Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 14, 1902, Page 25

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1903, FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. e Want to Tell the Reason Why e Want to Sell You Want to Buy. ~c About 2 miles north of ACrLS Florence. We bought Spring at forced sale, have added all proflt and want to sell on g time. It is our business to buy d sell. The land is all fenced, bstly good timber, rich, black soil; n be made a fine suburban fruit. rden, truck, dairy or chicken farm The street cars will run to Flor’ ce in‘the spring, the Boulevard Il be paved. Do you realize what is means? If you are interested it ill pay you to look it up before pring- Price $3,000. Almost any rms. It is not our business to hold nd for advance or to improve it. R in Frontier county, Neb., anch on the market on account the death of the late David Brown Nebraska City. It is the most complete ranch you will ever be of- fered under these circumstances. It has pasture, hay, alfalfa. running water fed by springs that are never dry. It is complete in every way. Price $15,000. part on time. It is a good time to go into the cattle busi- ness. Potter, Forgan & Haskell, 420 N. Y. Life Bldg. RE— A FEW BARGAINS. Only 8 lots left in Seymour addition on Fort street on new motor line to Florence. Must be cash or enough to pay off en- cumbrance. Lots in Bowers' addition on new J0th 8t. car line, just south of and overlooking Miller park.” Will be advanced 10 per cent on January 1, but until then will continue to sell at from §75 to $150 each; oniy % down and % Pick out your lots at once one or more at the low price. HOUSES AND LOTS, Btrictly modern S-room brick house, block from 24th St dence district. for $5,000 cash. room cottage on North 17th St. only $560. 'wo cottages South 23d, near Vinton, $1,20, or trade for acreage. B-room cottage, mod cellar, barn_and two clsterns, near Riverview park, $800 cash. New 6-room house Bemis park; will sell at cost, or trade considered. ACREAGE. § acres North 24th street; cholce property for platting, $2,300. W acres near Benson Place, barn, frult, etc., $2,200. b acres near Krug's park; improvements cost $12,000; will sell for §7.000 cash, or trade for desirable city residence. FARMS. 800 acres near Omaha, only $0 per acre. 250 acres Burt Co., $80 per acre. Choice farms near Central City, $35 to $60 per acre or trade. Easy terms. EXCHANGES. Modern 13 story house in Lake Park add. South Omaha to trade for ®-acre farm in eastern Nebraska. Price, $3,000. Two nice cottages In good residence dis- trict South Omaha to _trade for good Iowa or Nebraska farm. Price, $3,000 Improved §0-acre farm two miles from Benson for sale or exchange for desirable city residence. Price, $80 per acre, Modern 5-room cottage in Wamut Hill to trade as payment on larger house in good locality, "Wl sell for $1,500 cash. GEO. P. BEMIS REAL ESTATE CO., (Established n-ig “Phore 585, axton Block. RE—79% 14 R.. GUPETERS & CO. GROUND FLOOR BEE BUILDING. Vacant lot, 80x127%, 3th and Decatur, $150, Froom cotiage, gas, city water and sewer, 2th and Charles,’ $1,50. l-row modern house, new, on paved street, -room modern house, 64 8o. 17th, $4,000. -room modern house, with barn, at 1017 8o, 30th Ave,, in first-class condition, fifty. foot lot, best residence district of Omaha. See this and make us an offer. 10-room house, strictly modamdood barn, lot §8-173, 2406 N. 21st St., $5,000. § acres just west of city limits on Dodge 8t. road, $760. § acres, 4-room house, chard, near Florence, W_acres adjoining the town of Herman, Neb., best df bottom land; new 5-r. house, barn, sheds and granaries, good orchard, acres, well improved. 3 miles west of Pacific ' Junction, at $80 per acre. Will take $2,500 worth of Omaha property as ot payment, 16 acres first-ciass land in Stanton county, 348 per acre. 200 acres near Amboy, TIL, to exchange for eastern Nebraska land. 1,240 acres % mile from LaPlatte, 6-r. house, stone barn, cther buildings, at 365 per acre. 80 acres imoroved farm in Cedar county, 383,50 per acte. &40 acres % mile from t at Elwood, Neb,, if sold at once, $500 down and long time on balance Here is your chance for a speculation. 60 acres highly im county; one of the r month you want one car line, In choice resi- Cost $9,000; can be bought ;‘ood barn, fine or- ,000. ved In Stanton st large farms in eastern Nebraska, $10 per acre. 40 acres 6 miles south of Brady Island, have a first-class ranch proposition near Gandy, Neb. See or write us about this or any of the above jroperties, whea we will furnish full partic h RE—-19 14 NEW HOME AND A BARGAIN. On North 18th St., east front, 7 rooms, all modern, nickel-plated plumbing, marble Washatand, etc.. combipation hard and ft coal furnace, cellar, hard wood finish; rn; bullt by a contractor for a home, but on account of other arrangemen must sell. . PRICE $3,500. Let us show you through this house: you elp. but pleased. The Byron Reed Co., 212 Bo. Mth St. RE-781 14 ACRE PROPERTY NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST OF THE CiTY. We would like to talk with you about this kind of property. 