7nn mrr
4
11
hi
OFFERED FOR RENT
llnuaes an ( oltnejes--( en tinned.
HOUSEHOLD goods parked, forwarded,
chfap freight rules. Moving and store its.
Expreesmens Delivery Co. Tel. Long-
Ina SM. U6)-31
F3 T0 erpert piano moving at loweat
trices Tel. Dougias l''-'.r. Schmoller at
Mueller Flnna Co., 1311-UU Famsm.
(U-.il
HOUSES
In all paita of the city. R.
C. Peters & Co.. Ring.
1611 N ?,D ST.
1-room strictly modern, nranfl new
O Keefe Real Estate Co., luul N. . Lift
Bldg. (1S)-MM
26H RUGOLES ST., 5 room, brand new. nil
modern, I blocks from the Dodge car, only
IJnoo. J. w. Rasp Co.. i& Paxton block.
Douglas 1. (lt-j,J
ROUSES
In all parte of the city. The
O. F. Davie Co., Bee Bid
(1 UO
FOR RENT Laro atore room, 16th and
Vinton Sts. C. M. Bachmann, 43. Paxton
block. (U)-80U
WE MOVE
Storage Co.
Webstar fei.
PIANO Maggard Van and
Tel. Douglas 14ini. Office, 1711
(1d)-34
ONE 7-room houae. one J-room houee, mod
ern except furnace, fi& and 1:2; one 0
room house, city water In kitchen. Chrli
Boyer, 21 31 Cunlng Bt. (161363
CHOICE RP.IC'K FLAT
at fl HOCTH 17TH AVE eight rooma,
nearly new, In excellent repair and mod
ern, rent $40.
GARVIN DRO,, 1004 FARNAM ST.
(15I-1M
7-R. close In, barn, blk to Farnam car, t,YV
OKEEFE REAL. ESTATE CO.,
1001 N. Y, Life. Tel. loug. 21S3.
(lR) 189 15
FOR RENT.
!PU Seward St., S-rooma and barn, $16.
2786 Capitol Ave., 6 rooma, modern.
lfiiil Vinton Bt., 7 rooma, gas and city water
110.
KW N 26th Ave., 7 rooma, all modern, new.
$25
THE RTRON REED CO..
'Phone Doug. 17. 212 .. 14th St.
(ID) M321 18
FOR RENT After August 1. thoroughly
modern K-rooni house, east front. Well
Farnem dlatrlct. Mra. J. A. Hope, Arcade
Hotel. 'Phone Douglaa 728. (15) M1H7 1UX
AN EIGHT-ROOM house, modern; $.T5 a
month and water rent, 2i:i0 Dewey ave.
Apply to Allen Koch, 2H33 Harney at.
(IB) M477 20
2640 Harney, 7-r. all mod. cloae In, barn, $T.
iMfi Sherman Aye.. 6-r. Ant all mod., $:),
Si.14 Grand Ave ft-r.. bath, furnace. $-0.
173 Mason Bt.. 6-r.. water, aewer. M.
FINE NEW 8-r. all mod. home. See ua
' about It.
, O'KEEFH REAL ESTATE CO..
1001 N. Y, Life. Phone Doug. 2162.
UM-M497 18
7-ROOM cottage; ahade'.every convenience;
135. 601 B. 24th at. Phone Harney 3419,
(16) M603 22
BaUdtnars.
THE entire building formerly occupied by
the Dally News, 44x30 feet, 1 rtorlws and
basement. McCague Investment Co., 1f0(
Dodge St. (18) 3o
1112 HARNEY BT. 8 floors and basement.
xxxizo reel; suitable lor wnoieeale. Mo
Cague Investment Co., 1608 Dodge Bt.
(16j-iS7
Wholesale District
BUILDING
For Rent
The fonr-atory svnd baaement brick build
In at la Farnam St.
Apply F. IX Wead, lL2i Douglaa Bt
.lay jvibw
Ofllea
fBK room on first floor at 1211 Farnam,
(16) US
ID FLOOR, well llghtedj elegant for office
use. 1ZU rarnim. (16) 440
FOR RENT Desk room In Be offioa, olty
ball building. 417 N. 26th St., South
Omaha. Apply to manager. (lb) 134
r
FOR RENT Large store room, with good
Dasemeni, Z4t bo. mm bi., aid
C. M. BACHMANN, 436 Paxton Blk.
, 16)-M718
BTORS ROOM, 1106 N. 18th Bt. $20,
BEM1S, PAXTON BLK.
Phone Douglas 688. OR 414
OFFERED FOR SALE
Fcmolagr.
ANCHOR and Iron fencing; wire fencing
6o per foot. sue N. 17tU bt. Tel. Red U4.
(14) 42
Farnttr.
ID-HAND furniture bought and sold; busi
ness on the square, dtosenberg, formerly
with Chicago Furniture Co., 103 8. 14th.
D. 6KSS. (16) M970 Jv27
POR BA LB Cheap, furniture and. stoves.
tul B. 2Mh St. Call evenlrgs.
Fl'RNlTL'RE complete for housekeeping,
library and dining set In mission, ga4
stove, refrigerator, beds, eto. Leaving
city. "No dealers." 2611 Seward St.
'Phone Webster 60. (1 M2H lSx
Plaaoa, Or sans, Mastcal lastramaaia.
PIANO
BARGAINS
For cloaa buyers. Your choice of twenty
tUffereat oiakea In our bargain room this
week. '
Kimball upright $ TO
Qera vprlght, reQnlshed like new 133
Ludtmau upright, large slsa 160
Hallelt & Davis, Flemish oak ltk)
Ilallett Davis, walnut case 190
SCHMOLLEU & MUELLER
PIANO COMPANY"
'Phone Doug. 1626. 1311-1313 Farnam St.
