Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 22, 1893, Page 14

14 LITERARY MEN AND MATTERS Wise Words from Bret Harte on the Fields Our Authors 8hould Glean. NO LACK OF “LOCAL COLOR" IN AMERICA_ Muardering & Masterplece — Reprehensiblo Methods of Ch lishers—Com Sense orship - Trans- atlantic Literary Tattl ago P n an New Youk, Jan Tue Bre.)—There is 10, —[Correspondence of no doubt that the west is beginning to make itself felt in the world of books and letters. The number of pub- lishing houses is increased monthly, and the quality of the output isof & much higher order than ever. The mechanical appearance of some of the recent books would do credit to eastern houses of greater experience. But with this healthful growth there has been born a tendency which, if it is further de- veloped, will do incaleulable injury to the west from a literary standpoint, It is true that this tendency does not emanate from the recently established book houses of honest principles, but these nouses will find it to their interests to combine and endeavor to put down the tricky methods resorted to by literary outputs in Chicago, particularly which should be closed p. Chiengo's Liters Chicago cannot afford placed its ¥ Stigi to have the brand name, which for so long o time New York, of being the largest output of flash literature, That this | is true today of Chicago, no one who literature at all can avoid seeing the largest percentage of the fve books to be found on newstands bear the imprint of some Chicago house New Yori i measures with which it suceessfully coped with this class of litera- tare, and Chicago can do likewise, It is not editable to the World's fair city that is looked upon in eastern circles today as the most likely place to which to send the manu cript of an erotic story. Again and again, during these past few months, have I known of manuseripts which New York publishers | have declined to handle for fear of seizure, to be sent to Chicago and accepted by houses | there for publication. Any city building a publishing trade has this to contend v But Chicago, in its history, is unlike any other city in the world, and it should retain that aistinction in sceing that its growing power is not used for the dissemination of a class of books which will put back its liter. ary growth and place a stigma upon it as a Jiterary mart that it does not deserve as yet, but will justly merit before very long unless proper steps are taken to eheck the evil, Mu 1 n Masterplece. Only in my last mail there comes to me a copy of u book bearing the imprint of th “Mclbourne Publishing company" of Chi cago. T know nothing of this house, but I will let the public judge of its methods. The book is called “The Cloister and the Hearth," and is presumably a reprint of Charles Reade's best work. His name is on the title page. But the story has been mutilated ina manner that scems " incomprehensible. vi- dently the house wished to have the book on its list for the credit it might reflect on it but probably found it could not afford to re print the whole book. So whole chapte were omitted, others were hacked to pieces whole scenes are missing from the middle of the story, and probubly only the beginuing and the close are there as Charles Reade wrote them. The result is that the book makes a mess of nonsense, and one of the greatest stories in the English language is | deliberately murdered. Under our sublime copyright laws. or rather the lack of them, no legal process can be had against such despoilation of a great book. But there ought to be some redress against literary murder of this sort, and those in authority in Chicago should see to it that the book at least be prohibited from circulation, It is bad enough to reprint a book without reim- bursing an author or his estate, but to steal & man’s brain work and hack it to piec adds murder to theft, Common Sense for Our Authors. Brete Harto uttered s great truth the other day when, in reply toa question wh he lived in England, and yet always chose American incidents and characters for his stories, he said: Because 1 believe the Snglish should write of the English and the Americans should write of Americans,” There is an astonishing amount of thought in that sentence for American authors to ponder over. The fact is, that our Ameri- can writers are by far too ready to seek for- eign scenc acters for their stories, while if they looked closer home they would fina material which they seem so reluctant to believe ts. There is a vast amount of American material for the Ameri- can author—enough material to make a | thousand great books. The fiction of the | civil war is all yet to be written. The south, in its romantic interest, offers the most tempting material for the purest of storic and sweetest of songs. Our social condi- | tions have not been wtroduced into a single novel of recent date with effect. The west offers an abundayce of material. Bret Harte himself has shown this. A greater part of Charles Egbert Craddock’s success was due to the fact that she made us acquainted with a 13'5 of whose existence we had barely heard. Up in the northwestern part of Peunsylvania there is a type as distinctive B8 ‘- that Crandock, Hart. o Riley has grer given us, and yet not o pen has touched it upon rested upon ollows By far Sty suggest today th ny Domestic Literary Materlal, The American public has never been ready to receive the Ame as they are today. Take the greatest successes of recent days on_stage or in book and they have been American types and characters. Bronson Howard made™ thousands of dollars with his play of **Shenandoah’ and he is in a fair way to make many additional thou sands with his “Aristocracy.” That beauti- ful poem of the south, *Alabama,” won on the American theme. “Colonel Carter of Cartersyille” in book form and on the stage touched the American heart and its pocket at the same time. American themes have never been more populay or sought after as they are today, and while our more far-see ing authors recognize the existing fact, too many of our writers are reaching out for foreign scenes, forcign plots and foreign characters, unwilling land for the best material at their command. The American novelist can have no broader fleld than that offered by his own country, its distinctive institutions and its eculiar conditions of life. The successful ines in fiction today are American lines and that author is wise who s what lies around him and utilizes it for his work., As Bret Harte truthfully says: “To write what you have lived is, to begin with, one secret of success.” The American novelist should write American fiction, and, as he does this, so in proportion will be his success. 