4446 BOARD OF TRADE. RE—T6 $5.00 REQUIRED. TO BECOME A PROPERTY OWNER. And monthly payments of $.00 each. Price from $100.00 to $150.00 each; lays flue. Two lots in Saunders & Himebaugh's add, Three lots In Crelghton Helgh:s add. Two lots in Orchard Hill add. All_near Walnut Hill car line. BYRON R. HASTINGS, 212 8O, 4TH ST. RE~780 14 OWNER A NON-RESIDENT. and wishes to sell his Omaha home In Hanscom Place: 7 rooms, all modern, in #00d neighborhood, near school and éast side car. Owner says “get me an offer.” THE BYRON REED CO., 212 8O. MTH ST. RE-T9 14 190 ACRES fine land in Deuel county, Neb., for lease for term Of YCArs; re.son- able’ terms. Mrs. J. B, WeBster. 170§ N. tn St~ RE—M770 14* BEAUTIFUL new 6-room modern cottage. full lot, on motor line, Bemis park, o $1.20 mortgage, balance good, clear n MODERN new 7T-room cottage, barn, full lot, near 20th on Maple St.: cash and clear lot worth' §1.00. These are fine houses. If you want a good deal, see me quick. 3. H. Johnson, N. X. Life. RE-MT 15 PROPOSITION—Two houses, lot Sx140, city water, West Farnam district; chance to make good money. 8 Marey St., §2,100-$-room modern house, furnace, bath, gas, everything; good lo- cation, on_grade. B acres on St. rosd. Bostwick Co. R Vg oy FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. " D. V. SHOLES &.CO. ‘el 829, 20 N. Y. Life. BARGAINS. . 2116 N. 28th ave., half block Lake street car, east front, §-room house, full two-story, rooms large, well arranged, sewer, water, g2s and fixtures, new roof, newly painted. two coats best paint, all repapered and in first-class repair. This is an exceptional bargain. Price, §160; %60 cash, balance monthly if desired On th near Poppleton, full lot, lles fine. 8-room modern cottage, all on one, flour, fine_location, paving all paid and ‘NON- RESIDENT ' owner writes “SELL IN THIRTY DAYS OR LESS." It is up tc you. See us quick and make an offer. On Wth ave., between Mason and Pacific 0a the very top of the hill, lies superb, 50x130 foot lot, all_modern, {-room house, oak floors, very cholce. Owner just or- dered away and WANTS TO _SELL THIS WEEK 1f possible. Asks $4,750, but is not going to stand on a reasonable offer. T ocation is ELEGANT. YOU BUY IT RIGHT. 'r ACRES. 20 acres near COUNTRY CLUB, BARGAIN, $150 per acre. FARMS. 32 acres near WAHOO, SAUNDERS CO., a very elegant farm, close to one of the best county seat towns in the state, only 1% miles, about two-thirds fine bottom land, balance slopes gently to the east, good soil, medium improvements, and I8 all right. WANT TO SELL BY JAN ARY 1, SURE. DON'T FAIL TO I VESTIGATE. TRADES. Brick block, half-block from postoffice, renting for $2,400 per year. WIill take part cash and part in’ ciear income prop- erty or good farm land. One of the finest residences in Omaha, well located, large grounds and desirable in every particular, a'l clear, to trade for a large tract of good land or good farm lands. Chance for some one wanting to remove to Omaha. Price, $25.000 more than this. RE—784 14 SPECIAL BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE For the purpose of dividing the money among heirs the following property will be sold at very low prices to induce im- mediate eale: Orchard Hill—Lots 14 and 15, block 17, $100 each; lots 16 and 17, block §, $20 each; lote 4 and 13, block 20 (Hamilton and 42d), Lot 16, block 8, $150; O'Nelll's Sub., W. % lot 3, block 2, $200{ Kountze 4th ‘add. % of 8. % of lot' M4, block 6, $30; Wilcox's 2d add., lots 3, 4, 5 and 6, block 17, $30 each; Windsor Place, lot 53, $700; 10t b4, 3900; 'lot 52, with 7.room modern house, except furnace, 2145 8. 34th 8t., $1,700; Windsor Place Ex., lot 5 and 8.% lot 49, corner, §-room modern house, barn, 193 8. #th Ave., $2,600; 8. 3% lot 1, block 18, 8. E. Rogers Add., ‘three frame 6-room dwellings, room for another house on corner, 1408, 1410 and 1412 Dorcas St. rent for $12 per month each, might seil separate, $2,800; 396x260 feet on 13th St. one block south of 13th and Missouri Ave., street car, lays well, will divide, price for P'-"D FWEAD, 1524 Douglan St . D. VE. ) 15 uglas . B, R BALL, 6% New York Lite Blag, W. G. SHRIVER, ew York Life Bldg. RE—760—14 33 Per Cent’ Investment In Omaha Rental Property. See Us Monday, ADLEY, 613 N. Y, LIFE. SWEET & HE. N Tt TO TRADE FOR LAND. 8ix 2-story brick flats, close in, all modern, on paved street and car always rented; pays b per cent interest on $40,000. PRICE $30,000.00. And owner will take land in trade to the ST RONRERD CO, 22 8, 1TH ST. X 5 iy RE—T82 14 Tukey & Son Disirable Homes at Desirable Prices. 4% BOARD OF TRADE. s RE—T68—14 FOR SALE—CLOSE IN—8-room one-story cottage with furnace, bath and gas; lot $6x152, east front, paved street, permanent walk, barn; price, $4,000; small payment down, balan: e’(“n1 ayments 1o Sult. ok HERWOOD, New York Life. 'Phone E RE—T761—15 BARGAIN In 8-room house, modern except furnace, well located, cofner, paved st., and boulevard. Price, $2,100.00; $300.00 cash, bal. to suite. $-room house, city water, sewer, one block trom Mth 8t car, cotfer, LB N5 OND, axton_Block. L N. HAMMON AR 1 B. R. BALL. 526 N. Y. Lif ‘Phone B-1229, $1,860—8-room _ho! modern except fur- hace, N. 19th Ave. * r. house, modern except furnace, ‘Miami, west of 20th Bt. $1,300—8-r. house, one acre ground, on N. h St nfio—sr. house, two acres on N. 30th St. $500—10-acre block in Benson. $2.600—two 10-acre blocks in Benson, house. $5,00-80 acres north, joinin east. . DO YOU WANT A good six-room house, all modern except furv\nend aari 42-foot lot, . n;fla :lnd l)l|(lll' 24th and Binney; good church and school facilities convenlent. A t bargain, either as a home or an Investment, at $2,000, and owner says must sell. To insure this great snap. call at orce. J. B. PIPER. 