Sherlocko the
AN ISLAND
J
THAT I OWNED
has. disappearIdTi1
FROM Iftirtr1 f r? "of
OFFERED FOR REXT
Houses and Cottage..
NEW 5-rtjJm cottage, modern excep!
heat Rent reasonable. 4138 Krsklne St.,
Key at 4131 Ersklna.
Stores aad Office.
forIent
Store Room at 411 So.
15th St. Splendid
Location, Rent Very
Reasonable.
Remington
Typewriter Co.
iFcAGI'K Hl'lLDlNO. 16TH ft DODGE.
Attractive offices, moderate prices. AP
TLY OMAHA LOAM AND BUILDLSO
ASSOCIATION.
STOKE KUOii. iUo-s Howaru at., ix
112. aultablo for large business, lnqulrs
Wm. sl.her, Hotel Plasa.
OFrKRED FOR HALE
Kuraltare.
FOR SAI.E-Chcap, solid mahogany
suite. Inlaid with walnut and eight feet
high. H. T. Nelson, McPherson and Ben
nett Aves., Council Hltiffs.
KOK SALE-Caxloud of all kind furni
ture In 30 day. Harhmsn, MO Dodge.
Tj p. writers.
RKNT an Oliver typewriter from tho
Oliver Typewriter Co. Douglas 1.
FfiH 8A1J0 lb-foot, (f-homepower mo
torboat. 1125. louirlaa T?B.
TVPEWR1TERS, , all makes and
prices. Jarffettt and beat stock. Call or
write f lar llt. We thlp on approval.
11. P. gwauion Co., 1318 Farnam at.,
Omaha.
TYPEWRITERS for rent; loweat fiure
ever quoted: I months. 16. Central Type
writer Exchange. MOT famam. Doug. Sift.
VISIBLE typewriters and all other
makes, sold or rented anywhera at to
H mfr s prlts, allowing rental to- apply
on prlee; shipped on approval. Write for
drruiar. 1 Farnam.
Tvpewrlter Inspection and Supply Co.
MlM-ellaneoas.
OLD SAFES. DERIOHT. 11 Farnam 8t.
. . , , , , I- T ukALNhln. In Hi,
run r .-a i . i . " " . hum.. ...
Omaha Commercial college and one in
Boylea college. Business ouicr, unaia
lee.
D
unmngs
RAZOR SALE
. Means that you buy
SAFETY RAZORS FROM to 5
SEE OUR WEST WINDOW.
1612 HARNEY ST.
FOR SALE New and second-hand
carom and pocket billiard tables and
towling alleys and accessories; bar fix
tures of sll kinds; easy payments. The
Urunswlck-Balke-Collander Co., 40T-4O. S.
l"th 81
TOOL tables, alore. restaurant fixtures
bought, sold. Levy, 2510 N. Eo. Omshs.
S A FES-Overstocked with second-hand
f qfes: all slses and makes; bargains.
A niertcan yuppiy o.. n rainsm
vnu ai.k Good aaa stove' cheap. Tel.
H'irney 3W3
nnn c rlu.n v Xl.rinu en
gine. 1 steering wheel. 1 headlight and
generator; sailboat hardware complete
and lS-ft. mast. Tr.rane. 11 N. 38d St.
FOR BAX.B Secondhand 1-horsepower
Cushman motor. Hi. U17 Karnain Su
Central Implement t.o.
"r?io e,T r.' Tjit. wrnulei Viillnnal ca.h
rgisterr Toledo scale, almost new; cheap.
T-". Be.
FOR SALE Large refrigerator, gas
ptce. round extension table, sideboard
and :-e(ig incubator and 2"cliick
brooder. 1 sholKun. Tel. South lnd. F
HOii E GROWN, early Ohio seed po
tatoes for sale. 115 South Twenty-fourth
street. Fhone Tyler Wat Petsrsoa.
PERSOXAfi
O-DAT BLOOD REMEDY
riiaJIsh Phsrmscy. ljth and Dodge.
TO'.'N'G women coming to Omaha as
at i angers r Invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian association building
at seventeenth and St. Mary's Ave.,
where they will be directed to suitable
bosrdlng places, or otherwise assist-1.
Lcnk for our travelers aid at the Union
station.
" WANTED Servk of any Orange Per
e an torn cat at once. Phono Rod 2142,
Council Bluffs.
, GARDEN TOOLS
Our entire stock; must bo closed out be
toro May 1.
v aovc May 1 io IX! Howard,
Patton-Bowman
Hardware Co.,
11J Farnam St.
rae salvation arvy solicits cst-
ff cioUiing; m fact, anything you do not
riO We collect. riia:r and se'l at 1M
N. lHh St.. for com or collection, to thte
ir."7 poor. Phone lKuglaa 41S and
sr..uij -ili calt
til KilS:I m.e for rheumaU?m,
at'.ajch ;ioubl4. p-r emulation. Kara
ten Tocseth, srntSute frotu Sweda, 4
Oitsabiy Nat l?a?K BMft. Doogn.a
XTataer A Rn'.cr,uouy-. H Q;d Boston Pld.
