THE OMAITA. DAILT JBEEt 8U35DAY, -NOVEMBER 1(J, 1902.
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FOR i ALE BE At, ESTATE.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
On 35th Ave., north of Farnem, nice 7
room modern house, good as new, full lot,
roomi Urns; we want you to see this.
Price. $4.?ju.
On Pacific, near Slut. a fine home of 8
rooms, oak Interior, well built and In first
class condition, paving all paid, excellent
location. Price, only $4.i).
On 31at, near Pacific, a, bargain In two
bouses, one of s rooms; one of 6 room,
both In good repair; two bsrns. ground
iV'r""! 'It r 8'ng 10 b
sold. Price. I6..0.
On 2th Ave., south of Poppleton, 8-room
house, modern except f'irnaee, lot 60x126,
paving all paid. Price. $2,700.
On 26th Ave., near lewey, modern, 9-room
house. This Is a fine location and easy
walking distance from business. Trice,
U.5.
On 27th. south of Hickory, B-room cottage
and two full lots. Price, $2.6"".
On list, near raclflc, cottage of I roomi,
good repair. Price, $2,200.
At 1227 Spruce St., house of rooms, full
' lot. This property can be bought at a
bargain. Make us an offer if It Interests
you.
Fine vaeant lot fronting on Farnam St.,
near xf.th. Price. 84.500.
-Desirable lot running from 22d to 21at, near
Howard St. Price, 12,600.
Another fronting on 2th Ave near Dewey,
uvlnr all nald. 'Price. $2,500.
East front lot on 17th, near Manderson, at
a bargain, price, $w.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
1320 Farnam St.
RE-fra 16
LOTS IN WHOLESALE DISTRICT.
$12,60044x132 feet 8. W. cor. 12th and Hr
a,6iift xl32 feet on Jackson between 11th
and Utn streets. Mental, per year.
HOUSES FOR BALE.
-$t,nO d-rnom houne, barn, fine lot, 4112 Nlch
olas St.; $900 cash, balance monthly.
11 oma-mnm hnuso 26t2 St. Mary's Ave.
$1.600 Practically new cottage, $14 N. 26th
filTtMPWrvVFrn TrvTH AND ACREAGE-.
Il.gno i feet on 22d, 3 block north High
school. .....
urA-Tnriur lot on 90th north of Vinton St.
$460 Large lot on Elm between th and
gffiO Full lot on S9th near Chicago St
$700 East front on 40th near Nicholas.
Hnectal tnves on all above list paid In full. I
$H.0"0 For 2 acres on Military road near I
GEORGE & COMPANY, 1001 FARNAM ST.
BE A WOOD BARON
Anrt a Pflttl Kinff alone the Streams
(never dry) of our Frontier Co., Kancn
There Is a fine growth of timber, this
With the HaV. Alfalfa and Pasture
Willi mc nay, rtiioua ii
land makes a combination you will
not see duplicated at our price.
Write for plat and particulars.
POTTER FORGAN & HASKELL,
420 N. Y. LIFE, OMAHA.
RE 280-16
ALFALFA FARM
FOR BALE AT A BARGAIN,
If Sold This Mo.
'Farm of 280 acres, 100 acres in alfalfa, 100
crea In naature. 80 acres farm land.
mostlv In Wood River bottom, Buffalo
countv, Neb A 9-room brick house, barn
lor M head of horses, all buildings In
good repair, 1V4 miles to town; well, wind
mill, orchard, etc. All goea for $5.5u0 If
old this month, can on or address,
D. T. PHILLIPS, Kearney, Neb.
RE
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Main Floor, New York Life Bldg.,
tn nff.. follows:
On Hawthorne Ave., 1 block from car line.
In BEMIS PARK, a 7-room, all modern
house, lot 44x168, with nice shade tree.
Thla house wa built by the owner for his
home two years ago. Price, $3,260.
Near 20th, on Arbor, a neat 6-room cottage,
i.k i . - . tv4A n inn
On Sst. near Manderson. ' a neat 4-room The Income from the building, ac
cottaite. with city water and gaa, lot 6ux cording to 8-year lease made on
140. Price. $1,060.
We have a large list of resident proper
ties and vacant lota, if you are Interested
in purchasing, come and see us and we
will be glad to show you wound.
REJ 40 If
FOR BARGAINS In real estate see W
C.
CHIBSELU Wis Jones Jr"0,ly'k..
RE M364 D1K
a.nrnvr cottage in south Dart of the city.
All modern, but furnace; nice lawn and
haria trees: convenient to two car lines.
$1,600.00. The Byron Reed Co., 213 So, 14th
iz innrfl u. anlla aouth of Ttuser's rtark!
Bne. level land, belongs to a nonresident
ud will be sold this week at the highest
offer. The Byron Reed Co., so. inn oi.
120 ACRES 1 miles southwest of Calhoun,
6-room house and new barn, 100 acres
under cultivation, 20 acres In heavy tlm
bar and naature timber suitable for saw
ing Into lumber), too young fruit treea, 30
bearing fruit trees. Pries, $46.00 an acre.
126 acres 1 miles south of Arlington, 4-room
house, small barn, 80 acres under culti
vation, 40 acres meadow (can all be cul
tivated), fine, level lana; near scnooi
Trlct. ITi&.OO an acre:
M a mIU. nrtK m A a a at et ValleV.
all under cultivation small house, barn
ana cno, r 1 h b, ai.ow.w.
M acres 4 mllea northwest ot Gretna; no
buildings, rolling land, trice, an acre
THK BYRON REED CO.. 213 So. 14th St.
. RE 286 16
ACREAGE. ETC.
10, 40 or 80 acres, unimproved land, about 8
miles west of Omaha P. O.. at $110 per
acre.
IM feet east front, 160 feet deep. West Far
nam district, cnoice ana eigniiy, n.ouu.
JOHN N. FRENZER. OPPOSITE P. O.
RE 385 16
VERY FINE 340-acr farm near Blair, one
' of the very best bottom farms In eastern
Nebraska, fine improvements, at a very
low price for a short time only. Rlcker
Chambers. Blair, Neb. RE 416 16
Tukey & Son
DOWN TOWNHOUSES CHEAP
t ta aonradad hv all real estate men In
Omaha that the prices w are asking for
thnaa Mlchlaan avenue houses are ex-
ceedlngly low. Wa have sold S3o6 Michigan
avenus and now offer wit. which will be
vacant In a few days, for only u.jw, on I
easy terms. 2310 at same price. 2312. at
the northeast corner of 24th and Michigan
avenue, with eighty or ninety feet on itth
street, for only $1,460. All these housea
itave six rooms and city water and sewer
In yards. See us early In the week It you
' want on of these properties..
