TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, AriUL C, 1907.
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OFFERED FOR RENT
Vafaralshe Rooms (ontlaaed.
CFVTP.AJ-. rr.cUrr., S dfsir.tls rssf,
bath and hail, to good tenant. 230 N. 2?'l.
(li) M4
liasekeplag Hoosss.
TWO entrant roomi, furnished for light
housekeeping; eiesm heat, gas and bath.
Q1 Harney. (161-27 11
Apartments oad Flats.
FOUR-ROOM modern apartment; owner's
residence: private Iront and hack
porches; private bath; choice location;
to family or two; pric . Aaure n.
K t4. Omaha Baa. (16) Aig44
A NKW modern t room brick flat, finished
In oak, $60. 2U4 Harney 8t (16 M9M 7s
FOR RENT.
S-r. new brick flat, atrictly modern, dona In,
140.
O-KEEFB REAL ESTATE CO.,
1001 N. Y. L. Bldg. 'Phone D 21f2
(15) 227
Famished Uaaaea and Flate.
TO RESPONSIBLE party, elegantly,
newly furnished 7-room house, West
Farnam district. May l to October 1.
Telephone Harney 1668. (IS) M816 A8x
Hoasos and Cottages.
WE MOVE PIANOa Mapgard Van ana
Storage Co. fel. Doug. 14V4. Office, 1711
Wabater 8L (16)-404
WE DO expert piano moving at lowtat
trice. Tel. Douglas 16.28. Schmoller A
tualller Piano Co., 13U-1318 Farnntn.
(li)-441
B87 DAVENPORT, 7 room, modern :;
6f2 8, fcth, 6 rooms, modern, t.'Xcj0; tdi
' Seward, 6 rooms, $17.30. Ringwalt Bros ,
Barker Blk. (16) Mi4 7
ONE of the flneat of Omeha residences,
. located in the best residence section,
fronting on high school grounds, house
has 12 large rooms. Ideal arrangement
for private home, strictly modern, and In
perfect repair, bee us for terms of leaae.
UEOROE CO., 1901 Farnam ft.
(U-M183 6
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FOR RENT f-room modern cottage, ex
cept furnace, to family of adults. 16 s
Pierce Bt (16) M327
6 rooms, partly modern, close In. $!'&.
7 rooms, modern, on gpencer St. $J0.
g rcoins, partly modern, on Decatur St. $20.
Call at oillee for further list
TIRRELL A CO.,
17th and Farnam.
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HOUSES ,n n PrU of t0 ettr" Thi
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OMAHA Van A Storage Co., pack, move,
store, H. H. goods; storehouse 11.20-24 N.
Win. Office, lull Farnam. Tel Doug. 166a.
(16)-38
' FOR RENT.
Two eight room dwellings, 8114 and 31H
Woolwonh avenue, oppoatta Hanacoru park.
Modern and In good repair.
W. Li. 8EL.KT .
440 Board of Trad Bldg. Phone Doug. V1
(16) Ami
-ROOM all modern bouse, all open plumb-
lng, 1U12 Spencer St.; reference required.
ce required.
(16)-i8 lix
FOR RENT 7-room house, modern exopt
furnace; SI N. 28th Ave.; newly painted
and papered; very convenient; rent rea
sonable. Apply at (07 N. lSUu or room 9ut,
N. y. Life Bldg. ()) M764
M N. 23D ST., new modern brick, S45.
. . .' . . 04) M1B3 I
EE us when shipping household goods ta
large cities west; we can save you money.
EXPRESSMEN'S DELIVERY CO.. H4 N.
1SIA St. Tel. Doug. 11. . . (1C)
10-ROOM modern brick residence; keys 114
No. 26th BU Apply on premises.
(15) MS01 12x
IIOTTSES ,n "u Vrta of the city. R.
(li)-M7
FOR RENT,
-room modern house, new furnace, north
part of city, $36.
4 rooms In apartment house, city water,
, gas. 16J3 N. lHtb.BU $10..
CM. BACHMANN.V
.484 Paxton Block. C16)-7J
HOUSES, Inmiranc. Ringwalt. Barker Blk.
06 3
FOR RENT S-room bouse, 12th and I fits.
W. S. Frank, 321 Neville Blk. 'Phone
D StiOO. (16) 222
Bandings.
FOR RENT Germanla Hall ' or BIJou
Theater building, U12 to 1&18 Harney;
stores, omces ana tneater; on long lease,
N. P. Dodge A Co., 1714 Farnam.
(15)-M328
HALLS FOR RENT.
Bariffht's Society Halls, lath and Farnam
Bts. The best fitted halls In Omaha for
lodges and societies.
BARIGHT'S HALL ASSOCIATION.
PhoneDouglaa 2443. 14 Arlington Block.
(16) M326 12x
Offices.
AVIH I.m. aMaa V A
ward Crelghton Institute Bldg.. $10 8. 18th
Bt., opposite city hall. Inquire building
IID)-HHU
ROOM 4, Continental block, and large re
caption room; very suitable for dentist's
. or doctor's office; tower wtndowa Robt
H. Bennett, agsnt. Room 11. Continental
JU1K. U0J M1SO
FOR RENT Desk room In Bee office, city
hail building, 417 N. ta Bt., south ureana.
Apply to manager. - uaj U4
torea.
FOR RENT Tha best looated corner
store In Omaha, Farnam and 16th
streets. Board of Trade Bldg. See P.
. H. Phtlben. Schllti Hotel. (16) Mail
lfll FARNAM ST New modern store room
- and basement V per month.
GEORGE A CO., 1001 FARNAM ST.
(16) 294 T
191$ FARNAM ST.. naw store room, mod
rn front, good baaement, $rt6 per month.
- utiOKUU ot CO., ItiOl Farnam r!t.
(15) M184 1
T 8. $7tb St., $ 00 per month.
M Farnam St., $1!.0O per month.
$: Farnnm St., $J0.0O per month.
N. P. DODQE A CO.. 1714 FARNAM ST.
(16J-41I
lian-A4 HARNET ST. tv stories and base
ment, z&.cuo square feet (floor space, long
lease, favorable terms.
ULORGE A CO.. ItiOl FARNAM 6T.
(16-2S3 7
UNEQUALLED chance for druggist In
hlcH'k with arocerv end meat market.
Central, with fixtures. Rent moderata
Beet ot chance fcr good man In best
neighborhood.
Laundry rooms, with 75-horsa power boiler
to run same. Apply 220 N. JM Ht.