U6jM.170
A BhlNT organ (7'4 octave and a grand
piano (Emc I, botu Hew, for sale on. up.
J party leaving City. Murray. iWfc CuiU4
Ave. w -t iu
I'mI aa Billiard Tables.
FOR SALE New and secondhand bllll
rd
and pool tables. e lead me wonu in
1 1, ray La.- futures; easy payments. Ill una-
ulck-lcaike-Colleldar, 40i S. loth St.
(16J-st
Typewriters and Sewta Machine.
TYPEWRITER SALE All machines taken
in tKohaiiie will be closed out at unheard
I'lHis. iypewriter Exchange, 641 Paxton
Block. (11) M71
FOR BALE High grade secondhand type,
wrileii good condition; a bargain at 14.
Call l own n3. Bee Bldg. tlt)-71
ONE Rrinlngton typewriter, No. s. In good
condlilun, tor sais cheap. Call at ale
t'ttke. (l-ia
iJNri No. I Remington typewriter and desk,
early new; 1 No. 0 Remington typewriter)
Ko. U luliueoKi aph; Halls safe, medium
aia. J. U ItarlK-r. Hue Harnry.
(!) D2 1st
3J lacrllaaeaaa.
PRU03 at cut prices; freight paid on $10
roeis; taialugue free.
mu s'ltMAK aV M lONNELL DRUG CO.,
Xfeitatia. Nek,
(lii-Mil
OFFERED FOR SALE
Mlarel la nenua-i-Cnn tinned.
OAS. Kl.iX THtr AND
COMBINATION
FIXTIHKS.
Special low prices during the nimmT to
reduce stork. ;oruer now; goods deliverer!
when ready.
BURGESS k GHANDEN CO,
Telephone Douglas Wl. , 211 8,
15th 8t
U6-4
BPND us your mall
orders for drugs;
lots. Myern-Klllon
(16)-S60
frelKht paid on $10
Drug Co., Omaha.
BHERWIN WH.MAMS CO, beat mixed
paint, eherman & McConnell Drug Co.
(161192
IOMEOPATHIC medicines, whnleaale and
retail. Bhernian McConnell Drug Co.
(16)-M417
HOME M AIE ORAPE WINE 10 YBARS
C'LD, $1.(0 PFK GALLON. CA KI.EY
BHOB. OPPOBITB POSTOFF1CE.
(16) 41 It
HA I J. 8 safes, new, Id-hand.
181S Farnam.
(16)-847
Bankrupt Sale of Hooks.
Now on aale In the room formerly occu
pied by the Waliaah ticket office, inn
Hnd Farnam rUs., cumprlKlng Rlilptli's
History of the World. New Intornutlnnal
Encyclopedia. New Americanised En
cyclopedia Hrltitnnica. Historians' His
tory of the World. Appleton'a I'nlvcraal
Encyclopedia, timall monthly payments,
while they last. H H. H 'l.erts.
(18) M501 22
FOR SAI.E Ftn-class store fixtures.
sbowcaaes, etc. Globe l.ind and Invest
ment Co., 1822 Farnam St., Oinnha. Neb.
(1) 850
FINE unrlaht nlano
$116; drop head sew
Ing machine, $12.50; fine riding saddle ana
bridle, $6; act
quickly. 415
No. 2M Bt.
16) M.M6 16
8AFE FOR BAT.E Dartre double doors,
7.0TO Kunda; big barpaln for quick dta
posal. Hartman Furnltire and Cartiet
Co.,, 1410-12-14-16 Douglas Bt. C)mha Nob.
(W) 449 17
NEW Harrison oil stoves, different sixes;
turns coal oil Into gas. 2540 Capitol ave.
(16) M 473 20
FOR SALE One hot wntcr house heating
boiler; capacity, 6n0 ft. radiation, one
Victor cast Iron steam boiler; capacity.
60 ft. mdlatlon. Both complete and In
rood working order. Price on each
20.00. J. C. Hlxbv A Son. 202 Main St.,
Council Bluffs, Iu. (16) M."ili W
PATENTS
LARSON CO.-Book free.
Bee Bldg,
(17) 866
D. O. DARNELL, patfnt attorney and ma
chine designer, Paxton bik. Tel. rtea. Tin,
(17) 98OAugl0
PERSONAL
CITY RTEAM LAUNDRY Shirts Dressed.
not ironed, zu a. uin i. xei. uoug. n.
(U)-K1
OMAHA
Stammerer' Institute.
Ramge
Bldg.
08) 867
BEWINO machines rented. Neb. Cycle Co.,
16th and Harney. Phone Doug, l'jts.
(18)-868
Af A (TV 'IT'T'Tp treatment and bath. Mme.
(18) 00
FETW bargains In 2d-hand soda fountains,
monthly payments. Derlght. 1818 Farnam.
(16)
ECZEMA absolutely cured by W. A. Paxton
wive. a. j. ucannell, agrt, tuu ware hik.
OD-mms
SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mall; cut
prices. Send for free catalogue. Myers-
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. (IS) SMI
PLEATINCl BuuVns.uchln'g,
1 --' I ' V- F.mhrnlderv.
Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and shrink
ing only 6a per yard. Send for price list
aim samples,
GOLDMAN PLEATING CO..
10 Douglas Block. TeL Douglas 1993.
(16)
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cast-oft
clothing; In fact, anything you do not
- need. We collect, repair and sell, at 114
N. 11th St., for cost of collecting, to the
worthy poor. Call . 'phone Doug. 4136 and
wagon will call. (I8j 611
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs.
Dr. King, 1320 N. 24th St. Tl. Doug.
(18) 8H3
f AnMPTTn Osteology and massage.
uIAU1D1Hj Vapor and tub baths.
Room 2, 1204 Farnam St.. 2d floor.
