Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 24, 1903, Page 10

THE OMAHA D AILY BEE: TUEBDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 4O, SPEC Advertisements for these columna will be taken until 12 m. for the evening om and until 8:30 p. m. for morning and Sunday edition. R 1 1-%c n word first insertion, 16 a word thereafter. Nothing taken for less tham 20+ for the first inser- tion, These mdvertisements must be bered check, ean have answers ad- ed to A numbered letter in eare of The Bee. Answers wo addressed will bo del on presentation of the check only. MISCELLANEOUS, What Can You D(]?A Go Into a business house today and apply for a position of any kind, and you will not be asked, “What do you KNOW?" but, “WHAT CAN YOU DO?” BOYLES COLLEGE New York Life Building, Omaha, Prepares young people for the practical work of every day business life. DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS. Apply for catalogue. PHOTOGRAPHS ttzzt, Susjes oxo price $ per doz. Choice of 4 styles of ~ & mounting, special for holiday only 15 for¥ PROCTOR, 616 South 16th St. R—204 SPECIAL Mt you with a guaranteed For a limited time we will PAIR OF SPECTACLES FOR $1.00 Don't miss this chance U. 8. OPTICIANS, 8 NO. 16TH R—-M26 ST, PERFIELD'S Cut-Price Plang " Bee Bldg., Room 7 Tel. 701 Weber, Slory & Ciark, Lodwig Senflor. R—211 EAGLE Loan office. Rellable, accomodat- ing; ‘all Business confidential. 13.1 Doug'as, DON'T MISS A GOOD THING Get your meals and.business luncheon .at | the KARBACH RESTAURANT, 418 iBTH. In price, service and cooking our meals are unexcelied. Board by week 16— 3 tickels, $5. JOSEPH STRAUB, CHEF AND PROP. R—748 D2 {AN'S Delivery Co.. moving and o N. 16th. Tel. 1005 R— M2 STATUARY direct from factory; speclal low prices until Xmas. Gonnelia ' Bros., 25 Farnam. ~Mig5 D19 LUCKYIST numbers in town In our win- dow. They are equivalent to o Regent Shoe Company, 205 R0 EXPRESS) elive storage. 1 Onimodes. 16th. MONEY loaned on all valuables, 418 N, 15th R—M236 Get rellef; corns removed. Dr Roy, r 2-3, 1606 Farnam. R Chiropody TRY THE CHICAGO LAUNDRY It you don't, we_ both lose. Good work; prompt attentlon, 214 N, 16th. Tel. 206 250 TOO BUSY making clothes to close even- ipgx. Come any time. ' Sults, $30°to' 3. ‘Trowsers, $6 to $10. Dresher, 1515 Farnam. R—243—D-10 COLE-M'KAY COMPANY, UNDERTAK- ERS, 1517 Capltol ave., tel. 464 R—Mb Boles, 400 2 with rubber heels Toc, 217 N. 16ths R—M27 DL DON'T STRAIN YOUR EYES with & poor light when you can get the best for the least money; the lnde' line lamp—100-candle power—soft and mel- low, eusy on the eyes, only %5 a month: lighted with one match, burning in full force within 20 seconds: absolutely safe; guaranteed for one year; will repair free of charge. LOUIS FLESCHER, 1622 Capitol Ave, R—M266 AMERICAN, German Employment Bureau, 1524 Dodge. y R-282 D11 READ! HAVE ROOT HEE D! PRINT IT. SUCCEEDI A. 1. _ROOT, Inc., 414-16 8.12th, "Phone 1604 GOLD crowns from $3: fillings from %e; set of teeth $2; teeth !X"‘A(‘ls free. Union Dental Co., 1522 Douglas, room 4. R-M2s7 TRUNKS, traveling bags, sult cases: trunks repaired. Om. Trunk Factory, 1909 Henry 7 He doesn't keep stationer: He sells it—at lllbnl"’arnnm st. ACCORDION uicKest. uglas. R—304 D12 pleating, cheapest, by T A R—M748 IF YOU WISH TO GET a Hfl"dlf Sweater Order it Early of BILZ the Knitter 32 8. 16th, R—-M212 D13 s Present this ";d" “bef Dent‘st'_Jan. Ist and get 1-3 oeflr:!r: . all fillings, crown andbridge Bailey—work. "5 fioor Pantor e R-M47 D14 Trunk AND BAGS AT REDUCTI COLUMBIA RECORDS. Afk H. B. Fredrickson, Alfred Cornish, 15th and Capitol ave,, Omaha. R—M322 D13 ON. 1210 Farnam. R—M311 D13 JACKDAW WHISKEY PURE RYE. 12 YEARS OLD; BEST FO!I MEDICINAL PURPOSES ' CACKLEY BROE., BOLE OWNERS, 16TH AND CAPITOL AVE R—M319 D1 P. MELCHOIR, machinist, 12th & Howard, R—5! THE GRAND PANTS CO.. A thoroughly reliable tafloring establ ment carrying a full line of pure woc Makes up any sult i the house for 31 any pant patierns, $3.5). No more, no I e N Tel HORSES wintered. Black: M'VEA & SMITH, Plumbing and He 108 W, 16th st el, 3% Prompt 4t tion given work. Repalirin R 43d and © all clalty. HOLY SMOKE' Washington, man's, 1007 Farnam, “STRONGEST in the World Tife Assurance society sight drafts at maturity er Omaha, OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 N, 16th ot R—567 Merchants National bark 1y lerchants National ank bld Neb. “ReMaz BAVAGE, 352 Farnam. furnace work. nices, ridgeroll gutter kylights. Te -Patents Cowslll. No feo unless succees. ful. 318 8. 