"ijATiliJ, S:e.lis?i DiA.use, V.brator and
radiator treatment. Mr. Snycier. apt- X
l,i.nrP Via axd Pierce. Drirlas
11EST btacer fr man. Gray's Nerve I
SA nils. Ji per box. postpii.i. Sherman 1
If-Cuwitll Dnjt Co., tw-aiii, Neh. i
T V'ivinV sa ) chin palntlne. firing
-OV-x ia& dub orders, reasonable.
Ruth Lcier.Jcri lillo. 7 . Red
Monk
tut tut ttAiso-n
1 1 MAt iUAT
utsa? tnt
, HE IT Tuc iun
SPOT WA
PERSONAL
For Sale at
Adjusters Values
Our ent-re stock or any part Umrsof
or In lota to suit purchaser.
Dunning
Hardware Co.
1611 HARNEY ' ST.
Vital gajaage. Anna Fl.lier VI Ware Blk.
:iA61Ka boar-led. ph'Mie Wetotyr M
Mynetto ln-atment. S. Lur. t.ptalra.
WE RENT an.S njntr airklni of sew"
in? tuac'iliief. Jr.d. A-lt3: l'oilss lsL
JJEBKARKA CVv'I.B CU..
Dtrt auJ Harney Mis.
KAt'SACF, Irelltuont. Mrs. Bteole, 401
Bod Theater lilds-, Ktotr entrance on
lltu-acy; elevator In lobby; 9 to 9 dally
and Sunday;
"jLvDIF- save 40 per cent. IVnnell f 11
tlnery Co., i'aston Hik. a) step upstairs.
f A S (IV Swedish movement. Apt.
Wanted Children to boaid, rva. W. iHl.
f A VS! C J P Haihk. salt slow. aronatic
J1.OOVUCj trea,mwit. Mmt. Mm ot
Chicago, K 8. l?th St., 1st floor. 1). im.
POIXTRV A.NU FKT STOCK
SILKO CHICK FOOD
is the beat In the market for young
hlckens. Msde from pur grain. For
saia by all dealers.
A. W. WAGNER, AGENT,
801 N. llh 8t. Tel. Doug. 1142. lnd. B-HM.
EGGS
EGGS
EGGS
FOR HATCHINO FROM
SErEN OAK STRAIN
of (bred to lay) 8. C. Whit Leghorns, at
W par 1. V M for 15.
Also breeding slocks.
SEVEN OAKS POULTRY FARM,
Florence, Neb. Phone Florence 101.
English
Bull Terrier
White with brown ears, well bred.
good disposition, like children; house
broka and only U montha old; weighs
about So pounds. 1 will sell Mm for cash
or trade for about 16 hens and a rooster,
not particular as to the kind of breed.
Address A. J. Knott. Mil N. th Ave.,
or Phone Webster B or lnd. B-1M0.
Guaranteed fertilv eggs. Buff Leghorns,
Buff Orpingtons. Carson. 40s California.
ROSECOMB RHODE ISLAND RED
EOU8 for hatching from trap-nested
sinter layers, 3 for 15. F. 8. King,
Benson, Neb. Tel. Benson J28W.
THOROUGHBRED Brown Leghorn
eggs and pullets for sale. Tel. Florence an.
eggs for hatching, fl per setting. t per
hundred. Call Webster SOsi.
& C. RHODE Island Reda. egga (1 par
16; baby chicks, liV; on pair White
Cochin bantams, scored, 12. Mrs. Chaa.
Keliett. Waterloo. Neb.
8. C. WHITE Orpingtons. Owen strain,
best lavers. money makers, first prise
winners; eggs 11.S0 for Is. O. A. Dodge,
Msryvllie. Mo.
SINGLE Comb Black Minorca eggs,
utility trapped layers; tt per IS, per 30;
over aOO satisfied customers last season;
satisfaction guaranteed. Fred Ktlm,
Seneca. Kan.
WHITE ROCK EGGS-ll.oO per ; two
fine cocks, m each. Lily White Poultry
farm. Phone Florence 424.
THOROUGHBRED Plymouth Rock
eegs lor setting, 91 for aft- rnooe Harney
IMS.
REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACTS Oa TITLE.
Reed Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 306 Brandela Thfater.
N'EALE ft CAMPBELL. 1714 Farnam St.
II! ILDE11V IFOHMATIO..
Electric, gas fixtures. Omaha Silver Co.
Ideal Cement Co.. 17th and Cuming Sts.
Fuchs, Son Ik Blind, painting, decorating.
II. Grow, lum. wreck'g. plb. 11 Paul.
CITY sHOPERTY FOR IALB
Fowler Ave.
6 Rooms, $3,450
Owner Leaving City
23U Fowler Ave. Ju5t west of th pret
tiest mile of the Florence boulevard.
