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    TIN: P.KE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1!U1.
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MONEY TO LOAN
salary and ( hallrU.
use ouu "money for
CHRISTMAS.
We nakc loans rn til kind of chattel
rulckly and privately. I'hnnp Doug 1236.
HOME LOAN COMPANY.
1623 Farnam St. Room 8. Patterson Blk.
1MAMOND LOANS at nnd I per oenf
1T.ATAU, 1M4 Dodge Tel. R
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MONEY FOR
EVERYBODY
$10 TO $100
$ loans on FUTNinmR pianos.
1 BALiAltlA?, ETC.,
tt at charges you can fford. and
tl without the red tap and delay you
tt experience with other companies.
it ESTABLISH YOUR CREDIT
I HERE It's as GOOl A8 A BANK
ACCOUNT IN T'ME OK NEED.
tt .. NOTE THESE HATES:
tt 111). yoi pay back $11. 50.
tt $15. you pay back $17.00.
$25, you pay back $28.00.
$$ $fs you pay back $,5.00-
tt NO UTHKft CHARG-S. '
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$5 Weekly or Monthly Payment.
tt Open every limit until Xmas 9 v. m. $1
M OMAHA FINANCIAL CO.. it
U $09-10 Brown Blk. Opposite Hran- it
ft del, u. E. Cor. Kith and Douglaa. t
$1 - 'Phone Deula 2036. M
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CHRISTMAS MONIiY.
.YOUKCELU1T.
la as good here as your cuiployer'a la at
' liio bank.
TOUR PLAIN NOTE
la all we aek, no security, uo ladorier.
We are making
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS RATES'.
Borrow 10.UU, rePini 40o per week.
Hoi row $J0 (i return Wo per week.
Borrow $.10 00. return $1.20 per week,
torrow $10.00, return $'.0U per week.
Borrow y'M. reiurn $2.00 per week.
CaH n4 let us explain.
OMAHA TRUST CO.,
4.T7 Hoard of Trade Wily. Tel. Doug- Mil.
DO YOUR SHOPPING NOW
.(.JET YOUR XMAS MONEY
FROM THE
CITY LOAN COMPANY
because our rates are lower, payments
easier, business confidential.
. CITY LOAN COMPANY,
SO-21 Douglas Block. Apposite Hayden's.
Phones Douglas S159 lnd. A-258'i.
MONEY loaned salanea people, women
keeping house and others, without se
curity; easy payments. Offices in 67 prin
cipal citus. Tolman, E03 Omaha Na:'l
Bank Bid., formerly N. Y. Life Bldg.
STAR LOAN CO.
to TO $100
Furnished salaried people without secur
ity. Indorsement, delay, publicity, extor
tion or deception. Terms to suit. 644 Paxton
CHATTEL SALARY LOANS.
If you can use from $10 to $100 or more
to a Rood advantage, come to us. We
do not advertise any mlnleBrting rates,
but we have the lowest rates In the city.
Wo guarantee you 'a fuuttrc deal. You
can repay us In small weekly or monthly
payments. We allow tt discount if paid
before time. Calli write or 'phono appli
cation and you will get prompt attention
NEtillASK A LOAN CO.,
Douglaa Itod. r Bee Bldg. A-1356.
OFFEHEJ FOIL KENT
Hoard and ltooiua.
O. M. H. hauls trunks. D. 611. A-2611.
rortolit. family hotel, 25th Ave. and Har
WARM rooms ami excellent meals. 212
f S5th St. Phone Douglas R3S.
Mt'fc plurc. tor nice people. THti MAD
ISON, 21st and Chicago Hts. $1.00 and up.
Vnricr new management.
at. Janiefl. mod, $1.25 day; week $5 up.
"EVElti housewife ueslrou - of a nlco
dessert should' try' - Dalzell's' pure Ice
cream. It Mrs. J. M. Coleman, 3s3b Sara
toga St.. will conic to The Bee office
xvttldn threw days we- will give her an
order for n quart brick of this flno Ice
crea.ni.
Furnished Mounts.
Dewey European Hotri. 13th & Farnam.
i UESHtA U. turiushed room, private
tamlly. 2i:i N. 20th. Phone Webster 6H75.
- fLfRNISHED room; private; Tel. Kod.
J IIS.
MUUM, with bath, tn private family;
widow preferred; where there are no
tuber roomers or children; in quiet neigh
borhood in suburbs of Omaha or South
Omaha. Lock Box 536. Omaha postnf flee.
FOR RENT Two ' furnished parlor
trooms with heat and gas. h33 S. 22d St.
2502 St. Marys Ave; strictly modern,
vrm. front room. Red 2977.
TWO pleasant rooms, . all modern,
partly furnished, In Huiihcoiii park, for
deslrabte couple. 'Phone Harney 1G.M.
2otii bl. Mary's Avenue, one nicely fur
niMhed front' room with piano; strictly
modern. I long as 4432.
2fM St. Mary's, new brick flat; ele-
Ruutly furnished room; business ueople
prerei red.
$10 Cozy small room, furnace heat, gas;
nice bath, plenty hot water; both tele
phones; respectable; permanent peolile
only; also front parlor, with us of piano;
. no. objection to . music or practice. &&i
St. Mary's Ave.
HAVM you decided what to get your
lady friend' for Christmas? - There is
nothing that would please her better
than a dainty box of O'Brien's candy. If
Wm. Murphy, 4127 Howard St., will come
to The Bee office within three days we
will give him an order for a 00-cent box
nf O'Brien's candy.
Kurulslird iluuwkeruluif Rooms.
IWOl 1 "OIiOK;-housekeeping rooms.
The Manuel and Howard, 21 & Howard.
P and 4-rooin epartments. $2ft to $40.
TWO furnished rooms for housekeeping,
nil modern; eas furn'shed for cooking and
llKhis. $3 W per, week. Phone Webster
JH2&. 273-4 Paiker St.
i HOOM for iwo; teani heated; modern.
Z'ut Jsekson.
Tvo furnished looms for housekeeping;
rental . reasonable. Phono Red 77. U
South Jiith.
:HH JACKSON, two clean rooms. In
"nioderu home. Harney 'Jj3.