16th, Omaha, Tel. 178, R85 E—— OSTEOPATHY, Johnson institute, 615 N. Y. Life Bidg. T. 1004 AL NOTICES| BUSINESS CHANCES, A write up in the Omaha Daily News of October % on the five business colleges of Omaha, the names of thirty ex-students who now occupy prominent positions in- the business houses of Omaha were com- mented upon. Twenty-two of this number were trained at the Omaha Commercial College and eight at the ether four schools mentioned. Evening R{u!lnfl!, Day and Catalogue free. OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE o e Dotk g Omahg, Neb. sell or exchange quick, see J. H. pa="4 WHEN you want to buy any property or busine Johnson, 843 Y. Life, 1S of all kinds; to buy or sell &% or exchange merchandise for a call or write Sholes- Y. Life. Tel. 4. Y—Mios | EXCHA a bus land or city properit Armstrong Co., Look For the Mis-spelled Words. Valuable prizes for finding them. Another contest this week beginning Monday. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. COMFORTABLE room two beds, for two gentlemen who appreclate a_ homelike lace, 15 minutes from P. O. 27 St. ary's ave. B-T17 2% rooms, 2224 Farnam. E-T15 Bx DESIRABLE clothing and general merchandise stocks, $10,000 to $0,000. Ad- , with full particulars, 501 First 1 Neb. Y333 Bank, Omaha, WATCH for our Sunday bulletin of busi- ness chances, farms and ranches. it will be in The Bee every Sunday. The Abbott- Cowan Company, #12-314-815 Brown erllnrk. CASH for dry goc t market for sale in lation, 3,600; good rea- Address W 2 (‘b;i‘? .BA’P. —M7S7 FIRST-CLASS mes country town; P won for selling. FOR S8ALE—Whole or half interest in good hotel, doing good business, Stoux City, Address W 31, Bee. Y760 D4 85,000 to $10,000 stock in an old catablished manufacturing busi- ness, paying 10 per cent dividends; carries with' it first-class official position at high salary; satisfactory reasons for selling. Address W 3 BOWLING Af ciass section: bins, everything complete. 3utfon, Fort Dodge, la. Brunswick alleys, balls, Address J. B Y—M01 24x. A HOTEL, clearing $15 monthly; only ho- tel in division town of 600 people; com- pletely furnished, at a bargain, Lock Box 187, Orchurd, Neb, Y—MSTT 28 " For quickrlr;dvevor sale, list your property with the Sholes- Armstrong Co. For exchange. This week. $900—Prosperous livery business and stock in good eastern Nebraska tow: 5 Profits $5,00—Omaha_wholesale business. $2,500 per annum $4,100—Drug store in eastern Nebraska; good irade, Hondsome profits, Store building in Creston, Neb,, to trade for shoe or general mdse. stock. Store buflding in Bennington, Neb., to trade for small farm. sm cottage on asphalt street in Omaha. ade for small farm near town. x1% on §. 17th st., 9-room frame house. fo trade for smalier Atouses. 3 e farm % mile from Modale, Ia. Trade for Omaha property. Splendid G0-acre irrigated farm in Dawson Co., Nebraska; well improved and very fertiie 00, 'will take 35,000, in eastern Nebraska property. s)-acre tarm in Rock Co., Nebraska. Trade for stock general mdse. 160-acre farm Fillmore Co., $7,000. Trade for city property. 0-acre farm 3 miles from Grand Island. Trade for city property. Furniture and leage 1-room hotel in good Burt Co. town. Trade for small busines in Omaha and pay some cash, 160 acres good land in Hayes Co., $600; or will trade for small grocery and pay cash. 320 acres land in Brown Co., South Dakota. Trade for stock groceries or mdse. Price, $15.50 per acre. A BECTION of good land tn Holt Co., ,00. Will trade for city property. a0 -8cre ranch Wheeler Co., $16,000. Will trade for city property or small farms. 3,600-acre ranc) Fn Custer Co., $25,000. Spien- did improvements. Will trade for eastern Nebraska farm or general mdse. $6.000 stock general mdse., Beward Co. Trade for farm near good eastern Ne- braska town. u%m stock; new and good; will involce §7'00 stock general mdse. Butler Co. Trade for farm. $3,500 stock general mdse. Harlan Co. Trade 1 ay som N %d:??cl:;:e;e{tdl hase., Fillmore Co. rade for jand and pa; 3 850 d roda fountain in Omaha. 0 ERREATR Citared oo on' fountam alone last summer. SHOLES-ARMSTRONG CO., g . § BLDG. TEL 4. 