A splendid iVroom eottase, all modern.
finest hot water heating plant. BEAUT!-
f l 1. i AnU, lot bvxiZA, iota ot tine fruit
reea and shade, paved street; among
nice homes; close to school and two car
lines; nicely decorated. What more could
you ask? The owner of thla property
built it for a home, and la now offering
it for sale for the first time, hnapa like
this are quk-kly picked up, so act at
once. Isook at It today.
Norris & Martin
Phone Doug. 4370.
W Bee Bldg.
Country Place
Ten room house and large barn, near
end of Leavenworth street car line at
Elm wood park. Kent, a a month. (An
acre of ground.)
Harrison 8c Morton
r.i Omaha National Bank. Tel. D. til.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
An elegant s-room house. Just com
pleted, with reception hail, pa nor. dining
rooit and kitchen on tint floor; thr..
bedrooms and both on second, floor; also
!:neo cioset, large attic on third floor;
downstair finished In oak: large consols
In reception hall: colonnade openings in
parlor and reception hall: A No. 1 fur
nace. cementiKl celiar and walks; east 1
ironi ioi: j.sveo street: gooj neighbor
hood: one block to car and close to
school; located near Htb and Marcy Sts.
Price, ons-teatli caah; balance per
month.
BEMIS-CARLBERG CO.,
St-d Brandels Theater. D. SSS.
Jl j apor NFaa inc tunc . r v."" nnnuMin hi a ,i rw i wnwu"' okiim o i-nr ii'iivi , , i
j A I I BEAJTIfUL Sitec .l I "TWJ Fie.D, THE COLONEL, 1J (IV. PpWT TO fOU. vVMSO, CACM I - I
rTSi; XT L--?SJjr3 TSSTTt v J I sa cf r ri r -zz-L. I
THE BEE:
The Adventure of the Charted Island
H I ("THE QOtOWEL SHOWtD irl I I I'VE CAfctFULU jOikcu . i U
Rmijur r
TM6 SHORC.
REAL ESTATb
CITT PROPERTY FOR Hal-B
"Prettiest Mile"
Lot 100x180 Feet
8 Rooms, Moderfi,
$4,000
Thv bt bargain we know of on this
beautiful mild of boulevard. Th round
alone i cheap a! 'in la houaa Ima
jut be n overhaultxl and haa new cement
ukvck vorch. The Iiouho la not new, but
Is bull', of hlte pine lumler throneti
out and la In flrat .las- condition. 11h
rereitt.nn luill and ' Uro room on the
ftrt floor: four bedrooms and bath on
aecvnd flur The owner vt thla pi-tpcrt
ta leaving for South lako(m within f
week and someone will get a barn win
Kay terms can be arralncfd. The owner
will carry a balance at i per rent Inter
est. The number la Florence bouie
vaid. We will aho.v the property at auy
time.
Norris & Martin
400 He Bldg. Douglas 47.
$1,800
$! caah. balance esur paymfnte; tour
room cotUMte, containing llvlna; iiwm.
kitchen, two bedrotims and baih; east
front lot; ctone In; walking dlitanct; lo
cated MS N. th Ave.
BEM1S-CARIJ5ERG CO.,
.110-312 Brandels Theater. Phone D. MS.
Sure 13 Investment
$3,650
Three good houses In groa-lng district,
moderate rentals, alwaya occupied; two
are 7 rooms each and one I rooms; nice,
sightly location; lot SIS ft. frontage and
averaging HO ft. depth; one block to Har
ney car line. Look at Webater
St. Do not disturb the trnanta. If In
terested aee ua and wa will show you
through.
11 Close-in Investment
Two 5-room cottages, on corner lot. In
creasing In value, near ground that has
recently sold for more than tion per front
foot. These houses are always occupied,
ara In good condition. Noa, it So. nth
St. and iW Douglas Bt. Reasonable
terms.
PAYNE & SLATER CO.,
C Omaha National Bank Build Inc.
Both Phones.
Garden Lots
For Rent
In all parts ot the city, near car lines.
Peters Trust Co.
5-ROOM HOUSE
Modern except heat, located on paved
street, paving and taxes all paid; flneat
location in tne city; x rooms can ne fin
ished off uostslrs. Price. I2.M0. Terms.
(Mi cash, balance like rent, or would
take vacant lot as first payment. M
Spalding Bt. Webster :.
JOOK THESE BARGAINS OVER
QUICKLY. THEY WON'T LAST LONO.
s,i4)u Strictly modern "-room house at
n Webster St. ' caah, balance
S3& monthly.
CSV Leaving Omaha permanently. That
Is the reason, the "-room modem,
except furnace, house st VA4 Man
deraon la offered at thla low price.
Fine corner lot, 60x128. with plenty
of cherries, currants and other
fruit. Only two biocka from car.