A. P. TUKEY & SON,
Hoard of Trade Building.
RE (18 16
WELL built 8-r. house, on Una lot and
beautiful location. Inquire 14U Vinton.
RE 223 N24
HOUSES and lota in all parts of city; also
acra nrovertv ana isrm tanas. in u. r.
Davla Co.. Room 66X Bee Bldg. RE 610
WILLIAMSON
CHARLES E., 120$
Farnam street.
RE-609
WILLIAM C PHTBSKLL no longer repre
sents In any capacity the Oeorge P. Bemls
Real Estate Co. Ueorg r. uemis, r-rs.
FOR SALE.
s wwk aa xjrt Mn- i.flwn tRK
6 700 N. W. cornri Mth and Jackson. 66x132.
I C ) ad ft V. fr.,nt ,.n l.iar. u I, nrl
flOtO N.. W. Cor. Lowe ave. and Burt ; 47x146
1 boo u rt., west front, on 14th, near Ourcaa.
I $76 N. E. corner 16th and Decatur.
0 t)0 ft. N.. front on Blundo. bet. SS ft 86.
8 $30-N. B. Cor. Franklin and $2d. ; 42H by 127
6006 ft, K. front on sin, near Bancroft.
OMAHA REALTY CO. 1301 DOUGLAS.
RE M547 S
KEIaSEY'S wall paper, 17th and Douglas.
rnone it. Kt-,i
GREAT BARlJAIN
8-ROOM HOUSE near 17th end Charles t.
at a great bargain; make ua an offer.
Bemls, faaton blook. RE MaM
BEE PAYNE. POSTWICK A CO. for choice
bargains. U1 IN. T. Life Bldg. Tel. 1014.
RE-
RANCH and farm lands for ssle by the
I nton Paclno Railroad company. B. A.
McAUester, land commissioner, Union Pa
clno Headquarters. Omaha, lseb.
RE 66
FOR SALE, a finely Improved 440-acre farm
la eaalrrn Case county. $n per acre. R.
B, Windham. Agent. Platiamouth. Neb.
FOR SALE BE At, ESTATE.
D. V. SHOLES COMPANY.
310 N. T. Life Bldg. Tel. 829 and F-2726.
BARGAINS.
f-39 rharlea, well built, double house.
rents $10 per month. $750.
871719 Castellar, 72xlt feet, 5 rooma. $1,000.
1"3 lull B. Jiat. room, half-block Han-
com bark car. cheaD. 11.260.
647 2h) Harney, 6i'xlii feet, 7 rooma. mod
ern, well built, with large barn, bargain,
la
fNear Hanaoom park, esst front, 7
rooma strictly modern, oak ntiian, par
quet flooia choice. U.2tV
66 Oeorgla ave., eaat front, in rooms.
strictly modern, hardwood nnin and
floors. Very choice and a bi bargain.
M.2o0.
631 North part of city, fine 8-rnnm hoti'e.
brick, hot water heat, stationary wsh
bowla In bed rooms, six mantels, laundry,
swer. water, gas. bath, good barn, full
lot, fine trees, half block car. Want an
offer this week. Ulssest bargain offered.
704 WEST FARNAM. 10 large rooms, fine
closets, well srranged, oak flntnh, oiled
polished floors, two mantels, three pair
oak sliding doors, strictly modern, good
barn, stone sidewalk and driveway, etc.
Decided bargain. $H,000.
VACANT.
6o0-60xl24 feet on 16th near Lothrop. SNAP.
$1,000 60x154 feet, corner 33dand Hamilton,
on car line. SNAP.
$1,5,10 0x124 feet, lies beautiful, 36th and
Howard. BARGAIN,
ll.tdo 50x120 feet. 31st and Cass. Choice.
$2.5no 60x133 feel, near 2th and Farnam.
Cheao.
$3,0i sxlo3 feet, close In, lies fine, big snap.
FARMS.
BAUNDER8 COUNTY-320 acres very fine
land, 14 mllea from W ahoo, overlooking
the cltv, about two-thirds fine bottom
land, splended soil. Worth investigating.
Price $t6 per acre.
SARPY COUNTY 160 acres very highly im
proved, smooth, level bottom land, line
soli, $oo per acre.
BEMIS' BARGAINS.
t or 10-room house, only few blocks from
postomce; make a CASH oner and you
win get It. lr tnere Is a real bargain in
these columns today this Is surely the
Brick block nesrlv new. 2-atorv. near IT. P.
and B. ft M depots; also brick stable. 24X
30 feet, together with a cottage. A SURE
BARGAIN If you make offer at once.
80O-ACRE FARM, within few miles of
Omaha; only $30 per acre, and will take a
t-room cottage in umana as pari pay
ment. Look Into this.
640-ACRE RANCH near Alliance, Neb.
Onlv $2,700.
25 - acre truck farm near Florence, $2,000.
$ acres near south omaha. omy $1,600.
I OTa AND homes for the people.
Street Railway company say they will
commence building from Ames ave. and
24th
it. to Florence at once, and it win
commence running In early spring, and
will run right by our $75 to $150 lots on
Fort St. and south of and overlooking
Miller nark on smn st.. and we win ami
continue to start a home for you by
your paying only $5 down and only $5 per
month.
Houses and lots In every part of city from
a few hundred dollars upward, ana on al
most any terms desired. Also vacant lots
all sixes, all localities and all prices.
Come in and look over our lists of bar
gains before buying. .
(Established In 1M)
Phona 685. Paxton Block.
RE 432 16
A 10 PER CENT NET INVESTMENT IN
THE BUSINESS CENTER.
Three-storv substantial brick building. Nos.
16ll-ll3-lBi Howard St., a gooa Dasemem
room i good storerooms, 6 flats In 2d
and 3d stories, monern ana in nrst-ciass
condition, containing altogether 38 rooms.
Building originally cost over $30,000 and
$5,000 has been spent within past 120 days
renewlna- Dlumblnr throughout and In
other permanent and substantial improve'
menta.
The owner of the building holds a less, on
the lot, wnicn is wxisj ieei in sise, wnicn
lease has 82 years to run from March L
1902.
the nrincinal nart with resDonslble
tenants, oer year Is , $4,060 00
Tr fixed carrying charges, includ
ing amount paid on leaaenoid.
taxes, insurance ana water rent.
per year, are l.soo oo
Leavlns- net Income par year.. ..$3,760 00
PRICE, $26,000.00 $10,000 In good Omaha or
South omana clear real estate or iarra
land will be accented In part payment.
balance, on terms to be arranged.
$70,000.00 for the two-story modern brick
nouses, rooms eacn, comer 101 oaxin ii..
4 blocks from postofnee; gross rental,
12 620 ner vear.
