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TIIE OMAITA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1904.10

SPECIAL NOTICES

will a takaa til IB for aarvaaUf edition aaa aatll 8 a. as. (ofth merilif aaa r adltlaa.

Rates, t !-- a ward ni Insertion,la a war thereafter. Wthlnr takeafar leee tana M far ha ret laeer.tloa. Tkeae adrertlsaa-OB- t sans keran eeetlrlr.Advertisers, kr reaaaetln a .tiered check, eaa aaewerk ad-

dressed fa a aanikarea letter la aareaf The Bee. Aiiwm aa addressedtrill ta dellverad aa areeaatatlaa afcheek:.

MISCELLANEOUS

Day School Night School

BOYLES SCHOOLEater Now Catalog Free

H. B. BOYLES, President,. New York Life Omaha.

CUT-RAT- E TICKETS verjrwher. P. H.

fhilbin, loOt iVnm and opp. Union sta-

tion. Tel. 784 and I618. B 8.8

TRY KELLY'S TOWEL SUPPLY. Trt. 8630.

CITY SAVINGS BANK pay 4 per cent.it WW

EAGLE Loan Office; reliable, acpommodA- -

Un; all buelneaa confidential. 1A "',Y Garbage Co., O .

18th. Tel. 1779. 8J

EXPRESSMEN'S DeUvery Co.. moving endstorage. Hi N. 16th. Tel. 1185.

fcUBLICITY DESIGNS WHEATON.ln theBee bldg.

SIGN PAINTING 8. H. Cole. 1802,

H. W. M'VKA. Plumber, 1124 N. 2fth. Tel.1747. R 9S6

STANDARD FILTERS Huber. Tel. SM2.1301 Farnam. . R 8S8

STOVE & FURNACE REPAIRSTel. 960. 1207 Doug. Omaha Stove Rep. WW,

R404

OMAHA SCHOOL SUPPLY CO.. 1621 How-ar-d

at R M767 S10

MODELS and experimental machinerybuilt,, patented article and- noveltiesma do for Inventors and others; modelmakers' supplies, tools, castings, rears,etc. Write for terms. AIL R. Gardner,Atlantic la. R M766 S10

P. MHLCHOIR, machine work. 13th andHoward. R 991

CITY STEAM LAUNDRY211 S. UTJfi. 'PHONE 164.

Why crr your soiled linen? Our wagonsca.I and deliver same. Bills collectedmonthly. R M148 816

The Omaha Waiehouee Co., 609 Jones;'phone 1366; radse, storage and forwardlrig.

R 193

HELIN ft CO.. TAILORS, 817 S. 15th.B M223 630

THE PARTRIDGESHELLY THOMSON CO."

COAL, FEED AND ICEVHAVK OPENED THEIR OFFICE- AT

1609 FAkNAM ST.BUSINESS SOLICITED.

- R M65S 14

OMAHA PLUMBING CO., Tel. 3846. JohnMorrlsaey, Mgr. Res. Tel. 3814.

R M650

BUSINESS CHANCESDRUG stores bought and sold, every state;

special plan. F. V. Knleet R. P.. 701 N.Y. L. bUlg. ..- - , Y-- ssa

AB BCtT-C- O WaN bO.,' 1st Nat. Bk.' bldg.,can get you In or out of business Y 993

SHOLES-ARMSTRON- G CO., 722 N. T. Life.Tel. 49 ' Y 994

WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchangeproperty or business quick, see J. U.Jour 648 N. T. Life. 'Phone L2270.

Y. 896

TO get In or out of business, or If you wantto ouy or sell real estate see Omaha RealEstate and Business Chance Agenoy, 406N. Y. Life bldg. Y 896

BU9TNES8 CHANCES FARM LANDS.OMAHA APPRAISAL COMPANY,

322 NEW YORK LIFE BLDG.,PHONE F2866.

Y-- 997

$10 REWARD If you can show me a goodlocation for a doctor. Address A. Lang-ma- n,

Fremont, Neb. Y M723 llxFOR SALE County lights for patent Au-

tomatic Stick Pump; great seller for paf- -, ent right men; exceptional terms. James

Doughty. Sioux City. Ia. Y 730 lOx

FOR SALE HORSES & WAGONS

2 EXPRESS WAGONS and 1 top wagon, al-most new; will sell cheap. Johnson asDanforUv s.w. cor. 10th and Jones sts.

. - v. ., P 668

15 NEW UTILITY WAGONS below cost,1 axles and wheels, t--ft body, buggytop on seat. Snap, 138.00 each. Drum-mon- d,

18th and Harney. P M778

IF YOUR WAGON needs fixing take it tor Frost, tie fixes. 14th and Leavun worth.:,,. .. P-- 176

FOR SALE Horses tor city driving or de-livery. Your livery trade solicited In

. cither buggy or carriage work. Mel-choi-

Livery Barn. P M260

TWO-SEATE- D extension top carriage, al-most new; pice size for one horse; willsell chtan. See B. F. Winn, 14 Far.nam st . P M539 lo

WORK HORSE) for sale cheap. 369 Boule-vard ave. south. P M706 llx

Al FAMILY HORSE! 1318 Fa mam.' P 71 10

MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATEFARM and city loans: low rates. W. H.

