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THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1905.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
THOMAS
REAL ESTATE
$1,000 will buy neat cottage and good lot one block from
6treet car line. Very easy terms.
$1,500 will buy brick house and full lot one block from
car line, in West Farnam district.
$3,500 will buy two houses and full lot on Chicago street
near 25th street.
$4,500 will buy house, two barns and two lots on North
18th street, near Grace St.
1,000 other bargains for sale and $1,000,000 to loan on
Omaha real estate at low rate of interest.
THOMAS BRENNAN
Room 1, New York Life Bldg.
A. P.TUKEY & SON
WE BUY AGAIN
SEVEN IN A BUNCH
THE BEST YET.
We have Just bought seven houses on
17th and ISth and Hickory streets. Of all
the houses we have recently bought we be
lieve that these ere the biggest bargain that
we have picked v up, either for a renting
proposition or tor small homes.
There are thrte cottages fronting west on
18th street. Nos. 1701, 1703 and 1706 South
18th street. All of these are good cottages,
within walking distance of most any part
of town and well located for 11,000 each;
they are well worth the money. We will
sell thtm separately or all In a bunch.
They rent for 110 each.
At 171i and 1718 Hickory we have two
other cottages, not in quite as good shape,
for 1800 each. They also rent for 110 each.
Fronting east on 17th street, Nos. 1464
and 1466, we have a large double flat
which rents for $48 per month and which
we will sell for 13,750. How s that for an
Investment?
We will make such terms on these places
that they are sure to sell at once, and If
any such property would Interest you look
them up at once.
A. P. TUKET & SON.
444-445 Board of Trade Bldg.
Phones; Office. 2181; Residence, 6153.
The above flats and one cot
tage have been sold we have
4 houses left.
RE 716 29
A BARGAIN
First, let us show you a -roora cot
tage, gas and sewer connections, per
manent walk, good condition; lot to
127 ft. and alley, on 25th Ave., north
of Cuming street. .
Then make us an offer.
M. J. KENNARD & CO..
510 Brown Blk.
RE 725 28
HERE IS ANOTHER
FOR $1,100
t rooms, city water, gas, fixtures in each
room, lot 60x130. nico lawn, fruit trees,
large bed of strawberries, all in fine con
dition; bouse built last year.
R. H. LANDER YOU.
42J Board of Trade. Telephone 2151.
RE 73a 29
GAS & ELECTRIC FIXTURES
Wholesale and Retail.
BURGESS - GRAN DEN CO,
Formerly
F. M. RUSSELL FIXTURE CO.
313 South 15th fit. Telephone 681.
RE oil
harm and Ranch Lands
Nebraasa. Kauwm, Luiuuud and Wyoming;
low pi ice; It a ysis time. Luna Dept.
U. V. it. K.. Oma-a, HvO., Dept. "A."
c,iAS- Williamson Co.u-
LtU Sdl
WRITE for illustrated pamphlet describ
ing two ranches in tile coin and allaira
belt. Willis Cadwcll, Broken Bow, iseb.
HE 4t
IF YOU want to get light priceB on farm
land in Custer county, write Willis Cud
weii. Broken bow, Neb., fur list.
HE Mjuo N20
51.600,
ANOIttbK SNAP
2711 bprague St., new nouse. 6 large rooms
ilnlstieu doMimtairs and room (or S or 4
more upstairs, feuy tins ptopuity; live
dowustaus and nuibh upstairs laier and
you wul have a propeity wortn U,wv.
Look tnls up; it wul pay you. Lot box
1.
R. H. LANDER YOU,
421 Board of Trade. Telephone 2151.
RE 73 J
FOR SALE-12.500 aores arlly cut-over
timber land. Kentucky and Ohio river.
Would make fine stoc farm. Great bar-
aaln: U.uo per acre (or Quick sale. Beem.
Peaen ai Co., Bankers, Spencer, Ind.
RE-7&5 29x
SEVERAL are figuring on Harney St.
properly, near 25ih; 1 houses, rental $J4o;
could be Increased to ' by small im
provements; splendid opiHirlunity; first
money deposited takes both at $3.5o0.
F. D. WEA1),
1524 Douglas.
RE-U! 3)
FOR SALE Fine country residence and
fruit farm. Three miles north of Country
club, 2 miles west of Florence; has U
acres in fruits, 10 acres grove and blue
grass pasture; good 7-room . house and
other Improvements; makes very pleasant
residence and good investment.
GEORGE & CO.. loci Farnam St.
RE 138 29
tl.WiO WILL BUY 1 cottages; ground 60x1.;
near 2lh
mil Burdette; rents $1$ per
month.
O. C. OLSEN
1704 Farnam St.
RE 158 29
i MODEL home: 9-room modern house;
everything; in perfect condition; two lote
worth $2.5A); good barn and outbuildings;
fine shade; paved street; new furnace;
south frontage. Buy from owner direct,
prioe, Rouu. Apply Sow Charles St.
KE 7&5 29
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
BRENNAN
TELEPHONE 1264
RE
Shimer & Chase,
Builders of Modern Houses
1609 FARNAM.
Six-room house, cor. lot, permanent walks,
city water, gas; good Investment; Jl,8o0.
Five-room new house, ready to move Into;
modern ex. heat; well located; only $1,700.
New six-room all mod. house; rented for
125; good Investment; price, $2,700.
New, six rooms, east front house, on boule
vard; cypress finish; $3,000.
4-room house, south front; city water; lot
31x106; rented for $7.50; fine investment;
$650.
Seven-room, mod. ex. heat; fine lot; fruits;
north side; $2,600.
Fine modern house; west Farnam district;
$4,600.
Seven rooms, newly painted and shingled;
city water, bath, gas, barn; owner leav
ing city; if sold soon, $1,800.
Six-room house; paved street, well and cis
tern; $000.
I. N. HAMMOND,
REAL ESTATE DEPT.
Shimer & Chase,
1609 Farnam.
'Phone 8S67.
-RE
Opportunity of a Litetime
To secure an Ideal home on one of the fin
est and most popular streets in the city
at a price less than the cost of the build
ing. For particulars call at 702 N. 4th
St. or telephone Ash-510u2. RE 738 28
NEBRASKA FARMS
For Nebraska farmers; in central Ne
braska; black loam soil, no sand, alkali
or gumbo; everytning grows, corn, win
ter wheat and alfalfa the staples; 160
aores, i miles from town, 130 cultivated,
cneap house, well, pump, etc, 3,5oo. A
bargain. - Come and see for yourself. J.
T. Campbell, Litchfield, Neb.
RE M 607 90
FLORENCE LOTS
I have some choice lots in Florence which
I will sell singly or In groups. Also have
lots in Oman and South Omaha to sell or
lease. Can as" secure you a tax certlucate
of the scavenger aula. Dexter L. Thomas,
Att y, 412 Bee. RE Mo77 29
FOR SALE Large house, two barns and
two full lota, on North lata St., Only
RfcOO. This is a bargain.
