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THE OMAHA DAILY 11 EE: SUNDAY, APTUL 15, 1900. 23 von a aim on n.xciiA.xJi:. UNIMPROVED lands In western Nebraska to exchange lor merehanrtlse, printing outfit, cattlu or valuable property. Lock Box fa, Harvard, Clay County. Nob. , S M649 2 1 a.WO-ACItlJ raneh, located In, southwest Texas. . This ranch In nil fenced nnd sub divided Into pastures; bus 35 miles of run ning water, rurnlshe.l by large springs; i wclla located In pasture, with windmills. This land Is well sodded with mesqulte Brass and within 4 miles of ppstofllce. Has Krtod nmch houso and largo barn at head quarters, with 'good correl pens. Will tradn for city property or good farm lands. For particulars address P. O, Uox 317, Dallas, Tex. 55-057 15 MAG.VKTIC HEALING. THE GREAT WESTERN INSTITUTE OP MAGNETIC HKALINO. MAGNETIC healing Is gaining ground every day, lfcoplo who have Investigated arc . convinced that It Is tho proper method nnd twhal's more, they don't hesitate to Kay . so. Patients suffering from severo pain get relief In ono treatment. Prof.! nnd Mrs. Holl'nre .'now pormanently locttd at 1623 DOUOLAS ST., whero they are fully prepared to treat all diseases -without tho nsB of medicine, or Hurgory: also teach (ho "business. Diagnosis and consultation free. K1H& CANcnii ;i iii:. DR. HEN8HAW. mlcroscoplst nnd srlen tlllo specialist. CUIIK8 CANCER without pain.' Provides special Germicide inedl cities and every known means fop tho treatment of consumption, catnrrh, nsth in a, Ilrlght'H disease, epilepsy, skin dis ease, and dlseaao of tho EYE nnd EAR, Treats old ulcers, blood poison, goltro, scrofulous and clandular swelling, piles, fistula, rectal and bladder dlllicultlcs. heart disease, paralysis, diabetes nnd nil wasting and debilitating dMeuses. Macro scopic examination of thA blood nnd other accretions of tho body. Thorough physical examination. Urinary analysis. Twenty flvo years In hospital, general and special jiractlcc. onico at residence, 616 North 19th St., Omaha, Neb. I'artle out Of the c(ty may obtain full Information by writ ing. rmiMTtmn repairing. GLOBE Couch Co.. 1519 Lcav'th. Tel. 2529. 6SS PACKING, upholstering, mattress, feather renovating. Tel. 1331. M. 8. Walklln, 21U Cuming Bt. 713 Mnttre upholstering, finishing, carpentry. Omaha Cabinet Shop, 1606 Cass. Tel. 2183. -930-A16 LUNDEEN, upholstering, cabinet-making, i roflnlshlnc: mattresses mado over. 1523 Leavenworth. 192 May21 SHORTHAND AND TYI'KWIUTING. A. C. VAN SANT'S school,. 717 N. Y. Life. -727 AT OMAHA Bus. College, 16th & Douglas, 728 BOYLES collego, court reporter principal. Bee Uldg. -729 NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand col lege. Boyd'H theater. 730 IIIOYCI.ES. Repaired, 2t & Charles; tires, $1.75. Tel. 2327. -917-May 1 THE best now bicycle, $10.50 up; repairing, enameling nnd sundries; 2d-hand wheels, . MI51 winns ami TAXiniinMY. STOCK'S Bird store. 1C03 Leavenworth. 725 OSTKOPATHY. JOHNSON Osteopathic Institute, 615 N. Y. j .no mag.; Aio jonnson, u. v., Indies dopt.Gld. E. juhnson, Ostcopathlst, mgr. 714 M. E. DONOHUE. D. O., of Still school. Klrksvllle, Mo 601 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367. 715 A. T. HUNT,bsteopath;'all chronic diseases; "results tell." 305 Karbach Blk. Tel. 2J52. 710 LOCKSMITHS. KBT8 fitted, locks repaired, by B. W. tichneldcr, at Townsend Gun Co. Tel. 870. M6Z0 AZ3 C. R, IIEFLIN. expert locksmith and model niuKtr, ttoutn letii at. 'Phono 2022. 921 TYPE WRITERS, REMINGTON Standard Typewriter and supplies, juia I'arnam. vzo TYPEWRITERS, secondhand, 1118 Farnam 721 I'AWMIHOKKRS. RAGLE Loan Ofllce. reliable, nccommndnt Inc; all business confidential, 1301 Douglas. 733 Diamond loan ofllce. Hth nnd Dbuglasi'low rairn, most rcuaoie unreaeemca coons, MiO JU MBUICAI,. LADIES out of health find prompt relief, Box 232, Omaha, Neb. Conlldentlnl. M573 A27 LADIES, Chichester's English Pennyroyal pills are the best; nftfei reliable; tnXn no owier; eonu ic, sinnins, lor pariicuini "Relief for Uullcs." in letter bv rctu mall; at dtugglstl), Chichester Chemical l;o., I'niladciphla, Pn. i;m:hai, shorthand work. THOS. I. WILSON, nll klnds of shorthand worn, umce wi uoyu Theater. Tel. 2135, 3il CAItPE.NTIlll AM) JOIIIIKIL ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd'VepnTflng luiiuiiuiY iiimnura iv. j. i. .ucnutrec, 370 HOTELS. MBTJIOPOLITAN. Euronean. 12th & Doiiir las; lowest rates. Win. Barr, Mgr. Tel. 244 il 878 THURSTON. 15 & Jackson; American European. Nowly rellttod. Prices mort'r'to i . F M74! FURXlTimiJ PACKIXn. DM. Van Stor. Co.. 1511H Farn. Tel. 1550, SG3, 7SJ MCKEL PI,ATI.1. Omaha Platlpp; Co., Beo Bids. Tel, 553.-. -r72 TIllI.MC FACT4IRY. TRUNKS, traveller bags, suit enses. Trunk repaired, Om. Trunk Factory. 1209 Farnam 7-i JIIMC. I. & M. Junk house, J. Milder, Prop., denlcra in nil mciais, unities, otc, Lnrionus a specialty. S01-S03 Farnam, Omaha. Tel, 2373, . iui at t AUCTIONEERS. OMAHA AUCTION CO. Satisfaction guar untceu. km js. juth St. Tciepnono -M732 WATER FILTERS. "STANDARD" Wnter Filters, nil kinds of niter nuppiios, Tel. 308. 