721-2 N. Y. LIFE B! %N Farmers’ and Investors’ Ex- cursion to Gal- veston, Hous- ton and other oints in Texas ov. 24 to investigate the grow- ing of rice by irrigation. Fare for round trip, $1885. Good for 21 days. See me. C. R. .Glover, First Floor N. Y. Life Phone 13 3. Y- A partner by an old estab. lished Chicigo Importing tea and coffs house, with not less than $100.000.00. Wil bear ‘the closest investigation. Address B-28, cere of Lord & Thomas, “hicago, 11 Y M85 24x YOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, , LIGHT, AIRY ROOMS, and up per month. e and up a day AT THE DELLONE 14th St. and Capitol Ave, Steam heated; clectric lighted; private and general baths; all conveniences; first- class service. 1t ‘where you please. ROOM AT THE DELLONE. E—M128 N3ox NICELY furnished room in house new and modern. rivate family; 9 Jones St. E—Mdi0 ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicaxo. jom) \T room for two, modern, 218 N. 17th. M2 nice rooms, light housekeeping [ 1th St E—Mal DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. o O. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone 11, E-504 NICELY_ furnished rooms. Inquire Omaha Steam Laundry, 1750 Leavenworth. 'Phone AT E—-507 IRABLE rooms at The Farnam. 19th and Farnam Sts M964 NICE south room, modern; steam heat. Tel. A7 E—:0 %8 TWO furnished and one unfurnished room for housekeeping. 019 Leavenworth The Hunt Infirmary, McCagua Bld E-Th 2 TWO nice rooms, modern, Tel. 363 E-mn FINELY furnished rooms. 24 N. 13th 8 rates reasonable; centrally located B-M%5 4 LARGE front room. NICELY furnished front rooms at 1712 Capitol ave. M6 24 or without board; mo ROOMS, with 2118 Chicago. dern. 2x ROOMS, board; room with others for tleman, $1. Phone 2489, E—M9%9 %x for NICELY furnished room with board two gentlemen. Tel. B-2282 5 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Furnished Rooms, steam heat, with or with- out board. Aidland hotel, 16th & Chicago. T4 warm rooms, /564 THE ROSE, Kood board. UTOPIA, steam heat, 1721 Davenport ROOMS with hoard; modern, steam heat; also table board. The Dresler, %2 8. 13th FRONT room and board. 626 §, 19th st F—808 Déx NICELY furnished steam-heated 1821 Leavenworth. E-T4 28x ROOM and board; small room, §L with rest; modern. 2234 Farnam. F—776 28x ROOM upstairs, steam heat and bath, $2.50 week. 2217 Howard. ELBEGANT, modern room, furnished or un- furnished, with board, {n a private fam- ily, close 'tn; bath. 118 8. 19th st. Refer- ences required. F—962 26 SUITE rooms, 1st floor, sin| e rooms; hot and cold water. Merriam, th and Dodge. F—M®4 FOR SALE~MISCELLANEOUS. On December 12th, 1903, we will give abso- lutely free to the person who guesses nearest to its number_a very good Grov- ersteen & Co. Square Plano, valued at $50. The number of this plano 15 between 3,00 and 6,000. The nearest guess to its cor- rect number will take the plano free. The only conditions are that the sender of a guess must leave their correct name and uddress and only one guess will be allowed to an address. Each guess is registered in rotation as 80on as recelved, and in case of a tie the one coming first on the register will take the instrument. This plano is now on display at our plano warerooms, 1313 Farnam street. Send In or leave your guess at once, as the time Is short and you may win the instrument by prompt- ness. The name of the lucky winner and the number guessed, also the correct Dumber of the plano, will appear in this column December 13th. ~Another fine square plano will be given away free be- fore Christmas. Call or address at once. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER, 1313 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Q—MoT8 BBECOND-HAND VEHICLES. 2 six pass. rockaways, 1 coupe, 2 landaus, 6 bus. wagons. A. J. Simpson, 1409 D ANOS Q% B 50 UARE PI. EACH. !a CENTS PER EEK. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER, Largest Plano Dealers in the West, 1313 Farnam. Q-M31. CIGAR store, fixtures; finest in city; must be sold; for particulars address U 43, Bee, Q—M25 D12 INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Fatnam. Q517 IRON & Wire fences, tree guards, trellises. ‘Western Anchor Fence Co., 206 N. lq’lfl;l:(. CATALOGUE cut drug prices free. Sher- man & McConnell Drug Co., Omh&a.m FOR SALE, several scholarships in a first- class standard school in Omaha, compris- ing complete course in business, hort- hand and typewriting. Inquire at Bee office. Q 2D-HAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam. Q- CHEAPEST OAK SLAT CORN CRIB- BING. Long fr timbers. ‘91 Doygita, FOR SALE, Knabe concert grand plano; condition good. Address Lock Box .66, Glltner, Neb. Q1% TWO fine depot wagons, 2 rockaways, 1 coupe, 2 traps, 1 wagonette, 2 drays. Drummond Carriage Co., 1Sth and Har- ney. L CLOSING out hard &oal stoves at less than ‘fl price—from $ up. Furniture cheap. Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel. 2020. Q214 SECOND-HAND billlard and pool tables; billiard_tables repaired; a large stock of cheap bar fixtures, clgar counters, etc. The Brunswick-Balke Collender Co., 407-0 8. 10th St. Q—M292 FOR SALE—White Wyandotte chicl 16 N, dist st. Q692 % Square planos, $40 each, er week. ‘erfleld Plano Co., 1. 701. Old reliable hous kens. 4 40 cents Bee bldg. Q503 23 A NO. 1 _Radlant Home stove, revolving grate, cheap. 2520 Davenport st Q -M%0f 2x REGISTERED pointer pup, § months old 700 8. 10th. QM8 % § FRESH cows for sale. 255 Ames ave. QM0 24 SOME household furniture for sal new: reasonable prices. Inquire cago St “ THANKSGIVING ples and cakes. Lunch all hours. Home-made bread. 2914 Far- Q—-M897 27x S—Clearance sale. Great sacrifice. W= are selling at less than cost our surplus stock of new and second- hand typewrliers. Reminetons $15.00 up, | Manhattans brand-new, $35.00 to $60.00, and all others in proportion. F. 8. Webster companv. “Department G,” 13 Madison street, Chicago M2 24 e e e e AGENTS WANTED, almost WANTED—Canvassing agents in every county to solicit subscriptions to THE | TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. | Steady employment with assured good in- | come. Agents in the country with horse and buggy especially desired. Canvassers | ke Susly $80 to $100 per month —Ad- dress Century Farmer Sollcitors’ Bureau, | Bee building, Omaha. J-213 FOR RE Desk _room in office _with Foault, "Appiy Sis Bee Bldg. or Tel. 081, 'R men make 33 to $10 a day ting lel‘:uen Our 24-vage Free Eye Book tells ail about it. Write Jacksonian Optical College, 104 M street, Jackson, Mich. J—902 2Ux EXPERIENCED men wanted in New De N te proposition. Apply for choice of taritory and particulars. Address W 40, Bee. R ——————— | FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. | Call in FOR SALE~REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE~REAL ESTATE. [ The Great Western Railroad Sale of Houses, Outbuildings, Etc. The McCague Investment Company, Ag ents, will offer at public sale at 10 A. M TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, at the McCague Investment Company Salvage Yard, 0th and Mason streets, Our No. 1-1912 Plerce street. C 4-1126 8. 19th street. 61124 §. 19th street. 61122 8. 19th street. 211908 Mason street. 201910 Mason street. 25— 848 8. 19th street (rear). 52— §35 8. 10th street. houses numbered as follows: ur No. 36836 8. 18th street. 46—833 8 18th street (rear). 4 59- 76— 821 81 820 8. 18th street. §Y 8. 18th street 822 8. 17th street £9 8 17th street S. 17th street. 8. 16th street. —831 LAlso outbulldings, barne, sheds, closets, etc., commencing at 19th and Plerce streets and ending at the 16th street viaduct at Marcy street, and numbered from 1 to 78, In- clusive, We also have for sale all kinds of bullding material, sidewalk and buflding brick, stond, sheeting and dimension lumber, doors with frames, windows and fram streens, sldewalks, fences, bydrants, cistern covers, etc. Terms of sale CASH SALVAGE YARD, 20th AND PIERCE STREETS, Telephone 2471 McCAGUE INVESTMENT CO., Agents. RE-979-23 FOR RENT—Bulilding suitable for whole- ealo purposes at 916 Farnam, 22x%0, four storles and first-class cemented basement, elevator, fire and burglar proof vault, of: fice counter and fixtures. For prive and particulars inquire C. C, Rosewater, sec- retary the Bee Building Co., room 106, Bee building. 1-M667 fl : cHAS. Williamson Co., Si S Nite " RE—549 rge house, 12 rooms, 8 lots; Totse cost $95060; 31,500 barn; west part of city; will sell 'for $15000. Address W 25, Bee office. RE—M738 EVERY ONE of the following BIG VALUE for the money An 8-room, modern house, oak interior, ex- cellent repajr, east front, near 39th and Burt; choice location—3$4,250, In thé West Farnam location, new and modern, § rooms, olk,Inlerlor; can be bought at a bargain, On Locust near 15th, 7 rooms, good as new and'a nice property—$3,000. On 27th near Parker, 7 rooms, gas and city water—$1,660. On 10th near Hh:kfr ', cottage of § rooms, o{ nice trees; a cogy fine east front home—S$1,750. On z;z:: f::‘&t‘“mfl y i:?i;.‘y new cottage, On Sth near )-fl&o:,": small house, lot 20 by 150 fr.