THE OMATIA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER CD, 1007.
9
OFFERED FOR RENT
- (Cuntlnuod.)
Ham.
T RUQ BTORT5 Best unoccupied location
for local drug business In city. Will al
ter end lesse to right party. Also A-l
grocery locution. IiEMlS. 80 Paxton.
Lik. rPhone Dougla t. Q6-tM
ONE store room tn r "Bcargo" building
!r. Ponth Omt!:i, n-r posdfflc. with
lighted basement, modern hnw windows
snd swnlngs: best possible location. Hull
Distributer Co.. 1T First NatL Bank B'dg.
Fhona Red 740. rj-8L.
OFFERED FOR SALE
Folngr
ANCHOW nfl Iron fencing; wire fencing
to par foot. 808 N. 17tn BL TL Red Mi.
, ParaM
(D lAND furniture bou
r, "4 on tha square. B
Fnrnttaro.
. nvht a n A mM1 final
tt 7 4 on in aquara. nownw!r, lormrnj
wltn inicsso cur. v-o.. a. j-m. ynug.
6886. (16) M464 Octal
WANTED TO SELL Purnltura and fur
nishing of 7-room modern house, located
In WcM Farnam district; furniture prao
tlcaliy Hew. House leased until Septem
ber. l9og. TeL Douglaa 7090.
(i-M2a
HIOHE8T grade Antwerp oak dining room
set, practically new, c"t 8150. harrnln at
81C0. 'Phone Harnoy 785. t!6) ttt 2KX
FURNITURE for sale at 718 8. rath St.
(16) (39 28
HIGHEST grnde Antwerp oak dining room
set, practically raw, coat IMA barcain at
8I0I 'Phone Harney 7. (16) M646 29f-
-Plano Organs, Maaieal Inatraaaeats.
Vr'r,.- 33?
NEW PIANOS TO
RENT
' at prices ranging .from (3.00 to
JS.OO -pa' month.
Tuning frea with any piano rented for
rour home.
SCHMOLLEE & MUELLER
. PIANO CO.
uu-nu faknam ity
-: 0)-68
STE1.WAT piano, second-hand, good coa
dtuoo, cheap, ms MvCegue Uldg.
(lM OcLS
FOft BALK Excellent -upright piano, used
only three montna alnca built, cheap tor
caa or on Installment. Uuura 4 Kar
iuwa blooK, Du & 16lh St. (18) MMs
$275. ELEGANT upright piano, mahogany
caaa, used six uud one-half montu.
. 41S N. 83d. (18)-2!6 28x
BEAUTIFUL" Upright piano at a big bar-
gala: It will pay you 10 can and see it.
1M9 Davenport. (18) M-Ua lx
Typewriters) amd gewlagr Machlaea,
FOR BALE Hlgh-grsd second-hand type
writer! good condition; a bargain at in.
CaU rJom 603, Bee Bldg. (10-671
ONE Remington typewriter. No. 6, In good
condition, for sale cheap. Call at Baa
office. ' , (16i-63x
- - Mlaoallaaaaaa.
KVtdi c v
UUrLCA .
, :iPUMR
Viilon Worthlngton duplex pump, alia
' UxluVkiiO. tor aale about October L This
pump ha teen about alx months' actual
aarvlca and la in good condition, will sell
at a bargain. Apply W. it. Bridges, engi
neer Baa Bid. ' , (W) 6i
GAS, ELECTRIC AND
COMBINATION FIXTURE
Lai goat, uioi up-to-date aloe at loweat
priuaa m tu city, !. t now. Dellversd
ahoa ueaasJ. luspauuon Invited.
BUiCu-iba UKNiN CO
CI a. liit eu
'lot. Liuua. wl.
U AkS
FOR MALK New and coond-iiaad billiard
auu (iwi Uuoaa. a m.u m uim ia
iieay ar kAtiuvsj ay uiwu. oiia
WM.'MMbwuutwuiU' b. Awui an.
HALF PitlCE, email icontuly paymcnta,
itu.palu a u.luy ut iua nuriu, Aiuwi 1
cauiMU a. 111 vtupacua, Voaiar a iSmn iw
tlunai y. .k t. Jo. tvjuuriu, tuutuviot uutaar
lvu aud Aariusiu. U tt
FOR BALK liaveral trtiow cmm, new pea
nut luaatar, iaige touts iiiui, two ltiae
auion.atia oil Utxs auid aiuis uxiarea 100
liuuioiuue to iiiuiiiiou. iiuua uud autl
, LivaauuMib-CO., OuianA, ttmu. (iu-il
i xHOMEOPA'l UtC .remedlea, wholesale, ra
" lau. anei 'uaA e Mu;ounil lrug Co.,
Omaha' Jao, (luy 2.
BEND U your tr.atl order for' druga;
Iietght .paid on Uv) Iota. Myera-biuon
rug Cm., umaha. (i i
-LEVATOR for aala In Iowa. ' Mlnne
SoLa, tNartn and buuth Dakota, ti. M.
alyera, 2le Flour Ejiunange, Minneapolis,
at ma. - (la) MSjs No. lax
FOR SALE Po were and Edison picture
machines; rheostaia, trunks, slieats, tools,
electrlo lixtures Johnny Reld, Oma hoial.
- U) MJaft aix
BRERWXN-WILLLAU CO. beat ' mlxee)
paint.. Bheruiaa.at MuCouusll Drug (Jo.
(iio-a;:
SIMPSON- Rockaway, nearly new, very low
price If taken at ouce. D14 Jonea St.
hheoa Douglaa 1704. (1-W lOx
SECOND-HAND overcoata and firearms.
Singer, 411 N. lftth. (lS)-tT
TOVE3 repaired and aold. Anything In
atove line, stance, lttl N. 24th.
(ls Mill Nev?
ALT. tt.OO per bbL Wagner, Kil N. Hth.
a&-ne
1'tW bargalna In td hand aoda fountains,
aaenthly paymunla Dvrlghl. Ul Kdinim.
. (1 31
FOR SALE Second-hand brick, la alley
la rear ot I3v7 Harnev St.
JQHK W. UOBUINS. IWJt FARNAM ST.