208 Ramge Block, Omaha. RE-T24 14 FORTY ACRES In Dawson county; can be irrigated; one mile from Lexington; $2,000. Seven acres in town of Florence, D county, $1500, and several bar gther farming and city properties. Chris Boyer, 22d and Cuming Sts. Telephone 204l RE~ Mot $600. Walnut Hi Benson on RE—767 14 $C_WALL map Nel crops, land prices each Co., etc. Christian, York, Neb RE— HARNEY ST. BUILDING FOR LEASE. 19,500 squar: feet of floor space in the 4- story and basement brick bullding at Nos, 1414 and 1414% Harney St.; $3,00.00 per year. 13,000 square feet floor space, including all top floor and one-half of 4th floor in ash building at No. 1608 dHarney St., with heat furnished. Call for terms. ORGE & COMPANY, 1601 FARNAM ST. % RE—T54 14 W. H. GATES, €7 N. Y. Life. “Phone 1204 $3x103, vacant, Dewey and 26th Ave.. 35,000 10-room modern house, 234 and Chicago, 000, 7-5b0m cottage, %27 Davenport, §1,700. §-room cottage and barn, all in good order, treet, south of Charles, a nice home, close in, $1,80. T-room ‘cottage and lot #0x1%, Miami, near 30th, $760. 7-room 1% story house and good barn, on 4, Grace; lot #x14), east leaving city and 18 anx- jous to sell quick. 3-room cottage and lot 50x135, east fromt, lot lays nice, $450. -room cottage, S. E. Cor. 24 and Charles, $1,000. RE— CHOICE 66-foot lots near high school and within block of car line, §1.800. SNAP in ood trackage lot, within four blocks of 4th and Harney 'St 500 bargains in SOhN N FRENZE 4 opp01d_P. O JOHN N. ER, 3 1 PP RE— M7 14 “Rare Bargain HOUSE, i—REAL ESTATE, FIVE-ROOM HALF BLOCK OF GROUND, IN BENSON, $1,300. NICE 2%-ACRE GARDEN PATCH. IMPROVEMENTS. NO A 5-Acre Tract A 10-Acre Tract A 20-Acre Tract. BENSON & CARMICHAEL. 642 Paxton Blk. RE—657—14 It Costs Nothiny TO GET a list of our properties. It ought to be of great value to you. We have a large list to be closed out at much less than real values. Some & additional pleces, including improved city property, acreage and vacant lots, have recentiy been placed in our charg Present rices are much lower than present values. t does not require an expert to see that. Don’t Wait Till the prices reach the values. Buy Now W. FARNAM SMITH & CO. 1320 Farnam Street. RE—T48 14 Holt Co. investigate. 5, N. 28th St., RANCH for sale, Neb., Addres: Lincoln, 2,800 acres, splendid opportunity, fllett & Bowen, 1i Tukey & Son VACANT LOTS ON WHICH WE WILL BUILD HOUSES FOR THOSE WHO BUY THEM. 444-40 BOARD OF TRADE. RE—760—1 PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, ain Floor, New York Life Bldg. 20—-A neat b-room’ cottage on Eim St, near 2lst; price, $850. 5351—4-room brick house, lot 31x12, on 28th Ave., north of Cuming, ¥ 53992 neat cottages one block south of Brownell Hall on th St, for $2,000. 529—In Walnut Hill, on Cuming, near 42d 7-room modern house, with good barn; price $§2,000. 919-On 424, near Nicholas, a 7-room, all ‘modern house, down stairs finished in oak; price, §2,300. 663—2 blocks from Burlington station, on Pacific street, lot 66x132, all special taxes of every description pald, 1 5- room and 1 3-room cottage; price, $2.800 53%2—In Bemls Park, 1 block from car line, a_fine new. inodern, 7-room house] rice $3,250. e RE-T12 4 SNAP—Strictly modern 8-room home; owner leaving city. Inquire on premises, 1017 South 30th. RE—663—19° HOUSES and lots in all parts of city; also acre property and farm lands. The O. F. Davis Co., Room 82, Bee Bldg RE—94 .. THERE 1S NO BETTER INVESTMENT THAN OMAHA REAL ESTATE AT TODAY’S PRICES READ THE MANY SPLENDID OFFERS BELOW FOR RENT-HOU s | —oe ssessssoses MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. NEAR 16th aud Howard Sts., 13-room fat in first-class condition, two modern bath rooms, new plumbing; $65.00 per month. GEORGE AND COMPANY, 1601 Farnam St D—£25 D14 R store_and barber shop, price, $50.00. Benawa & 15th St 1 CAD ood_loca- on, 108 SELL YOUR BUSINESS. No_matter where it ls; send description and cash price and learn how. I or can’ find the business you want to Tell mo your requirements. W. M. trander, Home Office, Suite 1448 North American Bldg., Philadelphia. Ofices in tourteen citles. FARM FOR 8/ —640 county, Neb.; fine improvements; the best farms in state; If taken s be bought very low. las County Realty Life Bldg. acres, Stanton ne of n can Particalars of Doug- Co., first floor N —M650 14 WE LOAN money on furniture, planos and dlamonds Low rates. Any length of time. Private. OMAHA CHATTEL LOAN BANK, 104 Farnam, upstairs. Tel. A-Zl3. 2141 8. 13TH ST,, 6-room cottage, city water, rental $10. Willlam K. Potter, receiver, 303 Brown block. D—M269 UTH AND K STS,, South Omaha, 3 nice 65~ room cottages; rental, $15 per month. Willlam K. Potter, receiver, 33 Brown block. D—M763 MODERN near park. 1509 room house, So. 28th. D--762 LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO RIED PEOPLE, merchants, team boarding houses, etc., without s curlty; easiest terms; 40 offices in prin- cipal cities. Tolman, #40 Board of Trade dg. X—9% MONEY loaned on plain note to salarled people; business confidential; lowest rates, | 514 Paxton block. The J. A\ Hutton Co. | §-ROOM house, excellent _condition, eity water, $7.60. 