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room 1. New York Life Bldg.
RE M168
COUNTRY HOME WITH CITY AT DOOR.
Fine 8-room home of national bank teller;
t3 city taxes; ground lOuxUS. beautiful
lawn; shade and fruit trees: hard pine
finish; also barn, chicken house, etc.;
...uu. . ....... ,ni tt , n.uu,,, on: ua.
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO.
Ground Floor. laoa Farnam St.
RE 106 29
$3 LESS EACH DAY UNTIL SOLD.
GOOD BUILDING LOT, WAS $750. NOW
$714 Near Sherman Ave. and Ohio St., on
17th Ave.; will be reduced In price $3 per
day until the lucky buyer gets it. Cull
for particulars. (Oct. 13, '0o.)
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO.,
Ground Floor. VMS Farnam St.
HE 104 2U
FOR SALE Improved farms, eastern Ne
. braska, three miles from court house.
Owner, box 1125, Omaha Neb. RE
CALIFORNIA alfalfa and fruit land.
Free information about the famous
Grldley Colony. Write for it. Garden
spot of California, Ideal place for a 613 N. 41st Ave., 7-r., partly modern, $18.
home. Rich farming country Dairying, j 4ilO Farnam, 7-r., strictly modern, good
stockraising, fruit growing. Fine climate. barn, 132.60. -Charles
F. O'Brien, General Manager, 22uti Wirt, 8-r., strictly all-modern, fine
Dept 24, 30 Montgomery 6t , San Francisco. , shape, paved street: If rented ut once,
RE 2S57 Farnam, 8-r., strictly modern except
furnace, cloBa in, $.5.
THE J. FRED KERR COMPANY'S AR- StKS Cass, 9-r.. strictly all-modern, nice lot,
STRACTS OF TITLE are the safest. You ' good barn, $35.
are protected by a $10,0ti0 bond against We will make special Inducements on any
loss Dy errors, you aon t Duy a lawsuit
when you buy a "Kerr" abstract. lOul
N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. 2244. RE
120 ACRES near Irvington; 100 acres in cul
tivation. In acres pasture, 10 acres
meadow; fine spring water in pasture;
2 wells: good 4-room cottage und barn;
25 cherry trees, a few plum trees and
berries; $S0 per acre. Can arrange terms.
BEMIS,
PAXTON BLOCK.
161 29
SOUTH DAKOTA farms cheap. Office next
to postofflce. See or write. John W.
Hays, Faulkton. S. D. M173 lit
4 rooms. 15th. near Webster..
4 rooms. 26th and Grant
4 rooms, lxth and Brown
6 rooms, 2Mb and Dode
( rooms, 29th and Douglas ...
$ rooms, 2Mh snd Pratt
$1.6i0
700
600
1.100
1.5U0
750
1.1'0
m)
rooms, .'1st ud urace
I rooms, 2Mh and Sahler.
, rooms. 2ih. nest Cuming..
t, 000'
rooms, itn ana monuo
1.2.V)
8 rooms. '.'Mro-near Emmet 1 5XI
$ rooms. Ed. near Clark l.OuO
I have a large list of acreage, houses and
lots In Omaha, South Omaha and Council
Bluffs.
SILAS ROBBINS, Frenxer Block.
RE-870 29x
1.6i0 WILL BUY a nice one-acre tract
which has an extra lot facing on paved
street, between two car lines In good
neighborhood. If you see it you wilt want
It. For a few days only. Address E 16,
Bee. RE 190 x
FOR SALE FARMS
2.000-ACRE BTOCK FARM.
The best stock farm In north Nebraska.
Runninc water, timber, hay and par-turu;
wilh y Hi-r. aiwiH fjrm IutiI In ulilua-
I tl.Mi' ln b.1H nf hulMlnva VI mllAa nt
ffce. R. y, d . long distance phone.
Ten miles north of Alnsworth, on stage
line, convenient to church, school on the
larm; produced 27H bushels of wheat this
year. Rent on wheat land in 1904, $5.(4
si-re; In lie-3. $440.
Will take general merchandise store or
well improved farm near high school In
part payment.
Will sell with stock. tttA and machinery
It demred. Price. $.0 per acre.
F. A. Stephenson, owner. Aiusworth. Neb.
128 29
FARMS TO
SELL KEMP, Blair,' Neb.
-S2 NW
FOR SALE FARMS
GOOD FARMS CHEAP
WASHINGTON COUNTY
H
160 acres; 130 under cultivation, 30 acres
pasture, 20 acres non-tight fence; 4-room
house, good barn, new windmill, fenced
and cross-fenced; mil to school; one
acre fruit. Price, IS.S.V).
DOCGLA8 COUNTY.
A GOOD FARM FOR TUB MONEY.
160 teres, described as the north H of the.
north V4, section 6-14-10; seven miles south
east of Valley; all fenced and cross
fenced; 2 acres hog-tight fence; 8-room
house, new ham for 8 horses, cow barn
60 feet long, .6ii-bushel corncrlh, 2
rhlrken houses, wlndmllL Now rented to
William Urown. Owner a nonresident and
very anxious to sell and has cut price
to f an acre cash. N
Open Monday evenings till p. m.
HASTINGS A HEYDEN.
1609Si Farnam St., Omaha. Neb.
RE 90 3
IDAHO
Irrigated Lands
Produce Immense crops every year with
out fall. Excellent market and shipping fa
cilities. Within Ave miles of town of 4.UO0.
Beet sugar factory, flouring mills, elevators,
f lacking house, main line of O. S. L. H. R.;
deal climate, abundance of pure water. No
alkali, no gumbo, no hailstorms, cyclonMS,
floods or drouth Cheap building material.
$40 will give a start. No homestead prop
osition. A permanent water right included
in price of all lands. Good level raw land
(sage brush! HO per acre up. Nicely Im
proved farms $5 per acre tip. As an Invest
ment buy at n to $55 well Improved farm
land and rented under contract for $7 to
$13 cash per annum. Write for particulars to
WILLIAM LAMPMANN
L. & I. A. Oregon Short Line
R. K. Co.
2613 Parker St., Omaha.
320 Acres
of choice Antelope county, Nebraska,
farming land; about 200 acres cultivated;
all level; 80 acres fine hay land, 40 acres
bog tight, 200 acres fenced; black loam and
clay soil; well Improved; on R. F. D.j
plenty trees andyoung fruit. A great
plenty trees and young fruit. A great
R. Beecher Howell Co.
Karbach Block.
US 29
$5.00 an Acre
Buys as good, solid, black, productive,
free from sand, Nebraska land as there
is In the state. Half cash, balance one
to nine years. Proportional bargains in
farms, ranches, farm and ranch lands.