1607 Ilnrnoy St .Mil.! AH1 Vim SALE-I.IYH STOOIC. Ki;i,UAlN HARES. nil Vl.-lr, N.kptt Hupply Co., Breeders and 'Dealers t-trin w, uirni. S14J9 30' WANTED TO IIOKUOW. tate security. E 30, Bee. -(It KOIt K.tl.K HHAI, liRTATK. here is your SAVINGS HANK. AND YOUR lioMB. S BEAUTIFUL LOTS , for sale for $160 each, HO down and 110 per nionth. locnted on Z5th nve, 2-?th, 27th and Fort sts., ilve-mlnuteV walk- from Jlth st. ariid Ames nve. motor lines. How long will It bo beforo 21th and 30th sts. will bo paved from Ames ave. and tho motors running to Miller park, to Florence and possibly loop them through Kort st. to tho prospective U. S. Military academy Never again will you bo abtc to buy such lots nt such a figure nnd on such terms. If this Isn't your opportunity o got ahead in tho world, to save up your money, to start a home and to become a full Hedged, solid citizen of thN Gate City of tho West, then I am mistaken. Call at my ofllce fdr plats and full par ticulars. GEO. 1' II KM 1 3, Telephone SS3. Paxtdn Rlock, H13-0IJ 15 J. V. ROHHINS A CO.. 1&0Z FARNAM STREET, Wo.havo too many' Easter .offerings to. at tempt to Itnmlze except a few for samples, Hero Irt one that does not often offer. Tho , owner or tho ecxi;u reel iyi joining our olllco bulldlriff On tho west writes Us to "Hell nt somn price," and. we shall do so this week, What are wo,offered7 Tho high bidder takes It. Wn can offer tho cholco of three beautiful 6 and 7-room residences, tw'o oh 8t. Mary's nml 25th it. and ono Just ono block, south, either or nil of them at JZ.100 each). Don't mUM this chance. Wo have. Just sold a splendid bnrgnln on Georgia avenue, but have two others that aro as gotwl or hotter. Ono 7-room cot- nun on rill lot aim lino snauv izrounus. cast front, for M,500. Another 7-room, nlco home, for H.500. Tnesc. are uotn special bargains. In addition to these we have some of tho most 1pm ruble res denco In the West Fnrnnm st. district nnd In thp vicinity of Hanscom park, many of wnioii can do had for less than the Improvements cost. Ono ennnot afford to buy vacant lots nnd build whllu such hnrcalna are offered, If bargains are what are wanted we havo them. J. W. ROHHINS & CO., 1602 FARNAM. RE 20 15 W. II.. GATES. (IIS N. Y. LIFE. PHONE 1291. rooms, most now, fully modern, porcelain ham, naruwoou iiuisn, eiecirin light, tox 110, cast front, shades trees, $3,MX.00. In 'Hanscom park district, 8 rooms on Georgia, ave., modern, shade, lot 60x140, closo to park, I3.2W.0O. rooms, near High school, $2,000.00. rooms, barn and full ncre ground, I6th and Spencer, lays nice, $1,800.00. 8 rooms, sewer, bath, barn: a good, roomy 2-story house, In good neighborhood, 3 blocks of car line, and can bo bought for $1,600. rooms, porcelain bath, gas, lot 40xlt0. fronting Kountzo Plnee. $2,000. VACANT. E0vt27. N. E. mr. 27th and Woolworth. $700: mis la cheapest, lot in uanscom par 65x163, on Hurt near 2lth, only $fi0. XSxlM N. W. cor. 21th and Wirt. $1,600. lll'lKtlUMI UIIUUi 101 feet front .011 32d ave., near Dodge, $3,700. 71x124 . v. cor. ism ami win. nno, ti.sw. r. . t .1 ...... 11. .. 1. .1 . 1 t'riiliiutriii fiiuunuin, biiuuu uuvn RE-618 15 UNIMPROVED LOT8 FOR 8ALTJ. $8,600.00 for 110x180 tt. S. J3. Cqr. 33.rd & Farnam ats. , . . ,. . $3,!W.OO for 107x109 ft. N. E. Cor. 25th & Chicago Hts. , '. . 2,91.0.00 for corner East front on 38th Ave., 70xlG5 ft.; Htrwts paved; permanent side walk and all dDCclal taxes paid In full. $1,0)0.00, for ltt on Farnam between Vlth & 4lHt; lot has been grancu ana special taj:os mi IM In full. $1,400.00 for 60 ft. South front lot on Har ney between 33rd .and 34th Sts. $450.00 for lot on Ames Avenue, one block .west of 24th St. . . $350,00 for very deslrablo building lot one block rrom S4tn ana Ames avenue, 011 easy ngvmpntu. $20.60 for east front lots on South 13th St. $123,00 each for several Ipts on 14th St., .near valley, on mommy payments. GEORGE & COMPANY. 1001 Fnrnam St. RE-574 15 SUMMIT iPLAGE.- SUMMIT PLACE, Theso BEAUTIFUL lots, lying on West Farnam "KOPJE." surrounded by ELE GANT modern houses, nro not like "SPIONKOP." to bo held nlwnys. They Hro going, to be apd and arc going tnot V Cross' the "TUGELA" river while you can buy one. $10,000 sold ttlnco Mnrch 1. Call and ''HOER" us about them. CHEAP. CHEAP. PAYNE-KNOX Co. POTTER-SIIOLE8 Co, NEW YORK LIFE BLDG. RE-4514 13 FOR a few dnytt only, lino residence at 32J and Pacific, with Daxemem uurn, will offored at great sacrifice; ten rooms, hot wnter heat, electric light.- hardwood finish; n choice homo on easy terms. N. W. cor ner. Apply at residence. HE M550 16 PAYNE-KNOX CO.. HEADi-'ARTERS for REAL ESTATE BARGAINS; LOW EST RATES on LOANS; SOUND IN SURANCE; HOUSES, FLATS, STORES, for RENT. First floor, N. Y. Life' Bldg. HE-T04 HENRY B. PAYNE. C01 N. Y. LIFE BLDG. Heal estate, llontais, Loans, insurance. RE-703 IF YOU have a bargnln to offer In real estate sco s. A. uroaawcn, wn i. v. 1.1 re, RE-707 HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also tiro insurance, ucmis, i-axioi) pik. ,'y 'VJ SNAPS In real estate, money to loan. L. L. Johnson Co., 314 s. 15th Ht. iiK-11: CHEAP homes on monthly payments. In surance. Money to loan. u. k. nirning ton, 605 Beo Bldg. REr025- IfENRY B. PAYNE'S SPEflALS. . iS'lV Rhtr nt' n Siroimi hmiso for only 13. 