(18)-M926 Jy?8
YOUNO WOMEN coming to Omaha as
strangers are Invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian Association rooms,
1618 Farnam street, where they will be
directed to suitable boarding places or
otherwise assisted. 08) 913
OMAHA Steam Paste Co., manufacturers
n re flour paste, 2210 Cuming. Telephone
'ouglas 1621. (18)
A FAIR, sweet satin skin secured using
Satin skin cream and face powder, ?6c.
(18)
HANDSOME, refined, young business man
wants acquaintance or wealthy young
lady. Address, B724. Bee (18) 425 , 16x
THE ELITE
Massage, baths and salgelldus rub.
Room 2U0 Barker Block, 15th and Farnam.
(18) 466 16
LADY correspondent wanted by gent, 40;
occaalonal vialtor to Omaha. Address,
P. O. Box 266, Des Moines, la.
(IS) M 488 16x
NEAT, well appearing and highly respected
young man wishes to meet a young lady
of the same description. Address M. 7s7
Ree. (18)
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
RUSSELL & M KITRICK CO., 432 Ramge.
(19) ioo
W. H. TL'RRELL. 16 Patterson Blk. Doug.
1129. (19) SOti
PAYNE INV.
1781.
CO., 1st floor N. Y.
L. Doug.
(19) U(i
L. W. BUNNELL CO.. C2 N.
Douglas 6149.
Y. Life.
(19) tiSK)
R. C. PETERS & CO., Bee Bldg. (19)-!7 (
ALFRED C. KENNEDY. $09 First Natl
Bank Bldg. 'Phone Douglas 723.
(19) SSS
OEORQE & COMPANY.
1601 Farnam. Tel. Douglas 756.
(19 V5
CITk PROPERTY FOta ALB,
A OR EAT bargain for sale; the Cun
ningham block at the northwest corner
of 18th and Jackson; this building is 6tixr'OR SALE 6-room cottage, owner leaving
6b. three stories and basement; stores
on first Moor and rooms on two upper
floors, was built at a cost of over $75.0u0,
and can be made with small cost into a
Jobbing house, hntvl or factory; the prop
erty belongs to the National Bank nf
Commerce and must be sold within the
next thirty days; make me an offer.
George E. Barker, Barker Block. Omaha.
(191-9J4 IS
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST
(HAS. E. WILLIAMS. 1'res.
CO
09)S9J
If looking for a 6, 6 or 7-room cottage on
your own terms, 'phone Wejj. l!o
(19) 'SO
A SNAP.
8-ROOM MODERN HOME.
Plastered Attic,
t blocks from 24th St. car.
South Front.
Lot Wxltia, paved street.
2670 Poppleton Ave,
Inquire at Sbus' PoppWuw Ave.
(19)-M3G2 14
BEMIS PARK.
Two beautifully sltused lois, 40x127 feet
eaah, west front on boulevard, two block
to car, on gra1e; corner. Inside, $7U
Must be sold by owner at once. DM La
fayette Ave. US)-M3 4
FOR SALE 24 Pratt St., new. 7 rooms,
reception hall. strictly modern; hot
water htat; fine shade trees; cement
walks around tiouse. litauire at t74
1'i.iu UJ-M.U 17
REAL ESTATF
CITV PROPERTY FOR 8ALIB.
(Continued.!
ONE ACHE $700
Equal to six 40-ft. city lota, one block from
enr ana pavea rota, j'.isi west oi Miner
Park, on Curtis Ave.; fine view; fine
Ionics all around It. This Is a good
bargain. Price of $700 Is only good for
a short time. Bee It at once.
HASTINGS HEYDEN.
1704 Farnam Bt. (IU) M313 1
DCNDEE.
ALL modern 8-rooni house, hardwood fin
ish; In good condition; $3.bon; easy terms.
'Phone Harney 2077. (191-M3R7 16x
NEW H-room modern house, 8SM 8. 19th
Bt , $2,i'; easv terms an aia Hamfre
Bldg. Phone Harney r68. (1S M284 lti
LIST your property with
Chrl
Boyer,
(19)-S4
22d and Cuming bis
READ THIS
blx good reasons why Omaha wuge earn
ers are seeking homes in west muium
Bluffs:
1st. Because building lots can be bought
for one-half what they will cost In
Omaha the same distance from the bus
iness center.
2d. Because they can be bought for a
Hin.ill payment down and $4.00 per
month till paid.
' Kcciiiise we will build hnuaes on
these lots on the Installment plan,
monthly payments not to exceed the
amount you are "now paying for rent.
4th. Because the street car service Is as
good aa In any other direction from the
business center, the fare being 6 cents.
5th. Recatise we have over 100 nice lots
to choose from, besides sevesal houses
already built and for sale on easy terms.
6th. Because we have the goodH and will
be glad to show you that these state
ments are true.
Office open Sundays from 8 to 12:30.
Benjamin Real Estate Co.,
phone Doug. 7332. S2R-6 Neville Blk.
US) M0U11 1(
NEW
HOUSES ..
I have Just completed another handsome
residence at 33rd and Harnry. 6 rooma,
oak finish, fine large living room, at
tractive stairs, kitchen finished In birch,
with maple floor, nice panlry and re
frigerator room, first-class plumbing,
laundry In basement, cement walks and
Steps. This la an idenl home In the
beat residence locality In Omaha. Bee
It before you buy. Price $4,600, $1,750
cash
ERNEST SWEET, 613 N. Y. L,
(19) M488 17
. CHEAPEST CORNER IN
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT
We have sold part of the southeast cor
ner of 36th and Dewey ave., and are au
thorized to offer the balance, 64x1,12 feet
(corner) for a few days at much . less than
Its value. This la a beautiful V'ece of
ground In the choicest residence dlatrlct of
Omaha. Full particulars on request.