Thomas, First Nat'l Bank bldg. Tel. 164.... W 143

PRIVATE) money. F. D. Wead, 1620 Douglas.- w-- iia

WANTED City loana and warrants. W.Farnam Smith Co., 1320 Fornam at

W--144

ACONEY TO LOAN. Payne Investment Co.W-- 14S

PER CENT loana. Garvin Bros., 1604r amam. w 148

LOWEST rates. Bemls. Paxton block.W-- 147

MONEY to loan on real estate at I and 6Vper ocm nr. x. snoisju, tva fiamae oiag,

- W 148

WANTED TO BUY

8HONFELD, the ANTIQUARIAN, 82J N. Y.I 'feP'H'f hlet frloe for books. Tel.'- N-- 114

HIGHEeTT prices Bold for furnished fiats., a JK, tie, r , N lieWANTED 100 cars of bones; also buy

scrap Iron. tlnfolL rubber, copper, brassand all kinds of junk; can aW furnishsan weigms, any amount. Bamuel M

, iter, law uaiaua, auu -- Hy, Ma.ywnit nie. , mtw Blux

:ASK for your horses. Melchtor's Liveryliurn ' 4 XT V, m ,

ii.PRINTING

PRINTPDO Crounse Hlock, Corner ofv,-1-M

KRAMER CHANDLER. OUICIfPKINTERS. 1108 Farnam. To deliver'wra wnea promuea is our noooy. Uil

. PRINTING Not how cheap, but how aoodIs our motto. Oreat Western Printing

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T u CTTID, Waa I . bl. ...... ..Vlistied 13 years. U SoulA Thirteenth

. et., Omaha. '

WANTED MALE HELP

FALL TERM NOW OPEN.Omaha Commercials College,

17th and Douglas Sts.,New classes in au aeyartments. stest timeto bKn nigui echou oeiteuer bvltor free catalogue. Address.

KOHitfeouOrt BAuS., Omaha, Neb.B ft

WANTED FOR U. S. ARMr-'Able-b- od ledunmartied men between ages of il oclUsens of United States, of good cuarac-te- r

and temperate nablts, who spea.read and wrue English. For lnfurmaiioaspply to Reorulting OBicer, 13th anaDouglss sts.. Omaha, . Lincoln, Neb., orSioux City, la. liMtn

DRUO empldVei, mansgers, salesmen, ate.,for any stste F. V. Knleet, R. P. .01

N. Y. Wdg. B 876

SALESMEN who are selling groceries toranchers to handle our goods. AddressChicago Grocery Co.. Ban J

WANTED Boy with horse to deliver TheMorning Bee. Call at circulation DeptBee office, 3 p. m. B M184X

MEN TO LEARN barber trade; free rail- -. m . nnJlMlI UKU 1 til Umil UU 1 IHllUlo vyou of this being the BEST and only re-

liable, most practical barber college inthe United States. Write for cataloguetoday. Western . Barber's Institute,Omaha, Neb. 267

WANTED-- A good Barber. Northside Barber Shop, Sutton, IMeo. tt oui u.

WANTED Two city salesmen at once. C.F. Adams Co., 161ft Howard St B 667

WANTED A good barber. North SideBarber Shop. Sutton, web. ow in

WANTED At Panama canal, buildlnetmH,f aU 1 ort nrlim,n rrutk, waiters.

, etc.; expenses paid; Inclose stamp. Ad- -aress A 11, ea amoi u.

WRITE, telephone or call. Wanted 100drug clerks of all descriptions; positionsfurnished at once; positions now open;rood wanes. F. V. Knleet, R- - P.. 701 N.Y. U Bldg. B M647 11

WANTED First-clas- s gents' furnishinggoods salesman; none Dtu tnose wnn yoursof experience need apply. J. L. BrandelsA Sons. Boston Store. B--664 10

WANTED, young man stenographer In lawrillU C. AUUnni X0& ovi, mi nana v.n,Neb. B M680 11

BRICKLAYERS wanted at governmentcorral, Twenty-secon- d and HlcKory. i.P. Keefe, contractor. ' B 708 11

WE are the only people open. Saturdayarternoon, we nave fi actual vacancies.If you are not entirely satisfied call andsee if we can't obtain a better position.

We must have a gent's furnishing sales-man QUICKLY. ,

Stenographer for law office.A good drug clerk for city.Yountr man, good penman.This is only partial Hat.Call or write ror complete imt or vacancies.

WESTErUS km . At Hunu Ada in,840-8- N. Y. Life, Omaha.

B 704 I

WANTED Immediately, driver for laundry wagon; must rurnlnn rereronce. in- -

We prepare you quickly as Illustrator, cartoonist, lawyer, pnarmacisi, stenngrspner.bookkeeper, journalist, ad writer corre-spondence man, banker. Write for freebook, "Profits of Knowing How" tellseverything. National CorrespondenceSchools, 82 When., Indianapolis, U. 8. A.

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WANTED Young man to become a correspondence clerk, will quaury you in youroivn home. BleT s&Jary. Address E. C,this office. B

WANTED Good barber; must be first-cla- ss

in every respect: 314 per ween. Addressat once, Ernest M. Day, Creston, Ia.

B M708 13

WANTED Twenty laborers at Auditoriumbuilding, 15tn ana tiowara. noeonngConstruction company. B M707 lOx

WANTED Men everywhere; good pay; todistribute circulars, aov. rrt.ncr, isigns, etc no canvassing. National Adv.Bureau. Chicago. B M7Z1 Ux

flO PERMANENT salary to energetic men:we eu property everywnere. winnerMarple, Sioux City, Ia. B M718 lOx

WANTED gereral first-olas- s eolallst

325 to 840 weekly; permanent employment;samples free. Columbia Phonoeranh Co.,16a Farnam. B M724 11

a noon pohtttonIs a'wavs open for a competent man. HI

dimcuity is to nno ii. we nave owiraiofor Mcti grade men of all canactttesexecutive, technical and clerical naylnfrom 81.800 to 810,000 a year. Write forplan and booklet Offices In twelve citiesHAPGOODS (Incorporated), 916 Chemicalbuilding. St Louts. B

WANTED FEMALE HELP

WANTED Girl for general housework;small lamuy; gooa wages, buuv Marcy.

80 GIRLS; Canadian office, 16th and Dodge.c 103

WANTED At 8172 Dodge St., a girt forgeneral housework. Highest wagea paid.

C--668 llxO. K. American-Germa- n employment office.

Oldest, moat reliable In Omaha. lf24Dodge. C M380 06

WANTED A girl for general housework.24ii tapitoi ave. c Mas 10

WANTED Three) or four good girls at D.B. Smith Ext. & .spice Co., 803 n. loth st

' C M644 Ux

WANTED A working housekeeper for afamily ,or seven; tnree children; good sal-ary: rood home.

Also an experienced teacher at good salary!location, 8. L. ; Dotn persons can nie onhomesteads nearby. Address A 21. Bee.