$20 Irge. warm, well fiiriusned room
and alcove; furnace heat. gas: nice
bath, plenty hot water, both teleuhoiie
walking distance; Leavenworth cars one
block; also parlor with piano; J) J. 2653
Hi. Marv's.
Hotel null Apartments.
NICKLY Kl UNISIitD 1IOOMS fur gen
lieiren. THK CHATHAM. 110 S. l.ith 8t.
Hup Hotel, lein-hr,urd, l;ie lioug St.
Li'Hii.h; Hoi l.l., iuin una J-X-Jg;. all
tMeam-hoted rooms; H)e-i,il week rate.
' Excellent meals, wi S. 2Mh. Uo, Omaha.
- Howard Hotel, elegant rms. nu HowaiU.
HOTKIj Kloiimr, 17ih and t.'ap.lol Ave.
Burlington, nu e rooms. 1 block to depot.
CASS HuTKL, nice rooms, le& t. ass St.
OXFORU and Arcade, special vrl.iyTtiI
. Klk Hotel, rooms 2ac and 6oc. bl7 N. liiiliT
I linli.li I1riiil Council Binfia.irooms
ui,utn iiuti i j2 wj lo tl uu per wet.u
Apartmrats ami Flats.
.
, r.-IUJOM apartment In the I'.ntah. Ap
ply 41s Omana Nat I Bank Bldg , or phone
Jiigla v4.
HOT water healed, bet system heat,
t-rootn new flat, ail hardwood f.nisu,
It.'.io 5"3 d. 'till
u-rooiu flat on Herman Ave. Web. S7k.
,'.:.i S. 2tli AVK Attractive C-room flat,
second floor of ' practically new brick;
strictly modern, iean, In best condition.
Phono Harney 811st.
THHKb: ami 4 room fists; walking dis
tance; all looilern except heat: water in
cljitcd, for oiv $U and $13.iii per month.
, snap lor small fanillv. Call at 2V21
Jwey Ave. See Mrs. King
BKALTIFL'L LORHA1NK.
Three and six-room apartments, steam
heated and all modern in every respect,
p. II b Maple St. See these. Ijougias
tfci.'. ilLNijtOullT, Webster 3'iii.
OKKKHKH HHl KKXT
Apartments and Flats.
THE
MAEWOOD
Only up-to-date apartment house In
Omaha. Just bring completed. Splendid
location, at Comer of Harney and i.'.th
Ave. Kasy walking distance.
Cafe In connection.
First-class janitor service.
Ample risat. Roller nearly twice the
I'spnolty necessary.
Plenty of hot water. 67$ gallons on
band at all times.
Laundry with four tubs. Laundry
dUer. . .
Onrtutge disposal plant.
Wster furnished by owner.
Fire hydrant and hose on each floor.
Tel. In each apartment. House service
free.
Built In 'cupboards. Ice box and writ
ing desk.
' Olsappcarlng beds, well ventilated,
tlas range, shades and curtain rods.
I awn and fountain in rear of building.
Storm windows.
Private balcony for each arrtment
above first floor.
Store room tn basement for each
tenant.
Apartments Including reception room,
living room, kitchen, bath, and larae
closet, only $.10, and only $4.W per month
for heat dining winter months. Take an
apartment now. before the building Is
filled, and save regrets.
FUNK ST SWF.KT.
irt t ity Nat'l Bk PJK JJJP011"1"2
BKAUTIKL'LLY arranged, newly decor"
ated, every modern convenience, flna lo
cation. 7 rooms nd cement basement,
list and rarnam. Telephone Harney 77i,
mornings.
MOHKR.V .-room heated apartment on
West Karnam street; very choice.
John w. kobhins. iw; fahnam st.
Famished Houses.
NICKLY furnished 4-room house, til
per month. Tel. Benson U4.
lo-HOOM house nicely furnished, mod
ern, walking distance. Can be used for
housekeeping apartments. Harney lSSO.'
KU R Nisi! K UHTuse; Phoiie OmTgTa's
lt4s or call 632 North 2."th avenue.
Furnished Apartments.
B-ROOM all modern furnished apart
ment, In the Roland apartments, for six
months. Call Webster tti!'4 after 6 o'clock.
Jlonses and Cottages.
WALL PAPER paint'"-". PPer hang
framing. Monson. 8d3 park Ave. H. 5290.
2127 IXHU1LAS X rooms, modern except
heat, tX per month. Tel. Douglas 1&98.
OMAHA Van and Storage Co. packs,
moves, stores household goods. Fireproof
storage. 804 s. wth. Branch J09 8. 17th.
Tel. Douglas 4M3. A-133S.
SMALL house for rent to colored peo
ple, $10 per montlu Oet key next door
north or telephotiu Webster 6024. 91S N.
lsth St
COTTAGE, 6 rooms, bath, gas. 610 N,
20th St. Harnry 5054.
E17 N. ISth St.: 6 rooms; modern except
heat. Harney 5054.
t!8 5-ioom cottage, modern. 4616 Sew
ard. 'Phone Harney 2227.
8-ROOM house, modern except heat, 1413
N. 24th St., $20.
7- room house, modern except heat, 231S
Charles St., $19
6 rooms. 2d floor. 1106 N. 20th St., mod
ern except heat, $14.
5- room cottage, modern except heat, SD34
N. 23d St., $20.
C-room house modern except heat, 1618
Corby St.. $19.' I
6- room, 1st floor. 1902 N. 26th St., partly
modern, 116.
8- room, 2d floor, 1902 N. 26th St.. toilet
sin.
7- room house, modern except heat, 2909
Izard St., $20.
CHRIS BOYETt, 22d and Cuming Sts.
WK HAV1C a number of desirable
houses, both laiffe and qniall, on which
we are prepared to quote special rents
for the winter months. '
III NO WALT BROTHERS. .
Brandels Theater Pldg.
FOR RKNT -room hoiif-e and bath all
modern. Inquire 1943 South 11th St., or
Phone Tyler 1405.
6-ROOM modern house nearly new and
nicely decorated. Ixicdted at 2710 Decatur
St. $23.00. ,i'hone u. nnt or D-it(&
warded; cheap freight rates; moving and
storing. Kxpressmen's Delivery Co. Tel.
Douglas KM. City office. 218 tS. 17th St.
Bee Bldg.
