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    THE OMAIIA DAILY BEZi THURSDAY, AUGUST -29, 13071
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OFFERED FOR RENT
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FOR RENT-DESIRABLE ROOMS IN
ALL. PARTS OK THE CITY'
OMAHA R&NTAL CO.
M N; T. LlFfc iiLLO. TLL. LKifrj. 2L
i() Mi3 s so
ONE elegant unf iirnlahed
modern. 33 Park Ave.
room, strictly
Kljlt X
FOR KENT Fept, 1, five desirable rooms.
Ktf North UKh. (15)-7SS
FOl'R lMmnit room.
23 N. 2th Bt.
(15 (-3-1 2x
FOR RENT Four unfurnished frm 4344
l-ravrnwortri St. (li) 219 Zx
, Maaara aad Cottages.
618'i N. 24TH 8T.. South Omaha-Six-
room apartments ill nea "Scargo" but 1
Inr; all modern conveniences, Includ.ng
hot water In kitchen and bath.
(303617 N. lth St. Mna-roora modern
house). llh alt io and barn.
(49 lhfl-4) Farnam St. Six-room apart
ments In "Qu1vet"- building; all modern
convenience, including liot water In
"rltchen and bath.
Hall Distributer Co.. SIT First National
Bank Ul.dg. 'Phone Red 7406. (15) T74
t-ttjDOX bouse, strictly modern. 1 Loth
rop at.. t? per month.
BIRKETT A TEBPEN9,
-43 Bee B41- Phone Doui? 4T54.
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4174 Cms
St., rooms.
modern except
heat. IX
, 44uS Leavenworth St., S roomi,
Sit
BEMIS
Phone Doug. oSo.
Paxton Blk.
(li) ili-t
T-ROOM house. 1239 Evan. $1S 00.
l-rootn house. .'0 N. i:d. $10.00.
J. R. PARUOTTE, Paxton Blk.
US) Mi)(l II
EF TO I are thinking of building It will
pay yon to see the Western Horns Bulld
re,' rooms 21-3H V. 8. Nat l Bank Bldg..
tor. prices and terms. 115) Ui
IJOt-'BtllOT-P goOOs packd, furjrdcri;
cheap freight rates. Moving and storage.
Kxpreasraen's .Delivery Co. Ttl. I'uunias
194. 15-370
Si) CHICAHO STREET, rooms, modern.
tin, tS13 Woolworth avenue, S rooms, mod
ern, detached, vacant eipteniber 15;
12tt North 3tst renu, S rooms, very de
sirable: JUr.gwalt Brothers. S' South
Ulh strrsVr I
(Ui-.M 422
FOa RFNT Five-room cottase. modern
'evept ftimaic. iith and Pnrker. t-f; new
?-!iwim' tnodrrn hous. '.3d and (Irare,
I.T 50. W. U. Shrlver, 10f3 New York Life
, Bldg. (15)-Mtr3 i
FOR RENT-l"7!9-ir31 8. th Ave., 10 and 11
rooms, bricks, modern In every respect.
Inquire of owner cm the premises, for this
eek only. (la) lio 30
VK L0" expert piano moving at lowest
M-Wa. - Tel. Douglas 1626. Schmoller ft
,Mtsetler Piano C'o 1311-1313 Farnam.
05)-J71
TTHPnF 'l parts of the city. R.
LlULoLO inters ft Co., Bee Bldg.
. 4 (IS) 373
OMAHA Van ft Storage Co. pack, move.
etor H. U. goods; storehouse 1120-24 N.
- lth. "Offlce ltiu Farnam. Tel. Doug. 1M.
.5 (IEj SM
WE MOVE PIANOS Maggard Van and
Htirage Co. Tel. Doug. 146. Office, 1713
, Webater 8. ' . .- (15) S75
Bo. ath St.. 1st floor, 4 rooms. 125.
BtMli, raxton Blk.. 'Phone Doug. FA".
, (15) 1
FOR REXTBy owner, 3S31 No- 22d. new -v.ruuB
luodorn cottage. Tel. Webster IXtG.
. (16-rj
BX . THE OWNER at 08 S. S5lh Ave.,
strictly- modern S-room; hot water heat.
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tTYTapq - In all parts of the olty. Th
t.ww u jjavl, ,-., ijp. Brtg
TOR RENT Large, store room, 16th and
Vinton Bts. M. Bachmann, 437 Paxton
block.
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FOR RENT 7-robm house, modern. 2431
fafker St. (li 77t 30
HWSaWt7rrUTnce.'RingwH. Bartter Blk.
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Halldlacs.
THE entire building formerly occupied by
'.the Pally Nsws, 44x30 feet. 1 stories and
baaerhertt- McCagne Investment Co., lfiOi
' Dodke St. 05 177
313 HARNBT ST.rJ floors and basement.
" JTrxllO feet; suitable for wholesale. Mo-
Cague Investment Co., 150C Dodge St.
(16) 171
Wholesale District
;;.building
6 . v . For Rent
Th four-story and basement brick build'
log at alt Farnam St.
ArpJy F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas St.
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FOR RENT Tesk -room In Bee office, city
bait 'building. 417 N. 26th St.. South
Umaha. Apply to manager. (15) 134
DESK room for rent In stenographer's of
nee, SOS Paxton Blk. 151 UaOO
FIREPROOF
BUILDINGS
Ar the Safest for office Durooae. but other
requirements are necessary to protect the
tenant trem loaaes tnrougn this souroe.
; THE BEE
BUILDING
i a Jlr proof Constructed building, having
A grvat number of fire proof vaults, wttn-
. out a bailor room In tne basement to In-
, tne stiHier. we take every pi
rautiun to guard azalnst loss bv fir
Ifien: are two connectina ofrlcea on the nftv
. floua for rent.-one room ta Vx3u. thn n!Ka,
' . 7xii There are (our lar windows la the
' larger room affording plenty of light. ani
fils room has a good vault also, making
.this cunainstlon o( rooms the most-Us-..
slrable In the building.
On the sixth floor we have two small rooms
which ran be rented separately or as a
suae.
Janitor service, water an lights furnished,
for (utllier particulars see
" It. W. BAKER, SCPT.
THE BEE BUILDING
' 17TH AND FARNAM ST.
Storesy
ITflRFRPOM Cl S la Bt. aarke Powell.
2044 Farnam St. . (litTt
OFFERED FOR SALE
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ANCHOR and Imn fencing; wire fencing
6c' per foot Ji N. 17th ot- Tel. Red (11
Farnltaro.