—$100, . W. FARNAM SMITH & CO. 1320 Farnam. Street. FOR SALE-—La RE—M64 HARRISON & MORTON, 912913 N. Y. Life. Tel. 34 In our column ad of Wednesday evening, November 18, we omitted some of our best bargains for lack of space, and aiso lack of time to prepare the copy. We submit here some items we think bargains, We have others we would tell you about if you called at our office. FIVE BARGAIN:! 12803 Woolworth. You can't bulld the house for the price asked—$2,600; a less offer might get it. You can move into it at once, 2-Brick warehouse at 4th and Dodge, on Mo. Pac. R. B, Improvements worth the money askéd—$1,200. Other parties are figuring on building & mill near this. Trackage is & good thing to buy just now. 3—6-room house,/22x80), 13-story, good barn, at 1137 8. 20th Ave.; good pavement on both streets and ‘in the alley, all paid ] The lot ‘easlly worth the money sked for the whole thing. 4—Small bullding lot near Mason St. school, | $200; $25 cash, balance monthly. 5-50x150, choice east front lot in Hanscom Place, new asphalt pavement, paid for in full; $1,600, HARRISON & MORTON, 912-013 N. Y. Life. Tel 3u. RE-M2 $2,400—-New six-room house at 3715 Le worth; modern excorl furnace; corne 7 l!'eel:‘lfl’on car line lululel door cash, ance easy payments at 6 § Telephone 1%, © RESe" RANCH and farm lands for sale Union Pacific Railroad compan, s McAllaster, land commissioner, Pacific headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE-81 $1,00—2040 Arbor, 4 rms., new, sewel H0x140 loi. 3100 down, Bnap §750—8. E. cor. 4lst and California, 5 rooms, full fot and barn. Snap. o D. V. SHOLES CO., N. Y. Life. TEL, 4. RE—M631 T, water, | | REAL ESTATE bargains. Full lot and three houses in E. V. Smith's addition, 309 So. RE—M606 only, $2.260. Thomas Brennan, 13th 'street. HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; alss acre property and farm lands. The O. F Davis Co.. ltoom 608 Bee bldg. RE—i50 SEE Chris Boyer before buying 224 and Cuming. 'Phone 2049 RE-Mi6d D4 GENTLEMAN, who has removed to Eng- land, will take $1,7) for what he paid WE HAVE a man with §7.500 dry goods stock who will trade for desirabl: Omaha property. D. WEAD, 1524 Douglas st RE—983 24 R. RATHBUN, room 15, Com'i Natl bank Private leesons in’ bookkeeping, « GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. THE OMAHA Plating Co., 1508 Harney st. Tel 55 ' Great Sacrifice SALE OF LOTS NEAR FARNAM CAR LINE. Two full east front | Bt of Farnam. These lots are partly graded: surrounding lots held at 2500 to $3,500 each. Owner must sell and offers both | lots for §1,150 each. RE— 986 2x sireet, north Shimer & Chase, BUILDERS OF MODERN HOUUES. The *“‘Oma. “Shimer fest builders at present.” for you? act as p improved property; do a general real es- tate business, Like Finding $500 Hanscom Park—6-room, new, modern house, 80od nel| golng up plying words. Bpecial figur: Leaving cf built for room, modern; snap for some one—$,400. (Kountze Owner throughos bath, twi money every day; leaving for east offers home for quick sale, $2,000. Cheap Little Home $1.200 for a cozy six-room cottage, corner as and city water, convenlent to car, argain at $1,200. lot, real R $1,800-New ‘with enamel cemented cellar, car passes door, Tms, $1,80. water, casy te cozy ha News" of October 25th sal & Chase are, perhaps, the heav- Why not bulld We represent non-residents; urchasing agents for vacant or ghborhood; 'another fine house on adjoining lot; no use multi- Let us show you the house. $2,350; good terms. Anxious to Sell ity for warmer climate; house home and a good one;} new 6- Place.) Leaving for East G-room cottage, gflmred ut, white enamel plumbing In 0 blocks from car, growing into ight on Car Line 5-room cottage, south front, bath plumbing, hot and cold RE—978 23 NO 5 acres on acres in 6 acres 3 for the RTH OF FLORENCE Calhoun road, well improved; 2 fruit, 81,000, ::‘el:ea. north, in timber, only §200 HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 610-511 N. Y. Life. RE—565 HAVE YOU $50,0007 We offer a choice plece of business property for $0000. Pays 6% per cent nef Hmit—s t and is not improved to the omething you have been look- ing for. H. 912-913 ARRISON & MORTON, N. Y. Life. Tel. 3. RE-T Cheap Building Lots. I have several snaps in fine lots between 27th and ater on stree! gains, $250 to $350 Each. Can be R. H. LANDERYOU, #2 Board R DO YOU WANT TO If you want to sell a farm or ranch tell the farmer: best way to reach them is through TWE This agricultural homes of you have a good piece of