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SPECIAL NOTICES FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, NA HOUSE, Eutopes, Advertisem Advertiners, by hered cheok, em WANTED=SITUATION NG woman ol good busines fications wishes clerical position in office or as cashier. Address . Bee office. A9 3) WANTED=MALE HELP, MEN to learn barber trade; free raliroad fare upon our failure to convince you of this being the BEST and ouly reliable, most practical barber coliege in thé United Stat Write for catalog toda; ‘Western Barbers' lunstitute, Umlgl, Neb. BT wanted; high . 13th 8t iD—Experfenced, honest, nu-unml ofganizers tor Fratern; Unlon; best order in America. Liberal compensation. | F. F. Roose, President, Denver, Colo. B—MI3o—1- WANTED, two good sollcitors. 11 Tidgley Mdse. Co., 701 8. i6th, B—Ms WANTED, a young man who has had erme experience in bank work, partic- ularly in handiing money. U 2, Bee. B—M407 B % WANTED, 6 good harness-makers; none but steady men need apply. Schulze Bros. Co,, Duluth, Minn. B-Mu3 29 ALL LEATHER WORKERS keep away trom Lincoin, Neb BoMAG1 W WANTED—Men Browing d e now fo completes; wol expert to learn barber trad mand for our graduates; pi spring_rush; short time practical experience by free 3 inetructions by qualified bacbers; tools, diplomas, positions and board given graduates; call or write, Moler Barber College, 132 Douglas St. B—M410 2¢ TED—Married to work In store and collect. State salary wanted, Must live in city, Give reference in firat letter, Address, U 40, Bee. B—MdsI—27 BUSINESS firm wants rellable man to travel in_the west. Good salary to right party. Expenses advanced. Send self- addressed _envelope. Maxson, General Manager, Sykes Bik., Minneapolis, Minn. B—M535—-30° YOUNG man to learn stationery businese; state experience, if any. Address, N Bee. B—Mig- WANTED, young man with experiences In selling subscription books for the purpose of hiring college and normal students; must give bond and have college or nor- mal education; salary and expenses. Ad- dress D. B. Ziinmer & Co., Omaha, Neb, ANTED, several good machinists. Su- perfor iron Works, West Superior, Wis. B-205 24 mach!nists to remaln away from r iron works, West Superior, ., as thére is 2 strike on there.—Labof Councll of Unlon Paclfic Strikers. B—460 24 re——— SALESMEN WANTED. CVERYWHERE, to sell Lambert Type writers. Monroe & Co., 811 N. i6th St Omaha, = TELL Bitters ine article, well side line on commission; advertised. 2558 Cuming. —T04 F'S B T steam-heated rooms. E—318 J21 a8, 2205 M4 F§ N. 17TH, B idisicihassidissinst FRONT parlor, furrace he 20th 8t. T101115 Farnam St E-M1 STEAM-HEATED rooms, $10 per month Barker Hotel, 13th and Jones sts. Tel, 5. E-Ma16 FIT ELEGANT rooms; hot water heat; modern; Teferences. 1615 Webster. M9 112 So. 3 ROOMS for light housekeepin b E—459-1* 11th street. LARGE soith front room. 224 Farnam. Mo 20 FOR RENT. to a refined (‘ourlf a pleasant alcove room, with first-c board In small family. Address U 37, Bee. E—M510 28 accomm te family. ROOMIA n tions for young men in_priv 2024 Wirt St. E—623 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. PRIVATE family, @8 South %th avenus. T M40 < BOARD and room, 212 Douglas. 'Phone F2153. F—M402 27 FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. FOR RENT, sulte of four rooms and bath, heat. Withnell bldg. FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES. DOUBLE pariors. Call at 1616 Webster st. 17 OFFICES in The Bee building, $§10.00 per onth up. Rental price includes heat, lfght and janitor service. R. C. Peters & Co. Rental Agents, Ground Fioor, Bee —29 FOR RENT—Bullding suitable for whole- sale purposes at 918 Farnam, 2x%, four etories and first-class cemented basement, elevator, fire and burgiar proof vault, office counter and fixtures. For price and particulars inquire C. C. Rosewater, sccro- tary The Bee Bullding Co., room 1, Beu buliding. 1—-Ms67 FOR RENT—Store In first-class loc: Tent reason-ble. Apply R. C. Pe Co., ground floor, Bid I i z i THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1903. - E. READ THIS PAGE. D e FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, FOR SALE—Two stoves and three show- cases with stands, cheap If taken at once. Address U 57, Bee., Q—Mas1 LOOK! Fountain pen, automatic indeiible gencil, nickel reversibie penholder and ve noncorrosive pens, all for 3c in silver. 516 N. 19th St., W. 8. Warwick Q391 ¢ SECOND-HAND billlard and pool tables; billjard tables repaired; a large stock of cheap. bar fxtures. clgar counters, e ick-Balke-Collender Co., CLATRVOYANTS. MRS, FRITZ, ciairvoyant, 1614 Cass street. S—409 MME. GYLMER, genulne palmist, 3 CHATTEL, salary & T e THEY SAY SERVANTS ARE HARD T0 GET WHEN THEY WANT A PLACE THEY YOUR WANT-AD WILL BRING THEM. S MONEY TO LOAN=CHATTE| FOR SALE=~REAL ESTATE. | OAN money on furniture, planos and diamonds, Low rates. Any length of time. Private, OMAHA CHATTEL LOAN BANK, 1404 Farnam. upstairs. Tel, A-2u3. Loy Foley s, Barker bl X-MS1) welr; Loan Co, rue. to D. Green, MONEY loaned on pianog, furni no e, Jew- .'F Reed, 219 8. 