L. CONNER, 227 Neville Bldg., Omana.
-876 29
1,040-ACRE FARM
Six miles Nebrsska town of 8,500; has
560 acres finest valley land, balance roll
ing; fair improvements, living water, all
Al soil; about 360 acres cultivated. Want
merchandise. Income or smaller larm.
R. Beecher Howell & Co..
Karbach Block.
112 29
EASTERN NEBRASKA FARMS
For sale. Improved. Three miles from
railroad and court house. Address box
1L5. Omaha, Neb. M723 4
640 ACRES WESTERN NEBRASKA.
Can nearly all be cultivated; $3.60 an acre;
would take vacant building lot in as part
pay. D 7, care Bee. KM) 29
FARMS FOR SALE.
In Nuckolls county, the great grain, corn,
alfalfa and dairy county of southeast
Nebraska. G. D. Folljner & Son, Nelson,
Neb. Write for list. 833 29
OFFERED VERY CHEAP
400 acres adjoining town of 1,200 In 8. W.
Nebraska: all Republican Valley land;
about 90 acres alfalfa; all level; about 2u0 1
acres cultivated; fair improvements.
Price $28 per acre, on terms.
R. Beecher Howell & Co..
Karbach Block.
111 29
THE "
TWENTIETH CENTURY
FARMER.
This agricultural weekly goes to 60,004
homes of farmers and stock raisers, so If
you nave a go d piece of land to sell at a
reasonable price you will find a bavsr
among them. The cost of an advertisement
Is small 2 cents per word in small type or
$- 8 per Inch If set In large type.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Good Houses For Rent
1412 N. 17th, 8-r., city water, $10. Close in.
1&W-22 Canton, two nice 4-r. houses, all
newly papered, witn city water inside,
only $8 each.
2811 Blnney, nearly new 6-r. modern cottage,
with one-half aero of ground, tine bain,
nice chicken house and chicKcn yard, to
he rented at reasonable figure.
2423 Eiskiue, 6-r. strictly all-tnodern, only
$-'2.50 .
1X46 b. 27th, 7-r. strictly all-modern house,
hue plumbing, close to Hanscom pork,
only Jjo. Look this up.
5o3 faru Avo., 7-r. sincuy all-modern,
choice locution. $32.60.
ot the above houses if token this week.
Payne, Bostwick & Co.,
Sixth Floor N. T.
Life Bids:.
D 851 29
PIANO nievmg; lowest rates for reliable
service. Tel. 16:2, Schmoller it Mueller.
d ta
7-ROOM. all modern house, N. E. corner
2Jd and Ohio, hot water heat ,$00.
Turkuigton, wii Bee Bldg. V 7ti
Ufll IvUC in ait parts ot tne city. it.
nUUOtJ c. Pulei c Co., Bee Bidg.
.04-0
THE Omaha Van t Storage Co. pack,
move ai.d store 11. H. goous. biofchvjuse,
1UU-24 N. liUi. OKo, lullfe Fannin,
us., i-iit. l ail
HOL'tSEH FURNISHED complete. Prices
are at least per cent beiow installment
houses and guous very mucu belter,
'terms. llJ wul tn, $2 a week.
OMAHA fLK.slilKt, ANu CARPET CO.,
Between ltn and iui on Farnam street.
D o a
WE MOVE pianos, tuaggard Van Stor
age Co. Tel. lt. OUlce, 171i Webster HL
D SiJ
UnilCPQ all parts If the city. The O.
rlWUOCJ F. La vis Co., M Boe Bldg.
i-l
HOLSLS.
lasurauce. Kliigwalt, Barker Blk.
FOR RENT fe-room .odern house, except
turnoca, kutf N. Su'h el., i.t
4 uics large rooms, N. Mil Su, $12.
C. M- tAcHJlA.;,
jo l axiou fciiu
D-U4
FOR RENT Seven room house, 2tn and
Farnam bis.; lnuujie at 0O1 r. mn
airxel. i Miis
FOR RENT 7-room house, $15; (-room
house, tiu; botn newly papered. Wuiiorn
H.. Potior, Kec. Sul iirovtn 4ik.
D M271
FOK RENT Eleven-room modern house,
newly papeied and in good repair; wul be
vacant Oct. ju; rent. $oi and water, in
quire 119 South ann Su, B. 'I'xsonuck.
D 181
WHAT is known as the Fred M. Youngs
house, 5u0$ Florence boulevard. 8 room,
all modern, good tarn; two rooms cau be
sublet if desired. For particulars see
liairison Morton. Tel. M. D ill
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Desirable nine-room modern
house, 4117 Farnam Street, $40. Alfred C
Kennedy, real estate, loans, Insurance,
rentals. 2P9 First National lUuk Building.
Omaha, Neb., Telephone . D M3u
$30 NEW, all modern. 7-room bouse, 3Sd and
Marcy. 'Phone 67S8. D M5u
COZY cottage home, furnlnhed or unfur
nlched; 6 rooms, polished floors, full lot,
car line one block. 114 South iUh 6t.
D MM J Z8x
6-P.OOM house for rent. 3712 North 22d St.
Key 3715 North 23d, P. R. Cook
D-M572 29x
1911 CALIFORNIA ST. 7 rooms, city water
1U7. Walter Breen, R. 416 Karbach Blk.
D 631
FOR RENT A 10-room house, 37th and
Mason, with furnace and fully equipped
bath room only tli per month. Inquire
R. C. Peters & Co., ground floor. Hee
Bldg. D-63
FOR RENT A very desirable -room house
modern In every respect.' with hard wood
floors; good barn. Only $35 per month.
iniO Emn.et street. Inquire R. C. Peters
& Co., Ground Floor, Bee Bldg.
D-624
FOR RENT. '
209 S. 23th Ave., modern, close' in; 'newly
painted.
2021 Locust 8t., 7-room, modern; nicely
painted and papered. Rent, $23.
18J North 19th, 6-rootn cottage, city water.
Rent. $16.
J. II. Sherwood, 937 New York Life.
D-696 28
NICE 6-room house, all modern, easily
heated. $.7.50 Til So. 37th St.
D 694 N35x
FOUR rooms; modern, except furnace.
Apply 846 8. 18th St. 1 Mtk-6
GOOD 6-room modern cottage; hot water,
heat. Telephone 3179. D M706 2Sx
NEW 6-room, strictly modern, high-class
property, 8712 N. 24th St., $30. SNAP.
New 4-room cottage, full lot, $12.
SWEET ot BEST, 613 N. Y. L, Tel. 1472.
D 1 45
8-ROOM brick. In walking distance, 2719
Jackson. Inquire 4019 Hamilton fit.
D 739
FOR RENT-ENTIRE 2D FLOOR 8. W.
CORNER 16TH AND DODGE, STEAM
HEAT; IDEAL LOCATION ANY PRO
FESSION: IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
THE PUTNAM CO., 504-6 N. Y. LIFE.