$33,000.00 for the 4-story and basement brick
block 1414-iim1 Harney bi.
GEORGE & COMPANY, 1601 FARNAM ST.
W. H. Gates, 617 N. Y. Life
- 'Phone 1294.
75 acres wooded land 2 miles north
of Florence, will divide at $50.00 per
acre.
5 Room Cottage, good barn, chick
en hOUSC paved Street
27th and Bristol, owner wants to
leave the city will sell cheap.
RE 84$ 16
HARRISON ft MORTON. FARMS.
DO YOU WANT TO
SELL A FARM?
If you want to sell a farm or ranch, tell
the farmers and stockralsers about It. The
best way to reach them Is through
THE TWENTIETH
CENTURY FARMER.
This agricultural weekly goes to 88.000
homes of farmers and stockralsers, so It
you have a good Dlaca of land to sell at a
reasonable price you ought to find a buyer
among tnem. me cost ot an aa is small
$ cents per word.
fHE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
I OMAHA WPH
RE-604
FOR SALE, well Improved farm of 800
acres, Cedar valley, Ureeley county, Ne
braska. For particulars address R. E.
Samson, Greeley, Nebraska. RE .
When You Write
to Advertisers
remember it uuiy iaao aa extra stroks or
two of ua pea la saeauoa las loci thai
you saw ia ad la Tba aieav
FOR RENT HOl'BEI.
TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage
Co.; omce, laUH arnam, or leis. locs-aoa.
O 46j
UAI 1CPQ in all parts of city, The O,
tawwMWM iavis to.
606 Bee Bldg,
l iol
9-ROOM modern, near High school, $27.60.
$-room house, 36lh and Charles, Jjj.oO.
lnu. Z54S Cap. Ave. Tel. 67$. Roblson.
i Mil
6EE PAYNE, BOSTWICK ft CO. for Cholca
housea ol-I IS. X. Lite Bldg. Tel. mi
D 161
MAOOARD Van ft Storage Co. Tel, 1496.
$620 BURT, t rooms, modern, nice lawn.
ri n! 19th. 9-room. modem. $20 00.
I 2230 N. l'n, -rom, modern, jo t.
W. FARNAM SMITH CO.,
im r arnam 01.
D 79
FOR RENT 24 ROOMS.
1(11 and 1613 Howard Sts. ; has lust been
put In nrst-ciass repair, including four
sew bath rooms; dealrable location for
small hotel. 11.V per muiun.
OEORUE ft CO., ltal FARNAM 6T.
I M73 18
FOR RENT Two nice 9-room houses; all
modern, except lurnace: nrst-ciasa n.
pair and good neighborhood; $18 and $.0
per month. Inquire C. M. Bachmann, 436
paxton Block. U MS71
HOUSES and flats. Rlngwalt. Barker block.
u too
HOC8ES.
O, O. Wallace, Brown Block.
lr-ua
FOB RENT HOUSES.
Henry B. Pavne. "tsnley P. Bostwlck.
PAYNE. BOSTWICK. CD.
rw 8. IHth, 3-H . city water. Only $.
3X2 Iavenworth, 3-R., in nice shape. $3.
in N. llth, 4-R., city water, closet and gas.
315 8 36th, 5-R., city water and gas; splen
did neighborhood. Only $15.
271 S. ?th, 6-R., city water. Only $6 60.
31 Plnkney, good 6-R. cottage, city water,
good yard and barn. $10.
$01 oak St., 6-R., cltv water, nice shape. $14.
811 8. 35th ave., coiy a-R.. modern cottage.
Reduced lo $18. (Park district )
HON. 37th city water Inside, good cellar,
barn. Reduced to $12.60.
$221 Poppleton ave., choice cottage home,
AM. MODERN. Reduced from .t to
2:'.60.
4012 Nicholas, choice S-R. modern house. $28.
3t31 Marcy, 8-R., ALL MODERN. $j.
2214 Miami, good 8-H. hoime, all modern ex
cept furnace. $.'2.60.
$81$ Charles. 8-R., ALL MODERN, In nlca
shape, good neighborhood. $26.
$012 Oak st., 8-R., city water, large barn.
nice shape. $19.
$31$ Hamilton, 8-R., ALU MODERN, new.
$25.
3312 Lincoln blvrt , 8-R., strictly all mod
ern new house In Hemls park.
10-R., ALL MODERN, will rent to two
families. Only.lix. Call for street No.
118 8. isth, 10-R., modern, one block from
postofTlce. newly papered. $36.
We are deslrlous of getting our list cut
down to' as small a number as possible
and will make special Inducement on
any of the above houses. See our list be
fore you move.
PAYNE. BOSTWICK CO.,
(leading Rental Agents!
'Phone 1016. 6V1-2-8 N. V. LIFE.
D 410 16
FOR RENT, one 9-room house, with gas.
water and sewer; Just been placed In
first-class repair; In good location. C. M.
Bachmann, 436-37 Paxton block. D 179
$281006 Park Ave., 8 rooma; modern, e
cent furnace.
$252705 Woolworth, 8 rooms, all modern;
nAm' ecnnomlcnl furnace
$144103 Nicholas St., 7 rooms, city water,
rurnace, staoie.
$151907 Plnkney, $ rooms, modern.
117.60 208 8. 4lst. 7 rooms, city water, gas
$1 3323 Manderson, 7 rooms, an modern,
f urnnca.
$262426 Capitol Ave., $ rooma, modern,
furnace.
$7 42M Hamilton St., 8 rooms, city water.
we nave otners. au ana gei usi.
R. C. PETERS & CO..
Ground Floor, Bee Building.
D 843
R. C. PETERS & CO
Ground Floor Bee Building.
A rery nloe 7-room house, modern, except
furnace, at 2608 Emmett. 60-foot lot, $1,400.
Choice 8-room house, 22d and Grant, full
lot. 12.000.
40 acres, within t miles of So. Omaha stock
ysrns, $100 per acre.
80 acres, 1 miles from Blair, Neb., first-
class improvements, $per acre.
80 acres, 6 mllea southwest ot So. Omaha,
$76 ner acre.
160 acres, 6 miles southwest of So. Omaha,
1,6 per acre.
120 acres, 7 mllea southwest of Falrbury,
Neb., good Improvements, $2,600.
160 acres. 4 mllea northwest of Lelah. Stan
ton county, one of the best farms In the
choicest part of Nebraska. $46 per acre.
226 acres In Washington county, 4-room
house, barn, crion, granenea ana cnicken
house, $20 per acre.
D-419 16
LOW rent to responsible tenant, fine 10-
room house, bath, mantles, grates, fur
nace, large porches, put In good repair
for $26.00; long lease to right party. 2320
N. 28th ave.
6-room all modern cottage. 3221 Poppleton
ave.. xjb.oo.