J. H. DUMONT & SON.
906-6 N. Y. Life Bldg. (19) M5U 18
19TH AND JACKSON
, 50-FOOT LOT
6-R00M MODERN HOUSE
$4,500.
Right down town In section that la In
creasing In value very rapidly. Will rent
for $426 per year. Thla will DOUBLE In
vaiue in two years.
HASTINGS A HEYDEN,
1704 Farnam St. Bee Building,
(19) M49i 17
KEYSTONE
PARK
Don't fall to drive out and see this beau
tiful suburban tract today. You will be
pieasea: a to zo sores at S176 to I37 per acre.
or we win taice you out in an automobile.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
First Floor N. T. I. Bldg..
or
D. V. SHOLES CO.
Board of Trade Bldg.
(19; M359 16
IB PER CENT.
A brick block of three stores and 32 rooms
on a leading business street; rented for
$215 a month. Price $16,000; halt cash,
balance four years at 6 per cent.
THOMAS BRBNNAN,
Room L New York Life Bldg.
(l-893
IF YOU are thinking or building It will
pay you to see the Western Home Build
ers, rooms 23 and 23 Neb. Nat. Bank
Bldg., for prices and. terms. (19) 310
ELMWOOD PARK
Eighty acres, no waste land,
good SPRING. Can be di
vided into 6 and 10-acra tracts
and aold at a profit. Oood for
truck gardening, Dairy or a
COUNTRY HOME. Stands
high and commands a fine
view. Let us take you out
In Automobile and show It to
you.
0 'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1001 New York Life Bldg.
(19) M376 18
Hanscom Place Lot
East front on Georgia Ave., full lot 60x
160 feet, 3 feet above the street. A great"
bargain at $1,4U); paving, permanent walks
paid for In full. This is really a $.',0U) lot
and we do not know of as good a lot on
Georgia Ave. that can be bought for $2,000.
Harrison & Morton
913 N. Y. LIFE BLDG. TEL.
DOUG. 114
(19) -136 14
city, wi.l sell at
aaci lnce.
100 North
4tah, South Omaha.
Tel. 371.
(19)-M14S
EVEKY WOMAN WANTS A HOME.
SO DOES HER HUSBAND.
SO DO THE CHILDREN.
Which shall It be!
A HOME FOR YOU TO SUPPORT
or
I HOME THAT WILL SUPPORT YOU
BUf A HOME OF 6 TO 10 ACRES
IN KEYSTONE PARK
and In a few years It will
support you.
' Call and see us about It.
Take you out In an
automobile any day. Plat
and folders mailed you, It you
drop ua a card.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Main Floor N. X. Life Bldg.,
or I
D V. SHOLES COMPANY. !
1st Floor Board of Trade Bldg.
(191-985 17
2756 CALIFORNIA
Just west of Crelghton college, walk
lng distance, I rooms, strictly modern
rooms on first floor, hot wster beat; good
barn. O Keefe Real Estate Co., loul N. Y
Life Bldg.. Tel. Douglas 2152.
(19) rx It
BEMIS PARK DISTRICT
I rmmi, brand aew, strictly piadern. 34.0OQ.
O Keefe Real Extate Co 1001 N. T. UI
Bide U9-M77
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPFRTY FOR 4LB.
(Continued.)
Most Desirable Property
House built for a home. Owner going
wevl. Newly paiervd and painted, beauti
ful yard; fine view; cistern, basement,
laundry, hardwood Moor. Easy terms If de
sired. Come and see It.
1HS GARDNER,
tuli Cuming St.
(lf M9I1
$200 TO $600 LOTS
in ixrrs west.
We were very fortunate to make a good
deal for 111 lots In Briggs' Place, as you
may have read In the new s Items last week.
Cheap lots handy to the Farnam car lino
are scarce and we venture the statement
that no such bunch of lots wltliln 12 min
utes ride of the heart" of Omaha on the
Farnam car llnu can ever again be bought
at the price we are going to put these on
the market at. These lots are scattered,
but there are some bunches suitable for
people who want two or three lots together.
They face on Harney, Farnam, Douglas,
Dodge, Capitol Ave. and Davenport 8ts.
snd extend from 42d to 4Mh St., near Dun
dee. Home are on grade, some high, some
low; all kinds. A great many have city
water, sewer, gas and permanent walks,
and yet we are going to sell them at an
average prloe of $200.
Our plats giving location of the 1J1 lots,
with prices and also every house In the
addition will be ready about Wednesday.
Don't hurry ua; that Is the best we can
do. if you will leave your name and ad
dress we will mall you one as soon as they
are ready.
Harrison & Morton
912 New York Life Dldg.
P. 8. We will probably have a salesman
on the ground evenings from 8 to 8.
(19!iM'l IV
BEMIS PARK DISTRICT
We have Just sold one of
these houses, and If the other
Is not sold this week we will
lesse It for a year at $35.00 per
month. It Is a fine eight
room modern house, brand
pew, never occupied, complete
In every way, from cemented
cellar to attic, 42-foot lot, lo
cation high, cement walks, on
carline. Let us show it to you
tomorrow.
0 'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1001 New York Life Bldg.
(19)-M375 16
VACANT LOTS
West Farnam 130x136.
The best bargain In the district. Chance
to double your money. Let ua show
them to you.
0 'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1001 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(li-M3fil 30
CLOSE TO ELMWOOD PARK
Eighty acrea with good
spring. Think'' owner would
take $150 per acre. No waste
land: can be cut in small
tracts and aold rapldy at a
big profit, for TRUCK
FARMS, DAIRY purposes, or
It would make a fine COUN
TRY HOME. Stands high and
sightly. Let us show It to
jrou.
0 'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1001 New York. Life Bldg.
