Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 26, 1903, Page 10

fHE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY OVEMBER 26, SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisements for these col until 12 m. fo 11 830 p. m, ¥ editio 1 1-Ze a word first insertion. & taken » 200 for the first inw, tion, These advertisements must b run consecutively, delivered on presentation of eheek only, First 7W’in—térr Term BOYLES COLLEGE. December 7. Vor particulars address °* H. B. BOYL Pres. N, Y. Life Bidg., Omana R—M118 30 test Styles tx9 PHOTOGRAPHS “etcz: styies txa Brice 8 per dos. Cholce of 4 styles of &3 inounting, special tor holiday only 16 for: PROCTOR, 616 South l6th St. R—24 SPECIAL ft 705 with, o gusranteed PAIR OF SPECTACLES FOR $1.00 Don't miss this chance. U. 8. OPTICIANS, %08 NO. 16TH ST. R-—-M116 PERFIELD'S Cut-Price Plano Co,, Bee Bldg., Room 7. Tel. i1 Weber, ry & Clark, Lodwig Schilor R-21 EAGLE Lown office, Rollable, accomoda ing; all Business confidentiai. 181 Dou t DON'T MISS A GOOD THING Get your meals and business luncheon at the KARBACH RESTAURANT, 418 8. iSTH. “In price, service and cooking our menls are unexcelled. Board by week $o— $6_tickets, $5. JOSEFH STRAUB, CHEF AND PROP. R—748 D: EXPRESSMAN'S Delivery Co., moving and storage. 4 N. 16th. Tel. 1195, R—M238 BTATUARY direct from factory; speclal low prices untll Xmas. Gonnelia ros., 2% Farnam. M6 DI9 LUCKYIST numbers fn town in our win- dow. hey are equivalent to a g{l’l.‘modfl Regent 8hoe Cmn-nyk 16th 236 MONEY loaned on all valuables. 418 N. R—M Get rellef; corns removed. Dr Roy, r 23, 1506 Farnam. Chiropody S —246 TRY THE CHICAGO LAUNDRY, If you don't, we both lose. Good work; prompt attention, 214 N. 16th. Tel. 205 ) R-260 TOO BUSY making lothes to closs even- 3 me an; me. uits, t 3 Trowsers, §6 to §10. Dresher, Tt R, % R—243—-D-10 DUSINESS CHANCES, A NewType\;rl:iter_Given Away Latest Model, Worth $100. To any writer of Gregg Shorthand, who will write from slow dictation and in pure Cregg, a bit of simple court testimony which we will furnish, and then accurately transcribe the same from his notes. Write for particulars to Omaha Commercial College, 17th and Douglas Sts. 1259.) (Rohrbough Bros. Props.) WHEN you want to buy nell‘n;{ exchango any property or business quick, see J. Johnkon, 843 N. ¥ Y44 CHANGES of all kinds; to buy or sell @ business or exchange merchandise for a land or city prope 11 or write Sholes- Armstrong Co., 7 Y. Life., Tel . CASH for dry goods, clothing merchandise stocks, $10,000 to $60,000. A ¢ with full particulars, 301 First Kat'l' Bank, Omaha, Neb. Y- FOR BALE—Whole or half interest in good hotal, doing good business, Sioux City, Address W 31, Bee. b 4 D4 FOR BALE-—$8,000 to $10,000 stock in an old and well established manufacturing busi- 10 per cent dividends; carries t first-class officlal position’at high salary; satisfactory reasons for selling. Address W 32, Bee Y761 %x A HOTEL, clearing $150 monthly; only ho- tel in division town of 500 people; com- pletely furnished, at a bargain. Lock Box 187, Orchurd, Neb. Y—MST7 28 RESTAURANT for sale or trade; county seat, population, 1500. Write me for_par- ticulars, Wm. Carroli, Box 65, 8t. Paul, Neb. Y108 25x THIRTY-room transient house; town of %0; only hotel; must be sold at once. Canadian office, 16th and Dodge. —M121 20 3350 restaurant for sale; In good town and 00 location; $35. Address W 47, Bee. Y—M16) 26x 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, D 812, Bank of Commerce BIdg, Minneapolis, Minn, Y—MI15 26x WANTED<A partner by an old established Chicago Importing tea and coffee house, with not less than $100,000; will bear clos: est investigation. Address B 28, care of Lord & Thomas, Chicago, 11, Y—M157 26x S—————ereee FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. LARGE, LIGHT, AIRY ROOMS. $12.50_and up per month. 7c and up a day. AT THE DELLONE 14th St. and Capitol Ave, Steam heated; electric lighted; private ana general baths; all conveniences; first- class service. Eat where ROOM AT TH ou_please. DELLONE. E—~MI128 N3ox ivate family; 19 Jones St. E—Msio ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Cm' NICELY furnished room in house new and modern. FRONT room for two, modern, 218 N. 17th. E—M235 THREE nice rooms, 1112 8. lith 8t. DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. E—506 light housekeeping. E—lr‘l. COLE-M'KAY COMPANY, UNDE - ERS, 1517 Capitol ave., tel l“".'l’gfm( 0. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone 611. E—504 Boles, 40c; with rubber heels 7o, 217 N. 16th, R—-M267 D11 DON'T STRAIN YOUR EYES with a poor ht when et ‘Tof the 16aat money: the Temdds e line hmv—mndle power—soft and mel- B urning by il force within 20 seconds: 3 ERnstien, s Wapieiie i of el e LESCHER, 1622 Capltol Ave. R—-M26 AMERICAN, 1524 Dodge. READ! HEE D! SUCCEED! Bread OMAHA Mirror Mfg. German Employment Bureau, R—282 Du HAVE ROOT PRINT IT. 1. ROOT, Inc., P 16 8.12th, 'Phone 1604 R—M204 A 414 Strictly Homemade; potato yeast, Delicatessen, 1806 Fafnam Street. R-T49 708 N. 16th St GOLD crowns from $3; fillin; ; set of teeth 32 teeth extracted free. Ur Dental €o., 162 Douglas, room 4 o0 R—M28T NICELY_furnished roo Inquire Omaha Steam Laundry, 1750 Leavenworth, ‘Phone A-1783. B-507 DESIRA and BLE rooms at The Farnam, 15th rnam . B—M9%64 ROOMS, with or without board; modern. 2118 Chicago. B-966 27x ROOMS, board: room with others for W tieman, 2233 Farnam. Phone A-2499. E—M999—27x NICELY furnished room with board for two gentlemen. Tel, B-2282. E—M895 26 NICELY furnished room, close in, for com- mercial traveler; furnace heat, ”‘. bath, 45, Bee M126 20x telephone; reference. Address office. E—-] ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, steam heat, housekeeping. 234 Farnam. Tel Zfll FURNISHED rooms, centrally located, by day, week or month, 506 South 16th street, second floor. 138 20x FURNISHED room for gentleman. Call 2120 Farnam. E—~MI156 28x ELEGANT front room, furnished; bath and heated. 205 Farnam. T-M1s5 28 Ao e et s oSS ol Look For the Mis-spelled Words. Valuable prizes week beginning Monday. FOR SALE—~MISCELLANEOUS. for finding them. Ano FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. ther contest this FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. On December 12th, 1903, we will give abso- lutely free to the person who guesses nearest to its number a very good Grov- erateen & Co. Square Piano, valued at $60. The number of this plano 15 between 3,000 and 6,000. The nearest guess to its cor- rect uumber will thke 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. Bach guess is registered soon 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 Buess at once. ns 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 | number of the piano, will appear in this column December 13th. Another fine square plano will be given away free be- fore Christmas. Call or address at ones SCHMOLLER & MUELLER, 1313 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. S SECOND-HAND VEHICLES. 2 six pass. rockaways, 1 coupe, 2 landaus, 6 bus. wagons. A. J. Simpson, 1408 Dodge. Q—438 D14 50 SQUARE PIANOS $0 EACH. CENTS PER WEEK SCHMOLLER & MUELLER, Largest Piano Dealers in the Wes! Farnam. in rotation as 1313 QM3 ‘must be sold; for particulars address U 43, Bee. Q—M285 D12 ods and relics. 1119 Farnam. Q517 IRON & Wire fénces, tree guards, trellises. Western Anchor Fence Co., 205 N. 17th st. Q519 UE cut drug prices free. Sher. & McConnell Dfug Co. Omahar [ FOR SALE, several scholarships in a first- class standard school in Omaha, compris- ing complete course in business, shori hand and typewriting. Inquire at Bee INDIAN go office, ID-HAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam. Qo2 CHEAPEST OAK SLAT CORN CRIB- BING. Long fir timbers. 901 Dnla‘llm FOE‘"!“ALE. Knlb;agon«r! gral condition _good. ress Lock Glitner, Neb, TWO fine depot wagons, 2 rockaways, 1 coupe, I traps, 1 wagonette, 2 dray Drummond Carriage Co., 18th and Has ney. Q-2 nd_plano; Box 66, Q185 FOR RENT_Bullding suitable for whole: #ale purposes at 916 Farnam, 2x90, four stories 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—Mi cias. Williamson Co., Hask Nar RE—A FOR SALE—Large house, 12 roo; house cost §22,000; $1,800 barn; t of city; will sell for $15,000. Address W 28, Bee office. RE-M7 EVERY ONE of the following BIG VALUE for the money An §-room, modern house, oak interior, ex- cellent_repalr, cast front, mear &th and Burt; chofee location—3$4, In the West Farnam location, new and modern, § rooms, oak,interior; can be bought at a bargain On lLocust near 18th rooms, good as new and a nice proper ,000. On 27th near Parker, 7 rooms, gas and city water—$1,650. On 10th near Hickory, fine east front lot, home—S$1,75 On 224 néar Mason, nearly new cottage, rents for $14;: price, $1,650. 4 On 9th near Hickory, small house, lot 20\by 150 ft.