Houses, ins. Ringws.lt, Brandeia Th. Bldg.
OMAHA KXP. t?0.. moving vans and
storage. Trunks, baggage del. V. 3&I,
416 N. 17th.
CLOSB In. Itent reduced; very nice
terms, fill N. 22d, 6 rooms; all modern.
F.24 N. 23d, 7 rooms; modern except heat.
2ti0A Blondo, 6 rooms, $11.
7-R SPECIAL. 2o.
EAST front, full X story, 1 block west
of North 24th line.
O'KEEFE HKAL ESTATU CO.,
1016 Omaha Nati. Doug, or A-2i:.2.
Evenings H. 2843 or H. C131.
7-ROOM house. $24; s-room. $32. Han
scom park; modern. Phone Harney 1365.
2716 DoTjULAS, 1-room uuttagei $16;
water free; open.
MODERN 6-room house, 2710 Capitol
Ave. Hsroey 1404.
i72 S. 2nh St., g rooms, completely
modern, $36.00. Hall, 433 Kamge. D. 7406.
A -4403.
FOR RENT I'our-room cottage on 28th
Ave., between Dodge and Douglas street.
See Dexur L. Thomas, 412 Bee Bldg,
3003 DODOE, V rooms, all modern, $37.io.
Douglas 3963.
STRICTLY modern new 5-room bunga
low. Owner. Webster 3i3.
THINK Central, cheapest 7-room house
with bath, basement, In city. Apply Zt)
N. 2.1d.
$JD 7 rms. Stan N. 27th. $2.",.O0. 1127 Park
Ave. 3i24 N. 27th. $12. Webster 1677.
For Rent
Brick House
Four bedrooms, bath and toilet on sec
ond floor; laig family room, dining
room, buttery-kitchen, refrigerator room,
hall and vestibule on first floor; full
cement basement; furnace heat; every
thing first-class and otiictly modem. Lo
cated at 1M1 Oeorgla Ave. Bee tha owner
at U0U Georgia Ave., or phone Harney
1j09.
MOD. 5-room cottage; fine rep'r. H. 3641.
t: liiktll-4 nnticrn .vr.nt Iim fmii,.
nlcnt to car, church and school; modern
steel range, also gus range and handsome
kitchen cabinet, aou Fratt St.
NICE 6-room house, modern, hot water
heat. $2o. Water uuid. Annlv 2702 Bils-
tol.s
NICE 5-room cottage, modern, except
heat. 20. Water paid. 2M2 Wlrt.
SPECIAL
TENANTS, UlOK HERE,
half Month rebate.
7 rooms, modern, good repair, well lo
cated; one block to car: large yard, trees,
etc.; 1421 Vinton and 2615 S. loth; real bar
gains; rents reduced from $21 to S16 each.
t.-r., new, nod , C3o N. Cennal Blvd., a'p.
5- r., C. W., will rep.; 721 Bancroft. $10.
$-r., mod., 2204 Maple, Iw; choice corner.
6- r.. mod., elec. light: lsl N. 31st, $13.
g-r., mud., 2M I'runklln. $20; for sale
on rental terms without cash payment.
Also 14 others. U to $26.
RI SSKLL & MclvITRICK.
4(2 Ramge Bldg. lith anj Harney.
FOR H EM T-2622 Grand Ave., $18. Si
rooms, modern except heat; has cemont
cellar, porcelain balb, city water, gas,
key next door. C. L. Vance, phone Doug
as 2tWj or Harney b:M.
6-ROOM house not modern but In ex
cellent condition. Rent reduced for winter
months to $12. w. Call Harney 4371.
Nnns(4 '" P""t of the city.
UUU5" Crelgh Sons Co., Bee Bldg.
204 MAPLE ST., rooms, modern ex
cept furnace. $20. Hall, 433 Ramge. l.
14U0; A-44Q6 $-"
Kl ill RENT All mirtlein. new ly paper
ed, 5-roum collage. Webster 42J2 or call
eoiy, modern except furnace tit ter
ori-F.uki vm m: t
llsrns.
BARN or gnrane In Ilemls latk
Houglas 2107.
Tel.
Mtorra and Offices.
WISH to sublet suite of five rooms In
ntyJNatlonal Bank Jt'dg. Call 1 412.
I'ESK space. 4 Bee Bhig.
"OFFICE or' deskrcTm7 404 Hvo BTdg!
OFFKItKII FOll SALH
Fornltnrr.
CRAFTSM AN'S solid osk library table.
Mx.12: absolutely new. Call Douglas 1D17.
Musical lnt rnnients.
PIANO, slightly tiseir. at a bargain.
Segeretrom lianu Mfg. Co.,,l'Jlh and
Farnam sis.
Tjf prnrllen,
LIGHT TOt'CH MONARCH VISIHI.V.
for rent. THK MONARCH TYPE
WRfTKK Co.. 4U R 1-h. Phone l 40'J.
KN'T an Oliver typewriter from the
Oliver, Typewriter Vo. Douglas ?)U.
f Y V KWH 1 ThilTrtTll V EN AVV A Y .
The Kinersou T pewiitev Co. of Wood
stock. III., have recentlv given away over
400 of the highest grade, wholly visible
typewriters mailt In the world. They
have gone Into every state and territory
In the Ftilted Stut's. There may be eom
In your town. They are giving them
away everywiicro to men and women,
boys and girls, over 1" years of sue. on
surprisingly liberal conditions. If you
can make any use of $UH) typewriter,
providing It did not cost you even one
cent, then In a letter or on a postal card
addressed to "F. tl. Wilder, President.
Woodstock. Ill ," slmplv ssv, "Mull me
all your Free Offers,'1 and bv return
mall you will receive their Free Offers,
the names of over 4"0 who have Just re
ceived typewriters free, nnd you will
learn how you can get one of their type
writers free right away.
SMITH " pitKMlTlksT-model" No. 2 or
No. 4. In excellent condition, rented three
months for $.'
SMITH PREMIER TYPTWK1TER CO.,
10th and Poiiftlu.
M Iscella neons.
SAFES Overstocked with second-hand
safes, all sines and makes; bargains.
American Supply Co.. 1 1 10 Farnam St.