S-room cottage, 1206 Pacific, city water,
navel street. 112 00.
4-room cottage, 1621 N. 83d, on car line, $7.00.
Large, all modern house and barn, lisi a.
32d St., low rent ana long lease if desired
J. H. SHERWOOD,
837 N. ,Y. LIFE. 'PHONE 388.
DM394 17
218 BRISTOL Six-room cottage, new, mod
ern ana paperea: vacant uecemper l.
SIS Bristol Six-room cottage, new, modern
ana capered.
E. E. HUNTLEY, 615 Bee Bldg.
Telephone $061 or B-246L
D 178 16
2204 MAPLE STREET Eight rooms, $20.
U 126
FOR RENT, 7-room house, cheap. 610 N.
I6tn. boutn omaha. 1MZ76 i-
$28 -room modern house, 422 N. 39th St.
i 25 9-room modern house, 422 N. 89th St.
30 9-room modern house, 2248 N. 19th St.
15 9-room modern house, 2203 N. 20th St.
15 9-room modern house, 4019 Dodge St.
12 8-room modern house, 4621 Farnam St.
BRENNAN-LOVE CO., 3uv 8. 13TH ST.
D 1121113
SEVERAL dlslrable houses; special prices
lor winter, r. U. wead, UZ4 Douglas bt
v a is
TWT ...., - tn ,A Alt., Imllta
of South Omaha; small house, excellent
place lor feed yard. The omana rieaity
Company, 1301 Douglas St., upstairs.
D 239
FOR RENT, new brick hotel, Plalnvlew
Neb.; hotel haa forty-four (44) rooms,
with steam heat: will rent to good party,
who must furnish It himself. Write U. M.
- Krause, Plalnvlew, Neb. D-M342 1
EIGHT-ROOM. aas. bath, laundry, fur.
nace; not basement plan. $30. Keys 2tj01
Capitol ave., adjoining. H M241 is-
2S18 WOOLWORTH ave., 8 rooms, modern,
Jt: 712 in. zza, 7 rooms, brick, modern, ja
lo45 S. 26th. 6 rooms, modern, $15: others,
Rlngwalt Bros., Barker blk.. D M287 16
PARTIES leaving city will rent partly fur
nisnea nouse, I rooms, piano
horse and
buggy, $14.00; references.
6707 Florence
boulevard.
D 276
FOR RENT. Dec. 1. modern cottaae.
rooms. 297$ Dorcas St., price $17; nearly
new houre, 1 blocks from best car line
In city. Have t tons Arkansas- hard coal
and 3 tons of Canon City for sale cheap.
Also gas stove and 10 bunneis potatoes
cheap. Address O 11, Bee Office, or call
Wis Dorcas bt. D 443 16
T-ROOM, new, modern house, 2016 Elm St
low rental to desirable tenants.
7-room house, 4349 Harney St., In good re
pair, xii.
-room cottage, newly papered, 8009 De
B, Cat
T. H. FELL,' Merchants Nat Bank Bldg,
1 339 16
8-ROOM cottage, 824 Bancroft. D M338 19
FOR RENT, (-room cottage, $409 N. 29th
Bt., r.ear iaxe. u ssj 16"
6-ROOM cottage, newly painted and pa'
perea, eieciria ugni, gss, cuy water in
kitchen, good cistern; fine yard. 2u62 N
18th St. D 346 16
844 SO. 23D ST.. 4-room flat, $10.00. Wm. K.
Potter. Receiver, 8t Brown Block.
D-M351
FOR RENT, brand new modern 6-room
cottage, near school and two car lines
cheaD to right party.
6-room cottage, $10.00.
8-rooms, modern, IJO.OO.
SWEET ft HEADLEY. 813 N. Y. L.
D 3S2 16
$40912 N. 4oth, new and expensive 8-room
house, all modern, sort coal rurnace.
$341638 Park Ave., all modern, soft coal
rurnace. rooma
$281006 Park Ave.. 6 rooms, modern except
lumace.
$262703 Woolworth, 9 rooms, all modern,
new economical rurnace.
$252626 Capitol Ave., $ rooms, modern, fur
nace.
$18 Each t houses. Cor. 32d and Wright
bis., ail modern, son coal furnaces,
rooms each.
$17.60 2U8 8. 41st, T rooms, city wster. gas
$1533:3 Manderson, 7 rooms, all modern
furnace.
$1441t$ Nicholas St., T rooms, city water,
rurnace siaoie.
$7 i'M Hamilton St $ rooms, city water,
vv s nave otners. can ana get list
R. C. PETERS & CO.
Ground Floor, Bee Building.
D 812
701 N. 24TH ST., South Omihl, a nice five-
room ftottage. wtiuam K. Potter. R
celver, 3ut Brown Block. D 4174 16
$11006 rooms, 8. E. corner 19th and Pacific.
iav
!10.0
60
10 0
lit 00 rooma, 143s is. iytn bt. .
006 rooms, zut in. Z4tn st. A
On 6 rooms. 'U Llntlsey Ave.
00 Store room. 1433 8. liith Bt.
OEORGE ft CO MP AN I. ltioi FARNAM BT
D 423 16
FOR RENT, good, convenient 6-room cot
tage, near In; low rent for winter. In
quire sV7 N. lth st. D-M411 IS
M ANI'FACTl'RING.
P. MELCHOIR, 13th and Howard, ma
chinist 616
OMAHA Safs and Iron Wks. makes a spe
cialty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and
sale. O. Aadreau, Froa., lul Be. luth St.
617
nOIEf TO tOAS RE.lt E-TATF..
'i TER CENT on business property.
s per cent on resilience property.
Options to pHy whole or part eny time.
n. 1-1. MbiKLi., vi a. laiti m.
W 4f!9
MONEY to loan on Improved Crash real
estate. Brennan-lxive lo., m a. urn.
W 490
TO I P. C. money. Bemls,
Paxton Fik.
W 1
FARM and city loans, low rates. W. II.
Thomas, First -Nat. nana mug. j el. jih
W Vii
FIVE PER CENT loans.
Garvin Bros., 1WM
W 493
Farnam.
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas.
W 134
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith at Co., uju arnam street.
W 495
WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. H. c. retire to., l.t-2
Farnam St., Bee Bldg. W 4!J
WANTED, $6,000 loan on first-class real es
tate security. Inquire Ullxt & Ixiveren,
room 436-7 Paxton block. W M126
MONEY TO tOAS-CHATTELS.