1 699 U

WANTED Experienced hands In cloak department alteration room. Apply Mgr.Cloak Dept, J. L. Brandels A .Hon.

C M718 11

WANTED Young lady with taste for artto learn hook and msgaslne Illustrating.' Address B. C, this office. C

WANTED Two glrles to wait on table;one lady for pastry oook; one lady forpantry' work. Apply at Dellone Hotel.

CM712 10

WANTED Experienced laundry girls.Hlrtchev Laundry, 409 North Twentv-flft- h,

South Omaha, C 706 11

WANTED SITUATIONSSITUATION by a successful traveling

salesman, either aa city salesman for anOmaha wholesale house or position of ahigh grade; experienced In dry goods, no-tions, or can sell any specialty; owing todomestic affairs, must leave the road. A8. Bee. A MSii 11

YOUNG MAN desires place to work forboard while going to school; experienced.Boyle's Q"llege. 3684. A 963

SALESMENSALESMAN with established drug trade tohandle side line In Omaha: light samples;good commission. 20 E. 8th st., Cincln- -- "at'. O - M723 llx

FOR RENT STORES 4 OFFICESIF A GOOD light Is needed, we can show' """' ouice on me nttn noor

I?t"Jf'"Laldoro2H.' l moderate priceKr Co., ground floorBee building. J a

A 110 office in the Bee building carries withIt all of ths conveniences and advan-tages In the way of heat, light. Janitorservice, all night and all day and Sundayelevator service. A 310 ofllce Is now va-cant CaiiV i once. It C. Peters & Co.,ground floor Boa building. I 4U8

and basement brick building, 1003Faruam, 22xlu0, hydraulic elevator, suit-able fur wholesale or manufacturing litFirst Nat Bank building. 1130

FOR RENT Two-stor-y and basement brickbuilding, south side of Id St., betweenHastings and Denver avea. ; central loca-tion fur any line of business. Write .un-dersigned for further Information. A. HCramer, Agent, Hastings, Neb.

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TO LET September 1, AneV commodious of-fice room with large vault and fixtures,suitable for banking. Insurance, railroador head office of any large concern; for-merly occupied by McCuRue Savings banktnd Bankers' Reserve Life Insurance Cubuilding, Fifteenth end Dodge.Apply W. Fanuua Biuilh Co., 1 Fsrn.mat 1-- UU

If yon have a second-han- d store, some fufnitnre, books or anything you Vould like toturn into money put a small add intheBec'ff FOK SALE MISCELLANEOUS Column, itwill do the business. . -

You will rent your rooms If yon advertise in The Bee.TUB BEE PRINTS THE MOST PAID WANT ADS-B- EE WANT ADS BRING THH' BEST RETURNS ALWAYS.

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FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS

ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th Chicagoiu lue

DEWEY, European hotel. 13th and FarnamE lut

tX.ti PER WEEK. Doran house. 422 S. istb,E 107

VIENNA HOTEL, 1011 Farnam; fine rooms,ladles' cafe, private dining r.j open nlshta.

10s

Midland Hotel, 16th Chicago; reasonable.110

t ROOMS; housekeeping. 1112 8. llth.B iVllBj

ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished. 116 N.26th. E 287 Ux

TWO front rooms, elegantly furnished;large modern stone house. Phone 4,

Z4Z3 K MM VSOUTH front alcove room. S680 Harney

treet - E M671 12x

LARGE front parlor,, alcove, modern detached house, lawn, shade, pnone. ota r.20th. E M684 11X

NICELY furnished room, modern: ratesreasonable. 1809 Chicago. E M686 llx

LARGE, pleasant rooms; modern detachedhouse; lawn; first-cla- ss board; convenientto city. 1818 Capitol ave. E M687 llx

NICELY furnished single room, corner flat;cveryining nwraeni rauuimuio.fornia. E 391 13x

SOUTH front parlor; modern. 2024 StMnrl ave.

NICELY furnished front room, all modernconveniences. 621 S. 18th. E

EAST-fro- nt rooms; newly erected, modernbrick house. 642 8. 24th. E-- 062 11

FURNISHED ROOf.TS AND BOARD

O. M. E. TEL. aUMESSENGERS AND BAGGAGE.

F 111

THURSTON HOTEL; cool, outside rooms,1.60 to 4.o per weea; ooaru, e.w.

F 11

Midland Hotel, 16th & Chicago; reasonable.K 11,

VICINITY of High school, modern southfront rooms. Including board, 85 per week.2406 Cass. 'Phone A2693. F-- 607

WANTEI-Roomma- te, by a young man of21 years of age: must be young, well-ap- -'

pearlng and respectable; house is strictly' first-cla- ss in every respect; board good

and room large and well furnished; rates12a per month. Address Y 29. Beet F 960

DOUBLE parlors, well furnished; hot andoold water In rooms: also large closets;board; rates reasonable. 618 S. 19th.'

534

DOUBLE parlors, well furnished; hot andcold water in rooms; also large closets,board; rates reasonable. 618 8. 19 th.

v F M660-1- 1

NICE front bedroom; gentleman pre-ferred. 1911 Blnney. 'Phone S2G20.

F 452 10

STRICTLY lst-cla- ss board, very reasonable, at 710 B. lMtft. n

THE ROSE, 2020 Harney Handsomely fur-nished rooms, suitable for two; goodboard; rates reasonable. F M686 15x

NICELY furnished room, lst-cla- ss tableboard: modern nouse tnrougnoui. ivnCalifornia. F-- 392 13x

NICELY furnished rooms, good board;convenient for lunch; reasonable. Ill S.17th. F 398 14x

NICELY furnlahed front room; good board.2310 Douglas. F 348 lSx

WELL furnished light, airy rodms, all modern conveniences, at isi Lniumu.F 389 13x

NICELY furnished rooms, lst-cla- ss tableboard; all modern conveniences, at 2323Harney. F 390 14x

FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms, withor without board. 606 S. 21st ave.

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UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT8210 CABS ST. Two south rooms, partly

furnished, suitable for light housekeeping.G 698

THREE or four desirable unfurnishedrooms. 2212 N. 19th (Boulevard).