27as''Parktr ft., a nlco fi-room cottage, with city water inside, iu. 2914 2Sth nve, a good 8-room house In llrst-clnsH repair, with ; ioa .xenceo, in, only $14. M a vih ol n Ann S-ronifi all . modern -. ... . : ". ' . . . . . . houHO.'Dii Farnam .car jinK..j30. , I have other good houses 6n my list! better seo It ueforo you move. HENRY II, PAY Nr., Ileal Estate, 'T'onns. .lnsuraiv N. Y. Life Bldg. ''Phone lire. 601 1016. RE-fill 15 40 OR 80 ACRES nenr Benson, within 2 miles pur lino. IM) ner ncre. 99x132 feet. Rightly corner down town, cheap III (IV,UW. Houses and lota from $350 to $25,000. Farm lands near uniana from z to 'ju bor ncre. Flvo (5) per cent money to loan on tfllt-edge yropcrty nnu tarms OlIN N. FRENZER, OPP. 'OLD P. O. , , REpMSO HANSCOM PLACE hom, with good barn, nn lueai pinco, ,w,w, Another for $7,5CO.oo. And still anothon nothing botier, J2).00.100, M. X Kennard & Son, Suite ,110, llrowu blk. nu mist FIVE-ROOM cottage on Grant, near 21th Htreet, city water and porcelain sink In kitchen, stonn walk, all In good repair, good collar, only $i"0;- half 'cmll, balance can bo arranged on monthly payments. Tho plnco would .rout for $10 per month, Wyman-Shrlver Co., N. Y. Life Bldg. . - HK-M1DB 15 KOUNT.E placo resldencd). 9-room modern house and two lots; corner loMs nirbotile- vnrd; snup. if taken nt onco .1923 Wirt, RE-50S 16 ' REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Your cholco-of 7,0CO,000 acres Ranch Itnd for nle by Union iPaclilo Railroad Company nt from' COa to $2.00' per acre. Knu.. Neb. Colo., Wye and Utah, Aildress It. A. Me Aiiister. i-ana com.. iOjnahu, Neb, RE-612 Mny ,13 2212 AND 2214 N. 23th, two good 'houses, clttifrrtmo for $1,600! some, flno lots at 21th nnd'Mnsoii, chtfap! lot f, bloek'l. HaWr thnrne ndd at a bargain 2701 'Hnmlttlm St., 10-room house, U snap; farm "laruls nnd rnnchca In any jiaM' of the state. L. L. Johnson & Co', 3H So. 15th'St. ' RK-il3'l6 I RE-M656 16 Vim SAM REAL ESTATE. R. C PETERS & CO., 1702 1'nriinm Ht. Np, 12675 rooms, bath, closet, hot nnd cold water, gas and fixtures, good cellar. o. 24IS Jones St.; price only $2,150.00. We consider this a bargain. No. 269 J. room house In good location, only i oiock irom car line, to no soia at n bargain the 'coming week. Call for price. No. sis -roorn houso on Franklin St.. to e soid ni once; here is a snap, call at office for further Information. No. 13.11 C rooms, city water, lot 50 feet, east front, on 83l St.. Just north of Fran cis 8t In Windsor Place; price U,W. No. 1363 Southwest corner of Park nve. nnd Leavenworth st., ground fCxllO, with two houses; this would make 8 good lots facing Leavenworth. No. 1210 SO, 27th St.. 7-room house, city water, newer connection, lot 50x150; house Just pnlntcd and papered. Thl8 property Is within walking dlstnnce nnd should be taken at once; price, $1,750.00. No. 531 In a 7-room house, with bath, hot and cold water, mnrble wnshstnnd, gns with ga fixtures: barn. with driveway; lot 60x141; property renting for $27.50 per month. 'Price; $2,700.00. No. 1167-5-room house, No, 2008 N. 13th St. boulevard, line little home, $1,100. VACANT PROPERTY. No. 414-On 21th St., near "A," So. Omrtha, 2 lots; price only $2,000. NH. 8S6-On 38lh St., nenr Fnrnam, full lot; Price only $1,200. Owner will tako ciiulty in,-homo and lot', i No. 243 On Georgia nve, bet. Mason and Poppleton, for $1,750. No. 1018-iOn Georgia nvo., near Mason St., with special taxes all paid, $2,000. Northwest corner of 37th nnd Farnam St., 132x132, finest corner on West Fnrnnm St. for a $20,000 residence. Price, $35.00 per foot. R. C. Peters & Co., 1702 Farnam St. Tel. 89$, Bee .Bldg. RE-670 15 BEAUTIFUL CLIFTON HILL. FIFTY-THREE HOMES sold since March 1. fjome of the best ones left. 120 monthly Payments without Interest. Small cash payment only required. Cut out this Hat ana preserve it. No. Street Patrick Patrick Patrick Hurdette Burdette Grant Grant Grant Grant Grant Grant Kreklnc Ersklne Ersklne Ersklus Ersklne Ersklne Ersklne Ersklne Ersklne Ersklne I.ako ITke N. 45th N. 41st N. 41st " N. 41st Corby Cash, t 60 100 100 100 sno 100 100 100 100 1M 75 25 60 25 60 100 50 100 100 100 200 Monthly. 