D 736 29
5t 8. 2th St., 10 rooms, all modern.
Water and $40
25fl8 Pupplcton Ave., 6 rooms, modern, ex
cept furnace .- 25
2618 Hamilton St.. 8 rooms, modern ex
cept furnace 2S
2133 Miami St., 9 rooms, modern. Water
and 25
$47 B. 25th Ave., 7 rooms, modern ex
cept furnace 18
3O04 Elm St., 8 rooms, modern, has fur
nace 15
2671 Burdette St., 8 rooms, gas and city
w&tfsr j2
125 N. 37th" Bt'.'. 6 rooms.' city 'wster""" 9
THE BYRON REED CO..
212 S. 14th. 'Phone 297.
D MSS3 31
HOUSES FOR RENT.
707 S. 2Mh, new modern 6-room brick. $37. 50
12:0 N. 24th, 9 rooms, bath 25.00
Webster, 8 rooms, modern 25.00
1745 S. 2th, 8 rooms, modern 20.00
124 N. 2;th, 6 rooms, modern 20.00
1907 S. ISth, 7 rooms, modern 20. 00
14oo 8. 11th. 6-room flat 12.50
14 Ames Ave.. 6-room fiat 9.00
23f6 Oak, 4 rooms 6.00
859 8. 28th, So. Omaha, 5 rooms
10.00
GARVIN BROS. 1604 FARNAM
D RSI 29
1433 8. lith St., (rear), 4-room cottage, $7.50
per month. ,
New store room, S. E. corner 20th and
Farnam Sts., basement under entire room,
furnace heat, rental $75 per month.
George & Co., 1601 Farnam St.
D M880S1
FURNISHED cottmre for the winter, mod
ern; no children: November 1. 'Prone Rd
4G30. Address 21C6 Ohio. D 708 29
FOR RENT Nice 5-room house, with wa
ter and gas. 2610 N. 15th. D 124 29
TWO new houses for ren). 38th and Har
pev. Inquire on premises, or telphone
3072. D M992 30x
FOR RENT Beven-room cottage at 218 N.
2ot'il St.; modern except furnace.
D M994 80x
665 SOUTH 2STH ST. now being remodeled;
nice new plumbing.
Top floor $1?.B0
Second floor fci.oo
First Hoor 80.00
BEMIS, PAXTON BLOCK.
D ISO 29
COZY 8-room apartment, modern except
heat; references. 620 8. 24th Ave.
D 178 29
8216 Corby St., 6-r., city water and cistern.
A bargain st $12.60. Payne, Wostwlck &
Co., sixth floor, N. T. Life Bldg.
D 136 29
FOR RENT.
$20. 1745 S. 28th, modern, 8 rooms, good.
$3o. MH9 Mason, modern. 9 rooms, good,
$40. 1S10 Emmet, modern. 9 rooms, good.
D. V. SHOLES CO.
722 N. T. Life. Tel. 49.
D 115 29
2S02 Poppleton Ave., 8-room all modern
house, paved street, $3S.
29T.8 Dewey Ave.. 8-room house, fine loca
tion, modern except furnace, $.12.60.
3224 Ponnleton Ave., 8-rooms, strictly mod
ern. $36.
f4fiR Kmml Pit.. 8-room all modern hnnu
with barn. $30. .
28th and Dewey Ave., a nice 7-room modern
fat. $:2 50.
viri ci , o-rooin mouern collage, sio,
.3 - B. ziim Bi., -room nai, 93.
156H Sherman Ave., s-nim e.it. modern, $J2.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Main floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
D 118 29
C07Y cottage home, furnished or unfur
nished; six rooms, polished floors, full lot,
car line one block. 914 S. 4oth St.
f D-M859 4x
NEW.
Modern 8-room fist: walking distance; ut) to
date. 2411 Chicago St. D S63 29x
FOR PENT 7-room brick house, 4623 Doug-
laa. nmraliln hlh- Hn. furn...'
walks; $-'6. 'Phone' 230. L. D SnsMing.
Omaha Nat l Bank.
D M865 1
FIVE-ROOM house, modern except fur
nae-; vacant about Nov. 1. Addr- loll 1
S. 22d. D M112 30
FOR RENT.
8-room modern house, no furnace. 2124 Doug,
las.
10-room modern bouse and barn, 2913 Hick
ory. 7-room modern f't. 1Bth and Mason.
J. H. PARROTTE, Paxton Rlk.
D 157 29
8. W. COR, 8M and Pacific Sts.. large 8
rim modem bouse, with barn. Rent reas
ons ble to good party.
1M7 Park Ave., 9 rooms, modern $33.00
ilit'4 N. ?7th St. 8 rooms A 17 tQ
W. FARNAM SMITH CO.,
1$"0 Farnam
D 161 29
WANTED A tenant for a M0 000 dwelling
in park district, wrlch will be fitted up
to make shout 50 rooms; well suited for
One boardlne house or a cluh. F. D.
Wead. 1524 Douglas St. D 1U7 29
1! ROOMS m. ex. fur; barn; $:); ng N. 21st.
r., niol. ex. fur.; ": Vfl4 Bo. 81st.
9 r.. mod. ex. fur.: t-sfi'i- tin Farnam.
8 r..mod. ex. fur.: $20: 20"9 Seward.
8 r.. mod. ex. fur.; t: 'T't- Caldwell.
8 r.. mod ex fur.: $30: 1?02 So. 9th.
7 r.. cltv witer. cistern m; tt Martha.
7 r., mnd. ex. rur.; Y7 sn; 744 Harney.
T r., mod. ex. fur.; i: o. jsth Ave.
r., mod. ex. f 11- : 1 24-? Kmmet.
F. D. WEAD, 1524 Douglas.
D155 29
DRESSMAKING
GOLDMAN Pleating Co., 900 Douglas Blk.
73
In Families. Miss Sturdy. Tel. Harney l ot.
-474
WANTED TO RENT
I WISH to rent a furnished house in a de
sirable locality, tor tne winter. M. ti
IS in nor, l.t. Comdr., U. B. N
Otiice, Omaha.
. Recruiting!