Get in the Game
Electric pianos. $100 each; slot ma
chines, athletic and peanut machines und
scales, new and second-hand- Write for
our list of bargains. Better still coma
and see us. We also do repairing.
ACME MACHINE Co., 3124 I jvavenworth.
Phones: H 243. Ind. A 2133.
SIX-FOOT bookkeeper's desk, oak fin
ish, for sale at $10. Apply Gcorgo W.
Wright, Bee Publishing Co.
KINDLLSG. $4 Hd" il. Gross. W. 2m.
8-FOOT restaurant range: cheap; must
be seen Monday. 1516 Dodge;
tWiTLA"Toiin cello, valuable In
strument; In perfect condition. S43 Arthur
St.. Benson 58S.
FOH SALE New and j,econd-hand
carom and pocket billiard tables and
bowling ulleys and accessories; bar fix
tures of all Kinds; easy payments. The
Brunawick-Balke-Collander Co., 407-4O9 S,
loth St.
FOR .HALE Two scrroliirr-.ilps In the
Omaha, Commercial collego and one In
Ho.vIcb college. Business office, Omaha
Bee.
FINE National cash register; cheap.
No. 16th. .
308
TEII.SOXAL
DR. MAXWELL CI'HES PILES. 401
Om. Nat. Bk Bldg. PAY WHEN CURED.
63-DAY BLOOD REMEDY.
C.ladlsh Pharmacy, 12th and Dodge.
Massage, Hlttenhouse, 3 -ld Boston Bhh
Mm'skiRY "care, small chlldrrn. V. MiO.
BABIES to care for. Webster Mi8.
YOCNU women coming to Omaha as
strangers aro Invited to visit the Ynunj,
Women's Christian association building
at Seventeenth and St. Mary's Ave.,
where they will be directed to suitablo
boarding places or otherwise assisted.
Look for our travelers' aid at the Unioi.
station.
HINDOO TABLETS will build, braoc,
strengthen, 60c. BELL DHl'G CO.
WE rent and repair all kinds of sewing
machines, lnd. A-1063. Douglas 1063.
' NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.,
15th nnd TIarney Sts.
MAAIlli1 'irealnienl. Mrs. Steele,
JinOk)Uti ,70;i Dodge. Ground floor.
MAaSaGE -SweOlsh movement; Homing
better for rheumatism; ladles, $l; gentle
men, $1.7). Apt. 2, 18'tt Faruam. P. 6240.
mini I .anir. nianicurins. vibratory mas
sage treatments. H. 1. 2d floor. Itio. 1 lodge.
M A 1 3 V VI'lT 1 treatment, t. Brott. 7
lUAUiSJi-lXU H llilh d floor. D,V
10
i23J.
THE SALVA'itON ARMY solicits cast
off clothing; In tact, anything you do hoc
need. Wo collect, repair and sell, at 131
N. llth St., tor cost of collection, lo the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Douglas 41i
and wagons will call.
TW yJ xriTi1 Bath, salt glow aromatic
JllAOO.VUL treatment. Mme. Allen
Chicago, 8. 17th St., 1st floor. D. I'm.
LEGAL NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern: This is to
notlfv the public that 1 will not be
responsible lor any debts contracted by
uiy wue, 'resale lttner.
. ERNEST A. 1TTNF.U.
Dr. Burke, women's diseases-41 Doug. Lk
rj i ueyv t i , -, .no. .-
dressing; new parlors. Mi Neville, p. 3M8-I
HAi-EL LEAF PILE CONE- Best
remedy tor miung, bleeding or protrud
ing piles; 5oc postpuld; sampie tree,
bherman & Mi-Conneii I rug Co., omana.
MRU. STEELE has removed lo 108
Doage street, ground tlcor.
roULTltY AMI 1'HT MTOCK
ROUP f-Tiy curoii by Bob White'e
Roup Cure, owe box. If your dealer can
not supply you, write u d.roci, senuiug
dealers name.. HVtt Will IE CO., -
N. 16th St., oi'iaha. Weoster 6637.
FREdi-i GROUND BONE
MAKES ilENb LAY.
WE HAVE IT.
THE NEBRASKA SEED CO..
PHONK D. 12l. 1618 HOWARD ST.
Screenings, $1.35 p r pip. Wagner, 801 N. 16.
"vTl.TEIuTfoRN cockerel for Bait.
I'hone Webster 3-172.
MR. HI. -BAND, if uii are looking lor
something to lake home for an extra fine
dessert, utep into Duizcli's. If Aleck
Cnapman, 4202 Grand Ave., will cume to
The Bee ofr.ee within three days we will
give him an ordfr tor a quart hi leg of
mis fine ice cieam.
IlKAIi HHTATK
M t ll.DEH' I.NKOHM A'l IO.N.
i;iectrlc gas fixtures. Omaha Silver Co.
Ideal Cement Stono Co., I7ih and Cuming
Fuchs, Sun ifc Blind, panning, decorating.
ROOFING PAIN I", building paper, plas
ter board. Amer. Hup. "o lis Nicholas-
WAVI'l-U 'I O II L V .
LIST vour city property for sale with
Vogel, iv Kartiach Bldg.
C1TV PltOPEM'l'V F4III HALE.
Yalking Distance
J'ist finliilied, i-room cottage having
hall, parlor, with colonnade opening ana
diiiTT-s loom In oak; tin.' window In dlnir.g
room; fine, big kltchi with nice (Miitry
and entryway; two b. rooms and splen
did bath room, all rooms tustfly and at
tractively arranged ami on first floor;
two fine bedrooms and ood nz"d store
room on second floor; large cemented
basement, with first-das furnace. This
house 1 well built. We will sell It on
ousy terms and at a price that will
represent good vulue to the buyer. It
would make a magnificent ChriMtm.n
piesent for the whole family. Weil he
pltaerd to show yuu through at any time.
SCOTT & HILL,
307 Mcf'ague Bldif.
Phone Douglas 6M.7, Independent A -1752.
FOR rent or ai on small payment
down, balance long time, a beautiful new
7-room house, all modern, full basement.
Nh est residence portion of city.
A). ply tu A, B. Hunt or Stockton 12'h,
office Oinuha Water Co.
Iti: At; F.ST AT I.
PHOPFHTY FOH I.F.
IT .