4201 4221 4233 4204 4320 4114 4116 4123 4133 4140 4143 4123 ,4131 4133 4135 4139 4145 4232 4303 4312 4327 4209 4237 $ 4.40 14.00 13.00 1R.0O 27.50 11.00 12.00 12.00 13.00 13.00 12.00 8.50 9.90 11.00 11.00 11.00 12.00 14.03 14.85 14,30 14.00 10.00 100 350 60 50 50 No Cash NO Casfh No cash 100 60 100 100 500 14.00 2321 14.30 2222 10.43 2221 2302 4211 10.45 11.00 9.00 10.00 4213 uoroy 50th and Burdette 10.00 10.CO 11.00 60tli and Rurdetto lst and urnnt 2S07 340S ' Plnkney 9.00 11.00 1521 So. 20th 15.00 P. TUKHY, Board of Trade, RE-578 15 . HOUSES FOR SALE. ' $6,900.00 for .vlO-room house, barn; special taxes pain in tun; 13U . sun Ht.; one 01 the nicest homes nn this St. $4,400.00 for 9-room, modern house, liarn, lot uuxi&u it,.; ono uiock isortn nt uans com park. "Streets paved nnd all special taxes onld In full. $2,100.00 eaoh for two C-rootn cottages; Nos, pjm ana st. -Mary's Ave. Houses lust painted and In first-class condition. Pav ing, permanent sidewalk nnd nil special tnxes paid In full. $2,250.00 for 8-room houso, barn, lot 60x127 ft. No. 979 N. 20th Ave. $1,W0.00 for 9-room modern house, 444S Farnam St. . $l,8O0.P0 for 7-room housq 833 S. 23rd St. i.ow.vu ior tiiroom house, .nam, largo lot, 3022 Cass St. $1,250.00 for 5-room house on Mason near 31st St. $1,000.00 for houso and large lot 1721 S. 18th $950.00 fpr 5-room house 3113 S. 21st St. $700.00 for 3-room house on Martha near 20th f T iW . . . a. fuw.w' wr murr mom, two earns ana 101 fronting two streets, 3420 Hamilton St. $500.00 for 8-room house, 15th near Locust St. $500.00. for 3-room house, 2418 Patrick Ave. iw.uu ror nouse anil lot, MXII& ft.; llth St. near Valley. GEORGE & COMPANY, 1C01 Farnam St. RE 573 15 WYMAN, SHRIVER COMPANY, N. Y. T.lf rtnlMlnn. WANTS tho following for toona-tlde cus tomers: 22 OR S3. foot by 132 on corner between 10th and 10th, Howard and Capitol avenue TWO house and lots In north part of city; '"" (.yiHi'iu uowii una aaiancn monthly. SAME kind of property In the vicinity of A".d 2'oPP'eton or 15th and Vinton. 1020 OR 30 ucres near Omaha suitable for Hnruciiiiig: smaii payment down nnd bal nnco monthly. iS,.lia "tillable for raising chickens THESE properties must bo cheap. If you have anything that will fit either of the ituuvu, pieuse wrue or see us; we can soli RE-532 15 IF you want cash for your real estate see Knu'MLS4lTeU successor to Lymnn Water man, 822 N. Y. Life Bldg. RE-009-16 I OR SALE, lot 66x132, three cottages, neur 8th and Onler sts., bargnln. $S0O.O0; part cash, balanco to Biilt. Best aero lot In Burnhum Plncp, prlco., $250.00., Thefe are both bargains nnd will sell quick. J. A. . Lovgrcn, 519 Paxton block. RE-rM516 21 OMAHA real estate Is better than govern . mcnt bonds. Why don't you buy a home. : No. 5-Beautlful -modern home Vt- block north of Hanscom park, 8 rooms, lovely i'jwn and trees, complete In every respect, $1,600.00. No. 1 Is nhome to bo proud of, just east of llnnicom ,7 rooms, entirely modern. , fine, Uiwn,. ban;, tc, $3,000.00. Nlco cottrtgo home.i In mirth part of city from $.00.00 to $2,600.00. 1 can glvo you a 'bnrgaln, Templeton . Ave, lots nt ;$290.fO this week only; sewer, gas, water, easy terms; bet ter think. Ernest Sweet. S22 N. Y, Life Bldg.. suc cessor to Lyman Waterman, RE fiOS-lo' FOR QUICK returns on bargains only se s5. A. BrOadvell, 601 N. Y. Llfo Bldg. RE-709 HOUSES, farms. R, C. Patterson, 305 N Y L RE-711 One Way of : ! MAKING llore Is 'how ono man innilo nionoy. In .Time, 1S00, lie boiiKt a hotiKO uuil lot on Thirtieth street, near .Incksou, for $7,5Q0.00, Ho In voU'il 11 tlioiiNiuHl dolIiuH .more In pnlntl'iip; nnd repairs, In October lie soltl at, an advance of 000.00 over tlul' original outlay. There arc plenty of opportunities: for tills Hort of money making In vestments. Some" landlords and house-holders do not appreciate the value of paint and repairs, nnd have let their properties run down. Some of these nro well built houses, and by nddlnK a few hundred dollars to tho orlplnal Investment, tho purchaser could put them into splendid con dition, so oven if ho did not llntl a purchaser who wanted to buy an at tractive home, lie could rent the house at a decided advance over tho present rent, and receive an Increased Income from tho money which bo actually put Into the property. This Is ono way of niakliiK money. If It Interests you; talk to some reliable "Veal estate man and get his opinion and advice. : KOll SAI.E-HEAI, ESTATE. POTTER-S HOLES COMPANY 310 N. Y. LIFE. TELEPHONE 470. During the Inst week we havo sold In t,hn aggregate nearly .v,wu.wj worm 01 reni estate for spot cash. Hut we still havo BARGAINS left. NOW Is tho time to buy Omaha dirt, NEVER be as cheap uguln. No. 6212116 Cass street, we! offer a 60x132- foot lot. two blocks rrom iiign scnooi, a minutes' walk from P. O.. good 10-room modern house, well built, but needs some remodeling nnd repairs. It Is nn Ideal close-in location. Owner left the city, tnrn.ifl nffii llm UnV find MllVM to MCll It, OF COURSE WE ARE GOING TO SELL. That Is what we nre ncre for. uan ami see us, and we will bIiow you tho house. No. 619 1325 South 32d St., Mxl50, 8 largo tine rooms, nil modern; Choice loenimn. Owner leaving city; must be sold. $5,600. No. 673 1H4 8outh 32d st., 10 roomx, mod ern, beautiful home, wm.2, east iront, choice; owner leaving city; must sell. Go nnd sec tho property. No. 431-2014 North 19th St., on the boule vard, wo ofrer cast rront 101 44x110 teet, with 9-room, modern house, In first-class shape, finely decorated, good' furnace, porcelain bath, etc. It Is a gem. It Is cheap at tho price, $3,C00. No. 618-614 South 23th st., fine east front lot, 45x110, 0-room, strictly modern house, oak finish. Price. $6.O00; $1,010 cash, $500 In I, 2. 