13. X431 elry, horses, cows, etc. LARGEST BUSINE IN. LOANS TO merchants, team- ete.. without se- curity; easiest terms; 0 offices in prin- glpal cities. Tolman, ‘W0 Board of Trade Blag. X482 SBALARIED PEOP! sters, boarding hous: MONEY loaned on plain pote to salaried Bople; business confidential; lowest ra 14 Pasten block. The J. A. Hutton Ci X433 MADAME LUCRETIA, medium. 16 cago St. S—Meo: F3* SEE the clairvoyant at 621 N. 18th ELECTRIC TREATMENT, MMB, SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor. MRS, DAVIS, 1621 Howard St baths. magn MME. SAUNDERS gives 1810 Leavenworth st Flat 7 ment. PERSONAL. VIAVI, Woman's Way to Health. Home treatment. Booklet iree. 34 Bee Pldg., Omaha. Uil TELEPHONE 78 for L. M. E. messengers. U416 FOR RE he building formerly oecu- pled by The Bee at 816 Farnam St. It has four stories ard a basement which was formerly ‘used as The Bee press room. This will be rented very feagonably It interested apply at office to C. C. Rose- water, secretary, room 100, Bee bullldl’n“. DOCTOR'S suite of two rooms, fronting on Douglag St,, Robert H. Bennett, Agent Roow 2, Continental Biock, 15th an Dougla FOR RENT, desk room or larger space, with private office; front room in New York Life bldg. Call at 810 N. Y. L. 1—M475 26 1638 HALF store. 620 So. 16th St. STORES FOR RENT. The 4-story and basement bullding, 33x120 feet In size, Nos. 1414 and" 1414 Harney st., $260 per month. Good store room, No. 1412 Harney st, $0 per month. Store room and basement, in first-class con- dition, 1613 Howard st.,'$50 per month. Store room, in first-class condition, 1433 8. 16th_st., $i0 per month. GEORGE & CO., 10i FARNAM ST. T—M628 1 FOR "i«.rL:‘NHI;; 7:;(-1 i}::&;{;nazrh;u.;wnra s splendid place for light jobbing or man: ficturing busin, Tty AGENTS WANTED. WANTED-FEMALE HELP. 40 Girls, Call Canadian office, 15th & Dodge. C—858 NANTED, girl fo: general housework, small family and g wages; good home for good girl. Apply 3124 Poppleton Ave. C—730 NURSES' Training School, Pueblo, Colo. six weeks' course; diplom: Adds abave. C—385—F-: WANTED-Ladles to learn hair dressin ‘manicuring_or faclal massage; abundance practical experlence by tree work, ex- ert_instructions, lectures, etc.; omaa_ and. positions glven. write Moler College, 1302 Doug ‘ounty to_solicit subscriptions TWENTIETH CENTURY FARM Steady employment, with assured ‘Agents in the country with horse and buggy especlally desired. Catvassers make casily 360 to $100_per month. Ad- dress, Century Farmer Solicitors' Bure: Bee buillding, Omaha. WANTED—By the Monarch Book Co. cf Chicago, 300 teachers, preachers and other Intelligent ladles and gentlemen,’as eral agents and book canyasser: and country districts In Neb.; best home literature; steady employment; salary, $0 to 380 per month and com.; write or call. C. T. Gudgell, State Supt., 407 Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. I M —_——ee e WANTED TO RENT. Canvassi ta 1 WANTED—Canvassing _agen! 1-1*5% come. WANTED, a nurse girl who speaks good German and English. Mrs. K. C, 0 So. 82d Ave. WANTED, a girl for 8. 26t] neral housework; Ave. - C—aH 27 WANTED, housekeeper in small family. Y8 N in S CA10 FOR RENT—HOUSES, TQ MOVE - et Omana Van Sto Co.; office, FOUSES, % upward. Bemis, Paxton Bik. D—%0 ‘arnam, or Tels, 1668-: D3 ¥OR RENT, one 8-room house, with gas, been pllc‘ in C. ton » A RESPONE(BLE business man wili make a two or three-year lease of well Lullt, attractive, seven or elght-room modern house in good location, Address 8 57, Beo office, stat!vg particulars. K—Mb1s* YOUNG man desires room and board in rivate family; must be convenient to car ine; state price. Address U 36 Bee. K—-Mi62 DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu- ous hair removed by electricity. R. 13, Frenzer block. U—4n RUPTURE CURED without pain. Empirs Rupture Co, Y. Life Bulfilll“ VI v.‘\'; 0 con- ted. ed-1834. U PRIVATE houpltal before and during con- finement; first-class in every respect; bebles adopted. Dr. L. L. Miller, 20f Blondo 8t. 'Phone F-1182. U—Ma21 CHIROPODY, manicuring, facial and spe. ;}ll mn;jl‘lssem;sn l:_nd plr!lc‘lllced’ A ayer, e g. Consultation free. Tel. 1716, U—Ms81 PRIVATE hospital for laales before during confinement; bables adopted. 202 8. 18th st. Mrs, Fisher. Tel. F3uli. U—Mew F3 ELITE PARLORS, 615 8. 16th St., 2d floor. 