0 Two New Story Writers. There are two name quite frequently in 1y best magazines. Th re those of Beymour Wood and Georgo 1. Putnam, both of whom are regarded in literary circles hore as bright and promising writers. Mr. Wood is & lawyer, about that have figur cent numbers of our years of age, a graduvate of Yale college, and is now | practicing law in New York His first story, A New England 3 Ingenue,” appeared in Beribuer’s Magazine. 'This was followed b other stories in various magazines, one of the best of which is *“The Story of an Beau." His first book, ““Grammercy Park," was published last yoar by the Appletons His secord book, Daughter of Venice, has just been issued by the Cassell company, | who also have in preparati which will contain several of Mr. Wood's later magazine stories, to be issued soon under the title of “The Old Beau and Other Stories,” Mr. Wood's work is notable chiefly for its studies of life and society in New York cit, He has made this o sy of observation, und his stories have accuracy and vigor, Mr. George 1. Putnam is well known to the readers of the New York Times, if not by name, at least 4y the strong military sketches that have appeared in that pape from his pen. He is a member of the edito ial staff of that puper, und one of its most valued write magazine stories, notably one entitled *For the Cross,” which appeared in a recent num- ber of “Seribuer's.”’ Mr. Putnam is a gradu. ateof West Poiut, an ex-licutenant, aud ) @ third volume, to look to their own | own | John | Old | al tield | 5. He has written several good | 1 though out of the service still manifests his interest in military affairs by picturing with his pen the life of the common soldier. What Rudyard Kipling has done in the way of depicting the English private, Mr. Put nam is, to a certain extent, doing for the enlisted man in the ranks of the American army | ) Authors Across the Water, A hook for which Paris is looking forwar with a gr deal of interest, n nly be wuse its contents promise to be sensational, is Paul Gaviot's volume, which h s “The Queen's Friend, “queen’’ being Marie Antoinette and the nd" the Count de | A literary friend of mine has visited Guy de Ma ssant in his retreat within a fort night, and writes that the novelist is un questionably on the road to health and a re- turn of his memory. His lucid moments are more numerous and of longer duration, and during a half hour’s conversation only here and there were evident traces that the mind had still to gain strength and equi- the ) The new novel which the anthor of “Lorna Doone’” will shortly give to his public of readers has for its title “The Pearly Cross.” It is expected that the book will see public tion during the early spring With Bret Harte this year will be a busy one, He has contracted to write not less than four stories, two of which will_be of novel length, His first one is about com and this the public will receive imme It treats of the domestic side ot wid is ina way o companion piece lly Dows,” now in course of serial n wicisque Sarc the war. to his S publicat M. Fr y's popular “Recol leetions of Middle Life," published in France lust year, is now being translated into Eng: lish, and ‘will be issued by the Scribners. The author of “Bootle's Baby,” with a mugazine of her own, a household of chil- dren to look after and two new books on the tapis, scems to be a busy woman, A new novel by her is now ready and is about to be issued Simultancously in London and New York. 1t is a story of English child-life Evwarp W. Bok. —_—— ™ REALTY MARKET. INSPRUMENTS placed on record yanuary 21, 803 WARBANTY DEEDS. L S Reed and wife to W N Veirs, ¢ fect of W 64 foet 2, Hazel Torrne J Brown to HJ Brown, w fe 30-10 Timothy Clark heek, lots 6 and fiest add (refile W Lindquist and Tuishiand Bell, ¢ 10 feet lov 6 Shinn's sulb. P Y cll to Harmon Schell, and lot 9, Wk 3, Quick’s park Lindquest and wife to 1 park nd wife (o 1T Clirke, foot strip adjoining lot 8, block 9, Sweesy's add, on the west § D Wead” o August Bellwitt, 16t 6, block 11, Park Forest Selby) trustee, to PW il block 4, W L'Selby's 1st South O 10 ) . P W Kulins to Henry 8¢ Felix, sime Henry 'St Felix and wife to P W Kuling, lot 19, Vinton Place Westerticld to O P Davis, 16 and 17, block 8, Missour} Avenue park 3 % Council Blufts and chraska Ferry compuny to A W Street and wife, an rregalir tract in sections 10, 11 and 14 in : overne & Hosick to Joseph Roza. ¢ 36 feet lots 7, 8 and 9, block 1, Oberne & Hosick's add . . . W II Menning o iTansen; Tot 4, Prayn's subdiy in Paulsen's wdd QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, AP Butterfield and wife to Henry Croft, s lot 10, bloek 12, Shull's 1 add ny Croft DR TR Charles Tho 30 lots 9 and 10, block and wife o ( s block 5, 1 O'lo- trick’s to 1M nd all lot 7, 1,700 5 800 000 MRl 500 200 450 s, Tot add o 500 460 1,500 400 600 2,000 nd wife 16 AP Butters Corson, '@ 5, Ken- t Omahin 1 ipany to Union Hailway company an irreg- ular tract in sections 14 and 14-15-13 DEEDS, G A Bennett (sheriff) to Wyatt-Bullard Lumber company s 44f¢lots 1 and 2, block 12, Orchard Hill. 1 21,665 Total amount of transfers R TR wtg;»v-;:'&\“« ATrial of the Smith Premier Will Cost You Nothing but will deronstrate all wo claim. We will luce th - Smith Premior beside any writing muchine on the markot; it will speak for it- selft. 