(19)-M377 1
FIRST mortgage of $900 secured on 160
acre farm worth $10,000; runs full 6 years;
i per cent semi-annual interest. Address
A. 669. Bee. (U9)-M937
1 1 TTIT I7"C
3 blocks from high school.
$976.00.
If you want thlB SNAP, "act quick."
WM. E. ROMANO.
Douglaa 1169. 439 Board of Trade.
(19) Mu02 1
THE KERR ABSTRACT CO.'S AB-
BTRACTS OF TITLE are the safest.
You are protected by a $10,iO0 bond
against loss by errors. You don't buy a
lawsuit when you buy a "Kerr" abstract.
1614 Harney. Tel. Douglas 64B7. (19)
FOR SALE Five-acre tract of land In Ben
son, three blocks from car, suitable for
Planting or for Improvement; an oppor
unlty for someone. Address G 423. Bee.
(19Wi34x
LIST your property
with the Western
22-21 Nebraska Natl
(19J-714
Home Builders, rms.
Bank Bldg.
BUY A LOT
IN SULPHUR SPRINGS
ADDITION
JUST EAST OF SHERMAN
AVENUE
Where so many new homes are now being
built. You will be surprised to see how
desirable a location this Is. We have Just
put down cement walks in front of each i
lot.
Your choice for any lot left on Lothrop
Bt. for $800. On Emmet St., $760.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN.,
1704 Farnum. St.
(19)-4t3 16
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND KAMI! I.AINU FOR 141,11
Colorado.
MIXED "fAHMING
1,120 acres In Julesburg, Colo., Irrigated
district; 200 acres Improved, under
ditch; good, easy terms; t lti. 00 an acre.
I. L. BARBER,
1108 Harney St.. Omaha, Neb.
(20) M470 lJx
Kansas.
WANTED1 Agents to represent us In the
sale of our Kansas lands. Write for par
ticulars. Globe Lund and Investment Co.,
Omaha, Neb. tXo 887
Nebraska.
FIRST-CLASS Nebrasku farms and ranches
for liomts or Investment. Uenils. Omaha.
()-M!(7!l
FARM of 250 acres; Sarpy county, Ne
braska; Jn minutes' ride from Omaha;
fit.utO improvements: good system of
waterworks; 190 acres under cultivation;
balance timber and pasture; for sale,
fli per acre; no Incumbrance; part
down, balance easy terms.
160-acr farm In Cass county, Nebraska;
Vti acres under cultivation; balance tim
ber and pastum; small Improvements,
UvifTK water, at So6 par acre; this Is a
model stock farm and a snsp at this
figure.
Farm of 133 acres In Sarpy county, Ne
braska, at tno per acre; well Improved;
H) acres under cultivation; balance pas
ture and hay land: this Is a splendid soli
and yields 70 bushels ot corn per acre;
Investigate this.
GRAHAM-WRIGHT RF.ALTTTO.,
92i N. Y. Life Bldg.
Phono Red &M.
(20) 4i1 15
i hontb. Daksls.
ARE TOU Interested !nVr5outh Dakota?
oi
so write to the A- C. Brink Land Co. o
Pierre, 8. D., concerning the Z5.i acres
of farm lands they own In Hughes and
Pully counties. Taey Will answer yoj
gUdl U0j-MJ7 Al
REAL ESTATE
FARM 4 H4.XII t. M)S FOR 9AI.R
(Continued.)
Wyoming.
,
THE UNKiN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.
has Just phn cd on the market
THOUSANDS OF ACRES Or" GRAZING
LAND
In Western Wyoming.
:i.f lo (ifi,oco acres of fine sheep
glaring lands at
fl.oo to $1 PER ACRE.
TERMS one-tenth down payment and
len years' time on the balance If you
Intend to invest In cheap lands. Bl'Y NOW.
The opportunity will not Isst.
For further Information apply to
UNION PACIFIC LAND AGENCY,
Orrmha. Neb.
Dept. "A," 318 So. 15th St.
(3H-4W VI
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
(22)-901
PRIVATE MONEY-
IT. D. Wcad. 15JI Doug.
(22)- "2
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property In Omaha; lowest rates;
no delay. Thomas Brennan, Room 1, N.
Y. Life. (22) 903
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith AV Co., 1320 Farnam SI.
(22)-904
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
O Kcefe R. E. Co., 1001 N. Y. Llie Bldg
(22)-9
LOANS on Improved city property. W. IL
Thomas, 6"6 First National Bunk Bh)g.
(22) i.t
$.'00 TO $50,000 TO IIAN nt lowest rates:
HO delay. GARVIN BROB, 1104 FARNAM.
(22)-90?
LOWEST IiATES-
Bemls, Taxton Block.
(22)-906
WANTED City loans R. C.
Peters & Co.
(22) 90S
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED To buy E or D-rnom house to
move to North Omaha. State cash price
Atlrircss. II 7fS,
Be
(231-134 17
WANTED-TO BUY
WANTED To buy, second-hand furniture,
cook and heating stoves, carpeta, lino
leums, office furniture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilts
and all kinds of tools; or will buy the
furniture of your house complete. Will
buy antique or mahogany furniture. The
highest prices paid. Call the right man.
Tel. Douglas 3971. (20)-l3 Jy26
CASH paid for old books. Crane-Foye Co.,
313 S. 14th. Phone Douglas 1321.
()-910
CARD CABINET of 15 to 25 drawers for
card 8 by 5 Inches; state price; must be
cheap. Address L 682, Bee. (25) S19
TWO small.
Y. M. C.
cash
A.
registers wanted by the
(26) M443 15
GENTLEMAN'S
padded saddle. Must be
cheap for cash. Afldress
first class and
FT10, Bee.