MONEY
WHEN you find It necessary to borrow
five us a trial, alter wnicn we win, oy
air treatment, attempt to retain your
patronage. We loan from $10 up on fur
niture, pianos, live stock, etc. We also
make loans to
SALARIEU 1'KOPLK
without mortgage or endorser. We do
not deduct Interest in advance; we charge
nothing for making or tiling papers and
our service is quick and confidential. Wo
always try to pleaee our patrons.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 2295.
(Established liSi.) south letn at.
X titS
$$$$$$$$$$$t$ltlU$$$$$$$$$t$
DO YOTT NEED MONEY? $
MONEY TO U1AN I
ON
FURNITI'RE AND SALARIES,
tio tn xf0O loaned on FI'RNITL'RE
PIANOS. ETC.. and to salaried people $
at very lowest rates and for any length
of time, without publicity or removing 3
the property. Payments can be made $
to suit your convenience. $
Call and get our terms before going $
elsewhere. . $
RELIABLE CREDIT COMPANY, $
Room 308. Third Floor, Paxton Block. $
IIIIIIMUHUUIIHIUIIIlul
x $00
noirnnw MONEY
WHERE you can get It on FURNITURE,
COWS. ETC.; also on SALARIES.
WHERE you get It on short notice and
without publicity.
WHERE you pay for only the time money
Is In use.
WHERE you can return It on easy weekly
or mommy paymr ma.
WHriR vou aet the lowest rates.
WHERE can you do better?
FHUEN1A i ntuil .
638 Paxton Blk. 16th and Farnam Sts.
X-S08
LARGEST BUSINESS IN IOANS TO
HALAKIEK vt.urL.rj, mercnants. team
sters, boarding houses, etc. without se
curity; easiest terms; 40 offices in prin
cipal cities. Tolman, 440 Board of Trade
Bldg.
X 41
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
people; business connaenuai; lowest rates.
614 Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co.
. X 47
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. . tveea, ai n.ia.
X-403
MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock.
ieweiry, to saiariea people, r oiey uian
:o . Sue. to Duff Green, 8 Barker block.
X 603
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE Inside property renting
tor p4 per montn, 1 acorn, wasnir.gton,
for Improved Nebraska land. Address,
C. N. Ebert. Court House, Tacoma,
Washington. Z-H81 17
FOR EXCHANGE, my half Interest In
nrst-class dry goods, shoe and clothing
business In good town In Oklahoma, for
well located residence property In Omaha
either vacant or improved. Here Is a
snap for some one who wishes to step
into an estamisnea, paying business. Ad
dress O 16, Bee. -281 16
MEDICAL.
MEN Cure yourselves at home; absolutely
sure; circular free. Aiescalano Medicine
Co., Tama, la. M 937 15
LADIES' Chichester's English Pennyroyal
pins are the beat; safe; reliable. Take no
other. Send -.c, stamps, for particulars.
"Relief for Ladles" In letter by return
mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester
Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. Fa.
DR. W. HUTCHINSON, Specialist of
women and children; 30 years practice.
Office. 2205 Cuming. Residence telephone.
F-2790; office. B-2S36.
LADIES, use our harmless remedy for de.
layed or suppressed menstruation; it can
not fail; trial free. Paris Chemical Co.,
jaiiwaunce, t la.
LADIES Our harmless monthly regulator
positively relieves tne most obstinate
case. Box free. Reliable Chemical Co..
T ...... ifii 1 , . j
xvc v v. f AiiiwuuKce, la.
SISTERS IN DESPAIR I had a suppres
sion; inea many remeoies, rakes and
snares without relief. Write or remedy
wnicn gave me renei. ours. Amanda ureen
214 State 8t., Chicago.
VITA Cl'RA. the Secret of Woman's Han.
piness, neais, purines ana invigorates the
female system: the only natural and sure
monthly regulator; stood the test for 30
years. Price. $1.00. Trial box. 50 centa.
Morris Mfg. Co., Dept. 25, Kansas City,
MO. 306 16
LOST.
LOST, Friday afternoon, a gentleman's gold
cnain 100 witn lot net snd Initials O. 11.
Finder will be liberally rewarded by
Bringing 10 i- Bee mug. ist M254 17
LOST, a diamond stud. Return to Dr.
Wearne, Paxton Block, and receive re
ward. Lost 277 17
CHILD'S fur collarette, between Long
school sad 24th and Parker. Reward for
return ty 2426 Parker. , 13216'
LOST, red and white cow, large horns
strayed from 29('9 Walnut st. Reward If
returned to i walnut st.
Lost-M43o 17
LOST, great Dane dog, black. Reward to
any one giving information that will
lead to conviction of dog stealer. Tel.
' 1W8. Lott M443 18
LOST, strayed or stolen, two springer cows
One roan, other red and white; red one
branded "D" on right hip; return to John
Dttly, Albright, and receive reward.
Lost M421 17
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING,
GREGG S. H.. Touch T.' W.. Bus. Branches
Teleg. Cat. free. Om. Com. Col., 17 ft Doug
613
A. C. VAN SANT'S school.
717 N. Y. Life
a 13
BOYLES college, court reporter principal.
IN. 1 . ute. 5U
NEB. Business ft Shorthand College, Boyd
1 neater. f,15
OSTEOPATHY.
OID. E. ft ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths
Suite 616, in. x. laiie liiaij. Tel. 1661.
918
MRS. GRACE TISDALE DEEGAN, 63s Bee
Bldg.. Tel. 367
FARMS FOR RENT.
FARM FOR RENT. 263 seres, quarter of
mile from Luplatte. Neb.; two sets of
good buildings. Address Geo M. Reed,
Orangevllle, Idaho, or see E. E. Reed, or
t . J. nigrum, boutn umana, jseb.
7 17
GARBAGE.
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO.. clean
ctsspocls and vaults, removes garbage
and dead ai.imala at reduced prices. :l
H. lota. TlL 1x3. 918
PROPF.RTIK 1tOln.
W. FARNAM SMITH
& CO.
Manage Estates and Other Properties
Act as
RECEIVER, EXECUTOR,
GUARDIAN AND TRUSTEE
for
CORPORATIONS, FIRMS,
INDIVIDUALS
and fiscal agents of
CORPORATIONS
1320 Farnam St Tel. 104
FIAKOg.
82SO-THK WALTER PRICE PIANO.
Invisible values will not be found In this
piano. You will find In this Instrument
everything that Is claimed for it. You
will also And the styles are modern, up-to-date,
and contain all the valuable Im
provements known to the piano trade and
several distinct features that are peculiar
to this instrument alone.
Our guarantee Is a very simple one: The
piano Is warranted for five years, and
should It rrove defective In that time It
will be made good without expense to you.
This piano coats $2io no more, no less-
one price to all snd all styles one price.
Easy payments. As you play you can pay.
Copyrighted booklet free.
