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    THE OMAHA DAILY BER: TUESDAY, APRIL 0, 1907.
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OFFERED FOR RENT
-ROOM nil modern ho me, all open plumb-
, ... ryfiinr m.; reference rii!ted
ii."
tl n.
6EK u i,n shipping household fowl t
'V ellie (,,, can Mvn you monev.
EXPRUSMCN S DKUVERT CO.. 214 N.
14'blU lei. Doug. U5. ll-94l
10-ROOM modern brick res.dence. key. 114
No. 2,th St. Apply on premises
(lSi-MSOl 12
UUUkU1 C. Pster. at Co.. Bee BMi.
(U)-1J
FOR RENT,
t-roonr modern house, new furnace,
part of city. $i.
C. M BACHMANN,
45 Paxton Block. Gi
noith
R RENT 815 Worthlnaton Place nt, a
10-rooin house, very desirable neighbor-
n via. thoroughly modern. lO.nn a month.
Will give lease. Arjblv to Cnnr-sH Vn.,n.
1818 Dodfc-e. (li)-M-4
l-R COTTAGE, modern except furnac.
1617 8. lid 8t.; 125 00. p. V. Whl'nov.
Phone Douf. 1212. (15) M533 9
t-R. COTTAGR, city water. 181 6 Doug
las. Ill BO.
8-R. flat, modern. 1820 N. !4th. 116 60.
I-R. modern house, and barn. 980 N 26th
St. J27 BO.
6-R. mpdirn flat. 1515 Burt t?0 00.
F. D. WE AD. IB: 4 Douglas
- (15) M528
MS 00 9-ROOM all modern houa-. In ei-
i"u"tii repair, entirely newly vnrnnnt i
and papered; ownr pay water. 3g
swra Ht.
N. P. DODGE ir CO.. 1714 Farnam.
(15) 847 9
l-ROOM cottage, strictly modern. South
31t, nenr 1 -a enwrn th. Apply Owen!
MKfcfferr. Hatney W7. (15) 6S
Bolldlna.
FT)R RENT Oermanla Hall or Bijou
Theater building, lfllJ to 181S Harney;
a'orea, office anil theater; on long Inaae
N. P. Dodge Co., 1714 Karnam.
15)-M328
HALLB FOR RENT,
ttarlght a Bmety HbIIh. lh and Farnam
B!. The beet fitted hall. In Omaha for
jodjjp and aocletle.
BARUiMT'8 HALL ASSOCIATION,
PhoneDouglas M43. 14 Arlington Block.
(lo)-M32i 12x
WHOLESALE DISTRICT.
8-efory and basement building, with elec
tric elevator.
4-atovy and baeement building, on Farnam
and 10th St.
F. D. WEAD. 1 524 Dougla
(15) M527 I
Office.
ONE large, office room, grouna floor, Ed
ward Crelghton Institute Bldg.. J10 8 lMh
fit., opposite city hull. Inquire building.
15)-92
ROOM 4. Continental block, and large re
ception rm; very suitable for dentist's
or doctor' ofl'c: tower window. Root.
H. Bennett, scent. Room 11, Continental
Blk. (lb) M1S0
FCn RENT Desk room In Bee ..rtV-e. city
hall building. 417 N. 25th 6t., South Omaha.
Apply to manager. 05) 134
Korea.
'03 S. ltlth St., store-room now occupied by
the Ouulia Ree.l & Rattan Works Will
bo vacunt liny I. Onlv HO 00 per month
R. C PETERS CO.
220, g. 17th St., (Bee Bldg.)
C1M
rOR RENT The best located corner
.tore In Omaha. Farnam and 16th
tteet. Board of Trado Bldg. See P.
H. Phllben. Schllti Hotel. (15) M2;S
TOP 8.- 17th St.. 13.00 per month,
"sod Farnam St., $12.00 per month.
16 Karnnm St . 12". no per month.
N. r DODGE A CO . 1714 KARNAM ST.
(15)-15
UNEQUALLED chance Tor dnigglat In
block with grocery and meat market.
Central, with fixture.. Rent moderate.
Heat of chance for good man In best
neighborhood.
Laundry rooma with 78-hqte powsr bollsr
to run same. Apply 220 N. 23d St.
(1 UIBU
THREE splendid modern room on ground
floor; rent reasonable. 1822 Farnam St.
(16)-M49
1103 No. 18th St., near Nlonola. rent
20
per month. Bemls. Paxton Blk
(16)-M9M
STOP.E ROOM, 1103 N. llth. 120 00 Be
mls. Paxton Blk. (15) 938
WHEN you write to advert', remem
ber it take but a few stroke of th pen
to tell that you aw th "ad." In The Bee.
OFFERED FOR SALE
fenrlug.
ANCHOR and Iron fencing; wire fencing
6c per foot. 306 N. 17th 8k Tel. Red 814.
(16J-M64S
Faraltara.
