The Omaha Sunday Bee
PART V.
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VOL. XXXVI -NO. 33.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MOKN1XG, MARCH 10, 1P07.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE.
TtlSISESS CHASCES.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
HELP WAKTED MALE.
Exoept Agents, Solicitors and
Salesmen.
OFFERED FOR BALEl
Cows, Birds Dom and Pets.
Horses and Vehicles.
Poultry and Eggs.
Furniture.
Pianos, Organs and Maalcal In
atrnmenta. Typewriters and iewlaa; Ma
chines.
Miscellaneous.
OFFEHED FOR RENTl
Fnrnlshed Rooms.
I'nfornlahed Rooms.
Housekeeping Rooms.
Boarding and Rooms.
WANTED TO BUT.
WANTED TO RENT.
SIl'ATIONS WANTED.
CASH RATES FOR NOTICES.
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Thanks and Lodge Notloea, T cents
per line for one edition, mernlnar or
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BRANCH OFFICES.
Want-ads for The Bea may be left
at any of the following drug stores
one is "your corner druggist' they
are all branch offices of The Bee and
your ad will be Inserted Just aa
promptly and on the lame ratea as at
the main office in The Bee building,
Seventeenth and Farnaia streets.
Albach, W. C, 40th and Farnam.
Beranck, 8. A., 1402 8. 16th tit.
Becht's Pharmacy. 720 8. 16th 8U
Benson Pharmacy, Benson, Neb.
Bemts Park Pharmacy, 33d and Cuming.
Caughlln, C. B, 6th and Pierce 8ts.
Clifton Hill Pharmacy, 2213 Military Ays.
Conte, J. B., 31st Ave. and Farnam.
' Crlssey Pharmacy, 21th and Lake.
Cermak, Emll, 1264-. & 13th St.
Eastman Pharmacy, 4046 Hamilton.
IJhler, F. II., 202 Leavenworth.
Foster & Arnoldl, 213 N. 26th 8t.
Freytag. John J., 1814 N. 24th St
Florence Drug Co., Florence, Neb.
Goldman's Pharmacy, 20th and Lake.
Oreen's Pharmacy, corner Park Aye.
nd Pacific.
Greenough, O. A., 1028 8. 10th St.
Greenough. O. A., 10th snd Hickory.
Hayden, Wm. C. l30 Farnam St,
Hanecom Park Phar., 1501 8. 29th Ave.
Hoist. John. 634 N. lth St.
Huff, A. L., 2924 Leavenworth St.
King, H. 8., 2238 Farnam Bt.
Kountze Place Pharmacy, 8304 N. 21th.
Patrick Drug Co., 1602 N. 24th St.
Lathrop, Chas. E., 1324 N. 24th Bt
Peyton, L. E., 24th and Leavenworth.
Saratoga Drug Co., 24th and Ames Ave.
Schaefer'e Cut Price Drug Store, 16th and
Chicago.
Schaefer, August. 2631 N. 16th St.
Schmidt. J. H., 24th and Cuming Sts.
Storm Pharmacy, 16th and Martha Sts.
Walnut Hill Pharmacy, 40th and Cumins.
Walton Pharmacy, 20th and Grace Sts.
Wlrth, O. H.. 40th and Hamilton Sts.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
The following births and deaths were re-
forted to the Board of Health during the
went y-f our hours ending Saturday noon:
Hlrthie-Krank Semerad. 1404 Elm, boy;
George Hill, 423 North Twenty-eighth, boy;
James Dugdall, 2443 South Twentieth, girl;
Ilk-hard Krallcek, 1411 Canton, girl; Rossoe
Tubbs, 14U3 Bouth Sixteenth, boy.
Deaths Lester B. Gardner, 1814 Chicago,
87; Patrick OKeeffe. 1S07 St. Mary's ave
nue. 49; Ellia Dolan, Eighth and Pacific,
7o; Martha Alice Dugdale, 2443 South Twen
tieth. 7 days; James Godfrey, died In Og
den, 28: Mary A. Jones, 528 South Fortieth,
79; Henry George Scott, 1808 Ohio, 4 months;
Zoe Gatonl Hall. 2226 Sherman avenue, 62;
Frederick W. Gray, died In Minneapolis,
66.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses have
been laauad:
Name and Residence. Age.
Christopher Flnkenkeller, Llttleport, la.. 60
Chrlstopha P. M. Olson, Omaha 61
Fred S. Edwards, Omaha 21
Josls Strukel, Omaha 14
22 karat wedding rings, Edholm, jeweler,
LODGE NOTICES.
Clan Gordon No. 63, O. S. C.