(lil-MTSt
v THREE splendid modern rooms on ground
nour; rent reasonable, lsa! Farnam hi.
(la)-M
1108 No. Uth St., near Nlcnolaa, rant 2v
tier month. Bemla. Paxton Blk
(161-MJ3S
WHEN you writs to advertisers, remem
ber It takes but a few strokes of the pen
. to tell that you saw he "ad," in The Bee.
OFFERED FOR SALE
Feactag.
ANCHOR and Iron fencing; wire fencing
l) par foot Ilia St Tel. Red tli.
U&J-M644
Farattare.
CONTENTS of four-room Hat for aale at
. a sacrifice, must atll at once. Inquire
of fist i Wright blot. 16th and hie rt;o
fcta. (IO-MW
FOLDING LOUNGE, must be sold at
once. Room 813. Bee bldg.
Uo) M271 llx
OAK FOLDINO BEDS and other furni
ture, commencing April . rur mm u s
on v. Address L 43. Bee. u Mis s
FURNITURE for sale at once during day
at Ml Browne; moving lf
(14) 141 6x
FOR 8AI.B Furniture business at a bar.
gain. Owner leaving city. 7J N. 1-Uh tiu
(H M- 4
SNAP, if taken at
l-r'Mtm flat; S'tme t
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once: furniture for
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OFFERED FOR SALE
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riaaea. Orgaa, M astral lasrromeats.
THE amalleet piano In the west at the
tmrago r urniture Co. we also nave tne
highest grade second hand furniture at
mall prlcea. 1413 Dodge St. Tel. Douglas
4Wf7. (16) M7M A
FINE Chlckertng upright piano, $95; Singer
sewing machine, $; halltree. ifi; bookcase,
S3. Party leaving city. 415 N. 23.
(18) M2M 7
FOR BALE A good
fin no, at a aacrlUce.
on. f
Emerson upright
Apply 2413 llimtl-(16-MS13
BTEOER Tt A NO-CHEAP FOR CAPH. 81$
M'CAGUE BLDQ. (16)-MS38 AT
TWO ORGANS-ONE $5,
MCA OLE BLDQ.
one rs. m
U6) MtJ7 A7
FOR BEST values possible In high grail
plnnos, high grade tuning and repairing,
ace Bush & C.erts Plnno Co., 609 W. O. W.
Bldg. Tel. Doug. 6374. (16)-M777 "n
STOP ! 1
And take notice of our special lint of
slightly used pianos and organs. Everyone
fully guaranteed and a genuine bargain.
75c to.$l per week will bring ona to your
nnme.
Kimball, rosewood case I 75
Arion, cottage upright 100
( Flickering A Sons, rosewood case 126
Blnger, mahogany case 160
Opera Piano, oak cae 1?J
Vose A Sons, cabinet grand 30
1700 Stelnway A Sons, only T 830
Square pianos and organs, all makes, $1S,
2& and up.
Call or write for complete bargain list.
We move, store, tune and repair pianos. In
our piano factory the omy ona in Ne
braska. SCHMOLLER
MUELLER
PIANO CO.
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1311 and 1313 Farnam St.
Telephone Douglas 1U6.
(18) M873
Typevrrlters and tewing Machines.
ONE Remington typewriter. No. (, In good
cenamon, tor sais cneap. aji at nee
office. aS)-ttli
Mlsecllaaeoas.
FEW bargains In Zd-hand soda fountains;
montniy payments, uerigni, uis jrarnam.
uto
ENGMSH WALNUT BUTTER SCOTCH;
delicious candy, sample boxea, 10c; 4o
pound, postpaid. Hong Candy Co, Al
bion, Neb. (16) M306 12x
aND js your mail orders for drugs;
freight paid on $10 lots. Myers-Dillon
Drua Co., Omaha. (16) 47
SECOND-HAND AUTOMOBILES.
1906 Thomas Flyer, 40-H.-P., full equipment;
coat L3.7SO. now 11.800.
1906 Pope Toledo, Typa 7, top and full
equipment; cost W,7M), now r.J0.
iri (eo, used 60 miles; cost 11,2X6. now fl.OnS.
Hot Reo, top and full equipment; coat l.86uj
now JWO.
1904 Whit Steamer; cost $2,600, now S700.
1906 Ford, 16-H.-P.; coat $1,150, now $700.
rope-Waveriy t.iectrie runabouts, x up.
UJH1UHT SUIUMUBILB UUMrAfll,
1818 Farnam St.
an m
4OO.Ono.0OO FEET .standing timber: well lo
cated: worth over $40,000, for $l26.nnn. Box
463, Sibley, la. (16 M30I is
FOR BALK All the leading periodicals
published. Foreign publications a spe
cialty. Birthday, wedding and souvenir
post cards. Subscriptions received for all
periodicals published. Mall orders will
receive prompt attention.
8CHUTZE A BLATTEJRT.
Newsdealers and Stationers, ill S. 15th St.
(16) MS3 m&
10x16 1 Job press, paper cutter, motor and
some good type ror sate or traae. n is.
X7th St." - 0)-M321 11
HALL'S safes, saw, id-hand, m$ Farnam,
(16) 4a
Butchers' refrigerators on hand, liog Doug.
(18) M.1H3 jsx
FOR SALE Two sets . of blacksmith
tools, including 6-h. p. Weber gasoline
engine, shafting and pulleys; one set
of woodwork tools and etock. c. j,
Armstrong, 62$ 4th St., Council Bluffs,
la. , (ll Mill nx
GAS AND ELECTRIC
FIXTURES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
We furnish estimates. If you ara going
to build, write for catalogue.
BURGESS-GRANDEN CO.
31$ & 16th. 'Phone Doug 681
(16) M132
FOR SALE Two National cash rertstera
one total aaaer: aiso nice line or store
fixtures. Globe Land and Investment Co,
Patterton Block. Ot) MO
FOR SALE! Collect toe of fins old vlollna.
including sixes vioia and cello, violin
btudlo, io Wlthnau Building.
(16) M7SJ A20
BHERWIN WILLIAMS CO., best mlx4
painu DiisTroan at axcvonneii urug t o.
(16-4
GARDEN and field seeds, fruit packages.
De Keepers' supplies. lounkertnan
Co., council Blurts, la. (ie 2M
MILLET SEED. A. W. Wagner. 801 N. 16th.
UtD MtSbJ
CHOICE CURRANT PLANTS for sale. B.
