to equal In city; pleaa
aitl aurrouiidiiiga; east, north, south ex
poaure: pl.-mlnl board; comfortable,
rheerv place for a inter. Ideal in aum
mr; lar.e yard and porch. U 3 Harney.
FOR RENT-ROOMS
II oar 4 aad Hooa.
WARM. COMFORTABLE ROOMS.
Newly furnished, horn privilege to
th right part Ion. W erv good board.
Call WfKtiw 7171
PI .fA S A N T south room, with best of
board: excellent location; privat fam
lly. 110ft Park Ave, Tel, Hmy 1:')v
JONES. 2424 Front room and board In
prlvata family: walking I'oog, yiyi.
OOP home cooking. Open for buMnrwi
Sunday at 17 W. 17th. Pouglna K3T7.
Ffcw modern brick flat, hot water Seal;
excellent location. II. 18".
FOR RENT-FURNISHED
Apartments avnd House.
TT
I partmeata.
8l'THEAST APT.. 4 rooms and bsth,
ar Harney IPt.. sublease at special low
rate for summer. Call Douglas 1117,
after 6 p. m. Harney 267.
b IX -ROOM furnlahod apartment In the
Normandlo. Park -enue and Pacific.
Beat street ear service In tha cltv.
Phone P. 197. The Rvron Reed Co.
Iloasrs.
FF RN ISH ED house. '. 4
rooms, modem.
except heat, bath and furnace. Walking
distance.
i ROOMS, furnlalied completely locatliMi j
oeairanie, reaaonanic. Phone liar. ;.4.
FOR RENT-HOUSES
"tVeat.
$35-3003 DODGE
An R-room all modern home; well
located and rent cheap. Corner
lot and but two blocks to Farnam
car; half block to Turner park,
Glover & Spain,
Doug. 3062. o
5.W Pouglas, modem. & rooms, I32..M).
1125 .South Slat, modern. 8 rooms, J30.
South 41st. modern, T rooms, 2Mi0.
JOHN N. KRF.NZKU, POt'OLAP X4.
FOR KENT.
M81 Harney Bt., mod. 10-roora brick
house. Hot water heat. Inquire T. J.
O'Brien. Tel. H. 104: D m.
&-ROOM houoe: inoiit-rn except furnace.
m it. 24(h Ave. Hirney 43.V.
TVortli.
A BUSY, busy door bell and a steady
stream of replies-after your "JtiB
Want-Ad has told Its atory.
20 LINCOLN BLVD.ll-room house!
Htrlctly modern, with hot water boat
Price 160 Douglas 1818.
Bl6 GRANT ST., 7-r. com., modern. 2S.
T. F. Hall. 433 Ramgo Bldg. D. 7406
NEW -room modern house. 3H17 Seward.
Harney 4742.
New mod, bunir. 27 Manderaon. Col. U9.
goatb.
I-ROOM horns In Hanacom Park District.
113$ Georgia, Ave., with garage; nicely
decorated, excellent condition; 36.
HASTINGS HETDKN. I14 Harney St.
DESIRABLE 6-room cottage, modern ex
cept furnace. 628 8. 19th Ave. Hlxen
baugh p. 42S8.
Mkeeellanaoaa.
$17---&-r., mod. ex. heat, 2210 Ames Ave.
2f 7-r., all mod.. 2604 8. 32d St.
$28 -r. bungalow, oak finish, strictly
mod., 3821 N. 20th.
' $36 7-r., strictly mod., with garage, 1808
Plnknev St. Very nice.
TKBBENS, 606 Omaha Nat. Bk. P. 2181
t-R., downtown, colored, $13; 3 and $-r..
iota garaen grouna, t-a. xiu uoug.
wimi. -jvenings wainm zwf,
HOUSES FOR RENT;
CREIGH, SONS CO..
106 BEE BLDU. DOUG. "00.
FOR RENT-APT S AND FLATS
West.
FARNAM AND TENTH, 3 FLOORS.
I stories, good brick building, ele
vator. 1018 Farnam fct.. will make price
right for terms.
W. T. GRAHAM. BEE BLDG.
VERY cholc 4 or 6-room steam heated
apartment, on West Farnam St.
JOHN W. ROBB1NS. 1W2 FARNAM ST.
DANDY four roomx; south frotit bay;
walking distance. Doug. 2640. '
Nortk.
6-R. 60tt N. 21 ST, close In; walking dls-
tance, moa. ex. neat; naceiy aecoratea;
..... . V. I .. .. 0IT Ul
HASTINGS ot HEYDEN, 1614 Harney 8t
i
mtfc.
r"IVE-ROOM steam heated apartment,
very desirable, th Chula VUt. 30t
and Poppleton Ave., $43.60. 32f Bran
del Theater Bldg. Poug. 1871.
UUeellaxteuaa.
WAiui, COZY APARTMENT.
Fin apartment of four rooms and
bath, nloely decorated, oak finish,
team heat, janitor service; every
thing ftrst-cla. Sec It and you will
take It
SCOTT HILT. CO.,
I'our'ss isw.
MONTH FREE RENT. '
OLOSE-IN APARTMENT.
J-room and bath apartment, brick,
mod. but heat; best neighborhood. 111.60
and $15. Call for appointment to see
them.
