7
-- OFFERED FOR RENT
Ho oar aftd railages Centlaaed.
r f - '
JSJ2 Patrick Ave, 6 rooms, now and mod
. rn $25. . ,
4os, Leavenworth St.. 6 rooms $18.
hKt Bo. 21 h St.. 2d floor. The Ormond-$:X.
'Phon Duglat 680. CKMI, Paxton Hlk.
-.,..' (15)-47a
tlOHT room, all modern, 212 Maple St.,
L and water rant.
Six. tounw, second floor 1901 N. 26th 8t., city
water In kitchen, $14. -One
8-room. all modern bouse, $.10 and water
rent, soulhesst corner 24th and Blnney.
qjItU JiUTEIi. 22d and Cuming Sts.
Ua) M4a
FOR RENT Steam heated modern flat on
' sweond floor of David kg bids., (A
New fc-room cottage, modern except heat,
V13 Charles St., (36.
Sow 6-roon cottage, .bath, hot and cold
water, 2h and Ave. C. Council Bluffs,
. fifteen mlnutaa from 14th and Douglas
Ktc. .
JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1902 FARNAM ST.
U5)-M972 4
ON CHARLK8, near 341 h. new IUrT all
modern) on Harney car line, SK: near 8ith
and Burt, 8-R., all mod., near Cumins
and Harney car lines, ttt.id; one 2Hth,
near Amu Ave., 6-R.. new, bath. $20.
O'KEEFE REAL E8TATR CO.,
1001 N. Y. Life. Thone Dour. 2162.
(li MS08 8
- , . I
FOR RENT Modern atable. 614 8. Enh Ave.
. .Cement floor, man' room. harneso room,
etc: three box stall, two open stall;
" electric light and water. Thone Harney
KM- . , (1BI-MS13 8c
A MODERN 6-room house In Kountse place.
Inquire at 2X28 Sherman are.
U M428 I
HOUSES, Insurance. Rlngwalt, Barker Pile.
- . (1 8
ir-kTTCTi,a In all parts of the city.
Jlv.VQftO Crelgh Sons ac Co.. Be. Bldg.
. , l)-87t
$!0 C-room modern house. N. Fenger, I2t
N. Y. L. Tel. Red 8217. (15) 124
FOR RENT 7 -room house, modern except
furnace. 1P11 N. 25th St. (15)-M:94
FOR RENT Haven-room house within t
, minutes' walk of the postofflce; rent very
reasonable to family without children.
104 Bee Building. Go) 118
7-fSOOM, modern cottage $24. Kev at 22
. Capitol Ave.. (15) M2 fx
T'fJ 1IAVE mnny calls In our new ground
flOrtr office, ISfil Farnam St. List vacant
house . With Us. V. D. Wead. Wead
building. (16) M332
FOR RENT Modern 8-room brick house:
, ait conveniences', close to ctir; rent $-'6.
2Hti9 Willis Avenue. ' Inquire C. M. Bach
inann, 418 Paxton Block. (16) 477
FOR RENT House, I rooms.- modern, de
tached; 2 blocks from 24th Bt. line to
South Omaha, 3611 Pierce. Thone Ma
ple 6100. (16) 474 7
FOR RENT Strictly modern house, 9
, rooms, lit first-class neighborhood; an
.Ideal residence. 810 Worthington 6t. Rent
U per month:
- ... W..L, SELBY.
'Phone Douglas 1510. 440 Board of Trade.
116) 473 I
FOR RENT 6-room cottage. 3008 Seward.
' .- - (16) Mal8 6x
BnlldlnaTS.
FOR 1 RENT Three upper floors. Inquire
140? Harney. . .1. (15)-M312
WHK"J YOU write to advertisers remem
ber It lakes but an extra stroke or two
of the pen to mention tha fact that you
saw the. ad in Tha Bee.
' Office.
FOR RENT Desk room In Bea office, elty
hall building, 417 N. 2Cth St., South
Omaha,- Apply to manager. (15) 134
THE Co-operative Reference Co. is open
for business In new quarters, 4T7J-7&-77 new
Wraadela Hidg. . .... .() 487 1
. Stares. t
NEW STORE ROOMS
Corner' Locust and Sherman avenue, for
' dry good 5. shoes or notions; -good loca
' tfon for right party. Inquire Joseph
'. Houska, 263 Sherman avenue.
(U-M467
, ., ... , f.i,. - Mi, , ......
pne store room la new TScargo" building
,in eouin umana, near postofnee, with
lighted basement, modern ahow windows
ana awntngi; btst possible location. Hall
. Distributor Co.. M7 First Natl. Bank Bldg.
. 'i-none Red 7406. (l& Mgiin .
FOR lectures, concerts, dances and balls.
. Fraternity hall, 1P18 Harney St., opposite
PubJJo library. N, P. Dodge tt Co., 1714
Faxnahr St. " (15) M307 019
1 1 ' . , .
rRUO STORE; best unoccupied locstton
' for JocaJ drug business In city. Win al
ter n lease to right party. Also A-l
KrnefyJecation. BEMIS. 80S Paxton.
'Blk. 'Phone Douglas 686. . (16) M340
fOIT BENT-Urr store room, lth and
'Vlntfm Sta.' C. M. Bachmann, 417 Paxton
block. (16) Wb
KTOREROOM. n S. 18th St. Clarke Powell,
l UBIU Dt. 1 101 2ts
tu
' OFFERED FOR SALE
, --
ANCHOR and Iron fencing; wire fencing
to per foot. K N. 17ti 8L Tel. Red 814.
..- l)-2
... Fa rait are.
FOK SALE Furniture of a 10-room bouse;
aU or part; furniture must be mostly
cash or term. 2617 N. 18th St.
(14)-Mt47
WORTH SEEING!
STOVES A RANG KB AT HALF PRICE!
KM nearly Dew, slightly used, high-grade
stoves and rangee. You can save half
by buying ef ua. We do what's right.