K li 2Vx I
7- R. MOD. cottage. 12 Mason St $17 50 questions and propos.i.on. uy operating me Notlr1 hereby given that sealed Idils
8- R. mod. house. HrV) Georgia Ave JS.ft) Proper device therefor. , r,c,)vpd ut th(l "fflof the countv
8-R. mod. house. 513 S. listh Ave i , The polls shall be open on the day of , k of Dawson county Lexinto,, v . y
8-R. mod.rott.s-e. 844 Davennort St.... m said election at 8 o chj. pk I 1 t .mr'''" braska. up to noon of the 17th 'o,?y of N -"
8-R. mod. cottaee, 4.125 Capitol Ave Is no "d hal conti nu --m J----v' oc'o ck'" vember, UK, lor the furnishing .,f ,11
Stor. 1114 S Vith St l'.oo.the e venlng of the J dv- ttth , material and construction "f any ad a
JOHN W. ROBBINS. 1&J2 FAR NAM ST. I respective voting ji""'"- fo "". towlt: WUoden hri,lKes In said county f", one
D H5 29 I Filial " AKU. I year, beiriiiiiina Januarv 1 !!;
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:
SECRET SOCIETY. NOTICES
OMAHA Seymour Camp
.No. if will nvet at
Myrtle Hall, commencing
f U ' ivtvrtie nnii, comniiicmn
iivy Wednesday evenii f , Oc
r toher 4th, IP1.
M. H. REPFIELD, Consul commander.
j.no. N. lHAWtuiiu, ciera.
DEATH NOTICES
OAH AO EN Amanda, Oct. 28. 19C5, aged S5
years 8 months and t days, at her late
residence, r: 8. 11th.
FMncral Monday, Oct. 30, at t p. m.
from the Peoples' church, 61 N ISth (St.
Interment, Prospect Hill cemetery. Friends
Invited.
UNDERTAKERS
Bralley & Dorrance, 20th and Cur
626.
HARRY B. DAVIS, 411 B. 15th. Tel. Kit.
iM
DODDER. E. 1. 24 Cuming. Tel. 677.
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TAQQART, 23d and Cuming. Tel. 714.
6!3
PRINTING
PRINTING MEMORIAL CARDS; ar
1 vmrcTiP tlstic designs, 8. E. Cor.
LYINLolALl ltth St. and Capitol Ave.
-8M
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES
ELECTION PROCLAMATION BY MAYOR.
Proclamation and notice to the electors and
legal voters of the City of On Mia of a
Special City Election of said ciTy, to be
held Tuesday, the 7th day of November,
lbuo, for the purpose of submitting to said
electors a propobltlon to vote Fire Envinu
House Bonds, a proposition to vote In
tersection Bonds, and a proposition to
vote Sewer Bonds:
To the Electois and Legal Voters of the
City of Omaha:
Under ani by virtue of the authority in
me vested by the laws of the State of Ne
braska, and by Ordinance No. 6ill3 and
Ordinance No. 6t27, 1, Frank E. Moorei.
Mayor of the City of Omaha, do hereby
proclaim and give public notice of a Spe
cial City Election of eaid City of Omaha,
which Is hereby called to he held ut too
time of the general election to be held In
said city on Tuesday. November 7, lrtw, for
the purpose of submitting to the leal
electois of said city the questions and
propositions, of Issuing bonds, to be called
"Fire Engine House Bonds," bonds to be
called "Intersection Bonds, and bonds to
tions and propositions being as follows,
towlt:
Question and Proposition of issuing Fire
t.nglne House Honda.
tsnaii tne Donus or tne city or umana
In the sum of sixty thousand ($iX).0O0) dol-
lars be issued for the purpose of paying
the cost of constructing firs engine houses
for the use of the Fire Department of the
City of Omaha, euch fire engine houseo
to he In the locality and at the estimated
flnH nnnrovlmntA runt AS ftillows. towlt: I
"North 50 fet of lot 13, block 1, Arm
strong's First adltlon, estimated cost of
thirty thousand (t:K,0C0) dollars.
"For the p!saet of & site and the
erection of a fire engine house thereon In
the district lying north of Willis avenue,
west of the east line of Sr.erman avenue
and east of the west line of 24th street,
estimated cost of thirty thousand ($a,00u)
; dollars.
, "The caid bonds to be called ""Ire En
1 glne House Bonds' of the City of Omaha,
, the same to be issued In tne denomination
of one thousand i$l,000) dollars each, tit
such times and In such amounts a may
; De necessary for such purrose. at tny time
during the years 1906 and 1907 and to run
twenty (20) years from the date .f Issue
thereofand to bear Interest, payable semi
annually, at a tat no Exceeding four (4)
per centum per annum, with Interest cou
pon attached, payable at the fiscal agency
of the State of Nebrsska in New York
City, and not to be sold for less than par.
the proceeds thereof to be used for no
other purpose than for the construction
of fire engine houses for the City of
Omaha"
QUESTION AND PROPOSITION OF IS
SUING INTERSECTION BONDS.
"Shall bonds of the City of Omaha In the
sum of fifty thousand 50,00o) dollars be
issued as may be required during the
years 1906 and IW. for the purpose of
palng the cost of pavln?, repaving or
macadamizing ami curbing the Inter
sections of streets and spaces opposite
alleys In said city and In tront of real
estate not subject to assessment of special
taxeb for paving purposes; said bonds to
run twenty years from the date thereof,
and to bear interest payable semi-annually
at a rate not exceeding 4 per cent per an
num, with Interest coupons attached; said
bonds to be called 'Intersection Bonds
snd not to be Bold for less than par, the pro
ceeds thereof to be used for no other
purpose thar. paying the cost of paving,
repaving or macadamizing and curbing the
Intersections of streets and spaces op
posite alleys and In front of reil estate
not subject to assessment of special taxes
for paving purr-oses'"
QUESTION AND PROPOSITiOI'I OF IS
SUING SEWER BONDS.
'Shall bonds 'it the City ot Omaha in
the sum of ninety thousand ($,XK dollars
k immmI h. r.,.,ir Atirtnir the
Xlr iSu? for the nurnose o! paying the
paying the
I, t enn-iruo lonT maintens ice and ac-
a "
mtlrlnir rieht of way tor
niaro sewers of
i to Trun for
thereof and
Jt-annually at
the City ot Oiim.ii; said bone
twentv vara f rc in the date
rpor.xcr
num! with Intereot coupons .ttached; said
and
bonds to be cared 'hewer liimas,
not to be sold tor less than par, the pro
ceeds thereof to he. used for no other
purpose than lyi.irf the cost of con
struction, maintenance and acquiring right
of way for man sewers in
the City of
Omaha?'
The said ouestlonu and propositions shall
be submitted tc tre electors of the City
, ui,n n.ii n Ir the DroDer form
of Omaha enue ir tne proper
provided by lt.w fir official ballot
the word "Ys" ant the word ''
........ ...1 , llnnu nrlntoil thtrenn. All
1 provided by lt.w fi r official ballots, with I
.lie word "Ys" ant the word "No" In";
separate lines prinioo inereon. ah oinciui
I ballots of salt, legal '-lectors marked with
Ian "X" matK followli.g the word "Yes"
upon said o flrlal bP.llots cast at said
ju j'.lttu ut mvui ut
coui ted snd coush.erfd as against the
issuing of said bones opposite which said
"X iiiarx is piuceu.