3 yours, nnd $3,6O0 In 5 years, nt 5 per cent. No. 3291702 South 2Sth St., on corner, very choice, well built, 7-room modern house, except furnace. Cheap nt $2,500. See It. VACANT. , 45x127, E. front, 36th, bet. Fnrnam nnd Dodgo $1,350 43x132 E. front, 37th, 250 ft. north Far nam ... liCOO 140 ft. on Leavenworth nnd 37th, cor ner. lies linn 2.000 60x150. 31st nnd Poppleton, cheap 1,600 izaxisi, cor. 33tn unu j-iuuge; very choice, high, sightly 6,250 POTTER-SI IOLES CO., 310 N. Y. Life. RE-615 15 HERE IS YOUR SAVINGSJ1ANK. AND YOUR HOME. 36 BEAUTIFUL LOTS for snlo for $160 each. $10 down and $10 per month, locnted on 25th nve. 26th, 27th and Fort sts., iive-minuics- wain irom nm si. and Ames nve, motor lines. How long will It be beforo 24th nnd 30th sts. ' will bo paved from Ames ave. nnd the motors running to Miller park, to Florence and possibly loop them through Fort st, to the prospective U. S. Mllltary-aCademy . at old Fort Omaha? Never again' will you be nblo to buy such lots ut such a llguro nnd on such terms. If this Isn't your opportunity to got nh,cad In tho world, to savo up your money, to stnrt a homo nnd to become a full fledged, solid citizen of this Onto City of the West, thon I am mistaken. Cnll at my ofllco for plats nnd full par ticulars. GEO. p Tclephono 6b3. REM IS, Paxton Block. RE-3 15 DAIRY farm near Lynchburg, Va., 29,000 population; established city trade; 600 acres (underlaid with limestone) well fenced; running water every Held; almost level, or gently rolling; much now In grass and clover; bluo grass pastures not plowed for 80 years; two nice residences; one new; ample barns; spring house; large bearing orchards; equally good for dairy, grain or grazing farm; $6,000, half cash; details and photos. Box 282 Lynchburg, Va. RE GARVIN BROS. BARGAIN LIST. 2218 N. 21st st.. 5 rooms, 1 block from car lino, price $300 ; 2210 N. 27th, cottage, $700. 837 S. 23d st., fi-room cottage, cly water, price $1,230; 1713 S. 9th Ht., nice cottage, $1,200. 3308 Cuming st., 6-room cottage, city water, good cellar. 60-foot frontage, asphalt pave ment, for $1,300. 2211 Locust st.,, dwelling, pnrtly modern, nice lot; can give Immediate possession; call for particulars und key; must sell quicks 3724 Lcavenworlh st.. now .modern, dwelling of 6 rooms; largo comer lot; paving taxes nil paid; everything first-class; investi gate una; price .',wu. On Farnam street, near 25th, dwelling. 9 rooms, modern conveniences, choice lot. a bargain, $6,500. GARVIN BROS., 1613 FARNAM ST. RE-641 15 3,500-ACRE stock farm, well Improved, pe. dally adapted to raisin? line ulnok. n.ltliin 25 miles Of ono of tho largest cities In tho state, on railroad. Thl9 farm Is well Im proved, good barns, gralnarles and otit-4l-. k--1 rcsldeneo nnd nil fenced. 111 sell cheap and take some trade. Fur jmiiuuimiH unu price auuress 1'. O. Box 387, Dullas, Tex. RE 056 15 A BARGAIN, four acres, 40th nnd Pacific, two blocks from car line, on belt rail, .road, $2,500; easy terms. McCagUe In- vcniiuujit -o., ijvo uutlge. Ill'J 71U BARGAINS NEAR HA Nsnhi li.im.-" 8-room modnrn house, electric light, fine lot with south and cast front, good shndo, lot 7SX133, largo barn, permanent walks unu puvcmeiu paid in run; price, $1,000. S-rooni modern house, oak 'finish, -electric lights, porcelain bath, snenklnir tuhe. east, front lot, 50x140, line, shade, owner Ani nn nil.. ........ ...It . . I An .,... v...,,,, iuuDi rvnt 1'iice, 9-room modern house, 5 bed rooms, large vw.iiri iui, ruii iriini, property in l'.i-story cottage, corner lot, east front, city wnter and bath, $2,100. U4-story 6-room cottage, city water, per manent walks nnd pavement paid In full. Georgia uve., $1,800. ' A fow vacant lots cheap. Cottages on monthly payments Hotiscri for rent.- J. H. SHERWOOD, 939 N. Y. LIFE. Rfc-Miin 16 MAUAETIC INFIRMARY. THE Nebraska, 1517 Ctllcugo Bt. -433 MONEY ! ( LOST. LOST, plain gold-bund engrossed im Inside, ofllce, reward. ring with "Tom ' Uotlirno to Hoe ,., l.o-7 IS LOST, new brown overcoat, with mittens In pocket. Finder please leave Ht Gov t Corral, or 253G X. 19th, and receive ic ward. Lost vul 15' i. At i)in . OMAHA STEAM LAUNDRY: AND OITY TOWEL SUPPLY. 1750 I.eavenw'h, Tel. r,4Z -741 STAJIMHR1.0 AM S'lTTTHIt I.M1. CURED. Julia Vnughan, 430 Rnmgc Bldg, -731 l'I.EATlXa. ACCORDION plenting. Ivory-rlm buttont. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17th & Fnrnam. R 1-11. -60 A26 IIRICIC SIDEWALK. ibC FOOT; If ordered early you can savo money. John McGowan, &4S S, 2sth St. -M5I4 A26 .Minn o hfxcto ia;r DAMAGED looking glasses resilvcred. '08 N. 16th, -M497 SUES & CO. atonLawjrpt-ij Boo Hldfr,t Omahiv, Tel 1629 Ad Tie frae, Hull Safe, Hkydcs, Typewriters J.J. Derlght&Oo. 1110 I-'arnam St. Otunhu. Country Club Suggestions What Are You Going to Drive? Onr neiv Telilrles fop aprliiK 1 nnii. 11 n miner JIMKI for city nml country driving nre pos itive departures from ster eotyped lines nml excel in diameter, My mint' try rinil poult I vo eicellenoe nnylliliiK wf linvp ever kIhmvii before. Runabouts A 1hmv the bel nml prrl tlest line of Piieiimntlc IllUc Wnuniii, nn well am IiIrIi ulieel open driving ivnuonn In tin- city. Come In nml nnkr jour nclcclltiu from proiliictloiiN of ilny labor. Rent lnntcrlnlA nml onr ovrn cxperlvnee of XV, yenrs. Drumiuond Carriage Cb. Phaetons Princess, Duchess, Melrose, Erminic, Verona, Pelham, Hyde Park, Mariana, Belmont, Savoy. SI'VIIURS ami HI' VflKIltOTTlSH tltli open ami Victoria topn. Drummotid Carriage Co. Stanhopes Essex, Berkshire, Denver, Lenox, Hcllcvue, Wave'rly, Brighton, Mazuma. I.ulol liuprli ven.eiit on iceum nml iixIon nil the re cent nnveltle In ivblp cord trlnunliiKK. Carriages, . Open nml Top, Depot Wagons, Depot Rockaways, Cabriolets.' . 