P. Fx BUCTC. S OMAHA NAT. Pf. g,
T-ROOM, ateam heated, $3n; near pot
offlc. O. P. Stebhins, 1610 Chicago.
WHEN th renting problem la under con
siderationeither from th standpoint
of the tenant or landlord th Real Es
tate and Want Ad Quid to all of
Greater Omaha Th Bee la th best
medium for ur and satisfactory re
sults
' urAiTU trnp-ir. wjtvt
CLOSE-IN APARTMENT,
t-room and bath apartment, brick;
modern except heat; good neighbor
hood; $160.
P K. BUCK, 912 Omaha Nat'l. P. 6226.
WANTED TO RENT
"illacellsi ncuua.
WASTED to rent, 3 or 10 acres, with
good buildings. Andreas O 7Zft, Bee.
INTELLIGENT and persistent advertis
ing will ' seU'' any salable real estate,
and the largest number of prospective
buyers can be reached through the
Real Estate and Want-Ad Guide to all
or Greater umana this hee.
FOR RENT-BUSINESS PROP'TY
btorva.
WILL remodel apace, 60x60! for lodge
hall, 3d floor of Crounae block, 11 N.
16ih St.. to. salt tenant. CONRAD
YOUNG, Urandela Thea. Poug. 1871
SMALL store room; very deairahle: rent
; l.CO Cass ht. CONRAD YOUNG,
riranneis 'i neaier. ltongiaa "i.m
STORE RtMS at I Una-la 11 Farnam Kt.
Thos. F. Hall. 433 Ratnue Tt'-ig. D. 740.
M lackrllaMeuas.
FOR RENT Ground floor auditorium In
Omaha, central location. 4.:so square
feet, without posts: balcony, seating
I.OuO; two large stores and lobby In
front: low rent on Inn term to experi
enced and responsible party making
own improvement: suitable for eutoa,
rink, muvle or theater. N. P. Dodge A
Co.. 2U6 Withnell Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
MOVING AND STORAGE
GLOBE VAN $ STORAGE
Store, move, pack, ahlpa; (-hor
van and i men. $1.U per hour; storage,
$3 per month. Satisfaction auaraAtaed.
Dougla 43-ss and Tyler 330.
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing, atorag and mov
ing. il N. llth St. Phon
Dougla t4 or Harney 1S.I7.
FTrPROO"F" rTEllOTSE
Separate, locked rmimi, for household
good and piano, moving, packing and
hipping.
ti.MAUA VAN AND STORAGE CO.
tot; g. if'b fit. Douglai tlit.
moving and storage
Fidelity fkee
ritone Pougla M for complete list of
vacant houses and apartments: also for
storage, moving Ifith and Jackson Hit
J I1 -'o. Moving.
7 IUI'lJ packing and storage.
lf7 Farnam St. louglj6U6.
ITaGO , TlD Van"alorag Co. MovW.
packing, storage and shipping. O. 14twt.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
SNAP
S-room house on a full lot, fenced;
with a rood chicken house, all In good
shape, worth (. Owner says take (.VO.
This i your chance that comes once
In a life time.
W. S. FRANK,
SH Neville Block.
Norla.
PRETTIWST MILK RESIDENCE.
We have a "-room, strictly modern
house on the prettiest in lie on North
loth P. Boulevard that can bo bought
at a great aacrlflce; S rooms and bath
on tha first floor and two nice, large
bed rooms on the second floor; ent.r
house finished In oak. with oak
floors: full cement baaement. nlc.
large lot and ha all built-in feature,
such as fireplace, bookcase and buf
fet, with beam ceilings. Must be soon
to be appreciated.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
637 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas l.l.
ONE acre at JUW Rodlck Ave. rrloe.
34.2SO. $i,noo cash, balance $. month.
Dandy Improvements; room. All
kind of fruits berries. It block from
N. W. corner Miller park. Very finest
view and moat reasonable-priced acre
in Omaha today all fixed to start right
In as chicken ranch. Oo out and e It
now.
WH.IJAM COLFAX.
Suite 702-4 Keellne Bldg.,
17th and Harney.
. Tel. Pong. fW.
A FINE HOME
FOR VERY LITTLE CASH
Two-story cottage, oak floor, strictly
modern; large lot. Small monthly pay
ment. 3331 Ames Avo.
NOltltIS & NORMS, '
400 Pee Building. Phone Douglas 4270.
PRA I RI 10 PARK-tfiOO caah and Ftt
monthly -will buy 7-room, new 3 atory,
oak finish first story, fine shade, hedg
and shrubbery; first claas In every way.
B.- J;.Scannefl, Poug. 898 or Colfa 8611.
TeSi rooms, four apartment, cheap,
Phon Colfax 1063 after U a. m.
BoatU.
$50 CASH
IS ALL IT TAKES
TIHS NEW HOME
FOR COLORED
28n6 Miami St., 4-room modern rottag
(large rom stairway to attic, two
more room ran be finished upstairs, it
desired; nearly new; nicely decorated.
Prlc 33.2O0. Balance ran be paid Ilk
rent. Monthly payment Include In
terest. HASTINGS & HEYDEN.
NEAR FIELD CLUH.