(26) 186 15x
WANTED TO RENT
GENTLEMAN desires well furnished room
In small private family. Must he excep
tionally clean ana neat. fjoon nam,
Modern conveniences. Walking distance,
'Reasonable; state price or not considered.
Address Yl.19. Bee, (261 4M 17x
WANTED To find a desirable property
for rent, within easy reach of rarllne
and with modern facilities. Am willing
to pay any reasonable monthly rent for
same. Address K., 786 Bee. (26) 467 22x
WANTED SITUATION
CHANGE desired by thorough office man.
Ten years' experience. Now on salary of
3100 per nionth and commission. A-l refer
ences. Address D 892, Bee. (27) 976 IS
WANTED Position by elderly woman aa
cook on farm. Apply 324 N. liith St.
(i7)-M345 Ifix
WANTED Position In store by young lady;
unexperlenced; would
work cheap. Ad-
dress Y 143. Bee.
(27) M1S0 24 x
SITUATION wanted in telepgraph office to
complete learning trade; will accept low
wages If given chance for advancement.
Address B 690. care Bee. (27) M942 17
EXPERIENCED wholesale hardwareman
with road and office experience, desires
a position. Address P&Sti care of Bee.
' (27) M9ti4 Kx
WANTED Work by the day by experi
enced dressmaker. Call on or address
4U30 Capitol Ave. 'Phone Harney-hWl.
l27) 917 A
WANTED By eastern gentleman position
where honesty and strict attention to
business counts. Road and floor exper
ience A No. 1 references. C7:"6, Bee.
(27)-424 20x
WANTED Small bundles of laundry to
take home. Send postal to Mra. Kelley,
2G07 No. 26th St. (27)-447 17
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
JAPAN, CHINA, PHILIPPINES,
.HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
by th Buyal Mall ftt turner of the
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
The faateat tteaoMin to the Oriont. Reoord puitnge
by th "Einitreq. of Chlna,"K dnj', R hotini. ttweea
Vancouver and Tnknhamtt. The ''Tartar. "Athen
ian" and "Montaagl." provide an eift'ttonally cheap
trip, car 17 inf ne clasevf oabia peaaeof ur ouly at tks
intermediate rate.
gulling from Vancouver to Yokohama, Kobe
Nusaaukl. tdiansiiat, Hon Kens aud Manila.
Tartar Jul? K F.mpreas ot lull, Frpt. I
Kmprrae of China, Aug. 6 Mmuaaale S'pt 19
Athenian Am 22 liniprena ol Japan sept. SO
From Vancouver to Honolulu and Sydney,
Australia.
Mlowera Aug. 1 Maona Oct. 11
Aorangl Stpt. 13 Mlexera Nov. i
lor ratea. Informatiua and literature ai.ply lo
A, O. SHAW, OenT Aft., 332 Clark St.,
Chicago. .
GRIER BOND NOT APPROVED
Delay in Malls Results I" Convicted
I'ulice Court Clerk Being;
Locked lip.
Through a delay In transmitting the rec
ords of his case to Lincoln, Lee Grter,
former police court clerk had to spend
Sunday and a part of Monday In the county
Jail, Information was received from the
clerk of the supreme court Monday noon
that the papers had been filed and It Is
expected that Xlrier's bond will be ap
proved by one of the Judges of the su
preme court some time Monday afternoon.
As soon as this Is done the three months'
sentence will be suspended until the su
preme court finally passes on the case.
As soon as he was sentenced Saturday
forenoon, Orlor's attorney, John O. Yelser,
dispatched the necessary papers to Lin
coln, and made arrangements with Judge
Let ton to examine the bond for approval
at 6 o'clock Saturday evening. The letter
containing the papers did not arrive Sat
urday, as expected, and consequently
nothing could be done until Monday.
THOUSAND MEMBERS WANTED
Commercial flub Com ml t tee Make
Aaotber i'anipalga for the .
K amber,
"One thousand members before summer
Is over" Is I he slogan of the membership
committee of the Omaha Commercial club.
The committee met Monday noon to formu
late plans for Increasing the membership,
and will meet once a week for the next
month or two. There are now between
and (HjO members, and Chalimm Beaten
will not bo satisfied with less than !,.
With that many members he sees no rea
son why the club should not go Into
larger and more elaborate quarters at the
end of a year, when (he present leasa on
the quarters In the Hoard of Trade build
In; shall have expire
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Sunday Night Attendance at
Clubs
Wai Not Large.
STORM KEPT MANY AWAY AT LAST
Severn! f.arae ftnpprrs l.lun Coun
try ('lab, thnt of Captain lloaaa
ad Mlaa Dona Reins;
Largest.
The several
supper psrties scheduled for
club Sunday evening took
the Country
place 1n spite of the storm snd the pretty
club house was none the less attractive
for being closed agslnst the rain and wind.
Captain Wllllnm (1. Doanc and Miss
Doane gave the largcat supper of the d.iy.
their gueats Including; Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Ciuou, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Fair
field. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Marlln.
Captain and Mrs. Leonard Wlldman, Mr.
and Mrs. H. T. Lemls4, Miss Dewey, Miss
Curtis. Mr. O. C. Redlck. Mr. Earl Gan
net and Mr. Wilson Lowe.
Miss Julia Jllgglnson entertained a sup
per party In compliment lo Miss Crnnmer
Of Denver. Her guests Included: Miss
Cranmer. Miss Margaret Wood. Miss Mona
Kloke. Miss Marlon Connell, Mr. and Mrs.
Harley Moorehead, Mr. Ross Towle, Mr.
Mushier Colpetier. Mr. liwrence Blinker,
Mr. Harry Tuhey and Mr. Lou Clarke.
With Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Klnsler were
Mr. and Mrs, William Hlnes and Mr. John
Schenck.
With Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bancker were
Mr. and Mrs. William Ourley, Miss Hoover,
of Washington, D. C., Dr. Flckrs. and Dr.
Bridges.
' Mr. Junius Brown had six guests.
Those giving small suppers were: Mr.
Luther Drake, who had three guests; Dr.
Frederick W. Lake, four; Mr. E. A.
Cudahy, five; Mr. J. M. Raldrlge, live;
Mr. T. J. MrShane, three; Mr. and Mra.
E. S. Westbrook. five; Mr. Warren, three;
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Burgess, four; Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Foye, five; Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin T. Swobe, live; Mr. and Mrs. Rem
ington, five.
At the Field f Inh.
Among those having guests at the Field
club Saturday evening were: Mr. and Mra.
J. H. Conrad, who entertained five; Mr.
A. W. Gordan, five; Mr. W. H. Coburn,
four; Mr. D. J. Martin, six; Mr. Z. O. Rey
nolds, four; Mr. B. C. Rogers, seven and
Mr A. O. Monroe, all.
Krnae-Caln.
Miss Stella M. Cnln, for many ysars
a teacher In the Omaha public schools,
will be married thla evening to Mr. A.
A. Kruse of New York City, nt the home
of the bride's aunt, MrB. Eugene Heselfon
In Horflellsvllle, N. Y. Miss Cain, with her
niother, Mrs. C. W. Cain of Omaha, huve
been visiting relatives In New York and
Pennsylvania for the past four weeks, j
Mr. Kruse was born and raised In Omaha
and a graduate of the Nebraska State
university. Mr. and Mrs. Kruse will pass
their honeymoon In the Adlrondacks and
at the Jamestown exposition, returning to
their furture home In New York City.
Miss Cain's grandmother. Mrs. Stella M.
Huntington, widow of the lat.' Rev. E. T.
Huntington, will be present at the wedding.
Mrs. Cain will prolong her visit In the
east lor a couple of weeks before return
ing to Omaha.
At Lake Manama.
Mlsa llcrmlne Blessing and Mlsa Mable
Carey gaye a delightful luncheon and stock
ing shower for Miss Nell Carey, at the Boat
club at Luke Manuwa Monday at 1 o'clock.
The table was attractive with pink roses
and plate cards to match. Covers were
laid for fourteen.
For Mrs. Marrnr.
Mrs. Thomas Reynolds was hostess, Sat
urday, at luncheon given In honor of her
sister, Mrs. Frank Murray. Mr. and Mrs.
Murray leave soon for Spokane. Was!
wiiere they will reside. Mrs. Reynold's,
guests were! Mrs. Frank Murray, Mrs
Walter Graham, Mrs. James J. Bynum,
Mrs. William Hayes, Mrs. George. Swan
son, Mrs. D. B. Klmmel, Mrs. Frank
Euan, Mrs. Charles Young. Mrs. Ernest
Ittner, Mrs. Mary Cummlngs, and Mrs
Thomas Reynolds.
Harmony Club Picnic, .
The Young Ladles' Harmony club gave
a picnic at Fairmont park, Sunday, July
14. Various games were played, and tho
outing enjoyed by all. Those present wero
the Misaes Annetta Gllckman. Sophia
Arkln, Dorothy Goldstone, Sadie Cold
graber, Dora Green, Llbble Brown, Lena
Newman, Hannah Wnxmnn, Mary Slus
burg. Esther Brawiroff, Beatrice Pregler,
Bcttie NovltsUer, Sarah Kramer, Anna
Gross and Ida Frledel.
Come and Go Gossip.
Mr. Will P. Hosier and Mr. Ed. W
Hosier, have returned from a pleasuie trip
to New York City and the east, and are
located again at their cottage. Snug Har
ber, Bungalow City, Lake Na-Ko-Mls.
Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Lord and family left
Sunday evening for Dixon, III., to attend
a family reunion.
Mr. Tom .McShane has returned from
Excelsior Springs.
Miss Merlo Blackmar left Saturday to
Join a houae party of ten at Blue Lake, la.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwlght Williams and little
son have returned from a fishing trip to
Alexandria, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. McWhorter and son
Donald are at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Miss Hester Taylor la the guest of her
uncle, Mr. Howard Tgylor, and Mrs. Tay
lor, In Kankakee, III.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rltter and grandson. Bit
ter Turtle, left Omaha Tuesday for an in
tended trip through the west. They will
visit friends In Cheyenne and Denvwr.
Mr. and Mrs. Guidon W. Wattles have
been enjoying the automobile trips around
Springfield, Mass., where their new car met
them. Among the places visltd were Hart
ford, Boston. Salem, Manchester, Glouces
ter and Marblehead. They also visited New
York City,
Miss Ethel Morrison, who has been the
guest of Miss Ella Mae Brown, left for her
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. William Melsger and children arv
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John it. Mancuesicr
enrnute to their home In Denver after a
visit In Indiana.
Russell Harris and Doane Powell will go
to I-ake Okrbojl the last of this week for
thelr vacation. They will be Joined by
Harry Reed of Omaha and Ernest Allen of
Chicago, formerly of York, Neb.
Harry Jordan has returned from Lake
OkoboJI, having left Mrs. Jordan and child
ren there.
While Mrs. Horace Lravltt waa a gurst
In Omaha last week her home In Denvei
was entered by burglars and many valuable
things stolen. Among these were seme of
th souvenirs presented her father, William
J. Bryan, by royalty and others during his
recent trip abroad These things had been
U-ft with Mr. and Mrs. Leavltt for safe
keeping YourHair
Going?
Nothing
Lvcr Made
To Lqual
kiiucs
JAP ROSE
Transparent
Toilet Soap.
J Ap?AS'i" It's the best
Milir bath soap
BATH SOAP knoulu
Lathers equally well In
hard or soft water never
leaves sediment or scum.