Provided, That If voting machines be
used at said electlor. pursuant to law, the
statement of the questions ana propositions
submitted shall be Piepaied and Inserted
nn thft hallot label for qUt'l
iur iiuitiiuii. uii buuii
voting machines, with the word "Tes" and
vord "Tes" and
I the word "No" for the voter to indicate
nis amrmaiivn wi iK-6avi,a .,n .ucn
TTimt District 1119 South 6th street.
Second Dlstiict-1013 South 10th street.
Third District 17u3 South 10th street.
Fourth Dlstrlct-lil9 Bancroft street.
SECOND WARD.
First District 2415 Georgia avenue.
Second Dlstrlct-3J02 South 24th slrest.
Third District 15ol Vlnto-. street.
Fourth District 1C24 Vinton street.
Fifth District 22-4 Soutn lbth street.
THIRD WARD.
First District 1519 Webster street.
Second District 322 South 10th street.
Third District 3o2 North 16th street.
Fourth District 410 South 13th street
Fifth District 1417 Jackson street.
FOURTH WARD
First District -1614 Capitol avenue.
Second District fJ2 South lhth street.
Third Dlatiict 71 South 10th street.
Fourth District 816 South 2oth street.
Fifth District 2;to7 Davenport street.
FIFTH WARD.
First District S420 Sherman avenue.
Second District 2425 bl.ennan svenue.
Tbiid District ifc.'l Sherman avenue
(barn.)
Fourth District 1S46 Sherman avenue.
Fifth District 1156 North ICth street.
SIXTH WARD.
First District 2307 N!tr-. 21th street.
Second District 1710 North 24th street.
Third District 20O4 North 2Sth street.
Fourth District 2213 Military avenue (up.
stairs.)
SEVENTH WARD.
First District 2719 Leavenworth street
(rear.)
Second District 1525 Georgia avenue
(barn, rear.)
Third District 1338 Park avenue
Fourth District 210 South Kd street
(barn, rear.) '
EIGHTH WARD.
First District 1318 North ltth street.
elecond District-1721 Cuming street.
Third District 613 North Kith street.
Fourth District 2423 Cuming street.
NINTH WARD.
First District 'Haui Cumins street.
S cond District 3229 Cuming street.
Third District S304 Davenport
Fourth District 211 South 36th
street
street
(barn )
Fifth District Vt Farnam street.
TENTH WARD.
First District-lolh South 10th street.
Second District 153 Leavenworth street
e ection siibii no
issuing 01 sum uuim uf"L"""-" m iraiuenca or uumness address of the bidder
1 a, mam is ytui-u, nu n mum nc niKin'ii, seniea up, addressed
maiA Aliictn.'fc with an " V mark t ha iinH.,Blt,n. nA 1. . 1 .. i 1 . . . .
loiiuwina urn . - j".. in" "uiumih wnii inn diuo't s name snd th
Dauots can i i- jichuh inn worn newer rsid. - The hMu n.oi
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES
Third District 2121 Leavenworth street.
Fourth District-14:4 South 16th street.
Fifth District -lSf3 Wllllum street.
ELEVENTH WARD.
First District1" Hamilton street.
Second District 4ith and Farnam streets
(tent.)
Third DI?trict-34:4 Ieavenworth street.
Fourth District 7' South ;th street.
TWELFTH WARD.
First District 4.U North i4th street.
Second District '.'4 Ames avenue.
Third District 291S North Joth street
(barn.)
Fourth District Slftf North 24th stret.
In witness wnereof I have hereunto set
my hand ns Mayo- of said City of Omaha
this lth day of October, 1905.
Attest:. W. H. ELBOURN.
City Clrk.
(Seal.) FRANK E. MOORES.
OctlSdm. Mayor.
LEGAL NOTICES
BOND SALE.
Office of the- city clerk, South Omaha,
Neb., October IK, A. D. 1SK.
Staled bids addressed to the undersigned,
and plainly nmi ed "froposais tor Reluud
Ing Bonds," mill be received at the office of
the City Clerk, South Oinuiia. Neb., until 8
O'clock p. ni. October 3oth, A. D. 10.
For tiie puiuiiHse of tne following de
scribed issue of city bonus of tiie City of
South Oinana, these said bonds so olleicd
fur sale 4clng general obligations of the
city, namely;
Seventy thousand and eight ($70,008) dol
lais of city refunding bonds, issued for the
puipose of refunding: seventy thousand and
eight t$10.oul dollars In city funding bonds,
dated November 1. l'.0, now outstanding
under a reserved option.
These bonds so offered will be issued and
numbered, consecutively, from one to 140.
or. 70. both Inclusive texcipt number one,
which shall be of the denomination of
or $1,003, as the case may uej.atund will be
of the denomination of $.00 or fl.ouO each at
the option of the purchaser, dated Novem
ber 1, A. D. VM, due and payable In twenty
VM) years alter date, unless sooner re
deemed under the legal option of the city
at any time after five (5) jears from date
bearing Interest at the rale of four and one
half HVc) per cent per annum, payauie
semi-annually, May and November 1 of
each year, Interest Installments evidenced
by coupons attached to the bonds, bonds
and the Interest coupons p.tyabio at the
fiscal agency of the state of Nebraska, In
the City of New York, state of New lurk.
United States or America.
'iliese suid refunding bonds are Issued for
the puipose of rede' mlng and refunding
certain outstanding funding bonds of scilei
dated November 1, A. D. I'M), which fund
ing bonus weie issued ana sola under ex-
1 (sung constitutional and statutory provls
ions of the City of South Omaha, Neb., am
It Is further certified that the faith and
credit of the City of boutn Omaha are
firmly bound and revenue powets are Irre
vokably pledged for the prompt payment of
I thro said lefundlfiK bonds and Interext
t thereof soml-annuany, ana at maturit
I theieof
I Also that the total Indebtedness of the
c(tyi Including this Issue of bonds, has not
! exceeded the constitutional and statutory
nmits, and that an annual tax, and other
taxes and assessments to pay principal and
merest, as the same respectively (all due.
shall be levied and made
Each bidder must state separately the
amount he will offer for this issue entire,
as to "principal and premium," and that
"accrued interest," will be paid to the date
and delivery of said bonds, also as to tne
amount of the charge. If any, that will be
made additional, by the purchaser, for the
printing and lithographing of this said
series of bonds.
Each hid must be sceomranled by cash,
or an unconditional certified chck on a
registered national bank, in the sum of one
thousand (1.000) dollars, and made pa.vsble
to the City of 8outh Omaha. Neb., as an ev
idence of good faith on the part of the said
bidder.
The City of South Omaha, through Its
City Council, reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, or to waive defects should
they appear.
By order of the City Council.
JOHN J. GILL1N. City Clerk.
Octl8 13t
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received until four p. m.