land to sell reasonable among the; is small—2 $2.50 per inch if set in large type. | THETWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER, 8%, nw with & 4-room barn, buggysh and fenc: with clay subsoil and good past It was & ratse in trade this for a good reside R. | FOR BALE, Braldentown, Florida; water front, orange and banana Address Lock Box IMPROVE. $75 per acre. ton, Neb. BAF cash A pay GOOD One blocl Ten room house, po exgept hea GARVIN BROS, res 1 nea Price $1 PANY FAIN If sold quick built e front ar LaPlatte, small improvements, 3 acres nine wi'es west of Dodge_street 20th on Manderson, sewer and i these are genuine bar- bought on Easy Terms. of Trade. —MS94 2% SELL A FARM? s and stock raisers about it. T'he | THE NTIETH CENTURY FARMER weekly goes to 46,000 tarmers and stock Taisers, 8o It | at a Price ‘you will find a buyer | m.” The cost of an advertisement | cents per word in small ype or | i OMAHA, NEB. RE—329 12-85-44, Monona county, lowa, house, brick foundation cornerib, toolhouse, well land s rich black soil, ure land rs ago before the | 0. Would like to : in the city, ed. T old a few land for §2 C. PETERS RE fruit far twelve. cre - youn rove, and good house . Giitner, Nel RE—19 D 40 aties, 10 miles from Omaha, No agents. Box 4i. Irving- RE—M100 25x % or more | 5 room all 'moder ell | Phone F26%. RE-M®) x| | $2,750.00. HOUSE A k from Duj ment. WO LOTS. ‘modern bargain. ARNAM T RE at, corn 1604 FARMS FOR SAL 0 miles south of Bouth Omah 150 aeres in cultivatio $30.00 per ncre e eit impros RGE & COM M9ss road, good STAMM CURED. ERING AND STUTTERING, Julla Vaughn, 40 Ramge Bidg FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT, 7-room house, city water, gas, furnace, ail modern, on Park ave, $30. house, city water, Mason st . M. Bachmann, 436-§7 Paxton Block. DM OR RENT—Seven-room cottage, _large yard, in good conaition. Wm. K. Potter, rec., 308 Brown block. -Mil HOUSES # g g HOUSES TO MOVE right Co., office 10413 rts of the eity. T via Co., 608 Bee Bl Dty in all rarts of the city. R. C. Peters & Co. Bee Blds. Storay 1559-S63. 2L, Omana Vai u. D300 rnam, or Te 2606 DAV ace, PORT, 10 rooms, modern except barn, $36. arke Ave., 1 furnuco, $32.50 W. Farnam Smith & Co., 133 Farpam St. DM rooms, modern excopt $-ROOM modern house, nicely furnished, two biocks north of High School; lease UL next June $46.00 per month. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St . DMz FOR RENT, 6-room house, 2563 Woolworth Ave., $20 per month; possession given Oc- tober 17. "Apply to Mel Uhl, care Dally News office. D—M#97 Rrown Block. § large rooms, all arn; good repair, D550 WALLAC $35--2011 Sherman conveniences, laundry, pleasant horme. PERSONAL. Second-Hand Sewing Machines ) have the following second-hand machines that have been thorc overhauled and are in condition good work, at the following price complete with attachments: DROP-HEAD MACHINES White $ 40 Househoid 5.00 L1 5.00 10.00 12.00 FXey We top to ¢ and Singer ... New HOME .00 000 eeiee Standard (dressmaker's, good aE new) .. auis oo 1000 Wilcox & 'Gibbs (good as new) o Sivger (tafloring, dition) Standard new) A that have been sligh perfect condition; the latest thing the dif- ferent factories 'produce, from $11.50 to $20.00. These are exceptional bargains. We rent machines for Toc per week and sell and repair parts of any machine man- ufactured |Nebraska Cycle Co., | Corner 15th and Harney Phone 165¢ s34 Broauway, Council Biufls... Phone B-viy 612 N Lt SC, south Umaba.... Puone 40 in good con- s 318 10.00 (talloring, " aimost ¢ used, but are In MODERN house, west part of city, in ex- cellent condition’ For good tenant at once an extra low rate will_be made. William K. Potter, receiver, $3 Brown block D-548 50— 20— 2533 2 rooms, modern. modern modern. modern. Spencer, ¢ rooms, 3315 Myrile, 'S rooms, 202 Hamilton, 5 rooms, Inquire RGy PETERS & GO Ground Floor Bee Building. D 2 cholce Houses. "Phone 10 D502 SEVERAL good houses, $10 to $15._Chris Boyer, 24 and Cuming. 'Phone 3049, DMl 1827 N. 18th, V695 PAYNE-BOSTWICK & CO.. cho W01-608 New York Life BId, FOR RENT, 7 rcom house. WE MOVE planos. Maggard Van & Stor- age Co,, Tel. 14%. Office, 1713 Webster st. HOUSES, insurance. Ringwalt, Barker Bik. D--198 533 Park ave., 8 rooms, modern—S$32.50. 28 8. 35th ave., 7-r., mod.—$30. 1 Spruce, § rooms, bath—$22.50. ) Franklin, 7 rooms—$16. 3014 Ames avé., 6-room flat—$10. Choice 10-room, modern house—$45, GARVIN BROS., 16 FARNAM ST, D—MoT7 DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR RENT. . 