CONTENTS of four-room flat for sale at
a sacrifice, must .ell at onoe. lnqulra
of flat 2, Wright bloc, ldh and Chunvo
eta. (16-M3I
FOR SALE Cheap, fine big aldeboard. lawn
mower, ate 143 N. 87th Bt. (16) M801 U
FOLDING LOUNCJE. must be .old at
onoa. Room 113. Bea Bldg
(14) M271 llx
SNAP, If taken at once; furniture for
S-room flat; lime aa new. Flat 4, lsth
and Farnam Sta. (.!-27S llx
HANDSOME bookcase, sewing machine,
tlnlng table, onyx table and lamp, yulck
leal range, gaa plate, carpet. 191! Far
nam bt. (18) M553 8x
I'laaea, Organs, Masteal Instrument.
3 RE AT APRlTTcLEARANCE
SALE OF SLIGHTLY USED
UPRIGHT PIANOS AND
.SECOND-HAND INSTRU
MENTS IN FIRST-CLASS
ORDER.
The greatest values ever offered. Every
piano marked down to a price that makes
ft an unusual bargain. Many of these up
right would pass for new, and they ar
without exception mot uprior to th
ordinary used piano.
Kimball, roaewood caae..
Arlon. cottage upright
Chick! ing A Son, rveewood case
Singer, mahogany caae
Opera Piano, oak case
Voee A Son, cabinet grand
Stager A Sous, used
tt0 Sample piano
Isuv Lmerson, used 6 month
Square pianos and organ, all
8 75
100
ix
iX ;
-')
& 1
makes, !
$16, Ha and up.
Tha above instrument will be gold on
payment from la to 810 cash and from 50
cent to II weekly. A Ana etool and scarf
Included with each instrument. Out of
town purchasers should not fail to take
advantage of the above offsring Freight
are low, and we pledge ourselvee to make a
most rareiui eeiecttcn. we snip piano
inu guarantee ab.olute .ti.-
fund the purchase pile. 200
everywhere, a
faction or return! the purchase p
new pianos for rent at 13, 84 and 88 per
xnonth. On year s rental allowed if pur
chased. Oiir facilities for repairing and le
UnlShtag piano ar unexcelled, because w
are manufacturer and buld piano to
order. W do An pUno tuning, a. so move
and txr -Instrumenie. at the moat re.un-
I. abl price
I Writ today for catalogue and oomplei
Vrttln 1 1 at. or pay u visit of tnarwotlon.
f&HMOLLER & MUELLER
PIANO CO.
Manufacturers Job'","J
Retail
Ullellll Farnam Street. Orcaha,
(lsi M806
THK mallt ptn In h wt at th
Chicago rurnltur Co. W also hav th
ir. rr". .r.ri. .eeond hand furnltui at
jmau pn.a a-. j,-
urt.
FOR 8ALX-A good
riaaa. at a aacrlilce.
tmereen
upright
Mtj
OS)-MSll
FOR BE8 r values poihl In high grade
. . . i . . i ,A ran rlnir
..i.nea hl.h arad tuning and repairing,,
see Bush A Grt Plsno Co.. 8-JS w fl.
Bldg. Tl. Doug
dii-MT.. A"
- -
..rutnrir-PiVK UPRIGHT PIANO, 1
Ilia. Owner leaving c'.iy. l-i Daven.Kui.
(IS.) Mwa IS
OFFERED FOR SALE
(Continued.
Typewriters and lrnln( Machines.
ONE Remlneton typewriter, No. I, In gooj
f Mill on. (or Mia cheap. Call at Bee
office d& 41
Mlaeclla ea.
FEW" bsrgslns In 2d-i.snd sods, fonr.telna;
monthly payments. Derlght. 1118 Frnm.
UI-849
ENGLISH WALNUT BUTTER FCilTH.
denoious candy. Sample boxs, loc; 4oc
t?
our.d, post-paid. Hung Candy Co. Al-
on, issd. ( mi mi
XT RECIFE for cleaning wall paper oost
6c per room to cle.in paper. Hend one
dollar for recipe Address V. W price,
Platt.mouth, Neb. (1) M6 M8x
THREE Brun.wlck pool table for aale.
827 Broadway. Council B.ufli
(16) MS07 15
SV-.ND a. your rr-l. ordera for drugs,
ftsielit. rld on 110 leta. Myers-Dillon
Dru Co.. Omaha. 18)-S47 i
FOR SALE
- A II the leading periodical! i
published
I-orelgn inibiu atlon a ape-
cialtv. Birtlnlay. wenUlng and .onveinr
pot canle. auhicnptlon received for all
periodical publlxhed Mall cr.len wl.l
receive piompt ittentlon.
8 -HCTZE A. BLATTERT.
Newedeaiera and S'atinreis. Ill S. 15th St.
