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    THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE; WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 100?.
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OFFERED FOR SALE"
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TrwM(n mm Hwlnff Marhlae-..
FOR SALTS Hlrh-rrTSde sncond-hsnd type
. writer; good condition; a bargain at 1.4.
Call room sol. Bee Bide (1)-71
ONE Remington typewriter. No. . tn good
condition, (or aala cbcap. Call at Hee
oflloe, . Hit 29x
Mlmlluma,
DUPLEX
; PUMP
TV-gallon Worthlnsrton duplex pump, alaa
UtiOxlO, for aala about October L Tbla
pump hes seen about sis months' actual
service and la in good condition; will aU
ri$t a bargain. Apply W. 1L Bridges, enal
' jer Bee Bld,v, U-;
GAS, ELECTBIC AND
COMBINATION FIXTURES
Largest, moat up-to-date stock at lowest
prices In the city, aelact now. Delivered
whan needed. Inspection invited.
BUii-l-Stf UliANUiN CO
Hi 8. 1Mb. at.
Tel. Dou. SSL
U o
' FOR SALE Power and Edison picture
' machines; rheostats,' trunks, sutteia, tools,
elecirio tixlures. Juunuy twiu, uma hotel.
U MJ0 XiX
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. beat ' mixed
paint, ttheriiuiu c iccouull Drug tu.
u .
SIMPSON Roekaway, nearly new, vary low
price U taken at once. 914 Jones riu
' -phone Douius 17u. 16 aox
. SECOND-HAND overcoata and firearms.
ttingur,- 41 N. Utk. (lto ;
STOVES repaired and sold. Anything In
stove una. stance, lull M. 24th.
.: (1;-M131 NovT
ALT. H W Pr bbL Wagner, ft1 N. 18th.
' UW ot
IIW bargalna In Id hand aoda fountain,
monthly payment. Dengbi, a remain.
FOR, SALE Second-hand brick. In alley
. in real ul Imi Harney bt.
JOHN W- Hui.i, lferf FARNAM 8T.
I'OH SALE CHEAP On 10-bone power,
, . 600-vu Weuiihuuoe motor auu one
. S-tivrse power, wvu-volt Uciitrl ic-.-.'tno.
liuuil ii itew. Can ue seen in
operation. Lincoln Overttll ana bliiil
.rCu, Luiuoln. iseo. . M.HI si
FOR SALE New and aecond-hand billiard
and pool tables. We lead the world. In
cheap bar fixture; eaay payment. liruns
, I-. wi.jt-.-vwiiuuar, eW tt. lutu bt,
do; ;i
i -
..HALF PRICE, small monthly payments,
.; H!Jpalh S History of the World,. Ameri-
csniaed Encyclopedia, Webster's New Dlc
- tlonary. H. B. Roberta, aoutnweat corner
lout and Farnam. (IS) Ml2 NI
FOR SALE Beveral show cases, new, pea
nut roaster, large coffee mill, two Urge
automalio oil tanks and store fixtures too
numerous to mention. Oloba Land and
Investment Co., Omaha, Nab., (U 71
. JjOMEOFATHlC remedies. Wholesale, re
i . tail. Sherman e. McConnall Drug Co.,
. Ouiaba,. Nsb. Utf 27
' 4IEND Ua yosr 'mall orders for drugs;
' freight paid on 110 lota.' Myers-Dillon
t;, Drug Co.. Qmaha. Q 8J4
JXLSVATORS ' for ' sale In Iowa. Minna.
. . sota. North and South Dakota. O. M.
My era, 210 Flour Exchange, Mlnneapolla,
Minn. . QtO MC6 Nov. ltx
DRUGS at cut prices: freight paid on all 11
order i catalogue free. Sherman tt Mo
- Connell Drug Co.. Omaha. Neb. (16) 276
s )OTATOF.S for .sals, car lots. Henderson
Bros, Traer, la. (16) M404 Nov25
HALL'S safes, new,- Id-hand. ISIS Farnam.
. . . (Hi.-)
jJ?NEAcom (-hoik steel range; also -two
vuuuno um neaiera; oargam. mix Daven
port.
OO M20C sOx
OR BALK-Roll top desk, chain, Ubles,
rugs. Offices for rent. V. A. Kerr, 4l4-l
N. T. Ufa Bldg. l)-424
NAILS. fl.OO keg. ' Star Box Co.. 180T 8L
Mary's Ave. (16-M1S NovZU
OASOLINB stova, S-biirner Michigan, with
ovan,,(S. Address W 4i, care Bee.
' 1)-M8R1 I
PATENTS
V. O. BARNELL. patent attorney and ma
chine dealgner, Faxton Bis. Tel. Red 7117.
(1" met
, LARSON CO.-Bock fw.
Bes MliK.
ai-ai
' PATENTS "HAT PHOTSCTi Our three
books for Inventor mtd on receipt of
cents stamps. it. B. 4 A. B. Lacy,
Rooms - Paclfiu B4-., Washington.