G M682 llxTWO large rooms, south front, 1H blocks

from car line; modern. 2412 Cass.. . G-6-

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MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS

$1.00.Has there not been times when Itwould have been worth more than100 cents to youT It Is our busi-ness to supply you with moneywhen you need It and allow youto return It In small weekly ormonthly payments, as may bestsuit your convenience.We loan on Furniture, Pianos,Live Stock and other chattels,and we make salary loans. Ourterms are aa good as any andbetter than many. We are theoldest concern in our line Jri" thecity, with consistentdealings to recommend us.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,US Board Trade Bldg. Tel. 2196.(Established 1892.) 306 S. 16th St.

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MEN HOLDING- - BEST POSITIONSsometimes need money. We can supplythe need without publicity and at the low-e- at

rate, and the loan can be repaid bysmall weekly, semi-weak- ly or monthly pay-ments. We loan on furniture, pianos, etc.,without removal; also on salary by givingus your personal note. Honesty Is thechief requirement, and you will receive afair and square oeal. Don't borrow untilyou see us. Open Tuesday and Saturdayevunlugs until a p. m.

J. aTHUTTON. 614 PAXTON BLOCK.' X Miwl

3 P .C. YEARFROM 3100 to 8i,ow loans on your personal

note at 8 Ph-- CUM' i'iJ.K 1'EaK. AUgood loans wanted.- Call or write and gelmy system. W. L. hUistmsn Co., Ii06Farnam, Omaha. X134

LOANS made on all kinds of chattel security, also, on sAiiAiu,B.

Low Rates. Kasy Terms. . .

Quick and Confidential Service.Call on us If In need of MONEY.

PHOENIX CREDIT CO.,38 Paxton Block.

. , X-- 141

MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLEand others, without security; easy pay-ments; largee business In 49 principalcities. Tolinan, room 714 N. Y. Life.

. X 138

MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew-elr- y,

horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 819 S.13th. X 138

MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE. STARLOAN CO., 644 PAXTON BLOCK.

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BEE FULLER, 426 Paxton block, for loanson watches, diamonds and Jewelry 140

CHATTEL, salarv and jewelry loans. FoleyLoan Co, 1604 Farnam st X 136

SALARY and collateral loana Templeton.112 Bee bldg. Tel. j4. X137

LOANSON SALARIES. FURNITURE. PIANOS,

LIVE STOCK. KTO,PAYMENTS AND RATES TO SUIT YOtJ.

- RELIABLE CREDIT CO.84P-- M PAXTON BLK. TEL. 14:1

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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

COTTAGE FOR SALE' EASY PAYMENTS

$1860.008C6 N. 26th st, t rooms, gas, city water, In

good condition; line yard, lot xi-- leet;abundance ot iruit and snade trees; alsobarn; terms, van) casn, balance (la permonth.

UWRGli CO., 16ul Farnam St.RE Mt48 11

CLOSE IN. .Modern, reiloenct; paved street;

choice location; best tiling ou the maraeiat the pnee 4,0uu.

W. FAKNAM SMITH & CO.,lii-- v Farnm au-et- t RJfi uS

NORTH OMAHA BAROA1NS.brick cutis ge, sioie building and

cottage attaciieo, lut VixiU, on oar Hue;lenta m i.ooo, half caaa. Apply toowner, ul t. Y. Lite Ki M447

FOR SALE A, One, modern residence prop-erty, newly built In small but growingIowa town on c. sit is. W. R. it.; a splen-did opening for physician and drug store;price Is low; write to owner. J. M. Ben-nett, Atkinson, Neb. Rifi Mdli

FOR SALE One not of 31,800, due In oneyear, secured by first mortgage on goodImproved Omaha property, ocarina 6 percent interest, payaDle semi-annuall- y; alsoone note for tl,6u0, due on or before threeyears, interest at 6 per cent, payablesemi-annuall- secured by first mortgageon good property. Both are absolutelysafe and given by respectable parlies.Address the owner, S 26, Bee office.

RE-M- 46S .

BARGAIN to home purchasers. If you meanbusiness. Call 436 Board of Trade.

RE 597 S24

CSAS Williamson Co..u tBFfJr1- -

RE 119

Ulus. your property. Baker Bros. Eng. Co.' RE 120

81.000 WILL BUY neat cottage and goodlot on Blnney st. ; easy terms. ThomasBrennah, Room 1, N. Y. Life Building

RE MK15

TWO brand new cottages, modern exceptfurnace; one 31. mo and the other 82,450.

SHIMER A CHASE.Builders of Modern Houses.

t RE M61

I HAVE eleven modern houses In WestFarnam district, which I offer for sale ata great discount from former prices; untiltwo of these houses are taken, these willgo below cost; f buy property, materialand labor cheaper than you can; I will

I sell It 20 per cent cheaper than you canbuy or build; come early. If you want abargain. Ed, aamilton, 211 8. 17th st.RE M717 13

DO YOU WANT TO . . .

-- SELL A FARM?If you want to eU a farm, or ranch tell

the farmers and stock raisers about It Thbest way to reach them Is through

'THETWENTIETH CENTURY

, FARMERThis agricultural, .weekly goes to 60,000

homes of farmer and, stock, raisers, so Ityou have a good piece of land to sell at areasonable price' you will find a buyeramong them. The' best of an advertisementIs small 2 c - per, word in smoU type or

per ince u ot. IB large type,

ROR RiN-T-HOUSESPJYNE-BOSTlUSiK-- CO., choice houses.