3116 Seward St. Bemls, Pax- ton biock. D304 HOUSES FOR RENT-—A fine located 5-room cottage, 2% 8. lith St., §12. Also a good 7-room house, 1622 N. 224 St, $15. The Omaha Realty Co., 1301 Dougias St., upstairs, D581 7-R house, good condition, mod. except fur- In all parts of the city. R. C. Peters & Co., Bee Bldg. D—408 nace, barn; near 24th and Lake; cheap to right party. Sweet & Headley. Tel, 147% D—Me07 11 ROOMS, modern, 3 8. 21st Ave., $25. 8 roonis. modern, 201 Franklin, $16 § rooms, modern,’ 64 . 36th, $25 § rooms, moaern, 1808 Corby, $13. 6 rooms, 1323 8. 27th, $I8. 5 rooms, city water, 315 S. 13th, $9. 5 rooms, city water, 117 N, $7th, $7. 4 rooms, 1933 §. 19th, $6. 5 715 Forg St., $. Also several small cottages, $3 to $8. W. H. RUSSELL & CO., 4% Ramge Bldg. D—659 13 6-ROOM cottage. 205 Franklin street. D668 14 2817 DEWEY AVE., 4-r. brick flat, 2 floor, modern, $8. 1913 Mason St., 6-r., palr, $12. 219 N. 20th St, 6-r. all modern flat, good repair, $13, 2510 Plerce 8t., §-r., ity water, $15. 04 N. 19th St', 6-r. all modern' NEW house, only $16. 209 8. 25th Ave., §-r. walking distance, $18, 3007 Jackson St., 7-r., all modern, good re- pair, $18. ; %19 Lafayette Ave, 6.r., all modern, new house, Bem:s park, $20. 23 N. 26th Ave., 9-r. all modern, complete in every detall, $22.30. 2215 Burt St 8-r., modern except furnace walking distance, $22.50. We _have other. Call PAYNE INVESTM Tel. 1781. well water, good re- ., modern except furnace, d see us. NT COMPANY, Main Floor N. Y. L. Bldg. D659 14 TWO cozy furnished roorls. 2213 Douglas. —M727 20 GOOD cutter for sale, cheap. 1114 Dodge St. D—716 14 HOUSES FOR RENT. See J. H. Sherwood, %7 N. Y. Life. 'Phone 358, D—762—15 SPECIAL WINTER PRICES We have the:largest list of cholce houses for rent in the city, at prices ranging from $ up. M‘l snaps in modern houses, . warth looking up. Will make blg_Inducements to you on account of season. See us sure. PRAYNE,; BOSTWICK & CO., r2-8, N. Y. Life Bldg. - D—umf« S-room furnished cottagé for 4 ; will rent very reasonable to re- liable party. Address 3711 N, 19th. D—MT91 16* 88 8. 19TH ST.—9-room modern house with furnace, $26 a month. Inquire R, C. Peters, ground floor Bee BIg. D790 14 FOR RENT, 319 Marcy st., 10 rooms, strictly modern, good repair, $35. 219 Pacific, 6 rooms, city water, good re- pair, $15. 3004 Callfornia, house, $30. 1310 8. d1st st., 8 rooms, modern, $40. 1341 §. 2ith, 6 rooms, modern, $23.50. D. V. SHOLES COMPANY, Tel. 82, 310 N. ¥, Lite. D788 14 10 rooms, modern, & fine RANCH and.farm lands for sale bL the Union Pacific Rallroad company. B. A. McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pa- cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. W. C. CHISSELL for BARGAINS in real 1015 Jones St. ‘Phone 1721 It 3 ol RE—-M34 150 CHARLES E., 1208 WILLIAMSON gHARLES E. RE—997 DO YOU WANT TO SELL A FARM? If you want to sell a farm or ranch, tell the farmers and stockraisers about it. The best way to reach them is through THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. This -frlcultur-l weekly goes to 40,000 homes of farmers and stockraisers, so if you have a good plece of land to sell at & reasonable price you ought to find & buyer among them. The cost of an ad is small— 2 cents per word. THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER OMAHA, NEB. RE—604 THIRTY-THREE acres near Florence; big bargain. C. 8. Shepard, 832 N. Y. Lite. RE—M626 14* HOUSE, NORTH PART CITY. 8 rooms, modern except furnace, corner lot, barn, desirable location and property is in first-class repair. Price, $2,600. GEORGE & COMPANY, 1001 Farnam St. RE—M617 15 DO YOU WANT TO SELL your farm, or residence, or business? We have buyers and can get quick cash for you If your price is right. Give us de- seription and we will do the rest. HOMESEEKERS' ASSOCIATION, First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg, Omaha, Nebraska. RE—M648 14 —_— FOR RENT-HOUSES. et Omaha Van Sto arnam, or Tels. 1569-365. D—s41 TO MOVE right Co.; office, 1bllt in all parts of city. The O. F. Davis Co., o8 Bee Bidg. HOUSES D—o42 MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. Tel, 14%. D—tt FOR RENT, forty acres in the city lmits of South Omaha; small house, excellent place for feed yard. The Omaha Realty Company, Ll Douglas St., upstairs, D—u39 HOUSES. G. G. Wallace, Brown Block. D—v46 $-ROOM modern, near High school, $21.60 ° S-room house, 36in and Charies, 2.0, Ing. 24 Cap. Ave. Tel 87 . Robison. D—4si HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker block D945 T-ROOM modern house, 2817 Charles. Tele- phone A-Zubs. D168 FOR RENT, one 9-room house, with gas, water and sewer; Jjust been places in frsi-class h‘Dlll’ in good location. C. 4 Bachmann, 436-37"Paxton block. D179 FOR RENT, S-room house, just newly FARMS. Do you want a good farm? Drop us a line and tell us what you want and where. We will send our list. You can have your plel an !h‘e ou & bargaln. HOMESEEKERS' Al TATION, First Floor N. ; Life Bullding, Omaba, Braska. RE—Mé# 4 pered and repaired, all modern except urnace, 22d St and Foppleton Ave., §ia. Two $-room houses, 30th and California Bts., all modern, city water and sewer, $18. One 4-room house, #ith and Cuming Sts. city water, $10. C. M. BACHMANN, 9637 Paxton Blk. D525 N, FARMS. HARRISON & MORTON, FARM D T-ROOM house, 322 Sprague. Tel s, . DM MODERN flat, except heat. Lange Block, 606 So, 13th. D—M7T5 20 CENTRAL, steam, modern 4-room flat. 220 N. 2d. D803, MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, VE WILL BE VERY BUSY" NEAR XMAS. DON'T WAIT, OUR MONEY I8 GOING FAST. LOANS TO EVERY ONE WHO WORKS WITHOUT MORTGAGE, ENDOKRSER OR PUBLICITY. We give all .he Ume you ask to repay on easy weekly or monthly payments. 