—$700. W. FARNAM SMITH & CO. 132) Farnam Street. cottage of § rooms, nice trees; a cozy RE-M67T4 A00—New six-room house at 3715 Leaven- Worth; modern except furnace; corner lot; 0 feet front; car line passes door; $400 cash, balance easy payments at 6 per cent. Telephone 27%. RS RANCH and farm lands for sale b, Union Pacific Railroad company, 8. x McAllaster, land _commis: Pacific headquarters, Omah: $1,000—2040 Arbor, 4 rms., new, sewer, wat 50x140 lot. $100 down. Snap bta Rl . . cor. 41st and Call Snap, Y. Lite. R REAL ESTATE bargains, Full lot houses in E. ‘V Smith's n;dl!l‘fl':‘lfl, $,2%0. Thomas Brennan, 309 FOR sale, 2% acres Im street. RE—M606 proyed land near east city limits Councll Bluffs. New room house, good barn, plum and apple orchards, 6'acres blue grass and clover pasture; balance good improved land. Ad- dress W 44 Bee. RE—M117 2x rnfa, 6 rooms, TEL, 49, M63y 13th CLOSING out hard coal stoves at less than a‘pnce—!mm 5 up. [Furniture cheap. ’wlyclm Furniture Co., 1410 Dodg: SECOND-HAND billlard and pool tables; billiard tables repaired; a large stock of cheap bar fixtures, oigar counters, atc. The Brunswick-Balke Collender Co., 407-9 8. 10th 8t Q292 REGISTERED pointer pup, 4 months old. 700 8. 16th. QD805 28 EIGHT FRESH COWS for sale cheap. 2565 Q—M:! X Ames Ave. SOME household furniture for sale, almost new; reasonable prices. Inquire m.chl- cago St. Q-1 26 THANKSGIVING ples and cakes. Lunch all hours. Home-made bread. 2014 Far- Q—M997 27x ham. FAX krot spei rite, but e, can write Nife ine right. In'the ““Penn Au- "Phones Q—136 26 about- life !nsurance. We mal tual”” F. W. Foster, Bee Bldg. 1817 and ¥-3206. TYPEWRITERS—Clearance _sale: sacrifice; we are selligg at less thai our surplus stock of new and second-hand typewriters; Remingtons, $15 up; Man- hattans, brand new, %5 to $50. and all thers in proportion. F. 8. Webster Co., "Department G,” 189 Madison st.. Chi- cago. M—158 26x FURNITURE for_ sale Friday, _at 19% Dodge st. P. L. Perrine. —Mi54 Tx _— AGENTS WANTED. great n_cost FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, + TRUNKS, traveling bags, sul 3 trunks repaired. Om. Trunnl F:c‘lor{c..l% Henry He doesn't ki Ho nella 1t-at 1010 Farnam et ACCORDION _ pleating, uickest. A."'& Mark, 17th i huclu. n—u‘l'ci'd IF YOU WISH TO GET a Holday Bweater of BILZ the Kafiter 322 8. 16th. R-M312 D13 Present this ““ad” before Jan. Ist and get 1-3 off on all fillngs. zrown and brid work. 3d floor Paxton Bl R—M{T5 D14 10N 1210 Farnam, R—M1 DI3 R—304 D12 I " r: cheapest, best. Dentist— Bailey— Trunks COLUMBIA RECORDS, Ask H. E. Fredrick<on. 15th and Capitol ave., Omah AND BAGS AT REDUCT| Alfred Cornish, 3 cents JACKDAW WHISKEY PURE RYE, 12 YEARS OLD; BES' 5 MEDICTNAL PURPOSES. 'f-ufi;f:?:? BROS., SOLE OWNERS, 16TH AND CAPITOL AVE. R—-M319 D3I P. MELCHOIR, machinist, 13th & Howard. R—596 THE GRAND PANTS CO., thoroughly rellable tailoring establish- ment carrying a full Mne of pure woolen Makes up sult In the house for $17.5; any pant patierns, $.60. No more, o any pant b 0 more, ng leas HORSES wintered. 43 and Black-1123. M VEA & SMITH, Plumb 118 N. 15t st Tel tlon given all work clalty. A m ;;r;d Heall L% Prompt att Repairing a 5 R—618 DIT HOLY SMOKE' Washington, e, Beck mans, W0 Farnam. T R s #ETRONGEST in the World," the Equitab Life Assurance soclety. 'Its policies gro sight ‘drafts at maturity. MO D Nedly manager. Merchants National bank blds., Omaha, Neb. R—M623 e OMAHA Hay Bale Tle Co.. 811 N, 16th st R--567 BAVAGE, 82 Farnam, furnuce work, core loes, ridgeroll gutters, skylights: Te'. 5111 R-—-Ms03 Dé Cowelll. No fee unless run ful. 218 8. 15th, Omaha. Tl.]l Patents , POULTRY SUPPLIES—Ullery & Co., 1411 Howard. Tel. 3227 R—144 ST — WANTED TO BORROW. AR et e s B WANTED, to borrow $1.250, home movey, at 6 per o l‘li. 0? igside city I.'ld!:&‘ iy, renting for $300 T ARnum. Brees W' 25, Tec - ‘Maa Furnished Rooms, steam heat, with or with- out board. Midland hotel, 16th & Chicago. THE ROSE, #ood board. 2020 Harne warm rooms, M6 ‘WANTED—Canvassfng county to solicit subsc TWENTIETH CENTU. FARMER. Steady employment with assured in- come. Agents in the country with horse and bugsy especially desired. Canvassers make easily $60 to 3100 per month. Ad- dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Bee buflding, Omaha. J-213 agents in ever tions to THIE | UTOPIA, steam heat, 1721 Davenpor t F—128 modern, steam 'he Dresher, 602 8. 13th. F-M281 D10 and board. 626 8, 19th st. FRONT room % e ROOMS with board; at; also table board. 11 ELEGANT, modern room, furnished or un- furnished, with board, in a private fam- ily, close 'in; bath. 11§ 8. 