115 durablllty can no longer Yo questionel Write or ¢all on us for catalogue, terms, ot THE SHITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER GO 1] Cor, 17th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb Telephone 1251, 2. H. MAYHEW. Manager. Recever's Sale. aled blds wil be recelvea by the undor- signed up to 12 o'clock, noon, of 27th January, 1N03, for any part. or the whole, of the manu- factured und unrianufactured stock of Robin- son und Stokes Company ut East Omaha, con- slstinz, o part, of afuli line of the celebrated i "“brand of pants, shirts, ovorulis and duck clothinz: toether With office furni- ture, fixtures, partitions, sate (Hall). wbout 100 sowlng muchines, and wil tables, shelvinz, twols and appliances, ncluding one band o th-cutter, used In sald fuctory; and ulso including oe 40 1. P. boliler, ong 1 H. P. gine, dynamo for installation of 280" Incaudes- cent | tozether with the building nua appurte e lutter to be sold subject 10 uny rights of East Omaha Land Co. therel The Inventory, stk un nbovs articies o be examined on the premises. Each bid m be for eash, orits equivalent, accompanied by a certltied check. payablo to my orde per centof wmount bid, The right is res to reject nuy or all bids. . Datea January oth, [ GAR' ZABRISKIE, Recelver, MONTAOMERY, CHARCTON & HALL Attornoys. Jodisy FFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMA. ter, Omaha, Nebraska, January 19th, 15¢ Sealed proposals in_ triplicate, subject to the usual conditions, will be received b this of- fice until 12 m., central standurd time, Friday, February 17th, 1593, at which time and place they will be opened in the presence of bidders, for”constructing four double sets officers' quarters, one mess hall, one four company Darrack 'wing, one guard house, one store- , one stible, one shop and one coul house, ut Fort Crook, Neb.: ulso for plumbing, ste heating, gus piping for the several buildings, Lsteim cooking apparutus for the kitehen s hall, The government rescrves the right o reject or all proposals Lspecifications can be seen wnd eiven containing instructions to bidders and bl forms of proposals obtained on upplication to this ofice. Envelopes containing proposils should be plainly marked “Proposals tor ( the case miay bei' and addressed 1o the unde od Charles 1. Hunphrey, Major und Quir- nuster, U, 8. Army 219451115-16 roy lumbing. Seuled proposals will be received by the socretary of the Hoard of Education, until 4 o'clock D. m. February Gh, 186, for plumbing to be pluced in the Suratogu school building, in accordance with plans and specifications on file iu the office of John Latensor, Archi- teet, room 605 Merchunt's Nationul Bank buiiding. Bids to be on blunk forms turnished by sald urchitect. The hoard reserves the Fight to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board of Education CHARLES CONOYER. Secretary. J2iai0t uled lock HIEE QuART Ornahin, Ned posals Wil e recely February 20, 184 S 3 OFFIC 19, 1 503, S Uhere'until 2 o' 3, and then opencd, for construction of a schiool bullding at Fort Robiuson, Neb. ' The right is reserved to re- Jo luuf" all bids. Allinformation furnished o application here, or to post quartermaster, ort Robinson, Neb. Enve containing proposals to be' marked Proosals for, Con- AM B HUGHE, lieutenunt struction at Fort Robinson, deputy quartermastér general, addressed to WILL grlanel and A clulef quartormaster, J22d4tfl cbruska,” und | WS oning ay eal DTERTISEMENTS Awili e tak And until 8:50 tions No advert the first Ins All ndvertisements In these columns 1l cents o word for the first insection and | cont a word for | h subsequent insertion, or #1.W0 per line per month, Teris, cash In advance. Initials, figures. aymbois, oto, ‘each count as & word. Advertise ments niust rin consecntively. Advertisers, by re. questing w numbered check. can have the letters | addressed to a numbered lotter In care of THE BEE. Answers wo addressed will be delivered on the presentation of the check FOR THESK until 12:30 p. . for the m. for the moraing of Sund than 25 conts for SITUATIONS WANTED. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG £\years of age, stranger in city; have perience s walesman (clothing preforre: 1o object to begin with. Addross 1L B, 1 St MAN % some ex salary 3§ N. 17th Mids 220 YOUNG MAN WAN1S PLACE TO WORK FOR {Abourd In vicinity of Wathbun's colloge. Ad dress Axtel, 013 N. V. Life, AT A SIITATION WANTED BY = FRACTICAL £\bookeeper of long experlence. Best of refer: ence. Address X 6, Hoe. M512 24° D, POSITION BY LADY rapher with 2 years experience (ono bank); understands gen X 5, o STEN r 1 Address 310 23¢ WANTED -MALE HELP. B JAVARY O COMMIBSION AGENTS 10 handle the Patent Chemical Ink Erasing Penoll, ‘ihe most usefvl and novel Invention of the age Krases ink thoroughly I two seconds. Works like 200t 500 por cent profit. Agents making woek. We also want o genoral agent to tako charge of territory and appointsub agents. A rare cbaneo (o make money. Write for termsand @ spect men of erasing. Monroe Krasing Mig. Co., Y i, La Crosse. Wis. 706 | to i FOR RENT--HOUSE! ~FOR RENT, SEYKitAL houses. with' il ‘modarn patk. luquifo of lag WO T-ROOM COTTAGRS, ¢ ted. all moden \mproven bullding on Norih 24th t; exe meat market. #181per mo, ' Fid 2 Farn 170 D ROOM B NICK® A convenience: ieo. N, Hicks, agt M 22 NTHALLY 1O nte, only §25 Hlent location Ity Trust ¢ 2-47 D, K HOUSE. 24 8. 20TH STREET Rent £15.00; 180 gotiage of9 roome, #33 & 20th stroet, with modert improvemonts: ront Apply to 019 St. Mary/f nve [ D, FEEGANTIY FURNISUED |, AP} toom 2, Douglas block D Stor FOR RENT, Juse, §50. o 22 1) S IQUSES, DEFFERENT SIZES AND PARTS [);FINE EROOM CORNER FI,A' il other conveniences, with 1f desired; 845 George Clou atore 101 b, &L 10 8. m. and 3 p. m M08 ). Wead, 16th and Dougla A RANGE AND —_—m——— FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. u gentieman T | DR Y 0 =NICE ROOMS, STEAM HEA Yot stret I You NICKE PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH OR W pard. 2308 Douglns, 04 OR 4 ROOMS FURNISHED FORHOUSE Ukeeping. 208 Douglne, M 3 [ -TWO FRONT ROOMS, 1513 LEAVENWORTH Y 2 ~LOOK AT THIS NIC Uroom In warm house, § p 15th street | DRt Ualcove, with FURNISI mouth, D FRONT 1138 North 300 22¢ Wi 507-22° 0 FRONT ROOM 1906 Capitol ave. SOUTIH, board B, WANTED, A FEW RELIABLE SOLICITORS Iu Nebraska'for tha Union Central Life Insur. ance company of Cinelnnatl. Good territory and Jibernl contracts to the right men. Address Fdmiston, State Age ooms &, 40 nnd bik, Linc A GODD HARNESSMAKER I Curry 1862 RS TOR B & M. EXTEN DAk, call at 0 8. 