1RYUS ON FORNITURE LOANS. Goods remain in your undisturbed posses- sion. Discount if paid before due. Open evenings to § o'clock untll Xmas RELIABLE CREDIT 3 GET OFF ELEVATOR AT THIRD FLOOR. ROOM %03, PAXTON BLOCK. EASYISSH TO GET —Best explains our methods.— We loan on furniture, planos, warehouse Tecelpts, ete. OF if you have & permanent position’ we can make you & SALARY LOAN Without security, except your own agree- ment to repay.’ Our service is quick and confidential and we always try to please. All we ask is that you give us a call be- fore you borrow clsewhere. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 115 Board of Trade Bidg. Tel. 235, (Established 1892.) 36 8. isth St X—Ms64 THE_STAR LOAN COMPANY, Suite 64 Paxton Block. This company enjoys the distinction of being exclusively the private bank of the wage earner and salaried employe. If a clerk, bookkeeper, machinist, saicsman o artisan of any kind, you can confidentially obtain money on your note of us at a slight discount without annoying your empioyer, friends or relatives, and thus avoid extensive mortgages, uncertain en- dorsers and questionable collateral. You can obtain: Semi- Monthly. Monthly, Weekly. $20.00 $10.0 §150—return to j100—return o 65 | § 60—return to .35 1§ 2%—return to us.... & 6 |3 l5—return to 00 | Our offices are private and our business | “confidential. From $ a. m. to 7 p. m. X—M62 1* | MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS, WE WILL LOAN MONEY CHEAPER THAN ANY WHO PUBLISH RATES. CALL AND BE CONVINCED. BALARY LOANS.. NO SECURITY | PLAIN NOT NO MORTGAGE | EASIE! PAYMEN R | LIBERAL TREATMENT..} Y Open an account with THE OLD RELIABLE AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY, Third Flocr—Paxton Block—Third Floor. Northeast Corner 16th and Farnam Sts. Entrance on Sixteenth Street. THIRD FLOOR. X-MT1 MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, jewelry, to salaried people. Foley Loar Co, Suc. to Duft Green, § Barker, bigck MONEY loaned an pianos, furniture, v elry, horses, cows, etc. C. ¥ Reed, 31 &13. — e BUSINESS CHANCES. FUL advertising only possible by our t lists of pullers; our expert ad- vice and Advertising Gulde free: avold expensive experimenting. Guenther- Bradford Advertising Agency, Chicago, 08 14 SEND for free book, Facts and Figures, explaining option trading; $20.00 margins 1,000 bushels, 2 cents, Osborn Grain Co. 17 Old Chamber of Commerce, Minneapo- lis, Minn. Members Chamber Commerce. suce R SALE, small milk route with extra good cows; seller has other business and will sell right. Address Box B, Bee office, South Omaha. Y—Mi09 18 FOR SALE, steam laundry, fine location, doing profitable business, can be greatly increased; good reasons for selling; price, 33,300, Address P 61, Bee. Y—Mi21 17 ONLY guarantee against losses is reliable information on fakes as published by the Financlal World exclusively. Write for free copy to 119 Dearborn St., g'm%.? CASH for your real estate or business, no matter where located; if you desire a quick sale send us description and price. Northwestern Business Agency, a2, Bk of Commerce bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. Y—M1% D3l “THIS BEATS NEW JERSEY'—Charters rocured under South Dakota laws for a few dollars; write for corporation laws, blanks, bylaws and forms to Phillp Law- pence, ‘lato assistant secretary of state, Huron, Beadle county, South Dakota. Y—665 14* HARRY E. WHITMAN, after a_succeesful European season, has' returned to again assume the active management of the rac- ing department of the H. E. Whitman & Co, Co-operative Stables. This company is now paying a stated rate of profit in uaranteed weekly dividends; your money s subject to your control at all times and amply protected, making this the safest and most profitable means of in- vestment In existence today. Endorsed by prominent business men and mercantile agencies throughout the country: rigid inquiry and thorough investigation sollc- ited. For full particulars address, H. B. Whitman & Co., Callaghan Bldg., San Francieco, Cal. Y-M674-14% FOR SALE—A general merchandise stock in good 600 inhabitant town in south- eastern Nebraska. Invoice about $7,000; sales about $50 a day. A good opening for somebody with cash. No trades. Ad- dress, P 55, Bee, Y—671—14* FOUR PER CENT and over earned weekly on investments of $0 and upward in one of the safest and most profitable modern co-operative racing stables. Endorsed by satisfled customers in all parts of the country. This is an opportunity to place your idle capital in an established busi- mess that will net you greater returns than any form of Investment now before the public. Your money at your com- mand at all times. Subscriptions ac- knowledged by certificate of deposit. For full particulars send for free booklet. Demarest & Co., 580 Parrott Bldg. San Francisco, Cal. Y681 14 BUY MAY wheat and corn at once; margin it 2%c per bushel, which will amply pro- tect you, and your rhoney should double within 15 days: do not delay; buy imme- diately; $60 will margin 2,000 bu.; $100 will margin 4,00 bu. Remit by cash, draft or postal order. Send for our free book, “Modern Safe Methods for Investments.” Flower & Co., Brokers, Traders Bldg., opposite Board of Trade, Chlu;o. —687 14* FOR SALE cheap for cash, millinery stock and fixtures; reason for selling, sickness. 