'our Jew Styli-K of TRAPS With Mhle llnifiinee nil.I llrmoviilil.! TrlniuiliiUK. Basket Work in to lie populnr 1 IiIm Hpnnuti nml we nIiimv n niiuil Tiirli't 011 I'liueloim, H.imiiI.oiiIn nml Surrej h. Sinn)- nre nnliie nil ex cellent nioit nf I lie 111 exuln- I V.'. Visits Invited, Drummond Carriage Go. 18th and Harney, OppoNlte Courl HlMIHI I'iiIiIIr Library. nnii STIIAMSIIll'S. XNCHOR LINK MAIL, STEAMERS NEW YORK.QLASGOW'.LONDONDHRRY Anchorla Noon, April 21 City of Rome ... .Npon, Muy 6 Ethiopia Noon, May 12 Furnesala. . . . Noon, Mny 19 Astoria Juno 9. July II, Aul'uk is City of Rome,. Juno 2, Juno 30, September 8 i urni'Nsia ,.,junu juiy .1, Hepiember 1 RATES QUOTED TO PAHIS DIRECT. Or with tour embracing Scotland, Eng Und nnd Ireland, Berths must bo reserved now for best accommodations. Apply to iuny ot our 10cm agente or HENDERSON I1ROTHKRS, 118 Jtluu Liflultv-rdciilca.o.' lll, HAH, WVY TIMU TABLES. CHICAGO, ROCK 181. and K- Pacific Railroad "The Great lUck Isl and Route." City Tick et Ofllce, 1323 Farnnm Street. Telephone 428. Depot. Tenth & Mason Streets. Telephone, 629, Leave. Arrive. Hn Mrktnia n4 t";ivpn- I port Local a 7;05 am 1 PhU.nn t.wnr,au lillrlSnm XsM'M om a 8:10 im a 1:13 im C'hlcapo Vam Kxpresii..a 5 W !m Lincoln, t'oiormio oiki.. Ilenvcr, Pueblo and est u 1:30 Jim a 4 2u pm Des Moines, Rock Isl and and OhlcuKo a 7:25 pm n j:jo pm Colorado .St Texas Flvern 7:20 pm n 6 W pm a Dally b Dally except Sunday. CH1CAOO A NORTH weKtern Railway "The Northwestern Line City Ticket Ofllce, HOI l''a,niHm Street. Tele phono 661. Depot, Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele phone, (29. Leave, Arrive. Daylight ChleaKo Spe cial a 7:00 am nll:30 pm ChlciiBo PuBSctiKer a 4:15 pm ntOilO am OhlciKo 1'nsseiiKer. .only(o. ?HY...k:C...l Eustern Express. Des 'Moines. Marslmlltown, Cednr Rupldti and Chl- cngo al0:55 am a 4 CO pm Kastej-n Limited, Chl- eaco and Knst ...a 4:05 pm a 4:05 pm Kast Mall, Chicago to Omnha a Sil." pm Omaha-ChlcaKo Special. a 7:30 pm 8:00 am Fust Mall a 3:30 am CHICAOO. ST. l'AUL, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway "The North western Line" General Oltlcfs, Nebraska Divi sion, ISth nnd Webster Sts. Cltv Ticket Ofllce. 1401 Karnam 8t Tclephono Ml. Depot, 16th and Webster His Leave, .a 6:00 am Arrive, n 9:10 pm all:M nm Twin City Passenger Omaha l'nssenger Mini.x Cltv & North east Nebraska a 3:40 pm a Dally b Dally except Sunday, FREMONT. ELKHQRN & Missouri Valley Railroad "The Northwestern Lino" General Olllces. United Htntes National Rk. Rldg., 8. W. Corner Twelfth and Farnam Sts. Ticket Ofllce. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone C61. De pot, 16th' and Farnam St. Telephone 1158, Leave. Arrive. Hlack Hills, Deadwood, Hot Springs a 3 00 pm a 5:00 pm WyomlnK, Caspar und DouRlns d 3:00 pm e05:00 pm Huntings, York, David City, Superior, Gennvu, Exeter and Soward....b 3:00 pm b 6:00 pm .Norfolk. Vcrdlero and Fremont 'b 7:30 am bl0:2o am Lincoln, nhno and Fremont b 7:30 nm bl0:25 am Fremont Local c7:30m a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, o Sun day only. d Dally except Suturday. c Dally except Monday. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Railroad - "Tho Jortli westcrn Lino" General Olllces, United Statea National Rank IlillldlnR. 8. W. Corner Twelfth nil.. I'Rrnain mis. tipkpi Ofllce, H01 Farnrm Ht. Telephone 661. Do pot, Tenth & Mason Sts. Telephone 62). Leave. Arrive. Twin City Express a C:tc, am a!0:t0 nm Twill City Limited a 7:20 Dm a SilS nm sioux city Local a 8:00 am a 4 20 pm U Uilliy MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL road General Olllces nnd Ticket olllces Southeast Cor ner Hth and Douglas Sts, Telephone. 104. Depot 15th and Webster Sts. Telephone, T.nn Vfi Arrive. St. Louis, Kansas & Neb. Limited a 2:30 pm K. C.-SL U. Express..,. a 9:50 pm Nebraska Local Via al2:.V pm nSSO um ecplntf Water b 6:05 pm a 9:43 am 11 Dally, b Dally except Sunday. KANSAS CITY, ST. JO- sepn & Council RluffH Italirond "Tho Our ne ton Routo" Ticket Office, 1502 Furnam street. Tele phone, Depot, Tenth anil Aiason streets. Telo phone. 