Wednesday, November 8, 190o, at the office
of the undersigned, In Lincoln, Nebraska,
Room 112 of the Central Building, State
University Grounds, for a construction of
a pipe sewer from the State Farm to
Salt Creek, near Lincoln, Nebraska, ac
cording to plans an3 specifications on file
in the office of the superintendent of con
struction, Room 112 In said Central Bui ding.
Bidders must consult the superintendent
before preparing and filing bids, upon all
matters which may appear to them un
certain In either plans or specifications, and
must also ejcamkie carefully this notice
snd the forms of the contract snd b nd on
file with the superintendent; they must also
. peiBuiiHiiy inspect me proposed route on
must conform strictly to the plans and
specifications and to the requirements of
this notice. Bidders must be prenared to
furnish commerical ratings or satisfactory
references upon their financial standing. If
the same he required by university au
thorities. Each bid must be accomnanled
by a certified check on some Lincoln bank,
payable to the University of Nebraska un
conditionally, for the sum of three hundred
dollars. The check of the successful bidder
-"'" w. mm as a
in case 01 an award, will De tied as
S?in:7.-E5...
17.' """''"V"'!:" " n.urm.s witn quan
I titles nnri nrlnna I .m i .r uA v.. . 1 1 i
1 r ,'-: -' '" ...J."" LJ "":
tr,ct form a proposed and .furnishing
' 8pcui;"r, company Wid In a sum equal to
?T'lhlLf of contract price of the work.
i r0r'm vhfcubron,dcrpta",y tt:r? and tiS
'2"" bn! mllst J' "tlsf aetory to
i ,he Boar of Rerents or its building com
mittee,
In case the successful bidder fni
within two weeks from the date of the
award to file said schedules, falls to fur
nish and flle bonds as reciuired or n nni.
I 'nto contract nt the amount of his hid. the
cnec u:ounnr u uy mm win oft rorfelted to
! the university as liquidated damatres with
out further proceedings or notice. The
! check of the bidder whose bid Is imn,i
best. In the judgment of the Board of
Regents or Its building committee, will also
' closing of a contract with the first best
bidder, or until It Is determined whether
1 the second best bid will be taken up or re-
, no uem ienuiuif ino negotiations for the
, uiiMiuig cuueti nr. aii nnis must bear thj
to
on
e
Km
onened snd inspected as soon .ift.r th.
dite Hbove set for filing the same as the
Board of Resents or its building eominltte
can be conveniently assembled. The right
is reserved to reject any snd nil hid Ad-
ure.s th. i,.r.i.n.,i V . W.. Tu7
funding. State University Lincoln w.
1 hr.... Bi,iln. , " "
1 r.. . nuiviMi.
Supt, of Construction!
All bidders to hid on plans and aneeltico.
tlons adopted by county commissioners
which are on flle In the office of the county
clerk of said county. All bids to he accom
panied by certified check for $.Vj0 and a
good und suinclonl bond In the sum of
$1,000.
The hoard reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
By order of the Board of Countv Com
missioners. R. S. THORNTON,
Clerk of Dawson County. Nebraska.
LexIr.Kton, Neb.
Oi2-29-N5-12
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Proposals will be received for the pur
chase of the brick and stone residence at
the southwest corner of Seventeenth ami
Douglas streets snd Its removal by Janu
ary 1 next. For detailed Information and
opportunity to inspect the building anplv
to R. W. Baker, superlntendnt Bee build
ing, who will also receive tiie bids, reserv
ing right for the owners to reject anv or all.
MEOet23-4-5--7-8 629
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Leave. Arrive.
Overland Limited a 9 40 am K I" pm
C alif' rnla Kxpress a 4 10 pm a 9 i a n
f'alifori itt A Oregon Ex. a 4:20 pm a 6:1'' pin
North Platte Local a 7:00 am a 6 20 pin
Fast Mall u ti5 am a 3:10 p'n
Colorado Special a 7:45 am a 7:44 am
Beatilce Local b 3:15 pm b 1 30 pin
ItiU-ago Hock lalund A Pacifle.
EAST.
Chicago Limited a 3:36 am 7:11 am
Chicago Exnreas a 7 35am a 6.55pm
Chicago Express. Local. .Ml :0 am a 4 3u pm
Ties M11l1.es Exn eaa a 4:3im bll:60ain
Chicago Fast Exptes. ...a 5 4J pm al.Up:n
WEST.
Rorky Mountain Ltd a 7:20 am a 8:30am
Colorado Express a L.'iuptn a 4 55 pm
Oklahoma av Texas Ex.. a 4:J5 pm all:40am
lllluuls Central.
Chicago fcxpreas a .7:2") am a)0 3S pm
Chicago Limited a 7:u0pin a 8 05 am
Minn. M- raui r.i o i:a.am oiu so pm
Miuu. 4s St. Paul Ltd. ...a t.iO pm 6.u5pin
RAILWAY TIME CARD
RAILWAY TIME CARD
1laanrt rarlfle.
Ft. I.ouls Express ....
Kf C. A St. L. Ex
...,n 9:00 am a 8:8" am
....11:15 pin t:0Upm
(hlcsao A Northwestern.
Pt. Paul Dn light 7 50 am 10:O0pm
Chicago la light a 8:"0am 11:50 pm
Chicago Limited a.3xptn 9:15 am
Carroll Local il:l.'im :50am
St. Paul Fast Mall a 8:-8 pm 7rt am
Sioux C. A SU P. Local.. b $.50 pm 9 83 am
Fast Mall :" Prn
Chicago Express a 6:C0pm 7:30 am
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Lincoln A lng Pine a 7:40 sm 10:35 pm
Casper A Wyoming e J.6f. pm 1 1:15 pm
IVadwood A Lincoln a:ft0pm :15pm
Hastings A Albion b2:50pm :16pm
Chicago Local alLJOam 1:45 pm
t lileaso. Mllnanh.ee
Chicago & Colo. SpecKl
I'liilfm nlu A.- 111-eSiin 11.x
A ft. mat.
7:55 am a 7:35 am
. R:ta nm
a 8:10 pm
r, i...i I i,....,,l
.a 8:.f pm
a ..t am
Marlon A Cedar R. Loco 6:45 am bll:00 pm
Wabash.
St Louis Express -J0 pm ' 1:20 am
M. Iaiois IaicsI (from
Council Bluffs) 9:16 am 10:30 pm
Sheintdosh Local (from
Council Bluffs) (:4S pra 1:80 pm
rblCMKO Vrrst Westersi.
SU Paul A Minn 8:30 pm 7:18 am
bU I'aul A Minn 7:46 am 7:55 pm
Chicago Limited a 8:w pin alu.A) am
Chicago Express $:0u am 8. 40 pm
HI RLISUTO STATION 10TII A MASON
Darlington.
Leave.