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XT HANTV furniture bought and sold; busi
ness on the fcjutre. Rosenberg, formerly
. with Chicago Furniture Co.. 10J 8 Hth
St. - Tef DougUs s5. (1() 739 A29
tTttiee gilt-edge bargains!
Furniture and complete equipment of
11-room Loose. H-riHiin flat and It-room
a.us, . fur gu'ck sale al much less t;.en
a(ual 'coil; all 11 located; close In and
r.iakir-g utoney.
Phone Ktd 12SJ. or cs.'.l 4)4 N. Y I.lfe
Bldg. (16)-MLS7 1
FOR tALB CHEAP-Solld oak roller-top
. oc desk, chair and typewriter. Ad-dr-s
B '.'J. tie (16) Mia
I'ARTILi leaving the city orTer (or sale
' entire, f iibiiu. aud rugs ( a C-room
partiiivin : lrae mn iw had uf apart
"mnf td tlj rl.ht rty. Ad.ris I". ij.
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OFFERED FOR SALE
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Plaaea, Oriiit, Mtileil last re aea ta.
Piano Bargains
InYetiea!e the special off3r we r
making this week it will save you
some money.
1400 Gabler. practically new $220
400 Ivers A Pond, fin condition 215
300 Kimball, rartor size 115
300 Kimball, laree Ue 93
450 Emerson, nearly new 285
250 Hoffman, mahoeanr case.. 1R5
600 Geo. Steck, new 325
The same easy terms: S3, $4, $5 or
tlO monthly.
New Pianos for rent $3. SO monthly.
m Schmoller & Mueller
Piano Co.
'Phone Doug. 1625.
1311-1313 Farnam Street.
Il6)-M979
FINE Upright Kimball piano. 35. Dealer
do not call. Ial9 Davenport.
(16)-720 29x
DEAOAN'8 moramirhone. in fire trunk
made (or it; bargain. 108 N. 16th.
tlSj Tit 3i
FOR SALE ClfEAPStory A Clark cabinet
organ, JJ stops, a beautltul. sirong-ionea
ln:rumtnl, suitable for church or home,
good condition; cost 10. Address L 734.
lies. i,18 M7SJ
Pool aaa BlUeard Tables.
FOR SALE New and second-hand billiard
and pool tables. We lead the world in
cheap ba- fixtures; easy pavments. Bruna-wtLk-Balko-Collendar,
tfl S. 10th St.
(15)-4S3
Typewriters aai tenlsg -Marhlaes.
FOR SALE High grad. second-hand type-
wruer; good con.iition; a bargain at
Call room V. Bee Bldg. (lO 471
ONE Remington typewriter, No. 1 In good
condition, (or sa,e cheap. Call at Ree
office. 'J6)-x
Sllaeellaaexaas.
GAS, ELECTRIC AND
COMBINATION FIXTURES
Largest, most UD-to-date stock at lowest
prices In the city, select now. Delivered
when needed. Inspection invited.
BURGESS - GRANDEN CO.,
112 So. 15th St. Tel. Doug. iSL
U 4M
MODERN five-room flat, in business dis
trict, newly furnished, steam heat; very
desirable. Call aftrrnooji. all week,
flat 4, WlthmHl Bldg. Hj iil3 2ilx
HAVE paid over one-third on my contract
lor . Americanized encyclopedia Brltan-
nice.; owing to sickness am not able to
keep up payments. Will glre my contract
and books to anybody, willing to keep
attuie. Auuresa r it, care uee.
(15)j: 2X
FOR SALE.
60 vols. History of the World.
1 set of Balzac.
1 set of Charles Reade.
1 set of Dumas.
2j4 Bherman Ave: '
(lfi)-ltS XSx
FC1 SALE Onyx soda fountain. 24-syrup,
two ooay, reirigerator base, counter a
tomatic carbonator, niter, all as good ss
new; also drug store fixtures, counters
and show cases. Howell Drug Co.. loth
ana lapuoi Ave. (l) Ms
FOR SALE A butcher's refrigerator. Bey-
era! snow cases, a new peanut roaster,
large corlee mill, two large automatic
oil tanks and stor fixtures too numerous
to mention. Globe Land and Investment
,o.. umana, Men. .. (16)
FOR BALE Finest boarding house In the
cuy; oesi location, ad furnished; walk-
ing auiance, eta.; cheap- inquire Mi
SLarDscn tJiocn, urr.aha, Xe. - -
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DRUGS at cut prions; freight paid on 110
uiucn. vai&iuMua tree. . - a
8HERMAN ft M CUNNELL DRUG CO..
Omaha, Neb. tut) V7
FOR SALE About October 1. one SOO-gal-
11m nuruimiwi duplex pump, sise liX
KHsxlQ. W. H. Bridges, engineer Omaha
Bee. - tl)-M79
HOMEOPATHIC medicines, wholesale and
reiau. anerinaa McDonnell Drug Co.
(14) S
WHEN writing to advertisers It takes but
a stroke or two of the pen to say you
saw the ad In The Iee. '
BEND US vour mall orders for drua:
freight paid on lit) lots. Myers-Dillon
Drug Co., Omaha. (16) 4
BHERWIN WILLIAMS CO.. best mixad
paint. Sherman ft McConnell Drug Co.
(U)-JS5
HALL'S safes, new. Id-hand. 181 Farnam.
tl6-0
HAT-19 per ton. Wagner,
01 N. 14th.
(li)-M7ai
BElJ"HAND rubber hos. tools. Singer,
41 N. 14in. (16) 726
THREE fine tool che
meat block; $3 each.
its, also, butchers'
N. lth.
04 713 2Sx
FOR SALE Steel range, good condition;
reasonable. SJS So. ijtn Ave.
(IS) 4U372 63x
FOR BALE Two safes, show cases and
desks. 415 Paxton block.
(It) Mlyj tlx
PATENTS
D. O. BARNfcXL, patent attorney and ma
chine iiciifc-net, I axiou Bk. Tel Red 7117.
'17) Miv7 81-
LARSON ft Ca-Book freev
Baa Bldg.