10t t a7 250 WANTED, 1A sion Lo Speartish, § Bid REGISTERED PHARMACIST WANTE to take charge of store: also s good physiclan; would Iike n physicinn who is also a reglsiered pharmacist; mareled men preferre nd refer ences, also amount of salary expected, Address W Ui, Bee omce. M43 25 B.YA RST-CLASS BLECTROTYPE und ster 10 take churke of small foun dry; good wages to right man: permanent tion.” Address W 63, thi B WANTED-BOYS 1510 18 Y EARS 0F work In lounge factory. The K. M. Hul: 1507911 Nicholas street. i B YANTED, FIRsT( LASS PATENT MEDICINE salesmun 10 canvass Nobraska and lown. Ref. erences required. Madison Medicio oompar Madison, Wis. s I3, {ABUKERS ON itk ¢ In fown. Steady work O'lenrn Labor Agency, 5 B WANTED A GOOD COOK FOR FIRST C1A lotel: must have firstclass roferonce: wood wuges (o the right man, Address S. Concordin, Kan. lg WANTED, EVERYBODY TO tobucco by taking Dr. Matchette's infailible cure guaranteed. A" largo snmplo box by mall postyald for 8140 Snlesmen nro nctuslly getting rich. Write tor particulars, Cooley & Mebonald, Plymouth, Ind. W7 “’, WANTED, CLOTIU Lat salosmen ut Sam'l Gamble, manager, 5 —WANTE Biiy rolli = MAKERS | UNIC Paul. Nob. Md13 22 WANTED, 20 01 %0 CIGA scale. Cuban Cigar Co., St t A W, KATLWAY pase & & ¥ . FURNISHING AND Contirental Clothing house. 6 Karbach block. 48 MEN TO SELL put koods In gla lary and oxpenses, or 2 1f you want cogo Baking D, TRAY. powder. ) month s nmission. G Send stamnp for rey Powder Co., 167 Van Buren streot, 20. A3 K2 WANTED, FERRUARY 1, A GOOD FIRST AND In. M2 2% BAN v IATE POSITION FOR A tleman ubout ), who is an active worker, and who has kome experlence in walting on ladies. Ap nager, room 12 Croigh a0l 2 BiA S, SALARY AND COMMISKION ; BE (raternal order. Asxets, £00.000. Both it endowment classes. Gilt edg'd in every respec Some district agents wan A rare chance, Ad; dress King & Co., § Unlon Square, New Yor 4 BiF,I0, 88 FER DAY AT HOME. SELLING Lightning Plater and plating jewelry, watches, tableware, ete. Plates the finest jewelry good as new, on all kinds of metal with gokl. sliver and nickel. No experience. No capital. Every house has goods necding plating. H. K. Delno & Co., Col umbus, Oho. i 40d 2 B WANIED, "RELIABLE ORGANIZERS AND sollcitors for a strictly ilegitimate beueficinry order. (Ten year endowment Insurance.) Kxclu- sive territory and liberal contracts. An excellent chance for the right party, Address, sintiog age | and references, P. 0. box No. &3 Richmond, Va. “This ad will appear only once. 400 Boye wa EN AND WOMEN IN | every county In the United States, where terrl- tory In not already taken, to sell our aluminum sil- ver solld metal knives. forks and spoous Lo con- sumers. -0 plate (0 wear oft. Goods guuranteed | 10 wear i years. Agents sverage from #25 to §0 | per veek and meet with rendy sales, 5o great 18 tho demand for this class of ware. Sumple case free. Write nt once with stamp. Western Aluminum | tilver Co., Marlon. Ind. 44y 220 i*' IDE LINE FOR TRAVELING MEN, THE best line of suspenders manufactured wost. misslon. ~ Apply now, | Susp Des Molues, n. i;- W ANTED, AN EXPERIENCED SUBSCRIL- tlonbook man to coniduct a branch house in In diann. L N. Leed, 413 Dearvorn at., Chicago, 1il 514 220 B VANIED WITIL A LAKGE CORPOKALTON an A | accountant, must have a practical knowl- edge of operating accounts and be thoroughly com- petent to assume charke of an office. Good salary 10 wan possessing above qualitications permancnt position and exceliont opportunity foradvance- ment Lo proper person. State present and former positio WANTED-FEMALE HELP. (-YOUNG LADIES CAN SOON ACQUIRE A /morking knowledge of shorthand and typo- writing at Van Sants’ 513 N. Y. Life. M2, SKN'S DANISH AN D SWEDISH EMPLOY- nt oftice, corner 16th and Douglus, up stairs; all kinds of hélp always on hand; % good girls for general housework. 152 F10% 1=BUDDINGTON ACADEMY OPEN MONDAY. Jan. U: lndies are taught the nrt of dreas making, basting and fintshing; can work on thetr own dresses while learniog. 1 504, Brown bik. cor Douglas & loth 1) K6 PARK AVENUE. s 230 1-WANTED, GIRL, 11 J =WANTED, GOOD_ GIRL; NO COUKING, /Apply, with references, 53080, 2th avenue, Mall 220 1=WANTED, GIRL FOR SECOND WORK AND to asslat in care of child. Wages §200 a week. Apply 2110 Douglus. M2 TO SOLICIT Address W M5 22 1-WANIED, A GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS Jwith eity reference nt3ill Farnam street Masl 2 1—WANT SALESLADY orders forreliable firm. Good pay. Hoe. i‘ WANTED, GIRL FOR GENEKA work; small family; good wages. 1605 Shern aver MAss 2 (0, WANTED, FIRST-CLASS COOK; MUST BE good Inundress, no Other need apply. Mrs. J M. Thurston, northwest corner 24th and Farnam. LADIES WISHINC Mo O 0 MAKE 825 PEK WEEK doing writing at thelr own homes address. closing stamp, Miss Loulse Fairfield, Youth Hen on ind Lt ([ WANTED, LADIES WHO WILL DO Wit forme athome will make 0o wag, with nddrossod, stampod. enyelope Stanton, South Bend; 1ad O LADY AGENTS WANTE ant work. Salury §15.00 weekly with stawped envelope. A Bend, Ind LIGHT, PL Reply at o Kuss Co., So 458 ¥ () ADIES WHO DO WRITING ¥OIt ME AT | home wuke $15.00 weekly. Keply with self-ad dressed envelope, Camils A Avery, box A, ~outh Bond, Ind, 61 2 (L WANTE OF Apply 1516 FOR RENT--HOUSES, T HOUSEKEEPER, FAMIL Vioward street. s | and country | kront i | anea | J ITH ROOMS FOR 4 GEN and bath; $050 per week tand wite .00 per week between 2ith and fith. M5 15'e Eiwo “tlemor Alko' tw 2510 Piere E; FORRENT, 1 012 VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS Ysingly or ensiiite, furnished o un furnished. 531 Soutl Zoth aven ue. oz 'l; “FURNIST Ymonth FRONT S( furnuce rooms for strec 5D ROOMS, £.00 AND $10.00 I 04 8. 17t st i 240 ISHED FRONT ROOM, Uheat, 1811Capltol nvene. ——— | FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. THE DOLAN, 200 AND 211 N, 18181 ST P it YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME UNDER CARE OF Woman's Christan assoctation, 111 So. 17th st 210 HANDSOME SOUTH ROOMS WITH_BOARD. oforences. 1622 Chicngo strect. THE FINE 1042 firstola, RESIDENCE BLOCK AT 1010 AND. enue is now opened as a strictly ¥ hotel: 25 large rooms, single or e or unfurnished. Lake, I and Park avenue car lines. 