D. C. Established lit lot Mill
PERSONAL
YOUNO WOMEN coming to Omaha as
slraugers are Invited to visit the Young
'Womea s ChrbuLaa Association rooms, 161 d
' Farnam street, where they will be dl-
- rected to suitable boarding piacea or
oiuaiwlse asaisitfd. ' (13) S14
LADIES arid gentlemen are cordially ln
., vlisd to come and aee the greatest In
, Veutlon of. tne, age; preven all mis
placed and upn Switch wiecks, also en
bie the eBsiooer to lake a siulug wulls
- the train la in motion, fca Norm Mih til.,
.. fcuuui oinaiia, f0 .
' . v. .., . 08)-M25 NOT.22X
'PLEA! 1NG Buuolfs. uUing,
f ' k 1 Embroidery.
- Dyeing and cleaning, spousing and
shrinking only 6o per yard. beud for
pries anO; samples.
GOLDMAN f LEA TIN O CO.,
M Douglas Uock. Tel. Douglaa 19M.
(Ui eM
. WBI RENT machine. $1 per week, or $$
. fmr month. Nebraska Cycle Co., corner
Uth and Harnsy Bis. (14 eM
MAGNETlC",ron th-, f
Binith. Ill N. Ulh, td Uoor.
us;-
"TUB SALVATION ARMT solicit, cast-off
clothUi; to fact, anything you do not
"t. repair and sell, at 114
N. 11th BL. toe coat at collecting, to the
wortiiy pour. Call 'puone Luum. 4Ij4 and
wagvuwm aa o m
WHKN you write to advertisers remember
, t las.ee but a few stroke of the tn n to
Jay that you ssw the sdvertiaeincnt la
. . The tee.
OMAHA Stammerers'
. building.
institute. Ramga
tt-7
PKNNELL MILLINERT CO.. 1511 Douglas.'
tU 111 MJ
SYHINGK8, rubber goods, by mail; cut
price. Bend for free catalogue.' Myers
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. (18 io
PRIVATB CONFINEMENT HOME Mr
Dr. JUng. 11U4 N. H4ti St. Tel. Web. 5A
(!) fcX
MASSAGE ?0T 1204
rarnam Ht., ?n ftKr.
. - ' (U0-M557 NovM
OMAHA Steam Paste Co.. manufacturers
, Pure flour pa-ite. ti Cuming. Telephone
louglaa lh. f
TOL'R mirror will tell you Satin Skin Pow
ar works fceautlfylug Wonders, jc.
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE! PKALERS.
RUSSELL M K1TR1CK CO.. 411 Ramge,
(1
PAVNC INV. CO..
Douslaa 17-1. .' .
1st floor N. T. Life!
(U) 6j
- GEORGE es COMPANY.
, 101 ramaiu, TL Douglas 7S4
. . -. , tU)--l
PETER TRUST CO.. tt. Y. Ufa Bldg'
. ' ' 1 S98
X fIBBERN.EN, room 18. 1! So ltltk
IDJ-Mlli
REAL ESTATE 1
CITT PRUPKNTT SALB
(Continued.)
DO YOU
to you want a bome that
will hflp you save money and
one you ran enjoy. If you do
here la something; that ought
to lntereat you. We silll hare
a few tracts left In Keystone
Park. Now, we are selling these
all the. way from K4 pr acra
to 1375 per acre. Buy one of
these traits and have some
of the moat beautiful sub
urban home land In the state.
Now; our word la good, but
we don't want you to take It
without being convinced that
It 'la good. Corns up to
the office any day and let
us take you out to aee Key
atone Park and there la no
doubt but what you will agree
with us that this Is the most
beautiful suburban home pluce
In the state. Don't forget this
. Is only of mile west of
Benson and Is known as
Keystone Park
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
First Floor, N. T. Life. Te.l. Doug. 1781.
D. V. SHOLES CO.
First Floor, Board of Trade. Tel. Doug. 49.
(19)-871 2
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 in
Omaha and South Omaha.
George & Co.
1601 Farnam Bt.
(19) MSM n
CLOSING OUT SALE
Owner to Leave Town
THREE ACRES
With 10-room house. In good condition:
windmill and large barn; three-quarters of
a mile from West Ieavenworth car; ana&t
trees. Cheap at 3,00.
houses
1611 Corby, 8-room all modern, beautiful
home; gas, electrlo light, furnaces, city
water. 4,000.
2609, 2S11 and 2617 Corby; all 8-room houses,
with water, gaa and sewer: 60x160 ft. Each
12,200.
M) North 8Ath Ave., 7-room house, large
shade trees, H fruit trees; barn, well, eto.
good repair. 1,7U0.
42a Dorcas St., 5-room housft. 1660.
JEFF. W. BEDFORD & BON,
230 Cuming. Tel. Doug, 115.
. . . (19)-8) 29
. WE WILL ACCEPT
. AS PART PAYMENT
CERTIFIED BANK CHECKS
On properties owned by us.
Tou don't need the cash we will take
your checks. We have for sals a good
fist of
Four, Five, Six and Seven-Room
Houses,
Many Desirable Lots and Acres
In alt parts of the city.
This Is a good way to exchange your bank
account for good Omaha real estate. .
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
1704 Farnam St. . Bee Building.
W)-67 1
WILL ACCEPT
CLEARING HOUSE .