17461 F23 REPAIRS, supplies and records for any talking machine made. Collins Piano Co., 1622 Dougla Ui PRIVATE sanitarlam for ladies before and during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerlsch, 362 California St.” Terms reasonable, PRIVATE hospltal before and durin finement; 'bables boarded and adb Mrs. Gardels, 23 Lake. Tel. R BUSINESS CHANCES, FOR SALE—Complete stock of scconahand I furniture, doing a good business; fin cution; sfore can be leased or siock c be removed; thie can be bought at a ba ain; teason for selling I8 bad health, ddress, I 49, Bee. Y—Mis6 WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange your bLusiness or roperty quick see J. H Johr.on, 843 N. b1t Life. Y435 TO GET in or out of business call on Wil- lisms, Room 4il. MeCagus Bullding a4 IF_YOU want to get in or out of buaine or buy or sell property communicate with Northwestern Clearing Coa N. ¥ 1dg. WANTED—Party with from 32,000 to $,000 to m City, ccept permanent facturing. L. Neb. posit.on; business M. Cy South Sioux Mo82 AN investment of $25 has always averaged CASH for £ per_ week; particylars on “request M. Bragaw & Co., New Orlea Y our real estate or business, no matter where located; If you desire a quick sale send us description and_price. Northwestern Business Agency, D 313, Bk of Commerce blds., Minfieagolis, Minn, —5i8 F2* FOR SALE, first-class_blacksmith and wagon shop, with o without buildin write at once. Kucera Bros., Western, Neb. Y—M140 FI17* FOR SALE—Do you want to buy a_good m w tablished in 1877, undry cheap? ‘If 80, address Elair St aundry, Blair, Neb. retail lquor in central Nebraska; will invoice stock; doing a good business. Owner wishes to retire. A splendid op- Wm. Madgett, Real Estate, Neb. Y—208 WANTED—Furniture stock in good coun- try town; write fully. Address U 50, Bee. Y- M643 PARTNER wanted with 31509 to buy half interest in well-estabilshed hardware business in city. Address U 51, Bee. —M642 WALL PAPER AND PAFPER HANGING, CILS, paints, varnishes, window glass. T. J. Sterner, 263 No. 2th St. Tel MAAW ~ M8 s NEEDLEWORK., EMNROIDERY and Ince taught free. Mra. Wilson, 1630 Douglas. i) DETECTIVE AGENCY, CAPT. THOS. CORMICK, private detect- ive. 67 Karbach block. Telephome A-38. —318 —— V0 CARPET CLEANINGAND LAYING. A. K. JETT, 215 Cuming st. ! UPHOLSTERING, DO YOU WANT TO SELL A FARM 1. you want to sell a farm or ranch, t the farmers and The best way to reach them is through THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. Thie agricultural yeekly woes to homes ot farmers afd stock raisers is small—2 cents per word. OMAHA, NEB. RE—604 stock raisers about it 10,00 so 1t you have a good piece of land to sell at a teasonable price you ought to find a buyer among thom. The cost of an advertisement THE TWENIIEIH CENTURY FARMER PETERSON & LUNDBURG, 115 8. ‘Tel. 12358 ? TAXIDERMIST, J_E. WALLACE, a6 S. 13th St. GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bldg, Tel. 368 TYPEWRITERS, WHY pay more? Lambert, §25; superior to 4100 machires. Sent on approval. Monrce & Co., 811 N.16th S Omaha. —468 Farnam street. R WILLIAMSON MODERN 8-room house, also locations, low prices. RE-—M%5 £9 CHARLES 1., 1 oom, fine Tnquire 1411 Vinton. TICKET BROKERS, CUT _RATR raliroad tickets everywher: P. H fiflb& 1506 Farnam. l’hzn. !75: ————— Y T pALs TiES, FOUR hous: . W. T. Graham, Bee Bldg. RE—M424 28 &900d_repalr, rent $36, price T S OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 8l1 North 16th. —443 v Graham, Bee bldg. RE- M2 % 5-ROOM cottage, corner lot, Grant, $600. 6-room ‘cottage, full lot, $1,200 4 lots, Andrew & Benson addition, $150 eac! th Ave. an barn, Month payments if desired. W.N. N ASON, 446 Bee Blds. RE—438 acant lot, fine location, $960. 2616 Corby, 4 lots, Myers, R. & T, addition, $300 each. AUTOMOBILES. ELEC. sutomyblies. Deright, 1119 Farnam. Em———————— PHONOGRAPHS AND SUPPLIES, ALL MAKES talking machines, catalogue. Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and Chicago. 6% h rer, rice and grazing lands. 1 mile from City, $,500. Al®o 1,200-acre farm. level land, for'$3, TAYLOR & CO., Texarkana, Tex: o' SNAPS In cheap orchard, farm, truck, tim- Finest 2-acre truck farm in N. E. Texas, 2 miles to station, 10 miles to clity of .00 people; no stone; GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cesspools and vaults, nimals at reduced pric from Holdrege; 20 acres of land; 600 acres of excellent valley ha: land, balance grazing. All fenced ani cross-fenced with three wires in fou! divisions, besides corral. Three goo wells and windmills; has’ running wates most of the year; plenty of goos improvements consist and frame stable for granary, corn crib, of frame hous: 0g house, 200-barrel capacity, Price, $18,000.00. cattle chutes, HOLDREGE, NEBRASKA. RE—-M616—-31 FARMS FOR RENT. 1,80-acre ranch inPhelps county, Nebraska, ve miles from Atlanta and twelve miles fine farm shade, head of horses, stock scales, gasoline engine, feed racks, tanks, ete! FOR SALE BY COWGILL & FULLER, FOUND-—Bunch of keys. Call at Bee office. Found 9% SCHOLARSHIP, r d r BUSINESS oollege scholarship for sale at a bargain In one of Omaha's leading com.