5 RO0M AND BOARD FOR TWO GENTL EMEN .00 per week ouchi; 520 North 190h st I, ron it roon dinner. i) NT, all conveniences, 2222 Burt etreet ——— Breakfast and ¢ o’clock | FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS 3 ROOMS IN BRICK FLAT. Tworth street 118 K G 410 K190 — MS CHLEAP, 608 N. I | FOR RENT— STORES AND OFFICES, 1B 4STORY BRICK BUILDING The building has o Hroproot co ment, complete steam heating fixtures; all the Hoors, gas, ete. Apply at the oftice of The Bee, [ FORRENT, A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDIN suitable for a Jwarehonse, with stable in conec tion, “I'rackuge’ front and rear. Addross 1o Carmichuel care of McCord, Brady & Co. STORE ROOM KO UPPER new: slie 22x100 fect, with shelving desirable Jocatlon for dry goods general merchandiso. Day & Hess, sgents Blufts, Ju. M i 103 FOURSTORY BIiCK BUILDING 22 FEET wide. 07 Harney st. g 1 32 jue —OFFICES WITHNELL BLK, C T L e l»» on Hrondway and Co cheap. AGENT3—~WA NTED. JWANTED~A LIVE MAN OR WOMAN 1N every county where we have not already se. cured a ropresentatiae to sell our “Nevada Siiver Solid Metal Knlyes. Korks and Spoons to consum ers; n solid metal as white as siiver; no plate to wear off; goods gnaranteed to wear a life time; cost about one-tenth that of silver; the chance of a lifetime: agents average from $50 to $100 per week and meet with ready sales everywhere, e demand for our Solid Metal Goods, Over 81,060,000 worth of good+ in daily use. Case of samples froe. Standard Silverware Company, Bos- ton, Mass. 241 F15¢ J o WANTED, EVERY CITY AND TOWN IN ) the state of Nebraska, active men to represent rn 1ife company. "plan ensy to work.” and to energetic men good pay kuaranteed. Address J. 8 Pettit, specinl agent, room 448 Bee bullding, Omaha. M40 26 LADY AGENTS WANTED. A LADY OF EN ergy as general agent for u great soller. To ap- point agents, ete. Enclose stamp. Lemke & Co., Green Bay, Wis. 4w 22 J AGENTS—SEND FOR OUR ILLUSTRATED J circular of white enameled lstters. door plates, ete. Phenlx Enameling Co., St. Louls, Mo, J o ¥ TS, IN COUNTRY, TO 8! Men or women, good snlary. nin, 15 6 Dodge street, Omaha. WANT £10.00 ot *. Fenji WANTED---TO RENT. “WANTEDSOI U-ROOM MODERN ITOUSE BE tween Dodge und Loward, and 20th and 2th.- Responsible parties. Rent reasonable. W 46 Bes IR od ropair. Ing Howard stroet THE STANDARD CATTLE C stantiy on hand baled hay, for sale Neb, FoRSALE, it of the in0 At th FOR_ SALE 0.4, for $0.00. Q Ame Q T Q (QQuRE BRkn ST mastiff biteh, §15 Q0 ERSEY COWS AND HEIFE best' family In Amerlcn, pretty ¢ man's lawn; kood eno v axes colors and grades THE BRICK County hoapital hospital THA in WRITER, B. Haynes, fte YD J FOR SALE, BILLIARD TARL cues, In perfect condition. Addr Hardin Bros MISCELLANEOU! “HAVE YOUR OLD CARPET W beautiful rugs ory, 1621 LoRyanworth ste sot WANTED, 10 BORKOW &,000 rick bullding, good security Bee oftice. R fac R, FOR RENT. NERIASKA VIV with 6100 dwolling. F. D. W Douglas, R WANTED. BOOKK K deed Lo land in ¢ arapes, flgs, ote. theland for ) 8, CL forninthat wiil when ierigated: we pla ITOF whatwe raise £ y Irrigntion. It should pay you evers y HES, quick returns. no tax o, no fornia Land and Water Kxc ange, Dn ) WANTE \olu Neb ). DANCING LESSONS orms, Address Secrot CLAIRVOYANTS. J—MRS. NANNIE V. WAKREN, CI, Wrelluble business mediuw, A1th yoar QMRS DI ML LEGRAVE Otrance clairvoyant and )ite roade life from cradle to krave; can be co affairs of I1fe: Lins the cslebrated Ky plate to unite the separated and o with one vou live. ¢ o )10 W vinced of her ramarknblo powers. Oi dence 417 5. 11th st hours 9 a. w. to life chart und photo of yonr future band ent through mail for All Jotters contninlng b cents answered. rROPIL in sta IS rowen Arnold. by and - astrolo reputation for nderful power In the future. givo indy s and bappiness t tells the business you should follow succoss; If your lover Iy truo an i rinke: restores lost love; removes fu and through thelr wondrous magle pleture, tell name of the one you i faction given. Cousultation, 1 i by watl, § 1 date of birth, Oftice near Farnam, 2d flooz, room 4. Heur A KNOWLEDGE Serit Vi Mine vosants, ' puimists world wiad past. unvolling vice! bringlig ruc MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. NMME. CARSON, | floor, room 7, baths, 121 DOUGLAS aleohol, sul V-MADAME SMITHL 1524 room 5, 4d floor. 17 alec CAL Massuge, BERNARD 1N Address Omatiu Carpet and Rug Address 500, ehart nlone | 218 IONEY TO LOAN-—-CHATTELS. FOR SALE -REAL ESTATE. POW EIU Continned. power up duiee of F Omaha . OMAIIA MORTGAGE L HAS CON s oon track at Mo TAKE of the M RENINGT o uftice, M0 INCORPORATE YOU WANT MU You ean borrow HOUSEHOLD FURNITUIK HORSES, WAGONS AND ( WARKHOUSE RECKIPTS, OR AN OVHER SK( We will lond you any from £10.00 to §1 U] ik 1quire BALLS AND 0ss W tih, Hee G PUP, §20 Ju s, ANS 4l for rich aniry ¢ You can pay the monsy back you wish and atany time, and made wili roduce the cost of th, Remomber that you have the froverty and the monoy, and p you koep 1t will bo Ho expensy or ¢ of the amount wanted, but you fullamount of the lon Befo pFrowing elsewhere and yon will nd 1t greatly to y OMAHA MORTUAG K 05 SOUTH 1611 8T 8. fiest O0F abovo the - . LAKGES IRATED LOAN COMPAN OVEN INTO Mot TO 85,000 ON W 01 g AR WORKS A, 10th and ‘ L X WILL LOAX MONEY 0N A Acurity: strictly contidentisl Karback block BUSINESS (_J Y THE WESTERN BUSINES Y. Lifo, conduots a gonvral t List of #00d business chances | country on applieation, Bust cured RESTO GET grow oran ntand ear u help i y war. Big pr Ca ston, Ohlo. 452 27 i SALY s lod AL M Al salo FORt first.o dress W Y Yiooas | | Y-ron saie ax oLy ks EXCELLENT LOCATIO rexpond with M. 1011, & [ BY SOCIAL ary, Athine SALE and mi X 161 on Inery Benodict IRAD Invol Neb, ATIY OY ANT at 19 N, 16th i | ik Interest it another own. Y $500 FOR ON K THE busineases 1 ¢ mata tmmediately. Addross W 52, Hog Y FOR ALY, GOOD N EW 10 re. Good trado ostablishe: | ensy payments. Address, The lowa E Nay TS, DEAD Adre er: tolla your nsnitod on all yptian brons 10 marrlagy 11 4nd bo con leo and_rosl 9 p.m, Strict o Wifo or I ups promotly L2 Yo henith, Neb FORSALE, ST0CK GENE kood foéation and room CONSULT | Address Carpenter & 1 soess elair huve thetr' mar roading th apensable ad o thousands for grentest Intends nur mily troubles wirror show marcy. Satls full reading ith street e - | FOR 8AL i | X tures of ona of the best | Omabu. A bar attached dotng | Address C. E. K —WANTED PURCHASERS | part of §5,000 In first mo dross X 4 Hoe, STOCK renso ccoun Munson, Oria an, WANTLD, PARTNER lshed business elearing § Y HOR SALE, A B And linrness; cash wale KeL out of business on Address P 11 % IN STREET, 4D ol BUUE years of ngo. Small cupita o right party. Address L AVE Nicholson, 621 Broadway, Councl obol, suiphuf 4 0 wea bathis, P MASSAGE TRE mal baths, scalp and and ohirop odist M Mrs. Post 318lg§ 1oth PERSONALS. UL YOUNG LADY WANTS PUVILS on the piano, 1615 L U5 IWELVE CABINET PHOTOS, § Kllt edge cards, tukon (o any style § £4.00. for a ahort time only at Cowan's 2128 Cuming; full length, $LO0: open Su 5 PUPLLS venworth UGATTRACHIVE YOUNG LADY clded brunette, worth 0,000, wo honorable gentloman. Address Anburn Park, 11, [1-MARRIAGE PAPER and gents who wiki 1o 1 rich, sent for 10¢ silver. SCRIB ry. mar MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE LLENBECK, BANJO MONEY TO LOAN -REAL WS Y vavie cor A Vst 77[.