. CHICAGO FURNITURE CO.,
Mil Dodge. ...... Tel. Doug. 4787.
CO 13J Ont.l
FOR SALE Furniture of six-room flat;
party leaving city; 670 8. 28th. Tel. Harney
4036. - . (1)-M761 t
2D HAND Tufnttore bought and aold; busi
nee on the square. Rosenberg, formerly
with Chicago Fur. Co., I08 B. 14th. Doug.
. U&. . . ... !) M4MOct. 81
Ptaiaea, Oraaa, Mas leal Iastraaieats
MUSTRAISE
; THE CASH
.'TO PAT THE MUELLER ESTATE. :
5ver 1100,000 worqi of pUnog gold at
' ... let than factory cot. Call or writ
; at pnetj for prices, catalogue and
bargain Hat. '
4. Nw Pianoi for rent. S and up.
S&IMpLLER & MUELLER
. . PIAJST0 COMPANY,
" . 1" TEL DOUO. 1625. s '
I', .1111-13 13 FARNAM STREET.
' ' -''. (W-338
FOB sVALE Excellent upright piano, tuken
In vm morlgaB. Dr. Prlbbenuw, 1)4 Kar
baca block. (16) 78
Vf'RlGHT Kiniball piano; fine condition.
Mi; tner leaving city. 1818 Davenport.
(1( al lx
FINK'.IPRIUHT PIANO at one-half orlg-
ttil cuet party leaving for Texas. 414
rwrth tii Si. (lo) 8M ft
STRINWAY piano, second-hand, good con
-Olllon, -lieai. S)8 McCague Bid.
(l)-4i7 Oct. 2
Jrarwrltcrt aad Sewlaa Macklaes. '
FOR SAI-K-Hlgh grade second-hand type
.jyr,'.,,ri 'OJ cyndiUon: a bargain at lX
Call oom oi. Uta Bldg. (l&l 71
P.Nb Kuulngtvn typewriter. No. (. In good
Call at Bee
' offtce.
(M) tax
0mASE NEW HOMgJ SEWING MA
fUlNk, aearly new, 4. . 414 N. Ai 81.
(H)-390 (
OFFERED FOR SALE
lCominu4. . .
Pool aad Billiard Tables.
FOR BAI.K-Kew and second-hand billiard
and pool tables. We lead the worhf la
t'wip bar fixtures; easy payments. Bruns-Wlck-Balke-Collcndar,
4(9 6. 10th St. .
. , . G6)-n
Mlscellaaeoas.
DUPLEX
PUMP
800-gsllon Worthington duplex pump, site
12xl0Hxl0, 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 Bee Bid. (l)-e70
GAS, ELECTRIC AND
COMBINATION FIXTURES
Largest, most up-to-date stock at lowest
prices In the city, select now. Delivered
when needed. Inspection Invited.
BURG ESS-Q RANDEN CO.,
113 So. lath U Tel. Doug. 81.
(1)-Z73
NEW 8NO.00 cornet and case, used less than
a month, 100. Need the money. See It.
2710 Howard St. (lti) MBlti 4x
ANY ONE wanting to buy a Hutchison
massacon for the relief of deafness can
get one cheap by applying to Mrs. A. P.
Wood, 2(4 8. 26th Bt.. Omaha.
(IS) M 750 x
FOR SALE Finest boarding house In the
city; bee, location all furnished; walk
ing distance, etc.; cheap. Inquire 802
Karbech Blk., Omaha. Neb. (l)-74
10,000 GALLONS FINE CLARET WINE
for sale at a bargain. In lots to suit; will
quit the wine business in Kansas; write
at once. The Doniphan Vineyards, AU-IU-aon,
Kan. - (16) Mi3 lx
FOR SALE A butcher'a refrigerator, sev
eral shew cases, a new peanut roaster,
large co.fce mill, two large automatic
oil tpnks and store fixtures too numerous
to mention. Olobe Land and .Investment
Co., Omaha, Neb. (16) 278
DRUGS at cut prices; freight paid on all
orders; catalogue free.
SHERMAN A M CON NELL DRUG CO..
Omaha. Neb. (lt 27
BASE burner, . Peninsular make, double
heating; floO stove for 855. 'Phone Har
ney 7J.'. (16) 42U 3
COMPLETE set of abstract books for sale;
liberal terms. Burkhelmer Land Co.. Cres
ton, la. (16I-M442 7x
FOR SALE Roll top desk, chairs, rabies,
rugs. Offices for rent. W. A. Kerr. 44-o
N. Y. Life Bldg. (16)-4i4
SEND US your mail orders for drugs;
freight paid on 810 lots. Myers-Dillon
Drug Co., Omaha. - (18) 277
FOR SALE Furnace, suitable for heating
a 8-room house: good as new; apply at
once. 3627 Harney St. (W) 828
HOMEOPATHIC medicines, wholesale and
retail, bherman & McConnell Drug Co.
. (16) 276
SIMPSON Rot ka way, nearly new, very low
price If taken at once. 814 Jonoe Bt
'Phone Douglas 1707. (1ft) 38s JOx
SHERMAN-WILLIAMS CO.. best mixed
paint. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
(16)-78
6ECOND-HAND rubber hoee, tools. Singer.
418 N. 14th. (16)-230
FEW bargains In 2d hand soda fountains.
monthly payments. Derlht, 1818 Farnam.
(l)-24
HALL'S sates, new, 2d-hand. 1S18 Farnam.
ll-37
HAY-S9.00 per ton. Wagner,- 801 N. Wth.
' n6)-2S0
PATENTS
D. O. BARNEia.. patent attorney and ma
- hine dealtpier, Paxton blk.- Tel. Hed 7U7.
- , (17)-78 OctU
LARSON ic CO. Book free.
Bea Bldg.
