1fIIE OMAHA DAILY REE: TUESDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1007.
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OFFERED FOR RENT
List Your Rooms
for Ak-Sar-Ben
Visitors
with the Commercial Club Free
Information Bureau. Telephone
Donglas 820, giving number of
rooms, location ,rates and advice
regarding meals. No charge for
i sting rooms.
; Oi)-M3tg i
KQOMS RESERVED
YW may not want to go
Directly to your room.
. Ift ui rerva you -a room.
DO IT NOW
'Leave your grips at our office
DESCRIPTION ANI INFORMATION
Furnished of all our rooms,
OMAHA HENTAI. CO.,
Tel. Doug. JWV -30S N.' Y. I .If Rldg.
(15)-M460 3
NEWLY furnished, strictly modern front
room; furnace hest. B41 S. 24th Ave.
(15) M936
BEAUTIFVL large front and other rooms;
bay .window clean; beat references. 614
N. 23d. (15)-M499 06x
A DELIGHTFUL; home for people; front
room, beautifully furnished; beat home
table, atrlctly private, everything nrst
class, beat location. 'Phone' Red 764.
(16) 780 ix
TWO Tooms, steam heated, auttahle for
couple without children. Call at 209 No.
13th fit., room JOJ, main floor.
',.,.'' . '. (16) 113 30
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FRONT room; 16. 837 8. 26th Ave.
, (16) M703 Olx
AK'AK-BEN visitors eon secure first-class-rooms
by addressing 614 N. 2.'d.
(16) M68I 1
11IQ1I CLASS furnWhed rooms in1 new
house; bot water heat, gas, electric light
and telephone; neighborhood and loca
tion of the beat: board If desired. 609
South 2th Ave. , , (15) M713 (Is
FltRNI8HED room for gentleman. 316
North listh. U6)-M703 Olx
BEAUTIFUL room, In small family, mod
ern and first class. 2622 Davenport.
(15) 782 2
FURNISHED rooms. 1911 Douglas St
- 1S) 117 4x
BEAUTIFUL furnished front room In
atrlctly modern brick house for Ak-Sar--
Ben visitors. Rent reasonable. 260S Dodge.
(16) 116 a
MODERN furnished room, gentleman pre
ferred. Tel. Harney 87a. 214 Dodge St.
w" ' ' . - (16) M140 6X
LARGE roonv modern home, private fam
ily, central location; suitable for one or
two gentlenlen. 'Phone Douglaa 4i6l
(16) 103 SOX
IiAROB south front room for light house
keeping In. modern-house, fine location,
kill Douglas St. (15) M137 6x
TWO nicely furnished modern -rooms, each
suitable for two. Gentlemen preferred.
References required. Addresa O 2X5, care
Bee. : (16) M256 ax
WELL furnished rooms In refined home;
transients during this week. 308. N. 22d.
t 05)-0 6x
FOUR tooms, furnished for housekeeping
or sleeping, one or all. 'Phone Webster
3603. 3226 Miami St. (16) 366
MODEtRN furnished room; gentleman pre
ferred. TeL Harney 876. 2644 Dodge St.
.'. (15)-M140x
ONB elegant unfurnished room, strictly
modern. 683 Park, Are. (lw Till tox
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent during cam-
ivat ween in a private ramiiy, hall a
nx-.a, ironi pajc una. uecatur Bt.
.iVL. j.t. .r ! -- I 'll, (lfi) 3BS sox
ONH Douglaa 6178 for rooma In nrivata
family Ak-Sar-Ben week (16) 398x
FURNISHED rooms. Tel. Red 841.
' 06) 420 x
iv-'--i Moaeekeeptosj Rooms.
TWOvVrr-''liree furnished rooma for light
housekeeping; private family. Tel. Doug
laa 7023, . (16)-M381 lx
NICELY" furnished rooms, with breakfast
privileges. 218 N. ."3d. (16) 781
FOR. '-"RENT Two well furnished light
housekeeping rooms, also sleeping rooms;
modern and steam heat. 817H 8. 13th Bt.,
second floor, fiat 4. (16) 421 3
' ;'' Hsmsea and Cottatrea.
3633 Patrick avenue, rooma, new and
modem, 326. '
1716 Nicholas street, rooms, steam heat,
modern, 127.
1101 North 18th street, rooms, steam beat,
modern, 380.
14 South 24th avenue, 1 rooms, modern.
$30. .
3617 Seward street, 5 rooms, city water and
gas, tat.
Phone Doug, 685. Bemla, Paxton block.
(16) MM!
EIGHT rooms, all modern, 2623 Maple Bt.,
$2& and water rent.
Jix rooms, aeoond floor 1303 N. 36th St, city
water In kitchen, 314.
One 3-room, all modern house, $30 and water
rent, southeast corner 34th and Blnney.
CHRIS BOTER, 32d and Cuming 8ts.
(15) M45
FOR RENT Steam heated modern flat on
second floor of Davldge bldg., 360. -
New t-room cottage, modern except beat,
$013 Charles St., $26.
New 6-room cottage, bath, hot and cold
water, Stta and Ave. C. Council Bluffs,
fifteen minutes front 14th and Douglaa
Bts.. $30.
JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1303 FARNAM ST.
U6) MK71 4
FOR RENT 3177 Davenport St.. (southeast
corner t2d and Davenport Bt.) Large
thoroughly modern 10-room house- In
city's choicest residence section. Ex
cellent repair. Hard wood finish through
out. Large yard. Will lease at $70 per
month. Conrad H. Young, 1618 Dodge
St.. Tel. Douglas 1671. (16) Mm f
ON CHARLES, near 84th, new 8-R., all
mn4., on Harney car Mne, 333: near 86th
and Burt, a-R., aa mod., near Cuming
and Harney car lines, 381 60; one attn.
near Ames Ave.,-6-R.j new, bath. $20,
O'KEETB RAL ESTATE CO.,
1301 "N. V, Life. 'Phone Doug nil
0) M100 1
FOR RENT 8U-room Douse, modern ex
cept furnace, 1321 B. 2Mb. 6t $33 per
roenthj 'Phone Harney 2861. (16) M687
WIS .DO atxpert piano moving at lowest
plicae. TeL Douglas 1626. Schmoller a
UueUer Plajso Co.. 12U-U13 Famam.