- mercial colleges; life saholarship. Address 8 47, Bee office. —M716 * MASSAGE, THREE FACIAL massages, §L. 1711 Dodge. —I84—F 8§ Music. THOS. J. KELLY, volce. Davidge Block. —369 FOR RENT, fmproved farm 640, #0 acre cultivated; '$1.00 per acre. Lite, Omaha. M5 2% 525 New York a| DRESSMAKIN FARM FOR RENT. -"tmproved, $ per acre BORGE & CO., 160l FARNAM ST, —M627 F1 WANTED — Clean_stock general _mdse. from $10,000 to $20,000, doing good busi- ness, for fine improved farm in Neb. Aadd U 52, Bee. Y—-M641 27 WANTED—Implement stock in live country town. Address U 53, Bee., . Y—M640 21 ECZEMA SALVE that cured W. A, Pax- ton. B, J. Zcannell, agent, 9 Ware blk. UM F22 MARRY! Western ladles. Addresses free. Encloae stamp. tar, 512 Fourth St Sar Francisco, Cal. U—ss—r-1° CHILDREN for adoption at the Child Sav- ing Institute; boys aged 12, 11, 6 and two that are § years one that is 8 years old; four boy babies 3 weeks to 2 months old; also two girl sisters § and 6 years old, who want the same home; one § years old and one 11 months; four girl bables 10 days to 4 months old. Apply at Institute, 15th and Ohlo sts. Un-M473 26 & = NEW PIANO for rent, v-ryummn-bl Address U 35, Bee. M55 26¢ e e——y MONKY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. 4% PER CENT on business property. 5 per cent on fllll;ltincerpmr[:e::y‘; i Options to pay whole or pa; g it £ KLE, 401 ST, W- ONEY to loan on improved Omaha real uel’l;':.‘. Brennan-Love Co., %8 8. v WANTED TO BUY. WANTED, to buy or lease, modern dwell- ing, 9 or 10 rooms, in first-class nelghbor- hood, near car line. Would not enter- taln proposition o buy except at iow figures. | mean business, but no atten- tion will be pald 1o answers unless ac- companied by full particulars. Address, U %, Bee. N—bi—29 GOOD home, 35,000 to $5,000; answer guick. parts.of” city. The O. is Co., W8 Bee Bldg. D% VANS and baggage wagons. Tels. Elfi. Address U 4, N—-M586 26° ) Bee. BMALL cheap place for cash. Address U o W TRk g N M543 26* NTED, city and farm loans; also bonds w.em lm:nt:. R. C. Peters & Co., 170 Farnam St., Bee Bldg. W20 Y ey. Bemis, Paxton Blk. 4 TO 6 P. money. e 80 d_city loans, low rates W. H. F hotas, First Nat. Hank Bidg. Tel. 168 e | in Bros., 1604 | FIVE PER CENT loans. Garv! % Farnam. = arrants vTL ‘arnam stree Wtk loars Furpam 8mith & Co., FOR SALE—FURNITURE. ' WANTED, cit; PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, W" HOUSER. G. G. Wallace, Brown Block. D887 HOUSKS. and flats, Ringwalt, Barker block. D388 1.ROOM modern house, 2311 Charles. Tel phone A-2568, D18y HOUSES I 'BefR &, W sida: D39z CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel. 2020 New and secondhand, boug! exchanged. ¥ win o REDUIE SBCEII OO, son.e I )R SALE, furniture for five rooms, com- plete, for sale and house for rent at $12.00 W month; must sell at once, am going West. L. H. McClelland, %% Seward, 3 O—M604 36 ————p——pe————————0 FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, i-ROOM house, N. 4th, $4.0. Tel. w4, D—M333 FOR RENT-Nine-room house; just newly papered repaired; all modern furnace; St. and iao..ymor A Two $-room houses, Suth ana Cuilto all modern, city water and sewer, §l5. One 4-room house, 21th and Cuming Sts., ity wates, . C. M. BACHMANN, 4%-37 Paxton Block. D55 TRY ME on wagon repairing. First-class work. H. Frost, Mth and Leavenworih. 40 GOOD family horse. 18 Farnam. P—Mgw ¥3 T—m——e—— FOI SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, FENCE LATH for quick shipment, crib- ving, combination iadders. wl Douglas. QM 9 B BTH AVE. S-room modern house. Willlam K. Potter, recelver, 33 Hrown bik. Phone, D—M16 MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. Tel 1186 D39 FOR SALE, phonographs, superior to any other musical instrument, 8. up. ‘Loe Wittmann Co., 6 Farnam. Q406 FOR SALE OR TRADE—White hearse. Ovden: Livery barn, Council Bius. FOR RENT— $26—9-room, modern house. 422 N. 30th st. rn house. 2435 §. 20th et 1601 8. 28th st, 10--6-room house. 1622 N. flst 8¢ BRENNAN-LOVE CO., 3 8. 3TH ST, DM 3215 BURT 8T.—$ rooms #1138 N. 2d 8t.—5 rooms s #4017 Erskine St.—7-room brick house, bath, closet - Martha Bt.— rooms, wel B 8L—8 rooms, well .\ E INV. CO.. 1506 DODGE ST D13 FOR RENT-Part or all of $-room house at 1713 Bouth W0th Bt.; modern except fur- nace; good condition and convenlent to car depot. "Inquire on premises or at 119 South ¥th street. D-Mis FOR RENT—Six-room cottage; convenient to business center; rent low. Inguire at 07 N. 15th St D—Mos—21 IDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 18 Farnam. Qi FAREHOUSE, $8.000 square feel, fine WA kage factiitics. Beeoe & Runyan, 10th and Farnam. Q-4 FOR BALE, urst mortgage note bearing cent interest, payable every six ; has about 24 years to run; good and endorsed by responsivle Party; amount, $1800. inquire C. M. Luchmann, Room 434, Paxion biock. Q& FOR SALE, burglar proof bank safe. The FQmatia Realty Co., 410 N. Y. Life bldg. Q—Miis 26 INDIAN goods and relics. 