17) m
PERSONAL
THE ELITE Expert Ud operator
AllV li"111J gives massage chaly
beate scrub baths. Hooin 2ou, Barker
blM'k. lath snd Farnam. New establish
ment. (18) M3S 29x
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cast-off
clothing; in fact, anything you do not
need. Wa collect, repair and aell, at 114
N. 11th St., (or cost of collecting:, to the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 4135 and
agon win call. (1 U
lOL'NO WOMEN coming to ' Omaha as
strangers are Invited to visit the Young
Women Christian Association rooms,
Fa maul street, where they will be di
rected to suitable boarding places or
Otherwise assisted- ill) 914
taADY SKILLED IN SCIENCE OF MAS-j-AGE.
and stranger In Omaha, desires
patrons; scruu bath, manicure and chir
opody. lo?4 Dodge St., corner Kin. oppo
site P. O. (tf)-oi4 lax
WHEN YOU write to advertiser remem
ber It takes but an extra stroke or two
of the pen to mention the tact that you
saw ths ad in The Baa.
M GETIC Osteology and Massage.
Room 2, 1304 Farnam St., :d door.
lli) M1S1 B M
PAINFUL buma. any sore or skin hurt
quickly healed by salin skin cream. 2Sc
OMAHA Stammerers'
feU'g.
Institute. Ramge
SEWING machines ranted. Neb, Cycle Co.,
litti an 4 Harney, phono Douglas l(rA
(is) isa
HEW bargains IB Id-hard soda fountain.
monthly payments. Derltht. 18JJ Farnaru.
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iYitlNGKS. rubber goods, by mail
cut
prwe
eiend (or (me catalogue. Myeryj
rua Co.. Omaha. . ill . r A
D.ilon Drug Co., Omaha
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT IIOM-Mr(
Dr. Kin;, l.:.'j N. iur it. Tel. Web. Siai.
i MAGNETIC K? ZWJZb
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REAL ESTATE
RtCAt, KTATB DEALERS,
RUSSELL, ft M KITRICK CO- 4 Rtrrit
I Ram
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W H. TURRJ.LL, 1( Patterson Blk t"B-
ii"n ( m
PAYNE INV. CO..
17SL
lit floor N. T. L. Pong.
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R. C. PETERS ft CO . B-e Bid.
(W-4B1
U W. BUNNELL ft
Douglas 61.
CO
(S M. T. Life.
atyn
ALFRET C KKNKFPT. 9" Firet Nsfl
Bank Bide 'Phone Douglas 799. (19 409
GEORGE ft COMPANT.
11 Farnam. Tel. Dourlss.To.
(IS) 104
Tel Web 147
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C U. RICH. Kith ft Locust.
CITT PROPERTY FOR SAt Bt.
$250 CASH
Balance Like Rent
Eight-room house, parlor, dining room.
large bed room, kitchen, 1st floor: (our
large rooms 2d floor: house piped for gas.
city water and cistern, shade trees, largo
barn; lot 50x150: south front, near Hans-
corn Park: about 1 blocks to car. Price
S2.S0O.
BIRKETT ft TEBBENB.
43 Bee Bldg. Tel. Douglas 4754.
tl'jj jw a
NEAR ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
CREIGHTON COLLEGE
AND
OMAIIA HIGH SCHOOL.
We have got a real bargain near 2Tth and
Davenport 8ts., easy walking distance,
paved street, permanent walks, fine shade.
hoose has nine rooms, bath. gas. hot and I
cold water, furnace, four bedrooms on
second floor, parlor, sitting room and
dining room, all extra large, mantel and
grate; Just the place for renting rooms
or a large family; who wants to get near
St. John's church or high school? Don't
fall to let us show you this property at
once. It must be sold within thirty days.
Price $4.St.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.,
Sole Agents,
Main Floor, New York Life Bldg.
(19j Mo37 39
' LOOK INTO THIS
YOU DON'T NEED CASH
to buy or build. We can sell
the finest and tnost sightly
lots in beautiful Halcyon
Heights, Just two blocks south
of Benson business center and"
Military ave. car line, on pay
ments of H down and 26 and
110 per month. Within a short
time you own a choice lot,
fully paid for. and are in posi
tion to obtain a building loan
- and erect your own home.
You ran't eijual these values
at S750 to SC&). See us at once
for plats and our plan (or
sale of these lots, and we
will take you out to see ttyara '
at any time.
RUSSELL & M 'KITRICK CO.,
422-34 Ramge Bldf. 15th and Harney.
(1)-JS8 29
EASY PAYMENTS.
5-room eottsge on N. 26th
Ave., near 8pencer; large .
. rooms, nicely arranged, with
, , . toilet, gas, city water: every..'
. thng la flrst-vclasa repair.- par,.. -,
manent walks. nice lawm
Price $1,660 S.0 cash, balance
easy payments, -
FA RX AM SMITH & CO.
1220 Farnam St.
Dogg. 1064.
(19)- 1 U
1409 SOUTH 11TH .
$4,150
Hera la a fine new I-room, entirely mod
ern house, with oak finish and hot water
heat, lot 5uxl2 on paved street, close to
the business district, rents (or 3& per
month. For a close-in property this Is
good and cheap. Let us show you this
today.
HASTINGS ft HEYDEN. 1704 FARNAM.
(19) M4DB 29
5-Room Cottage,
2502 Poppleton Avenue,
One Block from New South
24th Street Car Line. .
Water, sewer, gas. cement sidewslk, per
manent curb and asphalt paving, all paid
for; unusually large lot, 60-ft. front, 160 ft.
deep; room on lot for 2 large houses; lot
high and sightly; a great bargain. Apply
to owner, William A. DeBord. S20 First Na
tional Bank Bldg. (19) M424 29
S2ii0 DOWN and SIS per month buys new
S-room house at 3H47 Ave. A, West Counrll
Bluffs; city water, cellar and closets;
walking distance from the business cen
ter of Omaha; lot 44xli0. Price only l.Su9.
Look at this.
BENJAMIN REAL ESTATE CO., '
SJ5-4 Neville Block, ISfh and Harney.
Phone Douglas 7X.
US) WJ 95
FOR SALE A good (-room house, modern
except heat, location convenient. Price
I2.K0.
And a brand new S-room modern tiouse at
th and Maple. Bargain at 12.W0; part
cash. 'Phone Webster 4343
U9)-M3 31x
15 DOWN, $3 a month. We have over lis)
lots In West Council Bluffs, on or near
Omaha car line, at the very low prices of
from flu9 to IJ75. Buy now before the
price g jes up. We have sold many Omaha
people homea In West Council Bluffs and
all are pleased with their bargains. Let
us show you these lots.
BENJAMIN REAL ESTATE CO.,
325-4 Neville Bio, k. lAtn and Harney.
'Phone Douglas 7331
(19) 3S1 90
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Two houses, 7 snd S rooms, cornsr ZKh
snd Charles 81s.. both 12.300.
So IS Howard St., 7 rooms, modern, good
repair, tl.tfco.
