TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1907.
13
OFFERED FOR SALE
Piano. Orttai, Mil"1 Instrnment.
t IContinued)
CAUTION
STEINWAY PIANOS
Beware of bogus instruments
offered as genuine Stcinway
pianos. A fine stock of new
and used Steinway tiianos at
very low prices may be found at
the
Schmoller & Mueller
Piano Co.
and they are the only author
ized agents in Nebraska.
1313 Farnam St.,
Telephone Douglas, 1625.
16)-641
LTRTOHT STEINWAY PIANO.
In fine condition. ' 818 McCague Did.
(18) M346 M6
FOR BALE A fin piano, new In October,
of standard make, excellent tone and ac
tion at a very reasonable figure. 432 H.
Typewriters Htwlig Machines.
ONE! Remington typewriter. No. 6, In good
condition, for rale cheap. Call at Bee
office. (16) 28x
NO. t Smith Premier typewriter, good a
new, $40 No. 4 Underwood. MS. Call at
once. Room (L Paxton block.
C16J 47J 83 .
Miscellaneous. .
FOR SALE A few first claet mow case
. and counters; vrry cheap; nearly new.
Kennard Ulaaa A Paint Co., 16th anil
Dodj.-e Sta. 06 Mt21
HALL'S safe, new, ld-hand, 1818 Farnam.
(16)-6
SEND ua you me.ll orders for drupe,
frclKht paid on 810 lots. Myers-DiMon
Drug Co.. Omaha. (16-663
FOR SALE One rood Garland cook store,
with reservoir. 1702 N. 24th. 'phone
Webster ZMm. (16) M550 Mix
FEW bargain In Id-hand soda fountains;
monthly payments. Derlght, 1U8 Farnam.
' , (16)-iii
ShERWlN WILLIAMS CO.," beat mixed
paint. Sherman A McConnell Drug Co.
FOR SALE Two National cash rexistera.
one total adder; also nice line of store
fixtures. uione uinn ana investmtnt
company, Patteraon Block. (16) M72S
SHOW CASES and national cash register
cheap, sue in. ietn l u& mi30 mix
GROCERY fixtures for sale cheap, large
fancy ice dox, computing scales, register,
shelving and counters; must vacate build
ing. 1010 N. 16lh Bt. 0.6-M941 23
BICYCLE In good repair, cheap, Address
FOR SALE Nearly new, plain butcher's
ice dox. cneaD. Aaarees ihi;, nee.
(16) M366 23x
HAND-PAINTED china plates, $1.06; salts
and peppers, si.zo. Firing a specialty,
' Flora Bengels, Til 8. 16th St. 7
(16) M21J Of
KINDLING WOOD from box factory for
sale, 82.00 per load. The Partridge-Shelly.
Thomson Co., 160B Farnam St. Telephone
Douglas 5642. n zm m
FOR SALE Ten ' oearl clrile stick bin
valued at 825, for $16. E. Ketterer, 818
B. 15th. (16) MS03 Z5X
SCHOLARSHIP and books In Boyles Busi
ness college for sale at reduction; party
taken in; doors entirely new. Aairei
B 747, Bee. OS) 417 M4X
PATENTS
F. 3. LARSON A CO., patent . lawjrera
patent book free. Bee Bid., Omaha, Neb
D. O. BARN ELL. patent attorney and ma
chine designer. Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 7117.
(17 M737 Mil
SHARPS MACHINE SHOPS Patents
urocured. Inventions developed, drawings.
patterns, castings, machine work. 604-612
b. jotn ou uu w
MACHINE designing and general draught
ing at reasonable rates. W. P. Dorner,
bo. zttn Bt. u) tllbt Mil,
PATENTS, trade marks, guaranteed or no
tea. National Investment Co., Douglas Blk
U7 M7U6 Mil
PERSONAL
CITT STEAM LAUNDRY 45hlrt pressed,
not Ironed. HI S. lit St. TeL Doug. 254.
LUU wi
6EWINO machines rented, any make, 75c
per week or $2.00 per month. Second
hand machines for sale, 85.00 and up
Neb. Cycle Co.. uth ana Harney.
Q8-8
MASQUE costumes. Lleben. Tel. 4115. Open
evenings. usi i
COSTUMES 8118 8. 80th. Sack. TeL Ked707$
iuy sua
SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mail; cut
prices; send for free catalogue. Myers-
Dillon Drug Co., umana. (u a
PLEATING Buuiudry
Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and shrink.
Ing, ouly 6o per yard. Bend for price list
ana sample.
' CHILD MAN PLEATING CO..
46 Dougiaa HloUu Tel. Douglas 1836.
U o
LADY afent wanted In every community
to sell t'loriua rc (.ream; gooo. pay
large bottle prepaid $-c J. Smith, W,
Ohio Bt. Omaha. (18) M5o3 ax
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mr
Dr. King. 2018 N. 211 Bt TeL Doug. S-fca,
AU
0$
S) ow
BLANK BOOKS and ruled forms made to
order, neese rmuus; v.u., I'maiia.
C18-M.776 F28
OMAHA
. Bid.
Stammerers' Institute. Rain
Raingi
CIV--
JOHN CANE IS LN TOWNI
Now la the time to trim trees, trelises and
grape vines; also landscape gardening. Te
Red 646a. Kea. Uul B. ta Ave.
. , (U)-I7 Mil
DR. YOGEL'S Drivat home for ladle be
fore and during confinement; best and
cheaDest In the city. 2118 8. 18th bt-
(li 664
THE SALVATION ARMY solicit caatoff
clothing; in 'set an thing you do not
nem; w collect, repair ana seit. at ii n
lHli SL. for cost of collecting, to th
worthy poor. Cai! 'Phons Doug. 41 and
wagon a ill call. (i-eii
Kf AHKlV.TTr! treatment and bath. Mm
SlAUtvrjXlV Bmlih. 118 N. th. Id Bo..r
(1S
If ACQAflP Swedish movement. 416 N
Mth. room 1 second floor,
(18) MM MJ
EYE defects corrected by glasses, fitted
in your nome ir desired; ressonsble
prices. Smith, Graduate Optician, Btfl
Ohio. "Phone Webster 4S7.