(Ui-.MS.g ml
10x! Job prese. paper cuUer, motor and
eurne good tj pe for sale or trade lit 8
lTtii Pt (IS) 12
BUGGY
pair of ecalee. hand coffee mill.
Dangler unsold, e atove.
1 Seward fit.
l-tMKM ISx
AWNINGS, they're not expensive. Call
Doug, tsi and our representative will call.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co. OS) M604
11 ALLS safca. new, 2d-hond, ISIS Farnam,
(16-46
Butehera' refrigerators on hand. 1106 Doug.
(18)-Ml3 J3
FOR PALE Two seta of blacksmltn
tools. Including i-h. p. Weber gasoline
engine, shafting and pulleys; one set
of woodwork tools and slock. C. C.
Armstrong, S28 4th St.. Council Bluffs,
la. (18) M121 kx
FOR SALB-Two N!t!onl eah register.,
one total rdiler; also nlca line cf store
fixture. Olnbc Land and Investment Co
Patterson Block. ag-860
SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO.. best mlxsd
pjlnt. gherman & MeConnell Drug Co.
06)-S4
FOR SALE Collectlor. of fine old vlollne,
Including H aise Viola and Cello. Violin
Etudlo, 10 Wlthnell Building.
(1S)-M782 A 20
GARDEN and .field eeedj, Trult package,
bee keeper' euppllea. Tounkerman 8a
Co.. Council Bluff.. Ia- (18) 2S
MILLET SEED. A. W. Wagner. 901 N lfith.
A CLEAN 1000 atock of general mer
chandlse at cent, on the dollar; fine
location: will bate clo.est Inspection
owner moving away. Address v .. care
Omaha Bee. 18)-71
COAL Good burning: I basket. Mc: 8 for II.
delivered Rosenblatt. Phone Doug. 412.
(KJ 814
PLOT machine, alt kinds; alo allver plt
Irg and picture machine. .Tarl. 712 8. 16th.
(16i-M32 A30
SNAP Rid path'. History of the World.
Encyclopaedia Brltannlca, International
Encyclopaedia; email monthly paymente.
Webster a L'nabrldged 110 Dlcdonarj'. full
leather, only 13 28. B. B. Koberta. 541
Paxton Bldg., Omaha. (1C)-M814 A30
TREES, nhrub.. roee. Hsxel Dell Nur
ery. 24th and Plnkney. Tel. Weh. 22fiO.
(1B)-1H Jl
CHOICE CT'RHANT PLANTS for sale. B.
C. Smith, 3101 Corby St. () 100 Jlx
OAS AND ELECTRIC
FIXTURES
WIIOIJSSALE AND RETAIL
We furnleh estimates. If you are going
to build, write for catalogu.
EURGESS-GRANDEN CO.,
113 8. llth. 'Phone Doug 611.
ill) Mill
BEST aecond-hand bicycle In city, 15 and
up. The bicycles have nil been re
enameled. Thomas Ranee. 1811 N 14th.
(18 MJS9 11
FOUR econd-hand coaster-brake blcr
clea, cheap. 508 N. 16th. (16)-M436 13
NICE Inrge etore mirror for sale cheap.
108 N. ltith St. 0)-Mt!7 13
12,100 soda fountain for aale for 15 0, If
taken at once. R. L. Mansy, Plat's-routh.
Neb. (16) Ml l.tx
TWO t-H. P. motors, complete;
good as
new, cheap. 1U0 Cicpitol Ave.
(16)-M471 13x
TEN years. Harper's Century, MeClure.
Argnsy. Popular. 80c year. W. J Staoey,
116 S. llth. (16) M483 Ux
SECOND-HAND BEWINO MACHINES,
IS 50 and up. We clean sewing machine
heads for 11 Thomas Ranee, 1811 N. 24th..
Phone Red 2706. (16a-M370 13
DIAMOND ring, about 1SK; a map. Ad
dress N 78. car Bee. (1S Mi5 lSx
AN OLD BUOOY and alngle hamese and
second hand sewing machine at your own
price. 143 N. 17th St. (161 M 544 llx
RTTBBER TIRED. !lngle-aeated open
boggy. 874 South 17th St. Tel Dougla.
IHOI. (1SI-M&3S Ux
PATENTS
D. O. BARNELL, patent attorney and ma
chine doalgner. Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 7117.
(17) 181 All
Larson i Co.,
book free. Bee Bldg
17)-M2S0
PERSONAL
CITT STEAM LAUNDRY Bhlrta pressed,
not Ironed. HI S. Llth Bt Tel. Doug iii.
(18-96i
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits eaatoff
clothing; In fact, anything you do not
need; we collect, repair and eeii, at 114 N.
lith St., 'or coat of collecting, to tha
worthy poor. Call 'Phone Doug. 4138 and
wagon will nail. (ID 411
j PAINFUL burns, any sore or akin hurt
quickly bald by Satin Skin Cream. 16o.