C. Smith, 3108 Corby St. (1) luO Jlx
A CLEAN 88,000 stock of general mer
chandise at sd cents on the dollar; nne
location; will bare closest Inspection;
owner moving away. Address Y 78, care
Omaha Bee. 0)-71
COAL Good burning; $ baskets 36e; 8 tor $1,
delivered, uoscnuiaii. rnone uoug. u.
(lij-14
8LOT machines, all kinds: also silver plat
. Ir.gWnd picture machines. Jarl, 712 8. 16th,
(14)-M632 A30X
ONE Bartholomew peanut roaster; good
as new; will Mil for half price If sold
Immediately. Writa owner. Box ttL Scotia,
Neb. (lt 674 6x
FOR BALE Jewel gasoline stove; boy's
wheel, pearly new: early Ohio seed po
tatoes. Inquire $677 Manderson. i
Ufi)-M!7 A3
SNAPwRidpath'g History of the World,
Encyclopaedia Brltannlca, International
Kncyciiicaeilla; small monthly payments.
Webster's Unabridged $10 Dictionary, full
leather, only $3.36. B. B. Roberts, 641
Paxtou Bldg., Omaha. (18) M814 A
MEN'S Rambler and boys Ideal bicycles;
Steven's rltle, Winchester shotgun' and
complete hunting suit, very cheap. Dlers,
3W4 Webster. (181-M931 6x
TREES, shrubs, roses. Hatel Deli Nur
sery, Uth and Plnkney. Tel. Weh. 2-jso.
(Iti)-lll Jl
PATENTS
DO. BAR NELL, patent attorney and ma-
vinua uuufini. -axiOU UK. 1 el. Bed 7UI.
U7)-U3 All
Larson t Co., book frea. Be Bldg
17 M?
PERSONAL
CITT STEAM LAUNDRlT-ghirU pressed,
not Ironed. Ill b. Uth tit TsL foug.
' tl) S63
AMBITIOUS, energetic young man. with
man western noine, wauia Curruepond
ence wltn good, matured, modest lady;
uiaLTiiuony. Auarwt t u, car
SKWING machines rented, any make. 7io
per week or $3.00 par month. Second-
ranj (nacuiiiea lor eaie, s (to aud no
b Cycle Co.. lilh axid Harney
(13)-83
THE SALVATION ARMT solicits caat
cluthiiig; In fact, anything ou do n t
need; collect repair and sell, at 114 N.
Ltli St., 'or cust cf collecting, to the
worthy poor. Call 'Phone Doug. 4l:i3 sad
wagoa lil oalL . U 4ul
PEN NELL Millinery Co.. 11 N. Iih St.
(U) 4.4 Jun V
PERSONAL
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P L E AT I N O Buttons, Ku-hlng,
twnoroioery .
Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and shrink
ing, only to per yard. Send for price list
and samples.
OUIJ MAN PLEATING CO.,
40 Douglas Block. Tel. Douglas 1H
tlK) 5
JOHN CANE 18 IN TOWN!
Now Is the time to trim trees, trellises and
grape vines; also landscape gardening.
Tel. Red 64i6. Res. 1101 8. 2T.th Ave.
(lft-M40t AM
BTRINQE9. rubber goods, by malli out
prices; send for free catalogue. Myers
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. (18) 96
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME-Mra.
Dr. King. 20U N. Cat BCTeL Doug. ara.
(J 958
x r CO rJT"' Swedish movement. 410 N.
HUl OOilUU i6lh room second floor.
(18)-mii ja
PAINFUL, bums, any sore or skin hurt
quickly healed by Satin Skin Cream. 26c.
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Hf A TWVn"' treatment and bath. Mma
AltJI A-M-i AAV
Smith, US N. 16th, Sd floor.
U iflti
ARE you going to New TorkT I can ssv
you lu per cant on your no'ei dim at a nrst
class downtown hotel. Address N-sta, uee.
(ls)-MiM
FOR anything In the sewing machine Una
go to p. n Fioaman A Co., ibi lp. avs.
(! All
OMAHA
Stammerers'
Institute. Ramgs
Bldg.
OS) a.
REAL ESTATE
CITT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Buy Acres
In Florence Heights
We are offering this desirable
surburban property, which Is
located about 7 blocks N. W.
from the end of the street car
line In Florence. In tracts ot
from $ to 10 acres, at prices ,
ranging from $240 to $300 per
acre, according to location.
Florence Heights Is an ideal
place for suburban homes,
commanding a mijrnlnoent
view of the river, lakes, cities
and surrounding country, and
affords its cltlsens tha advan
tage of a 6c street car fare to
and from Omaha, electrto light,
telephone service to Omaha
without extra charge, excellent
I school, t grades, and free de
livery of goods from Florenca .
stores.
Call at our office and got
plats showing prices and de
tailed Information regarding
this property and then look at
it at once, as several of tha
best sites are still unsold.
Terms, 4 cash, balance at
6 per cent.
GEORGE A CO., 1601 FARNAM 8T
Exclusive Aganta,
(1)-1DS I
TRACKAGE LEASE
FOR SALE
We have a four-year lease
on good trackage property,
close In, for sale at a reason
able price.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.
Sixth Floor N. T. Life Bldg.
a)-Ml 10
CITY LOTS, $70 EACH
West of Fort Omaha and Jfith St.. whole
acre lots, each one equal to 6 city lots. Tou
can Duy one for J.W0 on payments. Tel,
Douglas IMS.
W. T. GRAHAM. 604 BEE- BLDG.
(1S)-1M I
FOR RENT OR SALE 7-room bouse, large,
airy rooms, ireaniy paperea, just cleaned
strictly modern, hot water heat. .Call In
torenoon and look It over. C. C. How
(1 656 C
FOR SALE Two modern houses and large
oam, one diock ronn or Manscom-park
paved street, east front, lot 76x160. East
ern owner win sen at a bargain.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1 N, I, L Bldtf.
an-u
FARNAM ST. PROPERTY
Futl-slied business lot Mxl33 to twenty
foot alley, on north Side Farnam, east of
$4th; Improved with three three-story brick
Oats, paying a fair return on the invest
ment Has a future, we think. Can offer
It for a short time at $21,000
Harrison & Morton
(ISO 828
c"8- Williamson Co. u- ?.tB0Brd
(19) M960
SPECIAL BARGAIN
Tract nearly one acre, finely located,
near Ames avenue car line. Price only $&v
for quick sale.