19th st, Refer- required. F—062 26 oo o l:l fflfldlnl: hot ferriam, Bth and Dodge: P DESIRABLE front room with alcove. %12 8. %th st. ELEGANT, modern room, furnished or un- furnished, with hoard, in a private fam- ily, close’in; bath. 118 8. 19th st. Refer- ences required. '—M151 2x FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, TWO rooms, §i. basement. 525 8. 2lst ave. Call in 701 TWO unfurnished rooms; block from car 2129 Burt st. G—MI163 20x e —————— FOR SALE—~HORSES, WAGONS, ETC SECOND-HAND top buggy with rubber tres, #0, runabouts, 312 und $15. Ander- sen-Millard Co., 1816-118 Ave. 'Tel. 921 P—275D11 ; Te- Frost, 14th and Leavenworth. P—920 FOR SALE—Two fine trotting bred brood mares; one I fast, the other & known pro- ducer.” Both registered and in foal to Red Heart 3d, 2:19 (sire of Chain Shot, 2:06%, Celt), son of Red Wilkes. W. H. Dwight, Le Mars, la. P—-M 503 HORSES bought and sold; also a good set of harness for sale, almost new. Little Gem Stables, 1718 Cas: P—712 26x MILK WAGON and buggy: a big snap. See A. W. Johnson, with John Deere Plow Co. P—M32% D13 ir of high bred Shetland ponfes, double harness and hand-made runabout. Original cost complete outtit, 330. Will' sell for §175. Inquire Mr. A. D. Brandels, Bosion Store. P-M123 28 H. FOR sale, & WANTED-TO BUY, DON'T give your furniture and carpets away. J. Levine pays the highest cash price. Telephone TiL. N—-M213 WANTED, a limited number of white rats and mice, guinea pigs, ferrets, rabbits, fancy pigeons, in fact, pets and birds of all kind. Please give description of your gock. Address E. L. Frederick. Kearney, eb. “ BOOKS bought and sold. Room &% N. Lite Jidg. Shonfeld, the Antiauarian N D1z WILL BUY good organ for cash. Address W 43, Bee. =13 % EEm———————p————— SHO AND AND TYPEWRITING, DRESSMAKING. A C. VAN SANT'S school 717 N. ¥, Lifa. —i4 .TAND‘A!D fllrn.ll_(hll ing Coll Farnam: s SO 'OR RENT—Desk room in officé 'with Yosuit. Apply Bi5 Bee Bldg. or Tel. ‘:‘ngq —M792 WANTED, two good men on M. Dunn atest success; excl ritory and liberal arrangement men. Absolutely new and exclusive. a omed to large lary especi: . Address L - J—M1 FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES. For Rent At a Bargain The large double storé in Bee Bullding, formerly occupled by MacCarthy Talloring Co.—46 feet plate glas front, the only one of its kind In Omaha. Present monthly rental, $175. Will rent to single tenant for $133 per month. Or will remodel into two stores and rent each store for §7. Excellent location for furnishing, store, shoe jeweler, milliner, etc. Every tenant of the immense Bee Bulld- ing, City Hall, Court House and New York Life Bullding a pos- sible patron, ¥or further particulars, see MacCarthy Tailoring Company, 304-306 So 16th St. FOR RENT, storeroom and basement in | good location, particularly adapted for a plumber show room and work room or a manufacturer with smilar requirements; power furnished if required. R. C. Peters & Co., rental agents around floor Bee bullding. 1-MT791 #-STORY and basement, 22x100; 1006 Farnain men's store, st. Inquire 314 First Nat'l Bank Blldx.u ' FOR RENT, three upper stories in four- | story bullding at $16 Farnam st, two Sorles 1t preferred. Address C. C.'Rose- water. Sec'y, Room 100. Bee bl DO IT NOW Get In on the GROUND FLOOR Nice torner office with about 650 feet floor space; quarter-sawed oak partitions; Penty of light and air; plenty of heat in winter and cool in summer: janitor serv- ice. Beveral other nice offices from §12.50 . _Bee agents. YR CHAS E WILLIAMSON CO. In Room 23 U 8 NATIONAL BANK BLDG H 113 %x | WANTED-TO RENT. IN tamilics, M . %9 N famiiies.” Miss Biurdy, 30 % 24 ROOM, for or bosrd and reom for M“t@bfl‘ K9 %x DO YOU WANT TO SELL A FARM? If you want to sell a farm or ranch tell the farmers .g &tock raisers about it. The best way to reach them is through THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER ermers. and Biocic pajoers, o000 you have a good piece of land to sell at a Teasonable price you will find a buyer Pt i S s siipiecmet 1.5 per inch f dot. M tarme type V20 °F THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER, OMAHA; NEB. ‘This homes o! RE-329 — FOR SALE, tweive-acre frult farm at Braidentown, Florida; water front, Young orange and banana grove, an d Address Lock Hox &, Giitner, Neb, > RE—19% £2,750.00. GOOD HOUSE AND TWO LOTS. One block from Dundee car line, Ten room house, porcelain bath, modern except heat, corner lots, bargain. GARVIN BROS., 160l FARNAM STREET. RE—M989 FARMS FOR SALE. res 10 miles south of South Omaha, near LaPlatte, 150 acres in cultivation, small improvements. $30.00 per acre. 36 acres nine miles west of the city, near Dodge street road, good improvements. Price $125.00 per acre. GEORGE & CO. PANY, 1001 Farnam street. RE—M9s8 29 ENGLISH & CO., Paxton Blk MUST GO AT ONCE, 9-room modern residence in West Farnam district. $1,800. Out of list of 6 properties recently adver- tised only these two remain—just as good bargains—viz: 1516 N. 26th Si, with city water, rents at $10.00; price, $850.00. 