' ' -' ' . (la)- 81
OR SALE CHEAP One Ift-horatTpower,
iuO-voK Weauughouae nioior and one
l-horae power, suu-volt Ueneral El-jc-trio.
(Juud as uaw. Can uu seen in
operation. Lracola Overall and blilit
(.0.. Llacoln, Neb. (it) M41S H
, DRUGS at eut prices; freight paid on all 81
' Omnell Drug Co.. Omaha. Neb. (16) i. a
fJ , I 1 . II I I w . -
4 -jn ATOKS for sale, car lots. Henderson
Vrus., 'lraer, la. (II) U4U4 rovi
UA LL' safes, new, Sd-hand. 1S18 Farnam.
(li 0
FINE Acorn 8-hol teel range; also two
round Oak heater; bargain, mi Daven
port. (1)-M306 80x
FOR 8A1 10 Roll top desk, chairs, tables,
rugs. Omoea for rent W. A. Kerr. 4o4-4
K. T. Life Bldg. (14)-4:4
.
FOR SALE Genuine buffalo reb In good
rendition; price, l&k 11. A. Towns. Whit
ing. Ia. (H) M167 rsx
N A 11.8. 8100 keg. Star Box Co., 190? SL
Mary' Ave.. (1-M15 Nov21x
GASOLINE atove, t-burner .Michigan, with
v , uvea, 6 - Address W 44. care Bee.
i (14)-M1 J
a:
PATENTS
1 V
D. O BARNFLL. patent attorney and ana
china designer! Paakoa bU. tel. Red lilt
. j . (17) M42
LARSON Ca-iBA free. Bee wtdg'
... .... (1T)-41
PATENTS
(Cont.n mLJ
PATENTS THAT PROTF-CTl Our three
: books for inventors mailed oa receipt of
6 rente stamps. R. e. A A. B. I.ary,
Rooms -3 pacific Blr. -Washli i 'on.
V. C. Fstabtlshed 1 ri-f;rf
PERSONAL
TOUNO WOMEN coming to Omaha aa
etra.igera are Invited ta visit the VoUiig
Women a Christian Association rooms. ;tl$
Farnam atreet, where thny will ha di
rected to eultahla boarding places or
otherwise assisted. (15) 415
LADIES and gentlemen are cordially in
vited to come and sea tne greatest in
vention of tiie a; prevents all mle
placed and opn switch wiecks, also en
ables the engineer to take a aiding while
tha train la In motion. &4 North Uh SL,
botith Omaha, eo
(18)-M254 Noy.22x
PLEATING Buuos. "ichtng.
' s Embroidery.
Dyeing snd cleaning, sponging and
ahrinjilng only eo per yard. Bend tor
price and samples.
OOUMAN PLEATING CO.,
10 Douglaa Block. leU Douglaa 1931
(is) tei
WB RENT machines, fl per week, or IS
per month. Nebraska Cycle Co., comer
loth and Harney Bta. (U 5W
MAGNETIC! treatment and bath. Mma.
uiauiiuiiu Smith, 111 N. tfth, 2d floor.
(11-o0
THE 8ALVATION ARMT aollcUa cast-off
clothing: In fact, anything you do not
need. We collect, repair and sell, at 114
N. 11th St., for coat at collecting, to the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 4136 and
wagon will call (18 611
OMAHA Stammerera' Institute. Ramge
Building. 06)-jf
FEN NELL MILLINERY CO.. lfill Douglaa
(18)-187 NlJ
8TRINGE9, rubber goods, by mall; cut
ncee. Send for free catalogue. Myers
Ulon Drug Co.. Omaha- (IS) X
PRTVATB CONFINEMENT HOME Mra
Dr. King, 1324 N. 24th St. Tel. Web. Dooy.
(18) S4
lUAOOAUrj Farnam Pt.. floor.
(Ig)-Mj57 Nov2
OMAHA Steam Pasta Co., manufacturers
Lure flour pasta. 2210 Cuming. Telephone
ouglaa 151. (18)
BURNS, chaps, sores, chafing, tender skin
healed by Satin S..in Cream. Try It. 25c.
(18)
PERSONAL Raehelor, 21, would marry a
resectable lady If mutually suited. Ad
dress M 618, care Omaha Bee.
(13)-815 Zlx
REAL ESTATE
HEAL ESTATE DEALERS.
RUSSELL & M K1TR1CK CO.. 'K Ramge,
(Hi) KM
'
PAYNE INV. CO., 1st floor N. Y. Llfa
Douglaa 178L (18) 8a
" GEORGE St COMPANY,
l'JOl Farnam. Tel. Douglaa 7H,
(13) Sl
PETERS TRUST Co., N, Y. Ufa Bldg.
(1) 8M
L SIBBERNSEN, room 208, 12ft 80. 16th.
(1) M184
ITT PROPERTY FOR BALE. '
' bhand"new
Five-room cottage located at 2706 - Rug
gles St.; sewer, city water and gaa; large
bath room with excellent fixtures; double
floora; Interior hard pine finished In golden
oak; large cellar fully bricked and ce
mented; good bam and buggy shed; per
munent walks; south front lot; this la
positively the best bargain In a C-roora
cottage In ths section offered til la season,
Price only 12.100.
C. O. CARLBERO, SOLE AOENT,
, tU N. Y. Life Building.
. (191-K1 '
"'Bank : Certificates
Taken same as cash for any lota We have
for sale. Prices lower than similar located
lots.
Jioo for lota close to cut.
JltO for lota close to car.
S.fO for lots close to car.
!; for lot near 40th and Jonea. .
f.'lfiO for paved street lots.
$f0 for lots on raved streets,
$;f for Klghth and Dorcas lota. .
Sfttt for lota 34th and California.
ta for lot 37th and Chlcatro.
tlM for lot Ut and Webster.
t1 fMA for lnt Sllth Inii TMvrnwnrlh
J1.810 for acre lota. Improved.
$250 to Uno for acre tracts.
ALL PRICES LOWER THAN IN 1893.
Patterson 1623 Farnam
(19)-31 28
TWO GENUINE SNAPS
A full (0x140 ft. lot, with alley and two
Immense shado trees, just where they are
needed; location la walk ng distance, be
tween Dewey Ave. and Jackaon St., on
Slst atreet. Price 8860.