C8 M600 Sx
HEALTHY, wholesome, setln skin bestowed
by Satin akin crvani and Satin powder.
' OH)
EFFA ILLI3. muste by mall. Adults
evening class Mondays. 1611 Farnam.
Douglas 7m. (18 1& M4
SERVING machine supplies tor all mates
of machines, nittchlnaa resalred; inachlnee
for rent. Hsyden Bros., Sawing Machine
1 ept Douglas St entrance. Tel I-ug.
BBV& , . . (18)-711 M10
THULTZE aV BLATTFRT. Ill 8 15th St.
Complete line of Irauing periodicals; Oer
inan aud foreign publications a specialty.
. (18) 370 M17
ANY ONE now1og the whereabouts of
Nels and Olaf Olaen will confer a favor
upon them by showing them this ad. or
by writing to Miss Carrie Olaeo, Rock
Island. 11 L. 6e) ria St
CJ-M7 MUX
PERSONAL
(Continue.)
WANTED A wife-no objection to young
widow woman. Send picture with first
letter If you hava one handy. Aidrra
E-7S6. care of Bee. (- MX
P.AMY. boy for adoption. Only people of
brat character need
ippiy. Aooreee r
J73, Bee. ,
1K)M 25S ,
FOR anythlnf In the sewing machine line
go to P. B. Flodman a Co., 1M4 Csp. Art.
: (UD-M736 Mil
DR. N, SOMMER. homeopath. Bee Bl1g.
(W-6J
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
HOMES FOR SALE
V-.UH. 2E10 Webster Bt. 10
rooms sll modern, lsrg attic,
full bnemnt, furnace heat,
good laundry, large l t UxlSl
feet, fine shade trees, south
front on asphalt pavement, all
special Improvement fully
paid. Immediate possession,
hey at our office. Terms: 81,800
cash, balance 8600 per year at
jper cent.
(2.600. 1448 Spauldlng St. I
rooms, modern except furnace,
lot 46x136 feet, paved street, ,
owner lives on premises. Oo
and look this over.
tl.xxt. 193rt South 15th St.
modern, except furnace, I good
room, built only on year,
easy terms.
82.100. 1706 South f7th St., I
rooms, city water and gas,
large barn, let 60x1 SJ feet, fin
shad trees, two blocks from
car, part cash, balano
monthly.
81,600. 8C45 Charles, good
room house, city water, gas,
' etc. Owner on premises, lea v
Ing city and wants offer for
quick aal.
81.300. 3814 North 20th St., I
rooms, good repair, large cis
tern, very easy term.
8800. 438 Maple Bt, 5 room
cottage. 83uO cash, balance
monthly.
8500. 2817 North 15th St, 8
rooms, easy terms, 8100 cash,
balance at t per cent
Be us for cholc lots in all
'parts of the city.
GEORGE & CO., 1801 Farnam Bt.
(l)-Mo37 28
3GTII ST., NEAR FARNAM.
Beautiful residence lot, 50x
165 ft, terraced and sodded,
asphalt pavement, all specials
paid. The location Is the swell,
est In the city. No fancy prlc
Is asked. This won't be on th
market long at the low prlc
asked.
, Applv - .
CLINTON H.BRIGGS
1820 FARNAM ST.
(IS) MS38
$8,5TOQ.OO
Special Price for Short Time
No. 188 N. SSth Ave., 10-room
house, located In excellent
neighborhood, on large lot 80x
156 feet, all oak finish on flrlt
fjoor, hard pin second floor,
attlo has three rooms all fin
ished, billiard room In base
ment, combination hot water
and hot air heating plant
House recently painted, large
barn on th premise. Fin
lawn and shad tree.
If you ar loolftng for a
horn In a good part of th
city this should Interest you.
Lot alone la worth $4,500.
Terms reasonable. Key at our
offlo. '
GEORGE & CO.. 1601 Farnam St.
. (18) M508 M
THE KERR ABSTRACT CO.S AB
STRACT8 OF TITLES ar th safest
You ar protected by a $10,0u0 bond against
losa by errors. You don't buy luw suit
when you buy a "Kerr" abstract. 1614
Harney. Tel. Douglas tw U
2408 EMMET ST..
I rooms modern, on paved
street, select neighborhood.
See us at one.
PAYNE'INVESTMENT to.
1st Fl. N. Y. L. Bldg.
Tel. Doug. 1781.
(19)-886 86
SNAP 8 room modern house. 2 lota. 474
. Capitol Ave., only 82,650. J. H. Panott,
ti) 82 zi
NORTH 24TTI ST. STORE
On North 24th, near Lake,
large store building with living
rooms on second floor, always
rented; lot 47x136; all specials
paid. Eastern owners anxious
to sell. Price, 82.3UO.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO
1320 Farnam Bt
Tel. Douglas 1061
(19)-527 88
$10,500 CASH
will secure 8-story brick near center
city. Annual income, $8,600. Assurances
given that Income will nay triple above
amount in ten years. Offer wanted.
I. CONNER, 232 Neville Blk
08)-;i a
LANDSCAPE architect. E. C. Foster,
puoue WU, 191. en muin
(18)-M7U 80
BUY WEST END PROPERTY
' For sal, over on buadrea
O00) lot In ' Brlggs PUoe."
Farnam St. iiMji through
th nUddl oi this addition,
' tTbes lots will be sold dirt
cheap, as I wtah to cioee them
out at one They ar to be
old In a bunch. They must
be sold altogether.
Apply
CLINTON H.BRIGGS
1830 FARNAM ST.
IF RIGHTLY PRICED
I ran sell your property, no matter as to
wnai aina or wnere iocs lea; beat bank
reivrei.cea.