241S Blondo Bt., nlc now cottage, modern.
1619 Locust 8t., ( rooms, modern. (2,10.
W. T. GRAHAM. BEE BLIXJ.
(19)-153
FLATS 2626-7-9 Lake St.. opposite new
street car buildings; also good cottage In
rear on Eraklne St., net .rental LjO a
month. Improving, building alons coat
ts.Oim. Price (5.UtX
Also U7 Chicago, high lot. one block from
high school, old cottage In rear. Price
(.,400. Assessed at (3.ouo.
FRANK CRAWFORD.
931 N. T. Life Bldg. Tel. Douglas 2397.
lUj-MW 90
T?EAL ESTATE tlTLE-TRUST OCk
w CHAB. E WILLIAMSON. Pres.
U ul
17 ISO CHOICE investment. (21 and C3
South 17th St., 9 rooms, all modern, well
built houses, renting for ti&. Inquire
owner, W. F. Lorenzen. 2711 8 20h Bu
09 ) 149 Sx
94 LOTS (a Halcyon Heights. Benson, lying
wall: cloae to car Dae; M minutes' ride
to Omaha. Will sell altogether or In
bunches of five. For prices and term
addreaa H 42. care B. (lt-u7
MI STRICTLY modern (-room realdenra.
a few blocks southwest of Cfelghton col
lege, for sale at a bargain. Easy term.
! Can give possession at Ouce. Address A
1 , r . r. U- ' . , m
REAL ESTATE
CITT PROPERTY FOR SALS
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CLOSE IN CORNER
A Rare Opportunity
GENUINE GOOD VALUE
A complete, compact, well built, S
room modern house in Al condition.
2701 DODGE
Hare Just ten days to sell it and
give possession. Lose no time. Will
rent September 3 If not sold at $41.50
a month.
WILLIAM FLEMING,
Sole Agent.
211 South lith.
Tel. Douglas ITS.
(Mi M427 2.
$400 EACH
Tour choice of 13 lots near 57th and Pink
ney and Pratt streets, most lots have newer
and walks. Lots are 1 and S blocks to
car.
THE BYRON REED CO.,
'Phone D. 257.
211 South 4th.
(1-M41 31
NICE NEW COTTAGE ON
EASY TERMS
4404 North 30th street. Just south of Ames
avenue, paved street, permanent walks,
large lot, modern improvements. See us
quick; 12,100.
R. H. LANDERYOU,
Tel. Doug. 2151.
442 Board of Trade.
(19 M362 30
FOR QUICK SALE, $7,250
44 feet. Dodge, between 17th and 19th,
J-story and basement brick; Tents 4 per
cent on investment, with 22 feet vacant
for new building. This Is 31.250 less than
price heretofore, and offer only good few
days. See us quickly. '
THE PUTNAM CO.,
604 N: Y.' Life Bldg.
Cadet Taylor, Pre.' W. B. Taylor. Sec'y,
(19) 387 29
Good New 5-Room Cottage
Only one block from Ames Ave. car line;
is nicely located and a good, little home,
11. MO. only small cash payment required;
also a new 4-room cottage. 4 blocks from
Ames Ave. car line; a cheap home; (1.130.
PETERSON BROS.,
53 Bee. Bldg.
(19) MC3 29
I3.B00.
1501-lEhS South (h St., corner lot. 501U
feet: two cottages: ' rent US per month;
room for two niors cottages or Cats. Kasy
in .
, . THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1, New 'Tork Life Bldg.
'Phcns Douglas im-
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in ni' ii lyl i ? r , i
V SIX ROOMS, $1,800
North part or 'city, neaircar. partially
modern; in fne locality; good lot; perma
nent walk and paved street. You had bet
ter look it up. A nsl ome.
- t . ..WALLACE,:,-rownBlk. -
DoSSiaSM.
.r v 19) M1S4 29
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
J have cash buyers for a few good cot
tages; must be we(l, Rented And worth the
money. i'Jilt
-'. W. SJRANK, .
'.. tn Neville Blk. te!. Doug. 3809.
(19)-1S1 39
BEDUCED FOk QUICK 8 ALE.
93,000 Fine, rooms, hot water heat, 27th
and "ndrsuu. .
31. Toft J roon.j, 2d. near Pratt.
tJkOink 7 roo a, modepn, on Emmet.
IXluu i roo.ns, modern, Manderson, near
24th.
tl, New S-room cottage, Bristol, near
ioth; paving paid; flne'home.
LNDERHILL. CO.,
S3M N. 24th St.
'Phona Webster. 1059.
' 1J)-M356 29x
100 DOWN, balance 114 and Interest per
month: 4-rocm house on .Ave. D and Sd
St., Council Bluffs. Price only $1.6o0. Se
us about this.
BENJAMIN REAL ESTATE CO..
S25-4 Neville Block. Mth and Harney.
'Phone ppuglaa 7332.
aav 383 so
Big Bargain Small norae
t rooms.
modern except heat.
full lot.
ear two blocks
CLIFTON
HILL neigh-
borhood. In very (air
condltlon; very
cheaD. (1 400.
WALLACE. Brown Blk.
Doug. )3o0.
(19) M183 29
$1,700
Good (-room house, modern except furnace,
near 24th car line, south of Ltike St.
$2,15TO
New (-room house near 14th car line, not
far out. At above price If sold by Sep
tember L ..:.,
F. C. Best, 821 N. Y. Life.
(19)-M313 29
THE KFRR ABSTRACT CO.'S AB
STRACTS OF TITLE are the safest.
You are protected by a 10."00 bond
against loss by errors. You don't buy a
lawsul. when yea buy s "Kerr ' abstract.
liD.4 Harney. Tel. Douglas S467. (19)
SO ACRES unimproved, 10 acres cultivated,
balance, grive with good sod. well lo
cated easy terras; tr.700. A. T. Seybolt,
9iat2 Grand ave., 'phone Webster 1970.
" - - (19r-M
A good. fair. S or 9-room house, with full
lot. sruth (ront, on Farnam street, only
13.9U), or Just about the value of the lot.
CONNKR-ft HKALEY.
' . 1X1 .Xavllle Block.
(191 MOO Jl
-t-
I1.950. EASY TERVJS.
Five-room cottage. well.' permanent
a-alka, picket fence, sheds, etc., all new,
lust , built, only 91.S30, located at SIS N.
Nth Ave., rental Income (l) per annum.
J. Kendia ft Son, Paxton Block.
(191-M425 31
LIST your property with Chris Boyer. t4
and Cuming St a (19) 497
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LA-tD FOB .ALU.
goath Dakota.