CERTIFICATES
Dollar for Dollar
In payment for real estate. F, D. Wead,
1801 Farnam. (19) 171 4
BRAND NEW
Five-room cottage located at 8706 Rug
gles St.; sewer, city water and gas; Urge
bath room with excellent fixtures; double
floors; Intsrlor hard pine finished In golden
rak; large cellar fully bricked- and ce
mented; good barn and buggy shed; per
manent walks; south front lot; this Is
positively the best bargain In a (-room
vottage In thla section offered this season.
& O. CARLBBRO. BOLR AGENT,
. Ill N, T. Life Building.
00-448
TWO GENUINE SNAPS
A full 60x140 ft. lot, with alley and two
I immense anaae trees, just wnere may are
I needed; location la walking distance be
, tween Dewey Ave. end Jackson fit, on
BiRt atreet. rrice smu.
The price la only three-quarters going
prices,
A rood 8-room modern horse,
$2,660:
And full lot on car line. 8X10 Lake BL
Don't bother tenants, but aee me.
WM. FLEMING,
41 B0. 18th St, Phone Doug. 171.
(19j C.O 19
HOUSE AND BARN FOR
SALE
House and barn, located oa
Patrick homestead at north
west corner 14th and Lake Sts.
Separata aealed bids will be
received by us, beginning Mon
day, the 28th Inst. Buildings
to be removed from present
loeatlon within 20 days.
GEORGE eV CO., 1001 Farnam St
i G9)-MS-S 81
. PUT YOUR SAVINGS
IN A HOME
Something that you will alwaya be sure of,
or a good, well located
VACANT LOT OR ACRE
In or near Omaha.
We have a good hat of lets ws can sell
you for
$10 CASH, $10 A MONTH,
or some for $6 a month. Now Is a good
time to buy Omaha real est-te. Call and
we will be pleased to show you the prop
erty. HASTING8 HEYDEN,
1704 farnem El Bee Bull. ling.
(!-,
NEW, READY TO MOVE
INTO
Strictly modern house, very beet material
I and workmanship; built for a home; pol-
lenro nmru-woou nmsn; souin iront on
Main Central Boulevard. four blocks
Creighton university, seven to high school
and only twelve blocks to business cra
ter, room for two more houses; will sell
all or part at a bargain.
I. Oonuer, Owner,
238 Neville Elk.
U8-83$ I
BOU LEVARD LOT CHEAP.
18 feet, south front, on Boulevard, 188
feet east of 80th. for $So0. They are
selling 40-foot lots a coUple of blocks
east for $1,800, but owner Instructs us
to sell at this price. Better corns soon
If eu want this lot.
RY LANDER St BIMONSON.
8v$ New York Life Building-.
(19 M881 It
14 !OTS in Haicyon K.lghts, Benson, lying
Well, close to car line; M minute' rkit
to Omaha. Will aell altogether or In
bunches of five. For prices aod t-rm ad.
dress H 42. caro bee. rr l) UJ
FOR SALE 8S40 Rees St., 8-reoia'housa!
with lot suist ft. Price. $u0. Inquire of
1. O. AlUiouee. U0t So. Ave.
(1$)-4U
IBEE vaimtt aids"
"vlocainigf
REAL ESTATE
CITY PkiirKH 1 v ruK tALB.
(Continued.)
$200,00.00
- TO XOAN
On Omaha down town,
improved property.
No Delay,
Money Ready
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1320 Farnam Street.
(19) M901 n
Bank Certificates
Taken same as cash for any lots we hare
for sale. Prices lower than similar looated
lota.
$100 for lots close to car.
Jlnil for lots close to car.
$1.09 for Iota close to car.
$3ii0 for lots near 40th and Jones.
iiiO for paved street lots.
tQ for lots on psved streets.
i'J0 for Eighth and Dorcas lots.
) for lota 84th and California.
8i0forlot 87th and Chicago.
$750 for lot th and Webster.
tl.OUO for lot 86th and Leavenworth.
$1,260 for house and lot, 2i!28 Bo. 10th.
$1 M for acre lota, tmi roved.
$X0 to $400 for acre tracts.
ALL PRICES LOWER THAN IN 1893.
Patterson, 162 3 Farnam
(19)-M895 80
JUST FINISHED
READY TO MOVE INTO
' Eight-room, modern, full basement and
attic; natural polished hardwood finished,
best material and workmanship; south
front; central boulevard. '
ONLY TWELVE BLOCKS FROM BUSI
NESS CENTER,
Seven blocks to high school and four to
Creighton university; .nice neighborhood of
modem homes; room for two more houses;
will sell all or part at bargain and accept
bank checks or deposit; easy terms.
X. "CONNER, OWNER,
232 Neville Block.
(19)-M89t 80
WILL ACCEPT
CLEARING HOUSE
CERTIFICATES
Dollar for Dollar
In payment for real estate. F, D. Wead,
1801 Farnam. (19) 6 4
WALKING DISTANCE
Brand new five-room cottage, thoroughly
well built; cemented cellar under en
tire house; double floors; nlae large attlo
for alorage purposes; nickeled plumbing;
everything modern except heat; located on
north side of Blondo street. Just east of
27th; tood neighborhood; close to school.