REED BROS ,
1710 Farnam St
09) $73 T
SOUTH SIDE HOME
1834 8. 15th St, &-ro0m new house, modern
except heat very pleasant and quiet place
for Hiring, close to car and close to town.
Rents for f.V. Well worth the price, $Z.37B.
BERKA St CO..
88$ N. T. Life. Phone Doug. 7497.
09)-217 I
THE KERR AB8TRACT CO.'S AB
BTRACTS OF TITLES sre the safest
f ou are protected by a $10,000 bond against
loss by errors. Tou don't buy a law suit
' when you buy a "Ksrr" sbstract. 114
Harney. Tel. Douglas 6437. (18)
Two Sold; Two Left
We have sold to an Investor two ot
the tour 6 -room houses in Bemls park
district, advertised last week. The
other two are modern, except furnace,
east tronta, .on. car line, paved street,
permanent walks. Prices, $2,200 and
$2,250. They are good values at these
prices. Terms cash, but we can secure
loans for purchasers. If desired.
J. II. DUMONT & SON,
906-6 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(19)-23S I
$2400.00
Eight-room house, modern except
furnace, on Cuming street car line,
pavement paid, has barn, now
rented for $26, good for a home or
an Investment
-TURRELL & CO.,
17th and Farnam.
TEL. DOUG. 1128.
(1-M244 I
Big Snap for Quick Sal
Ixit on th and Blondo. east front T7x
1S. F750. Also lota fronting north ao 1
suuth on Blondo, between ioih aril 27th, $10
per fruut foot 'Phone Ikjtjglaa 6-5.
fcEMid. laiton Iilo-k.
Lay -lie
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REAL ESTATE
CITT PROPERTV FOR 9 A I.E.
(Continued.)
GOOD HOMES
149 N. 1st Ave., one of the
prettiest streets In the West
Farnam district, corner lot.
both streets paved and all
paid for, practically new
-room house, beautifully fin
ished, built by owner for a
home.
$213 Mason St., 8-room house,
all modern except heat, easy
walking distance, only $3,160.
8-room cottage home, with
' hard oil finish, porcelain bnth,
toilet and wash basin, city wa
v ter, nearly new; price, $1,160;
$300 cash, the balance monthly.
This is a bargain.
2T32 8. $th St., 9-room house,
all modern except furnace,
with a 60-foot lot, well lo
cated, one block from Farnam
car.
8840 Seward St.. good J-stnry
-room house, bard oil finish, '
all modern except furnace,
mantel and ' grate, barn, fine
shade, screens and storm sash,
permanent walks; only $2,(00.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.
Bixth Floor N. T.
Life Bldg.
(18)-319 8
FOR SALE House. 8 rooms, modern ex
cept furnace, 2KI7 Cuming Bt. rrice,
$2,8ii0. Easv terms.
JOHN K. FLACK,
City Savings Bank, 16th and Douglas.
(19) 218
ANOTHER BARGAIN
We have sold th N. E. corner of 20th
and Mandetrson Sta. and now offer the S.
B. corner, 140 feet on Manderaon, 80 feet on
SOth St Boulevard and 80 feet on 19th St.,
only $1,600. Just the place to build 4 houses
J. II. DUMONT & SON,
906-4 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(18W13 5
THIS WILL GO QUICK
2438 Franklin, a 7-room house, south
front, cement cellar, gas, city
water, bath, permanent walks,
front and side, paved street, pave
ment paid. It will take $1,200 to
handle this. If looking for a home
let us show this.
TURRELL & CO.,
17th and Farnam.
TEL. DOUG. 1129.
08) M24S 8
HOME CLOSE IN
$034 Caldwell, 6-room house, and bath,
modern except heat, lot 80x117, south
front, lawn, shade and fruit trees,
grape arbor, barn, paved street,
everything a home needs.
TURRELL & CO.,
17th and Farnam.
TEL. DOUG. 1129.
(19)-M244
ON 25TH ST., NEAR DAVEN
PORT ST.
A neat 4-room cottage, gas,
city water, sewer, closet, east
front This la a fins property,
would be a good location for
flats. Price, $2,000 quick sale. "
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.,
1001 N. T. 1 Bldg.
Phone D USX
(19) 228 7
$4506.00
Two 11-room houses, entirely mod
ern, large lot ast front three
blocks from ear, rented for $26
each, always occupied. A splendid
investment Bee us about this.
TURRELL & CO.,
17th and Farnam.
TEL. DOUG. U2B.
. (1S)-MI47 I
2106 LAKE ST.
f rooms, good . barn, fins
chicken house and buggy shed,
nice shade, lot 64x150. Pries
$2,800.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.,
1001 N. T. L. Bldg. "Phons D 2152.
(19) 238 8
HOUSE FOR SALE.
$4x30, $ rooms, modern, oak finish, 1 year
old; lot Exltf; $3.2o); one-half oash. S4u3
Webster St D. Olson. (19) 221 7x
FOR SALE.
Naw,. modern, up-to-date house, near
West Farnam car line, choice location,
quick possessslon, For particulars see
Hicks, 43 Board of Trade Bldg.
(1EU-160 8
ACRE PATCHES, $300
Buy something worth while. An acre lot,
equal to Ave olty lots. 3Uh St., west of
Fort Omaha, only $60 cash down. Only 20
tor sale. Tel. Douglas lb33.
W. T. GRAHAM, 6o4 BEE BLDG.
(19) 149 I
WHEN you writs to advertisers remember
it takes but an extra stroke or two of ths
pen to mention tha fact that you saw the
ad in The Bee.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AKR RANCH LANDS FOR 8 A LB
Caaada.
LAST MOUNTAIN VALLET-The garden
of Western Canada. We own thousands
of aores of choice selected land In this
district in the hoart of the great wheat
plains of Saskatchewan. Send 18 CENTS
tor our beautiful photographic souvenir
entitled "The Lake and the Land of ths
Last Mountain Valley." With I his sou
venir we also send ths 3uth Century
Atlas of Canada. Maps, descrtptlvs mat
ter, etc., on request. Wm. Pearson Co.,
Ltd.. 3JI Northern Bank Bldg., Winnipeg.
Canada. (lu)
Kaasaa.
HOMKSEEKERS! Be careful. Locate
right. Investigate our famous artesian
valley. Sure crops, matchless cllmata.
Let us writs you. Miller A Jaints, Meade,
Kan. tap tie .i
j Wyoaalag.
MAKE Inquiry concerning Big Horn Basin;
cheap Irrigated lands.