OPENING LOWER BRULE RESERVA
TION IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Parties wishing full Information as to ths
character of the land, how to reach It
and how to take part In th drawing
in October, also Information In relation
to the opening of Tripp Co.. la the Hose
bud reservation, can secure same by
sending tl te Charles H Burke, Pierre.
S. D., formerly member of congress and
author of ths Lower Brule and Rosebud
legislation. (26) M74i :
OUT THEY GO.
You raa alaay And good, rich wheat
land and Just the kind of a stock farm
you want by selecting (rem oar luO.uOG-scro
tract in the famous Hettinger county.
North Dakota: go out and see It; look us
up. William H. Brown Co.. Rlchardton or
Mandan or Molt. North Daka or in f a-
ea su thivMo. jiu okiisi eh
REAL ESTATE
FARM AD R4.SCH LA!t
oath Dakota Coatlaaeo.
WANTIP 1 00 man to buy cheap deed.t
land, relinquishments or city property in
Stanley Co., S. D. ; good soil, aster and
timber: correspondence solicited. Ray
Bowerman, Real Estate Broker. Kailok,,
8. D. (291 Mill Ix
TRIPP COUNTY OPENING For full par
ticulars writs Tripp County Land and
Abstract Co.. Dallas. & li.
(2-MTl A29
Cwlsrado.
SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS
of
FARM LAND
IN
COLORADO, NEAR DENVER
for Colonization Purposes. Spe
cial Prices and Terms to Land
Men.
W. F. SHELTON LAND
AGENCY,
Sellers of good land, cheap.
Dept. A. 318 So. 15th St.,
Omaha, Neb.
(20 MM7 21
LOSO-scre ranch, with full water right. In
beautiful San Luis Valley; best place In
the world to raise cattle, sheep and hogs;
price, 115.00 per acre; first crop often pays
(or land. The Pond Realty ft Loan Co..
Colorado Springs, Colo. (20) M7S JOx
WANTED Agents to represent us In ths
sale of our Kansas lands. Write tor par
ticulars. Globe Land and Investment Co..
Omaha, Neb. (30) 412
e bra ska.
FIRST-CLASS Nebraska farms and ranches
tor homes or Investment. Bemls. Omaha.
() 41
M lacellaaeoaa
WE HAVE an orranlied body o( locti
a?onta In Iowa, Missouri. Kansas and
Nebraska, and we can sell your home,
stocks of goods, rooming houses, hotel
or any other property.
See l"s and Ba Convinced.
ELKHORN VALLEY LAND CO.,
7 Bee Building.
(2nv M4 3
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Paxton Block.
t2) ta
WANTED City loans. R. C Peters ft Co.
1225-4-3
LOANS on improved city property. W. H.
Thomas. suS First National Bank Bldg.
(22) 414
tl. 000. 000 to LOAN on business and resi
dence property In Omaha; lowest rates;
no delay. Thomas Brennan, Room 1, N.
Y. Life. (22)-41
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
O'Keere R. E. Co.. 1001 N. Y. Life Bldg
(2D-415
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith ft Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
(22)-4l7
IMS TO 9S0.00O TO LOAN at lowest rates:
no delay. OARVIN BROS., 1606 FARNAM. i
(22) 41s
PRIVATE MONEY F. D. Wead. 1520 Doug.
(22)-419
MONEY TO LOAN-Payae Investment Co.
120,000 PRIVATE money to loan; no d.
lay. J. H. Sherwood. 937 N. Y. L. Bldg.
; (22) M49I II
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED TO BORROW
$1,000 to - enlarge a good paying traslnaas
wnn privilege to reauce loan yearly. au
dress W 773. Bee. C4-291
WANTED TO CUY
WANTED To buy second hand furniture,
cook and heating stoves, carpets, lino
leums, ofTice furniture, old clothes and
shoes, planus, feathers, bud pillows, quilts
.snd all kinds of tools; or will buy the
furniture of your house complete. The
.-highest prices paid Call the right man.
Tel. Douglas 3W1. (26)-MJ0 8 37
CARD CABINET of IS to 2S drawers for
csrd 3x5 Inches; state price; must be
cheap. Address L 682, Ber. (21) 19
CASH psld (or second hand clothing,
shoes, etc. tt No, 16th 8t. Tel. Red
SI. (.) 2l
WANTED A small Job printing press,
with type. W. M. West, Auixirn, Kan.
(2)--MIU4 4X
CASH psld (or old book. Crane-Foy Co-
113 S. litli. Tiiuno Doualst 12:i, (lj)-910
ROLLER top desk, chair, office furniture.
Call Webster HIM. (iil M4S1 Six
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED By a neat boy, with references,
board and room in a prlvai family;
will help around house If desired; please
state what board and room bill will be.
Address Y 100. Be. (2ii)-M76. 90s
TWO nicely furnished rooms for light
housekeeping In good neighborhood. Ad
dress J 43. Be. (20)-M946 31
WANTED By man and wife about Sept.
1' a 6 or 6-room cottage or 4 or S-room
apartment, (urnlshed or unfurnished. In
good locality. Call P. II. Johnson, Dept.
Mgr. Hayden Bros. (i) 13 29
EXPERIENCED graduate osteopath wants
rooms and board In exchange for serv
ices. Addres Y 212. car Bee.
(Xl-MIH 4x
WANTED 5 or ( room cottage or flst by
young couple. State price and location.
Addres J. A. Smith, Oeneral Delivery,
clty. (2b MtlS 31x
WANTED-SITUATION
EXPERIENCED, honest Japanese boy
wnts a position as i cow in family.
Ureas. Charles KaaaC 7:3 So. Ui ot.
(27) M7S tvx
WANTED By middle-aged lady, position
as housekeeper, where there are no chil
dren; refereuces exchanged) no cards
answered. Mrs. A. M., X7U Pacific Si.
(2T M170 a
YOUNG MAN. who Is now and for past Bra
years has been a mall carrier, wants po
sition of trust where hontaty, ability and
Integrity will be recognised aud rewarded.
Address. K 79. Bee. 27 6S ttx
YOUNG man. 22. wishes position ss col
lector or other outside work; beet refer
ences. Wbst have you 7 Address B U.
Bee. 127 -7 2SX
EXPERIENCED offlce man wants small
set of books to keep; all or part time.
Address E 141, Bee. (27) il59 tlx
WANTED Situation by two young ladles
(sisters), violinist snd pianist; (our years'
experience In orcheatr. work and good
sight players. Address Y 1. care hw.
t27)-M7J9 IW
YOUNG man wants place to work (or board
while attending school. Boy lea college.