Denver A California. ...a 4:10 pm
Northwest Express ....all:)0 pm
Nebraska points a 8:50 am
Lincoln Fast Mall b 8:00 pm
Ft. Crook A Platism'th.b 2.50 pm
llellevue A Platlsm'tn..a l av pra
Denver Limited
Bellevue A Pao. Junc...al2:le pm
Bellevue A Pac. Juno.. .a 8:30 am
Chicago Special a 1:U am
Chicago Express 4:00 pin
Chicago Flyer 8 05 pm
Iowa Local 9:15 am
Bt. Louis Express a 4:45 pn.
Kansas City A St Joe..al0:4t pm
Kansas City A St. Joe. .a 9:15 am
Kansas City A St. Joe.. a 4:46 pm
Arrive.
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12:06 pm
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b 8:32 am
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3:56 pm
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10:51 pm
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WEBSTER DEPOT ISTH WEBSTER
Missouri Pacific.
Nebraska Local, via Ieave. Arrive.
Weeping Water b 8:50 pm bl2.30 pra
Chicago, St. PI, Minneapolis A
Omaha.
Twin City Passenger... b 6:30 am b 9:10 pm
Stoux City Passenger.. .a 2:00 pm all :20 am
Oakland Local b 6:46 pm b 9:10 am
Emerson Loeal o 8:46 am 0 6:00 pm
a dally, b dull except Bunday. d dally
except Saturday, e Sunday only. dally
except Monday.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
CI-ARK'StSIORIENT
nd Utditnrrnesn, tnoludlnf Spain, by (ixcully
tbtrterea g. 8. Arabic. M.0O0 tons, starts Feb. Ith.
A crule of 70 dav. upending 19 dayi in PftleBtlns
and Ekrpt, costing only 1400 snd up. including abor
np.i..i. boU'ii, dnroa, fem, and all naceaaary x-
MltltPB.
For llluxtrataa Daaerlpttra Booklet addreaa FRANK
C. TLI.K. 9" Proadwajr. New York.
Round the World parties start Not. Its and Dec. t.
DOCTOR
GEARLEO
AND
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We use our ewa nans
In our business; Toy
knew whs you are dolruf
business with.
. II ; iK'eV''- V.' Cessmltstlea ree.
VARICOCELE - HYDROCELE
cured. Mothod new, without pal or
sf time. CHAROE8 LOW,
mo d, cnu cured for life, soon e'
DLiUJ ru UH n. symptom (aocea on
body, In snouth, tongue, throat, keJr anel
ayebrowe falling euO disappear mmpletelr
forever.
Wnk, Henous, Uto
nervous dabltty, early decline, lack of vlgoj
and strength.
TJRINART, Kidney and Bleeder TrtrabhsSk
Weak Back, Burning Urine. Frequency of
Urinating, Urine High Colore er with
Milky Sediment en standing.
Treatment by mall. 14 years OF BTJtV
ChbcTLL KKACTICK IN OMAHA. 1
er of ltth mad Datugla, Osnsvba. Neia
ReLIGIOlS OTE5.
Ian Maclaren, retiring from the ministry,
says that if he could begin his career over
Two missionaries from Afghanistan have
arrived in l.lvei pi.ol. Their Intention is to
convert England to Islam.
Rev. Thomas E. Judge of Chicago has
been selected editor-ln-chlef of the New
World, the ofnclal publication of the Roman
Catholic church of the archdiocese of Chi
cago. Dr. Richard Harlan of Lake Forest uni
versity, has announced the name of the
winner of the William Bross $8,000 prise for
the best book upon a religious subject. He
is Rev. Dr. James Orr of Qlasgow college.
The prile is awarded every I en years.
Work has begun on the new chapel of the
Novitiate of St. Andrew-on-Iiudson, a gift
of Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan. The cost will bo
about tltiO.OuO. This Is the latest addition
to a long list of churches, chspels, hospitals
and schools erect d by Mrs. Ryan in various
parts of the country.
Rev. Fnther O'Leary, who was one of the
chaplains cf the Royal Canadian regiment
la Soiith Africa, and who retired from ac
tive work a few months ago, has been ap
pointed to a position in the archives branch
of the Department of Agriculture at Ot
tuwa. The Presbyterians of Kansas have en
dowed a chair at the State university and
elected Dr. FranclB Wllber to the position
His dutlrs will be to give instruction in the
Bible and related subjects and to look after
the spiritual welfare of the 200 Presbyterian
students attending the university.
Rev. ti. Ernest Thorne. a London clergy
man, recently appeared for one night in
a play at a regular theater. A small part
was written In for lilm and he sung a
couple of hymns, slso announcing that
every Sunday he holds meetings In the
theater. Mr. Thome's original way of
calling attention to himself has not met
with generul approval.
The opposition to the payment of the
church tux in Scotland is occasionally re
lieved bv a ray of humor. Quite recently
hev. J. Steplienron, president of the Free
Cliurcu council, resolved to face week's
Incarceration rather than submit to taxa
tion. He had no property which could be
dlxtrslnrd upon, and on tiie form which he
received on which to suite what he was
willing to hand over to be sold he wrote,
"Self." In the next column, In which he
was required to state the value of the
goods, he inserted: "Wife won't say."
CUT OF THE OKD1X.4RY.
A New Jersey robber, sentenced to thfr
teen years In prison, has asked Justice to
make It fourteen rather than subject him
to the baleful influence of the unlucky
number. The court refused his request.
Because the Pullman car In which they
were traveling smelled of tobacco smoke
party of delegates to the national meeting
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
union at Los Angeles Insisted upon having
it dropped from their special train ana
another car substituted.
One of the most unique efforts to or
ganize a semi-labor organisation occurred
recently at Oreensburg, Pa., when, st a
meeting of all of the constables of West
moreland county, the plan to form a union
of constables was proposed.
The hot baked sweet potato machine is
one of the latest additions to the streets
of Ootham. it is said to look like a small
combination of street roller and locomotive,
and you get a ration of butter and salt
ith each sweet potato.
Colored people of Chicago have Issued
blue book showing among other things
that they maintain thirty-six clubs, six
teen of them for women: publish seven
papers, -have one architect, eight artists,
thirty-nine clergymen, nine dentists, forty
eiKht attorneys, thirty-eight doctors and
eltfhty-hvo public ortlct rs.
Harve Durand. a wealthy plonoer resi
dent of Fond du Lac, Wis., has iinlslied
constructing his own grave as well as that
for hi t'e. He Is not sjperstltlous and
bbS had no premonition that the end la
lieur, but he ha a horror of what he
ti i-n.s suimen nrn'i. jy ouilding
1 brick vau.t several feet beneath the uur
I face of th'i ground and pluclng heavy
slab of btone across the top, Mr. TKirand
I bellevi s that the gravi a will not sink, as
the earth csn 1 tamped over thu slab
after the cat-kets have been dt posited In
the vault Mr. Durand erected a largn
Kranite monument bearing the names of
himself and wife in the family let at
Fie nil cemetery some Usne ,
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