816 8, 18th, 12-r. house ‘and barn for $2,500.00. F. D. WEAD, 1624 Douglas. E—141 21 RE—M124 HARRISON & MORTON, 912913 N. Y. Life. Tel 314 In our column ad of Wednesday evening, November 18, we omitted some of our best bargains for lack of space, and also 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 BARGAINS, 1-2803 Woolworth. You can't bulld the house for the price asked—$2600; a less offer might get it. You can move Into it at once, 2—Brick warehouse at 4th and Dodge, on Mo. Pac. R. R. Improvements worth the money asked—$1,200. Other parties are figuring on building a mill near this. Trackage Is & good thing to buy just now, 34 room house, 22x30, 1%-story, good barn, at 1137 8. 2%th Ave.; good pavement on both streets and in the alley, all paid up. The lot easily worth the money asked for the whole thing. 4-Small bullding lot near Mason St. school, $200; $25 cash, balance monthly, 6--50x150, choice east front lot in Hanscom Pla; new asphalt pavement, paid for in full; $1,600. HARRISON & MORTON, 812913 N. Y. Life. Tel 314 P. S.—Since the above adv. was written No. 3 has been sold. The mill referred to In No. 2 has been started also. At No. 4 the small bullding lot is three hundred, not eight bundred RE-MIS 2% A HAVE YOU $0,0007 ! i We offer a cholce plece of business property for $0,000. Pays 6% per cent net and is not improved to the limit—something you have been 100k- ing for. HARRISON & 012-013 Y. Life. MORTON, Tel. 314 RE-TT1 $1675—6-r. cottage, $90-5-r. cottage, full Corby St. $1050—Cottage and lot, %th and Charles Sts. 2 es, 20th ‘and Douglas. s, north of Hanscom Park. $2600—10-r. house, California St. $1600—House and 10 lots north of 16th St. Owner of house, 2415 8. 20th Ave., on lot extending from 20th to 20th Ave., is anxious to sell for money to buy make an_offer. cottage and full lot one | <ountze Place, (o be built. WEAD, 1524 Dougl RE-13 27 Parke Av. lot, city water, on | ~ about life insurance. Three FACTS Gcente a day pays for si.00 insurance in The Penn Mu- Better see Foster about it TODAY! Bee Bldg. 'Phones 1817 and F-3206, RE—I37 26 HOUSES and lots n a1l parts of city acre property and farm lands. The O. K. FOR RENT-HOUSES. FOR RENT, i-room house, city water, furnace, all modern, on Fark ave, $3. 4-room house, cily water, 314 Mason st C. M. Bachmann, 13%-§7 Paxton Block, D M35 FOR RENT-Seven-room cottage, yard, in good condition. Wm. K. Potter, rec., 8 Hrown Block. DMl HOUSES & @ 812 &.1% 4% ol HOUSES TO MOVE right Co., wflice 15114 s of is Co. in all parts of th C. Peters & Co.. city, R Beo Bldg. D497 t Omaha Van Storag ‘arnam, or Tels. 1550-563. D200 2608 DAVENPORT, 10 rooms, modern except furnace, barn, §. 812 Parke Ave., 7 furnace, 3250 W. Farndm Smith & Co. rooms, - modern except 1320 Farpam St. D--M34 9-ROOM modern house, nicely furnished, two blocks north of High School; lease tHl next June $i6.00 per month W. Farnam Smith & Co., 130 Farnam St. DMz FOR RENT, 6-room house, 263 Woolworth Ave., $20 per month; possession given Oc- tober Apply to Mel Uhl, care Dally News office. DM WALLACE, Brown Block #5011, Sherman ave, §large_ Tooms. al conveniences, laundry, arn, good repa pleasant home. ) MODERN house, west part of eity, In ex- cellent_condition. For good ~tenant at once an extra low rate will be mad Willam K. Potter, receiver, %38 Brown block. D549 PAYNE-BOSTWICK & CO., cholce houses. 1603 New York Life Bidg. 'Phope 101 SEVERAL good houses, $10 to Boyer, 224 and Cuming. 'Phone 3049, FOR RENT, 7 rcom house. WE MOVE planos. Maggard Van & Stor- age Co., Tel. 14%6. Office, 1113 Webster at. D503 MoU| SES, insurance. Ringwalt, Barker Bik. D--i98 538 Park ave., 8 rooms, modern—S$32.50. 123 8. 8th avi , mod.—$30. 