All Clansmen are requeued to attend
the funeral of the late Clansman John
Ovens from ths undertaking oar lor. nt
' Pral.ey & Dorrance, 20ih and Cuming Bts.,
Bun lay afternoon, at 1:30. Clansmen will
wear regalia. WM. KENNEDY, Chief.
CARD OP THANKS.
We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks
to our friends and neighbors for their kind
assistance and sympathy rendered In our
late bereavement In the death of our be
loved daughter and aister. Mr. and Mrs.
P. J. yuraiy and family.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DAY SCHOOL,
NlUliT SCHOOL,
BOVLKS COLLEGE. .
BOOKKEEPING.
HHORTHAAD AND T V ft WRITING,
TELEGRAPHY.
ENGL1HH.
Etudents Begin Any time. Catalogue Free.
Address 11. U. UOYLfciJ. pres., Omaha,
frb. (1 a6
ALL kinds of hardwood and parquetry
floors. Frank Sevlck. b. lot It and Do
minion Bts. UJ 424 Ml'x
THE CITY GAItBAGU CO.. Omcs 4th and
Laavenwortu bis. Tel. Douglus 137
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SIGN PAINTING S. IL Cole, 130J Douglas.
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DM AHA Bafe and Iron Works maks a spe
cialty of tire escapes, shutters, doore and
arc. G. Andreeu, Prop., lu2 S. loth St.
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SPRING TERM
or the
Omaha Coinercial College
1ITH AND FAR VAM
Opens Monday, April 8.
Courses: Business, Shorthand. Typewrit
tog. Islegraph, Civil darvice anil Pen
Bums hi p.
CATALOG L'B FREE.
What the High'School Looks Like With and Without the
AS THE
TIMELY REAL ESTATE TALK
Eaelei to Hare a Horns in Which t Whet
Thiir Eeaka,
NEW HOUSES PROJECTED FOR SEASON
Early Conatrnctlon Reporta Indicate
that Another Year of Home
Building la to Be the
Omaha Record.
The acquisition by the Fraternal Order of
Eagles of the Doane corner at Eighteenth
street and Capitol avenue, on which will
be erected a toO.OOO clubhouse and fraternal
hall, proved an absorbing topic of Interest
among real estate men as well as members
of the Eagles. Many sites for the new
building were under consideration by the
executive committee of the Eagles, and se
lection from the different locations was
awaited with Interest, as well as anxiety.
But It Is believed that the Doane corner
will prove an Ideal location for the. pur
poses of the lodge, and It waa bought for
a fair price, 112,000, through the firm of
Rylander & Slmonson, who had an option
on the property. The lot has a frontage
of eighty feet on Eighteenth street and
eighty-two feet on. Capitol avenue, with a
strip of sixteen feet at the south end of
the lot. It was owned by Emily R. Doane,
wife of Judge. Doane. Aa soon aa Incor
poration can be had and money paid In on
the stock by subscribing members of the
Eagles, active work will begin on the con
struction of a most complete clubhouse.
Rowling alleys, a gymnasium and other ac
cessories of a club will be features of the
fraternal home.
The large vacant tract of land at the
northeast corner of Thirty-third and Har
ney streets has been sold by the Byron
Reed company to Ernest Swuct, who will
build seven two-atory modern houses on
the tract for Investment purposes. The
property has a frontage of 106 feet on
Harney street and Was sold for $40 per
front foot, based on the Harney street
frontage. Concrete will be used extensively
In the construction of three of the houses
to be built by Mr. Sweet; the basements
and first stories to be built of rock-faced
concrete blocks and the second stories to
be of frame construction. The Interiors
will be finished in oak and birch. The other
four houses will be two-story frames, but
of large dimensions and with hot water
heating plants.
Many new homes will be built this spring
In Kountze IMace and contracts for their
erection are being let dally. This section
of the city la rapidly Increasing In popu
larity among the builders of modest homes
on account of its accessibility and the high
and fine view afforded by its extreme ele
vation. Among the residences In course of
erection at the present time is that of Dr.
H. P. Hamilton on, Wirt street between
Twentieth and Twenty-first streets. L. A.
Goldsmith Is building a substantial and
modern home at the northwest corner of
Sherman avenue and Spencer street, and
Hastings Heyden are building a modern
house on Blnney street between Sherman
avenue and Eighteenth street. Erections of
homes for William II. Clark, William A.
McKey and August Klrschsteln on Wirt
street between Twentieth and Twenty-first
streets will begin this month. Other homes
to be built In the Kountxe Place subdivision
ANNOUNCEMENTS
(Continued.)
Lumber or Coal
Yard To Let
Slwxts and fences included.
Trackage ndjoining.