The price la only three-quarter - going
price. .
A good 8-room modern house,
. 82,CdO;
And full tot on car line. 2810 Lake St.
Don't bother tenants, but aee me.
WJi; FLEMING,
41 Bo. 18th St. Phone Doug. 179.
(lr-6,0 13
WALKING DISTANCE
Brand new Ova-room cottage, thoroughly
well built; cemantvd cellar under en
tire house; double floors 1 nlo large attio
for storage purpoaaa; nukeled plumbing;
everything modern except beat; located on
north side of Blondo all set, ut east of
27th: good neighborhood, close to school.
Oo and look at It and see for yourself how
11 1 built. Price 12.850: easy term.
C. O. CARL HERO,
til New York Life Bldg. -
(It)) M181
24 I ITS in Haicyon Krtghta, Benson, lying
well, close to car line; to minutes' ride
to Omaha. Will sell altogether or In
bunchea of Ave. For price and terms ad
dress H 42. cart) Bee. (19) 167
84.60
Will buy elegant 8-rouM modo. n houaa at
414 N. 81st St.; east front; paved strewt;
permanent sidewalk; beautiful lawn; large
shad trees: easy terms. If necessary.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
' ' Room L New Vork Life Building.
(i) TO
BOULEVARD LOT CHEAP.
68 feet, aouth front, on Boulevard, 100
feet east ot 80th, for 880O. The are
selling 40-foot lots a couple of block
eait for. $1, 800, but owner Instruct v
to sell at tlin price. Better come soon
If you want this lot.
RY LAN PER it SIMONSON.
80S New Vork Life Building.
- (19) -1863 II
TRACKAGE PROPERTY
to leas or sell. 150x177 ft., on B. A it. By.:
good location for wholesale house or coal
yard. ANNA V. METCALF.
'Phone Douglas 671. 1234 S. 10th St.
. Q9-Mm Novl
I WILL cay a good price for cottages to
move. J. H. Parrotte, Board of Trade.
(i-MJ2 U
REAL ESTATE at reasonable prices; write
for Hat. U. R. Robinson, kanta Crux,
CaL (1O-MM0 Nfcx
FOR SALE A well built lo-room frame
house, beautifully finished In hard wood;
hard wood Mooia. mantels, modern bath
room, and conveniently arranged. Will
ell at a very low price, lo h removed
fiom present premises by purchaser. Ad
dress C. C. Rosewaler. Be Bldg , Omaha
(1 Mill
FOR SALE 2660 Rees St.. 8-reom"1houaa
wttn lot su4 tt.- r-rica. xaw. inquire of
J. G. Allhouae. 1301 So. ioih Ave.
U-8
FOR SALE New modern g-ronm rottate ta
north part. Al location. Plume owner.
Harney 8177. - (19t-Mik4 Kev.M
TEAt. ESTATE TITLE TRUST fV
C1IAS. E. WILLXAMoON, Pres WU
U9)-8al
"BEE wsniH: ads" aie coo
vloc&ngj Fealesftate agents
REAL ESTATE
CITT PRUI'KRTV 'OH SALS
(Continued.)
BANK
Certificates of deposit on any
of the Omaha or South Omaha
National banks or book accounts
or certificates on the City Sav
ings bank or Conservative Sav
ings and Loan association will
be accepted in payment for some
of the most-desirable business
and- residence property
Omaha and South Omaha.
George & Co.
in
1001 Farnam St.
(19)-MS54 81
CLOSING OUT SALE
Owner to Leave Town
THREE ACRES
With 10-room house), In good condition;
windmill and large barn; three-quaitera of
a mile from Went Leavenworth car; cbada
trees. Cheap at 83,1.00.
HOUSES
1612 Cnrby, 9-room all modern, beautiful
home; gas. electric light, furnaces, c.ty
water. 84.0TO.
2ut9, 2511 and 2517 Corby; all 8-room houses,
wltn water, gas and sewer; KxlGO ft. Eacn
82.2CO.
4uoo North 36th Ave., 7-room hoime, lurgd
shade trees, 30 fruit trees; barn, weil, etc.;
good repair. 81,7uO.
422 Dorcas St., 6-room house. 8io0.
JEFF. W. BEDFORD A SUN,
2308 Cuming. Tel. Doug. 115.
(19) bi9 2
LARGE SIGHTLY LOT
60x160 FEET
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. 2602 Porpleton Ave.
Water, sewer and gas In houee; asphalt
pavement and artificial stone walks In arid
paid for; good trees and sod. Owner will
ell direct to purchaser for 82,500. Tvrms
to suit.
Look at the lot and aee me.
William A. DeBord,
- 620 Flrat National Bank Bldg.
(19) M850 2!)
HOUSE AND BARN FOR
SALE
House and barn, located on
Patrick homestead at north
west corner 24th and Lake Sts.
Separate sealed blda will be
received by ua, beginning Mon
day, the 28th Inst. Building
to be removed from present
location within 20 day.
GEORGE ft CO., 1001 Farnam St.
(19)-M85S 81
NEW, READY TO MOVE
INTO
Strictly modern house, very best material
and workmanship; built for a home; pol
iHhed hard-wood finish; aouth fiont on
Main Central Boulevard, four blocks
Creighton university, seven to high school
and only twelve blocks to business cen
ter; room tor two more houses; will sell
all or part at a bargain.
1. Conner, Owner,-
232 Neville Blk.
0.9)-8S9 2
FOR SALE
1322 South 27th St.
7-room cottage, modern except furnace;
east front, beautiful lot with shade and
shrubbery. Fine neighborhood. Owner
Suing to Texas and must sell. Price, 3,uu0.
ut make ua an offer.
D. V. SliOLES CO.
U0 Board of Trade. Main Floor.
1 Tel. Douglas 49.
(19)-834 IX
Inside Snao
Northeast comer 19th and Capitol Ave., 6x
120, 8K.600; two blocka from poatofflce. Can
you equal It anywhere?
C. G. CARLBERG,
Sol Agent 811 N. Y. Life.