(ll-
1 ,
10 I OMAHA
Steam Paste Co.
manufactures
1& j pur flour paata. 2210 Cuming. Telephone
rphof
Ul-
uougias 4b.'l.
SEWiNQ machines rented, any make, 78o
per week or U.00 par month. Second
hand machines for sal. Se SO and
Neb Cycle Co.. lath and Harnev
n p.
(iD-961
PENNELL Mllllnry Co., 121 N. llth St,
(18) 871 Jun
PLEATINCl Button. Ruahlng,
uliii I IMVJ Kmbroidorv
,nd. c'm"' P0,BI", "J?r
in' f"1' ' Pr ,d' Bu1 tor ,rlc0
ana aainplea
GOLDMAN PLEATING CO..
4S Dougls Block. Tel Dougla 1938.
(ll-957
JOHN CANE IS IN TOWN!
Now I th Mm to trim tree. Irell.ses and
grape lnea. also landscape gardening,
lei. Red 64oe. He. 1101 S. 2th Ave.
(18)-M40S A2S
SYRINGES, rubber good, by matli cut
priest, sand for rre catalogue Myeie-
Dillon Drug ca., umeua 0)
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME- Mre.
Dr. King. 1011 N. Hal St. Tel. Doug. I5X
;u - t
ir A ?Q A riTT Swei
m.icio.iui, Wlli room i second floor.
(ii-Mm ji
( A1AU )U I IKJ TiNTuuI. Id "oil
C)-Ml
ARE you going to New York? I rtn av
you : per rent on your noiei Bill at a first
class downtown hotel. Addreae N-iJ. Bt.
18)-M2M
-
. FOR anything in the aewiog machtn tin
' g t P. E. riodman A C.. 1614 Cap Ave
' (11) las ill
i OMAHA Btammeroia loatltuta. Ramge
i. US-Sk
REAL ESTATE
citt property run ai.f;.
TOM RALK-I room tioui, mail be re
miivfj at onr Inquire 1008 Sogth 2th
Bt Phone Hmy U7. (19 M8 18
(19-M4v
Owner Leaving the City
PRICE REDUCED
60xlb5 feet, with doub a atroet frontage: 6-
room hour and barn; block frvni car
llro, Hernia Park diMriot Thla prop
arty ran b made vary profitable, aa there
la room for 4 cottage. PRJCB IttoDt'CKD
FROM UfrO TO C.3D0.
J. II. Duniont & Son,
HU-t N. V. Ufa Bldg
U) M.1 11
MODERN TTTAOB.
0 roxvm cott.e., tlnmrtighly well built,
double floors, aurfaca fluor bung innplej
large bath rcxim. nl'-e attics piped for gaa
and wlrei for electric light; all modern
Plumbing. So
ilumblng. Boutii front lot. 7xl00, lyina;
. mgn ami aigni
ly; two blorke aouth of Amee,
Av. car line, th Ave and Boyd. Price,
Il.9u0; UU) caah; balance to s ilt.
C. f. CARL.Br3RJ,
111 N. T. Lite Bldg. 'Phone Red i47.
(!) 16W I
DEPOSITS In the Neb. U & B. Ass n Is
Imtter than mlga. I N. T. Lafe.
(19) M504 Ml
NETED MONET QUICK.
Will sacrifice limited number of !xng
Island lota. 26x100 ft., 16 each. Title guar
anteed by Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
of New York. Realty Co., Mechanics Bank
Bldg . Brooklyn, N. T. (19) M&SS 16x
FOR SALE Houss, S rooms, modern ex
cept furnace, wo' Cuming Bt. Price,
12.800. Euy terms.
JOHN F. FLACK.
City Saving. Bank, lith and Douglas.
Oil 411
HOME CLOSE IN
2634 Caidwell. 4-room house, and bath,
modern except heat, lot 60x127. aouth
front, lawn, .hade and fruit treeat
gr.pe arbor, barn, paved tret.
ythlng a home need.
TUKHELL & CO.,
17th and Farnam.
TTEU DOUO. 1129.
Cllj M 10
Only $2,87?
Ftr on of the finest residence Iota In tha
uppr Farnam district. Telephone
HICKS KEAL ESTATE CO.,
43S Board of Trade Bid.
(19) M571 9
CHOICE LOT
17,500111 ft. on Farnam St., at corner of
JKrh Ave. Specials all paid. Thl. I.
a fine corner to Improve with .tore,
or dwelling apartment.
JOHN W. BOBBINS
1802 Farnam St. 'Phone Dougla. 629.
(19)-M4 9
FARNAM ST. PROPERTY
Full-sited business lot, 86x182 to twenty
foot alley, on north aide Farnam. ea.t of
14th; Improved with three three-story brick
flats, paying a fair return on the Invest
ment. Ha. a future, we think. Caa offer
It for a short time at in. 000,
Harrison & Morton
(1ft) -MS
FOR SALE OR TRADE for smaller house
close In, a 9-rooni house; full lot, olosa
to car line. Inquire owner, 412 N. 28th.