(17 2sa
PERSONAL
THE ELITEMASSAGES-"
Clialybeate scrub baths; expert lady oper
ator. Room 2 Barker Blk., lath and Far
nam; new establishment. (IS) M4u3 2x
I AM a widower, by deaths and am much
, In need of a -good, companion .Have a
good home, three boys, agod 12, 14 and
lti. Js'o trltlera need write. My age is 4n.
W. L. Mutchler. 613 Chestnut St., cor.
.Rice Av, Waiertown, S. 1). r
1 (18)r-M494 tx
YOUNG WOMEN coming to Omaha as
strangers are Invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian Association rooms, 161
Farnam street, where they will be di
rected to suitable boarding: places or
otherwise assisted. . . . - . . (1 16
M AGNETI Cj Osteology aad ; Massage
iUAUIillt) vapor and Tub Baths
Room 2, 1204 Farnam St., 2d floor.
(18) M928 Oct26
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mr.
Dr. King, 1320 N. 24th St. Tel. Web. 3uo9i
. , (W 2s
PLEATING B"I''
uJl?ln and claning. ipoi e,g
shrinking only 60 per yari tend for
prioe list and earn plea.
GOLDMAN PLEATING CO..
10 Douglas Block. TeL Douglas 1S38.
(IS) M444
WANTED Every Ak-Sar-Bea visitor to
call at our store and gel a valuable souve
nir. Klein Liquor House, 16th and Cali
fornia Sts. 08 MB3s 3
WANTED Congenial roommate to share
expenke o room; have nice room; well
furnished. Call on or address Mrs. O.
Adams, Art Dep t., Hayden Bros.
(18) M400 2
A HOME for women during confinement
will find comfortable homes for babies
whose mothers cannot care for them; ac
commodation first-class, terms reasonable.
Address Mother Lee. Superintendent Tln-
. ley Home. 'Phone Douglas 171. 408 Ban
croft. (18)- VS1J Octlfix
I AM a widower, by death, and looking
for a companion; have a good home for
the right one; have two boys, aged 8
and 12. Please do not write for pus-lime.
My age Is 44. Mr. Ed Worth. 4 Warln
Ave., Watertown. 8. D. (18) M4S3 2x
THE SALVATION ARMY soUeTta cast-off
clothing; In fact, anything you do not
need. We collect, repair and sell, at 114
N. Ilth St., for cost of collecting, to the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 4135 and
wagon will cafl. ' 081-AU
MRS. AGNES SJOBERG. graduated Swe
dish masseuse. Swedish . movements,
medical and orthopaedic gymnastics. 1013
So. th ave. Tel. Harney 1922.
(18)-M51i 2x
SEWING machines renttd. Neb. Cycle Co.,
16th and Harney. 'Phone Douglas 1063.
(18)-2S4
MAGNETIC '"" nd bath. Mma.
Sinlto, U8 N.-lUa, 2d floor.
(18)-s0
OMAHA Stammerers' institute. Ramge
Building. 18)-3M
PENNELL MILLINERY CO. 1511 Doug,
lea. 18 187 Nov 17
SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mall; eut
rices. Send for free catalogue. Myers
HUoa Drug Co.. Omaha. (li 2S7
REAL ESTATE
REAL. BSTATat D BALERS.
RUSSELL 4V M'KITKICK CO.. 432 Ramga
(i8)-a8
PAYNE IN V. CO.. Ut floor N. Y, L. Doug.
1781. l9)-n
PETERS TRUST CO., N. - Y. Life Bldg.
GEORGE COMPANY.
11 Farnam. . . fL Douglas 7i
C M. RICH. 18th aad Locust. Tsl. Web. 147
- , . . 'dsn sit uccx
THE OMAHA
jplivt Yo
disc
(Continued.)
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued.)
Move Riaht in a
New House in the
WEST FARNAM
DISTRICT
The Interior pf No. 3S12 Dodge St. has
been beautifully decorated, the gas and
electric fixtures and shades are up and
the Interior presents an attractive appear
ance. Large living room In oak, with
brick Are place. All oak finish down
stairs, hot water heating. Attic
PRICE $6,500
PETERS TRUST CO.,
Telephone Douglas 808.
(Ground Floor) N. Y. Life Bldg.
(IS) ft
CITY PROPERTY FOR BALE.
534 Park Ave.
(Between Dewey Ave. and Jackson.)
This fine 9-room, all modern home is of
fered for sale for $8,260. Vestibule, recep
tion hall, with fine coxy nook, living room
with mantel, dining room, butler's pantry
with sink and kitchen on first floor. Four
good bed rooms, linen closet and bath
room second floor. Maid's room finished
with light and heat on third floor. Oak
finish downstairs. Very fine gas and elec
tric light fixtures. Screens for house cost
1160. Storm windows. In fact everything
to make a cozy, comfortable home. Owner
is going to leave city next month, and can
give possession within thirty days. Lot
faces east on Park Ave., with west front
age on SOth 8treet. Can show you through
any day. If interested call us up.
The Byron Reed Co.,
'Phone Doug. 297. 212 So. 14th.
(19) 483 3
N. P. DODGE & CO.
FARM BARGAIN
16 acres three miles from Lynch. Neb.,
m Boyd county. Improvements consist of
(room house, barn and well, chicken
house, lai aires under plow, thirty acres
pasture, two acres grove and trees on road
and driveway. Running water In pasture
and spring at house. Black loam soil,
renting for 8300 year. Owner will trade
for good city property to extent of 110,000
and put In cash difference, as tha farm is
clear, or arlll sell for 840 acre. This is
the cheapest farm on the market today.
Owner Is In city and will be this week
and will look, at anything we have to
Offer.
N. P. DODGE & CO., v
1714 Farnam EL
(13)-47S I
AK-SAR-BEN
'VISITORS
ARE INVITED TO CALL
At our office for any informa
tion concerning Omaha prop-
erty. ' ; .
Harrison & Morton,
812-813 N. Y. Life. Tel. Doug. 314.