(;&'.\ 0] W it oropesty, B0 and upraras b No delays. W. varnam Smith & Co.. 1oth 3 CTROTHER alr troatmen Box 456, Chilcako, ZACHET, A Iarney stroct entrar 1605 Farnam street IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED manicure | h, Withnellblk r7—CLEAR OMAUA REAL KST /inctual valuation. Money to I 7, LOWN 10 FARMS IN NEBI 4 & Dakota- Wil sl cheny | mase, horsos & eattle. - Add. box Z —CLEAN STO A TIN take real esta 1.50, formerly phioto studlo, 1ndays. Diai 28 Ol 20, DI uld marry an ING LADI 1y protty and 1l “WILL THADE CLEAR LOT Colo., for clear Nebraska land Yk ACRES OF CLi Uthe best winter wheat districts change for 10 or %) acre 1 Jmits. Wil pay cash differonc k00d. Address, glying prioo and | ofice. Y -FIRST MORTGAGE AN iproperty to trade for k0od, ¢l also busigess building, clear wn, Nebraska town of .50 popnlut acres In Wisconsin, ‘cloar, for On property. Wililams & Mittan, cpposite postomice. S. 261 Mk a0 ATTHE OFFICK OF AND ON© owner Grand, AL LAND IN O3 OAN €0, D, NEY AND PIANOS, ARRIAGES, MERCITANDISE URITY amount 00 ON TILE DAY YOU ASK FOR 1T, withoutpubileity or removal of pro erty i any Amounty anch paymentso o 1oAn 19900 both the pay for lhonly a harzo Kapt ont 0l¥a tho eall and seo uy our_advantaze AN CO, REET, Atroet INCOR. YIN OMATA NY KIND A E OF 8K Marrls, 292 705 HANCES. 36 N S AGENCY, husiiness exchang 0 all parts of the ness positions se M8 31 MARKE por day N (EAT s 1 A 1040 O DOCTOR COR s, Nob, M8 B STOCK DRY 00 1,600 0 $1.700, M5 24° A LISHED GO, 1% a splendid Lewt towns of Ne and re © moro impo 08 W 48, Be Mo tant TPAYING OFEICE must lenve ity Misst TEL AND FUGNT 0. part cash and Randolph 4w RAL MERCITAN object selling, i1 Jomnrs, Catn b M 27 tE AND hotcls tn L ustness. th st Sou Mas FIX OR ALL Ot ANY rlguke Toans; wd M 50 20t OF HARDWARI n for kellln g, must t of poor. he Neb M7 2 WELL o $100 pe TAL onth Must be capable of handling cash. and uot over 4 Al Gre 1 Bluffs, In. M7 FOR EXCHANGE. ATE FORRMDSE. Box 418, Omahil 78 RASK A, KAN or exchanye Frankfort SAS for 1nd T, M DS S WILEL Frankfort {nd. {xid 3 AL MANITOU, or 2001 equiting Addross 8. J. Richards, Box 193, Donver, ¢ M uhia oty po in Ka sar i pr ooation, ¢ CLEAR OMAIA ar Nebraxka Iand; d rented, in good lon, for Tund. 80 jaha lots or ac MeCague building, s KTOCK OF old, St of th oo EACHANG Uturnishings, only farm, g lund, balane At the county seat of on, the blue grass region of low Stdney, In. ESTATE. ST RATES. for A CLOTHING AND an {mproved K involees $10.000, hest counties i dross F. N1, Mo 2% 0 7 per cent boiler and machinery in ) and Ha rstclass opening fora good intown of 12,000 and large trib |7 " HARRISON, 912 N, W Y. LIVE, draw on, bost of rai Rusiness will pay from start, worl is architect and cannot funds, in one o ofice. more loans. —MONEY TO LOAN—1 HAVE ABOUT £4,00) 101040 0n Improved Omaha proporty, privato Addrass Mortzuge £,000 In Bullding and Wil trade equity for good lands. West, Grand Ixland, Neb. 116, Beo | 11 BInfTs roal estate and Nebrasks farms at from G 10 7 per cont interest, with no addi- tional charges for commisslons or at W. B. Melkle, Ist Nat'l bank bldg, Oma! MONEY TO LOAN, SUMS 300 EY 10 LOAN ON OMAHA AND COU 7,20 ACRES OF LAND IN Fiic and 1% ncres 1n exchunge for horsos. cattle, gen or krocerles. We have for sn firm or ranche, 47 e bridge, und a tract of 800 acres th Cambridge. Write to John & for description and prico. N A and Iown torneys feos ha 76 00_AND UP, Moil J21* 5 Farnam W Toas W it etty mfoperty any kind. Why pay high rates? Mon You can get full benefit of low rates Loan and Trust Co.., lith and Dodge. T PER C 0 B G G. WALLACE, 412 BROWN BLK ORROWE RS No extra charges of ‘““}(u.\ POPULATION 130,000, in'the United States in which (c ‘Lwo raliron on depot, a 25 mile canal, besl houses for Eouth Omnha, hotels 2y 18 chaap from Globe 728 C—WANTED TO RENT. 2 OR 8 FURNISUED rooms for light housekeoping, within 4 bloci of postofiice, Address W 60, tec ofiice. K \WANTED, BY TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, a large south or east front room with board, centrally located; must be on or near car line: references exchanged. 1. M. Chamberlin, Pacific Express Co., 1401 Harney st Uz e Irfw.sh' ROOM WANT M\ of time. “PARTY OUT MOS! Auswer Monday moraing, W b7 82 21 WANTED, 2 OR 8 FURNISHE) ROOMS FOIU light honsekeeping—no children—must be in g00d location, best 0f Gmaha . until Wednesday, January 2 W Kt party. ANTED, 7 OR8ROOM HOUSE AND LARGE near 20th and Faraam, by sible Address X 8, Bee. STORAGE, TORAGE CHEAP. CLEAN, am streot. WELLS, 1111 M BONT STORE HOUSEHOLD GOODS WITH- out seelng our storage department. It 1w the best. Omaba Stove Repalr Works, 1207 Dougla 0 ‘WANTED-TO BUY. TO BUY, SOME § PEIL_CENT Heed & Solby, 334 Bourd Trado 6 N ORTGAGES ON GOOD REAL ES FIRST tate. H. A. Araold, 6i Be> bulldin M1 500,000 USED STAMPS, N - WANTED tiret mortgag WANTED, A SECC rko enoukh to rAlse w farm Fricsen, Janaen, Neb, WANTED-—S AN 1ty 400 to 630 pou A wagon nds Address W N WO ARE THEY: ALL PERSONS OWNI AN lands in Shannop, Reynolds or Oregon coun ties, Missourl, will pleaso send me numbers und price of same. 1f landsure sold for taves I might give something for guitclaim. Johu C. Brown, Van Buren, Carter county, Mo. N -WANTED, A FIST-CLASS SECOND HAND ller top desk. “Apply at secretary Bulid 1 Traders ke it W Cha gos TLESS THAN 1 PER les W. Rainey Omaha Nat. bank bldg. e hundred the aggrogate o ver $12,000,000. Lam velling lots 1ying between T4 | new Fort Omaha for exactly ter W1 AND2 YEAR LOANS ON CITY mortgages- W HMONEYTOLOAN AT LOW i proved and unin Fidelity Trust Co., 1762 Farnam st I CAN PLACE LOANS AT LOWEST RATES 0 business or othor cho! 01 82,600 Lo £),000 wani T RATES. FIDILITY IMPR A, C.Frost, | —WANTED AT ONCE, LOANS ( omalia_proporty: low ratos. company. 