119 Farnam. Q08 ® LADIES' and gents’ watches, 150 dia- monds left ‘n pawn, good as hew. sellin S Dale Price. "Diamond Loan Office, 144 Douglas. QM2 2% W;N’I“ED, to '!,nn._ 00 on ggod real catate | urity at er cent. ;'..CY. {J(‘ ‘bullding. W—-M341 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTESS. —_ ' _“HEADQUARTERS" FOR SBALARY LOANS. Every man o woman In Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluffs & salary call and get our money on your plain’ note, without publicity, mortgage Faer MR TRY US ON F}JRFlTURE LOA..INg;l . - n in your, possession; you g u‘l’:g'hylfilm:mnunl of loan without deduc- tion. Lur system of payments the easiest. Our rates are easily the lowest. We aim » vk‘;:ELIABLE "REDIT CO. Gat Off Elevator at Third Floor. Room ¥ PAXTON BLOCK. Ro’e‘n:(’]_){ WANTED—$1,00 to 32600 drug stock in good jcountry town; er, with i Particiars. “Address U Shedsce, e 1 Y—M639 27 WANTED, to buy, HAND LAUNDRY, in city; give particulars. U 4, Be e. Y—M64 FIRST-CLASS stock of millinery, jowelry, furs, hair goods, ladles’ furnishings; going to retire; Investigate. Mrs. Luke, 139 8. 12th st., Lincoln, Neb. Y—M6ss 27 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, 70 acres, 6 miles northwest of Omaha, un- KEISTER'S ladles' tailoring college, Suite 3. Douglas block, 16th and Dodge. D snyder, Mgr. Write for booklet! —M891 STOVE REPAIRING, Repair Co., 1008 Leav'nw'th. GREGG 8. H., Touch T, W., Bus. Branches, Teleg. Cat. free. Om. Com. Col., 17 & Doug. — M9 J31 e * ELECTRICITY, . Van SANT'S schooi, 717 N. Y. Lit A. C. Van school, _Lite. 'BOYLES college, court reporter princi N. Y. Life. r quarters. Grand Electric 346, 620 So. 16th 8 ™ SHOEMAKING. NEB. Business & Shorthand Coliege, Theater. Boyd' S —_— * | ROB. WIKLUND, union shoe shop. 1ith and Doug. ., —M J3 LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICE, 23 U. 8. N'I Bk. Bldg. _— GENSRAL ROOFING, WORK In any part of the country. Jones Roofing Co., 1617 Burt St T:?M BOWLING alley, doing g0od business, for sale. Write P. Barrett, Norfoik, Neb., for terms, Y-Mow b0 NEW SNOW-CHUR Life BIdg., attorneys and collectors where: °H CO., 1st floor N. Y. ~Min2 1616 Cuming st. = BARRICK Roofing Co., Tel. 961 WANTED—Partner for the best meat mar- ket in north-central Nebraska. Must have $00 and take charge of market Addrees, U 22, Bee. Y—409—-24 FOR EXCHANGE. Bullding. Room 30 'Phone 1552 STORAGE. MACFARLAND & MAY, New York Life SEmE———ee—————— LAUNDRY. OMAHA Stéam Laundry; shirts, §c; collars, 2, cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. A OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. 1568-863. .8 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. ST HOMES ON Small Salaries The Ladles' Home Journal is publishing a serles of articles telling how 106 homes have been paid for out of salaries of 8 to 320 per week. The demand for these papers ls greater than the news stands to go from home to find proof that this can easlly be done. There are in Benson alone half a hundred illus- trations of this kind. >ome of them already have their homes clear; others are just beginning. Take a car ri there and talk to these home sav: you can find a single famfly that would | &0 back to paying rent, then drop the matter If not, call on us, or, if it ks Rot convenlent for you to g0 out, call and we will tell you, how it s done. Paying monthly rent compared with paying monthly on & home is as far behind the times as the old horse car s behind the electric mdtor. BENSEN & CARMICHAEL 642 PAXTON BLOCK. RE—688—26 own. HAVE A HOME OF YOUR Make the rent pay for a home. Tt goes now for rent receipts. Call or write us ana get our plan of selling homes on monthly payments. HOMESEEKERS' ASSOCIATION, First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg. RE—L1655 21 —Best expiains our methods— We loan on furniture, planos, warehouse Teecipts, etc. Or if you have a permanent position’ we can meke you & SALARY LOAN | Without securily, €xcept your own agree- ‘ment to repay. Our service is quick and confdential and wo always try to please. All we ask is that you give us a call be tore you borrcw cleewher | OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., | 19 Board of Trade Bidg Tel ik (Estuclished 1892 8. 