' 19)-7S9
SIX PER CENT STRAIGHT
LOANS
You had better let ua place a
straight loan on that property
. of yours. None of the bother
of paying monthly Install
ments. Cheaper Interest rate,
too. Come In and let us talk It
pver.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
J (W-M7S oa
FOR SALE NEW 5-ROOM
COTTAGE, 1523 MADISON
AVE.
Modern except h?att full lot, paved
treet, pa vine all paid, one-half block from
Rharmin Ave hnllr lv ha o .r i
---- ua IUI inline.
Owner called from the rlty. Price $U,9u.
cksiii, uaiaiice nioniliiy.
PETERS TRUST CO.,
(19) 490 S
15 PER CENT INVESTMENTS.
Frame flat, sixteen rooms, with six-room
cottage In rear; always rented; annual
rental, 87jO; only 5,2U0; 83,2'JO cash, bal
time.
Brick flat building, sixteen rooms, room
for two cottages; rental, 832 per month
32.500; 11.600 cash. bal. time. '
Corner' lot, with two-story brick. Har
ney near l.th. 30,300.
12-room house, modern, near high school.
13.400; terms.
Cottages at all pricea.
If you want a home or an Investment see
S. Hawver. 1014 Emmet St., or 'phone
Webster 837. (19) M466 8
MODERN COTTAGE.
FIVE-ROOM cottage, thoroughly well built
double floors, surface floors being maple'
Urge bath room; nice attlo; pipes for gas
and wired for electric light; all modern
plumbing; full aise acreens, etc.; south
front lot, 67x100, lying high and aightly;
two blocks south of Ames Ave. car Una.
SH18 Boyd St. Price 81.960.
C. G. CARLBERO,
911 New York Life Bldg.
(19)-M701
FOR SALE A well built 10-room frame
ituuro, iMu.uuur uiuBiit-u in nara wood
hard wood floors, mantels, modern bath
room, and conveniently arranged. Will
sell at a very low price, to be removed
from preaent premises by purchaser. Ad
dress C. C. Rose water. Bee Bldg. Omaha
(1)-M317
TRACKAGE PROPERTY
To lease, 860 per month. 150 feet on Sixth
St., 177 ft. deep., on B. & M. railroad.
ANNA V. M ETC A LK.
'Phone Doug. 671. yj&t so. loth St.
(19)-481 OetH
FOR BALE Two beautiful lots on 24thand
Kim; on grade, plenty of shade trees;
either for business or residence property
723 80. th St.. phone Douglas Soul. J. B.
Bond, direct from owner, no commission.
(lt 484
FOR SALE Lot 10. block T. 32d St., Hans
com Place. 5-jxlSr; regular commission to
SKnL Call l0 8. th St. 'Phone Harney
1j22. Call after p. in. - (19) Mill
8-ROOM house, fine condition, near Bemls
Park, 62,6uO. Address B 290, Bee.
' (19)-M27a Sx
THREE lots cheep. Third and Bancroft
Sts. Address 11. A. Lee 4n3 Bancroft.
!) MU OcllfcX I
Adve
DAILY DEE; WEDNESDAY,
ur Rooms To k-S
1 . ' I ' Sill
Them in
REAL ESTATE
CITY FHOI'KRTT FOll BALD.
(Continued.)
IN
KEYSTONE
PARK
You can buy 3 or 4 acre's for the same
price that a fifty foot. lot In the city costs.
SUBURBAN ACREAGE
ADDITION FOR
SUBURBAN HOMES
Beautifully laid out. Grand view In ev
ery, direction.
Boulevards have been oiled.
Divided Into 2 to 20 acre tracts. 8175 to
$375 per acre.
64 TRACTS SOLD 28 LEFT.
For an Investment adjoining a growing
city It can't be beaten.
PAYNE. INVESTMENT CO.,
NEW YORK LIKE BUILDING'.
AND '
. D. V. SIIOLES CO.,
BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING.
" '"' (19) M5073.
BEAUTIFUL OOTTAt! K-8.',tW... Look at
Kiiai Bristol. 5 rooms Just completed; lot
.xl.12; paving paid, concrete walk; all
modern except heat. An Ideal home for
some one. Fine neighborhood. Under
bill .Co. 'Phono W- 10u or Webster
FOR SALE
Modern 11-room rrsidenre In Upper Far
nam district, new and eleRantly finished,
this week for $14,000, Address D 292, care
Bee. (19) M514 3x
r8T.00ft' ' "
Will buy elegant new home In West Far
nam St. y strict, now occupied by the
owner. Hardwood finish, cemented cellar,
paved street, permanent sidewalks. Ev
erything new and In first class condition.
This Is a bargain.
THOMAS, pBRENNAN,
Room 1 New Tork Life Building.
(1)-M715
FOR SALE 8-room , ; house bath and
kitchen, downstairs- rooms cased in oak,
sideboard built In wall, gas and com
bination fixtures, screens and storm sashes
for all windows;-lot etixaio. Price, H.OuO.
63 No. 41st St. Sold by owner.
. , (191728 la
24 LOTS In Halcyon HelhU, Benson, lying
well, close to ear ,11ns; 20 minutes' rioe
to Omaha. Will sell altogether or in
bunches of Ave. For prices and terms ad
dress H 42, tiara Eae, ., , , (19) 15J
FOR SALE By ther owner, a modern 7
room house. 1129 8.- 28th. ' (1) M436x
REAL ESTATE TITLE T3U8T C fl
CHAS. Eu. WILLIAMSON, Pres. J,
i) m
BUY THIS BARGAIN.
Lot at 36th and Fort street only $225. S
O. Noidquist. OWfaY43. 20th St.
' a) 75it
LIST your property with Oils Boyer, 22d
and Cuming Bta. (13) 29?
... REAL ESTATE.
FARM AND UAACil LAND FOR SALE.
Iowa.