Go and look at It and aee for yourself how
It Is built. Price $2,880; easy terms.
C. O. CARLBERG.
$11 New York Life Bldg.
(18) M188
Inside Snau
Northeast corner 18th and Aapltol Ave., 88s
124. $8.tu0:,two blocks tm postofflce. Can
you equal It anywhere?
C. G. CARLBERG,
Sole Agent. 811 N. Y. Life.
(19)-eflts
Lots! Lotsll lots!!!
Our bunch of 70 lota west of vHanaoovi
park are selling fast. Why? Because they
are CHEAP, close to schools, churches,
eto. We still have a number of good ona
left. Call us up.
JEFF. W. BEDFORD & SON.
2308 Cuming. Tel. Doug. Hi.
(19)-S4 2
WILL ACCEPT
CLEARING HOUSE
CERTIFICATES
Dollar for Dollar
In payment for real estate. JT. T). Wead,
101 Farnam. (19) 870 i
FOR SALE A well built 10-roon frame
bouse, beautifully finished In hard wood;
hard wood flooia, mantes, modern bath
room, and conveniently arranged. Will
aell at a very low pi Ire, to be removed
flora present premises by purchaser. Ad
dress C. C. Rosswater, Bes Bldg., Omaha.
(191 Mill
$4.(00
will buy elegant 8-room mod, n house at
414 N. 81st St.; east front.; paved aireet)
permanent sidewalk; beautiful lawn; large
shade trees; eaay terms. If necessary.
THOMAS -REN NAN,
Room L New Sork Lifs Building.
u ?
FOR SALE
$1,408 or more first mortgage coupon bond
on one of Urn-ha s best business corneis.
No depreciation In this Investment snd no
better security. Write or call. The Putnam
Co., M4 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha.
U)-$74
TRACKAGE PROPERTY
le lease or sell, 150x177 ft., on B. sV M. Ry
wu uui.mi, nuuss or ouai
ard. ANNA V. M-TCALF,
'Phone Doug la 871 Ijm 8. 10th SL
osi-Mm Novi
I WILL pay a good price for oottagea to
move. J. H. Fa-rotte Board of Trade.
Ii8 Mju 81
REAL ESTATE at reasonable prices; write
for Us l. U. B. RdUnsoo, banta Cras.
Cat tl8 Jdtio N8a
FOR SALE New modern 8-room cottage la
north part. Al location, phone owner.
Harney 8177. t.l-t4 Nov. 14
E"EAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST nr
CUAS. ml WILLIAMSON. Prea
' tl al j
BUT THIS BARGAIN' """
Lot at 88th anl Fort alrtsta. enlv fH B.
A Nerdqulet. Owner. t 85. th ui. I
U9-7SU J
rpaaz
fosiI estate, agfesotts
REAL ESTATE
CITT PHUPURTV rok f ALE.
(Continued.)
FOR SALE
1322 South 27th St.v
7-room cottage, modem except furnace;
east front, beautiful lot with shade and
shrubbery. Fine neighborhood. Owner
Eolng to Texas and must sell. Price, $8,0v0.
ut make ua an offer.
D. V. SHOLES CO.
110 Board of Trade. Main Floor.
Tel. Douglas 49.
09)-S4 lx
WILL ACCEPT
CLEARING HOUSE
CERTIFICATES
Dollar for Dollar
In payment for real estate. F. D. Wead.
1801 Farnam. (19) 8ti8 4
FOR SALE Lot 16, Elizabeth Place. In
quire Stephen Meyera, lbU No. lxth St.
(1S)-M30 3UX
LIST your property with Chris Boyer. Hd
and Cuming Sta. (19 (94
REAL ESTATE
rARM RANCH LAND FOR SAL
lew.
BEST nursery stock from grower to
planter. Cyrus Harvey, Altoona. Ia.
(20) Mt8 Six
Ksseas. ,
FOR BALE Phillips county, Colorado,
three tine quarters; title perfect; Sl.ouO
each. IL L Brown, 608 4th St.. Sioux City,
(20) MJi SOX
, MlaaosirL
FARM of 120 acres for sale cheap; will sell
all or part; mile from Swope park; fine
view of Swop park and Kansas City.
Address Rural Route No. 1 Box 52 Hick
man Mills, Mo. (20) M801 SOx
STebra
FOR SALE 80 acre, well Improved; f
story house; 68 seres broken, balance pas
ture. P. H. Bell, Silver Creek. Neb.
) M3OOj80g
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Far i, tUsrk aad Pas tare Laada,
WANTED Pasture for seventy-five head
of horses: stalk flelfls, sheds and hay. T.
F. Stroud & Co., Omaha, Neb.
. (2D-696 NS
REAL ESTATE LOANS
$20,000.00
To lean on business
prorerty. .:Money on
hand reafor im
mediate delivery. '
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1320 Farnam Street.
(22)-M88 81
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Paxton Block,
(22)-
WANTED City loans. . Peters Trust Co.
- (22J-89J ,
WANTED City loans and warrants. W
Farnam Bwlth sV Co,. U20 Farnam St. .