W' have a brand new 6-room, strictly
modern bungalow stvl home In tha
Field club district; oak finish through
out; run cement basement, with large
corner lot; street paved; In th best
neighborhood in the city; 1 block from
car line and Hanacom park. Call u fur
appointment to see tins.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
B37 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1781. o
I MUST sell my V-larg room modern
home, on paved street, cement walks,
large barn, nice shade, cement baaa.
- ment, laundry, gas, electrlo lights, hot
water heat, cistern, bath and sewer.
One block from street car nd publle
school. - Worth $8,600. Mak me an of-
' fer. Fred Mower, owner,, 4760 S. 18th
St.. Omaha.
6-ROOM BARGAIN NEW, 6-ROOM,
2-STORY HOUSE, NEAR CAR, A
SNAP AT 33,400; REASONABLE PAY
MENTS. '
BENSON CARMICHAJHa
POTGIAS 1722. 643 PAXTON BLK.
ETanEcoM PARK bargain, 6-room, nw,
strictly modern pome, corner lot, tor
(4 000. Terms If desired.
Tfrbk'NS. Omaha. Nat. Bank. Pong. fin.
27(00 WILL buy7-room modern hou.
1311 bourn zatn bc. x.asy terms.
JOHN W. ROBBINB. 1803 FARNAM ST.
u0 DOWN. $16 per month, buys snappy 6-
room cottage. iei souui biii, mus a.
Hat St.. South Bide.
Miscellaneous.
'$500 CASH, BALANCE LIKE RENT.
This is a nearly new 6-room, atrlctly
modern home; ten blocks from post
office, walking distance. It la finished
In birch throughout. Street paved; gar
age; nice, larg lot, H block from car
and school.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
6T Omsha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Poug. 171. o
A GENUINE BARGAIN
No. 2008 Dth Ave., Council Bluff; I
room, modern except heat, large barn,
paved street and on car line; $3,100.
Will sell for reasonable payment down,
balance like rent Thos. L. McOarry,
Kecilne Bldg., Red 4o41.
"COTTAGE AT AUCTION
At court house, February 34. Res W, H.
RTTBSELL. 631 Brandeis Theater.
TWO ner kT. Bungalows for $6,600.
Rental mi year.
W. H. GATES.
Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED
North.
' WILL BUILD TO" ORDERS
furnish plans free, furnish lot and help
finance. If you are going to build, see
m or phon D. SW1.
G.EO. E. LUNPBURO,
616 Paxton Bldg.
rWO ACRES, closeTn7$U00: and other
acreage, no to snug, no trades. Pat
terson, Pouglas 2(47.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
WHY hold your vacant lot? Here Is
a chance for you to turn your lot In
aa part payment on a brand new houa
In Hanscom park district. 7 rooms
nd enclosed sleeping porch. Built
nd owned by contractor. Prlc $7 fM
For further Information write A 'jM,
WE hay listed from owners high-class
nsnsaa 1 uy income properties to ex
chans for farms: if you want to eon,
vrt your farm into cholc monthly In
come property, send us complete de
scription of nm Shaw Realty Com
pany, naserv mag , jiansas City, Mo.
o
WE have a' client that ha a $2,000 equity
In a nearly new 6-room house who
want an no-acr a rami in the eastern
or central part of Nebraska, with small
improvements.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
67 Omaha National Bank Bldg. P. nil
GALE or trad for Nb. landTfruit tracts
lrrigaiea, improved; no to town; fin
climate. Tuo. Bailey, Canon City,
IXFJII,
RIAL ESTATE, Fire and "General Insur
anc. Art Thatchar. 1217-11 City Na
tion Bank Bldg. Dougla 3SQ1.
FOR EXCHANU-$J6.Cuo clear land for
Income, town or city. JS. W. Runyon.
flMn.v, la.
A 330-AC RE farm, close to Omaha, for ex.
change. P. 6707. Toland Trumbull.
44. Be Bldg.
vVANTE D L I ght up-to-date car, for two
well located lot. Colfax 41M.
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN
BBIS.
(-ROOM.
All modern. In Benson, at 21S N. bsth
St. Full lot. bouse about 6 year old
Mortgage on it of $.'.iu0.00 payable
ViA.Oo per month, make offer for eouliy.
oil need not fear to make offer low
enough The owner muni aell and oU
Hill i,et a auap
II. A. OLE. iU Vie Blk , Doug
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
IN THE hllla north of Florence. "aboMt
miaway ronca and Rook Port creek,
J6 acres; crea under cultivation, bal.
natural tlmler. Small Improvements.
Addreaa P 7. Pee
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
INVF.8TMF.NTS.
i-tnry brick, on S. 13th St., near Dour.
laa. nam.
S-story Bldg.. on Ikdge and 14th, fine
corner, $40000.
8-storj, on Douglas ner ltlh, $v.,00i.
3-tory. f7th and Cuming St., good in
vestment, $30.onn.
S-story brick, South loth near Poppleton
Ave.. Si3.3on.
.1-story building, North litl, :-.oon.
Irge corner lot. I7ln and W IIIIk Ave.,
$I,;.V.
8-atory hotel, close in. reduced. $.10,000.
3-atorr hotel, one ot the beat In the city,
$70,000.
3-story brick, 24th St., all renied. $12,000.
I want n offer on anv of the nlMive.
Writ or call at 41.1 Karbach block,
Oman. Neb. Thos. Adama.