- c
WESTERN to'VV'AiroTi! land foi sale and
exchange. Write--H. L. Craven & Co.,
On aw a, la, " '.';-. 20) M6S6 OUx '
Canada.
FARMS ON MO-tfTfiLT PAYMENTS.
No interest, no taxes; 40-acre farms for
$?0 cash. tie. lance ki 42 monthly Installments
of HO -ach; first-Class'- larnrn In wheat belt
in Manitoba larger farms If dcslreLv.-o4Ter
good for thirty days only; write for reports
-on lands and full particulars. Western
Wheat Lands Co., i.td.; Talbot St., London;
Canada. . '.. .' . (20) 797 6x
Kansaatf .,.
KANSAS LANDBjFYIfe or, our complete
list of Kansas lands. Agents wanted.
Globe Land and investment Co.. Omaha,
Neb. 430,-14616 010
FOR BALE Fine farms in eastern Kan
sas, 40 miles South' of Kansas City. Bar
gains. If you will 'hoe or write J. W.
Lewis, Loutsburg,- Kan. (JO) M4!5 8x
WHEN writing to advertisers It takes but
a stroke or two. of the pen to say you
saw the ad In The Bm.
Colorado.
10;000 ACREsToF FARMING
LAND IN COLORADO
East of Denver offered as a
WHOLESALE PROPOSITION
At a special 'price' and easy
terms. Address, r:
The W. R Shelton
Land Agency
Dept. "B", 318 So,. 15th St.,
OMAHA; NEB.
(30)-M272 5
aflaaoart.
WHEAT. CORN AND ALFALFA LANDS
In southeast Missouri. To farmers. home
Keekers and speculators I wluli to call your
attention to southeast Miafe-iri lands as the
beat soil that iuony ran buy; I am making
a specialty of Missiuaippi county land; 1
have farms all sixi'S and prices; my list is
too large to advertise, but If you are Inter
ested, write me for fill! description us to
these lands that will grow 75 to 100 buaiiels
of corn and 30 to 50 bushels wheat and 6 to
7 tons of alfalfa per acre. 1 can st II you
land from 820 to loo per acre, according ta
size and improvements, pasllea looking for
homes or speculation will do well to let me
know what they want. 1 have It from SO
to 2.000 acres, and prices sre riaht. After
reading this ad write me and tell me what
you want and what you sant it for, and I
will put you on the right track, or if you
can, call and see me. Full description of
southeast Mlxsourl lands mailed at your re
quest. J. L. riPRAGLE. 425 Chemical Bldg..
8t. Louis, Mo. ... i'J 79u 7x
OZARK FARMS.
In the clover and grass paradise of Mis
souri, 135 miles . southwest of St. . Louis,
main line of Frisco railroad.
lbo acres, 3 miles from Hancock, Mo., eit
Frisco It. R. aud M miles west of Dixon,
Mo.; lis acres in cultivation, balance In
timber land; o-ruoiii house, barn, smoke
house, poultry house and sheds; entire farm
under new fence and cruss-tenced: good
spring; land is generally level or rolling,
and is nice small farm;, ytui will find this
farm a bargain at $4.5u0. fiend for our de
scriptive circular of many other improved
farms and limber land. We also handle
fine southern timber and plantation lands
and llliuois farms.
PK'ol ET-HAKTRICH REALTY CO., -410
Liggett Building, 8L Louis. Mo.
. - (JU) JiW (X .
FOR SALE 2u acres, all under fence;. SO
acres in cultivation; good buildings; new
barn atixts; other outbuildings;- family
orchard ef fruit and berries; well watered;
price llti.iO per acre. Also have other
places for sale. For particulars Inquire
of J. M. Green, Crocker,. Uu.
OCTOBER 2, 1907.
it
The 'BEE
REAL ESTATE
FARM V It A .M It LINUS FOR SAI.B
(Continued.)
Nebraska.
GREAT BARGAIN.
"Sunnyslde." Ifio-scre farm adjoining town;
if In acre lota would soli for $100 to fJ'i
per acre; all the advantages of town anj
farm life; fc for Immediate sale. i. T.
Campbell. Lltchtield. Neb.
(201-M671 2x
FIRST-CLASS Nebraska farms and"ranches
(or homes or Investment, bl-mla Omaha.
(20)-X)
F. D. WEAD hss moved his office to Wead
Building, 18th and Farnam Sts. (20)-40
FOR SALE 5-year farm lease, buildings
and Improvements, horses, wngons and
farm tools; house modern; city water.
See owner on place, northeast corntr
Miller Park and 24th St. (JO) M96 4
FOR SALE 240-acre farm 8Vt miles from
town; on rural route and telephone line;
soil medium heavy and level; 120 acres
broke. 15 ncres of alfalfa and red clover,
10 acres of ash timber. Trice for the next
20 days. 810 per acre. Easy terms. Ad
dreM Box 2. Orchard, Neb. J. C. Alex
ander. (20) 401 log
BUY OF OWNER
1200 acres Kinhnll county land at 83.110 per
acre, one-half cash, balance In ten
yearly payments at 6 per cent Interest,
Address C. O. K., 3015 Pacific St.. Omaha,
Neb. (20) 418 2x
RANCH NEAR OMAHA
312 .A. adjoining South Rend; 2 railroads
to Omajia and Lincoln: 90 A. In cultivation;
about Li o A. tillable, balance rough but cov
ered with extra good timber, Including a
large amount of walnut. Small .house and
other buildings. Running water. High and
sightly location for a countsy home. A fine
feeding farm. Nothing as good and with
such shipping facilities In eastern Nebraska
for the price. Only $45 per' acre.
J. II. DUMONT & SON,
1806 Farnam St.
Omaha, Neb.
(20)-486 2
Miscellaneous.
CHEAPEST lanj In U. S. for H the crop;
no cash. Nat. Invt. Co., Brandeis Bldg.