U8)-M26
SOUTH SIDE LOT BARGAIN
76 ft., east front, on 18th St., just north
of Vinton, room for two or three cottagea,
deep lot, 164 ft., brick sidewalk. Price, If
sold this week, 890 cash. A little more on
payment.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
1704 Farnam.
09) MB3
FOR SALE Lot 16, Ellrabeth Place. In
quire Stephen Meyer. 1612 No. l?th St.
(19) MSjO 30x
Lots. UtslI Lots!!.
Our bunch of 70 lot west of Hanscom
park are Belling fast. Why? Because the
are CHEAP, cloae to schools, churol.es.
I etc We still have a number of good ones
, left. Call u up.
I . JEFF. W. BEDFORD ft SON,
,2308 Cuming. Tel. Doug. 116.
tui; bo .
LIST your property with Chrl Borer. K4
and Cuming 8U. (19) m
BUT THIS BARGAIN.
Lot at th aa Fort atresia, only tZi. B.
O. Nordqulsl. Owner, 24 S. 20th St.
Il9)-731x
FOR BALE Lot Bemis Park. V0. 1214 N.
84th St. , (19)-452 28x
FOR SALE Desirable modern seyn-roon
cottage. 1214 N. 84th St. (19) 461 2Sx
WHEN writing to Advertiser, remember It
take but a strck or two ot the pen to
mention the (act that you aaw the ad In
The B
REAL ESTATE
RANCH LAKOI FOR gALB
FARM
Iowa.
BEST nursery tock from grower to
planter. Cyrus Harvey. ARoona, Ia.
(it) M3o3 8ix
80-ACRK farm In Iowa, income property,
In good scape, clear; client will trade for
unimproved land in Nnbiaska or South
Dakota. Gibson aV Planck, Red Oak. Ia.
(20) M273 29
Kaaaas,
THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY. KAN
SAS GAS BELT.
Fine 238 acre farm, live miles from Coffey
vtlle, the metiopolle of southeastern Kan
ass, the city ot many (actorie. weekly
pay roll. 8260. 00
This farm haa fine Improvement, ha tele-
fihone and free ruial mall wn'ra, ia tine
and and can bu bought at a right pricv
Have a fine list ot farms and city prop
erties. .
For any Information addreaa A. R. Wilson,
Ceflsyvllle, Kan. 2tx
FOR SALE (0-aere farm near Pittsburg.
Kanaaa, underlaid with C"al; mines 00
adjoining land; will sell at sacrifice in
order to settle an estate. 'Address W II.
MoCelin, H tV Union Ave., Pueblo. Colo.
i CJU) x!7 isx .
i
roc
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND HiMCll LAX D FOR SALE
Kanaaa .Contlaaed.
FOR SALE Phillips county. Colorado
three fine quarters; title perfect; fl oot)
each. II. L Brown, 500 4tli St.. fclimx City,
la. () M30S 30x .
Missouri.
FARM of 120 acres for eala cheap; will sell
all or part: mile from Swope park; tine
view of Swop-) park and Kansas City.
Address Rural Route No. 2, hox 62 Hick
man Mills, Mo. (2u) Miul aox
IfeurasBM.
FOR SALE HO acres, well Improved; t
Story house; 55 acres broken, balance pas
ture P. H. Bell. Silver Crek, Neb.
' (80) M3il0 J0
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm, Ranch aad Pastnre Lands.
WANTED Pasture for seventy-five head
of horses; stalk fields, sheds and hay. T.
V. Stroud & Co., Omaha, Neh.
(21)-ft9fi N8
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOWEST RATES Bemls. Paxton Block.
(2?)-S:
W ANTED City loans
Peters Trust Co.
(221-8SJ
WANTED City loans and warrants. W
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Kurr.am St.
(22 K
83,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi
deuce property In Omaha; lowest rates;
ro delay. Thomas Brennan, Room 1, N.
Y. Life. . . (22)-899
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
O Kcefe R. E. Co., lOOl-N. V. Life BIJg.
(221-901
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
Thjmas, 606 First National Batik Bldg.
(22)-88 -
8500 lo 8.'0,000 TO LOAN at ;,-,wr rates;
no delay. QARVU4 BROS.. Farnam.
(22)-9ul
1500 TO 883,000 TO LOAN-Prlvate money ;
no delays. J. H. Sherwood, 037 N. Y. Life.
(22)-9"5
UNION LOAN INVEST. CO., 310 Bee
Loans on Real Estate. Bldg.
Buy let and 2d mtgaa . 'Phone Don;. !"M
(22) 421 Nov 11
JIOO to 810,000 made promptly, F. D. Wead.
Head Bidg., lath and Farnam.
1 11 -if
MONEY TO LOANPayne Investment Co.
. 2)-9H
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED To buy 7-r pom. all modern
house In good let atioh: must be cheap, or
will consider nice located vacant lot; do
s're to deal direct witto owner. Address
N 6:3 Bee. : , 23) 816 30x
WANTED TO BUY "
WANTED- To buy secondhand furniture,
cook and heating atotes, carpels, lino
leums, oitlce furniture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, fealner bed pillow, quilts
and all kinds of tools;- or will buy the
turntiure of your -house complete. The
hlKhea.' pt'ices pal -tH the right man.
TaL Doug. 397L u.. (1) Mlot ctuA
SECOND-HAND furaUure - bought and
aold; alao muchlnv-a vt till kinds rented,
12 per mouth. Tel. Doug. 6998.
- --- (26) Meat
WANTED First or second hand bolter with
engine, mounted, SO H.' 1. ; on truck pre
ferred. Address, tAi S. 18th, Lincoln, Neb.
(2j) 441 2&x
CASH paid for second-hand clotnlng. shoe,
etc. 304 No. lttb bU Tel. Red 325.
. . . (15)-907
WANTED TO BUY-Calve. Tel. Doug.
, (23) -761
CASH paid for old books. Crane-Foy Co.,
818 S. 14lh. 'Phone Douglas 1321. (25)-2o
TO FARMERS AND PRODUCE SHIP
PERS. . ,
Highest price for butter and eggs. Cash
or merchandise. Send trfM shipment. The
Bennett Company, Omaha.- (26) 227
WANTED To buy roll, top dek. d1re
D 44. care Bee. (25) M532 SO
WANTED-T0 RENT
SINGLE gentleman want first-class place
to room and board, near car. U 44 7, Ete.