CfiO-Only two blocks south of Vinton
St. car on lath St. Strictly modern
room house. Lot f&xMs. Call us
up about this. l
8,K0-Hth and Plnkney. ' High and
sightly; s-room bouse; nearly new,
with t large lota. A big bargain.
12,400 2n Ames Ave. Dandy S-room cot
tage; modem. Including first-class
lurnace; run lot; on car tine ana
paved street. Owner might con
sider a little larger house In ex
change. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Doug i;i. a. 11.
THREE
W. Farnam Bargains
Elegant modern 10-room residence est
one of the finest streets In West Farnam
district: owner going away; a big bargain
If sold quick.
The choice vacant corner, 31 h Ave. ant
Dodge; KxlK) fevt, for Pt t.
Nice lot. 4s fet-t. north front, on Dodge
near tn Ave.; just the place for a bun
galow or to build to sell or rent; only
HICKS.
lis Board of Trade Bldg.
16" INVESTMENT.
Two modem apartment building, of 11
apartments each; rented f'.r liu.trt per
annum; for quick aale reduced to 9G.OU9;
i5, cash, balance 111 annual paymenta.
Three nw modern brick flats; rented
for 12.109 per annum. Price J.1.000. Write
WESTERN REAL ESTATE CO.,
111-12 Karbach Block.
PRAIRIE PARK-?8
s rooms ' and
bath: oak finish tint story; white enamel
second story; street paved and parked.
Small cash payment, balance monthly.
Possession May 1st; can be seen any
time The Paxton Real Estate Co.
BUY 1-TiOM OWNER
Am leaving state and have the follow
ing properties: TXA N. lth. all modern.
6 rooms, reception hall, bath: t feet on
Boulevard, room for another bouse on
corner; 2412 Corby, all modem. 1 rooms,
reception ball, bath, i-f.,i lot, barn and
fruit; lls Wirt. roorat large reception
nail, hot water heat, died bath, oak
finish, garage, as-foot lot: 17th near
Lake, vacant corner, sDstia. room for 1
houses, good rental dUtrict. Look at
these and if interested call Webater 272.
Do not bother tenants.
Z NEW S-room cottages with oak pol
ished floors and th best ot furnaces.
House nicely decorated; finest of combi
nation chandeliers ; full cement base
ments; lots SOxlS feet each; cement walks
being laid now; numbers 2746 and 2. il
Haggles, one block north of Spauldlrg
streets. Price, each. Inquire of
owner. Phone Webater H&.
244C PRATT ST.. 7-ruo-n. all modern
fcooae, comer lot: large barn. Sea Vogul.
4rl a.arbaca block.
OMAHA. FRIDAY, AFRIL
S I I SAlC ITS CoNHtCTtD U.11HL I Ar4D FlHO HOT TM6 SLICMIIST THACC
RKAJi ESTATE
PHOPKHTV ( t.K
$4,350
SIX-ROOM NEW MODERN HOUSE.
KOCNTZE PLACE.
Oak finish, nicely decorated, lot 50xU4
ft., paving paid. Fmal! payments.
V. H. GATES,
Mi Omaha National Hank Bldg.
I'hone Douglas ISM
BEM1S PARK i
Sevr.-room home offered thla week
niur C4tli and th&rle Sta.: all modem;
j i-araKe, large lot. WiL?. Trice, H
! BUMIS-CARLBEKU CO.,
5!-3i; Rrandels Theater. Phone I). M.V
5-KOOM BUNGALOW
In Beautiful Norwood
OPPOSITE MirXER PARK.
A well built, &-room buntalow, al) on
one floor (finished test October); living
room, dining room and hall finished tn
oak, bedrooms finished In white ensmel,
with oak floors; sun room and Bleeping
room; Urge attic, where two or three
rooms could be finished if desired; full
Kitter and laundry sink; beat of fur
nitres, coal bins, etc House la thoroughly
modern, roust, send finish walls, taxtlly
decorated, beautiful and artistic Hshttng
fixtures, dinins room Is panelled and
haw window seat and plate rail. Yard is
sodded and the walks tn. fwo larao
lots, each 44x165, Klvlnr foot fronts;.
Well built chicken house, 11x14. with
large yard on rear of one lot- This place
makes an Ideal suburban home, with
all the advantages of the city. Only S3
minutes' tide to Farnam 8t Am going
to leave city, will aell with either on
or both tots, Must have half cash, bal
ance to suit.
531 N. MTH ST.
Got to Sell
Want an Offer
SEMIS PARK, I good rooms, fully
modern, hot water heat, comer lot 63x140.
Owner wants 14. WO. We want an offar.
Terms reasonable.
Glover Realty Syndicate,
lllt-a City National,
Doug, awa.
A SNAP BY OWNER One S-room, all
modein houHe, ready to move Into, lit
mock from Leavenworth car. tZ.'M. SSUi
rash, pi per month.
one 4-room uouse, u.tno; lion cash, in
oer month.
one ai' moaem s-room nnuse in Henson,
cm: imi casn, lata per inonm. tsi,
II. 12M.
Very Desirable
n.iSO Seven-room strictly modern
house, nice lawn. ' good neighborhood,
close to cars, churches and schools.