16th St 47 X-—-Mi2% TRY US —for— SALARY and CHATTEL LOANS. PHOENIX CREDIT CO. 633 Paxton Block, 16th and Farnam Bts. Top Floor. XM DESTRABLE FLAT 1611 Howard st., modern except Neat, &nd in beat of repair. $% per month GEORGE & CO., i RNAM ST, D--M6% F1 iibfim 7-room house near park. 159 § h D83 ——e——— FOR RENT—-FURNISHED ROOMS, DEWEY European Hotel, 13th and Farmam B # PER WEEK-i2 o 1sth u'fm‘ blnek south of court house — NEW and 2ahand typewriters, 119 Farram Q- -y erLmu‘."u Eon"u;‘;,‘r 6th ry frame, slze abaut t., 26t ) sts., South Omaha; must be re moved at ohce GRORGE AND COMPANY, 1601-Farnam St QM % HARP, Sebastin Erard. double-actin fect condition, cust §#66; will sell easy payments if 0 st V' TCHERS' ige box; will sell or trade for bugey. WS k o QM0 3 w5 ken at ance. 198 Cum- | Qs THE STAR LOAN COMPANY oom 64, Paxton block. Phone F2208. 'his_compuny is the private bank of ihe wage-carner and salaried employe. 7 ou havs a permanent position as clerk, cokkeeper, salesman, machinist or arti: san of any kinu, you can obtain on your note, without security or .llgd»rur: mi- Monthly. Monthly. Weekly | sz, 5: . 10—return si—return | § —return 15- return 1w Our offices are business confidential. From b e m to 7 n.xn. TE; ALFALFA Buy alfalfa land. c N, twenty or forty acres i fruits, one of the best fruit and garden farms in lowa, adjoins city Hmits Council Biuffs, Address A, Bee, Councll Bluffs RiE—MI7 F It 1s sure to double in value in 3 years. ‘ome in and let us tell you all about it and where to buy. HOMESEEKERS' ASSOCIATION, Firet Floor N. Y. Life Bldg RE—M656 27 FIGUSES and lots in all parts of city; also acre property and farm lands The O. F. Davis Co., Room 552, Bee Bid, R E—433 RANCH and farm lanas for sale by the Union Pacfic Raflroad compuny. A McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pa- cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. = REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. have $10,00 to invest in good paying rental property, either residence or busi- ness. Can be put out in one or more EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. PRIVATE lessons in bookkeepin G. R. Rathbun, Room 15, Com'l Na KRARNE EXPRESSMAN'S Del. Co. Tels. L18-1145 SR R IR B S e———————— CURED. Julla Vaughn, % Ramge B4, —456 OSTEOPATHY. GID. E. & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths, Suite 615, N. Y. Life Didg. Tel. 1660 Dr. Grace Deegan, 612 McCague Blk. Tel. harness taken in trad worth. 13th and Leaven. M#T F22 FRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. HARNESS made to order and repaired. Old CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. J L. BPITZBART. Tel, F-2606. 2622 Lake, —M19 F13 TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 117 606 8. 16th. —3 COAL AND WOOD. THE DEPOT on time. L. M. B, T —_— HALD & RICE, 506 S. 16th St. Tel. 138, —M115 F13 GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, EGGS, 0C PER DOZ. MEDICAL. DR. PRIES treats successtully all diseas and lrregularities of women, cause; experienced. reliagle. Arlington black, Omaha, Neb. Tel — MY, MANUFACTURING. P, MELCHOIR, 13th and lowara, chinist. OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks. make a sp clalty of fire escapes, shutters, sates. 'G. Andreen, ’rop. ACCORDION PLEATING. OMAHA PLEATING Mgr., 1610 Howard St CO.. W. Tel. $26, 767 ¥1 ——————— PATENTS, GILL—No fees i H J ful. COW as s St, Omaha. Tel. 1795 SUES & CO. Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. E iablished 1886. No ree it we fall book free. Telephone 1623 and A-210. —952 M1o* T. & E. Batteyton, grocers, 324 N. 18th 8t —457 from any 1513 Dodge, doors and 10:'8. 10th Bt GOLDMAN Pleating Co., 20 Douglas Bik. i e E. Hatch, unless success. Hand SIGN PAINTING. BCHROEDER S8ign Works, 200 8. 17th. We aiso ship signs._Write us. —376—Junes ELECTRIC TREATMENT. DOUBLE parlors. Call at 1616 Webster st. . 1—M398 MASQUERADE COSTUMES. THEO. LIEBEN, W18 1018 Farnam, costumes. application blanks Bee Blag. Tele- ~4 Mio* SHIRTS TO ORDER. OMAHA SHIRT FACTORY, 1916_ —M30 15 PLUMBING, FREE & WICKERSHAM, 502 8. I5th POSTOFFICE NOTICE., (Should be read DAILY by all interested, changes muy occur at any time.) Forelgn malis for the week ending y 81, 193, will close (PROMPT cases) at the general p: Parcels post mails close op than closing time ehown below bost malls for Germany close at b p Friday, per 5. 8. Patricla, PAWNBROKERS, EAGLE Loan Office ble, accommodat- PLAIN SEWING AND DRESSMAKING Regular and suppiementary malls clo at foreign station half hour later than clo ing time shown below (except that suppie. mentary malls for Euirope and Central America via Colon close one hour later at forelgn station). Transatlantic Matls, pieces. Address all offers of property, with full description, to U 14, Bee office. RE—M30 25 | COTTAGE and tull lot near Zlst and Mere- dith, T. Graham. Hee bidg RE—M420 28 7 FRANKLIN ST., 7 rooms, large lot, paved st Price, &40 W. T. Graham, Bec bldg. RE-M{2 2§ Price, $0. W. | GOVER 1% ' FOR SALE—Bargain at MENT land, under irrigation, in Il regions along U. P. K. K._in Wyoming. D. C. Patterson, Omaba. RE—Mo #é 00 per acre, half section farm with clay sub- wil. well improved; t miles from Newport, Rock county. Heb. Address P, Bee office, Coungdl RE— = FUR DRESSING. O R GILBERT CO., tanners. 