The Stewart Leavenworth Co.,
819 N. T. LUC Bldg.
Telephone Douglas fcJ. Omaha.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND HAM H I.AIDS rOH IALX
(Continued.)
Met lea.
MEXICAN HACIENDA 1 JR. 0fO acre; five
railroad stations on property; produces
snnually 8l3fv,OuO worth of corn, besides
tobacro, )en)qiien and sugar cane; 4,i0
feet above sea level; land absolutely
frostless; store privilege rents for $1S.I0
per annum; the greatest proposition;
rice $4 per acre, gold. Charles B
lullaly. Ban Antoulo, Tex.
(30 V M763 x
Nebraska.
WRITE Townsend Realty Co.. Fremont,
meo. Farms and lands lor sale or trade
for clear town property or merchandise.
(30) M&0 A2x
IMPROVED farms In eastern Nebraska;
Sarpy and Douglas counties. B. J. Over
ton, Gretna, Neb. (JO) MS78
FOR SALE 640 acres of Improved farming
land In Banner county. Nebraska, Terms;
$6 per acre; 1, cash, balance nine an
nua) payment; per cent lntere.it.
W. It BOUSFIELD AUBURN, N KB.
(30) MiU fx
a 4 a Dakota.
740-ACRB stock and grain farm, near Fair
fax, 8. D. Price. $20,000. Owner will con
sider an eastern Nebraska or Iowa farm
as part payment If rightly priced.
W. S. FRANK,
$21 Neville Blk, Omaha,
(20) 223 8
Twxaa,
TEXAS AND NEW MEXICO LAND.
Have some rare bargains In Texas and
New Mexico land, $6 to $7.60 an acre.
Go and see for yourself; low railroad
rttea. For particulars sddress.
ROBERT C. DRUE8EDOW,
809 New York Ufa Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
(30) M 363
Go to Texas and see wheat and alfalfa
equal to the best. Sixty cars of landseekers
passed through Kansas City In nne day.
As the crops grow larger the prices ad
vance. uners are expecting a big Increase
In May as reports from all over the country
show that such a rush of landseekers ss
wns never known will be seen at that time.
Join our next big excursion April lfith and
buy early and reap the benefit. Call er
write for facts about this country becoming
noted for Its productiveness snd healthful
climate. We are exclusive agents for large
tracts In Dallam and Sherman counties,
the choicest In the panhandle. Agents
wanted In every county In Nebraska and
western Iowa. Write for terms. Gtlmore
Real Estate Co., 1419 Douglas Bt Phons
Douglls 2U44, Omaha, Nb.
, HO) M334
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm and Ranch Laad.
FOR RENT-o-acra tract of land in Ben
son (without house), suitable for garden
ing or raising potatoes. Will rent till
January 1, lMti, for $2 If taken immedi
ately. Address E 338, car Bee.
(2U 463 X
FARM FOR RENT.
Splendid farm, 211 acres, for rent, six miles
from Omaha: possession given at once.
Apply to H. 8. Sturgeon, 440 Board of Trade
mug., umaua, ieo. iei. uougiag itiu.
(21) M90S
146 ACRES one mile north of Florence.
Three-room house, well, windmill, water
in house, large barn. About 60 acres un
der cultivation. Also good pasture.
Rental, $225 per annum.
N. P. DODGE ft CO.. 1714 FARNAM ST.
(2U-818
FOR RENT 40 ACRES OF FARM LAND,
WITH HOUSE, BARN AND SMALL
PA8TURE. ABOUT ONE MILE SOUTH
OF BENSON.
THE PUTNAM CO.. 604 N. T. LIFE BLDG.
(21) -M910
REAL ESTATE LOANS
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property in Omaha; lowest rates;
no delay. Thomas Brennan, Room L N.
T. Life. (32) 869
LOWEST RATES Bemla, Paxton, Bltck.
-V . j; 22) 667
MONET TO LOAN Payne Investment Co,
(22)-994
PRIVATE MONET F. D. Wead, 1620 Doug.
(221-S73
-si
FOR SALEv-GUt-edge farm koans: land un.
der ditch and reservoir to net investor 8
to 7 per cent; twenty years' loaning ex
perience; reference furnlahed. H. N.
Llnebarger, cashier 1st Nat'l Bk., Jules
burg, Colo. (22K-MS0 7
3400, $1,000 and $1,609 to loan at $ per cent;
also other amounts; no delay. C. O. Carl
berg. 911 N. T. Ltf Bldg. (32 M938 8
GARVIN BROS., 1804 Farnam. I and 6Vk
per cent loans on real estate; no delay.
(22) 8C3
WANTED City loans and warants. W.
Farnam Smith 4V Co., 1320 Farnam Bt
(23)-S8
LOWEST RATES Bemla, Paxton . Block.
(22)-fJ
WANTED City loans. R. C. Peters A Co,
(23) 871
LOANS on improved city property. W, H.
Thomas, 806 First National Bank Bldg.
(22)-970
BUILDING) loans on residence property; (
per eeat W. B. Melkle. Ramge Blk.
r?2)-MM$
UNION LOAN INVEST. CO. I 310 Be
Loans on Real Estate, Bldg.
at hi and 6 per cent 'Phone Doug. 294.
(22)-84 A30
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy, second-hand furniture,
cook and heating stoves, carpet, linole
ums, office furniture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilts
and all kinds of tools; or will buy tne fur
niture of your house complete. Will buy
antique or mahogany furniture. The high
est prices paid. Cat the right man. Tel
Doug. 3971. (2fij 0 A17
CASH fo' old books. Stacy, 813 S. 13th.
' (35)-Mb7 AIX
Six-room modern cottage on paved street
south part preferred. Cash deal. Address
K 88, Bee. (2o) M1S6 7x
WANTED An aquarium for gold fish: stzrf
snout lbxa); state pries. Address r 4,
care Bee. (2) 280 I
CASH paid for old book a Crare-Foye Co.,
$1$ & lti K. 'Phone Douglas 1321.
(26 443
i , 4
A lUMfLtiti printing piant ror rasn.
Address E 83. Bee. (26) M320 8x
cm ntuk show CAStTS. wall cases.
shelving and wrapping counters. Addrees
W 48, care Bee. () M314 l4x
WANTED TO RENT
WE HAVE an average of a doien calls
dally from people wanting to rent houses;
If yours is vscant or likely t be list It
for rent with our rental department:
prompt and courteous attention to all
business Intrusted to us. Continental
Realty Co., a-38 u. B. Nat 1 Bank Bldg.
rnone uougias vmjj. ta)) Mutt 10
SUITE of three rooms, with board for two
business men and wives. Must bs first
class location and good meals. Nona
othsr peed apply. Address K 41. Bee.