I. CONNER, .232 Nville Blk
C?-e3 82
The Personal
AjVl JUUUJ 1CUIL3
REAL ESTATE
City Property for -ale Ctlnae-d.
HARNEY STREET
This property Is 112x181 ft.
near th corner of 20th St
It lays to grade and Is In
very way desirable. Finely
located for a row of flat. 'It
won't be long before this will
be business property. No
fancy prlc asked.
Apply
CLINTON H.BRIGGS
1820 FARNAM ST.
Cu M89t
FORCED BALJi-Owner leaving city, must
sell, good 7 room house in South Oman.
Address E. A., Bee Office, South Omaha,
(19-M586 84
BUY from owner and save commission;
6-room, new, modern cottage, no . iin.
(19 M648 M
FOR .SALE Two modern house and large
Darn, one diock norm oi nanscoro pnra,
paved street, esst front, lot 75x150. East
ern owner will sell at a bargain.
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room IN. Y. U Bldg.
Cl9-48
REAL ESTATE
FARM AfTD RA!CH lA!DS FOR SALE
Nebraska.
Land for Sale
IN WESTERN NEBRASKA.
Wa have a number of farms. Improved
and unimproved, for aal all over Nebraska,
and In western Nebraska. W can sell you
fin farms with the best of soli. The prices
range from I6U0 to 81,000 per quarter sec
tion, according to th location and improve
ments.' The average crop for th lust six
years haa been fully as good or better man
In the eastern bart of this state. Wheat
made from 26 to 46 bushels per acre, oats.
rye, barley and spelts made from 40 to iu
bushels per acre; . and corn mule from 86 to
65 bushels per acre. All the land we offer
tor sale is free from sand, hills or alkali,
and moat of the lands are located In Ger
man settlements. The soil has a foot or
more of black loam with a solid clay sub
soil Ilk yours at home.
It you buy land In the eastern part of th
state at 8H0 to 890 per acre you have to
work all your Ufa to pay th Interest, and
you will never get out of debt You are
navlna; from 8400 to 8600 rent for a Quarter
section of land in the eastern states. Take
this $500 and start a horn of your own.
Let us take two farms, on that will cost
$H0 to $W per acre 'which has been under
cultivation for 18 to 20 years; the other,
farm we soesk of haa not been under cul
tivation and costs only from $8 to $8 per
acre. W will pay $0 cash on the 85 to
$8 farm, balance of $700 to $1,000 at 6 per
cent At the end of every year we pay
from $40 to $50 Interest, and you pay on
your high priced farm from $460 to $600 In
terest Now we have to put our cheap
farm under cultivation, that will cost us
$200 extra. Now let ua not put any manure
on either farm for ten years, and which
farm will produce th best crops and take
the advantage in prices at the ena oi tnat
time? Stop and think about that before
you buy land.
We know there Is on above ua who rules
over th world. W also know that so
much araln must be oroduced to keen us
and our live stock alivs. We know that the
eastern states are played out In producing
crops. Do you tnink uod made this virgin
soli or the west lust for the hot winds or
story tellers? If thla country was made
out of sandhills w would not advise you
to com out her and starve with the Jack
rabblta. If you cannot And as good soli
her as at your home, call on us and we
will be glad to refund the money you paid
for your ticket
Below we give a small list of farms
which you can buy from ua on very easy
terms, one-third to one-half cash, balance
on long time.
W own 2.300 acres In western Nebraska.
No. 281 6.640 acres. 4 to 7 miles from
town. Price 87.60 per acre. Land Is all
fenced.
Another 640 acres adjoining this, all
fenced, at $7 per acre.
No. 284. A good 640 acres, on mil from
Sidney- Price $7.50 per acre.
145 acres under cultivation; all fenced
and cross-fenced. Price $8 per acre.
No.286. 320 acres, 8 miles from Dalton,
all level as a floor. Price $9.50 per acre.
No. 802. A fine 160 acres one and one
half mile from Dalton. Price $10 per acre.
Wi are able to give you list of 827
farms which are listed for sale with us,
but It would take mora than half th
Omaha Be to advertise It. so we have
only given you a sample of th best bar
gains w have for sale.
Pleas hand or end tnls list to some of
f'our best friends whom you think would
Ike to buy a farm or lnveat some money
In land.
We will b only too glad to refund th
money you have paid for your ticket, and
cover all your other expenses If you find
that th abov atatements ar not true.
Com at once we will pay your railroad
far. For further Information. Inquire of
SPRINGER BUZZ A,
Sidney, Neb..
Office LcGrand Hotel.
(20) M548 24
Central Nebiaska
H. A L. Th beat 460. aer farm In cen
tral Nebraska, Is only three-fourth mil
from court house, and ha 830 acre of as
fins valley land as lies In Nebraska. Oood
set of frame buildings complete, large grove
' yaars old. orchard, etc., 180 serve In
pasture. Prlc $36 per acre.
-C. 1,200 a or farm, fenced only 4V mile
from 6argent ha 200 acres of fine land In
cultivation, balance faiiced In two pastures,
good set -of building, windmill, well, etc.,
a bargain at 816 an acr.
Hartley & Lundy
Box 86. Sargent, Nab.
(2u-Mj8 Mix
A BARGAIN
In well Improved 80 acies adjoining Broken
Bow; two One houses, one I aud on $
rooms; barn, granary, corn cribs and
sheds, well, mill, elevated water tanks,
one in mill house and one la barn; on
wood and on steel water tank for stock,
one steel hog dipping vat; twelve lots and
entire eighty lencd hug tight; water
piped to both houses, barn and 8 of the
lota; fine lot of trees; 15 acres alfalia;
geared mill, feed grinder. - manure
spreader, good as new. Improvements
cost 89.000; land valued at $6,uuo; total.