509 N. 24th St, South Omaha. Y749 14* READ THIS LIST, you can find any busi- ness you want in Omaha or country towns, hotels, restaurants, cigar stores, pool rooms, grocery stores, general mer- chandlse, shoe stores, laundries, livery business, hardware stores, implements, news stores, confectionery stores, harness business, meat markets, manufacturing business, office busin newspapers, blacksmith shops, barber shops, bakeries, saloons, rooming houses, flour mills, and all kinds of business places for sale, every place. ALL SIZES AND PRICES. Wii- tams, Room 411, McCague Bldg. 768 14 ROOMING house, cheap rent, furnished, g00od and complete, full of roomers, wili sell lease and furniture at low price this week; make offer. Owner leaving city. Inquire 1610 Davenport St. Y—164 14 STOCK OF GROCERIES, invoice about 33,000, sales $125.00 per day: fixtures belong to building, therefore not for sale; no trade. B. R. Ball, 5% N. Y. Life. Phone B-1229, Y166 14 GENERAL MDSE. $3.000 to_ $20,000; GRO- CERIES, $1,000 to $2500: HARDWARE, 32,000 to $6,000; IMPLEMENTS and BUG- GIES, $,000;' SHOES, 3,600 to $6.000; DRUGS, $1.500 to $,00; STEAM LAUN- DRY, $,000; FLOURING MILLS, & to % barrels capacity, fully e u%d; HOTELS, 2 to 5 rooms, $500 to 11, ; ROOMING houses, 7 to 42 rooms, well furnished, good location, doing’ well, prices reason- avle. THESE propositions are in Omaha and live country towns, doing payin business. WILL consider deal for cas! and good land at right price. GIVE full description of land and particulars iIn first letter. J. H. Johnson, N. Y. Lite INVESTORS, ATTENTION. Write us regarding investments that will net you from 10 to 18 per cent, and abso- lutely safe. Western Realty and Invest- ment Co., Fremont, Neb. Y806 J13 GREAT PROFITS—$% and upwards earned monthly on every $100 invested; write for booklet; dividends weekly: morney can be withdrawn any time: highest references. Theo. Stein & Co., 8 Broadway, N. Y. City. Y178 14* TURF SPECULATION—If you are inter- | ested in_turf speculation send for a copy | of my Weekly Review. James Roberts, 120 Liberty street, New York. Y—777 14* A_GOOD paying business in city of about 6,000; price, 3,000 Address § 1, care Hee, Y808 14 MAIL order business, over $100 net last month; sickness; must sell; price, $500; snap for young man; answer only it you mean business. Address P 66, Bee Y—M802 14* TO GET in or out of business call on Wil- lams, Room 41l, McCagae building, IF YOU want to get in or out of business or buy or sell property communicate with Northwestern Clearing Company, First National Bank Bldg. Omaha, Neb. Y—-M178 FOR SALE. complete stock of second-hand furniture; doing a good business; fine. lo- cation; sfore can be leased or stock can be removed; this can be bought gain; reason for selling is bad he; dress P 49, Bee. WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange our business or property quick see J. £ ohnson, 843 N. Y. Life. Y—Mi90 RFUMES, 2,00 kinds. Catalogue: man & McConnell Drug Co., Omab: Y-ME2 D28 FOR RENT, 60-room hotel in Minden, Neb. Newly painted and repaired throughout, steam heat. C. A. Robinson, Kearney, Neb. Y—M565 22 FOR SALE. ying, best estab- lished a aborately furnished restaurant and cafe in St. Joseph, Mo, Olendort Cafe, 115 N. 6th st., St. Joseph, Mo. Y—ME3 14% FOR SALE, $60 worth of children, & and women's jackets, also women' and sults, Mberal discount. Ingersoll, Kirwin, K p &= BORROW MONEY ‘Iwmsm-: you get it on short notice a without publicity. WHERE youl pay for only the time money in use. WHERE you can return it on easy weekly or monthly payments. WHERE you get the lowest rates. WHERE can You do better? . PHOENIX CREDIT CO., &3 Paxton Block 16th and "Il'-‘ a FOR SALE, furniture and lease, one of the best paying hotelsn northern Nebraskn: commercial house, In a good raliroad town; price, $3.500. Address P 6, Bee. ¥--M616 17 FOR SALE at a great sacrifice if taken during the next two weeks. 