MORTGAGE INVESTMENT.
Some flrst-claas mortgages, il per cent
Interest. V. T. 'Ir.iham. Hoe Bldg.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED
HAVE buyer for close-In residence, 8 to
iv rooms. wnt nsve youT
R. II LAN PER YOU,
Tel. P. 67S !0! Neville Block.
WANTEIV Tobuv on monthly payment.
small store room, with living room
aboe. In Central chool distiict. Phon
Red 7ST.4.
FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROP'TY
Laa (or Sal
Good Location
for
REAL ESTATE
or
INSURANCE
ISO Square Feet $80.00.
The Bee Building Co.
Hoom 10S.
$76,000 WILL buy 3-story brick block on
16th St., with ground 133 feet square.
J. B. Robinson. D. 8077. 442 Be.
FINANCIAL
FOR SALE to .009 issue h per cent pre
ferred stock, retlreabl n flv years at
premium; alt or part. Address K 722.
Bee
Real F.stat Loan, Mortaragre.
WE are ready at all time to
make loan on first-class city
property and eastern Nebraska
farms. Rates on 'request.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.
Ill So. 17th St.
6 TO for loan on beat class city
residences In amount $2.noo up; also
farm loan. Reasonable cnmmlaaion.
m PETE Its TRUST CO.. 1622 Farnam St.
OMAHA home. East Nebraska farm,'
O KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
116 Omaha National. Pbon Dougla 171$,
MONEY TO LOAN, fori ar," on"lm
proved properties.
BHOPEN & CO., Poug. 4246
G AliVlN BROS womaRa
VJAXVVAiy mWO. NT. BANK BLPO.
IJOO TO 110,000 made promply. F. D. WeaiT.
Wead Bldg.. ISth i Farnam Bt.
llOSEY on hand for city and farm loans.
m. w. runner, t:uy national Hank Blilg,
CITY property. Large loan a pclalty,
w, It. Thomas, 228 State Hank Bldg.
-JL. J. 1 L -1 1 ' 1 TT-. 3
CITY and farm loan. &, 6'i, 6 per" cent.
j. n. uumoni at lo., tis state HatlK.
FARM loan, 6, eastern Neb., or weat
ern la. Toland V Trumbull, 448 Be Hdg.
6 Of. CITY LtTANS, C. O. Carlbcrg, SlJ-
W MONEY, HARRISON A MORTON,
W6 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Aastraet ( Title
GUARANTEE beat,atb!artith!
cheapest. Room T, Patterson Bldg. p.'. 947
yunU Title guaraniee and AbatranT
XVA-iXaJUi Co.. a modern abstract nffiea
on B. van nt. iei. u. nvti,
REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abstract
Stock and Boada.
HOME BUILDERS, Inc., paying 7W
GUARANTEED PREFERRED
SHARES.
Tou har In th SURPLUS PROFITS
also, making a tntal earning of 11 par
cant to shareholder who Invested 4
years ago.
Ask for our No. B "NEW WAT"
BOOKiei. 11 leiia n.11 btoiu ll.
AMERICAN SECURITY CO., FIs. Agts.
a. W. Cor. 17th and Douglas. Omaha.
TsOu farm mortgage bearing 7 per cent.
secursu Dy property vaiuen, a,24o. Tal
maK IxKiml Invest Co., W. O. W. Bldg.
TLVNcTT MTO. $1,500, 7 per cent emP
annually. Address 727, Bee.
REAL ESTATE OTHER CITIES
ET andiron and fireplace screen. Ad
drea J 721. Bee.
REAL ESTATE-TRACKAGE
imi and Illckoryl 1HHxlft, on B. & M.
R. R., $4,000. ORIMMEL, (4( Omaha
Nat l Bank Bldg.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Alabama Laada,
TWO furnlshad rooms, steam heated,
welt located, private bath; can Include
kitchen; suitable for man and wife or
two young men; for rent Feb. It. Har
ney VM. o
MODERN 7-r. apartment. Including beau
tiful east sun room, In west Farnam
district, for rent. Harney 13iW o
tallforaia Land.
k LITTLE farm, $X0. Easy terms. Cali
fornia Import carloada of chicken and
egg. Here a chance for poultry men.
Siieridan, Placer county, California. o
owner for full Information. P. B. Goes,
My 3-a re tract are Just big enough
for chicken and are close to town con
venience nd market centers. Write
Florida Lands.
UK to, AT HAKHAINS $5 down, V, month
ly, buys 4o acres, good fruit and poul
try land, near town, southern Mhasourl.
Prlc only $200. Address Box (n. Ex
celsior Springs, Mo.
00 CHOICE farms for sale; 14 acres
hlghiy Improved, 60 acre of choice land
at $u6 per acre; to settle estate. Ed
Croft. Hlehurds. Mo. o
Idaho Laada.
BIO LAND SALE.
In Idaho. February IKI6, the Stat of
Iduho will offer at auction at Hotae and
Caldwell, Idaho, 14,000 acre of Irrigable
land In Ada and Canyon counties, under
the Payette-Bole irojcct. Forty yuars
to pay for the land, 20 years to pay for
the water. Writ me quickly for d.
tailed Information and get In on this
NOW.
R. A. SMITH, Colonization and Indus.
trial Agent, Union Pacific System.