- . U) M340 3ix
I JUST got married and would like to rent
a modern fumlahed house for the winter.
It must be strictly modern In every re
spect and In a select neighborhood, would
preffr Farnam district or Hanscom park
district. Can give the very- best of ref
erence. Address C 393. care of Re.
. . 26) M800 29x .
FIVE to 7-room house wllhlp walking dlw
tanc Creighton college. .-Address W 472,
Bee. ; (26)-g73 2x
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNG MAN want position as piano
player for plctuie tneacer or similar. Ad
dles S. R. Oabel, IMO 8. 17 1 h bt Lin
coln. Neb. ., (2i) M4J? lx
TO EMPLOYERS OF OFFICE MEN.
Wanted, by middle aed accountant, em-
' ployment as manager, auditor or book
j keeper; competent, neat, quick and accu
rate; eighteen ytara in last two positions;
j nine yiars head bookkei.er to one of the
J largest corporations In "the west." Ad-
drets x 63. Omaha Bee. (27) MJ27 30x
WANTED By experience'' dressmaker,
wrrk to do by the day. Call on or ad
dress 2S08 Dodge St. Tel. Harney I7C-0.
(2-J 637 Novl
DRESSMAKING of all kinds. '.611 S -ward.
(27) M218 Nov lux
SHORTHAND practice wanted by student,
part of day; small pay. Address W 440,
Be (17) M316 SOx
WANTED Pcetlng clerk or booV keeper.
A ddress B 458. Bee. '27) M5S4 29
THREE Japanese boy went position a
. caip cooks; can give aood reference.
I Addreaa 723 So. 9th St. Tel. Douj'as HA.
j ' - (27)-M8U Six
EXPERT bookkeeper and accountant de
sires a position aa bookkeeper or assistant
manarer; has executive ability: 25 year
oi(i. aiate particulars ana salary nrrered;
reierencea exenangea. . 11. C egner,
Buffalo, N. Y. . (D-MSSiJlx
: For ail ti News
THE OMAHA BEE
Test West
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
. 1
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master. Fort Mackenzie, Wyoming, Oct. 28,
1907. Sealed prcpcaala In triplicate wril be
received here until 10 a. in. - (mountain
time) November 27, 1D07. for the construc
tion ot brick quartermaster storehouse,
brick quartermaster stable, brick fire la-'
tton. frame coal ahed. alael-clad magazine, '
and for the Installation of plumbing, heat
ing, electric wiring and electric- fixture In
holdings were spsctfied. ' Plan and Sped
flcatlona nay be seen at ofrcea of chief
quartermaster. Denver, Omaha. Chlcu'O
and St. Paul, Depot quartermaster, St.
Loula and at this omc. nt which lattei
place all Information may be obtained.
United State reserve the-right to accept
1 or re)ect any or all propoaala or any part
i thereof. Enclose prenosuUi - In sealed en
, velopc marked "Proposals for Pub Ic
I Pu'ld'nrs," addressed -to ( aota'n Wm. D.
I Davis. W. M , U. 8. A. Ol-:9-W-31 N26-27. j
1
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
Omaha. Nebraska, October 1, 19"7 Sealed
proposals. In tr. plicate,- will be received
here and by Quartermasters at the post
named herein, until 10 a. m., central stand
ard time. October ), 1907, for furnishing
shelled corn. oats, bran, hay and straw
d"rlng the fiscal year ending June 80, 19)S,
at Omaha Q. M. Depot, Forts Crook.
Omaha and Rohlnnn, Nebraska: Fort
Leavenworth and Riley, KnnFas; Forts V.
V P""-e'l anl Maokentte, Wvim'ng; Fort
Des Moines, Iowa, and Fort Meade, S-mth
unKo.a. Proposals for delivery at other
places will not be entertained. United
f tatps reserves right to rejret or accept any
or all proposals or any rft thereof. In
formation furnished on application here, or
lo Quartermasters at the statlans himed.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
narked "Proposal for Forage," and ad
dressed to' Major THOMAS 8 WORE. C. Q.
M. 03-4-5-7-28-29
CHIEF QUARTFRMASTFTIS OFFICIO
Omaha. Neh., Oct. IS. 1907. Sealed pro
posals. In trlPl'ca'e, will h recel"ei -er
and by qtiartermnster at the post ra-"ed
herein, until 10 a. m., central standard
time, November 16. 1007, for furnlsh'n
wood, coal, sl-elled corn, oafs, bran, hay
and straw, rtur'ra; the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1o, at Fort Washakie, Wyn. Ito
posals for delivery at other places will
not he entertained. United Pte reserves
r'al't to relect or accept any or all proposals
or any part thereof. Inforrcat'on rur"l'hed
on application here, or lo ninrtermater at
the station nsed. Fvrnw cnnta'nlno;
propoeals should he mnr,'ed "Pr-orio.iiU f-r
" arrt arld-eised to M A TAR T"AM.g
SWORE. C. Q. M. O:9-30-31Nl-13-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The O. F. . Dala company to Fran
cs Cook, lot 19, b.ock I, Kllby Pia e.2 1.250
Max Mlttilaff tnd wife to A. E.
Andeison, lota 10 and ll. Elm wood.. 1,800
Horace R. Carpenter and wife to John
Melntlre and wife, lot 10, block 93,
South Omaha l.IM
John W. Goodrich and wife to Joseph
cans en, 8ft 01 sw. nwvi or w4,
9-10-13 800
Minnie C. Lehnhoff to M. F. Ekeroth
and wire, w40 feet of lot 8, block ,
"N," Lowe's addition 3,000
Dora Ballew'and husband to H. D.
Oulnn, lot 18, block 4, W. L. Selby
addition ;s
S. II. Dykstra to John Dulskl and
wife, lot 3, blo:k 23, Wilcox 2d ad
dition 1
John - Dulskl and wife to S. II.