128. ,. Leave. Kansas City Day Ex. ...a 8:60 am Kansas City Night Ex..al0:15 pm St. Louis Flyer for St. Arrive. a 0:17 pm a 6:15 urn Joseph and St. Louis.. a 4:65 pm nll:15 am RURL1NGTON & MIS flour! River Rallroad "Tho Rurllngton Route" General Olllces, N. W. Corner Tenth and Farnnm Sts. Ticket Ofllce, 1502 260, Depot, Tenth and Mason Streets. Telo- nuoiie, us. ixiave. Arrive Lincoln, Hastings and McCook a 8:40 am a 7:23 pm Lincoln J)"nvcr. Colo- ratio. Utah, California. a 4:25 pm a 3:00 pm LiutUlll, XUUUK I1I1IB, Montana & Pucct . Sound a 4:25 pm a 3:00 nm Lincoln Local a 7:00 pm nl0:35 am ! i.incoin l ast .Man d 3:oo pm aI0:35 am Denver, Colorado, Utah & California nl2:33 am n Dally b Dally except Sunday. CHICAGO. RURLINGTON & Qulney Railroad "The Rurllngton Route" Ticket Ofllce. 1602 Farnam St. Tel., 250. Depot, Tenth & MaBon Streets. Telephone, T - Chlcaco Snerlnl . Arrive. .Daylight Express" i... 'a 7:2S run thicngo Vetllmled Ex.. a 4:00 pm t h engo ImciiI Express. a 8:60 km Chlcagol.lmltcd a 7:30 nm a 7:46 nm a 4:0.'; pm a ,7:45 am ;nc ''"Junction Local.. al0:45 am r ast Alall a Dally n 2;45 pm UNION I'ACIFIC-'THE OVER land Route" Genernl OfTlces, N E. Cor Ninth and Farnam streets. City Ticket Office, Wi Farnam street. Telephone. 316. Depol. Tenth nnd MaHon Sts. Telephone, 629. l.nni'A Arrive, a 7:20 pm a A: 20 pm a 6:50 am a 4:25 pm Tim Overland Limited. .a 8:20 am. Tho Fast Mali a 8:50 am Tho Colorado Hpeclnl. .,nll;25 pm Tho Portland SDeelnl. ..11 Br?n u 1 Llncolhr Beatrice nnd btromsimrg Express.. b 4:10 pm Vaclllc Express a 1:25 pm bl2:2." pm a G:50 am b 9:30 am witiiiu in. u. 1.1 ijn:m Il b:.l om a Dnlly b Dally except Sundays. OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAtL-road-Oinaha. Kansas City & Eastern Railroad "Tho Qulney Ronto"-!-Tlcket Of llee. lis Farnam Htreet. Telephone, 322. Depot, Tenth nnd Marcy Streets. Tele phone, 629. Leave. Arrlin tit. Louis Cannon Ball Express a 6:03 nm a 7:SS nm Kansns City und Qulney ,iocn, a 7:00 nm a 9:00 pm a Dally CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & St. Paul Railway ciCty picket Ofllce, 1504 Farnam Street. Tolephono 231. Depot, 'lenth and Mason Streets Tclephono 629, linvn A ..Inn Chicago Limited Ex,.,. a 7:15 pm a 8:06 am Chicago & Omaha. Ex..bll:00 am b 3:55 pm Sioux City and Des -,'" J':x,pr,eS., bll:00 nm b 3:55 pm a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. ROAD- Fnrnam De- Marev 629. Arrive. ..Vprcss . St. Louis 11 Daily .a 6:05 nm a 7:55 am "Cannon Rail." Tt.T TMr.TO r.-VTfrtr . T itaiiroaa. ;uy Ticket or- BSfarlrafc. flee, 1402 Farnam street vmSTT ;clePno,lej ,.2t5' nepot, . I , DMr Leave. Arrive. ,Chlcago Express a 12:10 pm a 4105 pm Chlougo Limited a 7:35 pm a 8;15 am .Minneapolis nnu m. Paul Express b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm Minneapolis and St, Puul Limited a 7:36 pm a 8:15 am rori uniiHti i.ocai from Co. Bluffs to 4:30 pm b 10:10 am a unity, n tvauy except, nunaays. DIED, P'GORMAN Mlirtha. son of Mr. and Airs mi I, O'Gorninn, at his home, 2109 .iwiiuiim mi in, ouiuriiity, April H, Funeral Monday at 8:30 a, in. from real, dengo to St. John's church at 9. u. m. In lermcnt In Holy Scoulcher ccmeterv. mmm iMlLWA'EEt fc . W ABASH RAIL FlTWni?S T'clct Ofllco. 1501 .fcVrtllMMnW Street. Telenhono 890 "JVfvl pot. Tenth and w Htreets. Telenhono Ioave. 1:1,1:1 "run .i, im,i:asa vntius. Clevelnnd l'laln Dealer Tho telephone Is often the medium through which a practical Joko can easily bo perpetrated. The (ol IouIiir Illustrates how a susceptible, youth recently received a surprise: Ho called up nn Kant Knd residence and asked It .Miss Illank was at home. A woman's voice answered and told him that the young Imly waa . not at home. The. young man, however, ovldcntly wanted to talk with 8OU0 one, and tho followlnj con versation went over tho llnea: "Who Is this talking?" "Oh, I don't think you know her." "Well, who Is It, nnyway? If 1 don't know her I would llko to." "You nro sure about that, are ou?" "Why certainly. Who la tt?" "Well, if you'll promise not to say any thing about It, I'll tell ou. It's tho servant girl, and a black ono nt that." Momphla Scimitar: Some months ago ono of the Janitors of a certain school rnug up n member of tho school board. 'What do you vant7 said tho member. 'This la Smith, tho Janitor of tho - street school, nud I have mndo up my uilnil to quit my Job." "Whafs tho troublo?" "I nm honest and I won't stand boing slurred. If I find a pencil or a hnndkerchlst when I om sweeping I plnco It on tho teach. cr's desk. Every llttlo while, though, tna teachers or somo of tho pupils, who nr too cowardly to face mc, glvo mo a slur." Tho member of tho board thougm him something was really wrong nnd decided to find what It was nnd correct It. 'In what way aro you slurred, Smith? ho asked. "Why. n little while ago I saw written oa tho board, 'Find a common multiple.' Well, I don't know wbut It l llko, but 1 havo looked from cellar to garret and I can't find It." Tho M. S. I), had to get away from tli 'phono to laugh. When ho had recovered his compoauro ho ennw back: "Well, what uiado you glvo up your jod ho said. 'Well, last night, In big writing, on th blackboard I found thl: 'Find tho grenier common divisor,' and I nld to myself. 