Room A jcO, Union Pacific Headquar
ters, Omaha. Nebraska.
Iowa l.aad
FOR SALE 30 acre 4 mile townHioIl
very rich, good well, fenced hog-tight;
chool Vmil. Prlc $4,6u0; $l,6u caah.
halenc 10 ear at ( per cent La E.
Wright. Dunlsp. la.
ST'LENOID Ioa farm; 34) acres; ll-jO
per acre. I'se $l6,(rt exchange. C. 8.
Itelyea. 316 Ram tie Bklg . Omaha. Neb.
Mississippi Loads.
CASH. 'M PEM .MONTH. ' "
without Interest, secures a 10-acre p'can
ori lmrd. paying .'.) snuuall.v at ma.
turlt). Income eoninteiicrs with first
put men;. We ih l vel Ihe Olclmid
IiIhuhiI. W. T. Smith Co. C:v Nul'l
tilt.. U. JiU.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Mlaaeaola l.aa.
1W-Ai'I5E Improved farm. 30 miles from
M 'ineixlia; 100 acre un'der cultivation,
balmiee meadow an I pa.lir; good soil;
10-rooin houaa, barn and all other build
ings that are needed, sclinnl house on
land: price, fn per sere; one-half cash;
or lll sell fsrm alto full equipment of
horai'g, cattle, machinery, etc. Will
make very rraaonable price on personal
property. Immediate possession can h
bad. Schawb Bros.. 10IA Plymouth
Building. Minneapolis. Minn.
Mlaaoarl Lands,
WANT MONEY t
Let m tell you how to get II. trth
land la full of It, and the land Isn't
very high-priced, either. Climatic and
living condition are excellent electric
ity used for cooking, lighting and heat
ing on manv farms educational advan
tauea unexcelled.
There are manv tract of land Irri
gated and non-lrrlgatrd suitable for all
kinds of farming, for sal cheap and on
reasonable terms. Seed raising highly
profitable. I will give complete Informa
tion to you free for the asking.
R. A. SMITH.
Colonisation aV Industrial Agent
Union Pacific System.
Room 50H, Union t actile Headquarters.
Omaha. Nebra ska o
BETTER live on your own little farm In"
Dent Co., Mo., than be a renter. Call or
write for booklet. W. S. Frank, Nvl
Block, Omaha.
Montana Lands.
MoNTANA land. 40 acres at $Ju; will
raise bushels wheat; living water;
alfalfa bottom: terms, $2,000 caah; bal
ancn in ten annual payment at 6 per
cent. Addreaa Owner, P. O. Box Vsl,
Roundup. Mont.
Nebraaka Ua4.
f AILL x 11 my wTCTmproved farm of
160 acre at publlo auction Friday, Feb.
18. Land located V ml'. went of Bel
grade, Neb., In Nance county, southeast
quarter section , township 17, rang 8.
Incumbrance, $3,'00, which ran be as
sumed. Terms, $1,000 down on day of
fin robs ae, balance to be paid March 1,
tflti. Fre transportation and all ex
panse to purchaser. Send sealed bMa
to R, J. Hoy, Fullerlon, Neb., W. II.
Smith, owner.
PLATTE VALLEY.
60 acre, half In alfalfa and half In
crop; adjoining town; full water right.
$ho an acr. Easy term.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Omaha Nat Bank Bldg., Omaha.
A GOOD do-acre farm locatedthre ami
one-half mile eaat of Kearney, Neb.
on the Lincoln Highway, constating of
16 acre paature, balance under culti
vation; good 6-room house and barn
for ten head of horse and other out
building. Clan aive possession March
1, lt6. For sale or trade for Omaua
property. Writ Eraeat Smith, U. ,
Kearney, Neb!
ALU THE TIME YOU WANT
Owner of 840 acr In Cedar county, M
mile from Sioux City; will mak vary
liberal term to flnst-cla farmer who
ran make a reasonable caah payment;
farm has about ISO acre In croo. I well
Improved and rloae to town. Prlc. $100
n acr. What' the us of renting?
PAYNE INVESTMENT
Omaha Nat I Bank Bldg.
Omaha.
A STOCK FARM.
400 acre, located near Curtis, Fron
tier county, Neh., on R. F. P.: ISO acre
under cultivation, balance hay and pas
ture land: 160 acre more can be broken
out; belongs to four brothers and I to
be sold and divided; $10 per acre: good
term. Address Boas W. Good, Curtis,
Neb
130 ACRES, with $6,000 worth of Improve
menu. In Dougla county, 20 miles
from Omana. at 126 an acr. M 710, Bee.
Wisconsin Laada.
UPPER WISCONSIN Ut dairy and
general crop state In tha union; settler
wanted; lands for sale at low price on
easy terms. Ask tor booklet 34 on Wis
consin Central Land Urant. Excellent
lands for slock raising. If Interested In
fruit lands ask for booklet on apple
orchards. Address Land and Industrial
I'epl., Soo Line Railway, Minneapolis,
Minn.
M lI ta ).
I HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE?
Write a good description of your land
and send It to the Sioux City (la.) Jour
nal, "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five word vry Fri
day evening, Saturday morning and
very Saturday evening and Sunday fur
one month, giving sixteen ad on twelv
different days for $2; or 60 words, $4, or
76 word, $.