1424 8. lith. 0 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, ALL kinds of car| romjtl th an nter work and re| attended to. J. T. Lake streets. rin, Ochiltres —370 MRS, M. CARR, 622 North Fifteenth street. TUESDAY—At 5:30 a. m. for ITALY ect, per 8. & Sicllia (mail must be d “per 8. 's. Slellia”) NESDAY—At 1:30 . m. for EUF per 5. 8. Celtlc, via Queenstown a. m. for EUROPE, p A via Southampton (ma SRSt Friegiand); at 720 a. m. for ETHERLANDS direct, per s. = Rotter- dam (mail must be directed “per s. s, Rotterdam"). THURSDAY—At 17 SWITZERLAND, ITALY, S8PAIN, P UGAL. TURKEY, EGYP BRITISH INDIA and LOR QUEZ, per 5. 8. La Champagn ar- di- OPE sland cted a. m. for FRAN A_NORRLANDER, M So. 16th St Tel F-339. Cut flowera, bouquets, funeral de- slans. ~M78 F1 il for other parts of Eurc ted “per s & La Champagne') FRIDAY—At 6:30 p. m. for AZORES 18- LANDS, per s. =. Westerland, from Bos- ton SATURDAY—AL 3:30 & m. for IRELAND, POSTOFFICR NOTICE. Jer & & Etruria via Queenstown (mal or other parts ot Europe must be di- fected “pet & & Ktruria); at €% o m for Kt Kroqniand. vis OPE, T 8 8 Southampton; at 1 & m. for TTALY i rect, per & 8. Lahn (mall must be di rected “‘per s. 8. Lahn"); at 9:% a. m. for SECOTLAND direct, per s. 8. Ethiop (mafl must be directed “per & 8. KEthi opia); at 11 a. m. for DENMARK airect per s_&. Norge (mail must be directed pe: 8. & Norge"). *PRINTED MATTER, BTC.—Thi takes printed matter, commerc and samples for Germany only. class of mall mateer ror other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship un- less specially directed by it. After the closing of the supplementar transatlantic mails named above, addi- tional supplementary mails are opened on the plers of the American, English, French and German steamers, and remain open until withi ten minutes of the hour of & of steamer. Mafls for South and Central Amerion, ‘West Indies, Ete. TUESDAY--At 9:80 a. m. (supplementar: 10:30 a. m) for CENTRAL AMERIC. cxcept Costa Rica) and BOUTH PACIFIC ORTS, per s, s. Allianca, via Cofon (let- ter mail for Guatemala must be directed “per s, s Allanca); at 11 & m. for ARGENTINE, URUGUAY and PARA- GUAY, per s’ 8. Merchant Prince; at 2 B for GUADALOUPE, MARTINIQU ARBADOS and BRITISH, DUTCH an FRENCH GUIANA, per s s. Talisman; ut 6:30 p. m. for JAMAICA, per s. 5. Ad- miral Dewey, from Hoston; at 11:80 p. . for BAHAMAS, per steamer from Miaml, Fla. WEDNESDAY—At 10 a. m. for NEW FOUNDLAND, per s. 8. Rosalind; at 11:30 B, for JAMAICA, per 8. s. Admiral ampson, from Fhiladelphia, THUHRSDAY—At § a. m, tor CUBA, YUCA- TAN, CAMPECHE, T#BASCO and CHI- APAB, per 8. & Vigllancla (mall rts of Mexico must be directed 'lglnncl&'l, et 12 m. (supplementa 12:3 p. m.) for BAHAMAS, GUANTAN- AMO and SANTIAGO, per s, s. Orisab: FRIDAY—At 9:30 a. m. for HAITI, per s, Tlandria; at 10 a.'m. for PERNAMBUC SANTOS and SAQ PAULO, per s. &. Bas crn Prince (mail for other parts of Brasil must be directed "per s 8 E Prince”); at 12 m. for MEXICO, pei Sencea, Via Tampico (mail must be rected ‘‘per Seneca’’), LATURDAY—At § a. m. for EERMUDA, jer s. 8 Trinidad; at § m. for PORTO ARICO, CURACOA and VENEZUELA (ex- cept Venezueln parcels post mails), per #. 8. Ponce (mail for Savanilla and Carta- gena must be éirected “per 8. & Ponce): At 8:30 a. m. (s} plementary 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE ISL.ND, JAMAICA, SA- VANILLA, CARTAC A &nd OGR! TOWN, per s. 8. Valencia (mail for Costa Rica must be directed pef s 8 Val- encia’ at 10 m. tor CUBA, per s, . Mexico, via Havana; at 11:30 p. m, for BAHAMAS, per steamer from Mlami, Fla. Matls for Newfoundiand, by rall to North Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at thio omce dally at 6:30 p. m. (connecting close here every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday). Mails for Miquelon, by rall to Boston, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at 6:30 p. m. Malls for Cuba, by rafl to Port Tampa, Fla., and thence by steamer, close at this office daily, exc Thursday, at *5: a. m. (the connecting closes are made on Mon- days, Wednesdays and Saturdays). Malls for Mexico City, overland, uniess specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, close At this office dally except Sunday at 1:30 p. m. and 11:80 p. m., Bundays a: 1 p. m, and 11:3 p. m. Mails for Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortez and lotfer mall for Guatemala, by rail to New Orleaus, and