(15)-5
OMAHA Van Storage Co. tack. move,
store H H. goods; aterehouae 1120.34 N
18th. Office lov Farnam, TeL Doug. Voii
06)-C
HOU8EHOLD areoda packed, forwarded:
cheap freight ratea Moving and storage.
Express aeas Deilvery Co. TeL Douglaa
,34. . l)-4
,VB MOVB PIANOS Maggard Van and
Storage Co. TeL Doug, liisk Offloe. 1713
Wtbeter BL (15-J
FOR RINT e-room modern bouse. ut
Lake wall located. 05) Ml 71
F D- WBXAD baa moved his office to Wead
Building. 18th and Farnam Sta. (16) C58
HOUSES temU ,rt of tn c,t?- Potars
XlVUOfiO N. T. life Bldg!
ll) Wu
FOR RENT After October i. 3136 Chicago
,ulf' .r"'. large bath room, attic
and laundry, firat-cUas, furnace. 346
(li) M433 .
A MODERN (-room houae In Kountse olace
Inquire at StM Bhermen ave P - '
- CD-M429 3
HOUSES. Insurance. Rlngwalt, Barker Blk.
... (16-u
1If)TTfiirC3 In all nana of th.
"VXU Crelgh Cons A Co.. Bi Bldg!
city.
Oa-T4
$-4Vroem modern house, N. Fencer, (2
N. U TeL Bed 1217. U5)-134
OFFERED FOR RENT
Heeeee and Cottages Continued.
FOR RENT 7-room house, modern exeppi
furnace. 1911 N. 26 Ui St. (15) M 4
FOR RENT Seven-room house within S
minutes' walk of the postofflce; rent very
reasonable to family without children.
104 Bee Building. (15) 118
7-ROOM. modern cottage-24.' Kpv' nt
Capitol Ave. (15) M25R 6x
WE HAVE many calls In our new ground
floor office. 1S01 Farnam St. ArX vacant
houses with us. F. D. Wead, Wend
buildln g (15t-M332
FOn PENT-1316 North Fortieth St . all
modern, strictly first-class; references re
quired; $35. V. E. Herring. (15) 110 30
7-ROOM cottage for rent. Apply 1S15 So.
25th St. (151-38 30
Bnlldlngra.
FOR RENT Three upper floors, inquire
1403 Harney. (15) M;U2
Offices.
THREE offices on second floor of new Con
servative building. 1614 Harney St.; mod
ern and conveniently situated In the busi
ness center; oak finish; best of sunlight;
heat and Janitor service furnished; can he
leased separately or en suite. Hastings
Heyden, 1704 Farnam St. (15) M471 1
FOR RENT Desk room In Bee office, city
hall building, 417 N. 2Cth Bt.. South
Omaha. Apply to manager. (15) 34
tores.
NEW STORE ROOMS
Corner Locust snd Sherman avenue, for
dry goods, shoes or notions: good loca
tion for right party. Inquire Joseph
Hotiska. 2623 Sherman avenue.
(15) M467
BTOREROOM. 621 B. 16th St. Clarke PowelL
1044 Farnam St. (15)-2
One store room In new "Scargo" building
In South Omaha, near postofflce, with
lighted basement, modern show windows
and awnings: best possible location. Hall
Distributor Co., 337 Firat Natl. Bank Bldg.
'Phone Red 7406. (li M8r
FOR lecture, concerts, dances and balls.
Fraternity hall, 1818 Harney St., opposite
Publlo library. N. P. Dodge & Co , 1714
Farnam St. (15)-M307 019
DRUG STORE; best unoccupied location
for local drug business In city. Will al
ter and lease to right party. Also A-l
grocery location. HEM IS, 306 Paxton.
Blk. 'Phone Douglaa 636. (16) M34C
FOR RENT Large store room, 16th and
Vinton Sts. C. M. Bachmann, 437 Paxton
block. fig) 3o
OFFERED FOR SALE
Fencing.
ANCHOR and Iron fencing ; . wire fencing
60 per foot. 206 N. 17th St. Tel. Red S14.
Q6)-26
Fnrnltare.
FOR SALE Furniture of a 10-room house;
all or part; furniture must be mostly
cash or terms. 2617 N. 18th 8t.
(16)-M447
WORTH SEEING!
STOVES & RANGES AT HALF PRICE!
300 nearly new, slightly used, high-grade
stovea and ranges. Tou can save half
by buying of us. We do what's right.
CHICAGO FURNITURE CO..
1411 Dodge. Tel. Doug. 4737.
(16)-132 Oot.l
FOR SALE Furniture of sK-roonV' flAtj
party leaving city; 670 8. 28th. Tel. Harney
4026. " (16) M761 2
2D HAND furniture bought and sold; busi
ness on the square. Rosenberg, formerly
with Chicago Fur. Co., 108 8. 14th. Doug.
68S6. (16) M4B4 Oct. 31
Pianos, Organs, Mnslcal Instrumental
MUSfRAISE
THE GASHl
TO PAY THE MUELLER ESTATE.
Over $100,000 worth ot pianos sold at
less than factory cost. - Call or write
at once for prices, catalogue and
bargain list.
New Pianos for rent, $3 and up.
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER
' PIANO COMPANY, .
TEL DOUG. 1626.
1311-1313 FARNAM STREET. '
(16) 338
FOR SALE Excellent upright piano, taken
in on mortgage. Dr. Prlbbenow, 214 Kar
bach Block. lt) 738.
FOR BALE CHEAP Btory ft Clara cabinet
organ, 13 atopa, a beautiful, strong-toned
instrument, suitable for church or home,
good condition; cost ,230. Address L 734,
Bee. (16) 270
UPRIGHT Kimball piano; fine condition,
. $a0; owner leaving city. 1813 Davenport.
(16) MM6 8x .