2221 Spruce, § rooms, bath—$22.50. %9 Franklin, 7 rooms—$ia 2014 Ames ave., 6-room flat—$10. Choice oom, modern house—$45. Davis Co., Room (08 Bee bldg. RE—&50 § 600—289x315, 60th and Grand Ave. | $1600495x260, 13th, near N street, | § 630—297x254, on hill, 8. of Country club, $1600—20 acres near Florence. $1200—5 acres, 60th and Browne Sts. § 150—Corner 'acre, Hyde Park. $ 200—Corner acre, Brighton. F. D. WEAD, 1524 Douglas. RE—140 21 A GREAT BARGAIN IN 16TH STREET BUSINESS PROPERTY. ‘We offer 8 feet on 16th st., fronting west, north of Leavenworth and south of alley, for $1%5 per front foot. Wil divide to sult purchaser, The Great Western developments in this part of the city makes this a very promis- ing investment. A. P. TUKEY & SON, 444-445 Board of Trade Bldg. about life insurance. The life insurance dollar is the RE-130 28 FACTS most effective dollar, Every dollar so invested returns three_doilars on an average. Penn Mutual, F. W. Foster, 522 Bee Bldg. 'Phone 1817.) '\ RE—13 26 BEE Chris Boyer before buyl Cuming. 'Phgno 2049. d‘fuadnfl" GARVIN BROS., 1604 FARNAM ST. D—-M6TT DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR RENT No. 138 N. 38th ave., in West Farnam street district, one of tile best locations ‘n city, 11 rooms, strictly modern, §00. DOUBLE FLAT FOR RENT. 1611-13 Howard st., 12 rooms, in first-class fepair, two batii rooms, rew plumbing, 55 per month. 4 iy BUILDING _FOR RENT FOR WHOLE- SALE PURPOSES. 1414 Harney st., 4 story and basement brick enilding, 23xi20 feet in size, elevator and sieam heat: will be put in suitable repair; per month. GEORGE & COMPANY, 1601 FARNAM ST, D-—M97 20 1317% 8. Gth st., 6-room house, modern e: cept_furnace—32%., GARVIN BROS, 1604 Farnam ‘st. or 1317% 8._6th st. D982 25 large | MENTS. Al N 512 bee Bldg U FAC TR Re-No-May € Cycle Co., 15th and Ha VIAVI® way to health. 346 Bee building, U ity U PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladies before and during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerisch, California st. Terms l‘lfln‘gll {GOLD SILVER | NICKEL "= ELECTRO PLATING. We replate anything made of metal. Make it good as new OVED TO 1608 HARNEY. TELEPHONE PRIVATE hospital during _ babies adopted. Mrs. Gardel Tel. Red-1 PRIVATE home during confinement; babies adopled. The Good Samaritan Sanitarium, 28 Jst ave., Council Bluffs, la. U—s% PRIVATE hospital before and during con- finement. Mrs. L. Fis 1601 \Inton. Tel. 1889, U589 MAGNET PILE KILLER. IT CURES. At druggists, 1. U-aa1 DR. PRIES treats suceesstully all disenses and irregularitics of women from any cause; experienced and rellable. 1513 Dodge st, Arlington block, Omnt‘xj-. COSTUMES for rent. 818 8. th. Sack. U~M&9 Dec 1 WHAT'S nicer than accordion pleating We do nothing but the finest Goldman Pleating Co.,' 80 Douglas block, cesspocls and and dead animals at reduced prices N. 16th. Tel. 1779, U—663 WILL start matrimonial burean and want name of everybody of either sex who has matrimonfal aims, send name and descrip- tion and addréss. Confidentis No charges. Address W 0, Be U EYE DR , EAR, NOSE AND THROA WILKINSON, CREIGHTON BLOCK Tre t, and operations for catarh; catarrhal " deafness, gnlarged (onsils, ronfc sore throat, cross eyes, etc. Ivea 2 to 6 o'clock. Examination free 15th and Douglas. U~084 D LIKE the bell cow we lend—Dresher the Tallor—1616 Farnam; open evenings. Two busy making clothes |l|lv('|l‘!\nA GOOD second-hand sewing machin: $ to $10. We rent machines or $2 per month. Wa repalr for any machine manufactured. NEBRASKA CYCLE CO., 1bth and Harney U-114 THANKSGIVING DINNER, 35c. At the Dresher, 802 South ifth, successor to the Melrose. 'Dinner served from 12 to 2:30 o'clock. U-128- SPECIAL. 2628 Seward st., choice 11-r, strictly all mod- ern house, sultable for two familles, for only $30 per month. PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO., 601-03 N. Y. Life Bidg. D-4132 27 A_SIX-ROOM strictly modern furnished house in West Farnam District; new and in every way desirable. Benson' & Myers, 318 N. Y. Life Bldg. D—Mi4) 9 —_— CLAIRVOYAN'TS, ] mist. 716 N. 23d; 'phone B- G&l R, pal »l H Good Investment H £6,750 Property, Yearly Rental $900 ‘We are offering 3 modern 7-room cotages, near Park avenue and Leavenworth street, all in first-class repalr, for $6,750, that are rented for §25 each all the time, never vacant. You ‘cannot find a hotter investment than this in Omaha. Figure it out, then come to us and we will show you the property. Hastings & Heyden, MRS, CARRIB SMITH, SOV LADY QUEEN of clalfvoyants; every- thing told, past, present and future. Bat istaction or no pay. 307 N. 1éth. MADAM MOYNIHAN, graduate School of Occult Sclence, New ' York. Expert palm- st, clairvoyant, ~physiognomist; iraces and describes. thieves or friends; locates minerals. 