W. FAR NAM SMITJI & CO.,
1320 Farnam St. Tel. Doug. 1004.
(D-
I CAN set scales In your floir and not cut
your Joint. 1 figure scale work. I.et me
figure with you. Baker, 1S33 Ontario. Tel.
Red 470s. (U M629 10x
BILK photos. Paris Studio, 210 S. 14th St.
U) 47S lOx
IOWA Sanitary Cleaning Co..lJl Farnam.
El'ROPEAN Al'TOMOBlLE TOl'Rfl.
For description of routes, principal fea
tures, style of cars, rales, complete In
formation regarding this novel touring
Idea, address Foreign Touring Depart
ment, BItflTH ft MABI.EY.
1765 Broadway, N. Y.
B. & M., Simplex. Funhard, l'.onuult, Isotta
Fraschlul. (U-S14 lOx
WHEN yeu writs to advertisers, remsm
br It takes but a few strokes of ths pen
to tell that you saw the "ad." In The Bee.
HIGH SCHOOL NOW 3TANDS.
are those of Mrs. Forbes and Mrs. Fergu
son on Wirt Btreet between Ninetrenth
and Twentieth streets, and an elaborate
residence for Major Wilcox of Browning,
King & Co., on Blnney street between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
S. Guild has bought the house and lot at
3713 Blondo street from Hastings & Heydi-n
for a home. The purchase price was not
given. Several other sales of both Improved
and unimproved property are reported by
Hastings and Heyden during the last few
days. R. C. Johnson bought a lot on Sev
enteenth street, Just north of Mandorson
street, for &00 and will Improve the prop
erty by tho erection of a home this spring.
Nine lots In Mystic park, which Is directly
west of Krug park, were bought by E. M.
Jones for $1,000, as an Investment. C. E.
Segbers bought a lot In Kountze place, on
k Spencer street between Twenty-first and
Twenty-second streets, for $1,009 and will
build a frame cottage on the premises. A
lot In Sulphur Springs addition on Sherman j
avenue between Wirt and Spencer streets I
was sold to Fred W. Rhump for $S50 and j
will be Improved. , (
. Hastings & Heyden have sold a house
and three lots on Browne street, between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets,
to Ferris B. Stewart for a home. The cost
was reported to be about $3,000. Joel C.
Scott of York bought a cottage and lot at
ivjj ixonn i niny-inira street, in Hernia
park, for $2,800 as an Investment; while a
new cottage ahd lot In the same addition
on Thirty-second street north of Lincoln
boulevard was sold to Mrs. K. J. Carson
for $2,U0 and will be ocoupled by the
buyer. '
W. C. Morris added to his investments
near Hanscom park by buying a brick flat
building on Woolworth avenue betwren
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh streeis
for the reported price of $0,500.
Jasper Robertson has bought from Hast
ings & Heyden a lot In Sulphur Springs ad-
! dltlon on which a home to cost $3,000 Is
now In course of construction.
FlBher & Lawrle, architects, are now
receiving bids for the erection of a unique
residence for John S. Brady, president of
the McCord-Brady company, on the lot
adjoining his residence nt 3C28 Jackson
street. Tho house will cost about $11,000
and. It Is understood, will be occupied
by Thomas L. Davis, assistant cashier of j
the First National bank, who Is to be ,
married to the daughter of Mr. Brady. I
The house will be an architectural de- )
parture In Omaha, being of the old Eng- '
llsh type, with the first story of brl-k
and the second of cement with a colored
roof. Tho plans for Interior decoration
are very rich. There will be a large liv
ing room with a fireplace and inglenooks,
and the arts and crafts style of decora
tions will predominate throughout.
In competition with several firms of
Chicago contractors, Jojin H. Harte of
Omaha was awarded the contract last
week for the construction of the new
Northwestern freight depot and office
building at Fourteenth and Davenport
streets. The buildings will occupy the
west half of the three blocks north from
Fourteenth and Davenport streets an'd
will cost about $100,000. Contractor
Harte expects to begin work on the
buildings almost Immediately.
The entrance of the Shubert-Belasco-Flske
theater syndicate Into Omaha was
announced last week by Arthur D.
BARTER AND EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A fine, up-to-date
stock of drugs In good Iowa town
of 10,000 Inhabitants; Invoice $15.0)4). Will
give right party a good deal or might
consider good land in exchange. Globe
Land and Investment Co., Patterson
Bldg., Omaha. Neb. (I)-j3
WESTERN Neb. and Kansna lands to trade
for merchandise or property. 110 S. 17th.
(3j 6o4 A3
EXCHANGE8 If you have city property,
stocks of goods, farm land or property of
any kind lo exchange, write fur our com-
filete list. We have propertlea and lands
n ail pa.'ta of the country to exchange.