(20)-M:i02 02s
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
' Farm aad Rasck Lands.
A 9S0-ACRE stock farm, on the Loup val
ley, five miles from town, equipped for
feeding 500 cattle yearly; double set of
buildings in same yard; 270 acres plow
land, sixty acres alfalfa, balance meadow
and tame pawture; river front; $2,400 cash
or will take a good man in on shares.
Theodore Reimers, Fullerton, Neb.
20 M748 09
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOWEST RATES Bemls, . Paxton Block.
(22)-3ul
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
(2il)-3U8
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
Thomae, 605 First National Bank Bldg.
' ' l ' ' (22)-803
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
(22)-30
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and real-dence-property
in Omahar .lowest rates;
no delay. Thomas Brennan, Room 1 N.
Y. Life. . ' (22)-304
UNION LOAN INVEST. Co.. 310 Bee
Loans on Real Estate. Bldg..
Buy 1st and td mtges. 'Phone Doug. 2901
(22)-M129 Oct6
$500 TO $50,000 TO LOAN at lowest rates;
no dejay. GARVIN BROS., 15u6 Farnam.
, ; " : 1 . (22) 301
PRIVATE MONEY F. D. Wead, 1520 Doug.
(24-308
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
; O'Keefe B, E. Co.. 1001.N. Y. Life Bldg.
. Gfi-5
$500 TO' $65,000 TO LOAN Private money;
no delays., J. H. Sherwood, 937 N. Y. L.
. . ' (Co MS5i
MONEY TO, LOAN Fayne Investment Co.
. . . . (22)-309
! ARM 'fnnrt gage of $2,000, S jer cent semi-annually;
also a city mortgage of $1,2J0,
flawing fi per cent, for sale. Patterson,
1623 Farr.am St. (22) M441 21
P- E. AVEAD has moved his office to Wead
Budding, )8th and Fnrham S's. (22) 6G1
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy second-hand furniture,
cook and heating stoves, carpets, 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 bouse complete. The
highest prices paid. Cull the right man.
Tel. Doug. 3971. (25) M 452 Oct. 31
CASH paid for ' seconj-hand clothing,
rlioes, etc. 308 No. ICtu Bt Tel. Red
1325. (25) 21j
CASH paid for old books. . Crane-Foye Co.,
8i3 S. 11th. 'Phono Douglas 1321. (2i)-l
WANTED TO. RENT
WANTED To rent, good farm; landlord
furniBh everything; married, age 2ti; rais-d
on farm; can give good references of
any kind. E. T. Partlord, Frankfort, Ind.
' (26) M496 2x
WANTED-SITUATION
YOUNG man stenographer will be opea
for position about Oct. 1; has clerical
experience; references. Address L 248,
care Bee. ifn M-i
WANTED Ppsltlon as clerk In dry good
store- In on.ull town by young lady; ex
perienced. No. 180, Stuart, Ja.
; (27)-Mi6 OSx
DRAFTSMAN, good tracer, wants position
with architect or builder. John Rosen
bohm. general delivery. (27) M(10 3x
NURSK would like position in doctor's of
fice. Can furnlNh good references. Ad
dress H 296, care Bee. () M467 Sx
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF BOND ISSUE NOTICJB IS
hereby given that the Farmland, Fremont
and Railroad Drainage District Is about
to Issue twenty-tive thousand dollars of
six per cent interest negotiable bonds pay
able in twenty equal annual installment
Owners of real estate or an eaKeinent
therein apportioned for benefits may pay
to the treasurer of said district on or be
fore sixty days from th date of the first
publication of this notloe, the proportian
ate share of such bond Issue properly
cliargeable agatiiht such real estate, mid
thereby exempt such real estato from lia
bility for payment of bonds, and the
amount of bond issue will thereby be re
duced the amount of such dvance pay
ments. Date of first publrcatlon hereof
September 14. 17. Farmland, Fremont and
Railroad Drainage Diatrict. By J. F. Han.
son. Secretary. S15-D21L
26.i0 6 PER CENT WATER BONDS.
Beaver City, Nebraska. Water bonds
of Beavei City, Nebraska, In the
amount of 26.(, issued in denominations
of viiiu each, interest 6 per cent, dated dav
nf delivery, payable at Nenraka Fiscal
agency, New York City. N. Y., iwe,,Ly
years after date, with option" of city io
redeem same any time after i years from
(h'lr date. Sealed bids wllj be received
by W. 1a. Leonsrd, clerk, up to and In
cluding Octoler 15. 1907, 8 p. m. City re
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. W. L. LEONARD. City Clerk.
' 6270 tft '
J
- GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CHIEF QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE.
Omaha, Neb., Sept. 10. 1907. Sealed pro
posals. In triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will lie received here until 10
o'clock a. tn., central stsndnrd time, Oc
tober 2. I!t7. for constructing a ten-Inch
sewer at Fort Crook. Neb. Full Informa
tion furnished on application to this ofrlce.
or to the quartcrmastor, Fort Crook. Neb.,
where plana and specifications may ho seen.
Envelopes containing proposals to lis
marked "Prnpoesla for Constructing Sewer
at Fort Crook. Nebrsnka." and addressed
to Major THOMAS CRUSE. Quartermns.
ter. Omaha. Neb. 813-14-16-3001-3
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Mary Fruiter to lvter F. Frenxer,
lot 6. block . Omaha $ 100
Taxton Real Estate company to W.
11 Moore, lot 4i, Keystone park.... 1.059
Charles W. Kaley and wife to George
W. Cater, lot 13, block "K," Lake
James park Sofl
Payno-Rostalck & Co. to George F.
Klton. part lots 18 and 10, block 5,
BrlKgs' place 650
Mabel Hurt to Benson Ijind company,
lots 8 and 9, block 1, Cloverdale 1
Armlnta Hoot and husband to
Thomas tllllesple, 'lot 8. block I,
DoukIhs 300
John P. Roe and wife to Jerry Spell
mnn lot .1. block "A," Bedford add.. 450
John W. McDonald, sheriff, to A. J.