GALLAGHER t NELSON,
411 Brandels Bldg. Omaha. Neb.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
New 7-room. all modern hums; oak
finish; hardwood flours throughout; east
front; large lot, GOxUS ft.; cement walks;
handy to car. price. tl.iUO. Terms easy.
For full Information calt owner. Pbone
Harney 2324.
North Side Cottage
Owner Is anxloua to sell and will make
reasonable proposition on this S-room and
bath borne; front room 12x14, dining room
11x15, with bay window; large kitchen,
with pantry; two bed rooms, with closet
space; attic floored and makes good stor
age; house has gas In each room; the
woodwork Is in good condition; lot Is 4ex
lia, with good shade trees. See UEOKUK
H. WRIGHT, 2U7 NO. UTH, three doors
north of Madison Ave., or poops Web.
North Side Home
SOU N. 13d St. This is a s-room. -story
boms, only one block to Hth St.
car line, near Brown St. Very attractive
and home-like place, with fine ahade
and fruit trees and large screened porch.
You must see this to appreciate It. Will
show you through at any time. Price,
K.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Agents.
SK-ll City National Bank Bldg.
Phones Douglas 7&S, Independent A-lTSa.
TO BUY, bt-LL OR RENT, FIRST BHi
JOHN W. KOUUl.Sa. 1MU rAKNAM ai'.
Benson Vacant Lot
Owner needs the money, and will con
sider any reasonable oiir on this aoutn
tront lot on Lucss t. between Clark and
Buraham; It is SOiU; not tar from car
aiMi schools, can you beat it? Audre
L i-N Uee. or phons Web. BwtX
BARGAIN Must be sold; S-room cot
tage, lot XxlAI; 2712 Lax street. Il.jw.
mi to UOIr cash, balance easy terms.
THO. W. UAitE.V Kl McCagua Bldg..
Douglas 1200.
REAL ESTATE
FARM ft SiA.Ntll IAD yog tI.B
HERE ARE SOME OPPORTUNITIES
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO .MISS
40-acre farm. -A acre tn alfalfa and
timothy hay which yields tons per acre.
Giod house and barns; 10 bead burses,
all form implements and household guoo
go with this farm. Prlee !.. Tnis
farm alii double your money within on
year. This farm soid Si4,uM worth ot
stock off of It last fall.
40O-acre farm one mil from town; 240
acres under cultivation. 75 ar-rs in al
falfa, good buildings, and farm imple
ments fur i h.vm. 'inn i.rra now bss HM
head f horses and Iw head ot catue on
it. Don't overlook this snap.
Don't wait. Come sow and look at this
land where you nave no ciop fai ures and
a fine rilmate in southern Idaho under
the Wood River project, where you can
raise wheat, oats, barley, potatoes, al
falfa hay, timothy hay. fruit and sugar
beeta at enormous yields. You can buy
oa very easy terms. Come now and get
in on this year's crop. A line climate.
no bard winters. Adores
THE IDAHO COMMERCIAL CO..
Richfield Idaho. For further particulars.
We have a bug list of land that will
suit ail buyers is atxe of farms and
terms.
FARM tfrarcsJna near Omaha. Possesion.
Orta & Merrm, IZif Cl hn. B. Bkia,,
12, 1912.
Copyright. tl?. Katlon
.News A?ocUkUon.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A RANCH Hm KOR 9ALR
Urlttsfct Columbia.
IAND as rich and productive as the
best and located from one to three miles
from the towns along the Grand Trunk
railway between the towns of Fort Ooorge
aud Jr'rlnce Ku,Krt can be bought on ay
terme. Have a few choice tracts of M9
to frttf acres Joining Morrtttowii, which
will double In price very shortly. Alu
ten-acre fruit farms near liaselton and
Prince Rupert. Write or rail for booklet
describing this wonderful country.
H. WtVliU
District ttalet Agent. x I
671 Pax ton Hlng Omaha, Neb
THE easiest way to find a buyer tot
your farm la to Insert a small want ad
In the Dea Moines Capital. Largest cir
culation in tne Mate or lows. Mow daily
i'iic Capital la read by and believed la
uy the stsndpatters ot luwa, wbo almpi
lefus to penult any other paper In tlisn
iiumea. Hates, 1 cent a word a day; II. A
per Una per month; count six ordinary
words to ma line. A duress Dea Moiavss
Capital, Des Motnes, la.
klUMIS.
BARGAIN.
140-acra farm adjoining ft good railroad
town, WO miles Irom Minneapolis; t
bouses, one large bam and other build
lugs; buildings originally cost s.oj, i
acres under cultivatiun. baianoa timber
and meadow land; nu waste uual. Price
Ua par sore, SZ.M) cash, balance saay, .
iKUiWAB BHUIa,
111 Guarably Loan Uuliuwa. Mlaoeapa
lia Mina.