FINE UPRIGHT PIANO at one-half orig
inal cum; party leaving ror. Texas. 41a
North 23d
(16)-331 6
BTESNWAY piano, second-hand, good con
dition, cheap. 31$ McCague Bid.
(16) 427 Oct. 29
Typewriters and Sewing; Machines.
FOR BALE High grade second-hand type
writer; good condition: a bargain at $60.
Call room 603, Bee Bldg. . U6) 671
ONB Remington typewriter. No. 6. In good
condition, for aale cheap. Call at Bee
offloe. U6)-42x
OAK CASE NEW HOMB SEWING MA
CHINE, nearly pew, 39. 416 N. 23d St.
(16) 890 1
Pool aad Billiard Table.
FOR BALE New and second-hand billiard
and pool tables. Ws lead the world In
cheep bar fixtures; easy payments. Bruns-wlca-BaUts-Collendar.
407 S. 10th Bt.
(16)-371
Mlacellaaeoas.
DUPLEX
' PUMP
00-gallon Worthlngton duplex pump, slse
UxlOHxlO, for sale about October 1. This
pump has seen about six months', actual
service and is In good condition; will sell
at a bargain. Apply W. H. Bridges, engi
neer Be Bldg. (16)-670
ANY ONE wanting to buy ' a Hutchison
massacon for the relief of deafneaa can
get one cheap by' applying to Mrs. A. P.
Wood. 204 8. 26th St.. Omaha.
(1O-M750 6x
FOR BALE Finest boarding house In the
city; best location all furnished; walk
ing diatanee, etc.; cheap, lnqulr 30
Karbach 4blk.. Omaha, Neb. (tt)-74
GAS, ELECTRIC AND '
COMBINATION FIXTURES
Largest, most up-to-date stock at lowest
prices In the city, select now. Delivered
when needed. Inspection Invited.
BURGESS-GRANDEN CO,
su so. utb b;
Tel. Doug. SSL
Ut IiJ
10.000 GALLONS FINE CLARET WINE
for sale at a bargain. In lota to suit; will
quit the wine business In Kanaaa; write
at once. The Doniphan Vineyards. Atchi
son, Kan. Uk Motf Otx
FOR SALE Onyx aoda fountain, tt-ayrup,
two body, refrigerator base, counter au
tomatic carbonator, filter, all as good s
ew; also drug store fixtures, counters
aed show cases. Uowsll Drug Co., 16th
and Capitol Ave, , , ilo 4V
Rent Your Rooms To Ak.Sa.r Ben Visitors
ise
OFFERED- FOR SALE
Mlacellaeeoae Conttaaed.
FOR SALE A butcher s refrigerator, sev
eral shew cases, a new peanut roaster,
large coffee mill, two large automatic
oil tanks and store fixtures too numerous
to mention. Globe Land and Investment
Co.. Omaha, Neb. (16) 373
A HUGHS regtater for sale, aa good as
new. Ranborn Drug Co., Den'.son. Ia.
(16) M708 61x
DRUG8 at cut prices; freight paid on all
orders; catalogue free.
SHERMAN MCONNELL DRUG ro
Omaha. Neb. (lb) 775
SEND US your mall orders for drugs;
freight paid on 310 lots. Myers-Dillon
Drug Co., Omaha. (16 277
FOR SALE Furnace, suitable for heating
a 9-roon, house; good as new; arply at
once, 3627 Harney St. (16) 828
HOMEOPATHIC medicines, wholesale and
retail. Sherman at McConnell Drug Co.
16276
SIMPSON Rockaway, nearly new. very low
price If taken at once. 914 Jones St.
"Phone Douglas 1T07. (16) 398 SOx -
SHERMAN-WILLIAMS CO., best "mixed
paint. Sherman 4k McConnell Drug Co.
U)-57S
SECOND-HAND rubber hose, tools. Singer,
416 N. 16th. (16) 2M)
FEW bargalna in 2d hand soda fountains,
monthly paymenta. Deright, 1818 Farnam.
(16)-2ia
HALL'S safea, new, 2d-hand. 1S18 Farnam.
(16)K7
GOOD office rug and two black walnut
atandlng desks cheap. 621 Hrandet Bldg.
16)-M275 lx -
FOR SALE Hard coal heater, nearly new.
Call 1307 Howard St., upstairs, or "'phone
Benson 214. (16) M2731x
FOR SALE Jewell nickel plated ha
burner, nearly new. 2011 Penkncy ,St
ase
(16).-M287 1
HAY-JD.00 per ton. Wagner. 801 N. lHth.
(16)-2W
FOR ' SALE Idhand reversible 30-inch
Hasan lroner, good condition; $40. Model
Steam Laundry. (16) M380 1
BASE burner. Peninsular make, double
heating; 130 stove for $35. 'Phone Har
ney 752. (16) 422 2
COMPLETE set of abstract books for sale;
liberal terms. Burkhelmer Land Co.. Cres
ton, la. (16) M442 7x
FOR SALE Roll top desk, chairs, tables,
rugs. Offices for rent. W. A. Kerr, 44-s
N. Y. Life Bldg, (16)-424
PATENTS
D. O. BARNELL, patent attorney and ma
chine designer, Puxlun blk. Tel. Red 7117.
(17)-78 OcUl
LARSON & CO. Book free. Bee Bldg.
(17) 2J2
PERSONAL
THE ELITE MASSAGES
Chalybeate scrub baths; expert lady oper
ator. Room 200 Barker Blk., 16th and Far
nam; new establishment. (18) M453 3X
YOUNG WOMEN coming to Omaha as
strangers are Invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian Association rooms, 1616
Farnam street, where they will be di
rected to suitable boarding placea or
otherwise assisted. ' (18) 916
MAGNETIC VMf'SSR
Room 2, 1204 Farnam St.. 2d floor.
(18) M929 Oct2
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs.
Dr. King, 1320 N. 24th Bt. Tel. Web. 3559.
US) 288
PLEATING BuVns.,Rchlng,
-aiiv- Embroldory.
Dyeing-'- and- cleaning, "sponging and
shrinking only 6c per yard. Send for
price list and samples.