1 wili guarantee my readings and the charges will be nothing if I can- not see your friends as they are or de- scribe_your home. 1 have read for the late President McKinley, Mrs. Potter Palmer, Mme. Patti and many other promineént people. Will accept engaj ments to read and entertain in homes. 510-511 N. Y. LIFE. 'Phone_ F2655. R 09 26 IF TAKEN NOW We Can Sell a Five-Room Cottage for £1,000. ON EASY TERMS AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Well and Conveniently Located Near ALL OF THE BEST CAR LINES. WYMAN, SHRIVER & CQ,, New York Life Bldg. RE-MI67 0 H Acres Close In H 5 acres, 2 blocks from Ames avenue car line, with fair bulldings; price, $2700, HABTINGS & HEYDEN, 5i0-511 N. Y. Lite. RE—MI47 17 LIST your city property with us for quick sale. We have the buyers. The Abbott- Cowan Co., 812-314-316 Brown Bl RE-Mio6 WALLACE’'S SNAPS. There are no better investments in Omaha, for the money, than these: $2,600+Three stores, always rented, bring- ing $456 per yéar, with ample ground, on paved sireef, ocar line, always rented and tenapts always doing g00d business,” Nos. 2204-6-8 Military ave. More ground if wanted. | $6,600—At 30th and Pinkney, ground 150x128, 11 3-r._cottages, one store, paying $300 per ‘year. WIll exchange for good Nebraska farm land at cash value. ! $7.500—One of the best business corners out- side business = center. - Double btore, flats above, 3 cottages, rents $1,200 a year GEORGE G. WALLACE, BROWN BLOCK. RE-MI6 28 9-ROOM modern house, good barn, full lawn, shade; Hanscom park district, §2 EW 5-room co! nace; lot, 42x1 $1,900, ¥ ; modern except fur- nice location; worth ERNEST SWEET, 613 N, Y. L 2L, 1472, —M161 26 H H Canada 480-acre farm in_southeastern Assiniboia adjoining town of Bulgonie, which has eight large grain elevators; land nearly all broke, very fine and level; wheat went 3 bushels to the acre last year; next s crop will pay for the land; fairly good buildings; | price, $17.00 an acre. Owner has large mines in Colorado, which he wishes to develop, which is his reason | for selling. H Hastings & Heyden 510 and 511 N. Y. Life Bldg RE—M141 CHEAP, EAST FRONT LOT. A full east front lot on Thirty-elghth st., just north of Farnam, partly graded; 120 will put in nice shape; owner must scll, and will take 31,160 for it this week. Easi fronts one block south are selling at 5,000 10 $4.000; only # few east fronts left at any { price, 80 close to the Farnam street molos i line. 'Can and let us show it to you. Of- | fice open all forenoon. Hicks, &9 Board of | A'rade_Bidg. Tel. 116, RE_MI6S %x FURNITURE PACKING, Peterson & Lundberg, 1 8. 1ith. Tei, L3856 c e W | "PIA 1615 DOUGLAS ST. 8. -M108— MME. GYLMER, SCIENTIFIC PALMIST. The most scientific palmist of the ege; 7 vears in Omaha.This wonderful woman Yas for years been conceded to : leeding “ife reader” of the you are in need of ad: able ‘ady. Farlors, CLAIRVOYANT. ATTENTION! YOUR LAST CHANCE to get a $ life reading for $l. Consult the greatest 'ife reader of America. He is a clairvoyant by birth and a medium by o gift of God. He sees all hidden m Torics aeh (lance, locates burlca- t ures, setties lovers' quarrels, brings tack good luck, cures every known disease, 10 matter of what nature; removes all evil spells, bad influences and makes the #ad heart happy by his wonderful powers. Call_and see him at once and if you do not find him superfor 1o any medium who ever visited Omaha your ‘ife reading will cost you nothing. PARLORS, 1709 DODGE ST. 8-111 27 NOTICE! SHE 18 HERE. HAVE YOU SEEN HER? Viola La Marr, the cele- brated medium, clairvoyant and healer, 18 now In Omaha. by special request, and may be seen dally for a short time.” She is recognized by all as the most wonders ful woman llving. Your entire past and future life from the cradle to the grave is an open book to her. Consult her at once and learn what fate has in store for you and avoid the dark pitfalls. All who fre in trouble or doubt call at once. All Work at re@uced prices while here. She makes every £ad heart happy. Call foday. Parlors, 1724 Capitol ave., room 19; hours, 9 to 8. 8-110 25 BUSINESS MEDIUM. 718 N. 17th st 8- ATTELS, MONEY TO LOAN~C! TRUST PEOP! R PLAIN r URI WIiTHOUT PUBLICITY. also loan money on FURNITURE, NOS, HORSES, etc., without removal goods. LOW RATES—EASY PAYMENTS, DON'T pay a high rate of interest for but call and get our rates before Isewher: n s the CHEAPEST, BEST MOBT PRIVATE in_the city. RELIABLE CREDIT CO.. Rooms 307-308 Paxton Block. EASY 1968 TO GET Best explains our methods. 