RKAL KSTATK I A) AMI
OMAHA property ami Nsoraaka laaua
OKEEfK KkAL kUiAlai CCA,
1H New Omaha Nst'l Bank Uuiiaing,
ii , I , V .a iumji au LiusinaikS or rasi
Ituce properties, SLUM to W. U.
l tiUMAB, Mm rirst nau w. w"s-
WANTfcIClty luauis and warraata,
W r arnaui bnu-b ft Co.. lias raraaas aX
Siw to siv,iju inaua promptly, s. 4A
Vtead. Wsad Blug., ith and sarpaas.
Uoiaha Nat'l Ban
LuANd-saruis and city pro party.
at. Dumont at son. imm ear nam bi.
Ret. C1TK LOANS. Bsrola-Carlberg C,
U'W-U brandeis 'theater Uiag.
w A.N 4 su A-ily luwus .s'stats 'trust V.O,
kkAL UTATfe Ult RliSJ.
' su,vm aHtaas,
TWO farms for rent These faru are
good Ullauie land, wail improved. soniaa
lag 14V acres and lav aoraa. J. T. Cotuaa,
Council luuUa, U. pooaw eiiaoa ill.
frXIlt bALhi Oil KiCHANLK
1 bauUie tiauea ir(mr 41 yuu siaal
results call Liean. ui Ua tf.og. O. ls
"LAND FOR AUTOMO-
Bn.
tr tA -lBnrf cleer in Rock
ouunty, Nebraska, that I will trd for
1911 machine, frelcr Hupmoblle. 11.,
car Omaha. Bee. Council Bluffs.
lY l I'tf ki.llfnl knm. w.ll liU.Ml.il Bll
, 1 . U wwu.l.u. w.. .. . . -
.. n I ... mini ir.il. niv enilil V for
acreage north of Benson. Address N it
care Use.
WANTED lu REXT
W ANTED- In vl Famam, Dundee or
Hanscom Park district, by gentieman, a
larae. airy. cool, southeast, furnished.
modern room lu strictly private lamiiy.
7,17. Bea. .
1 , r T-lillllil'.-. LJI V Maru.n.ihl .nil rle-
sliable tenants small furnished house
keeping apartment with two bedrooms
In good residential location; will pay well
lor tha light place. L-iw, care nee.
WAKTEtl TO BUT
Household gds, clothes ft shocs.D71 BlaJ
CASH FOR SILVER & ffST
ln-suil guoas. b-wssr. km Csnur. O. tsss.
WA.VrHTJ BITUATIOXS
WASHING sou .roiling none. T.. H. Stat.
rirsl-clsss. practical nurss. H 64Hu. A-2s7 i
Day wors, 20c an hour. Harney SaA
BllivirJLE washing. cents a dosen,
rough dry. cents a dox. Webster US!
Curtains .sundered. iOc up. Guar. W baa.
Tamlly and bunnle laiuiury. guar. W. 6(03.
COIiORED woman wants swetnlnk.
dusting or Ironing. Webster 494.
COLORED lady wants to do laundry,
awseping or ironing work, pnone Doug.
SSKS.
I'lRI'l'KTril nulrin, M HUM-licit V.
Wl.l-UL Wanlbl ku n,nru.l.n
man. Good references. Phone Webster
4M.
A COMPETENT colored msn wants
Janitor work or working In store or de
livery. Good reference. Cs!i Webster 4731.
BI TCHER Eperienred In sausage
making, referenr-s; will start right; age
2t. Artdress H-75J. care Mee.
A YOlMi married woman EnglUh)
deHlrea poallion as Housekeeper to gentle
man in good nome. no oojecuon 10 care
of children- VJ He.
(.'O.jORJT. ! sir! deelrvs da y work
sweeping or wanning. Webster 31-T.
mjBKR young man winhea position cn
farm, o 7M. urns he Bee.
NKAT colored girl, guod referenov.
liarney W4.
SITUATION on stock farm or ranch,
by young man 1 years old and expert
encvd In suk-jK raising. Willing to do
any kind of work. Can keep farm books
and records. bt of references. Ad
dress. O. W. 41 ith Ave.. Council
Bluffs. la
V 1. VTk'li l'.M.Hin a at fi.itit hv Vinrh-
man: can speak six languages; ex peri
-reI; good referencf. Adurt-as K 76&,
He
YOUNG lady wants position in doc
tors office. Tel. Web. references
furrMied.
WIIjuW With small child would like
position aa housekeeper In small -family,
ir: South Thirteenth street.
HOI "riKK FKPlNli for w,dowr s family
in cttjr. i:hild 4 years. tS0 Uotige street.