09) M524 9x
THE KERR ABSTRACT CO '8 AB
STRACTS OF TITLES ara the safest
Tou are protected by a 119,000 bond against
loss by error. Tou don't buy a law suit
when you buy a "Kerr" abstract. 1614
Harney. Tel. Dougla 6417. (19)
GO AND BED)
The three aouth front lots at north weet
corner of KTH AND WOOLWORTH
AVE.
Each 41x107. both atxeeta paved and paid
for.
Will sell corner for 11.000, or Inside lota for
IHOO eaci; terma to suit.
If you fail ta aee thla you will ml., a bar
gain. ALSO
Very fine lot at 13d and M.rcy, three feet
above grade; price. If sold at once, iXA
HUTCHINSON-BOIJ.ARD CO.,
'Phone Doug. 419. No. 1621 Farnam St.
(19) M48D 9
Big Snap for Quick Salo
Lot on 28th and Blonde, east fiont, 77 X
120. Ts0. Also lots fronting north and
aouth on Blondo, hetween 26th and 27th, 110
per front foot. 'Phone Douglas Osi.
BEM1S, Paxton Block.
09)-HS
FOR SALE Two modern houses and large
Darn, one diock norm or Hanscom park;
paved street, east front, lot 76x150. East
ern owner wll) sell at a bargain.
THOMAS BSENNAN,
Rooru 1 N, I, L Bldg
(It)
TRACKAGE LEASE
FOR SALE
We bar a four-vrar lena
on good trackag Vfiroperty,
cloa In, for sal at a reason
able prlca
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.,
Sixth Floor N.
Y. Ufa Bldg.
fl 9) --Mill 10
12,8.10 will buy an 8-room
hous. modem except furnace.
Thl Is a vary dlrbl place. .
Special taxes all paid.
McM ENEMY & RIKER
408 Be Bldg. Tel. Doug. 111.
(19.1-871 I
REAL ESTATE
FARM AID It A.( II LAM)S rog HAIR
CANADIAN wheat land. 480 acrea gently
undulating prairie one mile from naviga
ble lake. 19 mile, from Strasaburg. In ta
moua I-aat Mountain valiey I t CO pvr
acre; easy tarm Thl land Is In a well
asttlrd portion of th country and can
fractlcally all b broken up. Boll dark
oam clay on clay sub. oil; tn vary best
of water can be obtained Trom 10 to 20
feet Wra. Pearson Co. Ltd.. Northern
Bank Bldg., Winnipeg, Man. (20)
Kansas.
HOMllEEKEftl! Ba careful. Locate
I'lL ,aT.J,''..our r.,,,,n
wivpa. iiiaiciiifii L'omsie.
Let us write you. Miller A Jamea Meade,
a-an. () Alt
Meaineka.
WRITE Tewreend Realty Co., Moda'.e.
Ia. Farms and
for elear town
d lards for sal or trade
property or merchandise.
(SO)-MKO Aki
IMPROVED farm In eastern Nebraska:
Sarpy and Douglas ountla B. J Over
tan, Gretna, Neb. (26) Ma.'l
Taaaa.
equal to th bt. Sixty car of landsseksr
passed througn Kansas City
one dav.
Aa il-.a corona itas iarsar tha nrlcaa ad
vance. Oaners are eiract rg a b:g Increase
In May aa reports riom all over the country
snow trat
low trat s.i-h a rush of landseekers as
wa. never known wl,l be esen at tnat time
Join our neat big excursion April lth and
buy early ana reap the benerU. Call or
wnia 1 uk taut awrui 1111a tvunuy becoming 1 aioii ii. ami,, 111 i'vraC'ni 01 int A11S-
noted for It. productiveness and healthf ii 1 soiirl dcring year con-menclng Julv 1. ii"?
climate. We are ex -l -slve sgents for large ! United S'ates reserves right to relect or
tracts tn Dallam and Shsrman counties. I accept any or all proposals or an part
the rholceet In the panhandle Agent. 1 toereof. Information furnished on api,ll
wantd In ry countv in Nebiask and ' cation Envelopes containing proposal.
atnirn ion. .n;e 1 or (una. u:unor
Real F.Vate Co.. 14.9 Douglas St. 1'bune
teugr. XaVt, tnr.ana, rvep.
IXJ-M4
REAL ESTATE
Tf
natlna4.
TEXAB AND NEW MEXICO LAND
Have aoma rata bergtlna In Texai nnd !
rlt-a F ! tl?ful,. . id'.l.e.T r"rt(, ,
RoHT ' 'm-KBrnoW
10 tic w York Ufa BVdg. onVanV' Neb.
(M-M3al
Hlacellanenne.
WANTEl-Partlea with capital for A-l In
veetmenta In Tex... Colorado and Canada
Nnde: agente wanted. Write Chea. B.