'Both of them nilscratilo things nro lost nnd 1 get tho blnmo for swiping them, bo I am goin to quit, flood-by." New York Journal: A pilferer of milk vessels hns been caught ingeniously oj electricity by Harry Porry of No, 343 Town send Btreet, In Now Brunswick. For aom time milk pitchers nnd kettles hnve hoca robbed of tho nionoy placed In them for tha mllkmnn. Ouo of tho victims waa Mr. Porry. t.itin other housekeepers, Mr. porry nau been accustomed to leavo hla pitcher on th hnnlr Htnnn. no that It would easily uo louna by tho milkman on his early morning visit, nnd ho always put tho chnngo for the meaa uro ho wauted In tho pitcher. When Milk man Gilbert arrived the money waa ai-s 8o- ... . ... . Mr. Perry doviscu a. trap ior iuo uii, has on electric battery In his house. From this ho ran a wlro to tho box In which ho placed his milk pitcher. When 'the box ltd wns opened o bell In his bedroom would ''Yesterday morning tho clang of tho boll mado Mr. Perry leap out of bod and boun to tho window. Th6 thief rnn and Mr. Perry fired threo shotH at him, but ho cacaped. Tho milk monoy now remains lu the kettles about tho city nnd tho scheme ot Mr. Perry Is tho object ot much praise. A lady riding In n car a fow weeks lnc found herBelf seated by tho nldo of an oia matron who was exceedingly deaf. "Ma'am." said sho, in a high tone, did you ever try electricity?" "What did you say, miss?" "I naked you If you over tried electricity, for your deafness?" "Oh yos, Indeed I did. It's only Inst sum mer I got struck by lightning, but I don't see na It did mo a bit of good." DRIVEN MA II IIY HIS WIl'K tha tlx a..,, ffklia Vletlm of n Strnnate SInlaily. Decauso his wife Insisted upon coloring her black hair to a golden hue, Andy Max well, a fanner of Newklrk, Okla., went mad, says a correnpondent ot ho San Francisco Examiner. His eyesight was bo aensltlve that tho thoughts of halng n golden-haired wife grew and affected hlB mind until ho lost his senses. Tho story Is worthy of Imagination such as that of "Tho Duchens" or Jaura jeau Llbby, and did It not com from a court or Justice, would hardly be nccepiea, otoh uj credulous world, uut rrooaie juuge haa Investigated tho cno aim saya wnx wcll's mind la seriously Impalrod. His wlf cannot go near him to comfort the man sho madd mad,, hecnuso her hlr is now green, being in tho stages of regaining Ita original color Dr. Dowers, who ts auenoing iuo Insauo man, says as soon as Mr. Mnxwcll'a hair regains Its original color she will at tend to him, and perhaps this will euro him, Maxwell la a prosperous young farmer. whllo his wife la very beautiful. Her plc- turo has appeared in several newBpapcni as thnt of tho most beautiful woman in Oklahoma. Her bnlr Is originally block, but leccntly sho decided it would be more) nttractlvo were It blondlnbd. Her husband, wbo Is very devoted to nls young wife, begged her not to change tho color 'of her hair, but she was determined to do It A quarrel ensued, during which time mo young wife procecuea to n nairare.er b. "Glvo mo yollow hnlr nnd I will pay you $2.1." sho blithely said. Tho halrdroBscr was dollghted and Mrs. Maxwell's raven locka loomed up llko b golden sunset when sho left the establish ment. Sho arrived homo Just beforo Bupper time nnd met her husband at tho door. Shn removed her hat to allow tho radiance of her goldon hair to fall full upon him at once. Tho poor fnrmor looked at his wlfo, gSvo 0110 shriek and went yelling to tno oarn. Ho did not como back until supper was over. Mrs. jinxwen wont 10 oca eariy, nut wns awakened about midnight by someona trying to choko her. It wan her husband. Sho said: "His eyoa wore dilated and wild. Ho was breathing heavily. I cried for him to stop or ho wouid kill me. I saw nt onco tho poor man was mad. I was frightened, but finally 1 persuaded him to lot go of mo nnd I would ko nnd wash the yellow off my hair. This seemed to pleasa him and ho let mo go. I went Into tha kitchen and out Into tho yard. I .ran to town In my nightdress and summoned Dr. Bowers, who enmo nnd pronounced my poor husband Insane. "I am so sorry for him, but I did so want yellow hair. It Is bo pretty. They told ma ho would get well If I got my hair dyed back to Its natural coror. I havo used everything, but It ts still a pale green and I fear It will nover come hack to Its natural color. And poor Andy may nover get well agnln if It don't." Mm. Maxwell summoned an expert hair dresser from Kansas City to wait on hor, but tho blondlne did good work and on that account Andy Maxwell mny remain a luna tic the rest of his days. Hn Is being guarded at his home, Judge No ft not yet having ordered him to the asylum, Wanner In nimrennle. Washington Post! "Do you admire Wag ner?" she Inqulicd at tho mimlcnle, looking up at him soulfully, for, although they had met hut ten mlnutm before, they already seemed to be; a bond between them, "Not much, after tho bum nrtlclo of base ball he's been making us stnod for he.ro In Washington nil then years," waa tho em phatlo reply, nnd then nho was forced to the conclusion that he, too, was lacking (n ap nreclatlon ot the higher and nobler, ,