1702 Farnam st. “v OMALIA SAVINGS BANK MA on ro made in small or ¥ large sums for » time. No commission Is charged and theloans are not #0ld In the east, but can always the bank on the corner of 13th #nd Do DTRUST for choleo & PHRIVATE MONEY, 15 Wi CENTRAL LUAN & TRUST CO, “'75\ ANTED, LOANS, HOUSES 1 insurance solicitor. Geo. W. I Farnam. “MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. Lteed & Selby, 341 Board of T CRATES ONIM proved real estate,l (00 years 1 ostate at lowest market rates, N1 2D M ans, low rates. Alex Moore, Beo bidg. Jimited number to each person this property. Inclose postage f information, Charles . Benjami t Dodge ntreet. AL EsTATE, A “Bargain onl’ My word Is good. W. G. Albright, 62124 New York Life, OB SALE- Wi OFFER A FU and Arbor sts., right for gra twice that. Also a bl bargain property. o Co., 1702 Fa AND FAR: 703 nam. attend to Loun Furnas county, Nobraskn s, four miles Investments, §5,000.000 1o be invested in 1,400 10t £01 §5:0, €0X160. LUX100; ENGINE, flent condition. plenty of work utary country to ad facilities in all directions. Kk waiting. Owner It Price $7.000. association. Write James 0. It COUNTY to eral merchandise @ oneasy terms n east of Ca e0 miles west of Case, Cambridg 1401 25 INTL M FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. THE B ki ST CITY e real estate ust tive of d bridges ncross new government des now packing for Omaha, wnd ther enterprises, which will make in Omnha and the 0 dollars ench. o No wortenge on or plat and full b, 5010 o 1606 0 LOT AT 7TH for §13): worth in S0t ¢ Fldelity o OVED CITY Jouglas blk RGN IMPROVED delity 1 | R u 1i1co Homo, 0CAK foomar ety ot 0o ioek from mOLOF Datiih's ndaition to. Wainut 1 can'hell you i 10 )vt4b in this. 1081000 Tn Sur sount lensany on tho otor 1ine, you can got and In Fiikhland Park 00 by | Pare thuse prices with thoso o a | BRY ‘whd ‘you will thoti- 86 bo found at | onlring. emomber, smail mont uglus straets. | ot TG o v " Ot frust Co., Foom 4, Bon Butiding. TAVE ONE Of | swper acre. Omahn Real | room 4, Bee buliding KES LOANS Loans hort or long TGAGE ali, L want evory rieh or poor JOme 0 Investikate the Tots 1 BEE BLDG. | 0 rgnga bn this property. wnd plat and faill 1oformation. o Bogo st O RENT AND . Contes, 1023 Sl = M B A GOOD IMPROVF Oninhia property as ake clen dress W s, Be X PO YOU WANT MONEYT “T e FIDELITY LOAN ROUM 4, WITHNEL 8193 SOUTH 15TH, CORN UARAN L BLOG WA JOR RENT, § G $0 improved I OD IMPROVE ms for sale TEE CO, e O, YOU WANT A NICH Hol K. RNEY ST WILL | Loax You 8UM FROM LARGE om TEN \DOLLABS| you are now paying rent. and tho suburbs. G. M Nattinger, C merce, Qrt Naoss property; bring 12 per col Wead, 1th nd Douglas O SALE ANY BMALL, TP u NoIE FROM ANY EAUSE yOU Nware or other werchandise state particulars angdy best price. trictly confidon tial. G. I Brewster, Beatrice, Neb. 4y 220 N WANTED 10 B Y A GOOD IMPROVED N tarm will give o house aad lot o Omaba ay first payment. Address X 1 Bee ¥ HAVE HARD: to 'sell for cash, T, No. 2415 CAPITOL AVENU The'O. ¥ Davis C) 108 Farnam ot FOK RE | CAl modern. Do tO%, BENT. HOUSS IN ALL PARTS OF elty. The O. K. Davis company, 1503 Faroam st. | | TAGES, IN ALL ny & Co., M2 Karbach | 70 | “FIATE, OWELLINGS, DR WG Dok M COTTAGES, MODEKY, Stanford circle. Coavenient for busineas of Omaha and South Omaha, C. . Elgutter Eee bullding, IN men 204 D, LEN-BOOM MODEKN HOUSE. COR and Maaon strects. Call at 507 Brown bl —PAUL, 1605 FARNAM STHREET, LY o T Nz ) FOR MENT, TWO EROOM COTTAGES ON | motor. Call al southwest cor. th and Do uglas i D “LARGE LI3 AND Msiz FOR RENT, 10.000M 1OUSE, 18010 Dodke, lnquire 13I8 Faruawm. |0, | of butter worker, "FOR SALE FURNITURE, }OF alue, the furaiture of au 8-ro0m ho thing inkoud order; house for rent heatand bath, At 124 Farnam street furnaces Oy v Inquire 410 5 of Maplo sireot U SALE, AT LESS THAN HALF e v ks, fur, FURNITURE OF -ROOM HOUSK less than baif value. House for nyenlences: good large second house mnorth Mud 240 FOR SAI ®0ud Oy | FORSALE HORSES, WAGONS,ETC >—FOR SALE. A NEAKLY N&W pross wagon. horse, harnuss wod buggy WIn0 & nearly new sel of erenmary tools, consiating churn, Huwa scalo, truck, ete., all wiil bo sold st gres sacriios Address G. . , Hee offico. or_call at Misma stroot, §00ds can be seen. Mo DOUBLE >-FOR SALE, § ELKGANT DRIVING HORSES Must be sold at once. Fidelity Loan Guarantee Co., roow ¢, Withnell bik. [ WE MAKE LOANS ON CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEL SONALPROPERTY OF ANY KIND. TO yOR WILL / Do WELL ON US FIRST YOU cALL i “FURNITURRE, WER 100 FINE braska farms, many exeslie | raplaly advancing, $10.00 to §53.00 p for particulurs Boggs & LI, 10 1 YSS | @ wquare foot out of the worat s | for €0.00, while Igive you u i5x TIORSES, P18 O PE WILL NOT ALWAYS 1 OUR T You can pay the mc a0y amount you wish, and thus re carrying the 1080 16 proportion o i 1F YOU owe a balance on your furn persounl property of any kind, wo wiii carey it as long s you desire YOY CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY 1 FROM THE TIME YOL o No publ ol 01 propert et the u ¥ and prope You will also find us in from 7t —spi A iiorse Equity ( bank y back at o Fany good security tel company, room 207 O { ~MONEY W. 9 DAYS. Cil “\and casy paymonts on furalture stock, ete.” without delay or pu hund! DURt Green, room 5, Barber bl X MoNEY L A\ ernl or other personai property rates. 