Grocers and druggists sell II.
CATHERS' CASE AGAIN LOST
Supreme Court Declines to Revere
Itself In the "Taxpay
ers" suit.
Tho supreme court at Its lust session
finally decided the long-drawn-nut suit of
John T. Cm hers against Former Mayoi
Frank E. Moores and others, by refusing
to change Its decision last January dis
missing the suit. The case was of Rreat
Importance to those Interested lu the eatata
of the late Frank E. Moores, as the brunt
of tho Judgment, If one had been secuivd
against the defendants, wonld have fallen
on the estate and would practically have
wiped It out. originally tho suit Involved
about IIS,0h0, but Interest afld court cost
have piled up until now It reprraents about
fcSMMH).
The suit wna an echo of tho hot mayor-'
allty campaign of 1!3. Others claiming to
gi t In as a tax payer, brought suit against
Mayor Moores, City Treasurer Hennlngs
and the members of the city council on
their bonds, claiming a number of men had
been employed under the department of
public works without proper authority and
for political purposes. Judge Sears decided
amalnst him and he carried the case to the
supreme court. Under an opinion of Judge
Ames the case was dismissed on tho
grounds that irresponsible tax payers cuuld
not maintain suits of thla kind In their own
name, letter It was reopened nt tho re
quest of Mr. Cnthcrs, but after reconsider
ation the court reaffirmed Ita first position
dismissing the suit. In (he litigation Cath
ers was represented by R. O. Burbsnk and
the defendants by Weaver & Oilier, II. H.
Baldrlge and James H. Adams.
FIFTY CENTS JIN THE DOLLAR
rt'Dooalioe-ltedniond-Normlle Credl
tors Will Get About Half
Their ( Inline.
A meeting of the creditors of the O'Don-ahoe-H.
(Imond-Normlln company, through,
their several attorneys, was hold Monday
morning before Register In Bankruptcy J.
A. C. Kennedy. The amount of claims
reprcsentiicd was $17S,flnn, not Including
claims of employes and the unexpired leasa
of the building.
W. J. t'oad was appointed trustee and
gave bond In I ho sum of -"V0o.
The examination of the bankrupts relative
to the number of stockholders and amount
of stock held by the principal stockholders
was conducted by B. G. McGllton and W.
A. DeBord. Only J. T. Normlle of Chicago
and T. P. Redmond of Omaha wore ' ex
amined. It was developed that the author
ized capital stock of the concern wna $200.-
000, all of which bad not yet been paid In.
The examination' of Messrs. Normlle and
Redmond was very brlf. There yet re
mained about IHo.OflO of the stock to be '
subscribed for. The notes of Mr. Redmond
for Jl.KOO and 'that of Mr. O'Donohoe for
t'.,fty yet remained to be paid.
Trustee Coad has now about M6,nno on
hand from the sale of the greater portion
of the stock, with which to pay the claims
against tjic concern, which will permit the
payment of about 60 cents on the dollar as
the matter at present stinds.
The settlement of the affairs of ' the firm
will be left In the hands of Trustee W. J.
Coad.
FOUR HUNDRED GIRLS NEEDED
Manufacturing; Concern Wants tbnt
JVomber to Start at
llrnnch.
A large manufacturing company want
to hulld a western branch at Omaha, but
will do so only on condition It can be s
s.ireil that Kit gills may be found, who
would work In the plant. This the manager
of the company, who Is a personal friend
of Mr. Y'etter, has written to Chairman
Yetler of tho executive committee of the
Ooinmurclnl club.
This company wants no bonus and no
donated locution. It want a to sell no
stock; It Is an old eKtahllshed concern, and
has money to expand Its business.
It has chosen Omaha as a pluca whera
It would like to build a factory. Omaha
can satisfy It in all particulars except that
of femulo labor. The Commercial club
memhi rs are not so sure on that score.
The By I no & Hammer Dry Goods com
pany located a factory In Council Bluffs,
because It could not secure girls enough
In Omaha; M. E. Smith. & Co., opened
a factory in South Omaha for tho
same reuaon. Neither Arm can secure
girls It needs In Omaha, South Omaha and
Council Bluffs combined.
"On I find (00 girls to work In my fac
tory?" suys the manager of the company.
How to answer that question Is a matter
that Is liotl.erlng Mr. Y'etter (julte a lot
Just now.
DEMOCRATS HERE INDIFFERENT
Few of Local Lauder Shovr Any
terest In Chairman Allen's
Conference.
Omaha democrats ure apparently taking
little Interest In the call Issued by Chair
man Allen for a meeting of the stata com
mittee at Lincoln. A number of promlnenj
democrats have b'H-n Invited to attend the
meeting to offer advice, Among them la
J. J. O'Connor, who was a member of the
state committee for thirty-three years. Mr.
O'Connor resigned a year ago last May and
Louis J. I'lutll was elected to succeed him.
Mr. J'iatti Is not In the city and will not be
at Lincoln as far as Is known. I. J. Dunn
and Secretary Daniel are the only two
prominent men who have fully male up
their minds to go, and Mr. Dunn saya that
business may prevent him from going. If
ho goes he announces that he will oppose
any plan to force men upon the democrats
of the state as candidates before the pri
maries. R P. Berry man snd others who have been
looked upon us leaders were apparently for
gotten when Invitations were Issuad and
they will not lake the trouble to formulate
advice on the aubjeet of the coming primary-
Slop ic, then. And wby not? railing tisir it
a diee, a regular diseaae, and your own
doctor will tell you the remedy. He knows
that Ayer'a Hair Vigor, new Irnprorad for
mula, quickly atops railing bair, cures dan
druff, and makes the bair grow, Juai aak him.
We sukllah tae formulas ) O liliCl.,
f all our preparetiooe Leweli. Xfaaa.
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