Our llbl is free. Bend for It at once.
Globe Land and Investment Co., Patter
son Bldg., Omaha, Neb. (3) 9ul
FOR EXCHANGE Ws have several atocks
of merchundlae, groceries and ary g.joda.
up-to-date and doing a good business, to
exchange for g tod. clear land at right
price. Bond complete description in first
letter. Glole Land and Investment Co.,
Patterson Bldg., Omaha, Neb. (Jj-t04
FOR EXCHANGE 160 acres near Orchard.
. Antelope county. Neb.; price $17.M per
acre. 3.0 acres six milts from O Nell,
Holt county. Neb., Improved; pi ice $20 per
acre. Will exchange either or both of
above farms for merchandise or hardware.
We alko have several Income prupeiUfS In
Omaha to exchange fir merchandise, or
hardware. Globe Land and Investment
Co., Pallersuu Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
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What have you In cheap lands to ex
change for income property renting for
$1,300 per year, located In Plalnvlew, Neb.
A clean stock of hardware, located In
good Iowa town, . to trade for good piece
of land.
Continental Realty Co.
11-82-30 V. B. Nat l Bunk Bldg., Omaha. Neb
(3I-M559 13
MOVING picture theater, a money makr,
for lot or email cottage, or what? Pe
terson Bros., 62$ bee Bldg.
tl) MSC3 II
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Brandels, who said that negotiations had
been completed with the Independent syn
dicate for the erection of a play house
at Seventeenth and Douglas streets to
cost about $150,000. Negotiations for
the new theater were conducted by Mr.
Brandels while on a recent trip to New
York.
Specifications have been prepared by
Fisher & Lawrle, architects, for a very
complete two-story and attlo residence
on Thirty-second street, Just north of
Faclflo street, for George F. Gllmore,
president of tho Conservative Savings
and Loan association. Work on toe new
dwelling will begin this week and It will
be a most acceptable addition to the many
fine residences In that vicinity. Tho
house will face east on Thirty-second
street and will be of a partial Gothla
style of architecture. Novel Ideas have
Building Record for February
Building In thirty-nine of the leading
cities for February shows a decrease of U0
per cent. Permits were taken out, accord
ing to oftlcial reports to Construction News,
for the construction of 8,756 buildings, In
New York, Borough
the Bronx
Brooklyn
Chicago
8C Lous
Seattle
Los Angeles, Col
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Atlanta
Kansas City
Detroit
Newark, N. J
Denver
Buffalo
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Tacoma .
Minneapolis
Columbus
Dallas
Spokane
Rochester, N. Y
Indianapolis
Omaha
Sun Antonio
Ixulsvillo
Milwaukee
Salt Iake City
Toledo
Manhattan
Lincoln, Neb....
T )n ... .
mcri sun . .
Harrlsburg
Duluth
Worcester...
Davenport. .
Allegheny...
Portland
Spokane....
Total.
The cities are about equally divided as to
gains and losses. The principal gains are
In the Paclllc coast and the smaller Interior
cities, while the big cities show heavy de
creases. Seattle leads in the percentage of
lncrease.'the gain being 304 per cent, while
Portland, Ore., makes a phenomenal show
ing, permits having been taken out for the
construction of 279 buildings at an estl
matedcost of $SS6,639, against 211 buildings.
Involving $328,298 for the same month a
year ago, an Increase of 170 per cent. Other
notable Increases are: St. Paul, 149; Lin
coln, 144; Tacoma, 131; Duluth, 126; San An
tonio, 112; Atlai ta, 100; Worcester, 93;
Cleveland, 67; Detroit and Dallas, 43; Alle
gheny. 86; Kansas City, 30.
BARTER AND EXCHANGE
(Continued.)
EXCHANGE.
160 acrea good bottom land in eastern
Nebraska for good Income property In or
within ISO miles of Omaha; $60 acre; In
cumbrance $2,500, four years, 6tt per
cent. -s
160 acres good Improved land Hayei
county; net $1,000 clear; for cottage any
where. Wanted good typewriter in exchange
for three notes $25 each, secured by lirst
mortgage on lot In Chit-ago.
$6s0 note running five years 6 per cent,
seiured by first mortgage on leal estate
for equity on good little cottage.
Some Rood relinquishments in Lyinan
county. South Dakota, for cottages.
PETERSON BROS..
Phone D 8157. 623 Bee Bldg.
(3) Mbtft 16
For Exchange
Cnoice Farm
Adams Co., Ia.