$16,000. Will take $10,uu0; half cash, if
soid prior to March 2. 1907. 4 mil to
town school. Willis Cadwell, Broken
Bow, Neb. () Miw is
WILL exchange three 'full city lots and
new 6-room nous for Improved Nebraska
furin. Address Owner, P. o. Box hA.
fivnuon, Kb. (3flj M451 24x
-a.
FOR farms, ranches, relinquishments, etc.,
call on or writ to G. S. Henry, Taylor,
Neb. (a M54 2
MONEY In Nebraska land. .Write us for
list ot some goou forms ifl Clay county,
Nebraska. Dept. L EUer Johnson,
Harvard. Neb. tA) M4M Mix
SOUTHERN Kansas farm lands, Klsgman
and Southern Reno counties offer greatest
Inducements. Mor natural advantage
for agricuitur. fruit, live stock and poul
try raising of any location In the aiate.
Mild climate, fertile soil. Innumerable
streams and springs of pur water, rail,
roads, schools, church and progressive
cltlxen. Land purchased at present prices
will soon double in value. For descriptive
lists and complete Information writ or
call on ilrowa ex Temple. Kingman Kan
a. (20J-M- Mix
ads arc alwavs
UlClll U JJUUU piU
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LASDS FOR SAL
Kaaaa Coatlaae.
HOMESEEXERS! Be careful. Local rteht
Investigate our famous artesian valley.
Sure crop, matchless climate. Let us
writ you. Miller at James, Meade, Kan,
(30) MAH M
Colorado.
COLORADO LANDS.
WHERE good crops are rained by dry
farming. 160 acres Washington county, i
mile of Cope, 24 mile of ranro4d town,
level upland, anod sou. Price 8 cash net
and a snap. Write or see L. W. Tulleys
A Son, Council Bluffs, la. 102 Main St.,
up stairs. 121) M'2 it
oath Dakota.
ONE MILLION ACRES ROSEBUD LAND
SOON to be opened in Tripp county. South
jjaaoia; new ana autnentic map just out;
price, 50 cents,
ostpaid. Fred Reich.
mann, Bonesteel,
(20) M286 M18
SOUTH DAKOTA LANDS
SOU acres prairie farm land, one mile from
Gettysburg, potter county, South Dakota.
No Improvements; price t-5 per acre, pay.
able 85 per acre cash, balance eight yearly
payments, 6 per cent Interest. Also have
quarter and half sections at $12 per aero
up. Write for free map to A. G. Williams,
owner, Gettysburg, Porter county, South
uakoia. () 2tt7 Mar J
Texas.
LAND SEEKERS I
FARMERS MAKE 200 PER CENT IN THE
BRAZOS VALLEY.
OUR LAND HAS MANY ADVANTAGE?
OVER ANY OTHER SECTION OF
TEXAS.
It haa 45 Inches of rainfall.
It has more productive soil.
It has no brush to grub out
It don't have to be Irrigated.
It has pur water at sixty feet
It costs less to Improve.
It arrows best cotton In Texas.
It Is a natural .clover country.
It Is beat sugar cans land.
It Is a good Jilfalfa country.
It Is a splendid hog country
It has a ten months' growing season.
It hss lowest shipping rates.
It sells at 812.00 to 818 per acre.
Illustrated list free.
HILAND P. LOCKWOOD,
San Antonio. Tex.
, (20 M511 Mt
Corn and "Wheat Lands
In fertile northwest Texas. We own and
control several thousand acres of the best
land lit the Panhandle. Join one of our
big excursions.
LEREW LAND CO..
808-9 S.. 13th St., First Nat l Bank Bldg.
0)-M541 Ml
Washington.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Improved fruit
snd chicken ranch of 16 acres near Tacoma,
wasn. n. tsraaiey, woiDacn, is en.
(20)-M43 23x
FARM") FOR SALE.
Don't buy a farm of any klfid, anyvhefe,
before writing ua. A postal will bring you
our lists. Bradley Mathlesen. Wolbach,
Greeley Countv. Neb.
(20) M942 23x
RANCH for sale: 1.0R0 acres deeded, two
. sections leased school land, all fenced;
located central Neb. Write for full descrip
tion. J. V. Anderson, Grand Island, Neb.
(20)-424 M3x
FARM lands for sale In Nebraska snd
8outh Dakota, improved and unimproved,
large and small tracts. Also some good
trading propositions. Address J. P. Fal
ter, Plattsmouth, Neb. (20) 424 Ml
Wyosalasj.
WYOMINO - IRRIGATED LAND Valley
land 816 to 836 per acre. Also Irrigation
project for Investment Address Box 93,
Thermopolis, Wyo. (20) M538 M6x
M lacellaneous.
HOMESTEAD
THE COEUR D'ALENE RESERVATION
will be opened soon. Jt contains 500,000
acres choice wheat, fruit and timber land.
Do you want 160 acres?
COEUR D'ALENE RESERVATION IN
FORMATION AGENCY,
Rooms 17-18 Exchange Bank RMg., Spo
kane, Wash. ' (20) 2 M3
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm aad Baneh Lands.
20 ACRES, with house and barn. Ill a
16th St. (tD-774'
FINE ranch to' rent on crop plan In famed
Big Horn Basin.
Writ W. M. Harvard.
jso wooa, wyo.
1
(21) 424 M4x
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN-Payn Investment Co.
(2!)-6b6 .
GARVIN BR08., 1604 Farnam. 6 and 6H
par oent loans on real estate; no delay.
(22) 668
LOWEST RATES Bemla, Paxton Block.
(22) 667
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on buslnesM and resi
dence property In Omaha; lowest rates;
no delay. Thomas Brsnnan, R. 1, N. Y.
Ufa (22)-669
UNION LOAN & INVT CO.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
Loans money on real state, buys and sells
city warrants, city and farb mortgage. 210
Bee Bldg. Phone Doug. 2904. 2) 458 It
WANTED City loan and warrant. W.