thence by steamer, close at this otfice y, except Sunda: **11:3 p. m., Sundays m. (connecting closes hére Mon- day 11:30 p. m. for Bellze, Puerto Cortez and letter mall for Guatemala, and Tuesdays at **11:30 p. m. for Costa Rica), **Registered mail closes at 6 p. m. pre- vious day. Transpacific Mails, Malls foi the Philippine fslands, via San Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 |. m. up to Jaftuary **J7, inclusive, for dispatch per U. 8. transport. Malls for Australia (except West Australia, which goes via Europe, and New Zealand, Ehich gocs via San Franciscoy and i Islands, via Vancouver and Victo'ia, B. C., close here daily at 6:3) p. m. after January **24 and up to January **31, in- "fll\;sl;c' a-r dlf‘pn&l per . 8. M(DWL;‘r'n. ails awal ng. Japan and Philip- ‘pine ielands, vid Sun Francisco, ede have dafly at 6:%0 p. m. up to January *#31, in- cluslve, for dlapach per Mong, Kong aru, ) Mails for China and Japan: ‘¥l Tacoma, clos¢ here dally at 630 p. . u to Jany ary *3; inclusive, for dispatch per Victorla, Maifs for Hawall, via San Francleco, close hgre daily at 6% p. m up to February **2, inclusive, for dispatch per s. A Ala- meda. Mails for China and Japan, close here daily at 6:30 p, m. up to Feb: ruary *4_inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Shinano Maru. Malls for Hawaii, Japan, China and Philip- Ine island: Ban Francisco, close here Sally at 8 B, . Up to February ++, in- clusive, for dispatch per a. s. Chiva. Malls for Tahiti and Marqucsas lslands, via San Francisco, close here daily at'6:3) p. m. up to February **il, inclueive, for dispatch per s. 8. Mariposa. Malls for ~Australia (except West Aus- tralla, which is forwarded vis BEurope), New Zealand, Fi)l, Samoa and Haw.il, via San Krandisco, close here daily at i:1) P. I, aftér Januaty *81 and up to Febru ary *14, inclusive, for dispatch per s. s Sierra. '(If the Cunard steamer carrylng the British mail for New Zealand does not arrive in time to ~onnect with this at-h, extra mails—closing at 5:30 a. a. m. and 6:30 p. m.; Sundays at m., 9. m. and 030 . m—will be made up and forwarded until the arrival of the Cunard steamer. Malls for China and Janan, via Van and Victorla, B C.. close d €:30 p. m. up to February * for dispatch per Empres: Merchandise for U. 8. postal agency a Shanghai cannot be forwarded via Canada. via Seattle, Transpacific malls are forwarded *to port of salling daily and the schedule of clos- ing is arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland ~ transit. *Registered mall closes at 6 p. m. pre- vious day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postoffice, New York, N. ¥ Postmaster. Jan. 23, 190 GOVERNMENT NOTICE, OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUAR- TERMASTER, CHEYENNE, Wyo, Jan. 19, 1908.—Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will | be received here until 2 o'clock p. m., moun= | tain time, February 19, 198, and then opened, for censtructing a bakery at Fort D A. Russell, Wyo. Full information arid blank forms of proposal furnished on ap- ci Plans and specifications may be en b also in office of Depot Quarter- aster at f hicago, New York, Omaha and Denver United States reseryes the right to t or re t any or sl blds or any art thereof. Knvelopes containing bids to Rl’ marked ‘“‘Proposals for constructing | Bakery at Fort D. A Russell,” and ad- dressed Capt. W. B. Neott, Constructing Quartermaster. J19 26 F2 79 1aM A Moral that Wa “Do you see that man on the other side of the street?” asked the prohibitionist. “The one in rags and tatters?’ “Yes., 1 tell you there's a moral in his Lost. | ute.” “You know him?" I used to go to college with him, and he | was one of the brightest fellows there, but he drank. - He had a friend there who was a elever fellow, t0o, and who never touched & | arop. There was onsiderable good-natured | rivalry between them as to who should be at the head of the class. During the first ! term it was a pretty even thing, but the habits of the fellow who drank were too much for him and he began to go down hill. In the second year he dropped off a little and in the third a little more, and finally | graduated the foot of the class. Oh, it is a pititul thing! All the time he was going down his abstemious friend wes going up. He graduated with honors Now the brighter of the two is dolng odd jobs for a living, while the frie:d The good man pav | had recollectea somethi | “Well, where is the friend now?" “Why —why—um—aw—I believe he's in fal for traud. Pardon me! I'm in a great hurry." yddenly, as if he | And the good man walked hastily awsy.— Brooklyn Eagle. Works Wonders for Women, Electric Bitters invigorate the female system and cures nervousness, headache, backache and constipation, or no pay, 6a For sale by Kubs & Ce. \