110 6 months. Claims bought Koom &5, MeCagre bldg X PHITCHARD 81 DOUGLAS BLE ERMS WILL MEET YOUR IATLY LOW RATES ON FURNITUR 4, 8 or NED—ON CHATTEL COLLAT APPROVAL, y time and 1 oo the cost of Junt you pay. Iture or other pay It off for for exnetly 81000 warranty deed guch 108 8014 10 WO rLRAZO 0B th bolose postage for plat wnd more Iy 1. Benjumin, sole agent, 156 Dod WE OFFER THE FOLLOWI property on monthly payn It s ull desirable, and the prices an all-canh Hgure s00d corner, ith and Sprague rner, 10th wnd Do minton Baker Soath tront’ lot, ¢ reh Valuuble Walnut Wil lot, $1.000 rner, Cloverdaic Aage, barn, ot No trouble or oxpense t eltemember that in our elegant Avondale Park you ean secure a home within the wile lmit for & Fidellty i rust company, 1702 Fa N ONE HOUR 1CATION. y. 80 that yo ty . m. 784 0 days pubin Nationa Mizs Kt EAI" RATES pinnos, live ty, eash on dhow THOIC Cirate Lifo bldy, 1), UNBQUALED @ KOOM 10U ateaw Beat, a1l modern lmpro block, 26rd and Davenport sireets BARGAINS IN SOUT at reasonable The Nildway Ineostm W. I Davls, 16 & DODGE o i ETTER THAN A SAVINGS BAN in Nuunders & TALL BARGAIN IN SOUTH DEPOSIT ith us wnd secure wator and lnrge Hime 11, for §1.600; or wo ddition from $500 nddition, whi u barg a good lot. Com urrounding pr what by Kenl Estato and M4 24 THE BEST FARMS IN niles from Omaba, at | state and Trant Co., MRS 24 10-A MORTGAGED HOME IS NO HOME AT | man who has 1o m selllog at §i0 tho new fort. No £10 I8 payment in . Write for Benjamin 55 D FARM, WILL Jart payment. Ad 414128 D FARMS; AL Address X 2. Heo. il 22 USE FOR WHAT | wiill not liv uamber of OMATIA nt inco BUSL po. ¥, D, i LOWA AND NE it burgains. land por aceo now. Call 3 Farnam st CCRYY AVE A CHANCE buy # nice bullding 1ot any where around or would sell sou Jugh on his furm 5 1L, butlding lot and nbstract with is property. En \formation. Chas ke K 478 220 NG DESCRIBED ents of 8§10 ench o dirtcheap at £150. #50. two lots. #1200 Koward atre . 1,500 this property new addition of benutiful modern 00t L) 84,000, Mi03 F 19 I OMALIA REAL nent o, BE, ALSO FLAT, vewents. Tizard i 20 Continvied OW 18 THE TIME TO PICK UP BARGAINS IN REAL & EW modern bullt house near tianscom park, splendidly oished througho 1l convenlences. Any 0no wanting & handwon o will find this big BATEAIN 1f taken at LEGANT rosldence just CATIO hon mpletod, corner S1at iflo atreet, coloninl design, modarn conven: Including furnace, 1aundey, baths, hot and €old water, gns, sowerage, ete. A boautiful home, | Must be w0l quick honse, all modern improvements, just finished, on one 'of the nicest resldence stroets In Omaba. Spacious grounds with an abundanco of whade teees, frult, ete. A wmost dp sirable rosidenco for any one wishing amplo Kronnds and facilities 10r keeping n toam. Owher Wishes to @fose out at onee, and 1 can offer this property ata low figure EGANT double resido fr on o000 of the nic this city. Wil rent for §1.490 per annum. Can soll AN UKe & g00d share of purchaso’ price 1n farm And. NICE five.room cottage and lot, four blocks we of High achool Wiy property Is (n goou and within enny walking distance of busine tion of city. Price, 85,500, MODIERN elkht room cottage, nearianscom park, splendidiy finished, & perfect gem of & hou Call and gt pric TEN ACIRKS fn Wost Omaha, aplendidly adapted for small frult and early vogetablos. ‘This property 18 located rizht in the way of the futnre growih o¢ both Omahs and South Omabn, Can be wub disided within the noxt few yoars 1nto 52 choleo 1ots. If sold at once, only $1.850. BUSINESS CORNER, 20th, Vinton and Spring, in- teracotion of throo straote; aplendid potnt for bust nes, block, stores and flats. A big bargain if taken FORTY ACIRES southwost of ity only five and one half miles from can offer at §255 hor acre, BUSINESS PROPERTY corner Cuming and Vista straets, 124 feet frontage on Cuming with snbatan. two-story business bloek. WIII rent for §00 | per annum Or two wmore bulldings. A big Bnap AL R0, EIGHTY ACRES close to y 10 his business o will VACANT TRACKAGL | mud Taekson. This is t wholesnlo property in eure in order (o elo Price and toris | ONE HUNDRED AND to New Elmwood park investmont property in the wost | fow dayeat &0 per uere purchase price in tmproved erty or good Nebraska I Cutreet, South Omaha, Ottaxes on' ronr with Sx80 lness on the corner with T5x t shape 8 por, elegant tract, COurt house; tho clty 11, 1 wholess st convont o city. Can s out an estat party neads 25 por acre. £ 15th finest At a low Call for TWENTY in - Wes ACKES, o Omaha can offer for and take onebalf ¢ income bearing prop 50 finest X150 ety Must bo sold 1t At one LOT ot onat w0l wtorce only ‘€180 FIRST CLASN (nvestment cast front, corner kK Omaha, will make thie. 120, worth from #1000 to | eotive piees of property 1 | FULL LOT, 80x150. feot South Omaha, only $550.0 CHEAP LOT, 6i3150 fect Own if801d quick, only ¥ SUMMER GARDEN PROPE lots, covered with hoantitul ahadé treea; right at Belt [ne station, opposite Kuser's hotel and Sehute 00 purk, in W b rance o' falr grounds are right o the fnest plac posex. Thero CALL A ke Tont, on 24th near "B, 150x120 foet, south and A Sth stroet, South nlee xouth front 1ots 50x “Woach. Can offer the T atew daye for 82,900, ar 20th wnd 1 streets, near 27th and C. o, UV, conlating of 14 South | nd ens this point, One of S {0 Omalia tor summer garden pur- s bl ey In thiy. Price, §8,500. or nddrens Goorgo N. Hicks, renl e | tate andinvestmont agent M | ONE oF | 1nty, | ¢ IN DOUGLAS RA TIE BEST FARMS 5 acres, for wale 0 part or whole Alnsworth, E1k City, Neb, M2 10-D0 YOU WANT 10 MAKE MONEY? De0 getyour cash Into ronl oainte. Owi some: thing, becomo w property’ hollerat st oppoTs tonity. L am seling & lmitel number of ot between Omaba and the new fort for #10 No e proverty and €0 paye {0t evory- Write for plat_ and more {nformation to Charles 1. Benjamin, xolo sgent, 1506 Dodia stroet. ik INVESTED IN A LOT LYING botween Omahs and the now fort might make u hundreds within (o next talve mosts 10r(gake on Lhiw property, and £10 18 full paymons for lot, abstract and doed.’ Write for pint ana | | formation. Chas. . Benjamin, wolo' ake | Dodge street v n : __LOST. OST-A A PAIR OF SPk sivave at flos counting rooi TFACLES, BLACK POCKKTBOOK, SILVIEIE MOUNT. contalning theater pass, monoy, calling Return immediately to Boe office: reward, s (AVIIOUND, Farnam st a0 23 OsT dud, cardy 1T MOUSE. (OLOR s Withnell, sr OST—1. Joturn to nd recelv LLOST, ON SILEUMAN AVE. JAN . 10, BETWEEN 48urdoette and Shorman & McConnells drug store, a pale of spectucles, gold rimmed, chain hins been broken, but Ix hooked on to rim. Finder will plense ‘leavo the same at C. 1, Conners, H0§ Doug: lus stroct, and recelve reward ARG itetur OST 1 Jteet. WHITE NOSE AND st for reward 416 229 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. (OYAIA COLLEGE OF SHOWTLIAND AND TVPK writing. A, C. Ong, A. M., prin, Boyd's theater. Mizatis COSTUMES, AND GENTS' MASQUERADE for rent ut 114 8. 10th “Come MUK I TYPEWRITERS The Best in the World. MAGEATH STATIONERY CO. 1304 Farnam St. Omaha, Neb PATENT BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb 4years Examiners U, 8 Pat Oftice. Advice free PENSIONS! CLAIMS! 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