(2ti)-Mlf 10
8-ROOM modern cottage, by. man and wife,
Address P 80, Bee. . (2b) M9t x
WANTED 8 or 8-room house; not parttcu
lar about distance. Address j S4, uee.
(28) M133 9x
WANTED Furnished house for the sum
mer; at leasg eight rooms; Weat Farnam
or Hanscom Place preferred;' with yard
and barn; will pay good rent; family of
two.
Also a house of I or 10 rooms, with grod
rard and barn; unfurnished; on one to
hree years' leaae. N. P. Dodge At Co.,
1714 Farnam Bt Tel. Duug. fc-
(26-MJ13
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Employment evenings. E L Bee.
(.-7) an lix
SITUATION WANTED By salesmen of
ability, acquainted with the grooer or
general merchandise; young married man
with Al references. Address P. O Bog
Mo. L ClenviUe. Neb. u:-iW7 7x
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SITPLIFS-
Department of the Interior, Office of In
dian Affairs, v asblngton, IK t.. MMry
IV H7. Sealed proposal, plainly marked
on the outside of the envelope, "Proposals
for Rubber Goods, Boots and Shoes, etc.,
ss the esse may be, and addressed to the
"Commlsetoner of Indian Affairs, Washing
ton, D C." will be received at the Indian
office until 3 o clock D. ra cf Thiirdsy.
April 11. 17, and then opened, for furnish
ing the Indian service with rubber goods,
boots and shoes, hardwei and medical
supplies. Sealed proposals, plainly marked
on the outside of the envelope. "Proposals
for Enameled Ware, Furniture." etc., as
the case may be, and adlrsed to the
"Commissioner of Indian Arralrs. Washing
ton, D. C., will be received at tl.e Indian
ofTlce until 3 o'clock p. m. of Tussdsy,
April 18. 1907, and then opened, for furnish
ing the Indlnn service with enameled ware,
lamps, furniture, bedding, stoves, sgrlctil
turnl Implements, palms, oils, glass, tin
ware, wsrons, harness, leather, shoe find
ings, snddlery, etc., school supplies, and n
long list of miscellaneous articles. Bids
mut be made out on government blanks.
Schedule giving all necessary Information
for bidders will be furnished on application
to tne Indian omce, wasntngton. t. t;
the U. S. Indian warehouses st New York
Cltv. Chicago. III.: St. Louis. Mo., and
Omaha. Neb. The department reserves the
right to reject any and all bids, or any rart
of any bid. F. K. LEU rr, commisioner.
M13-dl7t
PROPOSALS FOR REEF, CORN, GRO
cerlea, etc. Department of the Interior,
Office of Indian Affairs. Washington. D. C,
March 6, 1907. Sealed proposals, plainly
marked on tha outside of the envelope.
Proposals far Beef. Corn." etc.. as the
case may be. and address to the "Commis
sioner of In.lln AfTnira. YVasmnlton. U.
C," will be received at the Indian office
until 3 o'clock p. m. of Tuesday. April 23,
1907, and then opened, for furnishing the
Indian service with rolled barley, oeet,
mutton, mm lt gnfrm stiaar. tea. soap,
baking powder arid other srocerles. Bids
must be msrfe nut nn vnvernment blanks.
Schedules giving all necessary information
for bidders will ha furnished on application
to the Indian office. Washington. D. C; the
U. 8. Indian warehouses at New York
Cltv. Chlcsao. Ill Kt. Trills. Mo.: Omaha,
Neb., and San Francisco, Cal.J the Commis-
esry oi nur-slster.ee, u. 8. A., at in'y'""".
Wyo.; the Quartermaater, U. 8. A., Seattle,
Wash., and the nnatmnster at Tucson,
i Portland. SDOkane and Taooma. The Ve-
pariment reserves the right to reieci any
and all bids or any part of any bid. F.' E.
Lieupp, commissioner. Ai-aist
PROPOSALS FOR LIVE STOCK De
partment of the Interior, Office of Indian
Affairs, Washington, l. C.
March 27. 190i.
outside of the sealed envelope. "Proposals
for Live stock,' ana addressed to the I
Commissioner of Indians Affairs. Washing- I
Tt 1 1 will h. Holv.l a, tha T .4 1 -.. I
Office until I o'clock p. m. of April 25, 1907. I
for furnishing and delivering about 2B.3M 1
neirer., w dum., v,, - " mucn
of different reservations, as per schedules.
detailed specifications, conditions to be ob-
VIIa i1rc7MC;nW.h,.ChT!L1 i,"1
rlshed on application to the Indian Office,
Washington, D. C: the V. 8. Indian ware-
houses at New Tork City. Chios go. in.;
ii- . 5..1 . .1. if a .J2.Z ' Bn1 .Ba1
r I aiiit ibvui v.i, inn tu n. iiiuiin Rirnii rlt I
Standing Rock agency, Fort Yates, N. D. ; I
Fine Kidge agency, iwer Brule, agency,
Iower uruie. h. l. : crow creek aaencv. I
Crow Creek, 8. D, ; Ro.ehud agency. Rose-
bud. 8. D. : Chevenne River aaencv. rheS.
enne agency, 8. D., and the superintendents I
of the Bsntee agency. Hsntee. Neb., and
Fort Peck agency. Poplar, Mont. Rids
upon the blanks furnished are not abso
lutely essential: they may be made In any
otner rerm. provided tne conditions sre ob
served. For further Information apply to
r. . Lbtrr, uommissionsr.
A 8-4-8-9-11-1S-18-18-JO
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
United States Reclamation Service. Wash
ington. D. C.. March 22. 1907-Sealed pro-1
UnlTeS. site. R.cVam.rinUerv 'c:
Fourche, South Dakota, until 8 o'clock p.
m. April 30, 1907. for the construction of
ruTe". TnolvlnS anox mite 7'";
yards of excavation, l.fciO cublo yards of
concrete and 110,000 feet b. m. of lumber.
in connection with the Belle-Fourche prot
ect. South Dakota. Plans, specifications
and proposal blanks may be obtained from
the United States Reclamation Service.
Washington, D. C. ; Crawford, Nebraska, or
Belle Fourche, South Dakota. James Ru
dolph Garfield, Secretary. M30A8-13-20
DEPARTMENT OFv THE INTERIOR.