Tel. Douglas 19S4. (9 Ml)7
WANTED Position as clerk In general
merchandUe store; fifteen years' experi
ence; best of references. Box 1, Swsnton,
Neb. i.T) M741 (Ox
(jUrtHNrtitiii itOTiCEj
CHIEF wL'Attl t-UAlAb l krt b OFFICE,
iriiiana, Atmuu, autusi u. 1907. oeaieq
proposals, iu Uip.M-aie, auujeii lo me uauai
t-onullkuoa, win Ims rcteiveU iiere um.l u
otioca a- m.. ceunai sianuaru lime, eep
leuitMr a, ), lor iruuaiuug au eleciric
ircigat evevsior in Miiumiiy siorenouse
at quarteruiaaier s depot, uinaua, Neuiaaaa.
Full uiformalion luriitauea ou appiicaiiud u
in is ornte, wnere plans and specincauuna
may ba Seen. i.nviups containuig pro.
puaals to ba marked Proposals (or tie, tru)
Freight tlevaior." and aodreased to Major
Thomas Cruaa. Uuartarmaslar. Arniy Baud
uig. Oiuaiia. Ncbraaka. Ai-U-A-Jjj
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR r.UIUINia. WATER
vstem. He Depsrtment of fl e Interior,
Office of Indian Affairs. Washington. IV
C, Aug. 13, !:;. Sealed prupoals. plainly
marked on the outside of the envelope.
Proposals (or Buildings. Ktc., Fort Leaia
School, Colo,'' and addressed to the Com
missioner o( Indian Affairs. Wsshlng'en.
D. C. 'alii ba received at the Indian office
until 2 udoik p. m, Bpt. 17, 1:'7. (or fur
nishing and delivering the neesary ma
terials and labor resulted to construct and
complete an office and a school buildirg.
both of brick, alth plumMnv team heat,
and gas piping: a laundry and an addition
to the boys dormitory, both of brlrk. with
plumbing and gss piping; (or Improve
ments to water system, moving hospital
building, and resetting laundry machinery.
In sirlt accordance with plans and speci
fication aurl Instructions to bidders, which
may be examined tin this offlce. the offices i
of the Improvement Bulletin. Minneapolis.
Minn.; American Contractor, Chicago. 111.;
Evening Herald. Durango. C jn . Republi
can. Denver, Colo.: Olobe-Iemocrt St.
tyouls. Mo; Journal. Kansas City. Mo.:
and The Bee. Omaha. Neb ; St the Piilld
ers' and Traders' FJtchange. Omaha. Neb.
St. Paul. Mrnn.. and Minneapolis. Minn ;
Northwestern Manufacturers' Association.
St. Paul. Minn., the U. S. Indian Ware
houses, Chicago. 111.. S Ixiuts. Mo.,
Omaha. Neb., and New York Cltv. and at
the school. For further Information apply
to John. C. Spear, Superintendent. Fort
Lewis School, Hesperus. Colo C. F. LAR
KACEE. Acting Commissioner.
A27 31-8S-S-7-10-12-14
PROIOSAll FOR FLOUR. OATS, PRIED
Fruit, Etc. Department of the Interior,
Office of Imiliin AfTalrs. Washington, D. C.
August 7. 1J7. Sealed proposals, plainly
marked on the outside of the envelope
"Proposal for Flour, Oats. Vted Fruit,
etc., as the case may b and addressed ti
the "Commissioner of Indian AfTalrs. Wnsh.
Ington, P. C." will Jbe received Bt ths
Indian Office until i o'clock p. m of
Thursday. September 2S. 1H07. and then
opened, for furnishing the Indian service
with canned tomatoes, cornmeal, cracked
wheat, dried (tult, (eed. flour, hominy,
oats and rolled oats during fiscal year end
Ing June Jo. !!)). Bids must be made out
on government blanks. Schedules giving
til necessary Information (or bidders will
b furnished oit application to the Indian
Office. Washington, D. C; the U. 8.
Indian warehouses ht New Tork City,
Chicago, III.; St. Iinuia, Mo.; Omaha. Neb,
and San Francisco, Cal ; the Commissary
of Subsistence. U. 8. A., at Che enne,
Wyo.; the Quartermaster. U. 8. A.. Seattle,
Wash., and the postmasters at Tucson,
Portland. Spokane and Tscorra. The de
partment reserves the right to reject sny
and all bids or any part of any bid. C. F.
Larrabee, Acting Commissioner.
A26dmt
CHIEF QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE
Omaha. Nebraska. August 1. I'.'f.. Sealed
Proposals, in triplicate, will be received
here and by quartermaster at the post
named herein, until 11 a. m., central stand
ard time. September 3, 1907, for furnishing
hay and bedding during the fiscal year end
ing June 30. 1S, at Fort Riley. Kansas.
Propcsals for delivery at other places will
be entertained. United States reserves
right to roject or accept any or all pro
posals or any part thereof. Information
furnished on sppllratlon here, or to quar
termaster at the station named. Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked
"Proposals for Forage," and addressed to
Major THOMAS CRUSE, C. Q M.
A-21-2-9fvSl SJ
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS THE RE
gents of education of the state of South
rjakota will receive sealed proposals (or
the construction of a law bullJIng on the
campus of the Uslverslty o( S,outh Dakota
at Vermilion, B. D. Bids are invited upon
the following propositions: (1) The con
struction, heating, plumbing and wiring foi
electric lights; (2) construction only, 131
heating only, (4) plumbing only, lo) wiring
only, (t any combination o( propositions, i
to k All work Is proposed to be done ac
cording to plans and specification prepared
by the architect, Joseph Scnwars, and on
file in his office at Sioux Falls. S. D.; at the
office of the secretary of the university.
Vermilion, S. D.; at the office of the Build
er' Exchange, Minneapolis, Allnn., nnd
at the offlce of the Dally Journal, Sioux
City,-Iowa, and at the office of The Omaha
Bee, Omaha. Nebiaaka. All bid must be
accompanied by a certlfled check, payablo
to the president Of the regent of educa
tion, for I per cent o( the amount o( the
bid. a a guarantee that ucoess(ul bidder
will enter Into contract and give a satis
factory bond (or the completion of the
Same within ths time and in the manner
therein specified. Bidders are advised that
not: moreUhan 80 per cent of the contract
price will be available for payment until
after July 1, 1308. Bids will be received up
to September M, 19ui, and contract will be
awarded at Brooking. S. P.. at 1 P. m.