Want livery buslnesa. grocery, general
merchandise or hardware stock for equity
about $5.Uu0. Give full particulars first let
ters, owner will give good deal and do
business quick. J. H. Johnson, N. Y. Ufa.
l3 968 lox
IF YOU have anything to trade, get In
touch with our awapper. He's the original
live wire In trades and exchanges. Can
"match" anything anywhere. Continental
Rfilty Co.. 21-32-36 U. 8. Natl. Rank
Bldg, Omaha, Neb. Also have offices In
Bt. Joseph, Kanaaa City, Sioux City, Lin
coln, Dra Molnea and Denver.
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CITY.
WHAT have you to trade for complete
butcher outfit T Address R., 601( Cam Bt.
1$-U53 x
;fOT.niimi?j:
j-u;'i -Hit I: f . i-3il-ifJ U... , fit.
AS IT WOULD LOOK WITHOUT
been Incorporated In the plans, bot'i for
the exterior and interior of tho residence.
Mrs. J. T. Stewurt, who recently bought
the George W. Platner home at Thirty
sixth and Harney streets fur about $10,
000, has let the contract for its material
Improvement to I'hlllp Kunz. Tho cost
of the Improvements, which are to be an
addition for a chlldrens' play room and
entire remodeling of the Interior of tho
iresldenre, will bo about $6,500, from
which it will be seen that the residence,
when the Improvements are completed,
will be practically changed throughout.
Mrs. Stewart Is a daughter of the late
Herman Kountze and will occupy the
house when it Is finished.
J. B. Mason, architect, has prepared
specifications for the Immediate construc
tion of a new home on South Tenth stre.et
volving a total cost of $".3,611,743, against
9,272 buildings at an estimated cost of $37,
U23.174 for tho same month a year ago, a
decrease of 616 buildings and $7,711,420, or 20
per cent. The details are:
1S07. ISOi. Per Cent.
No. No. f
Bldgs Cost. Bldga Cost. Galn Loss
400 $7,320,702 660 $13,208,649 ... 45
X 4,793.75 741 4,071,801
610 3,159.130 611 4,6O7,2H0 ... 30
675 1,703.492 636 1,636.23 4
628 l,0,tl2 638 321.lyl8 304
690 1.0S6.115 766 1.082,875 ...
671 9S7.4io 1.271 3.0,720 ... 68
2ifi 820.427 322 810, IS ... 10
S& 674.245 8u6 429,9i6 67
310 602,411 241 301,649 100
26 62,215 248 464,5 30
267 629,300 2(6 369,700 43 ..
132 6J0.340 134 061.060 ... 7
233 472,700 lh3 4M.770 3
132 381.700 158 472,075 ... 13
187 349,692 1 23 140, lo3 149
325 314,636 231 653,190 ... 43
169 2i6,18o 9 119,'5 131
187 2fA,79G a4 798.8.(5 ... 67
132 214.9N0 111 218.735 ... 2
126 204,070 120 1 42,762 43
94 2"2.5o0 187 8:2.776 ... 37
69 15.600 101 240,740 ... 23
96 1N5,0;9 2O0 316.163 ... 41
49 172,370 44 147,u"0 17
199 163. 7S5 126 77,6:io 112
162 157.2M) 164 684.806 ... 77
94 166.749 152 837,682 ... 63
37 116,4'JO 39 196,9i0 ... 41
62 108,170 18 ail.010 ... 46
66 94.405 26 38,666 144
27 75,766 23 84,785 ... 11
21 74,750 24 100,735 ... 26
44 73,570 84 32.570 li
29 73,362 26 37.996 93
15 42,100 14 3,6"0 ... 65
39 67.6O0 82 49,785 36
278 8f6,639 211 328.2W 170
48 103,107 88 101,356 1
8.756 i$-J9.611.748 9.272 $37,223,174 ... 20
It is significant that In New York City
there should be a decrease of 46 per cent,
Philadelphia 68 and Chicago 30. Some of
tin smaller cities in which building has
been extremely active for a long time show
heavy decreuscs, such as Louisville, 77;
Minneapolis, 67; Milwaukee, 63; Davenport.
65; Toledo, 46; Cincinnati, 43; Bait Lake
City, 41; Indianapolis, 11; Spokane, 37; Har
rlsburg, 20; Rochester, N. Y., 23; Buffalo,
19; Paterson, 11, and Washington, 10.
There are no Indications of a material
change in conditions In any particular sec
tion of the country. Rents are as a ru'o
high all over as a result of the strong de
mand and naturally building will continue
active.
BARTER AND EXCHANGE
(Continued.)
FOR EXCHANGE.
900 acres western land for mdse.
1,40 acres western land for Income property.
215 acrea Junes county, Iowa, land tor west
ern land or hotel property.
The only hotel in a town of 1,200, eastern
Nebraska; leased for 3 years at $S0 per
month. Price, $10,OoOT Want land or
merchandise.