Wl'eon. Mondemln, la. t!uj MM! x
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Faraa aad Itasieh Usd.
FOR RENT -! ere tract of land In Ben
son (without hjuse), suitable for gsrdrn
Ing or raising potatoes. Will rent till
January 1, IK, for ia If taken Immedi
ately. Addreaa K U. care Bee.
(2D 4M x
FARM FOR RENT. , tlons may be seen at the office of tle Con-
Pplendld farm, 211 acree, for nt, all mile. 1 struotlng Quirternutater. Fort Crook, Ne
from Omaha; possession given at once. braska. 1'roporal to be marked "ProrseJels
Apply to H 8. Sturgeon, 44 Board of Trade for ecreona." and addressed to CAPTAIN
Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Tel. Dougla. 1510. I R. R. STOGSDALU Quarlermaeter 10th In-
i21i M fantry. Constructina uuartermaeter.
FOR RENT 40 ACRES OF FARM LAND,
WITH HOUSE, BARN AND SMALL
PASTURE. ABOUT ONE MILK SOUTH
OF BENSON
THE PUTNAM CO.. 804 N. T. LIFE BLP'3.
(2H -MHO
REAL ESTATE LOANS
II. oe. 000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property In Omaha; lowest rates;
re delay. Thomas Brennan, Room 1, N.
T. Life. (l2)-ecn
LOWEST RATES Bsm la, Paaton Block.
(22j-S7
MONET TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
(22)-94
PRIVATE MONET F. D. Wead. 1J20 Doug.
(22t-e;2
LOWF.r
RATES Bernl. Paxton Block.
(X3)-M7
OARVIN BROS., 1604 Farnam. I and 6
per cent loans on real estate; no delay
U2)-96
WANTED City loans and warant.. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam Bt.
(2S)-99
WANTED City loana ft. C.
Peter. A Co.,
(21) 971
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
Thom.a, 508 First National Bank Bldg
(22)-970
BUILDING loans on residence property; I
per cent. W. B. Melkle. Ramge Blk.
r23)-M5S9
UNION LOAN A INVEST. CO I 310 Bea
Loan on Real Estate, I Pldg.
at 4H and 6 per cent 'Phone Doj 29u4
(22) -884 A:
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy, second-hand furniture.
coos ana nesting siovea. rarpeta, nnoie-
urn., office furniture, old
clothes and
hoes, pianos, feathers, bed
bed Dlllow. aunts
and all kinds of tools; or will buy the fur
niture of your house complete. Will buy
antique or mahogany furniture. The high
est price, paid. Call th right man. TsL
Doug. 8871. (26)-60 A17
CASH paid for old book. Crare-FVy Co.,
Ill 8. 14th. 'Phone Dougla. 1121.
(28)443
OOOfTETt SHOW CASES, wall case,
shelving and wrapping counter.. Addres.
W 48, care Bea (25) M314 14x
AN Invalid's roller chair. 818 TylcCaeu
U8 Wc4,gUI
(2fi) M697 15
Bldg.
WANTEDTO RENT
WE HAVE an average of a dosen calls
dally from people wanting to rent houses;
If yours is vacant or likely to be list It
for rent with our rental department:
prompt and courteous attention to all
business Intrusted to us. Continental
Realty Co., 11-36 U. S. Nat l Bank Bldg.
'Phone Douglas 4803. (28) M1I7 10
WANTED Furnished flat.
Address 620 Bee Building.
well located.
(78) M582 9
SUITE of three rooms, with boerd for two
business men and wives. Must he first
class location and good meala. None
other need apply. Address K 41. Bee.
(26) M19S 10
WANTED 6 or S-room house; not particu
lar about diatance. Addres C 34 Be.
(2 M138 9x
LARGE and arrall room for housekeeping,
with party who will look after girl of 8
years on week days, by couple, both
working, have own furniture. State full
particulars. Addres. M SO, Bee office.
(26) M347 13x
WANTFTD To rent, I or 8-room cottage,
with bath and gaa. 'Phone Taylor 7098.
(2)-Mofi3 10
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTETD Employment rvanlng. E 2, Bee
(27) 202 llx
WANTEDPlaln aewlng bv the dav. Ad
dree H 2tv (27) M461 13x
WHEN you write to advertisers remember
It takes but an extra stroke or two of the
pen to mantion the fact that you aaw the
ad In The Bee.
YOUNG man student In advertising In the
International Correspondencs Schools de
slres situation a advertising writer.
Would stsrt at 88 per weak. Ixvk Hox
431. Rao City, Ia. (27 Mr.SK x
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR LIVE STOCK-DE-partmsi.t
of th Interior. Office of Ionian
Aftalis, Washington, D. C, March 2T,
Sealed proposals, plainly maiked un tne
outside of i tie asa.ed ruveloo. "Proposals
for Live block, and addressed to me I
Commissioner uf Indians Artuir. Wa'hmg- ,
ton, D. C, will he received at the Indian
Office until 2 o clock p. m. of April 26. 197.
for furnishing end delivering ahyut 'm. v;
I heifeis, 831 bulla. 9T2 mares and STi in.lch
' cowe, and 4 stslllons. for Issu to Indians
i of dlffrrnt renervations as per Hche,luies,
iletalled ape.'iflcatl.ins, conditions to he oh- '
i served by bidder, etc., which will be fur. '.
nlshd on application to the Indian on.ee.