Bids sent by mail should be addressed to
Regent ef Education, Brookings. 8. D.
The regent reserve the right to reiect
any or all Bids. E. C. ERICSON. Presi
dent: Irwin D. Aldrlch. S-cretary.
Aug7-l-2-2O-31-8eptl-2-10-17
BONDS FOR SALE-WATER BONDS OF
Besver City. Neb., to the amount of 925.
fjr)i dated day of delivery, pa able at Ne
braska Fiscal Agency, New York City. N.
Y. Twenty year after date. Interest 4 per
cent (rom date, option to city to redeem
Same sny time sfter Ave yesrs from their
date. Issued In denominations of 9500 each.
City reserves r'ght to reject any and all
bids. Ths above will be received by W. L.
Leonard, city clerk, up to and Including
September 30, 1907. W. L. LEONARD, City
Clerk AIMiM
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Michael Hnerath to Clement Hoerath.
nww u-in-ii ,'iwi
Paxton Real Estate company to Amel
G. IJndnerg. lot 49. Keystone Park..
William P. Wherry snd wife to Mar
tin J. Schafrr. wSO feet lot 5. Hawes'
dd.
Movne Tlmblln to William H. Tur
rcll. lot 2, 1, 17 snd 19. block 41.
and lot 1 and 17, block 471. Grand
view: also wt (eet of S feet lots 13
and 14. block 1. Lake's add
Burt C. Fowler and wife to James D.
Ramsay, sub lot 9 of sub lot 11. tax
lot (. nwt neV. 9-1S-13
F. J. Fltsgerald to W. Et 8age. lot 7,
block 3. Missouri Avenue Park
Max Helchenberg et al to Lena Kahn.
lot ( and e Tot 7, block 2. Reed s
Fifth add..
Solomon J. Firestone snd wife to
Harry Hartry. lot 94, Elllstone Park
Place
1.138
2.000
3.300
1
30
rred H. Lancewlsch snd wife to John
C. Pryor. lot 19. Bluff View I.m
Total SW9!
RAILROAD TIME CARD
IKIOX STATIOX !Mh AXO MARC Y.
taloa PaclBs.
Leava.
Overland Limited a t.frs am
The China and Japan
Fast Mall a 9 80 pm
Colo, ft Calif. Ex a 3 to pm
Call'ornla ft Ore. Fx. ..a 4 W pm
Los An gules Limited. .. .all M pm
Colorado Bpeclal all:6a pm
North Platte Local a 7:42 am
Beatrice Local b 7:43 am
Arrive,
a 9:40 pm
i Irt pm
a 9:30 am
a 1.90 pm
a 9:15 pm
a (.50 am
a 6:13 pm
b 6 IS pm
Chicago
a AorCitvreiera.
Chicago Daylight a 7:06 am all 64 pm
Bt. Paul-M ap-jlla Exp.. a 7 so am a 10 uO pm
C hicago Local all i) am a I in pm
Bloux City Paasanger-. a 7.50 am a pm
Jiucato Paaactigar a (.00 pm a l.tu am
Chicago Special a ( u) pm a i.a am
art. Paul-M plohs Lm id... at 2s pm a 7:40 am
Los AngaleS Limited. ...a 9 SO pm all: 39 pm
Overland LlmHed alv U) pm a 1.23 am
Fst Mail "
S.oux City Local a t. pm a 9 90 am
Fast Mall I 36 pm
Twin City Limited ....a (:24 pm a 7 40 am
Korfelk-Booesuel S 7:40 am a I 36 pm
Llncoln-Chsdron b 7:40 am all:28arn
Peadwood-Llncoln a 3 00 pm a ( 96 pm
raaper-Bhoshonl a 9:00 pm all am
Hastings-Superior b t W pm b S:t6 pm
Wremont-Alblon I P"i b!J:45 pra
Chlcasa, Ksk lalaaft ft Paelhe.
EABT.
Chicago Limited
a I 4S am all to pm
Iowa Loral
Des Moines Pass.
Iowa Local
Chicago (Eastern
a 7:00 am a 4 30 pm
a 4.00 pin alJ Jo pm
all 40 am b t.ia pm
Ex.) a 4 50 pm iia pm
Chicago Flyer
a s .oo om a t tt am
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Lmtd. all 40 pm a 3 9S a:n
Colo, ft Cal. Express.. .a 1 96 pm a 4 pin
Okl. ft Texas Express.. a 440 pm a I 46 pm
I.lneo'a ft Fair bury Paa. a 4 46 am blO 15 am
thlaaao Ores! Weatesa.
St. Paul ft Minneapolis. 9 90 pm 1 JO im
St. Paul ft MlBnaapoha. 7 30 am 11:36 pm
Chicago Limited ( '6 pm IUT7 am
Chicago Express 7.30 am 11 36 prn
rhlrsgo Express 9 90 pm 3 to pm
Chleaco, MUwaakao ft Bt. PaaL
ChW-sgo ft Colo. BpaclaL 1im 1! 08 am
Calif. Oregoa Exp (61pm 9 26 pn,
Ovarlsnd Limited 9 54 pm (47 am
Mlaaoarl pari Be.
K. C. ft Bt- I Fip a 9 00 am a ( U am
k. C. A St. L. Eap all li pm a S 16 pm
Kebraaka Liecal a t.ts) pta aU.g) aa
RAILWAY TIME CARD-co"I,l,
Wabash. r ', .
St. I .on i Express a (.30 pm a 1.90 am
St. 1a-uis Ixx-al (from
Council BluT) ...a 9. Jo am all.Upm
Ptanherry I ocalr from
Council FilufTs) b 6 00 pm M0:15 am
llllaola t eatral.
Chicago F.xpress a T 20 am a I 46 pm
.Minn. A- St. Paul F.xp ..b . am a K -4 pt
Chicago Limited a ( t pm a t 30 am
Minn. St. Paul Lmtd a VW pm a(ara
-
BVRLi-CTO! ttf.-lTU MASOlf
Leave.
Aft-a.
Pner A California.. ..a 4:11 pea
Nortnweet Special a 4:10 pea
Black Hills a 4 10 pm
Nortfiweet I"x areas a 9 a pm
N-braska points. a - am
Nebraska Express. a 94S am
a 4 )9 org
a 4 19 prg
a 4.14 arg
a ( 46 ans
a ( i( p
a (19 am
alt m p a
b 9 am
a 9:u) ana
bw 99 aia
a 7:U 4
Lincoln Fast Mall b 1.49 pm
Lincoln ixxai -
Lincoln Local
loutsrllle ft Pletlsm'lh-b 9.19 pm
Bllrvve-PlaT!outa ..a e pm
Plattsmouth-Iowa .... 9:19 am
Pellevue-Plattsraouta
b l 'ts' rr.