GOLDMAN PLEATING CO.,
10 Douglas Block. Tel. Douglas 1936.
(18)-M644
WANTED Every Ak-Sar-Ben visitor to
call at our store snd get a valuable souve
nir. Klein Liquor House, 16th and Cali
fornia Sts. (18 M938 3
WANTED Congenial roommate to share
expenke of room; have nice room; well
furnished. Call on or address Mrs. O.
Adams, Art Dep't., Hayden Broa.
- l&) M4t 2
A HOME for women during confinement
will find comfortable homes for babies
whose mothers cannot oare for them; ac
commodation first-class, terms reasonable.
Addresa Mother Lee, Superintendent Tin
ley Home. 'Phone Douglas 1921. 403 Ban
croft. (18) M814 OctlBx
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cast-off
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. 4135 and
wagon wl)l call. (18) till
BEWINO machines rented. Neb. Cyole Co..
16th and Harney. 'Phone Douglas 1663.
(18)-24
SYRINGES, rubber ' goods, by mall; cut
rloes. Send for free catalogue. Myers
lillon Drug Co.. Omaha. (18) 187
OMAHA 'Steam Paste Co., manufacturers
Sure flour paate. 2210 Cuming. Telephone
ouglas 1621.. (IS)
MAGNETIC Bti1lJ8tN?16wJ.tM HooS
(18) 860
OMAHA Stammerers' institute. Ramge
Building. 08) 283
PENNELL MILLINERY CO. 1611 Doug,
'as. Off) 187 Nov.17
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
RUSSELL ft M'KITRICK CO.. 432 Ramge.
(19) 238
PAYNE INV. CO., 1st floor N. T. L. Doug.
178L (19)-291
PETERS TRUST CO., N. Y. Life Bldg.
(19)-292
GEORGE ft COMPANY.
16(1 Farnam. Tel. Douglas 766.
119) 29a
C. M. RICH, 16th and Locust. Tel. Web. 1476.
C) TH Oct2x
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
$4,600
I must sell my eight-room, strictly)
modern residence at once, as I need
the money location a few blocks west
of Creighton college. This property
is on a high and sightly location, re
cently finished, built of the best ma
terial. Inspection of house will prove
same. About $2,000 cash required.
Address S, 287, care Bee.
(1W-M466 1
37.000
Will buy elegant new horns In West Far
nam Bt. district, now occupied by the
owner. Hardwood finish, cemented cellar,
paved street, permanent sidewalks. Ev
erything new and tn first class condition.
' This Is a bargain.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1 New York LU Building.
(U)-M71S
FOR BALE 8-room house, bath and
kitchen, downatihe rooms rased In oak.
aideboard built In wall, gaa and com
l)lrulHn fixtures, screens and storm sashes
for all windows; lot Sf'XllO. Price, H.Ot).
US N. ilal Bt. Bold b owner.
. . - C19-73 lg -
j Advert
Them in
m mil i . i-iw as TTynrmMfrTw 1
REAL ESTATE
CITY PKOI'l.nr PDH SALE.
(Continued.)
Mcve Riaht in a
New House in the
WEST FARNAM
DISTRICT,
The Interior of(No. 3612 Dodge St. has
Oeon beautifully decorated, the gas and
electric fixtures ' and shades are up snd
the Interior presents an attraotlve appear
ance. Large, living , room In ' oak, with
brick fire place. All 'oak finish down
slalr," hot water licattrig. Attic.
PRICE -$6,500
PETERS TRUST CO.,
Telephone Douglas STS.
(Ground Floor) N. ' -Y. Life Bldg.
(1H 965
A SNAP
8-ROOM MODERN HOME
Plastered Attic.
Two blocks from "24th St. car.
South front.
Lot 5'.xl6ii, paved street. '
2570 Popnlcton Ave.
Inquire ! 2606"Poppleton Ave.
(19)-M2S1 1
THE KERR ABSTRACT C.O.d AB
STRACTS OF TITLE are the safest.
You are protected . by a' Mu.oOO bond
against loss by errors. You don't buy a
law auit when you buy a "Kerr" abat.sct.
1614 Harney. Tel. Douglas 6487. (19)
AK-SAR-BEN
VISITORS
ARE INVITED TO CALL
At our olflce for any Informa
tion concerning Omaha prop- '
erty. . .
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Harrison & Morton,
' 912-913 N. Y. Life.-- Tel. Doug. 314.
'- ' t ' .19)-7S9 .
SIX PER CENT STRAIGHT
LOANS
You had better let us place a
, straight loan on that property
of yours. None of the bother '
of paying monthly install-
-nvents. Cheaper Interest nate,
too. Coma In and- let us talk It
; over. , tttUnn' - . . , .
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.',
First Floor,' N. Y. Life Bldg.
' ' (19) M753 OJ
34 LOTS In Halcyon Hejghts, Benson, lying
well, close to car line; to minutes' rtua
to Omaha. Will sell altogether or in
bunches of five. For prices snd terms ad
dress H 42. care Beaux r (19) 167
FOR. BALE Lot 1V block 7, 32d St., Hans
com Place, 60xlS0; regular commission to
agent. Call WjO 8, 3Sth SL 'Phone Harney
1522. Call after 6 prn- (19) M414 6
THREE lota cheap, Third and Bancroft
St. . Address R. A'. 'Lc 406 Bancroft.
(1)-M911 OctlOx
8-ROOM house, fine condition, near Bemls
Park, $2,500. Address B 290, Bee.
' -'m-.,- 09-M278 3x
15 PER CENT INVESTMENTS.
Frame flat, sixteen rooms.i with six-room
cottage in rear; always rented; annual
rental; $750; only !5,2JO; $3.2iX cash,- bal.
time. -. 1 -,
Brick flat building, sixteen rooms, room
for two cottages; rental, 332 per month;
$2,500; fl.&iW cash. bal. lime.
Corner lot, with two-story brick, Har
ney near 13th, $6,300.
12-room house, modern, near high school,
$3,6(10; terms.
Cottages at all .prices.