7-room house and large lot, plenty of fruit
and shade, located at Tekamah, Neb.
Price. $2,oo0. Want Omaha or Council
Bluffs property.
100 acres good hard land near Chadron,
Neb. Price, $10 jr acre. Want town
property or merchandise.
$4.i"i stock of merchandise, close to Omaha,
doing a good business. Want land.
W. 8. FRANK.
321 Neville Blk., Omaha, Neb.
3)-M'31 10
80 ACRE9 central Missouri, covered with
fine white oak s.iw timber, clear, for
good 6-passenger uutoinoljlle of good
nial.e. AIbo nno stock farm, south cen
tral Iowa, for good livery stock. A. F.
Henderson, Clarlmla, la. (3 796 lOx
HALF section of improved land to trade
for dividend paying Ktock; land near
Fargo, B. D. 4 acres, Chks county, Min
nesota, for trade; will Improved; part
cash, balance dividend paying stock.
3.MV acres, Georgiu, for mining or other
slock. U. T. Dalbe. Hamburg, Ia.
(3J-815 lOx
WRITE Townsend Realty Co., Fremont,
Neb., who have farms, wild lands, elo ,
for clear town property and merchandise.
($) M-A26X
WILL TRADE high grade $3U) piano, man
dolin attachment, for diamond ring i r
stud of equal value. Hanks, 119 B. 27th Bt.
(3) 996 lox
WANTED To trade Nebraska land for
drug stock In Iowa or Nebraska. B. B.
Blurdevant, Atkinson, Nb.
(J)-M470 13x
Clock Tower
THE TOWER.
for Charles E. Goodman of the Oniana
Surgical Supply company to cost about
$3,600. The contract will bo wardd
within five days. Mr. Mason has also
prepared plans for six two-story brick
flats to be erected for J. H. Goxten of
the First National bank at Vwenty
nlnth avenue near Farnan street. The
cost of the flats, which will be unique
by the anstallatlon of many of the latest
modern conveniences, will be about $12,
000. They will be built as an Invest
ment and placed upon the rental market
as soon as completed.
It is understood that Increased accom
modations will be provided for the rapidly
Increasing colored population of Omaha by
the erection of a row of brick flats by M.
F. Martin on a lot 44x132 feet on Izard street
between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
streets. Mr. Martin bought the land for
$1,800 through the Byron Reed company and
the D. V. Sholcs company and has taken
out building permits aggregating $4,000 for
the erection of the flats.
The Real Estate exchange has rejected
the plan of E. A. Benson for a contest
among architects for the submission of
plans for a model cottage, with a purse of
$160 at stake. It was the plan of Mr. Ben
son to have several hundred western archl
tects submit plans to the exchange for
four, five and six-room cottages, the winner
in each case to receive $!j0 and the exchange
to retain the winning set of specifications
It was planned to have the money sub
scribed and, In fact, nearly $103 was vol
untarily pledged at the exchange meeting,
but the balance was not forthcoming, so
the question was laid over for further
consideration. The scheme has boen suc
cessfully operated In many other cities
and would, no doubt, have given the real
estate men and building trades operators
many new Ideas,, but Its Intrinsic value to
the exchange was questionable and the
plan was, therefore, abandoned.
The most Important real ornate transac
tion of the last week was the acquisition
by a local syndicate, headed by the D. V.
Sholes company and the I'ayne Investment
company, of the Keystone farm of W. A.
Paxton, which adjoins the town of Benson
on the west. The property contains 652
acres, 400 of which Is virgin soil, and was
bought for the reported price of $125 per
acre, which Is deemetl extremely low ac
cording to the price received for sales of
other acreage In that vicinity. It is planned
to exploit the tract as an addition for
suburban homes of the better class, the
whole farm to be cut up Into tracts of from
five to twenty acres and sold to actual
settlers. Boulevards will be made through
out tho entire addition, which promises to
fill a long felt want In the way of real
choice suburban property. Grading was
begun Friday on a part of the new site.
Goodrich hall, at 1309-17 North Twenty
fourth street, has been sold to T. H. Wel
rlch Fixture company, and Improvements
costing $2,500 will be made to the building
for Its use as a bank, office and store fix
ture factory. Mr. Welrlch Is now In the
east buying machinery to be Installed in
the new factory, which will employ about
seventy-five men.
Josephine Langdon has sold her home at
1321 North Twenty-eighth street, through
J. H. Dumont & Son, to Mary K. Drahos,
who will occupy It as ber home. The house
was built only about one year ago and
faces on the new extension of the north
west boulevard.
BARTER AND EXCHANGE
(Continued.)