HALL AVENTE. $31."0.
At the above number yon will find a
very near ami attractive 'bungalow, with
good basement under the whole house, all
cemented, good furnace and plumbing
throughout; large living room, with built
in bookcase, paneled dining room, two
fine bed rooms with good closets; kitchen,
well equipped pantry and rear enliv.
Sand cement finish, well painted with
flat oil colors, beautiful lighting fixtures,
the finest osk finish and floors, stairway
to floored attic. This house has a front
vestibule also, with coat closet. It Is
very conveniently arranged, In a iilct
neighborhood, close to street car and the
street Is paved and paid for; cement
a ills, sodded yard and the house Is com
plete, even to the shades on the windows,
ilia Is one block north of Buidetle
street. Just east of Sherman avenue. Will
be open for Inspection today. Easy term
can be arrungrd with good party.
Norris & Martin
400 Beo Bldg.
Phone. Douglas 4270.
Will Trade for Land
$18.0n) Omaha home, half block to S
minute car service, close to all chimin's
and schools, paving paid, lot runs h.ilf
hack 140 ti alley; fruit tree; big
shade trees; A rooms In oak finish on first
floor: ft more above In white rirnntrl: 2
on third floor. Entire hoilse has tiew oak
floors. Basement full-slxed with laundry
equipment. Combination fixtures. Irt.fiiW
Im uintjf anre, owner wants some carli
ami good land,
O'Krpfo Ronl Esi.ile Co.,
10:t Omaha K.itlnnnl. toiiglas or A-Cir.2.
Evenings H. 242 or It. .11:14
Make an Offer
The owner must sell his brand new, alt
mod. home, regardless of price; has 6
large rooms, reception hsll and bath, full
modern, oak finish, full hnacment, with
laundry connections; fine lighting fix
tures, best of open nickel plumbing; lot
;,0x1;W fret; loealcd at 2.141 S. ;Clh St.. Just
southwest of Hafiscom park: close tn rsr
anil school. Price. $.:,6i'ii, but want an
offer: any offer within reason will be ac
cepted. J. W. Rasp Co.
6S!l Hrandels Bldg. Dong. 13. A-2h."..1.
Easy Investment
Over 115 feet east front, paved street;
water, gas, sewer, and walks paid.
A corner, too.
7-r cottage on Inside of lot, leaving
room for 2 or 3 more homes. If you
don't grt this for $2.2:4), someone, else
will. $jW cash, bslnnce $20 or monthly.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE
CO.
1016 Omaha Nati. Doug, or A-21B3.
Evenings, H. .MH4 or 11. 2812.
Will Build Residence
to Suit Purchaser
On one of tl o best building lots In Dun
dee, i block from car line, south front.
paved street and sidewalk, Phono II. 22o6
or call on Moore, at VJI5 Harney.
IN V lr. STM EN T OPPORTUNITY.
IS ROOMS, ALL MODERN. ,
Wo have a two-apartment house, con
taining 13 rooms, two bath room, seven
bed rooms, with parlor, dining room and
kitchen In cacti apartment, with now
plumbing and good heating plant.
This property Is loo large for personal
owner and it Is a splendid proposition for
some ouo who will buy It and divide it
into four three-room apartment. Owing
lo the arrangement of the house this
work can be done at a very small ex
pense and when completed the apart
ment will rent for $2u each. The buyer
can live In one apartment, rent the rest
and make a good investment out of your
home. v
Tho building. Is well built and In good
condition; only thirteen minutes' ride to
the center of the city; one block from th
Dodge street car line and lu good resi
dence dlBttict,
Tills "NUMBER 13 ?61
N. 20TH 8T.
It Is Just north of Ohio on the Flor
ence Blvd. A good six or seven-room
modern house will be taken In exchange
at the right price. Thl proposition is
certainlV' worth looking at.
NORRIS - MARTIN,
400 Bee Bldg. Doug. 4270, A:4270.
HEAL ESTATE
FARM t HAM til I.AMU FOR SAI.10
British t olutubla.
We still have a few choice farms left,
about 3 to 6 miles from Fort George, the
coming metropolis of Central British Co
lumbia. over 10,000 acres of thl choice land,
along tho line of the Grand Trunk Pa
cific railroad, sold In Omaha alone on
short notice.
If Interested In a aafo apd profitable
Investment, call or write B. Meyel. Dis
trict. Sales Agent, 610 Paxton Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb.
"My knowledge of land on uncompleted
Grand Trunk can make p-ou quick profits.
Frank Crawford, 313 Homer street, Van
couver, or Omaha."
Colorado.
160 ACRES, well Improved, Va miles
from town. Vt mile to school, fine neigh
borhood, good rich deep soil; thl I a
choice quarter Bectlon; price $13 per acre
for quick cash deal. Gilllland and Wood
slde, Wlllard, Col.
Illinois.
FOR SALH Chicken ranch' S',4 acres;
plenty of fruit and peaches; 'good build
ings; location central llllnonx; for par
ticular write Lauren, low-. Route 3,
Box 11.
ium,
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your fp.rm la to Insert a small want ai
in the Des Moines Cupltai. Largest cir
culation In the state of Iowa, 43,0u0 dally.
Tho Capital la read by and believed in by
tho standpatters of Iowa, who nimply re
fuse lo permit any other papcir in their
homes. Rates, 1 cent a word a day; $1.2u
per line per month; count six ordinary
word to tile line. Addrtss lies Moines
Capital, Des Moines, la.
Knnsus.
JUST LIKE A GOLD MINR,
A fine Irrigated farm for sale; write
me for statin. out of annual Income and
further liilormutlon. The price and terms
are right. Travis '.V. Benjamin, St. Fran
cis, Ktin.
orrgus,
PORTLAND,
The Great City of. the North
west. This la a special offer for quirk sale.
Must be seen to appreciate Its value.
64 gi res located three unit one half
miles from the city limits. Macadamized
road all the way, on one vide of which
are beuutlful homes and on the other side
the Willamette river.
The sui rounding land Is platted and
largo, massive home are under con
struction. This land l surveyed Into acres with
roads to each aero. These roads are
not, however, deducted from thn acre
age. The soil Is rich, black loam, and
need no litigation. Fruit growing Is
very profitable here, especially small
fruit uc h strawberries. The Logan
ben y, etc., raising is u. profitable bul
nr.ii, yielding about a half crop Ilie
firrt year, and netting from $."! to $i0
per acre second year, rotaioes ana ( i.cuui
I hers are produced In laige quantities.