If you want a home or an Investment, see
S. Hawver. 1614 Emmet St.. or 'phone
Webster 857."
(1)-M4wi 6
FOR SALE By the owner, a modern 7
roonr house. 1129 8. 28th. ' (19) M436X
MODERN COTTAGE.
FIVE-ROOM cottage, thoroughly well built;
double floors, surface floors being maple;
large bath room; nice attic; pipes for gas
and wired for electric light; all modern
plumbing; Till! size screens, etc.; south
front lot, 67x100, lying high and sightly;
two blocks south of 'Ames Ave. car Una.
3618 Boyd St. Price $1,960.
C. G. CARLBERG,
IU New York Life Bldg.
(19) M701
SAVE CAP FARE
New, '6 rooms, large attic, basement, fur
nace, best plumbing; only ten blocks from
postofllce; street paving goes in next
month. Look at It, 2715 Capitol Ave.: price,
$2.8o0; small payment down, balance
monthly. Telephone owner, Webster 3612.
.' (19)-3?7 3ux
10-ROOM HOUSE '
Modern, double floors, storm sash, laun
dry, cistern, barn, come snd see. 401$
Cuming St. ' Tel. Haj-ney 204 1.
. (19)-109 30
REAL ESTATE TITLE - rUUST C O
CHAS. E, WILLIAMSON, Pres.
NEARLY NEW modern-8-roorh house; oak
finish down stairs barn; In one of the
prettiest blocks In the city; built for a
home; 34.4U0. Apply on premises, 2006 Ma
ple St. (19) 369 30
FOR SALE A well buTit loroom frame
house, beautifully finished In hard wood;
hard wood floors, mantels, modern bath
room, and conveniently arranged. Will
eell at a very low prtce, to -be removed
from present premiaea by purchaser. Ad
dress C. C. Rosewater. Bee Bldg. Omaha.
' (19)-M317
BUY THIS BARGAIN. '
Lot at 26th and Fort street only $226. a
O. Noidqulst, Owner, OH 8. luth St.
U9) 76U
LIST your protrty with Chls Boyer.' 22d
snd Chiming Sta 19 298
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH. UNU FOR BALE.
Canaan.
" FARMS ON MONTHLY "PAYMENTS. '
No interest, no taxes; 40-acre farma for
$:o rash, balano In 42 monthly Installments
of $10 each; liral-class lands In wiieat belt
la Manitoba; larger farms if desired; offer
good for thirty days only; write for reports
on lands and full particulars. Western
Wheat Lands Co.; Ltd., Talbot St., London,
Canada. 120) 797 ix
Isws,
WESTERN IOWA corn land for sal and
exchange. Writs U, I Craven ft Co..
Ouawa, la. . , t20)-u6fi Oil
The BEE
,. REAL ESTATE
FARM ft HAM II LANDS FOR "At.M
(Continued.)
Kansas.
KANSAS LANDS Write for our complets
list of Kansas lands. Agents wanted.
Globe Land and Investment Co.. Omaha,
Neb. 20i M616 ulu
Colorado.
10,000 ACRES OF FARMING
LAND IX COLORADO
East -of Denver offered as a
WHOLESALE PROPOSITION
At a special price ami easy
terms. Address,
The W. F. Shelton .
Land Agency
Dept. B", 318 So. 15th St.,
OMAHA, yEB.
(20)-M272 5 .
Missouri.
WHEAT, CORN AND ALFALFA LANDS
In southeast Missouri. To farmers, homc
seekeia and speculators 1 wish to call your
Attention to southeast Missouri hinds us the
best foil that money can buy; I am making
a specialty of Mississippi county liind; I
have farms all sizrs and prices; my list Is
too large to advertlne, but If you, are Inter
ested, write nio for full description as to
those lands that will grow 75 to loo bushels
of corn and SO to 60. bushels wheat and 6 to
7 tons of alfalfa per acre. 1 can sfll you
land from $.0 to $50 per acre, according to
sieo ai.d Improvements, parties looking for
homes or speculation will do well to let me
know what they want. I have It from )
to i',i)0i) acres, and prres sre right. Afttfr
rending this ad write me and tell me what
you want and what you want It for. and I
will; put you on the right track, or it you
run, call and see, me. Full description of
southeast Missouri lands mailed at your re
quest. J. L. SPRAGL'E, 425 Chemical Bldg.,
St. Louie, Mo. (20) 796 7x
OZARK FAP.MS.
Ill the clover and grass paradise of Mis
souri, 135 miles southwest of St. Louis,
main line of Frisco railroad.
Ii0 acres. 2 miles from Hancock, Mo., on
)'i iaco R. R. and 4Vi miles west of Dixon,
Mo.; 115 acres In Cultivation, balance In
timber land; 5-rooin house, barn, smoke
house, poultry house and sheds; entire farm
under new fence and cross-fenced; good
spring; land is generally level or rolling,
und is nice small farm; you will find this
farm a bargain at $3,600. Send for our de
scriptive circular of many other improved
farms and timber landa. We also handle
line southern timlier and plantation lands
and Illinois farms.
PICti V ET-H A RTRICH REALTY CO..
410 Liggett Building, St. Louis. Mo.
(20) 79S 6x
l'OR SALE 200 acres, all under fence; 0
acres in cultivation; good buildings; new
barn 3tix48; other outbuildings; family
orchard of fruit and berries; well watered;
prlco $16.50 per acre. Also have other
places for sale. For particulars Inquire
of J. M. Green, Crocker, Mo.
(20)-417 2x
Nebraska.
GREAT BARGAIN. N
"Bunnyslde," 160-acre farm adjoining town;
If In acre lots would sell for $100 to $20o
per acre; all the advantages of town and
farm life; $50 for Immediate sale. J. T.
Campbell, Litchfield, Neb.
(20)-M67l jx
FIRST-CLASS Nebraska farms and ranohes
for homes or investment. Bemls. Omaha.
.. (20)-aoo
F. D. WEAD has moved his office to Wead
Building, l(itll and Farnam Sts. (20)--660
l'OR' SALB-Mi-year farm lease, buildings
and Improvements, horses, wagons and
.farm- tools; house modern; city water.