Denver Limited... all 59 pm
a ( 46 a
11:49 pm
alUpr
9 jo am
all to am
ail jo am
Chicago special a T os am
Chicago Express a 4:90 tins
Chicago Flyer. ...i a 90 pm
Iowa Ixcal , a 9 15 am
Ft. Lou's Express. a 4:46 nm
Ksasss t'ltf ft St. Joe alO 46 pm a ( to am
Kansas City si ett. joe.. a 9:19 am t IJ a
Kansas City ft 8L Joe. .a 4 49 pm "
WlCBSTFR STAe ISTtl WKBSTBK
Ckloaca,
Omaha.
St. PaaL,
ATtaaeaaoIla A
Leay. a.M-s.
Twin City Pssserg-r...b ( am b 919 era
Sioux City Passenger. ..a t o pm all 20 am
Fmerson Looal , ..b I 49 pm b 9 10 am
Emerson local o 9:46 am e tM pm
Mtaawarl FaelAo.
I-cal via Weeping
Water iMin a 1:99 ant
Falls City Loral a I 90 pm all a s
a Ds'jy. b Dslly except Sunday. 4 Daila
except Saturday c Sunday only. nail
except Mordaj. , .
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
JAPAN, CHINA. PHILIPPINES, HONO
LULU AND AUSTRALIA
By ths Royal Mall Steameve al the
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sailing from Vancouver, EL C.
CaeH4 sire i to ta onset ea ear staaa-
rm. laprnt of India, tnpna of t'btna sa4
gniprvM af iasaa. Tsess atMSwra am ths
iMt ktwa ABierUs sn4 th. far BasL
stMaier Ifoatsssl. en etm of eablB paara
gr ent?. tt th internedlat rat. Sailmas
bout rr Us dsra
StMinrs Uoaiia. Mlowera aa( Aorangl form
lb onif lln to Auatrslla; iellaDl accoav
aiotfktloas. SsHIdss ooo a aiosth.
yor rstsa, luforaisilea ss4 Utrstsra, ts
lr to
9. C. Shsw. tea. igl.. t3t t. Oark SUCkkai.
GERMAN AND PRUSSIAN VETS
Weatllche Krlegerbond Haa Big; Tlsua
Prepared for Reaalon af
Three Days.
The Westllche Krlegcrbund, or Peutschen
Landwehr-Vereln, better known as ths
Western Association of Survivors of the
Franco-Prussian War. will hold its annual
meeUn? in Omaha August 31 to .September
i. Thi association consists of the ocicl'ts
of Omaha, South ..Omaha, Bennington,
Sarpy county, Hartlngton, West Point,
Hlldreth, Jefferson county, Hall county,
Platte county and Gage county, and the
gathering will bring approximately 3. 000
German soldiers', and sailors with their
families to Omaha during the assembly.
The business., sessions will he held at
Washington hall and will ope,i Saturday
evening with a reception tj the visitors.
Committees have .been appointed to re
ceive iho visitors at all inonlnf trains.
A short business session will be held Bun
day morning and (roru-12 m. until t p. ra.
luncheon will be served.
Sunday afternoon the visitors will be en
tertained at Krug park with a grand con
cert, and in the evening, beginning at 7
o'clock, will bo produced the military
drama of "A Soldier's Life," followed by
a camp fire, bivouac and a good time in
gerrral.
The business sessions will be resumed
Mondsy morning at 9 o'clock in Washing
ton hall and after luncheon a grand parade
of the visiting organizations will be given
through the principal business streets of
Omaha. Following the parade the visitors
will adjourn to Krug park, where a grand
concert and festival , will be given com
memorative of the thirty-seventh annlver- '
sary of the battle of Sedan.
j ROADS MUST KEEP UP LIGHTS
! Railways
Will Have ta
Malatala
Says
Electric Are Lamps,
Mlrhaelaea.
At a meeting of the lighting committee
of the city council, held in City Electrician
Mlchselsen's office Wednesday morning, ths
city sttorney wss directed to give an opin
ion as to whether or not the city has a
vsltd claim against the local railroads for
ths cost of electric arc lamp which have
been maintained by the city along th
railroads' right-of-way. EJeven lamps ars
in dispute, and from now on the railroads
will have to maintain them if they ars
kept up. Members of ths committee) be
lieve the liability of the railroads extend
bsck to October, 1899, when an ordinance
wss psssed placing the burden on them.
There Is some doubt as to th validity of
this ordlnsnce, snd if it Is declared invalid
It is believed. tho city can still collect the
money expended sines September 29, 190S,
the date of a subsequent resolution on ths
sams subject.
In caso ths older ordinance stands ths
city will be enabled to collect about Is,9fl0
from the various roads. .If it is nscessary
to bring action under ths mors recent reso
lution the amount will be about 94,000. Tho
city has been paying for the eleven llgtiU
In controversy and four more have be
In use, but hsve not been paid tor sitheff
by the city or the railroads. Tho expensa
of maintaining the lampa amount to about
tfcS a year, and it will hereafter fall on
the roads. . .
SUIT OVER FORMER WIFE
SaVroad Waasaa Asks Dlvoree When
She Flaaa Ilashaaft Had C'aas
aalea Llvta.
Charging he had a wife living when shs
married him, Maude P. Hlmtedt ha be
gun suit for divorce from Earl W. Him
stedt, a braksman on the Northwestern
running out of Chadron. Their marriage
took place at GUnwood. Ia., October !,
19u6, and at that' time (he ssy sh was
Ignorant of the existence of a previous
wife. After the marriage h says he se
cured a divorce, but he 'is now, according
to her story, being prosecuted In ths Iowa
courts for bigamy. She also charges him
with cruelty. The Northwestern railway
Is made a party defendant to the stilt, Mrs
Hlmstedt asking It be enjoined from pay
ing to her husband about 9Srt In salary com
trig to blm. Bhs also .wants her husband
enjoined from interfering with her or their
child at 709 South Twenty-seventh street.
Mary Austin Is seekiag a divorce from
Harry Austin on grounds of cruelty and
drunkenness. Bhe say ho has called her
vils nsmes and struck her and August 24
berated her or coming back to him.
Edwin A- Hofeld ha asked for a dlvorc
from Ousaie Hofeld, the 8 lea fcalnf with
drawn from the clerk's offlcs.