I A car line Is being built and we are
but a short distance from creameries
and t ash markets
Price, $:i2,4, if token before January
first; half cu.'h, balance to suit pur
chaser. Address owner. Mrs. K. F. Taylor,
Oregon Hotel. I'ortland, fire.
" "OA( '6 OK 'H A lili.vtn-the beautTf Tl
Willamette Valley of OREGON. None
better. Few as good. Prices and terms
reasonable. Call at Millard hotel. Room
42.;, get terms, reading matter. Ses
pictures, taste, nontrrigated fruit and let
us explain illiimte, social and school
advantages, phone or call, lleie even
ing!. J. W. Morgan. Representative.
Oregon Apple Co., I'orvullia, Ore.
ikF.ii. F!sr.ri:
THM H ANt ll I. A Ml FPU HI K
Minnesota.
FOR SALE-Jifl acres of trood farm
land Two sets of good buildings; sit
uated ' wav between St. Paul and l'u
luth; will well pait or all. Inclose stamp.
Jas. Johnston, owner, Bruno, Minn.
Mlaslsalnpl.
"Go South,
Young Man"
Build yourself a Home on the Gulf
Coast. No extremes of weather, either
hot t.r cold. No drouth. Good, rich lands
from $10 tip. We ow them Easiest of
terms. We wont farmers. Write for our
booklet.
COAST ItKALTY AND COLONY CO.,
Pasoagoulii, Miss.
. Aebrnskn.
NEBRASKA spd Oregon land. IS up.
sl Hrandels Blk , Otnah., Neb.
South Dakota.
A FEW snap In Biule county. South
Dakota, . lands; will pay railroad fare to
buyers not satisfied. J. A, Stranlky.
Pukwana, S. D.
UEAI, ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loans and warrant. W.
Farnam Smith iV Co., 1320 Fat ham St.
OMAHA Properly and Nebr,Ka I.iuuis.
O K EE Pil It E A I , K8TA I IS t u.
1016 New Omaha Nati Bank Building.
FARM LOANS near Omaha; no comm a-
ion; optional payments; cheap money,
orin fl. Merrill, l'.l;l tily Nat l Bank Bldg.
$100 to illi.tvxl miule promptly. F. D".
Wrad, Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
W A NT K I -t' R M LOA N aklo ke 1 n-
vestment company, Omaha.
i.OW HATKS. BEMIS-C AHLBERG CO.,
310-31'J Biandels Theater Hldg.
MONEY to loans on business or resi
dents properties, t1.0 to $li.(sl. W. H.
THOMAS, Mtt First Nati Bank Bldg.
(I VK' VINJ Itffl W Loa'ns. $I.n0 ansMip.
-. - ' 1 "a hnN t lBn k
1 KRGE LOANS, niunlc'fivil bonds, ttiorl-
gages bought nnd sold. ST I'LL Kilos.
WANTED City loans. Peters"'!' nan" Co.
FOK SALE Oil E.t HAM.Ii
Wild, trade desirable Booth Omaha
iToiiTIi
town lot for good, chrsp western Ne
braska land. D. Anderson, H.ili and M
Ms., south Omaha
800 A. HANI II IN x SHERMAN Ct)..
ICAS . rUlt' ! h.. A l. avuliali an tn
Iowa farm of 370 A.; will assume mtg.,
if prn-cit right. C. M. Haas, Eldora, la.
FIVE-ACRE SCBURBAN IIOMT, tin
proved with 7-room house; choice loca
tion and nianv takable features: valun
$i;.0ii0; easy terms or will exchange for
Omaha or South Omaha Income property.
An opportunity. Investigate.
OKIN S. MERRILL CO.,
Room 1213-14 City Nstlonsl Bank Bldg
loo-ACRE furm 12 miles from Council
Bluffs, half tisMer cultivation. H acres
fine orchard, somn alfaltn, splendid hog
farm, with a mile of boa fence. Price.
$.000. mortgage, $;l.iio. Want Income
property or snmll acre tract In Council
Bluffs or Omaha. Tel. II. 4R56 or 10. M.
Murphy, 206 Wlthnell llldg
VA'TEI TO 11 tV
li,IIISthB,ne" Ku'' Co., 700 N. 16th.
i u'.'0nnin. We buy all kinds of raw
turs; pay
high prices.
Give us a trial.
ANTE I s TO IlKXT
WAN TED Resnonallile tiarfv to ink.
charge of house and board refined mother
and two small sons or four young men to
room ana board. Rluy , Kaatun, Har
ney 295a.
SMALL room, well looated, for groceries,
state location and rent wanted. D. sow.
Bee.
WILL ront one room In iny botno;
West Farnam district, to ono or iwu
gentlemen with morning and evening
meal. Harney 6190.
WANTED TO ItENT-By responslhln
man anu war nave n cnila 1 vear
tiiA . ul...... ...... ..i
iiv m mvi,. uiirii iiicv, cit-nn niouern
eooniM for Ii,iii,.Ij nanli... . .n.i., i
........ I , .
a iii ,i ciann, goon neign
boihood, rent reasonable. Hooioing house
lirru nuiv Blipwrr, J, evl, MIT. -
W A NT, EI) SIT NATION'S
PRACTICAL nurse. Call H. 5lo. A-ri4.
YOUNG man, good habits, want posi
tion In general store or office work fur
small wages. M 786, Hee,
l.Al)V U'UIIlM ntiHltlnn u a i,iumhurni.l,l
or laundry work, Hi S0111I1 20th,
VOl' NO man, experienced, wants posi
tion with some live real estate or land
company. Address tl 804, Bee.
YOUNG lady wishes position as
stenographer; Inexperienced. L. loo, Bee.
WHITE woman desires uay work; neat
nnd clean. .Tel. D. (1740.
AN euucatnu woman ueslres work In
Omaha or elsewhere In Institution or fam
ily to assist In Seeping and taking car
of children. Webster V.
VOUNU lady with one year expert
ence as stenographer wishes a position
In a firm; sa.ary according tu ubllity.
o 703. Bee.