Largest circulation of any Iowa nsws
paper; 2o0,ooo readers daily in four great
stales.
FOR any and all .kinds of acreage located
on or near car Una, call C. R. Combs,
(is Brandela Theater Bldg. Doug, tm
FARM LAND-FOR RENT
$300 PER year, beautiful 4o-acr farm,
seven miles west of Millard; 4 Mi mile
northwest of Uretna; gently rolling;
good Improvements; splendid place for
market gardening. A. C. Wakeley, 4u6
Omaha National Bank Bldg.
1M-A., lnO-a., 300-a. Iowa farms; all lm
proved. Write fop particulars. Camp
bell 1 ratg, tveeune mas
60 ACRES Improved. 3 miles north of
Blair. Neh.; possession Immediately,
Phon Web. 6000.
FARM LAND-WANTED
WANTED To hear from owner of good
farm for sale. Send cash prlc and de
scription. V. r. Bush, Minneapolis,
Minn.
vVANTED Farms; have 3.367 buyer; ds
scrlbe your unsold property, ttt4 Farm
era' Exchange. fenver, Colo.
THTC for rent advertisemenTS artnaarlne
In th For Rent column of The Be
dally cannot be beat for variety that
will pleas and fill th needs of any
on desiring to rent. Phon Tyler 1000.
HORSES-LIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
Tor Sale.
FEEDERS, r I'.i'.ul'.i IS Carload of
choice, fleshy feeders for sal at mar
ket price. If you want them act quick.
Cannot take them to market on account
of sickness In family. Win. B. Wid
ninnn. Ulpelow, Minn.
Aui 1 have Juat moved from the country.
wn sen weu-maiunea team or cnunay
bullt horses, g and ( years old; almost
new set of hsmeas, $136; also five other
farm horses snd mares. StM St. Mary s.
Thirty-two iiiIIk wagons for sale, ciieup.
Johnaon-Oanforth Co.. lmh and Clark.
lIAY-isiW ton. A. W. Wag"m"r.luNrT6.'
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
vi E offer a few New Zealund Red8teX
grev, black silvers snd solid white giant
ra hbita. Hold. 1 leutel, Deulson, Iowa.
Htji.h.U liOr.t'NK for MtltT, 23 pair,
111a ted and hnnded. Phone Benson JtM-W
UNE iloxeii White l-cfclioinx, one iluirn
Rhodlshnd Redji; cbeap Colfax 240.
MXD grain, foo'lbs.. $1.7 j. Wagner. (OlTTfi
AUTOMOBiLES-FOR SALE
REAL IUWJAINS
t 1914 Ford touring cars.
1 1913 Ford roadster.
1 1914 Ford roadster
1 11 Hupp JO roadster.
1 1(13 Chalmers 9) roadster.
1 1(13 Maxwell 36 truck.
1 11 Maxwell.
C. AV. FRANCIS AUTO CO..
?-l Farnam.
Dougla (63.
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
FIRE. THEFT. TORNADO.
LIABILITY PROPERTY DAMAGE
AT l,OWE8T RATES.
KII.1.V. ELLIS aV Tl IO.,1 1'SON.
:l ! '14 Citv Nat l Bunk lilil.
Doug 219.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
make one good :icc from lanoll ones.
Ak us how, y.wlebel Proa . 2.'1 Famam.
Ii4 llupinohtle In first class condition,
new tire. Colfsx TT6
For gal.
1 IIM6 Loiler touring, (-cylinder $0
3 lir. Brick C-2S touring
$ litis Hnlck loadstor :
4 lil Krtt touting 4 4)
$ 11I4 Ford touting f
(116 Sluoebaker 4 touring o
Auto Clearing House. ?70 Farnam. p M10
II AI.F-l'hlCE if you" watch the "For
Sale, Miscellaneous- columns of TUB I
BKE, you'll often see articles which !
am for all practical purpose almost
a good as new-advertlaed for half !
the oHi lnel t" ice In THE BEE. j
FORSAT."f5--A-paaseng,.r Bulck. model !
l. jn. ii. 1 mi ,',i.. i,.'-., iinir,, inai
class meehanlesl condition; owner wants
larger car. lrney7ti
"10(X-LB. truck' $126. Nei,rRa Buiok
Servlr station. 1(14 Farnam,
phone Pouglas 731.
Auto Livery aad Clara are.
indiisTrlni Oarage Co ' Harney SuT
Awtw Wepairlai and Paintiagj.
AuToinoblle Plntlna dunby expVruP'M
year cxpciienc In Omaha: work guar
anleol lftclaas Johnsonanforth Co.
fi'l'l'LEN tlies last longer, are Yrongf
and more ilurable WxIS, tl!
Farnam ro. ''mn. m.a.
iTSTreward for mngcnto we can't i-ep7ir"
colls repaired. Baysdorfer. girt N. ix,h
Fre winter storage when car are paimr
ed no H'" h On.
Uinaba Hmliaior nop, t o.. ' rar. I. ami
Aate Tire aad panic. "'
or four-line ad In tii For
Sale. Miscellaneous column of' TilE wh,eh will Illustrate the trial, the sacrt
Shld 'good'.0.1"' itnTfr " '"r" "nd """"' lr,"m rrt
NOW.