United States Reclamation Service.
Washington D. C, March 27, J907.-ealed
he United States Reclamation Service, w,1( wu transferred to the Wyoming
Mitchell, Nebraska, until 3 o'clock p. m. division. Mr. Troucey was formerly private
rtarythZ1'pl.7t. fPro)5ct 7n "tv.ciny ' of ? !n?raJ Mnaer
Mitchell of about 114 miles of lateral transferred last summer to be train
ditches, Involving the excavation of about master for the eastern Colorado division.
"a:,?; rin S" .rr,,:
cf proposal and plans may be obtained at
tne omces or tne neciamnuon service,
Washington, D. C; Crawford. Nebraska,
and Mitchell, Nebraska. James Rudolph
Oarfleld, Secretary. A8-13-30-27
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
United States Reclamation Bervlce. Wash
ington. D. C. March 14. 1907. Sealed pro-
P Minis wilt be received at the office of ths
nlted Etates Reclamation Service, Craw
ford. Nebraska, until 2 o'clock p. m., June
1907. for building the Patnnnder Dike,
situatod about forty-five miles southwest
of Casper. Wyo.. and involving about 170.000
cubic yards of earth excavation and about
ld.oiio cubic yaras ot riprap, particulars I
mav be obtained at the offices of the U. 8.
Reclamation Service, at Washington, D. C. ,
Crawford, Neb,, and Caaper, Wyo. Jamesl
Rudolph Garfield, Secretary.
LEGAL NOTICES
TO CONTRACTORS PLANS AND BPECI-
Snti,ins can be seen at tne omce or arcm-
tect, 8. P. Hart, Carroll, la., for the remod-
sling and enlarging a one diock at same
place. Bids wanted at once. A. L. WRIQHT,
Carroll, Ia. A 4-6-6
RAILWAY TIME CARD
I'KION STATION-TENTH AND MARCY
Union Paelflo.
Tave. Arrive.
Overland Limited a 9:68 am a 8:13 pm
Tha China and Janan
Fast Mall a 415 pm a 8:10 pm
rviln A i '.llf Ei a 418 um a 9:30 pm
California 4k Ore. Ex. ..a 4:26 pm a 5:10 pm
I ,n Anrelea Limited U:I Dm aiu:9 pin
Fast Mail 11.4am a $ 00 pm
Colorado Special a 7: am a 7:44 am
North Platts Local a 8 10 am a 4:60 pm
Beatrice Local b 3:00 pm bl$:4& pm
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Paelne.
EAST.
Chlcaan Limited a 8:18 am a 7.10 am
Iowa Local a 7:00 am a 4:o pm
Chicago Mall n 3:ft pm
Iowa Local diz:iw pm o w oo im
Chicago (Eastern Ex). ..a & pm a 134 pm
Chicago (Iowa Lmtd . .a 8US6 pm alt; pm
WE8T.
Rocky Mountain Lmtd.. a 7:20 am a 8:05 am
r-oln A Cal. Exnress. . .a 1 60 pm a 4:60 pro
Okl. 4V Texas Express, .a 4:40 pm al2:0S pro
T.inMtln Oslrblirv snd
Bellevus a 8 60 pm alO',10 am
Wabash.
St Louis Express a 6 30 pm a 3:30 am
Bt. Louis Ixical (from
Council Bluffs) a $:lsam alO:30 pm
tanberry Ixosl (from . .
Council Bluffs) b 8:00 pm bll:80 am
Cblcaao Great Western,
St. Paul A Minneapolis., S W pm 7:10 am
Bt. Paul A Minneapolis.. 7 45 am 11:60 pm
i'hiur t imited 8 40 Din 9:'iO am
Chicago Express 7:46 am 11:60 pm
Chicago Express $:3p pm $.30 pm
Chicago 4k Neribwestera
Cedar Rapids Pass a 7:06 am a 8: pm
Twin City Express.,
Chicago Daylight....
Chicago Local ,
Sioux City Local ..
Carroll Local
Sioux Clt Local ....
Chicago Express ..
Fast Malt
Fast Mail
Twin City Limited.
Overland limited...
a 7:60 am a 10:00 pm
....a 8:00 am all 18 pm
....all 5" am a 3:46 pm
....a 3 6 pm a 9 36 am
....a 4:32 pm a 9:60 am
. a 8:46 pin
...a 6:50 pm a 7:A0 am
a 80 pm
a 8:23 om a 8:80 am
....a 8 ui pm a 7 u6 an
....a 8 38 pm a 9 31 am
....a 7:40 am alO 35 am
,...b 7:40 am al0'35 am
....a 3 00 pm a 6 u6 pm
....a 8 :oO pm a 6 0S pm
....bl uOpm b 6 06 pm
,...b 4.U2 pin bl2.60 pm
Nortolk-Bonesteel .
Lincoln-Ohadron ...
Deudwood-Llncoln .
Casper-Shonslionl ..
Ilaniings-Muperior .
Ftemoiit-Albioa ...
Mlasarl Paelne.
K. C. A St. L. Express. a 8:00 am a $ 30 am
K. C. A St. L. Express. all 16 pm a $ 26 pm
Nebraska Local
.a 2 oo pm all:) am
Des Molnas Local.
a 4.14 pm
Illlaol Central.
Chicago Express a 8 00 am a 3:46 pm
ailnii. A St. Paul Ex b 8 am a 8 16 pm
Chicago Limited ..a 6 0n pm a T 80 am
Minn. A St. Paul Ltd. ..a 8 So pm a 7:h tin
Chicago, Mllwaake A St. Paal
Cbl. and Oulo
. Special.. a 7 66 am a 7 $0 am I eilisa ere MXiy lrs SuMHU iuwi l
OM til Ira aiwLm ' l U-r.uce hi.., b, s.jrli,C
Jl.,a '. , " , u"Jno4 uiwrl. soi.4 sabin 440 Wl su4 isarlU. use
California and
Moines Cedar
iVU Lvuai b $.46 am bU.OO
Wq RETURNS WITH SEW LAW
rrnintr$ f Filroda Uidr Two-Con.
Faro (how Good Incrf aieg.
DO NOT SUSTAIN ARGUMENT OF LOSSES
lorn omplala Cite Local Condltleas
Being Responsible for
These larger Reeelpts
Smaller Baals.