See owner on . place, northeast corner
Miller Park and 24th St. A) M9S6 4
FOR 8AL-240-acTe farm 8H miles from
town; on rural route and telephone )nr
soil medium heavy and level;. 120 acres
broke, 16 acres of alfalfa and red clover.
10 acres of ash timber. Prloe for the next
20 daye, $46. per. acre. Easy terms. Address-
Box 2, Orchard, Nob. J. C. Alex
ander. , . - -. , ... (20) 401 10x .
BUY OF OWNER
12110 acres Kinball county land at $3.50 per
acre, ' one-half cash", balance in ten
yearly payments' at 6 per cent Interest.
Addresa C O. R., 3D15 Pacific St., Omaha,
Neb- . . (20) 41S 3x
Mlacwliameous.
CHEAPEST lanl In US. for V, the crop
no cash. .. Nat. Invt. Co., Brandets Bldg,
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm and Ranch Lands.
A 980-ACRE stock farm, on the Loup val
ley, five miles from town, equipped for
feeding 600 cattle yearly; double sot of
buildings In same yard; 270 acres plow
land, sixty acres alfalfa, balance meadow
and tame pasture; river front; $2,400 cash
or will take a good man In on shares.
Theodore Keimers, Fullerton. Neb.
30) M743 09
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Paxton Block.
22)-3ul
WANTED City loans Peters Trust Co,
. CU)-3uj
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H
Thomas, 606 First National Bank Bldg.
(22) 303
WANTED City loans snd warrants. W.
Farnam Smith ft Co., 1320 Farnam St.
(22)-30 .
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property in Omaha; lowest rates
no delay. Thomas Brennan, , Kpom 1 N.
Y.. Life,. (22)-a04
UNION LOAN ft INVEST. Co., 810 Bee
Loans on Real Estate. Bldg
Buy 1st and 3d wlges. 'Phone Doug. &k4.
(22) M129 Oct6
$600 TO $50,000 TO LOAN st lowest rates
no deity GARVIN BROS.. 16U5, Farnam.'
' ' (22).-307
PRIVATE MONEY-F. D. Wead, 1630 Doug
. . . . . t22-30,
MONEY TO LOAN-Pay.ns Investment Co.
, a)-$o
LOANS on improved' Omaha property.
O'Keefe R. E. Co.. 1001 N. Y. Life Bldg.
- - . (22)-3l)5
$600 TO $,0W TO LOAN-Prlvat money;
no delays. J. H. Sherwood. 937 N. Y. L.
, - (2& MSC6
FARM mortgage of $2,000, ( per cent semi
annually; also a city mortgage of $1,300,
drawing S-per cent, for sale. Patterson,
1623 Farr.a.n St. (22) M441 23
F. D. WEAD has moved his office to Wead
Building. ISth and Farnam Bis. (22)-dGl
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy second-hand furniture
cook and heating stoves, carpet, llno
luums, office furniture, old clothes and
. allocs, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quills
and all kinds of tools; or will buy the
furniture of your house complete. The
highest prices paid. Call the right man
Tel. Doug. 3671. t25) M452 Oct. 31 '
CASH paid for old books. Crana-Foy Co
Hi 3 S. Itta. Phone Douglas 121. t)-tu)
CASH paid for . secomi-band detains,
shoes, etc. 303 No. 16th ot. tel. Red
$326. . . (25) ili .
WHEN YOU write to advertisers remem
ber It takes but sn extra stroke or two
of the pen to mention the (act that you
aw the ad tn The Bee, " C
WANTED SITUATION
YOUNG man stenographer will be open
for pooltlon about Oct. I; has clerical
.experience; references. Address I. IMS.
care Bee. (27) M'J',
WANTED Position as clerk In dry goods
.store in small town by young lady; ex
perienced. No. 190, Stuart, la.
. (27)-MiW6 tXx
WANTED by middle aged lody, position
: as housekeeper In private family; can
give references. Address A ';). rare of
Bee. (2T)-MiSR lx
DRAFTSMAN, good tracer, wants position
with architect or builder. John Kosen
bohm. gv-nrral delivery. (27) M440 3x
Nl'RSK would like position in doctor s of
flee. Can furnish good references. Ad
dress H gm, care Bee. (27) M4D7 3x
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF BOND ISSUE-NOTICE 19
heiehy given that the Farmland, Fremont
and Railroad Drainage District Is sbout
to Issue twenty-live thousand dollars of
six per cent Interest negotiable bonds pay
able tn twenty equal annual Installments
Owners ot real estate or an easement
therein apportioned for benefits may pay
to the treasurer of shM district on or be
fore sixty days from tin date of the first
publication or this notice, the proportiart
ate share of such bond Issue properly
chargeable apaliist such real estate, nn-1
thereby exempt such real estate from lia
bility for payment of bonds, and the
amount of bond Issue will thereby be re
duced the amount of such advance pny
ments. Date of first publrcatlon hereof,
September 14, 19i7. Farmland. Fremont snd
Railroad Drainage District. By J. F. Han
son, Secretsry. S15-D21L
$25.(00,6 PER CENT WATER BONDS.
Heaver City. Nebraska. Water bonds
of Reaver City. Nebraska, In the
amount of $36,000, Issued In denominations
of $fJXi each, Interest 6 per cent, dated ilav
of ch livery, payable at Nenraska Fiscal
agency New York City, N. Y., twenty
yeHrs after date, with option of city to
redeem same any time nfler 5 years from
their date. Sealed bids will be received
by W. L. TConard. Vlerk. up to and'-ln-clurtlnK
October 15, 1907. 8 p. m. Cltv re
serves the right to reject anv and all
bids. W. L. LEONARD, Cty. Clerk.
8270 12t
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
Notice Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
St. Joseph A Grand Island Railroad Com
pany, for the purpose of electing directors
for the ensuing year, and for the transac
tion of such other huriness us may prop
erly come before said meeting, will be held
at the pi-lnciral olllce of the company, In
the town of K.lwoml. In the state of Kansas,
at 9 o'clock a. m. on Tuesday, the 16th day
of October, 19o7.