601-6- New V6rs?Jfe Bids. 'Phone 1016... . . uiu

UMI all parts of the city. ThetHJUOCa-b- , 5, Davis Co.. 808 Bee bldg.' V 12Z

THE Omaha Von and Storage Co. pack,move ip 1 store H. H. goods. Storehouse,1120-2- 4 V. 19th. ' Office, 1511V Farnam.Tel. 1568. - D 123

Un ln varf of the city. K. C.nUUOCO Peter & Co.. Be Building.D 126

RESIDENCE on Georgia ave., near Pa,c;'llc, 10 rooms, attic, basement; modern;east front; fine grounds, 66x140; trees.Apply 314 First Nat l Bank bldg. D 126

SEE CHRIS BOYER, 22d and Cuming.D-- 127

FOR RENT end ready for occupanoy,and hall detached house, 2701 Dodge

street, near High school, 840. Every-thing new and In this house.Call for key at 2906 Dodge St., or tele-phone A2124. D M311

HOUSES, Insurance. Rlngwalt, Barkeroia. jj iza

(30 N. 24th St. rooms. Porcelain bath,toilet, furnace, gas. Newly pointed andpapered. Tenant pays water. 130.

802 S. 29th St 7 rooms first floor. - Modernexcept furnace. 827.60. 7 roonis secondfloor. Modern except furnace. 826.00.

2909 Leavenworth cottage. Porce-lain bath, toilet, wash bowl, gas. cellar.Newly painted and papered. Tenant paywater. 826.

2911 Leavenworth 4 rooms above store.Newly painted and papered. Porcelainbath, toilet, gas. Front and back stairs.Tenant pays water. 320.

2676 Capitol Ave. rooms. Modern. Barn.Tenant pays water. $25. ,

1037 8. 2uth St. nouse. Newlypainted and papered. City water Inkitchen. 326.

2203 Pierce St. house. Bath, toilet,city water, gas. 120.

26th snd Davenport When finished, I finemodern bricks. See plans at office.

2626 Emmet St. 8 rooms. City water.Large yard. 12 60.

8817 N. 19th St (rear) 4 rooms. Well wa-ter. 6.

2609 S. 2oth Ave. cottage. City wa-ter. 315.

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2611 S. 2oth Av. -- room cottage. City wa-ter. 31S- -

M'CAOUE INVESTMENT CO.,1506 Dodge 8t

657

WE VOVB pianos. Maggard Van A Stor-age Co. Tel. 1469. Office 1712 Webster st

D '34

TO LET Furnished, modern house,near high school.

house, new and strictly modern,nice lawn and f!ne location. '

W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,1320 Farnam street. D tO

FOR RENT Nice, modern house.41st and Dodge sts. The O. F. DanielsCo., 608 Bee Bldg. D M588 10

modern ho. II" N. 81st st .836.00'modern brick residence, 1144 8.

3d St.; vacant October 1 80.00modern house, 704 S. 86th st 16.00

house; city water; 1162 N.16th st 14.00

THOMAS BRENNAN..Room L S. Y. Life Bldg.

613 13

TO R E NT house, all modern : lateststyle furnace; porcelain bath, marble lav-atory, etc.; screens, storm doors and win-dows, 826. Another, same as above exceptfurnace. $24; three squares from Hanscompark. J. C. Selden, 407 S. 10th.

D M6G6 llxFURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.

Nicely; furnished house for rent to rlrhtparties until April, 1906. Apply 1134 thave. D M646 14

680 S. 28th St., 8 rm ; all modern; ele-gant 837.60

4019 Hamilton st, 7 rms., all modern,good repair '. 26.00These are all elegnpt places.

v KENNAHD 4V LOWER,0 Brown Blk.

643 11

FOR RENT rooms. 2619 N. 15th.D 621 20x

FOR SALE OR RENT, modernhouse and barn. Iocs ted near high school.If. 9 Chicago: rent $F0 per month. Inquireof W. H. Griffith. 417 N. 26th st.

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132.60 Fntlrely new house, all mod-ern. Twvnty-eevent- b and Douglas.

812 60 cottar, city water, large lot.Twenty-firs- t and Valley.

O. Q. WALLACE; brown bixmtcD 701 U

PERSONALDR. ROY. Chiropody R. 2 St 3. 1504 Farnam.

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DETECTIVE Capt. Cormack. 617 KarbachDIOCK. Tel. A iKiZ. uun

VIAHNPTIP treatment A baths. Mine.I Binith, 118 N. 16. 8 fl. R- - 1

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TRY KELLEY 8 LAUNDRY. 'PHONE 3536.U io

TRUSSES made and fitted to men, womenana cnnoren. 140S Farnam St.

THE H. J. PENFOLD CO.U 167

"VIA VI." way to health. 850 Bee Bldg.U 168

TUB. vapor and alcohol bath. 720 8. 13th.U M

INFORMATION wanted of A. J. O'Brien;last seen in Dubuque, la., 12 years ago, byhis sister, M. O'Brien, who lives now 108West st. West Hoboken, N. J. Cousinuna luu-dimo- (MacMullen by marriage).

U-4-J34 9x

DON'T fool with your eves: be careful whoexamines them; wt test eyes free forglasses ana guarantee satisfaction.

THE H: J. PEN FOLD CO..Leading Opticians, 1408 Farnam.

U-- 100

ACCORDION AND SUNBURSTPLEATING, RUCHING.

SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES,GOLDMAN PLtAilNG CO.

200 DOUuLAS BLK, XKL. 1936.U 44

GENTLEMAN (36), secretary In manufac-turing concern, wishes to lorm acquaint-ance of young lady or widow in good cir-cumstances; object, matrimony. Addressa id, uee. u jp vx

FRANKLIN Tailoring System '.aught1764Vi Leavenworth. U-- 446 b!3

STUDY ART-LEA- RN TO DRjLW JoinMr. Case class. Studio 301 Boyd a theater

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IMPORTANT Why pay more? Guaran-teed spectacles fitted, 81. Kendls Opticalwi, eus xx. join. uulojo suu

86 REWARD will be alven to anyone whownr sena on tne address ot a gentlemanma name of John Uillott, wrn) left fcmer.field, in England. 25 years alio, as a reht'tive of hia who is visiting ln this countrywould like to see him, Whose name isSamuel Ward of Ashton Under Lyne,Lancashire, England. Present address,Sainuel Ward, care James Morgan, boxWUl 1...... 1 1.. , ' ! ij nH' MV, AUIUBfc mil V1VM U, V. U II 11. U WO 7A.