Washington. D. C. ; the IT 8. Indian w.i
iiuuhi m , w w ,,i m enj, , nicag'l, ill."
Omaha, Nb.; Bt. Loui. M . and Kan
rrsncisco, ai : in i . r innia-i agrrita t
Standing Rock agency. Fort Tate, N. D. ;
fine rtmge aency. i.nwer Brule, azem y
i iw,r mini, o ir. . , low c reea asncy 1
Crow Creek, S. D. ; Rosebud agency, Roee- I
( nun. r i'. . reyvnoe mvr nsncv I hey-
j ir'uVuH- Z:"?. tPh.V,iI'r!rind:nri,dI
; Fort Peck agency. Poplar. Mont Bids
upon tne cianaa tnrnisnefl are not iliao.
ivuviy eaaennai: iney may oe rnaae in any
other form, provided the condltlona are oh.
served. Tor further Information apply to
T. B. L.EUPP, Commissioner.
A 1-4-8-9-11-11-16-18-20
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF, CORN. GRO
cerles. etc. Department of the Interior,
Office of Indian Affairs Washington, D. C,
March 6. 10?. Sealed proposals, plainly
marked on the outside of the envelope.
"Proposala for Beef. Corn." etc , aa the
4 may be, end address to the "Commls
!!"!;"L,f,- , Al!,lr.1 .?'-,hl,",,,,'.D'
, - "'o recrivea ai ne inoian out-
until 2 o'clock p. m. of Tuesday. April 23,
i5"'- na men opened, for furnish ng Iht
i Indian
'"ic wnn roiiea narnj, u-ei.
rnution, corn. salt, coffee, sugar, tes. snsp.
baking powder and other groceries. Bins
must be made out on government blanks
Schedules giving all necessary information
for bidders will be furnished on application
. iiuian unit e, n isniniion, if. v. , in j
tT. S. Indian warehntiaea at Naw York
Nab':. anTsaa lVnnT-. sViv'n l.':
sry or Hurststenre. U. S. A..
Wyo ; th Qurirmatr. V.
at Chevenn.
8 A., Seattle.
" ash., and th postmasters at Tucson.
Portland Spokane and Tacoma The De
partment ressrvss the right to re'ect any
ini " h!a 9r nT Prt ' "y hid
F. t.
Denpp, Commissioner.
Al-dllt
i CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
I ana. .-sen, .11 arrn 11, u', nea:ed pro
1 r1" In triplicate, subject the us :sl condl-
tirr.s, sill re received here until 10 a m..
i central standard time. April 10. !;, for
(urn shlrg transportation, drayage. and for j
. snould oe maraea t'roposais for Tranr.r-
tation on Route No ," and addressed to
Major 1HOMAH CRUSE. C. CJ M
Ml 2-13 14-iiaS 9
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICB CONBTRl'CTINCJ QUARTER
tiiulfr, Ft Maokenala. Wyo , April R,
Iftrt? O - A 1 I ! . , . will
17.. .T" J""?. T". T.'..l V,' VT
, nt m.
walk., curb, and cuirert: brick gutter. an4
catoh - baelna. and tile draina, at Ft lac-
k!n'- "7 nd ..oinc.tln. mT
b .een at oftlcaa of Chief yuertermater
at Omaha, Denver. Bt 1'aul and Cfloago:
lrx Wuarte: maeter. 6t IaiuIb, end at thJa
office, at which latter place all Information
may be obtained V. ft. ren-ea tha r.ght
to aci'ept or reject any or all pcopala, or
ny Part thereof. Fropoaal. ahould ba an
ckaM In aea..ed envelope marked, "Pro
poHaila for Road a-nd Walk." and ad
nreaead, CAPT. Wll. D. DAVI9 Q M . U.
8. A. At -10-ll--IO
CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER S
tfflce. Fort Crook, Nebraska, April 8th.
190" -Sesled protsal. In triplicate, eub
' Ject to the us'jal condition., will be received
rmre until 10 o clock a, m.. central standard
time, April liith, 1M, for furnishing .na
Pitting In new screen door and window In
f '): Mi new addition, to Barrack Building
0. Fort tYook. Nebraska Ftil! In
formation will be furnlehed and .peclflca-
A8-I 10-18-H
RAILWAY TIME CARD
t.NIOlM STATU) TESTH ASD MARCY
talon Pa el Me.
Tave. Arrive.