Ylerltng. tract west side section 27-1R-13
United Real Estate Trust Co. to
Paxton A Vlerling Iron works, lots
1. 2. 8. 4. block 1, Kountxe South
Sixteenth street add 10,500
Charles M. Schindell and wife to John
W. McDonald, lot 2. block 38. Al
bright's choice 1,500
Caroline M Linfnger ct al to Anns
V. Metcalf, tinct 200x132 feet op
posite lots 9. 10, 11 and 12. block 2,
Forest Hill 1,000
O. C. Olson to E. J. Anderson, lot 13,
block 1, Drews' Hill 200
M. K. Houlton and wife to Alma
Stevenson, west 1W feet lot II, block
2, Himehaiigh's add 250
Andrew Hogan et al to A. M. Bchar-
nian, lot 17, block 1. Clarendon 2,33
Anna Cunningham to John Andersop,
lots fi and 7. Cunningham A Bren-
nan's add 600
William A. Snunders and wife to Anna
Cunningham, lot 7, Cunningham
" Krentian's add 200
Harry F. Clarke and wife to Clarke
lnd ft lian Co., part block 21,
West Omaha 500
Gonrftlanna M. Downs to Elizabeth '
Tubman, lot C, block S. Plalnvlew.. 525
Atiton Nestor and wife to William C.
Kenner. lot 9, Clifton place 4,700
Harriet A. Robertson and husband to
Adolph Johnson and wife, lot 68,
Sullivan's add l 225
Totals
... $26.45
, OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
"IMPRIM" Lino of tho Atlantic)
?2.B0 I P CHICAGO TO LIVERPOOL
. First Class on Rail and Steamer.
Empresses Bails from Quebec Oct. 18.
O. B. BBKJAMIK, General Arat.
838 So. Clark St.. Ohloago. XU.
ORIENT CLABK'i TBNTR AKNCAt
CRUISH. Feb. , '01, ft U),
tr. spsoisiiy . tbart.n a a
"Arabic," H.OOO tons. '1 UHktt ' TOURS BOUND
THE WOLRD.
CURATIVE MEASURE PUT IN
Ordlaance Stralatb tenlna: Oat the Slt
natlon Over Fire ISatrlae
House latroduced.
In adjourned session Tuesday morning
the city council passed the September pay
rolls and received an ordinance repealing
the ordinance recently passed providing
for submitting to the people a proposition
for the Issuance of bond for the construc
tion of a Are engine house near Twenty
fourth and Ames avenue. This ordinance
wa rendered necessary through the terms
Of the one passed last week. Under it
term It prevlded that the ordinance should
be in force and effect thirty day, after It
passage. This provision made It Impossi
ble fpr the fifteen day notice required by
law : to be given between the date the
ordinance would have become effective
and the day of the election. The new
ordinance will become effective immediately
upon its passage and approval.
This ordinance may now be amended to
provide that the bonds shall be Issued for
the construction not only of a fire de
partment house, but for a district police
station. Chief of Police Donahue desires
a substation in that part of the city and
Mr. Bedford, the author of tho ordinance,
is willing the propositions should be com
bined in case there I no legal reason
why they should not. Next year tho
police, department will hove fund Im
mediately to equip such a substation, while
the fire department cannot occupy the new
building probably until 1910, since the funds
at its disposal under charter limitations
wlU not be more than enough to pay
salaries and expenses for the present fore
until the legislature Increases the maxi
mum amount that can be levied for fire
purpose.
UNION PACIFIC SHOWS DROP
Report Indicates Decrease la Receipt
Over Expenses of Eighty
Thoaaaad Dollar.
For the first time in many moon the
Union Pacific report of earnings as com
piled by the comptroller fails to ahow a
gain in receipts, but rather the report for
the month of June shows a decrease In
receipt over operating expense and taxes
of nearly $80,000.
The report l made up on different line
than any former report and the operation
for 1907 have been compiled In accordance
with the accounting rules of the Interstate
Commerce commission effective July 1. The
results for the year 1908 have been re
stated In-different form to conform to the
new classification as near as practicable.
The officers give as a reason for the great
increase in operating expenses the Increase
In wages, the much greater cost of fuel
for locomotive and the greater charge
for renewal and depreciation of equip
ment. hlch are required In the new ac
counting system.
The gross receipts for July were $7,233,
814.23, an Increase of $10, 1.10 over July,
1908. The . operating expense and taxea
were $4,192,011.18, an Increase of $1,106,563.47.
The net receipt were $3,041,983.06 and
showed a decrease of $79,398.37.
NUPTIALS WITHOUT A WORD
Marriage (nremony ta Performed la
Wrltlag, aa Coaple Are
Mates.
A. tiiarriage ceremony at which not a
word' was apoken was performed at 8
o'clock last evening at the home of Adam
Waybright. 3224 Charle street. The reason
for the silent service was that both- the
bride. Miss Dina Waybright, and the groom,
John Moore, are deaf mutes. Rev. Charles
W, Bavklge, who officiated, wrote the neces
sary question on a tablet, and the bride
and groom wrote their answers. The mar
riage followed a courtship carried on- en
tirely In the sign language.
It was the Intention at first to have the
ceremony In sign language through an In
terpreter, but when If was found the tablet
and pencil would do aa well, an Interpreter
was dispensed with. Mr. Moore is a cook
at a local restaurant and carries recom
mendations from several doxen caterers In
tha west for whom he has worked, testi
fying to his ability and efficiency. The
ceremony was witnessed by the relative of
the couple and a few friend.