SITUATION wantedA manager of
general store, country town; experienced,
O 612. Bee.
YOUNG man w-iils position a bar
tender; experienced. 8 615, Bee,
bf high school gruduato, stenographe.1,
clerical or bookkeeping; unexperienced.
1, tilu. Hue,
BITUATION Wanted-By limn and wife
or man alone. 1 11st cias cook and
baker. Wife will help in' kitchen or
other work. Address 1, U, 001 Grand
Ave., Des Moines, la
WASHING and curlalnsUolie. T. H, 7429.
Ill hjiv k KF.fl .M i Mini clerical wurk
eveningH onri Sut'trda.vi.; :ao tjpewraer.
Audress L 743, Bee.
i llKi!.!. youiK ladies,
s'.iiKer, r.unl i.oMll.j.i in
perleneed. Doiigiai iVti,
lno i iayor and
pl' tore show, ox
K 775, Be.
VitANTIlD Position as jioiiiekeeper by
insiie.'tnbie mid lic-agul Imly. Prefer
homo with chil'ireu. AI1.0 experienced as
nurse. Addrea Mr. Maiie Turnur, geu
eral delivery. Council Bluffs, la.
POSii'iON wanted by competent ludy
stenugi apher; references bs to ability.
Harney 644.
WAN I ED A position as cook In pii
vate family or ie.-uauiant. Ulii Chicago
St. Red 5.60.
VOl'NO man Ucniies Inuco to Work for
board. Ilnyles college. Ruth telephones.
:MUSTnrAVEW(JRl.
Young mill needs work fur buaid and
room. Phone Douglas 4284.
SITUATION wauled ly it first-clasii
.Intiltor or srtvi'; hlt edge references.
Phone Wrl.Mier 5567. Addresn J. M. John
son. 2.18 Pacltio Are.
SITUATION wanted by young lady In
office; un operate typewriter; references.
Phono Webster 2076.
WANTS work by the day and carpet
leaning. 8125 Rurdette St.
WASHING or cleaning for Thursday
and Saturday. W. 42r;.
Ji X P ER TEN ' ED colored msn and wife
with boy want place In private family.
Reference. 23I7N. 25th StJ
WANTED Position by competent xni
expui ieiieed young lady as etenographer;
can give reference. Address K-slO care
Hee.
LIVE HTtK'K MAHKKT OF WKST
snip your slock to South Oniuha; save
mileage and shrlnksge, your cunslgu
ments receive prompt a id careful atten
tion. LIVE STOCK FOMMISKIO.V MER
FIIA.NTS. Bvers Bros. Mr Co. Sti nig and respom,ilile
Wi )( il Hit" IS .le14iisl-:xehaiigeiifdK
Gnat West. Com. Co , fin.aha ib Denver,
""writ-SMITH it S( iN lust hum he sheep'
wTF. DENNY 4 ; , Kcn BldgT
i Alii; BHuS. haiiillr cuttie, bogs, kheep
iav, Robinson c... in Exeh. Hldg.
ihtersiuic Co. littler ifsull. Ship to us.
I.IVF NTIH h MAKKF.T OF WEST
Hit stock. ( (imintsslnn .Merchants.
..PJPKE RICKEY CO. J01 F,xrh HHg.
U lv Ri Hi;RTS '"('11., 2.' Kxch. "llTdg."
t'ox Jones Cm. t'o . bunch of hustlers.
Farmers L. S. Com. Co , 21 l:xi'hsnge.
Ie..slt proceeds of shipment In Stock
Ynrd Nst I bank Only bank St yards.
JMsrlln Hr."irT'T.. I'STKkcIi, Ithig.
Alex G. Buchanan & Son.T"lu4 kit. Bldg.
OXAII A, THE C;;AI. MAIIKET.
Nebrka-lown. flrsln Co., Till Hrnndel.
WEEKS OKAIN ;o., grahiueiciianti
consignment solicited. ',!.; Hrandels.
i to n Eit ;r"H""tTr a i n rVinco7min-
ments sollcltetl, grain bought to srii.
72' Rrandei.
mole ou eat the nmre oii want
J. O'Brien' candv. Iellclmis and
If Mrs. M. D. Ilouck, 4ill0 Harney
of 1 1,
t si y .
St., w
come to 1 he Hee olflce within
three days we will lve her an order for
a 60-cent box of O'Brien candy.
fiUVF.n MUM' NOTICE".
GOVERNMENT SALE 1NPIAN LANDS
-Abnolute Title Glven-the unallotsd
lands of tho Choctaw and Chickasaw Na
tions of thn live Civilise,! Tribes In Ok
lahoma and but Including tha coal and
timber segregations, will be old at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder at the
following terms, time and places at not
less than the minimum price, stated In
the advertisement: Grady counly, Chlck
itsha, r.S tracts, S7.500 acres, November
2. 3, 4: Stephens counly, Duncan, 10
tracts. 69,300 acres, November: 6. 1 8:
Jefferson county, Ryan, 703 tracts, 49,400
seres. November 9. to, II: Isiv counly.
Marietta, bf.4 tracts, 75.500 acre. Novem
ber 13, 14, 15. Ill; Carter county, Ardmore,
1.178 tracts, P3.3iin acres, November 17, I.
20, tl iJ. 2:1; Murray county. Sulphur, 35J
tracts, 26. (Ml acres, November 24, 25; Gar
vin county, Pauls Valley, 621 tracts, 39.500
acres. November 27, ?S, 29; Mctialn
county, Pttrcell, 2s5 tracts, 14,600 notes,
December I. $; Pontotoc county, Ada,
tract. 45..100 acres. December I. 6:
Johnson county, Tishomingo, 664 tracts,
119.200 acres December 7. 8. V; Marshall
county, Msdlll, 279 tracts. pt,50o seres,
December II; Bryan county. Intrant. MX
tracts, 0,100 acres, December 13, 13; Atoka
county, Aloka, l,w tracts 124,000 acres.
Liecemher II, 15. 14. 18. 19; Coal county.