Farnam Smith V Co., VtM Farnam St
(22-7$
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
Thomas, (u First National Bank Bldg.
(22) tiTO
WANTED City loans. R. C Peter Co!
(221678
PRIVATE MONEY F. D. Wsad, 15 Doug.
. (22) 671
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy, second-hand furniture,
cook and heating stove, carpet, llnole.
urns, o trice furniture, old ciotne ana
suoes, pianos. lesuisr. nea pillows, quius,
and all kinds of tools; or will buy the fur.
nltur of your house complete. Will buy
antique or mahogany furniture. The high
est prices puld. Call th right man. Tel.
Doug. $971. (2i) M915 M14
DON'T give your second-hand furnlturt
away: I pay the highest price; big prices
paid for oiV furnitur. Jo Levin, 3ul
N. 16th. TeL Douglas 771.
(26) M2S1 Mt
TOP prices for ld-hand books, novels, all
kinds. Btacey, 816 8. lilh. Tel Harney lki.
(25) M2S7 M5x
CASH paid for old books. Crane-Foy Co.,
SU S. 14th. 'Phone Douglas-Uil.
(25 (43
WANTED 4-foot bookkeeper' desk; also
railing and cashier's desk and other offlc
fixtures. Address D 749, Be.
(25)-M40O
I WANT to 'buy a horn In vicinity of
Hanscom eark, about 7 rooms, modem.
Telephone Harney 1590. 1807 8 28th.
(25)-M437 27
TYPEWRITERS We pay the highest cash
prlc for tyiewrltars. Call at once or
Tel. Doug. 6477, Keodls, Paxton block.
CS 474 M19
WANTED to buy, second-hand typewrit
ers, all makes; typewriters sold - 818 N.
16th St. flat 1 (S6 60 M21
WANTED TO RENT
I OR 6-ROOM house, cottage preferred,
close in; reference furnished. Address
F 761. car Be. (2ff 6l 22x
WANTED To rent 8 or $ furnished rooms
for light housekeeping by small family-;
must be close In; references. Address
W 846. car Boa t-kUiv7 U
inn
1U1 JUU1 UU.
WANTED SITUATIONS
DAY women furnished fr of chart.
Telephone Pout, lea 1118. jW)UM
POSITION wanted by pharmacy student
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GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR LIVE STOCK. DB
. partment of th Interior, Ofnc of Indian
Hairs, Washington, D, C, February 1. Iv7.
Sealed proposals plainly marked on th
outside of the sealed envelopes, "Proposals
for Live Stock," and addressed to th
commissioner of Indian ahairs, Washing
ton, D. C wilt be received at th Indian
oltlce until t o'clock p. m. of March 12, iwu7,
for furnishing and delivering about 24,751
heifers. 775 bulls, 1.268 mares and L28 milch
cows, for issue to Indiana of different
reservations, as per schedule, detailed
specifications, conditions to be observed by
bidders, etc, which will be furnished upon
application to the Indian office. Washing
ton, D. C; th U. S. Indian warehouses
at New York City, Chicago, 111., Omaha,
Neb., St Louis, Mo., and Ban Francisco,
Cal.'; th ofJloes of the Drovera Journal,
Chicago, 111.; Drovera Telegram, Kansas
City, Mo.; Th Bee, Omsha, Neb.; Journal,
dloux City, la.; Pioneer Press. St. Paul,
Minn.; Livestock Reporter, Fort Worth,
Tex.; Montana Record, Helena. Mont.;
Breeders Gaiutte, Chicago, III.; Stock
growers Journal, Miles City, Mont., and
Southwestern Stockman, Farmer and
Feeder, Phoenix, Arlx. ; Drovers Journal
Stockman, South Omaha, Neb.; ths U. S.
Indian agents nt Standing Rock agency,
Fort Yates, N. D. ; Pin Ridge agency. Pine
Ridge, S. D.; 1-ower Brule agency. Lower
Brule, 8. D-i Crow Creek agency. Crow
creek, 8. D.; Rosebud agency. Rosebud,
8. D.; Cheyenne River agency, Cheyenne
Agency, 8. D.; and th superintendents of
th Tohgue River agency, Lamedeer,
Mont; Sante agency, Santee, Neb., and
Fort Apache agency, Whlterlver, Arlx.
Bids upon th blanks furnished are not
absolutely essential; they may be mad In
any other form provided th conditions ar
observed. For further Information . apply
to F. E. Leupp, commissioner.
FS-7-9-12-14-16-19-21-28
PROPOSALS FOR LEASING THE TRI
bal Lands of the Standing Rock Reserva
tion, North Dakota, for Grating Purposes.
Department of th Interior, Office of Indian
Affairs, Washington, D. C, February 6,
1907. Sealed proposals for leasing the sur
plus tribal pastures on the Standing Rock
reservation. North Dakota, for graxlng
purpose., will be received at this office
until 2 o clock, p. m., on Thursday, March
28, 1907, and will be Immediately thereafter
opened In the presence of such' bidders ss
may attend. The lands will be leased for
a period of five years from June 1, 1907,
snd no bid for a different period will be
considered. The proposals must be -addressed
to "The Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, Washington, D. C," and must be
plainly endorsed on the outside of the en
velooe. "ProDosnla for Leaning Standlna-
Rock Lands. The lands offered for lease
have been divided Into four pastures. Pas.
tur No". 1 contains 96,000 acres; pasture
No. 8 contains 550,060 acres; pastur No. 8
contains 815.200 acres; pasture No. 4 con
tains 116,480 acres. Maps showing th loca
tion of the pastures and posters giving di
rections for the submission of bids, and all
other necessary Information, may be
obtained on application to th United
State Indian Agent Fort Yates. 'North
Dakota. Proposals not conforming to the
requirements mentioned In the posters may
be rejected. If such action shall be deemed
advisable. C. F. LARRABEE, Acting
commissior.er. saistu
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS, DE-
partment of Indian Affairs, Washington,
plainly marked on the outside of th sealed
envelope, proposals lor Buildings, uenoa.