F. R. WALTER,
Harney Car. 3112 California Street.
2T 16
TR1XKS AND BAGGAGE,
TWIN CITY EXP.
'Phone 1717. 606 8. lth.
23
THE DEPOT on time. L M. E.
Tel. 71.
M Mi
CLOTH! G.
MEN'S clothing wanted. Address 4616 Capi
tol Ave. Mrs. lllnrle. 223 15
DETECTIVE AGENCY.
APT. THOS. OORMICK. nrlvate detec
tive, 617 Karbach block. Tel. A-2K32.
430 IN la-
a . rajsaaasssBSF
PRINTING.
WATERS PRINTING COMPANY.
Linotype Composition. 611 So. 13th.
. S2S
PATENTS.
11. J. COWGILL No fees unless success
ful, sis B. utn St., omaha, Tel. 1788.
246
BALE TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 16th.
i8
FLORISTS.
BULBS, cut flowers and plants. Hender
son, Tel. lbs, 16I arnam Bt., omaha.
-929
AUTOMOBILES.
ELEC. automobiles. Dertght, 1119 Farnam.
a
LAI N DRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. 8c: collars.
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1760 Leavenworth. Tel. A-1T63.
M
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of caroenter work and repairing
promptly attenced to. J. T. Ochiltree,
20th and Lake streets. J70
TYPEWRITERS.
WHY pay more? Lambert, $25; superior to
$100 machines, sent on approval, aionroe
ft Co., 811 N. letn Bt., umana.
TICKET BROKERS.
CUT RATE railroad tickets everywhere.
P. H. Philbln, 1606 Farnam. 'Phone 784.
eza
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
PRIVATE lessons In bookkeeping, etc.
G. R. Rathbun, Room 16, com l ruat. pang.
FIR DRESSING.
R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1424 8. 18th.
IM7
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat
ing; ail business confidential. 1301 Douglas.
Vail
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING.
THOS. DURKIN, electric
light wiring.
Tel. 2448.
3 Uj"
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED.
Julia Vaughn, 430 Raroge Bldg.
SIDEWALK BRICK.
OMAHA Hydraulic Press Brick Co., 21$
isew l orn L.ire. pnone iu. ta zi
TAILORING.
LADIES' JACKETS made, altered and re
modeled. Joe xousen, 1111 tanum Bt.
M30
STOVES REFLATED.
GOLD, silver and nickel plating.
Omaha
Plating Co.. Bee Bldg. Tel. t3t,.
931
BRASS FOUNDRY.
BRASS and aluminum casting, nickel slat
ing ana nnisning. specially Mig. o,, u
M. aiain Bt., council duns.
When You Write
to Advertisers
remember It only takes an extra strdke or
two of the pen to mention ue I act that
you saw tne aa 10 im at.
lAILWAY TIME CARD.
I'NION STATION 10TII AND MARCY.
Union Pacific.
Leave. Arrive
Overland Limited a 8:40 am a 7 JO pm
The Fast Mall a 8:50 am a $:2b pm
Caliiornie .express a : pm
Paclno Express su:w pm
Eastern Express a 4:35 pm
The Atlantic Express... a 7:30 am
The Colorado Special. ..a 7:10 am a $:40 am
Chicago Special a 1:40 am
Lincoln, Beatrice ana
HtrnmHburf Ex b 4:05 cm b!2:50 nm
Grana isiana ica
.b 8:30 Dm b 1:1! nm
( blcssu. Rock Island ft I'aclfle.
EAST.
Chicago Daylight L t d. .a 1:00 am a 6:49 am
r-hlciaa-n Daylight Local s 7:00 am a 8:36 nm
Chicago express uii.ioam a o uo pm
Ilea Moines Express. .. .a 4:30 pm bll:60 am
Chicago Fast Express.. .a 6:36 pm a 1:26 pm
W Lot.
Rocky Mountain L't'd.. a 6:60 am a 4:66 am
Lincoln, voio. o.biiib,
ikamar Pueblo and
West a 1:30 pm a 6:00 pm
Colo., Texas, Cal. and
Oklahoma Flyer a 6:20 pra al2:40 pm
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express. ....... .a 7:J0 am a 6:10 pm
Chicago, Minneapolis ac
St. Paul Limited a 7:50 pm a 1:0$ am
UlnneanollS am Bt. Paul
Express b 7:20 am blO:35 pm
Chicago Express 10:36 pm
Wabash.
ot iiuls "Cannon Ball"
Express a $:5o pm a 8:20 am
St. Louts Local, Coun
cil Bluffs a :15 am sl0;30 pm
Mlssonrt Paclfle.
Bt. Louis Express. al0:00 am a 6 25 pm
i C. St. L. x tdOM pm a 6.14 am
RAILWAY TIMK CAItl-Cttae4.
Chicago ft Wort hrreatera.
"The Northwestern Line."
Fast Chicago.
..a 3 40 am a 7 A) am
Mail
....a 7:60 pm a 6 am
....a $ 1 am a l:S) pm
lxcal Floux City.
Daylight St. Paul.
Daylight Chicago.
IOcal Chicago
I.ocal Carroll
....a 7 am
....a $ 00 am
....alO 66 am
....a 4:00 pm
....a 4 56 pm
....a 8:10 rnn
....a 7.6j pm
a 10 25 pm
all 30 ptn
a 6:10 pm
a 150 am
a 4 06 pm
a M am
a 8:16 am
a 2:40 pm
Fast Chicago
Limited Chicago..
Kant St. Paul
Fast Mall
Local Slouk City.
.b 4:09 pm
b ( 60 am
Chicago, MIlTvaake ft t. Paal.
Chicago ft Omaha Ex..b 7:40 am b 8:40 pm
Chicago Limited Ex a 6:00 pm a 7:60 am
BVRM3GTOS 8T ATIO.N 10T1I ft MASOI
Barllngton ft Mlaaoarl Hirer.
Leave. Arrive.
Beatrice and
Lincoln 8 m bll:RS am
Nebraska Express...
renver Limited
niack Hills and Puget
Raiiind F.xnrets all:10 pm a S.10 cm
Colorado Vestibuled
Flyer a s:iu pm
Ircoln Fast Mall b $:10 pm a t.17 am
Fort Crook and piaxts-
mouth b 3:M pm bll:iG am I
lllllyul ft S JcV.l V;w Hm ,:"
C'hlcano, Barllantoii ft Qalaey.
rnicatrn Riieclal a 7:00 am a 4:flS cm
CMcago Vestibuled Ex.. a 4:00 pm a 7:30 am
Chicago Local a 8 30 am ll:fl0pm
Chicago Limited a $:06 pm a 7:30 am
Fast Mall 1:40 pm
Kansas City. St. Joseph ft Coaacll
BlaCs.