10 PAY We loan on furniture, pianos, warehouse Feceipts, etec. Or If you have a permanent position’ we can make you a BALARY LOAN without security, except your own agree- ment 1o repay. Our service is quick and confidentiai and we always try (o ploase. All that we ask 15 that you give us a call belore you bLoriow elsewhere. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 119 Boerd of Trade Bldg. Tel. 286 (Established 1592). 306 5. 16th 8/ of and MONEY LOANED ON, FURNITURE, PIANOS. LIVE STOCK, SALAKIES, ETC. and easy torms. Try us if onfidential you Wi PHOENIX ant to ave money. CREDIT CO 63 Paxton block. 16th and Farnam sts, X040 LARGEST BUSINESS IN LCANS TO BALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team- ers, boarding houses, etc.. without ne- curity; easiest terms; 40 offices in prin- flful cities. Tolman, #0 Board of ‘'rade Ridg. X4l MONEY locned on plain note to salaried r\wll: business confidential; lowest rates. A4 Paxton block. T J. A. Hution Ce. X-5a MONLY loanded on planos, furniture; jew- elry, horses, cows, etc. C. ¥ Reed, 31§ .12 SREIGN | WANTED=MALKE HELY MEN to learn barber trade; free railroad fare upon our failure to convilce you ot this being the BEST, largest and only rellable, most practical varber coliegs in this section of the country; write for catalogue today, Western Barbers’ lnsti- tute, Omaha, Neb. B Mot GOOD messengers wanted; Ersi-ciass {ay. A. D.T. Co, A2 8. 13th, B4y WANTED, for U. married men, between ages of 21 and &, gltizens of Utiited Btates, of good charag: ter and temperate habits, who can spe: read and write Knglish. For information pply o recruiting ofticer 1tth and Dodge Omaha, and Grand lsland, Neb, Food Co. sal- 1619 WANTED, two agents at ence, ary; city work. C. ¥. Adans Howard . WANTED, neat, bright young mun; to work ‘and learn optical grindi H. J. Penfold Co., 1408 F WANTED, a bcy wit' a horse to dellver The Evening Bes in Last Om: ha. Call at The Bee office, circulation Gepartment, 8 Pp. m. B--1de30 MAN-—Under 3, falr education, 10 prepare . for Gov 't Pesiticn, Bipin with 100 salary. ox 670, Cedn” fa. I'-i45 Dz WANTED, firoy-class siusage u-ker and meat cutter. -half intere: i5 market foe sale. C. Letehford, %07 8. Main st., Councll’ Bluffs, Ja. B ME0S SALESMEN-—Jubber footwear 1nd ciality shoe; Kansas cnd Nubrasi experlence and_territory lines. Address W 9, Ber MEN-8;lendid opportunity to iearn barber trade; ‘our In-tructions, free clinic, mod- ern convenlences makes course most com. plete possible; If interested in w_profe: sion that will make you independont write Moler Barber College, W02 loouglus st. B—-M890 27x WE HAVE solved one of the most difficult problems in (he retall fobacco business and that Is to sult all kinds of ta; We clalm that our stock you can’ and smoking tobacco—clgarettes, 160. W, F. £Toecker, 1404 Doug'as. R-928 THE SMITH-PREMIER FEMPLOY MENT DEPARTMENT furnishes | stenographers without charge. Tel. 1254 or call at office, corner 17th and Farnam sts, B--M134 DT WANTED_Sign p Friter. Apply a Bank building. alnter and window card once. 301 First National R—M991 WANTED—Two trustworthy bors to work nights Good salary, W. U. Tel, Co., M3 South Thirteenth street. B--Mi02 26 WANTED—First-class electricfan ane who understands running chine. Apply W. J hotel, bot. 4 and § WANTED, by large wholosale house, br energetic young man for general office work; state age, experience and saiary wanted. Address W 42, Bee, B—987 25x ht WANTED—A boy for copyholder; one that ad manuscript readily. Apply Mr Bee composing room, 6th floor. B-M162 2% lacksmith an work for the ancroft. Neb. B—M150 30x WANTED, an_all-around horseshoer, 8t once: stead right man. Niels Hjelm has had kev- y eatisfactory B--MI153 29 eral years' experle Address W 45, Bee WANTED. and sell s Dealers, 1119 a good-appearing man to travel «. J. J. Deright & Co.. Safe m st B—M169 D2 BRIGHT, active young man wanted as slesman in Nebraska and the Dnkotas uainted with the lace and velling_buyers in territory nam i dress_Burr & Hardwick, 122 New York City, N. ¥ Fifth ave., B—M164 28 WANTED-SALESMEN, ANTED, salesman with an established ade in’ the Mguor line in lowa. Apply {0 Ferdinand Westhelmor & Sone. St. Jo- seph, Mo, M52 D1 OSTEOPATHY, Johnson institute, 615 N. Y. Life Bldg. T. ~661 The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bldg. T. 2552, —442 Atzen & Farwell, Paxton Bl DR. GRACE DEEGAN, 8 N. Y. Life. Teb Fayette Cole, Osteopath, 509 Paxton hi.‘.‘Q —1 FLORISTS, HESS & SWOBODA, 145 Farnam. —o78 , 1518 Farnam 8 ) SANATORIUM OMAHA Wlorence Sanatorium. Phone ¥ 2264; | bik. w. of car iine.. City *phone, Citv bath and massage pariors. QI& .a‘-'k .