Nebraska," ana addressed to tne commis
sioner of Indian Affairs. Washlnkton. D.
C, will be received at th Indian Office
until 2 o'clock p. m. of March 12, 1907, for
turnisning ana delivering me necessary ma
terials and labor required to construct and
complete a worksnop, superintendent s rest
dence and office building. In strict ac
cordance with the plans, specifications and
Instructions to bidders, which may be ex
amined at this office, the offices of the
"Improvement Buletln, Minneapolis,
jninn. ; American contractor, - unicago,
Til )iti.. ' 1 r .. v. .-..l. . . v. nn.
. . xjvu, uiuniiw, lcu. , ill OUIIUKII
and Traders' exchanges 'at Omaha, Neb.;
St Paul, Minn.; Minneapolis, Minn.; th
Northwestern Manufacturers' association,
Bt. Paul. Minn.; the U. S. Indian ware,
houses at Chicago, 111.; Omaha, Neb.; St
Louis. Mo.; New York, N. Y., and at the
school. For further Information apply to
Wm. H. Winslow, Superintendent, Genoa,
jnbd. tj. jr. liAitnAbbb,, Acting uommis
sloner. Feb9-12-14-VI-19-21-23-26-28
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. U.
S. Geological Survey, Reclamation
Service. Washington. D. C. February 14.
1907. Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the United States Reclamation
Service. Belle Fourche, Seuth Dakota, until
8 o'clock p. m., April 10, 1907, for the con
struction ot sections 2 to s of the Bouth
Canal with appurtenant structures, In
volving approxlmatoly 900,000 cubic yards
of canal excavation, 7,200 cubic yards of
concrete and 1,296 linear feet of tunnel, In
connection with the Belle Fourche Project,
South Dakota. Mans, specifications and
proposal blanks may be obtained from the
United States Reclamation Service. W ah.
Ington, D. C, Crawford, Nebraska, or Hi ll
rourcne, uoutn uakota, tu. A. HITCH
COCK. Secretary.
F23M3-8-16
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of 'lie stockholder of the
Bouth Platte Land company will be held
at th ofnc of said company at Lincoln,
Neb., at 11 o'clock a. m. on the 6th day of
March, A. D., 19v7. By order ot th Board
ot Directors, c. rl. MUKK1LL. President:
41. x. miun, omjrmai y.
Lincoln, Neb., February 4, 1907.
i FS-daot-m.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL- BE RE
celved at office of Treasurer Battle
Mountain Sanitarium, N. H. D. V. 8., Hoi
Springs, South Dakota, until 12 o'clock M.
Mann inn, in. ana tnen opened, for turn
Ishlng and delivery of Screens, Cement snd
Plows, in accordance with instructions and
. specifications, copies of which, with blank
I proposals, and other information, may be
naa upon application to w. A. lUCKCK,
, treasurer
F23-27-M4
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual - meeting of stockholders In
The Bee Publishlnx company Is herebv
called to meet In the office of The Bee
building, in th city of Omaha, Neb., on
the 4th dy of March, 1907. at 4 o'clock
p. m. ay o.-oer or tne president, h. a.
HAbKLLL, Secretary. Fb.l6 d 12 m-a
RAILWAY TIME. CARD
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t nlon PaelSje 1
Lv. Arrtv.
Overland Limited a 66 an a 818 pta
The China and' Japan
Fast Mall a 4:11 pm a 6:16 pre
Colo. Calif. Ex a 4 16 pta a t M pns
California at Or. Ex. ..a 4 85 pm a 1:10 pm
Los Angeles Limited., all pm a10:46 pi
Fast Mall a I M am a 6:00 pr
Colorado Special ....... .a T:4 am a 7:44 sr
North Pintle Local a :U am a 4 M pi
Bes trice Local b 2 00 nm b)t:C pa
( bteas A lertawesier.
Cedar Rapid Pas .a 1-06 am 84 pm
Twin City aTxpres .at J am iMM em
Chloago Daylight -a tax) am all:l$ pm
Chicago Local ....all: am a 8:46 pm
Sioux City Local... a pm a I at am
Carroll Local . M pm I t am
Bloux Cliy LXK)n.... a a
Ckucaaa Exprs A aU Dm s 7:86
ful Mali a IM Dot
Fast Mail ......a 3 3 pm . 6.46 am
Twin City Limited. ..... a 8: pm a 7:oi am
Overland U suited -a mM pm a I 81 am
Chlcac-j Limited all ixn all sl aim
Norfolk-Boncataal .... f -ti am a Id. si am
Llncoln-Cnadroa ...... ..b T:u am alt 36 am
L ad wood -Lincoln .....a 8:90 pm a 1.(4 pm
raaper-Bhosbonl a $:w pia a 6 01 pm
hasllngs-ttuperto kl:wpo b I pm
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interestinn
TAYLOR ON RACE PROBLEM
rormtt Mlnlitar t Spain Tlkt at Jobs
x' Hopkins Uninraity Calibration.
enfranchisement cf negroes a mistake
ErtlOBwal Test Will, Ho Bay. Bar
Soatk rresa Daaaer of PU4teal
tsrBBey ol Vaa.waUi
e Voters.
BALTIMORE, Feb. II The principal ad
.Today'com:
of th Johns!
dress at th annual exercises
memoratlve of th opening
Hopkins university was delivered by Hun
nls Taylor, formerly minister to Spain. Mr.
Taylor Is professor of International and
constitutional law at ColurnDla university.
Washington. His subject was, "Th Rturn
of th Bouth to Pending Problems." H
regarded th thirteenth amendment to th
constitution a a declaration of Independ
ence because It set th aouth free from a
dying Institution. Th first great mistake,
he declared, waa in th enfranchisement
ot those entirely unprepared for cltlsen
hlp. The basio principle upon which th new
southern constitutions rest, he said, as fast
a their colored cltlsens become qualified
by education or property, or both, tor. th
franchise, they shall be endowed with It.