Dykstra, same 1
John W. McCullough to John Dulskl,
same 3uO
George Friedrich et al. to Henry
Fredde et al., sw4 of 16-15-11 1
Henry Fredde and wife to John
Fredde, nV of sw, 16-15-11 1
John Fredde to Henry Fredde, 4
of swV, 18-15-11 1
Paxton Real Estate company to F.
J. Farrington, lot 23, Keys:one
Park 2,250
Anna Hoffman to Anna Queenan, 80
feet of lot 10. block 23. South Omaha 2,C0.1
Elizabeth A. Walker and husband to
Edgar Powell, lot 19, block 90. Flor
ence ' 600
James F. Houlehan and wife to Hunry
C. Flower part tax lot 10, section '
22-15-13 1
Henry C. Flower and wife to Israel
Oliirk. same 2,500
John Blakewell and wife to Leonard
Chance, block 73. I-ayton's addl.lon, .
and part blbck 32, Layton'a addi
tion ...x 1,275
Thomas w. Blackburn and wife to
Carl and Olaf B. Johnson, lot 4, and
7 feet of lot 3, Coburr'a subdi
vision 2,000
Solomon J. Firestone and wife to
Julius V. HoefTler, lot 47, Firestone'
subdivision 160
Julius V. Hoefiler to Clyde Stuki,
same 200
Total r...M u8l.:0
RAILROAD TIME CARD
UMION gTATIO.T lOtst APID stAAOV.
Mlsaunrl Paclfle.
Leave. Arrive.
K. C. & St. L. Exp a 9:00 am a 8:55 am
K. C. A SI. L. Exp a'.l:15 pm a 6:35 pm
Nebraska Loral a t:0n pm 11:40 am
Chicago, Milwaukee- A St. PaaL
Chicago & Colo. Sp'l....a 7-02 am all :60 pm
Cal. & Or. Expreas at:epru 8:26 pm
Overland Limited a9:5Spm a 8:80 am
Perry Local a 6:15 pm al0:W) am
taloa PaelSo.
The Overland Limited. .a 8:fi am a 9:10 pm
The Colorado Express.a 3:3r pm a 6:00 pm
Atlantic Express ,. I I I" am
The Oregon Express. ..a 4:10 pm a 6:00 pm
The IjOS Angelea Lim..al2:66 pm a 9:15 pm
The Fast Mall a 9:30 am a 6 4 pm
The California Express a 4:0ft pm a 6:60 pm
Colo. -Chicago Bpeclal...alM0 am i(Him
Beatrice Local ,....b?:am b 6:15 pm
North Platte Tcal 7:42 am a 6:1 pm
Chicago A North eetera.
Chicago Daylight 2:i4 am J1:64 pm
St. Paul-Minn. Exp. ...a 7:60 am a)o:00 pm
Chicago Local Ul:Svi am a 8:2! pra
Sioux City Passenger... 1:60 am a 8 2a pm
Chicago Passenger a 8:00 pin a 9. JO am
Chicago Special a 6:00 pin a U am
St. I'aul-Mlnu. Llm a IX pm a 7:40 am
Los Angeles Limited. ..a 9:8' pm al2:37 pm
Overland Limited a 10:00 pm a 8:28 am
Fast Mall a 9:4 am
Sioux City Local a 1:60 pm a 9:20 am
Fast Mall a8:3ipm
Twin City Limited !;(! pm a 7:40 am
Norfolk - Bonesteel a 7:40 am' a 6:26 pm
Lincoln-York-Chdron ,b 7:40 am all :20 am
Pes d wood - Lincoln a 8:00 pm a 6:26 pm
Casper - Shoshoni a 8:01 pm all :20 am
Hasting - Superior. .'...b 2:00 pm b 6:26 pm
Fremont - Albion ...b 6:35 pm b 1:86 pm
Chicago, Rock lalaad at Paelae.
EAST.
Chicago Limited a 2:45 am all:30 pm
Iowa Local - a 7:0o am 4:30 pm
ties Moines Passenger.. 4:if) pm all 3) pm
Iowa Local all:40 am b 9:65 pm
Chicago (Eastern Ex.). .a 4 W pm a 1: S pm
Chicago Flyer a 8:00 pm a 6:85 am
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Llm...all:40 pm a 2:83 am
Colo, and Cal. Ex a 1:35 pm a 4:40 pm
Okl. and Texas Ex a 4:4') pm a 2:15 pm
I.lncQln-Falrbtirv Pass .b 8:46 am. bl:15 am
Chicago Great Westera.
Paul-Minneapolis .... 6:90 pm 7:80 am
ft. paul-Minneapoli .... 7:30 am ll 36 pm
Chicago Limited 6:06 pm 8:27am
Chicago Express 1:Dra 11:36 pm
Chlrarfo Express - 2:39 pra 3 0 pm
Wabaah.
St. Lout xprs a 1:30 pm a 8:80 are
bt. Louia Local (from
Council Blufis) a 1:80 am all :15 pm
Etanbeiry Lo-al (from
Council Bluffa) b 1:00 pm b!0:16ara
Ullaola CeatraL
Chicago' Expi ess a 7:20 am a 8:46 pre
Minn. fc fcl. Paul Exp. ..b am a 8:65 pm
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pin a 6:80am
Minn. & St. Paul Lmtd.a 8:30 pm 8:0am
WEBSTER aTAotBTII WEBgTElt
Calraao,
Omaha.
C Paal, Mlaaeapoll
Leave.
Arrive.
I Twin City Passenger.. ..b : am b 9:10 pm
Sioux City P .monger. ...a 1:4) pm all:10 am
Emerson I oca.
b 6:46 pm b 9.10 am
Emerson Local ,
.0 ; am c :mi pm
1 a Daily, b Dally except Sunday, e Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday. Daily
e. en Ntordhy.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
JAPAN. CHIN. PHILIPPINES. HONO
LULU AN1 AUSTRUU
By the Reyail Mall Steamers of ta
Canadiii Facifi; Kaiiway
allla front VaacAiTtr, B. C.
raVcieS . ttM 0 Ifcer UflMl Mr Mo-
f. Kaprm of laoit. lrM ! ihtft ftM
svim Jp. ThM M4Msn tr t4
444m 4WiM A . tsM ft Baa
riaiT Mmi4v4, m Uum af mHm
raa4iLr nif, m tlv lrs44isU rai
iliba above vrr iw ,
ItMMti ItooM. MLoviri Aoroagl tmrm
U uij7 Umr 10 AtMiraita; (etiai moBj
.routlotto. Sallujifttt oot.