If the final reports of the railroads on
passenger earnings are In line . with tha
preliminary reports which have been re
ceived the railroads. It appears, will have
their hands full If they undertake to try
to show that the 8-cent passenger rate In
Nebraska Is "confiscatory" or "noncom
pensatory" as they claimed In their argu
ments before ths legislative committees.
Some of the roads have reports on paa .
senger earnings for the month of March,
three weeks of which month the roads wera
operated under the 3-cent passenger law,
the law having taken effect March 7. Tha
Union Factflc is tha only, road running In
Nebraska which has complete figures on
the earnings for March and these show a
normal increase In local earnings, but tha
officials, who are quit reticent In speaking
of ths matter, say this may bs brought
about by ths exceptionally heavy colonist
travel which ths roads have had
STTrlng.
"For the last five years the passenger
earnings of the road have shown an in
crease week by week and there has been
no abnormal increase or no falling oft earn
lngs for the weeks In March in which tha
law was in effect" said on ot ths offi
cials.
The Burlington reports that It has had
to put on no extra trains or cars to handle
the increased business becsuse of the 3-
ecnt rate. Ths figures showing tha earn
ings for March are not complete for this
road, consequently the officials say they
have nothing to go by. An extra sleeper
m tn ena. nun, lr OhMoVrn H
P"UM of ncreaed business, but they say
this was not aue to an increase oi Dusincsg
n Nebraska nor to a decrease In the rates.
Northwestern officials say they havs no
auditing department In Nebraska and hava
n0 t0 show an increase or decrease.
"Many stations show a decided Increnss
In the number of tickets which nave been
ol'." ' th Northwestern pas-
, , w... .... ., k
Wr officials, "but that may be ao-
counted for by tha difference In the way
of selling tickets. I mean that the travel.
. . . . .
m men r now buying tickets instead ot
using their mileage, and many sre Duying
..i.-. .w. ... .v... . r. int.r.iai.
" iZ '7 " V"
Journey. X don't know what our figure
will show when they are published,
Anti-Pass Law Leake.
"That pass law Is as full of holes a
a sieve, said a prominent railroad man.
'It will depend upon whether the railroads
want the antl-paes law to stand, for it
has so many weak spots it csn easily be
set aside if ths railroads desire it
I don't know but a cigar Is all tha
compensation that Is nbw needed tor
railroad pa... At any rate a 10-cent pleca
I will be' sufficient if ths railroads wish to
I evade the law, for it does not specify that
"ckcts shall not be sold at reduced rates.
I It only prohibits the railroads from grant.
lng any kind ot tree transportation. , Tha
Interstate law specifically says that no
tickets shall be sold at less than tariff
rates."
Toncey Ooea Up Again.
Samuel R, Toucey has been appointed
ssistant superintendent of ths Colorado
division of the Union Pacific with head-
quarters At Denver, vies W. C. McKsown,
He was transferred from that position
tgaln to be private secretary to Mr. Mohler
and has been with him during the winter
in tha conferences, which havs been In
progress with the trainmen at Chicago. Ths
appointment is effective April 10.
Crofters' Sentences Commuted,
JF.FFKRBON CITY. Mo.. April 8. Gov
ernor Folk today commuted the sentences
of Emll Hartmann and Julius Lehmann,
former members of the Bt. Louis house of
delegates, convicted of boodllng, to explra
on June IS. They were sentenced in 1904.
Hartmann for six and Lehmann for seven
Low Faro la Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURO. Pa.. April . Governor
Stuart today signed the bill making tha
maximum rat ot fares on railroads in this
stats 3 cents a mils.
I BURLINGTON STATIOJI-IOTH MASOS
I Bnrllagton.
Leave. Arrive.
Denver & California..., a 4.10 pm a 3:30 pm
Black Hills a 4:10 pm a 8:30 pm
Northwest Special ,....a 4:10 pm a 3:30 pm
Northwest Express ,,...all:10 pm a 7:10 am
Nebraska Express a 9:10 am a 7:46 pin
Nebraska Local a 8:00 am a 7.46 pin
Lincoln Local a 8:06 am
Lincoln Fast MaU n a:W pm ai:ui pm
Lincoln Local ' a 7:80 pm
Ft. Crook A Plattam'th.b $,'60 pm b!0:25 am
Plattsmouth a 7:60 pm a 8:10 am
Denver Limited a 1 11) am
Bellevu A Pac. June. . 8:30 am a 1:60 pm
Chicago Special a 7:25 am a 7:28 am
Chicago Express a $ 45 pm a $:66 pm
Chicago Flyer a 8:06 pm a 7:26 pm
Iowa lxcal a :io am ait:M pm
St Louis Express a 4:46 pm all:30 am
Kansas Clty-St. Joe al0:46 pm a 6:46 ara
Kansas Clty-Pt, Joe a 8:18 am a 8:10 prg
Kansas Clty-ot. joe a 4 4e pm
WEBSTER TATIOH-teth 4 WEBSTER
Chicago,
t. Paal, Mlanaacolls 4ft
Omaha.
Twin City Passenger.
Sioux City Psssenger.
b 6-80 am b 9:10 ptn
.a 3:00 pm all: 20 am
.b 6:46 pm b 9:10 am
,.c 8:46 am e 1:60 pm
Emerson Local
Emerson Local ........
Mlssonrl Pad Be.
Local via Weeping
Water a s:m am a 1:50 nm
Falls City Local. ...... ..a 8:60 pm all .20 pm
a Dally, h Dally except Sunday, d Dally
exoept Saturday, c Sunday only, e Daily
ewcepr Monnay.
OCEAX STEAMSHIPS.
EUROPE
$150 ,x,Toru. 51,185
All aspen. lnolnAea
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ltAOS Tea Twia-acrew Paseenger 8tuwi
Direct to
Norway, Sweden and Deonirk
bailiof from .sv tork st aooa.
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oscsr II Mr H'' r. TiMgss Jsim IS
twins oist Mr rfOtcar II jas
tsleoa, to an 4 upwr4; cen4 esbta, H4. aaer
kk It, Salosa V su4 up. M ubia M.
A. tc. Johasoa m Co., 3 Broadway, K. T.
114 East Klstls St. Ckte.
ALUM LINE OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL, OLASOOW, LONDON, RAVRI.
Ntw slsssMrs VICTORIAN n4 VlkOlMAM.
trlH-crw lurbiss miIdh, a4 TUNISIAN, CbrV-
SP AN soS lOMAp. llo.acrw. Haxaibr. smS
I tum rt.i Sm.r 440 x ud asr4s.
in .m 4 toMtaHI. 174 Jssmm aw