W. 'IV VA N. BR I' NT, President.
W. N. PURVIS, Secretary.
... . Oct 1-Dig
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
Omaha. Neb.. Sept. 10. 1907: Scaled pro
posals. In triplicate', subject to the usual
conditions, will lie received here until 10
o'clock a. m.' central standard time.- Oc
tober 2, ITXC, for constructing a ten-Inch
sewer at Fort Crook, Neb. Full Informa
tion furnished on application to this office,
or to the quartermaster, Fort Crook, Neb.,
where plans and specifications may be seen.
Envelope ' containing proposals to be
marked "Proposals for Constructing Sewer
ot Fort' Crook. Nehrsska," and addressed
to Major THOMAS CUL'SE, Quartermas
ter. Omaha. Neb. 613-14-16-30O1-2
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Paxton Real Estate Co. to F. J. Bar
rlngton, lots 71, tW and 87, Keystone
Park $ 7,713
Joseph Tuchek and wife to Fred
Busch. li1-, lot 5. block 228, Omaha... 1,000
W. ly.F. Vila et al to Anna C. Mc
Cague, lot 1G, block 4, Campbell's
add 2,200
Ttikey Land company to C W. Wil
liams, lot 1. block 12. Clifton Hilt.. 1
Kate McEnroe Redmond and husband
to Ears Tlmm, lot 17, block , Ken- .
dall's add. , 550
John F. Kleberg and Wife to Annie
M. Pleasants, wSO feet n0 feet of
lot 8. block 14. Shinn'a add 2.250
Elisabeth D. Wead et al to Nicholas ,
Hubbard, lots 6 to 12, block 2, and
lot 11. block 3. Belmont Park.,, 270
F. D. Wead et al to same, lot 10, block
3. ' Belmont Park 175
James H. Pratt to Harriet B. Mugee,' '
se4 and eji of 20-16-11 and other
land: l
Angle F. Brown and husband to Fritz
Koeper. w-15 feet lot 18 and e25 feet
lot IB. block 2, Yates ft Hempel s ad. 2.601
Fritz Koeper and wife to Jessie La
velle. wis lot 10, bock 2. Platnvtpw. 1,106
Trills Martenson and wife to August
Kullu n lot 2, block T Lowe's ad... 1,869
F. W. Carmichael to F. J. Snyder,
lot 18, block 11, Halcyon Heights.... 250
John H. Ivy and wife to Paulino
Melcher, part ta-xlot 12, sel4 aw 21-15-13
2,500
George Warren Smith to Isabelle
Brooks, lot 15. Smith's sub 500
John W. Cooper to Mary A. Patrick,
lots 13 and 14, block 19, Poppleton
Park .., io
A. Ai Koch and w ife to A. L.' Pat
rick. n30 feet of lot 9. block 2,
1st add to South Omaha 1
Annie Patton and husband to Pclagte
Hartnett. lot 70. Sulllvnn's add 90
A. L. Patrick and wife to Lucy Jnck
son, lot 61, Giae s add 1 662
Total.
$26,133
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
JAPAN. CHINA. PHILIPPINES. HONO
LULU AND AUSTRALIA
By tha Royal Mall Steamers of the
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sallln from Vanoauvar. H. C
Onscreiled etmae to tb onset oa ear stsaa.
ra. Empress ol India, mpreM ot Chins ai4
more, at, Japes. Tkaaa ataann are tna
laiUat . batvatn America and tha tar Kaat.
staanwr Monteasla. see elaae of cable
faaaangars only, at tha tntsrmaaial rata
Hints about every tao days,
ateamsrs Moaaa, Mlowsra as4 Aoranai form
tha ouljr Una to Australia: axsalloat aoeoa
aiodatlooa. Salllnaa one a montk.
for rates, loformatioa and literature, as
Sir te
A.C. Shaw. tea. Art.. $33 S. Clark SI.. Chlci j
OMAHA ENGINEER ON CHICAGO
Mr. Hoinraltr Makes Interesting Re.
port as to Paving; of the
Streets.
City "Engineer Rosewater has reported
to tha president .of the Board of Local
Improvements of Chicago an outline of
street and .alley conditions of that city
with, special reference to asphalt pavements-
and asphalt -paving construction.
In his, report he says the import nace of
the good.' durable;', pavements can be
realized, when It is learned that with the
construction of 100 miles of pavement a
year It will require twenty-seven years for
Chicago to nave its streets and iht th.
total Investment at that time will, repre
sent an outlay of $200,000,000; that on the
basis of twenty years life, 200 miles of
streets, will .have to be resurfaced each
year at an annual cost of $6,000,000, and
the maintenance of ..1,000 miles at a cost
of $3,000,000. making a total exnendltum
of $9,000,000 a year for maintenance of
pavjng. '
Mr. Rosewater finds that of the ten
companies operating in Chicago, but two
regularly employ chemical experts at the
plant . and that some of tho companies
object to the presence of city inspector
at their plants, on the grounds that the
city haa no right to Inspect materials and
that the city has no right to direct work
In the field beyond determining the thick
ness ot materials laid on the street.
To the first objection Mr. Rosewater says
the only way to secure good paving Is
for tha city to Inspect the work at every
stage, so that no substitution can be
practiced, that any attempt to adulterate
materials can be detected and ha says the
second objeclon Is groundless under tha
specifications now m existence.
Tha Bee Want Ads are ice Best Business
Boosters,
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
aMSSMSaSBBSBBSi
Country Club Had Usual Sunday Sup
pers in Spite i of the Weather.
FIELD CLUB ' SEASON IS CLOSED
Only a Few Golfers Were Present
for the Finale and the Inh
House Was Practically
Deserted.
Sunday brought the formal (losing ot
Iho Field club for this season, but tint
formality was participated In chiefly by tlin.,
cart takers of the club and a few golfeis
end consisted chiefly In closing Uie doors
and drawing down the blinds. The crowd .,
was conspicuously absent. But consider
ing the day the throng that made up the
luncheon parties Saturday and attended
the dinner and hop Saturday evening, that
was hardly to be wondered at. The Country
club had its usual number of Sunday night ,.
supper parties and luncheons, but most of
these were family affairs and all wcie
quite Informal. . .