For iota taiMijMiti. aa utr 4M v. 44V
'-UC. Ill AWv G-mrl Avekt,
tU IftuU CUrk m, Chi.
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Mr. and Mri. Htnry Eotenthal Ee
civ for Miss Becker.
MONDAY'S AITAIRS DfrORMAL '
Mr. aa Mr. Freak Martin and Mr,
(irorsre Barker Entertain Frlead
Trlth dtereeptlcoB -Monday
Bridge (lab Brsla.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Martin gave two de
lightful parties Friday and Saturday of
last week In honor of Mrs, Whltakor of
I Clinton, Mo., at the home of Mrs. Georgo
Barker. They entertained their guests
with Btereopticon and moving picture
vK-Ws of Swltierland. About thirty guests 1
were present, among them bdnfr: Mr. and I
Mr A. L. JUaed. Mr. nd Mr. 8am Burns,
Mrs. Victor Caldwell, Mrs. Hlmcbausb.
Mr. Arthur Gtilmi, Mr.' Treston, Mrs. F.
P. KlrkendalU Mr. J. E. Bnum, Mrs. Dan
Wheeler, Jr.; Mr. George Squire. Mr.
rterson. Mr. nd Mrs. Frank Ilochstetler,
Mtsa Hibbard. Mr. Farnam Smith. Mr. nd
Mra C. N. Diet. Mrs. Hudson, Dr. and :
Mra. Grlfford. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rng- I
j era, Mr. Shlverlck, Mr. Whltalier, Mrs.
j George E. Barker and Mr. and Mra. Frank
i Martin.
Laaer-Browa. '
One of the fashionable weddings to bo
solemnised next month Is that of Mis
Jeannle Brown, daughter of Mrs. .7. J.
Brown and Mr. J. D. Lauer of Lincoln,
j which will take place Saturday evening,
: November 25, at the home of the bride'
mother, 101 South Thirty-second avenue. It
is to be very quiet, only the relatives and
Intimate friend of the bride being Invited.
Definite plan for the wedding as. to at
tendants have not been tnnde, but Miss
Ilaiel Lauer of Lincoln, sister of the
groom, will be the maid of honor.
Informal Tea.
Mis Ida Smith gave an Informal tea
Monday afternoon at her home, 1515 South
Thirty-fourth street. In honor of )Ilss Eva
Smith of Bakerfleld, .Cal., who is her
guest. The rooms were abloom with yel
low chrysanthemums and white roses, pret
tily combined with greens. About thirty
guest were present.
For Mia Edna Beekerd.
Mr. and Mr. Henry Rosenthnl gave an
"at home" Sunday afternoon and evening
In honor of their guest, Mis Edna Becker,
of Philadelphia. The affair wae very In
formal, no pretense being made at decorat
ing and no one assisted. About forty
friinda called during tho day.
Mr. A. G. Beeson was hostess Monday
at the meeting of the Monday bridge club,
which was the first meeting of the club for
this eaon.
Come and tlo Gossip.
Mis Marston of Kearney, Neb., 1 the
gurst of Mr. Charles Dundey for a few
day.
Mis Hester Taylor arrived home Friday
fr.om a four months' visit In Chicago and
Kankakee, III.
Mr. George E. Barker and Mrs. Ftank
Martin will give a luncheon Wednesday at
tha home cf Mr.' Barker In honor of Mr.
Whltaker of Clinton, Mo. About forty
guests Will be 'present.
Mr. Ernest Van Tassell ha received a
promotion with the Union Paclfle wh'ch will
chang hi headquarter to Denver. HI
many friend regret hi permanent do
parture' from Omaha.
Mr. William H. Brill of St. Louis for
merly of Omaha, spent Saturday and Bun
day 'here :vtslNng friend. ;
Mr. Lawrence Vile of Chicago arrived
Sa'urday to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
F. H. Davis. He I to be best man at the
Davta-Brady wedding. v
Mr. and Mr. W. H. McCord and family
left Friday for St. Joaeph, Mo., to attend
the wedding of Mr. McCord' sister. M as
Susan Alice McCord, to Dr. F. M. Rumbold
of St. Loula.
Mr. and Mr. Jerome Magee, who left last
week for Chicago to meet Mra. Herman
Kountxe on her return from Europe, arrived
home Monday.
Dr. and Mr. Henry B. Lemere and Mr.
Van Gleson left Saturday ayenlng for a
visit In New York. They are expected tumj
about November 6.
Mis Eva Smith of Bakersfleld, Cal., who
ha been visiting her cousin. Mis Ida
Smith, will leave Thursday for a few days'
visit In Norfolk, after Which he will
return to again be the guest of Mis Smith
for an Indefinite ty.
Mr. Bardway of Chicago, who ha been
the popular gueat ot Mis Gertrude Mooro
bead, returned Sunday evening to her
home. Miss Carol Pol'ard of Sioux City
has arrived to visit Mis Moorehead gnd
will remain for ome Urn.
Mr. Frank J. Btirkley 1 moving Into hi
new home at 138 North Thirty-eighth ave
nue. CRAP . GAME ROW IS FATAL
Charles Slnarletoa Dlea of Shot from
Pistol Boaaht with Uncle"
Moary.
Charle Singleton of South Omha, hot
by Ed Bmlth, the man who pawned ha
hoe to get money with which to buy a
revolver to kill hi foe, died In the South
Omaha hospital at 4 a. ml Monday. .