OMAHA Stammerers' Institute, Ramgn Blk.u-- uu

WE DO exDcrt Dlano movlnsr: lowest rates.. Schmollcr A Mueiler, 1313 Farnam. Tele- -

pnone iia. u sitso-u- il

E. D. KECK, voice teacher.. 1892 Farnamstreet u M582 06x

WIDOWER jC40) wishes to meet Cattfollolady; object, matrimony. Address A 88,nee. vM X

MASONIC Two routes from blue lodge toKhrlne; all the degrees; to any address,two stamps. Masonic Observer, Minneapolis, Minn. u M719 Ux

LARSON ft JOHNSON, cut rate to allpoints 1406 Farnam. Tel. B2113. Mem-bers American Ticket Brokers' Assn.

U M617

MEDICAL

HOMEOPATHIC medicines, wholesale, re--van. onerman at Mcuonneu, umana, 1st

DR. PRIES treats successfully all diseaseand Irregularities of women, from anycause; experienced and reliable. Address,wit:! stamp, Dr. Pries, tfllfc Dodge st.,Omaha..- - . .i 163.

PRIVATE home during confinement: ba-bies adopted. The Good Samaritan Sani-tarium, 728 1st ave.. Council Bluffs, la.rei. 14. 5Z6

PRIVATE home during confinement; babiesadoptefl. Mrs. Dr. King, 606 N. 16th. 8dfloor; tel. 3559. M582 S24

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUSSECOND-HAN- D safe cheap. Deright, 1118

r arnam. y im100 KINDS of Mineral Water. Sherman

McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. Q 165

FOR SALE Several scholarships In a first-cla- ss

standard school in Omana, compris-ing complete course ln business, short-hand and typewriting. Inquire at Bee of-fice, i Q 862

TELEPHONE poles; long fir timbers;cheap chicken fence. 801 Douglas. Q 166

WE RENTSewing machines, 75c week.

We repair and sell parts .

for every machine manufactured.Second-han- d machine

from ia.OO to 310.00.Nebraska Cycle Co.,

'Phone 1663, Corner 16th and Harney.Q-- 167

FOR SA?,E Solid oak and mahogany-to- p

bank er cashier fixture, ln good condi-tion, at a bargain. Address C. C. Rose-wate- r,

room 100, Bee bldg. Q 624

ELECTRIC nickel in slot. Peerless pianoplayers and Regtna muslo boxes, bigmoney makers, clioap for cash or time.Suhmuller 4k Mueller, 1313 Farnam. Tel ltij.

Q 16a

TWO HEAVY STEEL HORIZONTALTUBULAR BOILERS FOR SALE.

Two boilers, 100 horse power, which havebeen used but six years; made of fireboxsteel, triple riveted, butt and strap joints,insurance company permits of pressureof 125 pounds. They are now In use andcan bo seen at boiler house rear of Beebuilding. Can be delivered about August25, Call or address W. H. Bridges, engi.neer, Beo building, Omaha. Q M9u2

COMPLETE line new and furni-ture. Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge.Tel. 2020. 01(3

GO TO DIAMOND Loan Office for loans;bargains In goods ln pawn. 1401 Douglas.

Q 170

FOR BALE Second-han- d Brome. ApplyA. J. Simpson, 1411 Dodge. Q lfl

BAR IRON AND STEEL.Pennsylvania Iron A Steel Co., Jobbers ln

merchant bar Iron and steel, selling verylow. It will pay you to wiito for prices,801 Farnam, Omaha. Q 204 816

FOR SALE Lot of second-han- d fire brick.Inquire Engineer Bee building. Q M314

FOR BALE New and second-han- d billiardand pool tables; bar fixtures of all kinds;easy payments: send for catalogue.Brunswlck-Balke-Collende- r, 407 8. loth Bt,Omaha. Q M562 B23x

POOL TABLES and show cases. 1407 Har-ney st Q M1S7

FOR SALE OR TRADE Gas and electrio'light plant, ln g, county-se- at

town of 3.600 population In Missouri. Ad-dress Y64, care Bee. Q-- 326 9

AUTOMOBILB-ri.SO- O new Shelby, 8 or 4passengers, with top, 8850. H. E. Fred-rlckso- n.

1502 Capitol. 713 09

HOMER PIGEONS There Is a great de-mand for homer squabs snd breeders.Space of ground 72x86 feet storked withhomers will bring returns not less than83.000 per year. Write for free book. Pot-te- rf

A Mason, Hutchinson, Kan.678 tx

2 TO 4 H. P. used gasoline engine: give fulldescription and price. F. L. Dunn, Os-ceola, Neb. Q M68S lOx

FOR SALE Good Holsteln cow, 8 yearsold; gives 12 quart milk rer dav. In- -U in r, Ail, re. iiBi. ii

PATENTSU. J. COWOILL. 430 Paxton blk., Omaha.

PATENTS H. A. Sturgis, registered attor-ney. Patents, trade-mark- s, copyrights.No fee unless eucossful. 617 New YorkLife building, Omaha. Neb. Mloov

SUES A CO., Patent Lawyers: advice free.Three office: Bee building, Omaha, Neb J114 Dearborn st, Chicago, III., and 1(M8 Ft., WMhinatoa, D. C Tel M2

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THIS FOR THAT

WILL trade rowing machine for type-writer, eb. Cycle Co., 15th and IJrnJv- -

WHAT have you ta exchsnge for a piano?Per.leld Piano Co., 1611 Famm. Tel. 701.

SS 173

IF THERE la nothing In this column youwant, put an ad. in and you will soonget It. Z-- 153

WILL exchange beautiful rtano for driv-ing or draft horse. Schmollcr Mueller,1313 Farnam. Z M487-0- 3

TO EXCHANGE 820 acres northern Mis-souri, clear, well Improved, for Incomelown property; choice brick building,3S.000, rented $500 rer yesr, for merchan-dise; 800 acres southern Iowa, very choicefarm, lightly encumbered, for incometown property or merchandise. Denny,Graef A Bartlett Maxwell, Ia.