. . tm 9w
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and rest-
Amnim ..nn.,!. I m nm.h, In...... . . .
no delay. Thomas Brenna'ii, Room L N.
Y. Lfe. .'.- (22)-89
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
O'Keefe R. S. Co.. loot N. Y. Life Bldg.
021-904
LOANS on Improved city property. W.
s uvuiu, w w m u si laviouai stos isiag.
(22)-l8
$600 to $50,000 TO LOAN at lowest rates;
no delay. GARVIN BROS.. lt Farnam,
V .; wm
J600 TO $85,000 TO XOAN-Privale mon
no delara. J. U. Sherwood, 93? N. Y. Life.
m
UNION LOAN A INVEST. CO.. 810 Bee
Losns on Real-Estate. Bldg.
Buy 1st and 2d mtges. 'Phone Doug. 2'j04.
(22) Novll
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. WsadT
Wead Uidg., loth and Farnam.
(22)-M3$
MONEY TO LOAN-Payne Investment Co.
'Z)-9"
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED To buy T-room. all- modern
house In good location; must be cheap, or
will consider nice located vacant lot: de
sire to deal direct , with owner. Addresa
N 6iS Bee. 423) Ali 8t
I WANT to buy a 8 or 7-room house. I
w,ib mi iur iiuiiuQ, so iv must oe in a
8 una location ana in g
resa F 64d. care Bt.
nd In good .condition. Ad-
t .J 31
WAN I EDTO BUY
WANTED- To buy seconu-hand furniture,
cook and heaiUig Slot, carpel, lino
leum, bitlce luialture, old cloth and
hoes, pianos, feauiers, bei pillow, quilt
ana all kinua of tout; or will buy the
, furniture of your bouse compete. The
htgties. p.-ice paid. Call lh light man.
1L Doug. ,L t-Mtl Ocui
SECOND-HAND furniture bought and
old; also machine of all kimio rented,
8 per monih. T Doug. tss.
' ' t8) M898
CASH paid for second-hand clotntng, shoes,
etc. Su No. K-.u ui. Tel. R4
t2vi-807
WANTED TO BUT-Calve. Tel. Doug.
m -. (2S)-7sl
CASH paid for old books. Crane-Foye Co.
Li 8. ,4th. Phoue DougUe UO. (2,-2u
TO FARMERS AND PRODUCE SHIP
PER8. Highest prlcee for butter and eg. Cash
or merchandise. Send trial shipment. Ths
Bennett Company. Omaha. (8b K7
WANTED To buy roll top desk. AsMress
D 44, car Bee. 25 MXif 80
WANTED-T0 RENT
SINGLE gentleman want flrt-claa pi. ice
to room and board, near car. U Hi, Be.
(84) tl40 it
FIVE to 1-iroom bouse within walking tiZ
fane Creighton evllegs. Address W r2,
be. lMr.l U
aiFO coo-
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNG MAN wants position as plana
player for picture theater or similar. Ad
dress S. R. Gabel, 1840 S. 17th bt., Lin
coln. Neb. (-'J) M487 lz
TO EMPLOYERS OF OFFICE MEN.
Wanted, by middle aged accountant, em
ployment aa manager, auditor or book
keeper; Competent, nest, quick and accu
rate; eighteen years In last two positions;
nine yrara head bookkeeper to one of the
largest corporations In "the West." Ad
dress Y 62, Omaha Bee. (27) MtiZI SOx
WANTED By experienced dressmaker,
work to do by the day. Call on or ad
drear 2808 Dodge 8L Tel. Harney 8750.
(27) 37 Nov8
DRESSMAKING of all kinds. JM1 Seward.
(27-M;i9 Nov 10s
SHORTHAND practice wanted by Student,
pnrt of day; small pay. Address W 440,
Bee. (27) MJ1 80s
THREE Japanese boys wsnt position as
camp cooks; can give good references.
Address 723 Bo. 9th St, Tel. Douglas 8480.
, ' (77) M888 Six
EXPERT bookkeeper and accountant de
sires a position aa bookkeeper or assistant
manager; has executive ability; 26 years
old; state particulars! and salary offered;
references exchanged. !i. C Degner,
Buffalo, N. Y. (27)-MS3 Six
POSITION desired by French governess,
to care for one or more children; can
apeak German and English; also Rive In
struction In art; will furnish references.
Address Y 60. Bee.
(2D-MS94 SOx
YOUNG WOMAN Educated, oan Speak
French. German and English, desire p
sltlon to care for or be a companion to
elderly lady of means; can furnish best
of references. Address Y 4. Pee.
(r7)-M88 mx
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
maater. Fort Mackenxle, Wyoming, Oct. 28,
1907. BeaJed proposals In triplicate will be
received here until 10 a. m. (mountain
time) November 87. lSHff, for the construc
tion of brick quartermaster storehouse,
brick quartermaster stable, brick Ore sta
tion, frame coal shed, steel-clad magaslne,
and for the Installation of plumbing heat
ing, electrlo wiring and electric fixtures tn
buldings were specified. Plans snd speci
fications may be seen at offices of chief
quartermaster, Denver, Omaha, Chlcas-o
and Bt. Paul. Depot quartermaster, St.