Kansas City Day Eg. ...a f:?0 am a 6:06 pm
Bt- Iaouta Flyer a 8:10 pm all:15 am
Kansas City Night Ex..al0:30 pm a 6:16 am
WEBSTER DEPOT-14TH ft WEBSTER
Fremont,
Elkhorn
Hlssoarl
Valley.
Leave. Arrive.
TtlacV Mills. Deadsoad.
Mot Rnrlno-s a $:0u pm a 1:00 tm
Wvomlna-. Caaner and
Douglas a t;w pm e :w pm
Hastings. York, uavta
Cltv. Hunerior. ueneva.
Exeter and Soward b 8:00 pm b B .00 pm
Norfolk, Lincoln and
Fremont D t:? am Diu:a am
Fremont Local e 7:30 am
Chleaao, St. Paal, Minneapolis ft
Omaha.
Twin City Passenger. . .a 6:30 am a 8:10 pm
RI011 Cltv Passenacr. ..a 2:00 cm all :20 am
Oakland Local b 6:46 pm b 8:46 am I
Mlssonrt PaclMe. I
Nebraska Local, Via I
Weeping water o 4:10 pm aio:3S am
a Oallv. b Dally except Saturday. a
Dally except Saturday. e Dally except
Monday. .
DOMINION LINE
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Resumption of trips by the Mammoth
ropuiar rwin screw eteamers
"Commonwealth" ft "Neve England."
TQ
MEDITERRANEAN
THE
From Boston, Direct to
GIBRALTAR, GENOA, NAPLES.
The New England and Commonwealth will
sail through to Alexandria on the January
ma eenruory voyages.
'New England." Dec. 6: Jan. 17: Feb. 28.
"Commonwealth," Jan. 3; Feb. 14; Mch. 28.
"Vancouver, inov. z, Jan. 10, Feb. la.
"Cambroman,' Dec. 20, Jan. 31, March 14. '
Also sailings Boston to Llvemool. Port
land, Me., to Liverpool. For rates, book
lets eta., apply to local agent or
COMPANY'S OFFICE, 69 Dearborn 8L,
uuitAuu,
Ol'T OF THE ORDINARY.
Jonathan Roberts of Richmond. Ind.. Is
91 years old, and has lived all his life on
the ground where stood the house In which
ne was born. Within 100 feet of his home
is a log cabin built in 1812 for a school-
house the first In that region of Indiana.
Innn Unrtln T - , nn . n UI..A...I
Is looking for the man who can exhibit
taller corn than was raised thla season on
his farm. Some stalks which he recently
exhibited measured seventeen feet, grown
1. vi ii 1 1 . a, v. m. aca . taa ..... 11. . . aaar,r.wu a ,.
from seed which he procured In Mexico,
and Mr. Martin claims the belt.
Bertlllon, the Inventor of the system of
measurement for Identifying criminals.
has now turned his attention to the spe
cial identincation or laces as an aid to tne
police In their criminal work. He Days
much attention to the ear and nose, re-en-
forclng the measurement system witn
photographs of those features of the head
ana lace.
B. F. Zimmerman of Baltimore, now In
his 84th year. Is the oldest living Dast
grand master of the Independent Order of
Odd f ellows throughout the world, having
been Identified with the organization for
sixty vears. For a lona nerlod he has been
on the clerical force of the Merchants' Na
tional bank of Baltimore, in which city he
was born and educated.
The Cleveland cltv council will remove
the Oliver Hasard Perry monumei from
Wade park to a site overlooking Lake Erie.
John S. Bllby of Mltman. Mo.. Is said to
be the largest Individual land holder in the
United States. He owns about 180,000 acres.
located in seven states. Among other valu-
ible holdings he has 36.000 acres in Mis
souri and 15,000 acres In Arkansas.
A clever girl singer In one of the popular
New York theaters has devised a brand
new scheme of advertising. She goea with
a party of friends to a different cafe every
evening and sends a request to the orches
tra leader asking mm to play tne song
which In an hour or so she will sing In the
theater. Diners who recognise the air re
mark to their companions: "Ah, that's
from So-and-80. You must go and hear
Miss Blank sing it"
They have a story in New York that Phil
Dwver .the noted horseman, had a most
disastrous experience recently In Canfleld's
Saratoga gambling nouse. Having half an
hour or so to spare before taking his train
for home, he dropped In and began to play
roulette. Luck was dead against him and
In a short time he had lost $18,000. Then
he wanted Canlield to raise the limit of
$1,000, but the proprietor refused. Deter
mined to "play even" he atuck to It until
a late hour in the morning, and when he
quit he was somewhere between $S0,000 and
$100,000 to the bad. Then he signed a check
for the amount ana yawned himself on to
bed.
LABOR AND INDUSTRY.
California has 65.000 trade unionists, of
whom 40.ouu are in can irancisco.
Theatrical stage employe nave ninety
local unions ana more man i.iui memoers.
The Brotherhood of Railway Men win
meet In convention on December 1 at St.
Louis.
Blllnoeters who are said to number H.ona
will meet In Chicago In December and form
a national union.
Chicago Is the best organised city of car-
Dentera in tne country, navnig a member
ship ot nearly 6,000.
The most prominent Austrian trade
union, the Gewerbe Vereln of Lowe, Aus
tria, has decided to send a deputation to
the United States in 104 to visit the St.
Louis exposition.
McKeesport, Pa., cltlsens must raise $43,.
000 by public subscription before the Na
tional Tube company will close the deal
for the $760,000 worth of property optioned
In McKeesport for the new $10,000,000 tube
mill.
The Cripple Creek mining district em-
nlnva K.217 men. Tne average wages arc
83.22 a dav. which means a monthly pay
roll of $628,800.73. This does not Include men
employed In the extreme outside sections
of the camp.
The DODulatlon of Pullman. 111., the scene
of the great atrlke In the car shops of 18M.
Is now almost entirely compoaed of union
men. The Pullman company Is not Ignorant
nf the chanae which ! has come about, in
Ulir OK lis .uumwi.ij wm i, aim Hal uu
several occasions lately acknowledged the
unions by making concessions to the men.
Phlladeluhla Master Builders' exchanae.
In order to avoid strikes with their sub
contractors, have proposed that in the
spring of each year the committee repre
senting each union shall meet the commit
I nloyers. and enter Into an agreement as to
tee or a corresponding association or em-
wages ana general conauions or labor.
Should any dispute subsequently arise upon
which the two committees cannot agree the
matter Khali be referred to an arbitration
committee to be appointed by the builders'
exchange, which will endeavor to bring the
opposite sioes logeiner.
In a published letter Colonel John Jacob
Astor surrenders to the public all his
rights, title and Interest in patent No. 69-)..