Intelligence and responsible minorities of
colored voters thus Introduced Into south
ern electorates could never menace. In th
speaker's judgment, the political supremacy
of a race endowed with a genius tor domi
nation. Along with a just and gradual
bestowal ot the franchise should go an
earnest effort to advancs ths negro race
through public education. The south, Mr.
Taylor maintained, had reaped tremendous
benefit as a result of territorial expansion.
Problem ot Swollen Fortunes.
Mr. Taylor also described the modern
enormous fortunes and the philanthropies
resulting from them.
"I know pf no monster so dangerous
to the life of a republic," he de:lared,
as on who can In a moment throw bo-
wllderlng millions In on direction or
th other, - especially when those millions
grow out of abnormal conditions - Uwt
should not exist. I
"The omnipotent dispenser , may throw
his millions In a good direction today; It
Is sure to be In a bad one tomorrow. But
most and worst of all, he Is-an image
breaker; h Is an Iconoclast who shatters
the ideals on which the nation's Ufa waa
founded. There was a time when our
young men thought It worth while to
strivs to be like Marshall, Webster. Emir,
son and Washington Irving. But how
long will thpse Ideals last under th
teachings of the new gospel, which pro
claims that nothing Is really worth while
except th brut fore wielded by masses
of money T
If this thing goes on we can soon close
all department of our universities ex
cept those that apply th principles of
physical science to the production of ma
terlal wealth or Its equivalent. Th long
arms of th federal government may be
able 'to break oft the top of ths troo, but
If we dealre to cut to the root of these
abnormal accumulations, which ar shat
taring all healthy Ideals, we must gp tor
the ax to th armories that hold th re
served powers of th states.
MURDER IN NEW YORK CITY
Feet and Part Of Lea of Mast or
Waaasl Toast in Snow
Bank.
NEW YORK. Feb. 21-The feet and por
tions of th legs of a man of woman war
found in box in a snowbank In th back
yard of a tenement house In Third avenue
today. Trf legs had been ohopped off, ap
parently with an 'ax. From th appear
ance ot th feet and leg It is believed that
an attempt was made to destroy them by
fir before they wer placed In th box and
thrown where they were found. Th limbs
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Conttaaed
Wasaih.
"ti Louis Express....... 6:80 pm a 8:80 ant
n 1 .mils iMUU 1 1 ram
Council ciuitb) , ti:uu ivis
ttsnberry iocal (iron
Council Biu.iei o saw pm ou.su err
fhlcaa areas Wetrm.
ft Paul 4k Minneapolis. tM pm 1:t9 am
r taul A Mlodmmu. t :4k am UiSOnm
Chloago Limited " pm 1:00 am
Chicago Expras T:f run U:Opio
Chloago s-xpreae viu s.sv put
Mlsauarl raaiao
K. C a It L Expraa..a 8:00- am a 6:80 am
IC C. a l U iUDra..aU:U pm a 1:26 pm
Mabraaka Local a (.0 urn all 40 am
Dee Moin Loo.. ...... .......... a 4:16 pes
Illinois Centra.
OMfama KXOr a COO IKI a 8:4. Brs
Minn. 4k St Paul Ex...b 8:0 am a 8:15 pm
Chicago i.unuea si:wpm ai.-wam
Minn. A Bt Paul Ltd', .a 840 pm a 1M air
Ckioaa, Hck I sta aal l-wlg.
KAMI.
fhio-m Limited a 1:11 am a t :10 am
Iowa Local a 1:09 am a 4:89 pm
Chicago Matt .V."i:
fo we toci .......bir-0 pm b 1:66 pm
rhioago (paswrn .') JP a 1:86 pm
Chicago (Iowa Lmtd.V.a 64 sun aJ.26 pm
T. Ml,
Rocky Mountain Limit.ua I-ki am a t:0S am
paIa A CaL Expraa...a 1M pm t U sn
Oki. T4xa Express, .a 4.w pm adx.Ot pm
Lincoln numi -
Bellevu m a 8:80 at
Cklsate, gimssxet Jt at. Foal.
CbL and Colo, special.. a 7:6 am a 7:80 am
California and Ore. JbXa 8.46 pm a 3:10 pm
Overland Limited ...... : pm a iJU am
Marlon Cedr H- Luo.b 6.t at-i bU:v
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Denver California.... a 4:io pm 3:30 pro
Blaok Hllli atittpm a 8:80 pm
Northwest Special ? Pm a IM pm
Northwest ajcpree ..all:lt p af:10s
Nebraska Exprsaa a 9:10 am a i:4t pro
Nebraska new am a i:ts pro
incoln Looat .......... a tui6 am
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Emorooa Local b 1:41 pm b 6:10 am
Lmsraon Local . 846 am o p:u
88taooor Pasltti
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Water -a 84i am a B pm
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a Dalit, b Dally except Sunday. ' d Dally
xcpt Saturday. Sunday only. Dally
as sept Mondav. -
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were taken to a polio station and an hv
estlgatlon was begun.
Pollc Sergeant McOuIr. to wham th
find wu reported, said he Is convinced th
limb were cut from th body of a man,
probably an Italian. "I suspect th man
may v have been murdered and hi body
out up In Tin of th tenements In th
neighborhood. It Is possible th person
who i was carrying the feet to th Bast
River became Intoxicated and lost from
his possession this evidence of a crime"
There are no marks either upon th bos
or th paper In which th feet - wer
wrapped that would lead to an Identification.