EQUITY In 820 acre central Iowa farm for
clear hotel or wild land. Address Y 69,
care omana noe. (3) 879 10
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE First-class blacksmith and
wagon work business, with tools; $4 to $6
received fur shoeing und (4 to $8 for set
ting tires. Addr Y 129, Bee.
Do You Wish to Make a Chango
If you have a farm, home, business or
property that you waut lo sell or ex
change, write us.
GLOBE IjOAN AND INVESTMENT CO.,
Omaha, Nob.
(4)-620 A6
FOR TRADE Stock of general dry goods,
invoiced at about $7, boo; consists of all
clauses of g-neral dry goods; la. lies',
men's and children's furnishing goods, no
tions, etc. Owner requires reasonable
amount of cash and will take land for
balance; would assume some mortgage on
good land. Look this up at once If you
want a quick, liberal deal. C. W. Somlrs,
6uu Manhattan Bldg., tit. Paul. Minn.
(0 75 lOx
WANTED Partner with $2.&j0 or $3.fi for
established general merchandise business.
Address Y J67, care omal.a Bee.
(4-M7l 10
IF YOU have $K i can out you on the
road to fortune; full' si Investigation ; ab
solutely wonderful opportunity. Radnor,
P. O. Box 321, New York City.
(4j 876 lOx
FOR SALE Or part trade, general mor
chandibe store; best location In good
town. Address Y 266, care OinaVa H.-e
(4; 880 10
FOR BALE Dlviaend paying newspaiier
In western Iowa. Address Y 259, car Bee.
(; M0i iXx.
BUSINESS CHANCES
11 onliiiued )
WANTED Active young mnn in
limnngcr and Interested 1 irly In
ultli-K business in tins city. Fji
trrprlse of the highest character
with unlimited jv ssilMlition.
Should mak" fro'ii -oi to $10,
m iirst year; $!.'' cash re
quited Must personally uwestt
ti.ite. Slate an. , If married, busi
ness cx;cricnce.
O. C. ST. CLAIRE,
Metropolitan l.tlc llldg.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
(4)-SS2 lOX
WE BUY. W'U or exchange everything. Nail
investment Co., ui LHtupMa Hloek.
(4 M594 A6
A THIRTY-ROOM HOTEL In Junctio
town In northeast Nebraska ; making $.1,0
in, i-n!i t't 1ml Imtf ,.nul,
rer month. Continental Realty Co., V. t
Hank KUlg., omaha. Net). (4 M,96 13
ROBERT C. DRUESKDoW & CO..
PTdCK HHOKKIIS,
609 New York Life Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb.
(4)-00
S20 shares of the Mfinkors-Hoavner Navl
gallon o. siock. at inucii less than th'
mntket price If sold at once. Addres
liox 21.1, Omaha, Neb. (4J Mfv'i6
FOR SALE New, clean stock of hard
wre, county seat town. Invoice $l,6w
snan If taken booh. Address Box 714, Al
Dion, ieo. (4 M993 x
FOR SALR Wholo or half Interest In on
i'i mo lost meat tuntkets and grocorh
In Omaha, doing $.Vi.io a vear: lensn
low rent. Would require about $3 m Ad
aress f ;uu. nee. i4) Mt2ii lox
SMALL home bakery for Fale, doint; gooi
uusiucBs. iici itarney; uasement.
(4) 612 9x
ONE Edison exhibition machine, 2,&00 fee
film and song slides. W. H. Oourley
jewel ineuier, vnnana. l) nltiu7 lox
FOR SALE My 15-ucro fruit and iranle
farm; good 8-room house and burn: on
mile east of Fremont. Address 8. Rl
itowe, rreniont, rseu. (4) A1M0 llx
FOR HALF, -20-room hotel on good corner,
oniy ti.reo iiiocks ironi I nton depot. Es
tabiished trade. Soren Nelson, Fremont
T-CD. 14) 479 lux
TO buy, sell or exchange anything call
write or pnono I'etersun i:ios., 523 Be'
uiug. ici. uvug. aui, oruahu.
14)-M459 A2
LOTS-6 minutes from business center off
Omahn, 2 blocks from car line: tM t,l
$100, $10 down and $3 per month. AddresJ
i;. jiee. (4) 400 9x
DRUG stores for sale everywhere. F. V.
Knl"st, 624 N. Y. L., Omaha. (4) 889
WANTED Partner In good paying black
smithing business. Box 60, Bailors la.
(4)-M216 14x
FOR SALE A good, roomy brick carpen
ter shop, equipped with saws and elee
trie motor; located nt York, Neb., a city
of 7,1'ou; plenty of work. Writo for par
ticulars. Gilbert Bros., York. Neb.