Louis, and at this office, at which lattet
place all Information may be obtained.
United States reserves the right to accept
or reject any or all proposals or any part
thereof. Enclose proposals In sealed en
velopes marked "Proposals for Public
Buildings," addressed to Captain Wm. D.
Davis, Q. M., U. 8. A. O28-29-30-S1 N2S-27.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Omaha. Neb., Oct. 26. 1907.-Sealed pro
posals, in triplicate, will be received here
and by quartermaster at the poat tiamed
herein, until 10 a. m., central standard
time, November 15. 1907, for furnishing
wood, coal, shelled corn, oats, brsn. hsy
and straw, during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1908, at Fort Washxkie, Wyo. Pro
posals for delivery ' st other places will
not be entertained. United States reserves
right to reject or accept any or all proposals
or any psrt thereof. Information ftirHhed
on application here, or to quartermaster at
the station named. Envelope containing
proposals should be msrVed 'Protvei fnr
." anfl addressed to MA, TOR T"OMAS
SWOBE. C. Q. M. O29t30-31N1-13-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Harry B. Anspacher to Ida L. Haas.
f undivided half lots- 15, 17 and 18,
naas euo. i....$
Anna B. Conray to John O. Btro mer,
V4 sw4 block 1r 2d add. to eorrlgan
place
Joseph Mltera and wife to George
Gllca, sV, lot 4 and nVi lot 6, block
. South Omaha .'
South Omaha Land company to
Joseph Mltera, lot 6, block 42, South
Omaha ,
United Real Estate and Trust com
pany to Adelaide M. McLean, west
i 10 feet of lot 4. all of lot t and east 18
feet of lot 8, block 7, Forest Hill....
Carl Wall and wife to Valentine Ger
hard, lot 24, block 1. Campbell's add.
Barbara Lr lining and husband to
Charlea M. Clarke, lot 6, block 2,
Sheridan place
John Vlktortn and wife to Luke
Gaughan and wife, west 25 feet ot
lot 1, block 4, Brown park
Marie Kofka to Michael Junda, part
lot 7, block 6, Potter & Cobb'a add..
Edward W. Heelan and wife to the
Franciscan Sisterhood of Nebraska,
lots W, 11 and 20, block 8. South
Omaha add
Parkway Real Eatate company to Ed
ward W. Heelan and wife, pert sub,
lot 8 of tax lot , section 24-15-13....
Amelia Stradley to Maude R Mueller
and Hattle M. Mueller, one-fourth
Interest In lota 1. 8. 8. 4. 9. 10 and 11.
200
230
1,150
450
1,000
1,475
1,800
1,600
900
2
800
1,200
3.800
'Auditor's aub
H. A. Scott and wife to Lara P. Jen
sen, lot L block 1, Carlberg's sub,..
B. D. Mercer and Peter Rocco. trus
tees, to the Omaha Wholesale Pro
duce Market House company, lots
6 snd a, block 104, Omaha
Robert O. Fink, county treasurer, to
S. D. Mercer and Peter Rocco,
trustees, ssme
Byron R. Hastings, trustee, to Sophus
Madsen. lot 6. block 1 Military add.
W. I Selby and wife to Geortre
I.leherVnecbt, south 5 feet of lot 19,
block 19. Wilcox 'd add
Margaret M. Puck If y and husband to
Mary Bwelrard, lot 2, block 8, Ham
mond place ,....
ISO
7
800
2,200
860
Joee'ph B. Muss-rove to Mary Jacob-
sen, lot 10. blocg Z, L. P. Hammond a
sdd
Elxa B. Patrick et al. to flven Hokan
eon, lot 8, block S, Patrick place..,.
Total
817.181
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CLASS'S CRUMB or TBI "ARABIC
M-a 1,M tons, Ss. Ir, .
HI niusllr steadr. IHI
THE OMENl
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Febru i to Asm IT, 1KI.
eTentr tys. coiIIds enlf $100.90 n up. InclsJInf
ho riruriilon. MPKC1AI, FEATt:RE3: Madeira
J-'sis. BeYlile. Algl.r. Mslt. I Dars la Bgrpt
th Holr I nd. Csnmtatlsopls, Athra. Ruin-, the
RlTlsrs. te. Tlrkt. gnnt to t la Surob-.
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F. C. CLARK. Tlmsi Bldg., New Torx.
PANADIAN PACIFIC
Impress- $,in of tn Atiamio
$44.75 to Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp,
$43.75 to Liverpool, London, Glasgow.
$47.60 to Scandinavian common ports.
$82.60 to Hango, Abo. Helslnfors.
Ort regular steamers, 8128 lower. Two
and four berth rooms reserved.
0. B. BKRyaiair, Oeneral Arsni,
038 So. Clark st Chicago. .
MAYOR NOTJHE ONLY. ONE
Every Officer of the Law Mar Ma
Incladed Uader the Son
slay La 'a.
Mayor Dahlman la awaiting a report
from Assistant City Attorney Dunn before
Issuing- Ms proclamation for the enforce
ment of the laws of the state In Omaha!
for be will not restrict himself to the en
forcement of the Sunday observance law I
biiu i.mi requiring- me removal or screens
from saloon windows. He expects the re
pott to be ready for use Wednesday morn
ing, Whep the proclamation may be Issued.