50-barrel flour Eonvenlently Arranged do horseponsr o Vi E rsepower el Sine and Sll Sther Decesasry machinery: gov cperated ln & wouthwestern 'wa town in good wheat country; 3§50 buy ui. o Cornelius & MAKE YOUR MONEY EARN MONEY. A safe investment, weekly dividends; sums of §20 aud up recelved; your money a ways at your command and all money to your credit can be withdrawn on demand; we have earned and paid between 5 an 6 per cent each and every week: this is no gambling, but a legitimate business prop- Gaition; best of references throughout the United' States; write for booklet, Address H. Brolaskl & Co., sulte 403, Dearborn St., Chicago, 1lL. free. 36 SMALL stock general merchandise, chea account of health. A snap. J. H. Ph 1ips, Friend, Neb. Y— FOR SALE at a bargaln, stock and fixtures of one of the oldest millinery establish- ments In Omaha; established over twenty years. Joyce, 1624 Douglas St. Y—MT66 16 FOR EXCHANG EXCHANGE; Land and cash for mers chandise. Good farm for hardware and implements; farm for ll\'rry. T. M, Cline, 1238 O 8t, Lincoln, Neb. Z—-Mb60 15 {AVE a good team. Addre: glnno to trade_for dray , Bee. 758219 HAVE a good stock of general merchan- dise to trade for land or city property ood business location. Address P ee. Z—80 4 e —————————— MEDICAL. DR. PRIES treats successfully eases and Irregularities of wom any cause; experfenced and rell Dodge St., Arlington block, Om SURGICAL OPERATIONS See ladies in Omaha who have avolded an operation and been cured after experts pronounced it necessary. See Mrs. E. E. Allen, 723 N. Y. L. bidg. Office hours, from 1to & p. m. —MB5S 14 DR. PRIES, German graduate, renowned for his skill and experience 'In confine- ments; cures sterility, long standing dis- eases of uterus and ovaries, cures painful, profuse, retarded or suppressed menstru- ation, from any cause, recent or of long standing. Ladles who' have suffered for years, hopeless and dejected, can be cured Without operation or the hospital. 1t a personal interview is impossible state your case fully, inclose stamp and answer and advice will promptly be given, ~Address R F.Pries, M. D., 1013 Dodge St Omahs, Neb, DR. NEUMEISTER'S Sexual Restorative is & certain, speedy, permanent cure for nervous debility in its various forms and from whatever cause; restores lost vigor, increases nerve force; price, §1.00, at drug- ists, or by mall upon receipt of pri ‘aluable booklet free. Neumelster m- ily Med. Co., Xansas City, Mo. Piles Cured without pain—no cutting, tying or burning. All blood, kidney and bladder disease: cured. A !mu‘.nleehgl\'en in t‘\'eri‘ case treated by W. C. axwell, M. D., 524 Bee Bldg, Omaha, Neb., graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical Collese, Now M-8 J13 York City, LADIES' Chichester's English Pennyroyal reliable. Take no Pillls are the best; safs for particulars. all_dis- other. Send 4c, stam “Rellet for Ladles" in' letter by return mail. Ask your druggist = Chichester Chemical Co., Philadelphia, Pa. JOHN J. RYAN & CO. of 8t._Louls, co- operative bookmakers, pay § per ‘cent dividends weekly. Mr. Ryan is well and favorably known as a conservative and successful turf operator; substantial busi- ness and professional men from all parts of the country are investors with us and will_gladly vouch for our responsibility. A chance to make your idle capital earn money on & safe and rellable plan. Wri for booklet, Fred R. Belt, Manager We: ern Branch, 304 Ridge Bldg., Ka City, Mo. Y AN ENERGETIC man with good business quallfications, can secure managerial b sition with {Wisconsin corporation capi- talized for $100,000; must come well recom- mended and be ‘able to take stock in company during term of engagement, from $1,500 to $3,000, same to be taken up at expiration of agreement. This com- glny is composed of the representative usiness men of Milwaukee; salary, $1,500 and liberal commission. Budge, secretary, Wells Bld; Wis. Address’ John Milwagkee, 13 le A rigld inquiry into their b devafor a condition unattalned by any other Investment proposition ever offered for public ?-rliclpn on. Subsecription to their capital may be made in amounts of $20 and upward, subject to withdrawal in full on demand. Dividends id in cash fifty-two times every year. e best pay- ing safe investment In the country. Refer- ences: Banks, trust companies, commer- cial agencles, St. Louls business men and rominent men everywhere. For full par- Hculars address, E. J. Arnold & Co., th and Pine Sts., St. Louls. Mo. ¥— FOR SALE OR TRADE—A full li farm ImPlamtnt' and buggles doin good business In a lively town of 6,000; a 00d bargain. Address Lock Box 1163, lattsmouth, Neb. EARGAIN—Half intere I'shed abstract business in northwestern Towa; good opportunity for a young man; Tl sell cheap or trade for North Daknta land. C. A. Dolge, Devils Lake, N‘(':rtll of a in a well estab- Dakot: GREAT openings for business of all kipds New towns are being opened on the Chi- cago Great Western Ry., Omaha exten- slon. For particulars address E. B. Ma. glll, Mgr. Townsite Dept., Fort Dodge, I LANESBORO, Carroll Co., Ia., on the Omaha extension, Chicago Great Western Ry.; fine place to locate; started October 7_growing rapldly. For particulars ad- dress E. B. Magill, Mgr. Townsite Dept., Fort Dodge, Ia. Y— BUSINESS CHANCES. Corporations organized, charters procured in any state, resident 'directors furnished, stock certificates and entire corporation outfits, capltal secured to handle inven- tions and business enterprises; particulars free. Surety Incorporating Company, 3MD, Fullerton Bldg., St. Louls. Y— 6 days ending Nov. 29 MONEY MAKING STOCKS—$10,00 cloth- ing, %c on dollar; elegant location. $7,000, turniture, undertaking; $3,500, dru large town. 3,000, groceries; $1,000, clgar store, paying well, $5,000, department store; $250 barber stocks clear, with established trad improved farms. Box 225, Nebraska City, Neb. Y—-M608 16* FOR SALE, good paying music business; best town In Nebraska. Other business. Address Box 91, York, Neb. Y—Me7 21 A-FORTUNE in May corn. May corn is now selling 12c a bushel under Decembe: it