14) M723 22X
FOR SALE Meat market, small grocery,
building, nleiitv ice. irood town uAutAcrv
Iowa, would consider land; an object for
casu u soul soon; property clear; going
weu .auureHs i ai, nee. (4) M697 23x
FOR SALE Old established harness and
rauoiery nusiness in gixMl INonraska town.
Auurcss ii Bcnaueiuaiin, Wlsner, Neb.
(4) Mi'l llx
TO BUY Oil SELL
Any business or property, write or call
H. G. QANGESTAD,
403 Bee Bldg. Tui. Douglas 3449.
(4)-103 MJ
IF YOIT want to get In or out of huslnn
no matter what your business is, or
ueie u is, we can neip you.
We make all kinds of trades and guoruntee
to suit. If you have anything to trade,
wrlto us.
KELLY INVESTMENT CO..
220 Neville Blk.
(4)-MU8 t
A RARE OPPORTUNITY-I havo had
placed In my hands for sale part nr all
of 2o,o shares of Hrei kenrldee (Colorado)
"Old Union" mining stock. This Is a pro
ducing mine, with line mill already built
Circumstances offer exceptional ( pportun
ity for Investment at a big bargain. Don't
delay. S. liawver. 1614 Emmott Ht..
Omaha. (1 180 10
LADY or gentlemen partner In manufac
turing business; Kood proposition; oicn to
investigation: hustler pr. f. rred. Address
Manager Gurlta Mfg. Co.. 2035 Harney St..
Omaha. (4)-91ti lux
FINE Abstract Business Entire plant of
controlling Interest; located In a good
Nebraska town; unlimited opportunities
for business; standing order '.'or 100
nlistraets on additions at the present
time; last of reasons for selling; price
right; quick sale; might consider trada
for part. Globe Land Ai Invest merit
Co., No. 2 Patterson Block. (4j Mdi5
W ANTED Man t take charge of retail
business for wholesale Implement nnd
vehicle house; must have u.ooo tj handlo
timo salts. Address P 27, csire Bee.
(4j 315 IS
NOTICE-FOR RENT-16-ROOM HOTEL.
built new. Henry Plcpcr. Mlriden lo.
(4-W2 lit
PARIS studio for photos. 210 8. 14th St.
(4) 472 lOx
FOR SALE Quick, money-making hard
ware and Implement business, best pint
of the new state, personal Investiga
tion Invited. Requires about $6,000. Ad
dress Box 43, Council Blurt, Ia
(4) 856 lOx
NEWSPAPER FOR KALE Combined
newspaper and Job office In best town of
.40 population In central N'ehrask I
power presses. If tnken at once, $1250.
half cash. Audresa Y 204, care H-e.
(4)-MsU llx
FOR 8ALE A first-class county seat
weekly n easy terms. Isirnest circula
tion In county and on u pnylnir Imslg,
Address a;j. Bue. 4;-M87 2ex
AN INCOME- for the family. DiVTdends
tnnt will please you. Illustrated report
with 40 phot, a free. Addrt-r. InL-rua-'onal
Lumber, Drexcl Bldg., Philadelphia,
4)-8j; lox
WANTED Reliable man with $l.Wi to take
a Una mini inten st in our manufacturing
biislneK und ret. resent us in tills state.
The rlxht man ho is eurwil.le of conduct
ii.K a I ranch otlii-e and appointing sub
ay.-nts can easily clear J.",,!,) to im.4 rr
y.nr. We are a reliable manufacturing
oomnnny. with the most profitable and
salable t-oo.ls on the market. Only one
nvan wanlisl In this state. Aridros Nat.
U H. & P. Co., 311 West LakH Ht." Chi.
CilKa;. (4) S32 10x
JOIN I ur California Cultivated Farms Club
for $1. Oct a M-f.cre hi. mo In warm
sunny California. No Interest, no taxes
We cultivate the land und you shr
'rnf'ta. References, nnv I.os Angeles
Bank. P-tH your dollar now for lu-st
choice. Golden State Realty Company.
Dept. 16, jn Angeles, Cul.
(4-f l3 lOx
FOR PAI.E-AII or half biter-st In good,
clean, up-to-date drug stock. In live
town: Invoice about $v0. A.1lr-s P. x
4M. Wahoo. (I) -7u7 10
t" . . r.r.Ai.i uiin vur own t)OSs;-7r of our
macnincs ror vending salted peanut pa
n averago iimmv profit of $; write for
r.ar'ioiiiirs. 1 1 no ;iini Co., Inc Dept.
49, So. Union Bt., Chicago. i(ti 79 lx
WANTED Manager to take Interest or buy
--. cm moot i ' ci or;' , Ijoaines estHp-
llsLed. Box 413, East Las Veen. V M.