In this connection there Is a rumor that
the major will not be the only man to
come, under the terms of the Sackett law.
but aa that law covers every other officer
of the city, county and stats, each one of
tlie Incumbents of these offices mar be
called upon by name and title to join the
mayor In carrying out the terms of the
proclamation. It is asaertej by a person
close to the mayor that when he issues
the proclamation he will send a copy to
the county attorney, the chief of police,
the sheriff, each member of the Board of
Fire and Police Commission and others
who may come within the terms of the
Sackett law. notifying them that aa he has
been compelled to enforce the terms of
all of theae laws hs will expect the hearty
co-operation and active assistance of all
other executive officers of the count v snd
city and that he will expect compliance
witn the request under the same penalties
by which he has been forced to act.
PROMOTING STUDY OF BIBLE
Two Sessions at V. M. C. A. to Oe,
Atteadea by City aal Ontslde
' Ueleftates.
A confeitnce of members of the Group
Institute, for the promotion of Bible
classes, will be held at the Young Men's
Christian association rooms this afternoon
and evening. A number of delegates from
the associations at Fremont, South Omaha,
Bloux City, la.. Council Bluffs. Omaha and
some of the college association will be
present.
The conference will be In charge ef Fred
B. Goodman, Bible study secretary of the
International committee of the Youn Men's
Christian association, who comes here from
Mankato, Minn. The afternoon conference
will be for members of the assoc'atlon di
rectorates and Bible study committees, and
will extend from 8 to 6 p. m., during which
time a light luncheon will be served and
brief toasts delivered.' The evening con
ference, which start at 7:80, will be open
to all those Interested In Bible class work.
FARMERS HATE THE. AUTOS
Pre J a dice Agaiast Them Delays Ern-paaellna-
at Jary to Try
Damage Salt,
Prejudice of farmers against the auto
mobile is causing some difficulty In getting
a Jury In Judge Bears' court to try the
suit of Soren Sore n son agalnat Jesse
Wheeler. Sorenson, who was driving a
team collided with Wheeler tn an automo
bile and la suing for 61,283 for the loss of
the horse, whtoh was killed and for In
juries to himself and equipment. One of
the Jurors who had a decided accent, waa
asked bji. Wheeler's attorney If he had any
prejudice against auto.
"Ys," he answered, "they t'tnk they
own the whole road."
Another Juror asked Ahe ssme question
replied:
"I don't know whether I would be pre
judiced against them or not,, but I have
had two runaways caused by them and 1
might be biased a little."
Berxuoa la a Pealteatlary.
"The tmii4t sensalli.n I ever felt," said
a well know Philadelphia clergyman, "waa
when I pleached to ths prisoners ons Sun
day at ths Eastern penitentiary. I stood
oa the hard stons floor In the middle
of a long double tier of cells. Around me
there were hundreds of listeners, yt 1
could ses but two or three, whose white
faces were pressed against the bare. The
remainder xild not even look at me, pre
ferring to sit quietly In their cells, out of
sight, and listen. When I began to speak
I raised my voice so that everybody could
S,"Vn "J' bui " astonished to hear a
muffled growl from nearby cell, the pos
sessor of ths vole saying: "Don't talk
whin 7Ha C,n h4,r hlPr In her
Inv J . d!." " So I lowered
f . J "nd went un aneaklng. Sud
denly lb, ab.ufdliy of the gestur" I w aa
making atruck me. aa ther" wer "to few
""t- iiunuu us u uotuas 4ui auuq
pjju; pue juxm; si jo ds ,
jog 4ues.ua i im "euj e )uu pip )tu,
eouipns us oj Suisse is 'Juuj junnd
jsuui ss li -n jnb j os 'ti) v) i
AS 01IILR FtLLOWS SEE.Il
New Yorker, Amazed at Equipoise of
West, SiigTaresU Drama.-
WOULD STAG LIT ' KOinCT. MESJ
Let It Be t'omle Ostra ssi Opa
with Jeha D. MIIHeae Terrl
Sed at Faille Vtnan
rial Wall. ,
J. Q. A. Parsons of New Turk passes,
through Omaha on the Overland LimltH
Tursdny morning. Mr. Parson expresse
himself as amaacd at the equipoise of thi
middle west during the present financial
aituation.
"Do you know," he said, "what T wtul4
do If 1 were playwright? I would Qiaks
a I don't know whether to say oomt
oper or melodrama out of this situa
tion. It would lend Itself admirably t
either purpose. ,
"Take the comic opera. Scene openl
with John D. Millions terrified amid tin
falling walls of financial structure In
wildest Nsw Tork. Then sbddenly come
cyclone, earthquake, tornado or Volcanic
eruption and the scene Is chanted to Ne
braska. Ring In some' catchy rouslc Will
chorus like this: f
"Mid the turmoil and 'the strife '
Of Nsw York Tve spent my life. ' '
And I thought there wasn't . nothlhl
nowhere else. .
But Nebraska now I see.
And the whole blame west be ire.