should be selling 6c above. You never saw such a situation in your life, and those who take advantage of the oppoi tunity offered by the low price of May corn at this time should soon double their money. We predict that May corn will sell for 6c in January and ¢ in May. Large capital 1s not necessary to take advantage of this opportunity. Buy now and stand to make a fortune; $26.00 will margin 1,250 bushels, 2 cents: $0.00 will margin 2,600 bushels, and $100.00 will margin 5,00 bushels. Experience on your part is unnecessary. We will take o plete charge of your account and charge ut 10 per cent of the profit we make for you. We devote all our time watching corn, and when we say buy May corn, we know what we are talking about and are confident corn will advance in price. Now is the time to make a pur- chase. Do not delay a day, but telegraph us your order at once, and allow your remittance to follow by mail. Write for free booklet, giving valuable Information on the grain markets. Our methods have made many & fortune. Merchants Brok- erage & Commission Co., St. Louls. Mo. Y% 14¢ GOOD location for a bank; brick bullding, fine fixtures, safes and time lock for $900.00. Address P 59, care Omaha Bee. Y—Mé81 J13 $25 BRINGS A STEADY INCOME. ¢ days ending Nov. 22, $2 made §71. 32 made $3. $25 made $42. 13, §25 made $68. uarantee to each one of our clients to clear from $10 to §100 each week. We have been in the racing business 6 years and our systematic betting is so perfect that we never have made a loss. Write plrfl(‘ulil‘!k references, etc. G. 8. Willlamson & Co., 1104 Market St. Suite P, San Francisco. Y19 14 plctures; big one evening; Plerce, 22 h 6 days ending Dec. 6, 6 days ending Dec A IT'8 EASY: learn painting profits; agent made 3. particulars for stamp. F. 143 Monroe, Chicago WE WANT more investors to joln our highly profitable co-operative enterprise, which has stood the severest tests. Always pays its clients 4 to 6 per cent weekly divi. dends, payable Tuesday of each week. Hl(!ul references. Our booklet, ““When Al Has Falled," free on ug lication. ‘The Mason-Teller Co., Dickey @& Chi. cago. Y- " INDIAN BASKETRY. INDIAN BAS Y easlly learned by anyone: & popular and lucrative pastime; full lne of su) and books melln work, STEWART'S, 119 N. 16th; send for sa nples. ~M0 J1 DR._W. HUTCHINSON, women_ and_children; Office, 2206 Cuming. R F-21%; office, B LADIES, 1 positively Falling Ergo-Kolo relieve the longest, o delayed to five ference strength, Remed City, LADIES: Use our harmless remedy for delayed or °suppressed menstruation; it cannot fail; trial free. Paris Chemical Co., Milwaukee, Wis. MARRIED ladies, suffering from erregu- larities send 4c fo Dr. Parger, Station A, New York, for “Parker's Periodical Pill an unfailing specific. speciallst of 3 years' tie esidence telephone, uarantee my Never- ompound to safely most obstinate case “‘monthly_sickness" in three ays without harm, pain or inter- ith work. Only $1.50. Double $2.00. Write Dr. Southington Co., DP-5I6 Main 8t, Kansas 0. —M26 SISTERS in_ despair, if you have a sup- pression write and I will send you_the remedy which gave me rellef. Mrs, Amanda Green, 216 State 8t., Chicago. PIANOS. 80% SAVED IN EXPENSE. See Our Special $98.50 PIANOS Easy Terms The values we are offering are almost be- yond belief. It is hardly possible to feel that your home is complete without a plano. We offer exceptional advantages to the buyer. Our planos stand the test of time and wear, and at fifty, like the beautiful modern woman, are as sweet as in early youth. Representative for Weber, Storey & Clark, Farrand Organs, Schiller, Ludwig, Plano Player, $II5, Hampton, Bauer & Co,, Cecillan Plano Player, $250. Easy terms, quick sales, small profits, .leasf expense. Old planos and organs taken in exchange. PERFIELD PIANO CO., Sulte 7 Bee Bldg., ground floor, left of ele~ vator. Tel. 701 [——————— —————— MANUFACTURING. chinist. OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. makes a spe- clalty of fire eacapes, shutters, doors and safes. G. Andreen, Prop., 102 Bo. 10th St. —l04 CABINET making, 116 8o, 17th. Tel. L2355, —M301 J3 TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON—All work promptly done, satistaction gua. teed. = A. "Monroe, 1807 Davenport Phone 2011 P. MELCHOIR, 13th and Howard, ma- 103 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, GREGG 8. H., Touch T._W.. Bus. Branch Teleg, Cat. free. Om. Com. Col., 17 & I;:Ou.:: —998 A. C, VAN BANT'S school, 717 N. Y, Life, — 999 BOYLES college, court reporter princ N. Y. Life, b o~ NEB Business & S8horthand College, 3 Theater o i RASS FOUNDRY, BRASS and aluminum casting. nickel plat: ng and finishing. clalt: . Co., N* Jain Bt Counct) Biume, & °o & — AUTOMOBILES, ELEC. automobliles. Deright, 1119 Farna —107 —_— LAND TO RENT. TWENTY acres finest garden land in_the city. Apvl;fl-t once at Room 82, New o York Life Bidg —T14 SHIRTS TO ORDER. OMAHA SBHIRT FACTORY, 1916 Farnam ~768 J13 DANCING SCHOOL. ATTEND Morand's school or Wed. assem- blies and learn the latest walts fad of the ecastern cities, the most graceful walts ever introduced, . Classes for ners w forming. Adults, Tues. and Fri.; children, Baturday afternoon. Private les: sons. ‘Phone 102. —41 J6 COAL AND WOOD. HALD & RICE, &6 6. 16h Bt Tol_ima RICE, 06 8. 16h 8t Tol 1m0