135 N. 38th ave,, in West Farnam street one of the best locations in city, 11 rooms, strictly modern, $60. DOUBLE FLAT FOR RENT 161113 Howard st., 12 rooms, in first-cla ir, two batii rooms, new nlumbing, per month. BUILDING _FOR RENT FOR WHOLE- SALE PURPOSES. 1414 Harney st., 4-story and basement brick building, “33xi20 feet 'in size, elevator and steam heat; will be put in suitable repair; $250_per month. RGE & COMPANY, 1601 FARNAM ST, D—M937 29 G 13173 8. 6th at., 6-room house, modern e cept furnace—$20. GARVIN BROS., 1604 Farnam st. or 1317% 8. Gth &t. D952 25 —_— FREt FACIAL T | MAY CO., 5 | WE RENT sewing ma. week, 30 per month; we repair parts for every machine manufactured; second-hand machines trom $1 1o $10. Neb: Cyele Co., Isth and Harney. U8 “VIAVI" way to health. 36 Bee building, Omaha. Ui PRIVATIE Sanitarium for ladies before and durlug continement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerisch, M California st Terms reasonable, g PRIVATE_ hospital during confinement; bables adoptes Mrs. Gardels, 24 Lake. Tel. Red-1584. U636 THE OMAHA Plating Co. b 1608 Harney as moved to U M0 PRIVATE home during confinement; bables lflo&lti The Good Samaritan Sanitarium, 728 Ist ave., Council Bluffs, la. U528 PRIVATE hospltal before and during con- finement. Mrs. L. Fisher, 1501 Vinton. Tel. 1889, U529 MAGNET PILE druggists, $1. DR. PRIES treats suceessfully all diseases and_irregularities of women from any ¢ause; experienced and rellable. 1513 Dodge st., Arlington block, Qm%fl. KILLER. IT CURES, At U—hsi COSTUMES for rent. &8 8. 2th. Sack. U—M8 Deo 1 # WHAT'S nicer than accordion pleating? We do nothing but the finest. Goldman Pleating Co., 20 Douglas block. U-—M28 PERSONAL—An _ Englishman, aged 32, would like to make the acquaintance of & Young woman, view early marriage. Write, stating ‘age, height, eto. All let- ters will be treated ‘with strikt confidence; B0 fieneral delivery answered. Address U 61, Bee. M5S4 RSONAL—A gentleman of means would like to make the acquaintance of & thor- oughly refined and discreat lady, Address in confidence, W 8, Bee. U—58 BOND or policy holders in the Northwest- orn Life & Savings Co. of Des Moines, L Will hear of something to thelr advantay by addressing W 9, Bee office. U697 MONEY TO LOAN~CHATTELS. WE TRUST THIS PEOPLE. YOUR CREDIT 18 GOOD HERB. MONEY TO LOAN ON YOUR PLAIN NOTE, WITHOUT SECURITY, WITHOUT PUBLICITY. We also loan money on FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, etc., without removal of goo LOW RATES—-EASY PAYMENTS, - DON'T pay a high rate of interest for money, but call and get our rates before going clsewhere. ur plan te the CHEAPEST, BEST and MOST PRIVATE in_the city, RELIABLE CREDIT CO., Rooms 307-308 Paxton Block. X—M67 QY TOGET / EASY 18¢x Best. explains our methods. ‘We loan on furniture, planos, warehouse receipts, etc. Or if you have a permanent position’ we can make you a SALARY LOAN without security, except your own agree- ment to repay. Our service is quick and confidentiai and we always try to please. All that we ask Is t ou give us'a call before you borrow elsewhere. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 119 Board of Trade Bldg. , 2298 (Established 1892). 306 8. 16th &' X—3548 ONEY LOANED ON M FURNITURE, PIANOS, LIVE STOCK, SALARIES, ETC. Low rates and easy terms. Business confidential Try us If you want to PHOENIX CREDI 633 Paxton block. 16th and O co., Farnam sta, X640 LARGEST BUSINESS IN SALARIED PEOPL sters, boarding houses, etc.. without se- curity: easlest terms; 40 offices In prin- cipal citles. Tolman, 40 Board of Trade Frfl[ X541 TO merchants, team- ed on plain note to salaried lowest rates. Hutton Co. X542 £ MONEY lo: reo le; business confidential )it Paxton block. The J. MONEY loanded on elry, horses, cows, e (4 CLAIRVOYAN 'firfimu, furniture, o, C.¥. Roed, 319 CHATTEL salary and jewel % Loan Co., R Barker Bloek. GYLMER, palmist. 715 N. 23d; 'phone B- s, B—528 MRES. CARRIE SMITH, SOVEREIGN LADY QUEEN of clairvoyants; every- thing told, past, present and future. Sat- 1sfaction or no pay. N. 18th. B34 MADAM MOYNIHAN, graduate School of Occult Sclence; New' York. Expert palm- ist, clairvoyant, physiognomist; traces and describes. thieves or friends; locates minerals. I wili guarantee my reading and the charges wiil be nothing if I can- not see your friends as they are or de- seribe your home. I have read for the late President McKinley, Mrs. Palmer, Mme. Patti and many prominent people. Will accept ments to read and entertain in 1616 DOUGLAS BT other engage- homes. 