A UTO Tl RFFTTa I :FPRff ST
Homer Hill, 1611 Chicago St
M0T0RCYCLES BICYCLES
HAItLK Y-l A V1DSON MOTtVlU'YTLTlH
Hargnln 111 uaed machines. Victor Ruoa
The Motorcycle Man." 2;i Iavenwnrlh! I
I.tXiAL NOTICE.
Sbt-iCK vrjnoTSm?
Notlc l hereby given that th regular
annual meeting of Jtie Stockholder of the
SOUTH PLATTE LA ND COM PA NY wl
ba held at the office of aald Comnanv
iWn.braUnryfo'c'lo abUm'1ln;!e0"P" W"M ,h' M1"""rt Hver on
.ha first day of March. A. D.. 181 " '"'r , and, while encamped on
Unroln, Nehrask February lit, isjs,
W W. TURN Elt sre?a?v
Fby ld)C 7"
;. .
MARION PUIS ON OWN SHOW ;
1
Hii Funfent and ..Musical Revel
Pleases TH. Anriiann at
a ixuuiciiuc av
the Oayety.
BEWITCHING SCENES CAPTIVATE
This week's show at th Oayety Is i
scenlo splurg snd a musical revel, a
well as being ths fun-feat that la
naturally expected and enjoyed when
Pave Marlon comes to town a "Snuffy,
ths Cabman."
A big audience at ths opening perform
ance last night cave generous spplaun
to ths many features, scene snd novel
ties, which make the production stand
out as on of tha bright lights In ths
liUrlrsqu world. "Snuffy" snd his funny
dancing "horse" and rickety old cab got
a tremendous welcoming hand when
they first appeared, snd wer made V
feal that they have a warm spot In ths
hearts of Omaha, burlesque patrons.
It Is not strsngs that Marlon ha made
Iota of money in his extended wav of
stage popularity, for ha and his show
slwsys deliver the goods, and mora so
than sver this season. f
MoItKado of Scene.
He ha his own show this tims, staged
and written by himself, with the as I st
ance in staging, of Barney Fagan, a
clever exmlnstrel, who Is also In th caat
Ther ar elovsn full-aUg scene In th
production, besides many necessary
front-stags scenes between, while Man
ager Johnson's doubled fores of seen
shifters are msklng ready. Tha scenery
gets much approval for Its beauty. Than
th show ha an unusually strong organi
sation of singers, both girt and men,
and lot of comedy, led by Marlon and
ably seconded by Oeorga Bank, who
already enjoys popularity from past sea
sons on the circuit.
Ths burletta Is entitled "Around the
World," snd ths brilliant costumes, many
song hits snd changes of seen ar suited
to Central Park, Dlxluland, Frisco,
Honolulu, Panama, Paris, Ireland, and
ether place. The chorus Is mors numer
ous than usual, snd Includes many pretty
ponies,
Thos Who Coatrlhat.
Henrietta Byron hsads ths femlnln
entertainers and offers soms fetching
German and French singing stunts, as
well a leads s number of other favorite
numbers. Ines Deverder ts a winning
soubrwt and Agne Behler alio la In ths
company. Mile. Bartolletl makes a de
cided hit with her dances. Ths Arion
quartet proves to be one of the most
populsr groups of male singers that have
visited the Oayety this season, and I
recalled many times. J. J. Ryan, Frank
fchand, Harry Oluckstone, Alfred De
Loraln and Bert Hall contribute Im
portant parts to ihu hurmony and
laughter. Burt Qrant, a genuine colored
entertainer, is one of tha brightest spots
on the program, and win many encore
with his cleNcr JWs and "coon" songs.
Marlon's trained bulldog deserves pi iiil
mention, as it fight and bl'cs whenever
It gets the cue, and kicks up a good deal
of a roar during Its stunt. .Mmlnn as
sert he buys tiic cog a porterhouse
every morning, because the dog one bit
A I Reeve.
TWO MEN WITH SCARLET
FEVER AT THE STATION
I Frank Willey of the Peoples Lodging
House walked Into police headuuu tiers
wild' well developed case of crlct
fever last evening. A th discovery of
the disease was being made, an Intoxi
cated man unable to glv hi name, was
found to be in the same predicamen.
Both were hastily removed to 'the hrspl.
tal.
MASS MEETING OF BARBERS
CALLED FOR THURSDAY EVE
C. M. Fieder, vice president of the Inter
national Journeymen Barbers' Union of
America, ha called a ma meeting of
the Journeymen barber of Omaha, to b
held at Labor temple on Thursday ev-
.1.,. .Ul- .. U A. Ih.l !...- ,L. .
.,,ia 1 i, w " . , (,. i,iv in mai
ler of re-establishing the barbers' union
in umana will ira ian-u up. in meeting
I open to all burbers, and they ar all
Invited to attend.
A a Aid to Digestion.'
When you feci dull and stupid after
your meal, frequently have our atom
ach and eructation you should take one
of Chamberlain' Tablet Immediately
after dinner to aid digestion, obtainable
everywhere. Ad ertlsement.
ADYICE FOR YOUNG ,
SCENARIO WRITERS
Ourdon W. Wattlei Make Supg-ei-tioni
for Ak-SarBen Movie
Flay in Nebraska.