Z M677 12x

400 ACRRS In eastern Kansas. IH milesfrom town, good house, fair outbuildings,fine orchard, 100 acre cultivated. 1.15 acrestame grass. IS acres alfalfa, balance bluestem meadow and pasture. In the oildistrict; price. 318.000; will take stock ofgoods and store building In pay pavment.Box 1128, Kansas City. Mo. fZ M716 11

WILL exchange high-grad- e rlano for typc- -writer. Schmoller A Mueller, 7313 rar-na-

Telephone No. 1626. Z M 4R8-0- 3

CLAIRVOYANT

OTLMER, pianist, 71S North Twenty-thir- d.

Telephone B3246. 8149MRS. CARRIE SMITH, SOVEREIGN

LADY QUEEN OF CLAIRVOYANTSEverything told. past, present and future;satisfaction or no ray; also a wonderfulmagnetic healer. 807 North Eighteenthst Bnm nt

FLORISTS

HESS A 8WOBODA. 1416 Farnam. 110

L. HENDERSON. 1519 Farnam. Send forprice list of cut flower and plant.

ALFRED DONAGIIUE, JR.. 1607 Farnam.Tel. 83.13. 11

OSTEOPATHYJohnson Institute, 616 N. Y. Life bldg. T. 1664

176

MRS. JOHN R. MUSICK. Osteopathy Phy-sician; office, Douglas block. Tel. .''823.

-1- 77DR. FAR WELL, specialty nervous dlsesse.

604 Paxton. 178

LAW AND COLLECTIONSE. F. MOREARTY, Atfy., 437 Paxton. Tel

A26S9. -1-08JOHN M. MACFARLAND, New York Life

bldg.. room 804 and 819 Tel. 1562. 104

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITINGA. C. VAN 8ANT'S school, 717 N. Y. Life.

100

FAC SIMILE letter, envelope addressed.Boyles College. 101

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LOSTLOST, Thursday morning on 16th st, 'be-

tween Ohio and Corby, roll of bills andcheck. Liberal reward If returned to Re- -publlc Oil Co. Lost M6S3 10

POSTOFFICE NOTICE(Should be read DAILY by all Interested,

as changes may occur at any time.)

Foreign mall for the week ending Sep-tember 10, 1904, will close (promptly ln allcases) at the general postomce as follows:Parcels post malls close one hour earlierthan closing time shown below. Parcelspost malls for Germany close at 6 p. m.September 6th and 12th.

Regular and supplementary mails closeat foreign station (corner of West andMorton streets) half hour later than clos-ing time shown below (exoept that supple.mentsT malls for Europe and CentralAmerica, via Colon, close one hour laterat f oreign station).

Transatlantic Malls.SATURDAY (10th) At 2:30 a. m. for LIV-

ERPOOL, SCOTLAND and IRELAND,per s. s. Lucanla, via Queenstown andLiverpool (mall for other parts of Eu-rope must be directed "per s. s. Luc-anla"); at 6 a. m. for EUROPE, per s. s.Philadelphia, via Plymouth and Cher-bourg; at 8:30 a. m. for BELGIUM di-rect, per s. s. Zeelanr, (mall must be di-

rected "per . Ze!r.S"); at 8:30 a. m.for ITALY direct, per a. s. Hohenzollern(mail must be directed "per s. s. Hohcn-r.ollern"- );

at 9:30 a. m. for SCOTLANDdirect, per s. s. Furnessla (mall must bedirected "per s. s. Funessla").

NOTICE Five cents per half ounce Inaddition to the regular postage must beprepaid on all letters forwarded by thesupplementary malls, and letters deposit-ed in the drops marked "Letters for for-eign countries," after the closing of theregular mall for despatch by a particularvessel, will NOT be so forwarded unlesssuch additional postage is fully . prepaidthereon ty stanipa. Supplementary Trans-atlantic malls are also opened on thepiers of tb AMERICAN, ENGLISH andFRENCH steamers, whenever the sall-In- es

occur at 9:00 a. m. or later; and latemail may be deposited ln the mall boxeson the piers of the GERMAN LINE8sailing from Hoboken. The mailt on thenlers onen one hour and a half beforesailing time, and close ten minutes beforesailing time, imiy regular postage (let.ters 6 cents a half ounce) Is required onarticles mailed on the Piers of the Ameri-can. White Star and German (Sen Post)steamers; double postage (letters 10 centsa nan. ounce) on other lines.

Halls for South and Central America,Weat Indies, Ete.

SATURDAY (10th) At 3:30 a. m. for BRAZlL. Der s. s. Syracusa. via Pernambuco, Rio Janeiro and Santos (mail forNorthern Brasil, Argentine, Uruguay andjraraguay must De directed per s. aSyracusa"): at 8 o. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND, per . s. Rosalind; at 8 a. na. forBERMUDA, per s. s. Trinidad; at 8:30a. m. (supplementary 9r30 a. m.) forCURACAO and VENEZUELA, per a. .

Maracalbo (mall for Colombia, via Cura-cao, must be directed "per s. m. Mara-calbo"); at 9 . m. for PORTO RICO,per a. s. Ponce, via Ban Juan; at 9:36a. m. (supplementary at 10:30 a. m.) FOR-TUNE Island, Jamaica and

except Magdalena Dep't, peta. s. Siberia (mall lor Costa Ricamust be directed "per m. s. S-iberia"); at 8:30 a. m. (supplementary10:30 a. m.) for ST. THOMAS. ST. CROIXLEEWARD and WINDWARD ISLANDSBRITISH. DUTCH and FRENCH GUI-ANA, per s. a. Fontabelle (mall for Gre-nada and Trinidad must be directed "peis. s. Fontabelle"); at 10 a, m. for CUBA,per s. s. Mexico, via Havana; at 12 mfor ARGENTINE, URUGUAY and PAR-AGUAY, per a. . Afghan Prince.

Mall Forwarded Overland, Etc, Except Transpacific.

CUBA Via Port Tampa, Florida, cloae atthis office dally, except Thursday, at16:30 a. m. (the connecting malls closthere on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdavs).