Mr. Moore first intended to have a public
ceremony In the county Judge' office, but
the bride preferred a quiet home wedding,
and the first plana were changed. The
couple will live at 3235 Charles street,
PEDDLER OF SPECS NO MORE
. . ft A
Itinerant Optician Boomed Under New
Stat Optometry Law. '
BOARD EFFECTS ORGANIZATION
C. C. Mcl.eene of Davenport Is Fleeted
Chairman and J. C. Ilatraos of
Omaha - toeretary aad ''
Treasurer.
Spectacle peddlers will disappear, ftqnt
the map of Nebraska, even as the peddlers
of patent medicines and fake Insurance
agents, since the organisation at the Pax
ton hotel of the Stat Board of Optometry,
for which a new Nebraska law provide. .
Governor Sheldun has named J. C. Jlula
son of Omaha as r member of this board,
together with C. C. McLeese of Davenport
and Mux J. Kggc of Grand Island. At the
formal organization of the board Mr. Mc
Leese was elected chairman and Mr, Ilut
on eeretary and treasurer.
It will tie the duty of the board to hold
examinations at stated periods and exam
ine those who wish to practice optometry
In the state of Nebraska, but the law pro
vides those who have been In the optical
business for two years or more, prior to
March 27, 1907, will be given certificate
of exemption by the board and will not be
required to pass an examination.
The new board, proposes to begin st once
the Issuance of two classes of certlilcatee.
The certificate Issued to those who have
been practicing opticians for two year will
simply state that they are exempt from
the requirement of the examination law,
but will not assert that the person . to
whom the certificate i Issued I proficient
In optometry. Tho regular certiflcatea
will be Issued only to those who pass the
examination with a credit of 76 per.cent.
Traveler Mast Comply. . .
The traveling optician, who does a legiti
mate business n a number of town or
cities, will be required to register la each
county In which he practices.
Another provision of the law la that
when spectacle are sold to customers In
the future the optician must Issue a bill
of sale, which will bear the number of hi
certificate.
As Omaha optician were Instrumental In
securing the passage of the law, they are
enthusiastic over the possibility of stamp
ing out the peddlers who carry a small
grip of Junk spectacles from house?-' to
house, selling them as they do packages of
Dr. Plllbaker' Compound of Goobo 'OVt-kso
and Wild Tarberrles for Rheumatism' aftrl
Lydla E. Hossentetter'ar Pink Prescription '
for Screaming Sufferer. It will also'Waka
It necessary fof "merchants who-sell glasses
to have at least one clerk who can 'get' by
the board of optomotry. " '" "
TO MARCH IF IT GETS CLOTHES
Sixteenth Ilealment Is Shy nnVSI
forms Jnt Xon, hut Uxprci' ;
to Get Them. ,i il'a)
If Colonel Cornelius Gardener of the Six
teenth United States Infantry and 111 men
secure clothing sufficient to wear during
the women parade Thursday aftrf)qon
the colonel has promised tho board nf gov
ernors he will be with it and 60Q men will
march In tho line. 1 , c,
En routa from the Philippines the- Six
teenth Infantry lost a larjte amount , of
baggage, which has not been discovered.
It Is expected to arrive at the fort Tues
day or .Wednesday, but the colonel ha
been searching for other clothes and ex
pect to Join In rocognlslng King Ak-Sar-Ben,
who does honor to Uncle Sam.
COST -OF NEW VEREIN HOME
Thirty-Five Thousand Dollars to Ga
Into the Plnttdentsche ,i -..
' 1 . BoUding.
The; new home of the Omaha Piatt
dcutache Vereln on its new property on
South Thirteenth street will cost $;r.,TXio.
Architect J. P." Guth" has begun wo'rlt on
the plans an the- bulldlTig WIH erected
next spring. A temporary frame structure
fa being erected for use this winter. It will
be finished Saturday, at a cost of $1)000,' and
the vereln will hold a meeting In It Sunday.
The vereln Is making preparations for a big
ball at Washington ball on OctoWr 12. "
Albany
Dentists
Boom 19 Bnahman Block. Zntraac
11B Bouta 16th St., Opposite 014,
Boston Store.
Plate op fzoaa 92.00
3-old Crowns .8)8.00
Bridge Teeth ta.80
Amalgam rilling . , . BSC
liver rilling ,.60o
Gold riling, op from . ,T5o
W us omnoform, tha latest Ua.'
proved method of extracting- teeth
without pain. Open evening till t, '
Bandar 10 to 3.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Browned Hall
A boarding and day School for Toung
Women and Girls. Student holding cer
tificate covering in full the entrance re
quireroent of a standard State Univer
sity, are admitted without examination
to Junior year in advance course. Certl
f icste in college preparatory course aomlt
to Vassar, Wellesley, Smith, Mt Holyoka,
Univ. nf Nebraska, Univ. of .Wlaoonsia
and Univ. of Chicago. Lxceptlonal advan
tage In Music, Art and Domesllo Science.
Weil equipped gyianaalum and outdoor
sports, (students mothered sympathetically
by women of large practical sperlaaca
with girls In that highly important forniae
tie period between fourteen and twenty
one yar of age. -
Send for Illustrated Tear Book. A.ddreaa
Miss Macrae. Principal. Omaha.
BELLEVUE COLLEGE
COLLxXiB Cluslcsl. aciMtlfia, philosophical soar 1
ACAtUM An suosrdiutf kick school rprss let
Dellavtis er aor Olh.r eolltt er unlnnltf. -
NOKMAL, 8 HOob-hilesionurj ka4 SSVSItef
rcHrm. Onlfltiates srot4.
CONKKKVATOKY Tkoorr at nulla, plans, veto
violia, slof-aHos ace rt
OMAHA CONNECTION CloctrU Ilk kktl Bsrlls.
ton railway. Pour afodara UormltarM.
Adtlraaa rnaltnl Wsoakorth. ballavu. Nat,
BROWN'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
FALL TERM OPENING
Twenty Years Eiparlvnce .
Work for Board. ExpensesTuition and
Board Reasonable
Write C. W. BSOWM. JB., Isr Fall rarUealsra
1B1 O Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.