8-M103— MME. GYLMER. 8 IC PALMIST, The most scientific paimist of the age; years in Omaha.This wonderful woman has for years been conceded to be the leading “life reader the world. If re in need of adyl this remark- lady. Parlors, 24 st QM9 7 MONEY TO LOAN—RE FARM and city loans, low rates. Thomas, First Nat'l Bank bldg . ESTATE. W. H. Tel. 1645, W88 | PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 887 N. Y. Life, W34 4 TO 6 P. C. money Bemis, Paxton block W37 PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1620 Douglas. W53y ‘WANTED—City loans and warrants. W Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam st W—633 Bros., 1604 W536 Real estate loans and warrants. Bee Bldg W58 ¥l per Parnam cent loans. Garvin WANTED R. C. Peters & Co., $1,000060 TO LOAN on improved residence or business property in Omaha or South Omaha. Los ade for bullding pur- poses. H. Thomas, First Nat'l Bank Bldg W M99 29x W DRESSMAKING. Potter | ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO. and vai tart matrimonial bureau and want name of everybody of either matrimonial aims, send nam tion and address, nfl charges. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT DR. WILKINSON, CREIGHTON BLOCK, Treatment and operations for catarrhai deafness, enlarged tonsils, chronic sore throat, cross eyes, etc. .Kree from 2 to 6 o'clock, ~ Examination ~free. 15th and Douglas. U~—084 D22 LIKE the bell cow we lead—Dresher Tallor—1516 Farnam; open evenings. busy making clothes to close. U-—! = ———————— WANTED—MALE HELP, MEN to learn barber trade; free railroad fare upon our failure 1o conviioe you of this being the BAST, largest end only re.labl most practical rber college in this section of the country; write for catalogue today, Western Barbers’ Insti- tute, Omaha, Neb. B-Mo60 GOOD messengers wanted; frst-ciass p A. D. T. Co., 22 B. isth. B4 WANTED, for U. 8. army, able-bodied, un- married men, between ages of 2l and 3, citizens of United States, of good charac’ ter and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For information apply_to recruiling oicer, l6th and #(s,, Omaha, and Grand island, Nel B-M1s4 WANTEL, two agents at once ¥. Ada 8ood sal- ary; city work. C. mas Co., 1619 Howard s Bais the Too D2 st WANTED, neat, bright young man: willin (8 Work ‘and Tearn Dplioat sunding, The H. J. Penfold Co., 1408 l~'ll’nll1‘lB Sens WANTED, a boy with a horse to deliver The Evening Bee in East Omaha. Call at The Bee office, circulation department, 3 p. m. B—M630 MAN--Tnder 35, fair education, to prepare for Gov't Position. Begin with $800 salary. Box 570, Cedar Rapids, Ia. B—4 Dx WANTED, fir meat cutter One-half interest in market for sale. C. W. Letchford, 607 8. Main st., Council Bluffs, Ia. B—M6% SALESMEN-Rubber footwear and spe- clality shoe; Kansas and Nebraska: state experience and territory; old house; old lines. Address W 29, Bee, —M745 DA b At 255 | MEN—Splendid opportunity to learr: barber trade; our instructions, free clinic, mod- ern conveniences makes course most com- plete possible; it interested in a profes- sion that will make you independent write Moler Barber College, 1302 Douglus st. B—-M890 21x WE HAVE solved one of the most difficult problems in the retall tobacco business and that is to suit all kinds of tastes in clgars. We claim that our stock s the most perfectly assorted both in qualit and shades in the city. Another thing- you can't possibly beat our line of pipes and smoking tobacco—cligarettes, too. W, F. SToecker, 1404 Dougl R—028 THE SMITH-PREMIER EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT furnishes stenographers without charge. Tel. 1284 or call at office, corner 17th and Farnam sts. maker and ANTED Sign painter and_window. ca W iier Capply af once. 301 First Nationnl K bul B—M#91 WANTED. nights Bough SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life. A C. VAN BA ‘school T EB. Business & Shorthand Colleg Theater. i T e LAW AND COLLECTION! NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. Y Life bidg., attorneys and collectors every- ‘where. WANTED—TO RENT. ROOM. for 8, or board a about $20. P. O. box 8. FUR DRESSING. J. E. WALLACE, Taxidermi STANDARD Garment Cutting College, 381 B N Farnam. IN familles. Miss Sturdv, %8 FOR EXCBANGE, 1-ROOM house, medern, with barn. Can @4 Farnam. z-3s10