MEXICO CITY Overland, unless speciallyaddressed for despatch by steamer, cloanat this ofllce dally, except Sunday, at1:30 p. m. ard 10:30 p. m.. Bunduys al1:00 r. m. and 10:30 r. m.

NEWFOUNDLAND (except Parcels-pos- tMalls) By rail to World Bydney,. ana.,thence by steamer, close at this offictdally at 6:30 p. m. (connecting malls closehere every Monday, Wednesday and Saturdav).

JAMAICA By rail to Boston, snd thencaby steamer, close at this office at 6:36p. m. Tuesday and Friday.

MIQUELON By rail to Boston, and thencby steamer, close at mi eincs uauyat n. m

BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS (EastCoast) and uUATfcMAUA uy ran toNew Orleans, and thence by steamer,close at this office dally, except Sun-day, ot 1:80 p. m. and 110:30 p. m.. Sundays at 11:00 p. m. and 1 10:30 p. m. (con-necting mall closes her Mondays at 10:30p. m.).

COSTA RICA By rail to New, Orleans.snd tnenc Dy steamer, close at misoffice dally, except Bunday, at 11:30 p. m.and 110:30 p. m., Sundas at 1:00 p. m.and 10:W p. m. (connecting mall closehorm Tueadava at 110:311 D. m l.

NICARAGUA (East Coaat) By rail toNew Orleans, ana tnenc iy steamer,close at this office dally, except Bun-da- y,

at 11:30 D. m. snd 110:30 p.' m.. Bun- -days st 1:U0 p. m. and ,10:3" p m. (con-necting mull close here Thursday al110 80 p. in.).

IRfcyilHTKKliD MAIL close at 0:00 p. ra.previous day.

Traaapaclg Malls, Forwarded Over-land Pally.

Th schedule of closing of Transpacificanail i arran(od, eo th prMuinplioa of

POSTOFFICE NOTICEtheir uninterrupted overland transit to port" 4of sailing The final connecting mails (ex- -cept registered Transpacific malls, whichclose 6 p. m., previous day) close at thegem-ra- l postofflce. New York, as follows:NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA (except

West), NEW CALEDONIA. SAMOA. HA-WAII and FIJI ISLANDS, via San Fran-cisco, close at 6M p. m., September 8,for despatch per a. a. Sierra. (If the Cu-na-

steamer carrying the British mallfor New Zealand dors not arrive In timeto connect with this despatch, extramalls closing nt 6:30 a. m , 9:30 a. m. and6:80 p. m. ; Sunday at 4.30 a. m., 9 a. m.and 6:80 p. m. will be made up and for-warded until the arrival of the Cunardsteamer.)

TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS viaSan Francisco, close at 6:30 p. m., Sep-tember 8, for despatch per s. s. Marl- -

J I ISLANDS. AUSTRALIA (exceptWest), and NEW CALEDONIA, via Van-couv-

and Victoria, B. C, close at 6 30p. m., September 10, for. despatch pers. a. Manuka.

HAWAII, via San Francisco, close at 6:38p m., September 12, for despatch per s. s,Alameda.

HAWAII. JAPAN. CORBA, CHINA andPHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San Fran-t-isc-

close at 6:30 p. m., September 16,for despatch per s. a. Coreo.

JAPAN, CORE A. CHINA and PHILIP-PINE ISLANDS, via Seattle, close at 6:3)

m., September 16, for despatch per . s.r.Iyades.JAPAN (except parcels-po- et malls), CO-RE-

CHINA, and specially adrtreasedmall for PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, viaVancouver and Victoria, B. C, close at6:30 p. m., September 20, for despatchper s. s. Empress of India.

JAPAN, COREA, CHINA, and speciallyaddressed mall for PHILIPPINE IS-LANDS, via Tacoma, cloae at 6:30 p. m.,September 23, for despatch per a aMachaon.

HAWAII. JAPAN, COREA. CHINA andPHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via Han Fran-cisco, close at 6:30 p. m., September26, for despatch per s. . Gallic.

V I'll, rr XTrt A 1TTT, ITT, .....IliI.iT Ui:.fl l.llll'. ai . rfmn iriirii,West), NEW CALEDONIA. SAMOA, VHAWAII, and FIJI ISLANDS, via SonFrancisco, close at 6:30 p. m., September24. for despatch per s. s. Sonoma. (If theCunard steamer carrying the Hrltlsh mnllfor New Eeaisnd does not arrive ln timeto connect with this despatch, extramalls closing at 6:30 a. m., 8:30 a. m ,and 6:30 p. m.; Sundays at 4:30 a. m.,9 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. will be made upand forwarded until the arrival ot thCunard steamer.)

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS and GUAM, viaSan Francisco, close at 6:30 p. m., Sep-tember 26, for despatch per U. S. trans- -

MANCHURIA AND EASTERN SIRKRIAat present forwarded via Russia, Insteadof via Japan, the usual route.

NOTE Unless otherwise addressed, WestAustralia Is forwarded via Europe; NewZealand via San Franclaco. and certainplaces ln the Chinese provinces of Yun-nan, Kuelchow, Ssechwan and Kwangsl,via British India the quickest routes.Philippines specially addressed "viaEurope," must be fully prepsld at theforeign rates. Hawaii la forwarded viaSan Francisco exclusively.

CORNELIUS VAN COTT.Postmaster.

Postolflc, New YorX.N. Y., September2, 1904. ........

O. M. E Tel. 611.

, MESSENGER AND BAGGAGE.1618 Farnam Street

WILL GET YOUR BAGGAGE THEREON TIME.

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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Scandinavian-America- n LinePart Twia-Sero- rMsr Stoamor Dlroct tNorway, Swidin and Dinmark.

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With Ruiila and Germany.A. E. Joknsen A Ca 1 Bioadaaj, M Yark.

LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE AND CAUTION.The lust debts of Guy A ndrws con-trad-

hafnr Annul 30. 1904. Will, beingduly certified and presented within reasonable time, ne paid ny me. v "are, however, warned agalnat truatlng ori.nin ..iri rinu tniinwa on my accountor cashing checks bearing his name, bs- -jause, save as aoove, iany Indebtedness by XsvnKWU,

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