821, for a turbine engine. As the Inventor
his hope Is "that the development of the
Ideal turbine may be hastened thereby.''
The engine is of novel desian and Colonel
Astor thinks that the advantages derivable
from It will be reduced weight, higher
steam emciency ana nigner mummery ef
ficiency, by reason of the reduced else,
enabling the part to be ruled more tr
fectlv. nermittliiaT the diminution of fric
tion and also the reduction of the leakage
toss.'
COFFEE CROP IS DESTROYED
Eruption of Volcano Paralyies All Businoss
in Otatemala.
MANY PEOPLE LOSE THEIR LIVES
Katlonal Paper tarreaey Falls to
Seres. Ceats on the Dollar and
Frleea for Necessaries
Are- Prohibitive.
NEW TORK. Nov. 13. Astonishing reve
lations of great loss of life and property
caused by the eruption of the Santa Maria
a 8:40 am a 7:46 pm volcano are being made dally, says a ca
a 4:26 pm t l. Ml blpinm from Guatemala fltv umlcr Hutu
of November 9, transmitted by way ot Ban
Salvador.
Eruptions continue. Many hundreds of
human beings have perished and the de-
struct Ion of property Is considered greater
lhan h' Island of Martinique by tho
eruption of Mount Teleo.
All of the estates In the neighborhood
of the volcano are burled under volcanic
ashes, which reach to the tops ot houses.
The richest coffee estates are comcV-tely
ruined. The principal losers are the iitga
coffee planters, mostly United States citi
tens and Germans, whose propertlol ars
ruined.
Two ar three new craters hava .ct.
formed on the side of the volca.io. Tra
was no eruption from the summit.
Pumice and ashes were carried c'aaJy
tn the southern and western directions. TVi
sea bad a coating of volcanic matf i ex
tending for many miles.
Tho loss of the coffee crop, which Is
Guatemala's principal export, has com
pletely demoralized commerce and the gov
ernment finances generally.
The national paper currency, which Is the
only circulating medium, has fallen to 7
cents gold for one paper dollar. Irtces
for all necessaries have risen to a pro
hibitive figure for many persons.
The authorities are trying to force the
dealers to sell goods at the usual prices
but the condition of affairs is such that
business Is entirely paralyzed.
Violently worded handbills and posters
are being circulated.
SCHURMAN IS ORATOR OF DAY
President of Cornell One of the Prin
cipal Speakers at Colorado l ai
verslty Celebration,
BOULDER. Colo., Nov. 15. This was the
last day of the quarto-centennial celebra
tion of the state university. Despite a
heavy snow storm a large audience at
tended the exercises th'.s forenoon at the
Presbyterian church, the principal feature
of which was an oration by President
Jacob Gould Schurman of Cornell uni
versity. After addresses by President James F.
Baker of the Colorado university and
others President Schurman was Introduced.
Mr. Schurman said in part:
At first the tendency was to treat the
time-honored professions of medicine, law
and theology as the only liberal profes
sions. The new professions of engineer
ing, architecture, veterinary medicine, agri
culture and others claim equal recognition
with law and medicine. Law and medicine
are good professions. But they ore no bet
ter, worthier or more honorablo than en
gineering or agriculture.
It Is encouraging to note that were stu
dents have an opportunity of presenting a
modern language Instead of Latin for ad
mission to our universities comparatively
few of them take advantage of the oppor
tunity. This means that Latin has intrinsic
merit enough to hold Its place In the
schools. And I regard It as a very signifi
cant phenomenon that during the last few
years Latin should both relatively and abso
lutely have made decided gains in the high
schools of the United States.
As to Greek, no man esteems It as a study
more highly than I do. It has been sug
gested that the A B course should be re
duced from four years to two, so that stu
dents of law and medicine might at the
end of their sophomore year ns A B enter
upon the study of law and medicine In
professional schools which close their doors
to all but A. B.'s. and the deans of pro
fessional schools have suggested that It
was possible to rover tne present four
years' course In two years.
Educators themselves thus appear to be
guilty of the capital crime of supposing
that the process of education could be
hastened at railroad speed.
The celebration closed with an alumni
dinner at 1 o'clock, at which toasts and
response were made by well known edu
cators and prominent citizens of Colo
rado. PRISONERS F0R TEN YEARS
Indiana Keep Seven White) Men on
Island of Tlbnron In Gulf
of California.
LOS ANGELES. Cal., Nov. 14. James
McCuen of Hermoslllo, Mexico, who Is now
visiting friends In Los Angeles, says that
recently a Serl "ndlan, one of the main
land tribe, who was employed on his cattle
ranch, told htm that there are seven white
men held as prisoners on Tlburon Island.
It Is believed by those who beard the
story of the prisoners that among them are
R. E. L. Robinson and his partner, Mr.
Logan, of Cleveland, who went to the Island
ten years ago and never returned, aud
Captain Porter of San Diego, another of the
several persons who, It bas been reported.
were massacred and eaten by the Indians.
MINISTER BUILDS GYMNASIUM
Novel Scheme Made Part of
the
Regslar Church Work of a
Kansas Pastor.
SENECA. Kan., Nov. 15. (Special.)
Rev. Ralph Newman, a Congregational
minister. Is building a gymnasium in a
novel way, and when completed It will
probably be the only athletic Institution
of the kind in the United States.
The scheme is a part of Rev. Newman's
regular church work. The building la for
both boys and girls. It will contain a club
room in front, with the gymnasium la the
center. Back of the gymnasium will bo
bath rooms, the equipment of which will
cost considerable money. The structure
will be a fine one and conducted in con.
nection with the church. Wbeu completed
it will cost $25,000.
Burlington Section Men Settle Strike.
MARYVILLE, Mo.. Nov. 15. (Special.)
Nearly all ot the section men on the
Nodaway branch of the Burlington who
walked out Monday have returned to work.
The strike had Its commencement at Pick
ering, a little station nine miles north of
Maryvllle, and was over James Murphy,
the section boss. Practically every section
man on the Una between St. Joseph and
Creston went out and refused to work un
less they were granted an Increase of 25
cents a day tn wages. A settlement was
effected by Murphy being discharged snd
the Dumber ot hours of work reduced.
Iowa Business
Man Elopers.
ALBANY, Mo.. Nov
15. Special.)
Samuel D. Monger and Miss Edna Smith,
both ot this city, ran away from horn
yesterday, weDt to Darlington, where they
were wedded by Rev. M. B. Irvine of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church. The mar
riage was quite a surprise. Mr. Monger
recently went to Van Wert, la., where he
became engaged In the clothing business,
and It was not even known that be bad
returned to Albany. The newly married
couple will reside at Van Wert.