Singleton was shot by Ed Smith October
21 at 12:16 p. m. The bullet pierced hli
abdomen. The fight occurred In front of
the pool hall at 2612 N atreet. Smith and
i Singleton had been playing a game ot
crapa and Singleton grabbed the money,
amounting to 35 cent. Thl enraged Smith,
who took hi shoe to Altman's pawn op
nd placed them In pawn, buying a re
volver Wltn the proceed. He Immediately
returned to the pool hall and shot Single
ton twice. The first bullet pierced hi r grit
' calf and the second the abdomen from the
right aide. Chief Brlgg happened to be
I within call and h gave chase to Snlth
nd caught him where he had taken
refuge In a house under the O street via
duct. Sine that time Smith has la'n tn
iron in the city Jail waiting the result of
the wound ta hi victim. An inquest will
be held soon a the coroner can bt
eoured. The funeral will be arranged
later. The charge , of murder was placed
'gainst Smllb-pn the Jail blotter, and he
1 will be arraigned after the Inquest.
SEED BREEDING IN WYOMING
Work fader B. F. Balfaaa Similar to
that Wlsard Darbssk
IS Delagr.
B. F. Buffum,, formerly head of th
Wyoming Agricultural college and th
State Experimental station at Laramie and
at present manager of the Wyoming plant
and seed breeding station at Woriand and
Dr. V. T. Cook, at at director of dry
farming, were Omaha vialtor Monday.
"We have our main farm of 220 acre
ear Woriand on the Burlington extension
nd are conducting dry farming experi
ments and breeding seed for dry farming
purpose along th am line that Bur
bank ta working lo California," said Mr.
Buffum. "W are endeavoring to breed
new seeds especially adapted for th dry
farming section la th grid region) gnd
have already, from our first year, new
varieties of alfalfa and other grata farm
prod not a. ... ..
"The farm took tuTty-on premiums at
the Wyoming State fnlr held at Douglas
thl fall. Althotgh most rf the western
country had It fruit nipped by lata frosts
the Big Horn country wak more torunate
and the fruit crop wna splendid, tbla year."
Mr. Puflum bred grain while a Laramie,
which beat the entire world 111 compel
tlon at the St. Louis exposition.
FRUIT J0B3ERS OPEN FIRE
Brain tlearlna to "top Co petit I a
ly 4he Rtpreai fern
pan Irs, .
Special Examiner George M. Brown Of
the Interstate Commerce commission from
Washington, presided Monday morn'ng at
tho hearing of the Western Fruit Joboers'
association against the American, Adams,
United States and Well-Fargo ExpreM
companies In the matter of the sale et
commodities by the express companies.
Tha hearing Is being held under the reso
lution of the United States senate of March
2, 1907, and proceeding Instituted there
under March 17, 1907, requ'rlng the expres
rompante to make answer under the act.
Each of the expres companies admit It
Is operating an order and comtfilnlon d
partment and all have filed answer except
the Adam company.
The question at Issue I whether the al
log! order and commission department
of the express companies la operated to the
prejudice of the public and, the commission
men. The express companies hold that by
the operation of this department the pro
ducer and buyer are brought closer to
gether and each I benefited thereby. Tha
Western Fruit Jobber' association hold a
different view. It alleges the expres com
panies are infringing upon the right of the
association In aelllng fruit product tn the
same localities to which the. assoc atlon
ships its products at a lower rat than the
association can afford to- deliver the prod
ucts. A stenographic report of the proceeding
is being taken by C. H. Marshal of New
York, official stenographer for the Inter
state Commerce commission.
Among the Interested spectator at the
hearing aside from the wltneesc are: Ry
piond A. Wells of Kanaa City, general
manager of the Wells-Fargo Expres com."
pany: F. C. Gcnch of Bt. Louis, nral
superintendent of the Pacific Expres com
pany; Mr. Walker of Kansk City, general
uperlntendent Of the Pacific Express corn
pnay, and D. H. Rawson of Chicago, gen
eral superintendent of the United State
Expres company.
The first witness examined was Earl
Richardson ef Sparta, Wl., general man
ager of the Wisconsin Fruit Jobbers' asso
ciation. He said the 'prices obtained
through the association were Invariably
higher than through the order and com
mission department of the express com
panies. It I probable the hearing will continue
until Wednesday evening, a Commissioner
Brown Is to preside at a almllar hearing
In Kansaa City Thursday' morning. '
BUREAU OF CHEMISTRY SURE
Government Order Rooms Set Aside
for It In the Federal .
Building;.
The establishment of a bureau of chem
istry In he poetpftlce building in Omaha,
aa announced In .The Bee several week
go, has been definitely decided upon and
the department 1 to be Installed at once.
Colonel B. H. Barrow ha Just received
direction from the acting secretary of the
treasury to assign room 219 and 220 on the
econd floor ot the big building for the
installation of the bureau and It neeesskry
equipment of laboratory and chemloal ap
pliances. Room 220 I about 39x24 feet and the pri
vate office 10x16 feet. The room are ample
for the work and were formerly occup ed
by tha Omaha division of the railway oiklt
service.
While no dofinit information I yet at
hand It la possible that the new department
will maintain a considerable office force.
It will be the headquarter of the chem
istry bureau for thl section of the coun
try, and through it will be superintended
all the tests of butter, liquor and miscel
laneous food product under the pur food
lawa of the government Hitherto all ot
these teat and analyse had to be made
in the chemistry bureau at Washington,
nd by the eatabllshment ot the Omaha
branch a bit saving In expresaage will b
made the government and result of ln
vestlgatlon be determined more readily. .
A HI8H M0f VkNNIBH
RD STAIN COKUklO
The uses for cold jap-A-LAC
are practically
endless, but one of the
most impo:-tant is for re
finishing old gold leaf
chair. With can of gold
jap-a -lac you can quickly
make a new chair out of an
old on. Or. it yon prefer' a
silver finish, u th AXVatunm
JAr-A-LAC.
sixrttN
BEAUTIFUL
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roft iALt B
au. first class
mmi laniwit
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and at best prices, at the Sherman 4
.VicConnell Drug Store.
SHERMAN & McCOKXELL LRUS CO
Corner 16th and Dodg Streets.
tWL DRUG CO.
Corner 1Mb and Harney Street
HAND
SAPOLIO
FOR TOILET AND BATH " '
Delicate enough for the. softest
ikin, and yet efficacious in reTtOving
any stain. Keeps the (kin in perfect
condition. . In the bath gives all thf
desirable after-effects of a Turkish
bath. It should be oo every wash
Hard.
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