COLAjRKD I-AlY wants position as
houH tfam-r or olher buuswurk. Call
OMAHA. THE GRAIN MARKET
WEEKS GRAIN CO, grain m rhaaia
Caaalgaueria solicited, ta Braadsla
Drawn for The Bee
.OUSTED ONUC ON IMC
6 GRAFTO (ClKfl)POSt OF stum
THt PWWT TO fOU. WMSO, 5TAW eACtC
FOR HOME. "
UVB STOCK MARKET OF WBST
Ship your stock ta South Onata Sara
BUlsage and shrinkage. Your oonsiga.
tenu receive prompt and csjratul atls
tioa.
Llva Stack CosssslssUa atarehaats,
Byers Bros ft Co. Btrong and rssponsisia
WOQD BROS.. 2M-1S Kxehang Bldg.
Oraat West. Com. Co.. Omaha ft Deaver.
W. H. SMITH ft SON lust hand I, abess,
Cla y, Robinson s Co.. ma Kscliaage BldgT
"iDlsrilst, Cq Better resulla. Skif to ua.
" CLlrroN Com Co.. ta Bashaama Blaft
Cox ft Jones Com. Ca., bunch of hustl,ra
L. E ROBERTS ft CU. at Kacft. Blag.
"Farmers U . Com. Co.. as) Kxch. Blag.'
""Martin Bros, ft Co.. 104-4 Kaah. Bldg,
"TAOO 11HOS handle tattle, haga, abeesv
Deposit procaedsl at sblpmaata la Stock
Tarda Nat l Hank. Only bask, al yard
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR SEWER. CENTRAL
Division. Chief Otiartermaater'a Office.
Chleagu. III.. March 11. lU.-4lealed
proposals. In triplicate, will he received
by the Quartermaster, Fort Omaha. Neb.,
until II a. m.. central time, April 18, Itll,
and then opened, for furnishing all labor
and malarial required In the construction
of a reinforced concrete sewer and accom
panying work at that post. Full In
formation, blank farms of proposals, plsns
and spertrtcatlona will be furnished on
application lo that officer. Deposit of 16
required for plans, whk h will be refunded
when plana ara returned. Plans and
specifications may be seen at thla office.
Col. Jno, L, Clem, Chief Quartermaster.
M. II-Is-a -22. A. U-U
OCKAN HTKAM8HITS
NEXT SAILINGS
S. S. Bluecher, . April 16
S. S. Cincinnati, . April 20
S,S. Pres. Lincoln, Apr, 25
HAMBURG AMEnlCiN
targ est Co.
OT11B 4O0
, 1 .
tha w,.
1. 110.000
gaura
luecher ....Anrll U A. M
Clactnnatl ...April go, II A. M.
JTras. loaeoln, April 16, IIP. M.
Xalaer. Aug. Tie-, A pr. 10. 1A.M.
CKUhES
(Tke Hsstserg-AsMficss Use rff.
tttd oetwa Cnntlas M sie ea.
two ideaTceoises
aroind tee world
mivawb iiomioii
AM 9 sua TSUYS.
Oytloaal I 14 BAYS H tATAW
k'oara I IT BAY Uf UlOIft
ot. It, Ilia I res. 17, ui.
vnua N.w Vent Jrreai Ssa fr SMa
fi. ViaORlALUSE
boars a Moot; mlwajr. ko'tl' "
stvore vicurMoi, carriafBi.
uii4M, fttn. etr.
SUMJtEK CRUISi
To ue XiAsTB Or TRR KUJ.
sIlOsiT RUM. bight OeluTtatrul
crutsea ourlng Jaae, faiy and
august from Ramaorg tw Ses
way, Rortb Cae tttewgaa,
tcin""! etCa iuialloi. it. w 4
its ft.
tost $62.50 and op
tiB4M etrviM, tares wimaiaklp
VH TURI A LU III," "KhoN PKiM-
isa&it (.eciutt bM --MbrrBOK. -
tVrlU tor eooklat t ur anMss.
HAMB8E6-AMER1CA1
Taft Heavy Winner
in All St. Louis in
Presidential Vote
FT. IiOL'l!3. April ll.-Early returns of
the St. Louis city primaries Indicate that
President Taft carried SL Louts by a large
majority and wilt win the delegations
from all but one of the twenty-eight
wards.
Tha Roosevelt forces won but one ot
tha seven wards they contested wltb the
president. -
The most overwhelming Taft Yietery
occurred In the Seventeenth ward, wttere
Hiram Lloyd, local manager of the
Ruosevelt delegation, saw hla principal
go down to defeat under majority ot
in.
Charles Nagel. secretary ot Commerce
and Labor and a Taft leader, was oa the
ground all dy marshaling the Taft
mm BbV
Atlantic
Service
LONDON
a PARIS 1
f HAMBURG 1
It
wa &nra m
190 W. Banaolpk trk M
L. Caiosgo, or loaal srl M
onruk nil. m
by Gus Mager
MAP MU SOFforflTTil
ILLINOIS VOTE NOT TYPICAL
Local lime, Seiied Upon by Poli
ticians to Affect Beinlt .