The electrical parade of Wednesday even
ing Is claiming unusual Interest among
the fashionables and numerous parties are
being arranged, but, of course, the corona
tion ball Friday tjvcnlng will be the premier
event.
At the Country Clnl).
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brpgan entertained , ,
r.t supper at the Country cluh Sunday even-
ing In honor of Mrs. Wilson Lowe, w ho re-,
turned Sunday morning from an extended
eastern trip. Thlr - guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Lowe. Dr.. and -Mrs. C. A. Hull, Mrs.
Arthur Gulou, Mr -and Mrs. Harry Ciun
mlngs and Hany MeCormlck. ,
With Mips Lynn Curtis .wore Mrs. Daniel
Wheeler, Miss Cnrita Curt Us Cliaj-lle Stuart
of Council Bluffs. iFmnk , Hamilton and
Captain Doanc.
C. O. Redlck had as bis guests Miss Mae
Hamilton. Miss Daisy .Duane . and A. B.
Warren. .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wllklns entertained
as their guests Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Burns,
Mr. and Mr. John T. Stuart,. Miss Ethel
Robertson and Fred Hamilton., ,
Mr. and Mrs. William Redlck. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Remington, Mr. and Mrs. :T.
II. Sprngue and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Foye
had supper together. ... -
Smaller suppers were given by Mr. apd.
Mrs. G. M. Redlck, who had six gurstsr
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cotton, four; Mr,,
and Mrs. Samuel Burns, two, and Mr. and
Mrs. C. II. Oulou, two.
nenton-Itaftree. ;,
The wedding of. Miss Elizabeth Rnftrec of "
Chics go and Mr. 'John Henry Beaton'of""
Omaha will take, place Wednesday ovenlngV"
October 23, at the homo of the bride, Hyde" k
Park. Chicago. Mr, Paul Beaton of Omah.i''.'
will be the best man and Miss Olive Raftrce'"
sister of the bride, will be maid of honor.'
There will also be four, bridesmaids froin
Chlcago. Father Parroll will celebrate the .
marriage. Following the ceremony will be
a large reception from 8:30 to 10:30 o'clock..
Mr. and Mrs. Beaton will be at home In
Omaha after January 1. at 524 North ;
Twenty-second street. Among thoso who.
will attend the wedding from Omaha will'
be Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Beaton. Mr. Charles
Beaton, Mrs. M. A. Beaton and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Keellne. . -1 "
'Prospective Pleasure. .
Mrs. F. H. Davis and Mrs. W. J. Connell ''
will give a dinner at tho- Country clul.
Thursday evening preceding the dunce In'
honor of several, of the njalds of honor
from out of town. ,
Mr. Elmer Cope . cave an Orpli''""'
party Monday evening In honor of Miss
Hazel Remington of Grand Rapids, Mich.,
who 'Is the gues't 'of "Mr.H and 'Mrs! -Hurley'
O. Moorehead. In the party were Mr.
and Mrs. Moorehead, Miss Remington. Miss
Gertrude "Mnorehesd", Mr. Harry Tukey and
Mr. Frank Haskell.
Tha annual meeting at St. Mary's college,
Notre Dame, Ind., which lakes place Oc
tober 13, 14 and 15, Is always yery elabor
ately, celebrated and graduates, Including -young
women from all over the country, will
be present. There are several - alumnae
members from Omaha who will attend. In-, ,
eluding Miss Mae Hamilton, Mrs. A. L.
Reed. Mrs. Isaac Coles'. Miss Mao Murphy
and Miss Mary Lynch, Miss Stella Hamll-s .
ton will also be present, but she Is not an
alumnae member. Mrs. Victor H. Coffman,
who Is not only an alumnae member but-,
also president of her class, will be unable
to leave on account of the continued 11W
ness of Dr. Coffman.
Mr. Charles F.'Hoergor announces tha.;
engagement of his sister. Miss Maud Hazel
Hoeger of Omaha, to Dr. F. E. Walts ot
Portland, Ore. Tho wedding will take placa
October 8. , '
Coma and Go Gossip.
Mr. Frank Crawford, who is at present
In New York, Is expected home about Oc
tober 18, but he will not accompany Mrs.
Crawford, who leaves October 2$ for a threa
months' trip abroad.
Mrs. Richard L. Metcalfe of Lincoln la
the guest this week of Mrs. Frank Craw
ford. Mrs. Ilarley G. . Moorehead returned Fri
day from Grand Rapids, Mich., where sha
was the guest of her parents. She was
accompanied home by Miss Hasel Reming
ton, who will be her guest for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers are expected,
home the latter part of the week from their
wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Whltmore and '
Miss Eugenie Whltmore, ' who have been
spending tho summer In fDuropa, have sailed
for New York, and after a brief visit thers ;
Mr. and Mrs. Whltmore will . return ta .
Omaha. Miss Whltmore will remain some time
in New York.
Mrs. Wilson Lowe returned Sunday from
an extended eastern trip. '
Miaa Marlon Connell will leave Sunday fl
for Chicago and New York, where she will
visit friends until October 15. She will then
be' Joined In New York-by Mrs. E. L. Lo- ,'
max. and they will sail for Europe on the t
Crown Princess Cecelia of the. North "
German Lloyd. Miss Connell will Jola -friends
in Paris, where she will remain
until after Christmas, while Mrs. Lomas
will go direct to Berlin to Join tier daugh
ter, Miss Mildred Imax.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brogan wilt close
their country home near the Country club
this week and will come Into the city
Thursday to spend the winter at Mrs.
Hawes', 2405 Bt. Mary's avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Manley, wha
have been occupying the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry P. Whltmore during their ab- '
sence in Europe, moved Saturday to 181
North Twenty-nfth street
ttaiek Bala Staoe rollsla ...
Is tho best for ladies, men's and children's '
hoes, oils and polishes and Is wat-r-proof.
Always the
Game
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