-,,. . ,. ,, , ,
PRIZE OFFERED FOR BEST FILM
"'"m managing a street csr company,
directing the principal operations of a
big national bank and doing several other
tunt of that kind, O. W. Wattle might
also be a playwright. That la If he cared
to direct his talent In that way.
Mr. Wattles tin shown omehlng of
his hlllty In arranging plot and select
ing exciting cene in giving a Una of
suggestions to the young writer who
would compete for Ihe $100 prixe offered
hy th Board ot Governor of Ak-Sttr-Bn
for the best scenario reviewing th
fifty year of history of the state of Ne
braska. Her Is In part what Mr. Wattles ha
r'
"The principal business of Nehraskaiui
ts farming. Th largest number of It
Inhabitant Are engaged In farm work. I
therefor have conceived that thl tory
should deal with farm life to a largw
1 extent.
If a picture can be. produced
oromn and dlsaater of th avarag
farmer who ha lived on the prairie of
Nebraska during the last fifty year. It
will Illustrate tha history of thl Mat,
to my mind. In a more comprehensive
manner than In any other way I can
Imagine.
Honeymoon Over Plains.
I "Such a picture would nattlrally start
with the marriage scene of a voung
I couple in torno eastern or middle western
eiaie. ine wedding trip would be taken
In a prairie schooner westward toward
the new state of Nebraska, where home
steads could bo secured. Th vnuna
' th Nebraska side, would he Joined by
lo,h'r nlTanls with similar Intention
ta hfPome settler In thl state. They
'; ol1 Journey together aero the br
nralrlna r. ,.u- . .
J:XTr?:M,r:
stockade with their wagons ss a protec-
Uon " Indian attacks. An Indian
attack could be shown in which some of
their horse or live stork wnillif Ha iIHv.ii
away. They would finally reach their
destination and enter upon the Uvea of
the early settlers on the homestead they
bad selected. ' Sod houaea wnntrf K.
structBd. snd with old-fashioned breaking
Plow the new and virgin soil would be
turned over for th first time. Scene
no incident of the sod house period
could be illustrated.
Trip to Omaha. '
"Th second stage, would naturally
show the fram house, th sheds, th
trees, the fence and tb cultivated farm
which came along aom years after th
first settlement. Ths drouth, ths grass
hopper period and other trials should
b Illustrated. , Ths. coming of ths rail
road and the Joys and eonvsnlences It
brought to the early settler; th In
rreas of prosperity, and Incidentally
the Increasing age of our pioneer couple,
with their family of children growing up
about them; a trip to th metropolis of
th stats to se th Trans-Mlsslsslppl
exposition, with views of th buildings
and grounds; a trip to th Omaha tock
yards, wher th farmer found a mart
for hi llv stock; ths departure of som
of th children to stend ths Stats Uni
versity at Lincoln; tha Introduction of
Improved frm Implements; ths Increase
In number snd Improvement In charac
ter of the llv stock on ths farm;' th
actual farming operations of plowing,
seeding, cultivating. harvttng, haying,
threshing, corn husking; th avcrag
country school houss with ths school In
eaalon, snd perhaps ths terrors of a
Nebraska bllxxard; alt with ths msny
other Incidents, which will suggest them
selves to ths plsy writer, would form
a part of ths early life of ths pioneer.
how Modera Improwroea ts.
"Th flnl triumph might b pictured
when th plonr, mature In year nd
prosperou beyond hi dream, would he
suggested by his neighbors ss a fitting
csndldsts for ths office of govsrnor of
ths stt; th csnvsas of ths votes snd
hi triumphant election; th Inaugura
tion at th capltol In Lincoln 1 th
changed scenes about the old homestead,
howlng th full grown tree, ths fin
modern farm house and barns, ths Im
proved llvs stock, the modern machinery,
Including th tractor, th tam thresher,
and th automobile) th rural mall de
livery, th Jeleplion service, and all
th other manifold comfort and con
venience which have com within th
brief space of fifty year to bless trie
live ot the farmers of this ststs,
"A prelude to the main atory might
properly . Illustrate the first landing of
American rltlsen on Nebraska soil whan
Lwla and Clark with their party held a
council with the Indian In th forest
near Fort Calhoun, An interesting Inno
vation might lie Introduced In throwing
on the screen the photograph of man
prominently Identified with the develop
ment of this state.
LIMBS BECAME
Broke Out in Small PimpJes. Itching
So Severe Could Not Sleep.
Burned Badly. In 10 Days
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT
"l bad a sort of an Itching on my limbs,
and at Brat they bruk out in small pi to plea.
Tb (kin was Inflamed aud sura, and also
red, and toaard th last th
pimple became one sot .erup
tion. Tha Itching was so
severe that I could not sleap
and I could not arratch nay
limb becauas they burned so
badly. Tba troubls lasted six
weeks snd I could not do my
work aa It should havs been
don.
"I saw a Cutlcur Soap and Ointment
advertisement and I sent for a fre sample
snd applied It according to directions, and
It gavs me relief so 1 bought more, god la
ten days I was healed." (Sifned) Mlk
tisger. Westphalia, Kansas July 7, K1S.
Sample Each Free by Mail
Wttb 82-p. Skin Book oa raquart. Ad
dress post-card "Catirara, Oe. T, Baaa
tan." Bold throughout th world, '
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