Have the money by the corncrlb, full al
least, . , ( , . .. ,
"From tht-re the opera . would. ST
showing the happy .life of. the hero wh
thought the only wealth on, earth wat
contained In Well street. He raises Moil
bumper crops on his bis ranch, hai all tht
warp taken out, of his speculating soul and
becomes a real citlsen of ths West. Her
little muslo for the third act when th hers
has became a wealthy Nebraska, farmer,
It Is sung by a quartet In overall an,
wearing corn husking peg In their hands!
"O, we are the -merry old huskers ot corn
Look at our horny hands.;
Back In New York we once -er ahor
But then we were only lambs.
Now we are dealing hv gojden Wealth
Corn and the other grains.' . " '"
No lonaer we need to deal by stealth- ,
Lasting now are our gains."
"Now take the drama,," contlhued Mr
Parsons warming to his subject. , "I , real
say the 'drayma.' , In . the flrst , act , tht
hero Is discovered, tlie cataclasm,-whloh u
sure to follow reckless blind speculation,
about to cross about him. It . rapidl
closes and he loses every tjent. 'Fothetlo
scene with wife and children 'gaUiered
around him. Villain, who was his pretended
friend In the day of prosperity now
spur-r-rns him. . ; 4
"Second act. Bceno,r Nebraska' Tims,
three months later, hero In blue overall
and blue shirt (of course It' open, at ths
throat) spade on bis shoulder he standa
kissing his wife goodbye for he I going
out to spade up the forty acre corn.' field.
Wife woara calico dress la plaoe . of net
silks, satins, tiara, diadem and othet
Jewels of New York.
"Third act. Harvesting the corn crop.
Lots of merry song In this act as the
golden ear strike agalnat the bang board
nf tli ttM.liln. wn.n fnrn hrbAil Anit
corn cake and lot of good things to eat.
In the midst of It, just for; effect, an
article Is read about the flurry In Walt
street and all the merry gathering nearly
chokes with laughing and eating corn-
bread at the same time.
"Fourth act. Hero ha become governor
of the stste and with certain heroic and
appropriate words that will . surely bring
cheers from the gallery, he sign a bill
that shall forever prohibit stock gambling
and make everybody cultivate a corn Held
as the only means, to sure, lasting and
legitimate wealth."
At thla pqlnt the tral started or It li
Impossible to say how much farther ' Mr.
Parsons' Imagination might have carried
him. ;'''' "
"Office Boy Wanted," read, A sign up In
the window of a downtown office. . A half
dosen boys stood outside contemplating It
"Why don't you go In and pipe 'em fer de
Job?" asked one.
"Job. Ain't looking for no' Job. I make
me little twelve per and !' going to stick
to de boss." .
"Are you guys game to sjo In T" sard an
other. . ' :
"I don't believe in switching jobs,"' said
the third. I began at six per and now I'm
getting 18. My boss Is a swell guyj and
me and him likes each other fine. Course
he makes me a little sre On him now and.
then, but. he's surs . tb candy man when
he ain't too busy. Nothing In thla quitting
business. My brother knowed a guy what
quit his Job every tlms ho could get a dollar
more, and my brother 'Just stuck to ths
same Job all the time, and now he'a a
swell guy and makes all kinds of coin. He
told me to stick, krtd.you guy better get
wise and quit Jumping your Jobs,"
The boy agreed that "Skinny" wa right
and non of them applied for. the Job.
Notice to Oa Customer.
We are pleased to announce that Foley'
Honev an T., rn- ..ih. ,..
trouoie ia not affected by the National
Pure Food and Drug ' law, as It eohtaln
no oplatea or other harmful drugs, and. w
recommend it aa a safe remedy for chil
dren and adult. For sals by all druggist.
Negro Assailant Lyaeheg.
MEMPHIS, Oct. i9.-A special to the
- f1 tviu . miyB,., s-iea..
says: .
The body of Charles German, 'a "negro
Who, It Is charged, erimlnally assaulted ths
young daughter of a white farmer, wa
found hanging to a tree about five mi.os
from here today, his body . rlddlol , wiih
bullet. , ,Tr,
Weatea Heady for Loag Walk.
PORTLAND, Me.. Oct. S.-Edwrd Pay
son Weston, the veteran pedestrian, who 1
to walk from here to Chicago, la ready- for
the l.iAKmllo tramp, whlok begin this
evening.
THIS Is bljh grsd h4 she fer
strata Psrfsct la fit, sasppy,
stydsh last aad of bigtutf grad stock and
workmanship. Mad In variety flsthcr
-PaUnt Colt, Vicl er Pstcst Vka, Bra.
chcr, Buttoa or Pollxh. This Un to alssr
carried ia tb low - cuts, Sam styles.
Width, AA to EE.
We sis sxak this
Has with Msdicatsd
Wool Cushio InsoUs.
er Etactric Wilt flts
ibl sols, or Bode Oak
sols making It
An Idial Shot,
Thae ttyl ar poev
lUvely tb IsUrl crc;
tios is tb art qf abev
asking snd caaaot bet
pleas ths most' fee
tidieos.
U your dealer canaol
MPPr Too, writ us.
We'll War why, sod'
advise where yoa CAP
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