LITTLE EFFECT UPON CAXFAI6H
Oatlewk Still le thai President Tart
Will Have ta Kelsjaerao4 mt
Slafct Headrest Delegates ,
la Caaweatlea.
(From a Staff CamsptmflenU .n
WASHINGTON, D. AprU 1L -4 pa- , ,
elal Telegram -From whatew angle,.,
tbe result In Illinois la viewed, repraaen
tatlvea la congress and by that la meant. ,
senators aa wall aa representatives, ao
not regard the vote Tuesday la IlUaog.-.v
aa Indicative of republican sentiment at -
large. '
Eveft the frlantU ef Rooasv.lt da not ,
believe that tbe vote cast Is eipreatrra
of aa honest conviction because of tke
unuaual local eondltlong which prevailed.
Titer took advantage ot the conditions
existing and played them for all they
were worth, Tbe president suffered In
consequence but the result la by no '
means startling.
The Sunday Bee told the lory aa , -viewed
dispassionately from Tart heed-'"'
quarters In thla city. While Mr. McKln.,"'
ley waa hopeful he expected nothing from t,
hla atale In view ot local coadltleag aad '
the result hut Justifies Tha Bee's tore
cast. The demoeratlo phase ot It was differ- a
nt. It wag a stralghlaway fight between
Champ Clark and Wilson without tbe. -;
harassing and puxxllng factional en.' r
tanglemcati which hampered tha re-.,
publicans aad the Taft victory la re
garded aa clean cut and emphatlo and
bound to affect favorably hla candidacy
In other stales. A bitter gabsrnatorlal ..."
tight, a senatorial con teat, factional fric
tion tn scores of towns and counties com- "."
plicated the republican situation, and aa -Mlaorlty
Leader Mann remarked, "wised
out pony lines" In many Instances. Lorl- ' '
mer'e anpoaularity too, was adroitly
shifted by Roosevelt ao aa to overshadow
Taft and ta thought to bare had thai
effect. (
No unbiased polllkiana, however, were '
heard today lo express the belief that
the Illinois outcome will have any effect ,"
on the result of the republican praeldsa- '
tial campaign. Tha outlook still la. that
Mr. Taft will have In the neighborhood "'
ot KM delecalea In tho convention. He
has now ill delsgatea which hi within
224 votes of the number required to noml-
note. Allowing the third term candidate .
he entire rota of Illinois, which the Taft '
people are not yet willing to concede.
"T. H." has 101 votes aad he will have
to go soms to get even within hailing
distance of votes enough ta force a com
promise, for Roosevelt doe not expect
lo be nominated. Ha la working to throw
the books Into Taft, tha man "who waa
the moat eonsptcloua figure m American
achievement" In 1908.
A telegram received from Dog Motnes.
today at Taft headquarters says Taft'g
majority in slats convention will be from
seventy-five to ninety." The division of '
Jackson county today gives a total ot 7tt '
delegates pledged to Taft; necessary to
control, 741." ,
Saints Vote Money
For Mission House
INDEPENDENCE, Mo., April 11.
(Sneolal Telegram.J-The early prayer
meettng at the conference of the Re
organised Church et Latter Day Saints
waa followed today by preaching services
at which Arthur B. Phillips et Beaton
waa tbe speaker.
Tho annual reports to tha conference
from the Sunday school and reltglo esse- ,
datlotis were read. They show healthy
conditio In these departments for tha'' "
Instruction of children of the church.
Tbe presidency reported that WUItanv
L. Anderson ot Philadelphia haa been f ,
ordained to the office of seventy, ac-
cording to tnatructlana received from
the body last Monday. By motion aad v
vote the presiding bishopric waa au-
thorised to provide the necuaary money :'
to supplement the apfnvpriattoae mad -by
the Sunday school aad rellgto asso
ciation for tbe purpose ot building a
Chineee mission house In the city of '
Honolulu. Tha formsr association appro
priated test for that purpose and tha re
Uglo gave SjOx.
William Sparling ot Dakota, Hyren O. '
Smith ot Independence and Ell Hayer "
ot Lament were recommended tor ordi
nation to toe office ot high priests, aad
the recommendation waa approved by a
vote of the bogy,' -
Tha question aa to how far a church "
member fo'ind guilty ot adultry should '
be forgiven was discussed at great '.
length. The law of the church aa con- -laioed
la tha book ot doctrines and cove- . .
nanta aaya that such a transgressor
should be forgiven for the first offense,
providing he shall repent and forsake
his sin, but shouldT he again be found ; -guilty
of the game offense he should not '.
be forgiven, but be cut oft from the
church. ' . :
A resolution from tbe quorum ef ttM -
twelve favored the strict adherence la-;
this law, with the further sup that ',
such transgressor after baring beca
cut off shall not be permitted to re-enter i
the church under any circumstances.
The resolution waa adopted by a vote .
of M for and 111 against. The by vote
the matter was reconsidered, and ewleg ..
to the late hour gave way for adjoura
ment until tomorrow afternoon. .
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