Coalgate, 609 tracts, 54.IW0 acres, Decem
ber 21, 22; Hughe county, Calvin. 437
tracts. 50,700 acres, December K, tl; INtl
burg county, McAleeter, I.bW tract, 167,
100 acrts, December 8. 29 80, 1911; Janu
ary l, 3; llasksll county, Stlglsr, 411
tract. 30.300 acre, January t, 4: 1-e.tlmsr
county, Wllburton. 191 tracts, 16.0tK) acres.
January t; I-eflore county Putenu. 275
trarts, 21.800 acres, January 6; Pualrmn
taha county. Antlers, 41 tract, 62.000
acre. January $, 9, 10; Choctaw county,
Hugo, 5H1 tract, 87,500 acres January II,
12. 13; Mccurtain county. Idahell. 778
tract. 54.509 acre. January U 16, 17, 18,
IIU2. Not more than IM acre tf agri
cultural and 640 acre of other land will
be aold to one person In any one nation,
minimum valuation of $8.00 or more per
ere. Terms are 25 per oent at the time
of sale, 25 per cent In twelve month.
and 50 per rent In two yesrs, with 6 per
cent Interest, Payment must he msde
In the form of draft or certified check.
payable to J. CI. Wright, commissioner.
I'pon full payment being made at any
time deed will Issue. Immediately after
approval of sale certificate of purchas
will Issue and possession be given, but
cutting of timber or drilling or mining
for minerals thereon will not be per
prlce. Right la reserved to reject any or
all bids. For Information apply to th
Commissioner to th Five Civilised Tribe,
Muskogee. Oklahoma, or any of th Dis
trict Agent a to land within their re
spective district. Lists of the land
have been prepared by counties, showing
the term of sale, the description of the
various tracts and minimum price. It
will bo Impracticable to furnish each In
qulrer all of these lists snd It I sug
gested that parson desiring such infor
mallon specify the locality lu which they
are interested. Blue) prints of the various
counties, showing th location of the land
to be sold, will be furnished upon appli
cation to the unaersignea upon the nay
ment of $050 for each county In the
form of draft or postal money order
J. G. WRIGHT, Commissioner to the
Five Civilised Tribe. Muskogee, Okie
homo. August 1. 1911.
PROPOSALH FOH ELEVATOR. OFFICR
of tho Constructing uuartermaster, Fort
D. A. Russell. Wyoming, Derembet th,
1911 Sralod proposal for furnishing and
Installing an electric elevator will be re
ceived here until 1:80 p. m., December 22d,
1911, and then opened, information fur
nished un application, Envelopes con
taining proposals should be Indorsed
"Proposuls for Elevator." and addressed
Captain F. S. Armstrong, Constructing
Quartermaster. 1 16-7-8-8-21-22.
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Black Powder Case
Before High Court
WASHINGTON, Dec. t.Tkm attempt
of the Kansas legislature In 1907 to pro
tect coal miner by passing- a law reg
ulating the sale, delivery anil use of
black powder In coal mines today came
under the scrutiny of tho supreme couit
of tho Vnltod State.
Argument were heard on the consti
tutionality of thl law. Tho fight against
It ha been carried on In the name ot
J. If. William, who' wa convicted ot
selling powder. In violation ot the stat
ute, to John Thome, a miner, In Craw
ford county, Kan,
When William wag placed In 'Jail, after
conviction, he Bought to obtain hi re
lease on habeas corpus proceeding, con
tending that the law under which he was
imprisoned wa unconstitutional. Tho
Supreme Court of Kansas upheld tha law.
Attorney for William recently filed
In the Hupreme court of tho I'nlteo
State an outline ot their argument fotr
today. They claimed that the law, in
limiting the esie of black powder to pack
ages of twelve and one-half pound, wa
an Interference with Interstate commerce.
In providing that the law should not be
come effective a to contract existing
at the time the law wa passed, for the
delivery of black powder. It waa con
tended that tho law made an arbitrary
classification of persons, with tha result
that th defendant waa denied the
"equal protection of th law."
Among other things', tha act provided
that It should be unlawful for any miner
to lake Into a coal mine black powder
except In original package ot twelve and
one-half puunds. and prohibited miner
from opening powder can In a mine with
a pick or other nietai Buoatance or in
strument, j Another provision ot the law
wg that no powder should be delivered
by hauling in any car propelled by an
electric motor, unless the car was thor
oughly Insulated.
Grand Championship
Won by Iowa School
CHICAGO, Dec. lowo. 6tata eolleg
of Ames, la., today won tho highest
honor Riven At the International Live
Hoik exposition fur the fourth time In
twelve year.
"Victor," a, grade Aberdeen-Angus
steer, belonging to the Iowa echool, wag
awarded the grand championship by 3. 3.
Cridlan. tha English Judge.
"Victor," the new grand champion, I
two years, ten month and fifteen days
old, and welgtm 1,670 pound,
The Iowa tat college won tha grand
championship last year with Shamrock
II. a grudo Angus steer.
Th University of Nebraslut'S entry,
"Prince of Viewpoint It,", was a close
second to the grand champion.
"Prince of Viewpoint II" wa named re
serve champion, and tha University of
Missouri's entry, a, Hereford calf, was
given third honors.
Student from Iowa college celebrated
the victory of their school with a noisy
demonstration In the big pavilion at th
stockyards.
J. 1, CudahV of Kansss City, Mo., tok
first honors today In the Hereford clusl
with Ids entry, "Clifton I," and hi ex
hibit of Herefords was a feature.
Bank Clerk Shoots
Himself by Accident
Esmey G. Green of South O'nuha. n,
clerk of the transit department ot the
United States National bank, accidentally
hot himself In the left breast about
o'clock last night. He was taken to tho
Omaha General hotpttai by directions of
Vice Prosldciit Caldwell cf the bank,
where Dr. Davis attended Mm. The
wound Is very serious and tiie younj
man's ihanee for recovery Is slight.
Green live with hi parents In South
Oniuha and has been lu the employ ot
tho bank fur the last six months. Yester
day h brought to his work a revolver,
lulendins to take It to a gunsmith t)
bhvo It itpalicd. Rcl:uj detained by Mi
wort; t tho bunk, be waj too lata U g,et
into ix gunsmith' shop and so said to a
clerk who wa woikiitg- wuu him that
ho would try to fix too w.upon Miuslf.
While lie was tinkering with It tb 4
went off.
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