COTTON EXPORTS ARE HEAVY
1 '
Prartlealty rir nr Million Dol
lar Received ' ty raited
State Last Year. I
WASHINGTON. Feb." 21 Amerlea'a
pocketbook was enriched by practically
wy.ooo,ono through Its exportation last
year of .cotton and th products of that
staple, according to a statement Issued
today by the bureau ot statistic of tb
Department of Commerce and Labor. Th
exports of these ' products amounted to
one-fourth, or 28 per oent. of th $1,773,000,009
worth of the domestic txports.
The following flmires show th kind of
cotton product exported last year snd
their value: .
"Unmanufactured- cotton. 84lS.187.9Mi
manufacture of cotton, 84. 910,041 : cotton
sed oil, $18.9!$.ll: cottonseed oil cak and
meal. $14.15,3; cotton seed, 8345.8201 ooto
lene, larden. etc., chiefly from cotton
sed oil. 84,801.078, brlnjflng th total x
ports of these products up to 84R9.804.8R1.
Of the $418,000,000 worth of raw cotton
exports, $178,000,000 went to the United
Klnrrtom. 810P.000.000 to Germany. X45,tiw.txn
to France. $31,600,000 to Italy, nearly 87.000,.
000 to Belgium, $6,000,000 to Russia and
$1,000,000 to The Netherlands, whlla to
Japan the exports were valued at over
$11,000,000 and to Canada $7,833,000. Th
figures show a reduction In the export of
cotton sent to Japan compared with 1908,
while to Canada they show a slight In
crease. In Quantity th records show a falling
off as compared with 1906, the total number
of pounds shipped during that year bemsj
t,7,164,!BS, while for 1906 they wer only
$.850,229,030.
Th falling off In th quantity, however,
waa mor than offset by the lncfear 111
prlc of cotton exports, tho Increasa lit
value In ,1906 exceeding the prevlou ysaf
by $21,000,000. Of th ootton manufacture
exported th bulk of It wnt to
countries other than Europe- Th
value of cotton cloths exported laat
year was $32,500,000, of which a llttl ovr
8500.000 went to Europe, $16,850,000 to China,
85,000,000 to other Astatic countries .. and
about $3,000 worth went to th West Indian
Islands, exclusive of Porto Rico, 81.600,000
to Central America and mor than 8750,000
to Canada. ,
RAILROAD MANJS DROWNED
0aral Aareat of Illinois Central
with Boa Loses Ltfe Whllo
Ftshlnsj.
t .
MEMPHIS. Tenn., Feb. Zl Major W. I
Smith, a widely known railroad man, and
bis son, McClellan, aged 18. wer drowned
today In Menesha lake, Ark. Mr. Smith,
who waa a member of th Menesha Hunting
club, went ther with his son yesterday
for a duck hunt This morning a ' skiff
containing th two, with a negro padler
waa overturned. Th heavy clothing worn '
by Mr. Smith and bis son, handicapped
their efforts to reach shore and both wer
drowned. Th negro escaped. "
Mr. Smith was recently appointed general
agent of tb Illinois Central railroad In th
south by President Ilarrtman. He waa
formerly located in Chicago a assistant
to th vie president of th company. Upon
hie appointment as general agent Mr.
Smith took over th duties ofthlrd vie
president GUleaa, who resigned from th
service on January L
MISSOURI FACES LAW SUIT
Railroad Representatives . Meat t
Dlseas Plan of Attacking
New Rat Low.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 22. A preliminary meet
ing of railroad men, representing a num
ber of the road in Missouri was held yes
terday In th offlc of President A. J.
Davidson of th 'Frisco system, with th
Tlew of Instituting , concentrated action'
against the new Kent rate law just paaaed
by the legislature.
No definite course was agreed upon owing
to the absence of representatives of aev
ral road from th conference, aad th a
meeting resolved Itself Into an Informal
discussion of th effect of the new law
will probably have upon passenger sec nice
generally. It was stated that It I likely
a - conference of president a and general
counsels of the various road In Missouri
will be called at an early day and a plan
of action will b outlined. :
FIRE FIGHTERS ARE INJURED
oath Carolina CkJef Bnrned by
Falling Valla aad Other
- Ar Injorad.
.SUMTER. 8. C Feb. O. Fir early to
day destroyed ths wholesale dry good stors
of Beck Bros A Co., th retail givcoi J
store of IL L. Ttsdal and Manhalm' caf.
all oocuptng th first floor of a building,
ths second floor of which waa occupied no
a hotel In connection with the cafe. W, 8.
Graham, chief of the fire department, wag
burled by falling walla, his skull wa frac
tured In two place and on arm and both)
leg wer crushed. Two other men bad
legs crushed, necessitating amputation.
Six firemen, who were working on tho
second floor were also caught and carried
down" with the walls, all being more of least
ertoosly Injured. '
Th estimated Ids Is 850,000.
Msreakeei to Meet at Hares, .
HTTtON, 8. D., Feb. 22- (Special.)-.
Indies of th Maccabees, jurisdiction of
North Dakota, ScTutb Dakota and Wyoming
win bold their annual convention In Huron
March XI and 13. Mr. 8. Nevada Hereford
tat commander, give asVuranee ths
addresses will be delivered by Lillian M
Holllster, Rlna M. West and other sis
preme offlcsrs. Tb women named will
speak on -th evening of March U.
Class Initiation, conducted by the uprmt
commander, will be followed by exemplify
cation of, the work of the Huron team
A spirited contest la going on among tho
Hives throughout th state for prises to bo
awarded at ths meeting here; for th larg.
st number of member secured. $15; sec
ond largest, HO; third largest, $6: a prtx
f $10 for tb largest number of "bees" la
attendance at th convention from any on
nine outside of th city of Huron: to any
member, 82. Member of th local load
git members, $71; for each accepted benefit
nember securing twenty-five accepted ben
te arranging for the entertainment of ail
who attend th convention.
tHfjIosnall BUI m Low. , .
WASH INGTON, Feb. XLThe premdsat
today signed th diplomatic and ooaaulaf
appropriation bill, th first of tb regulag
upply measure to b acted oa by MO
f