Overland Limited a 9.56 am a 8.18 ptn
The China and Japan
Fast Mall a 4:15 pm a 6:10 pm
Colo & Calif Ex a 4 16 pm a 9:30 pm
California A Ore Ex. ..a 4 28 pm a 5:10 pm
I.os Ac.gcles Limited.... al3:0 ptn al0.45 pin
Fast Mall a 1 am a 6 00 pm
Colorado Special a 7:4 am a 7:44 am
North Platte Ixical a 8.10 art a 4:M pm
Beatrice Local b 1:00 pm bl2.4J pm
(titrago, Rock Island PaclSo.
EAST.
Chicago Limited a 1:18 am a 7:10 am
Iowa locl a 7:00 am a 4 i pm
Chicago Mall l pm
Iowa Local ...'. bl2:Ch pm b 9 85 pm
Chicago Eastern EO.. a 6 "5 pm a 1.38 pm
Chicago (Iowa Lmtd ). .a 6:15 pm S12; pm
W EST.
Rocky Mountain Lmtd a 7 20 am a 1:0! nm
Colo. A Csl Express ..a t SO pm a 4 '80 pin
Okl. A Texas Express.. 4:40 pm al2;08 pm
Lincoln, Fairbury and
Bellevue a s.o pm biv:iv am
Wabaah.
St. Lou!. Express a 6 SO pm a 1:90 am
St I,ntils Local (from
Council Bluff) a 918 am al0: pm
Stanberry Locnl (from
Council Bluffs) b 6:00 pm bll:S0 am
Chicago Great Western.
St. Paul A Minneapolis.. 8:30 pm 7:10 am
St. Paul A Minneapolis.. 7:18 am 1150 pm
Chicago Limited 8'40 pm 9 00 am
Chicago Expreae 7.45 am 11:60 pm
Chicago Express I SO pm 1:10 pm
C'hloaao A Northwestern-
Cedar Rapids Pie
.a 7:05 am a 108 pm
.a 7 60 am al0 (O pm
.a 8 00 am all :18 pm
.all 30 am a 8 46 pm
.a I 8e pm a 9 35 am
.a 4:82 pm a 9 80 am
alt pm
a 8:80 pm a 7 SO am
City E
Chicago Daylight.
Chicago Ixtcal
cinu oitv Local
.-.,
Carroll Local
Sioux City Local
Chicago Express
Fast Mall
Fast Mall
Twin City limited. ...
Overland limited
Norfolk-Bonesteel ....
Lincoln-Chad ron
Deadwood-IJnc oln ....
a J w pm
.a 121 pm
.a 8 28 pm
.a 8 .13 pm
a 7 40 am
,.b 7:40 am
.a 1 00 pm
..a I 00 pm
.b 1.00 pm
.b 6.08 pm
a 8 80 am
a 7:06 am
a 9 1 am
alO V am
al0:38 am
a I:u8 pm
a 6 S pm
b 6:05 pm
D12.60 pm
Casper-Shonshonl
j Hastings-Superior
rrumuiu-Aiiiu.i
Mlaonrl Faclflo,
K. C A St L. Ex pro a 90 am a 8:80 am
K. C. & St. L. fix proa , all :15 pm
a 1:28 pm
Nebraska Local
De Molnea Local
1:00 pm all 40 am
a t:ia pin
initials Central.
Chicago Express a 8:00 am a 1:48 pm
Minn. A 6t Paul Eoc....b 8:00 am a I 15 pm
Chicago Limited ....a 6:'i0 pm a 7:10 am
Minn. A St Paul Ltd... a 8.10 pm a 7:30 am
Chicago, llllwasket A St. Panl.
Chi. and Oolo. Special, a 7:84 am a 7 :80 ara
California and Ore. Ex. a 6:46 pm a 1:10 pm
Overland Limited a 8.86 pin a t.M am
De Moines A Cedar
Ilaplua Local b 6:48 am bll:00 pm
BntLISOTOH BTATIOIS-IOTH A MASON
Barltaa-ton.
Dear. Arrive.
Denver California... .a 410 pm a 8 Jo pm
Black Hills a 4:10 pm a 8 30 pm
Northwest Special
Northwest Expresa
Nebraska Express .
Nebraska Local ....
Lincoln Ixical
Lincoln Fast Mall.
TJncoln Ivical
a 4:10 pm a I.JO pm
" a 10 am a ris pm
ii.a 8:00 am a 7:46 pm
a 9:06 am
...h 1:00 pm all:01 pm
a t: pm
blO 26 am
Ft. Crook A Plattsm'th.b 1:80 pm
Plattsmouth
7:60 pin a 81ft am
Bellevue 4 Par. Juno . .a 1 : 80 a rri a 1 :60 pm
Chlraro Special
.a 7:25 am
.a I 45 pm
.a I 06 pm
.a 9:15 am
Chicago Expres .....
Chicago Flyer
Iowa Ixical
Ft Loul Express..
Knnsa Clty-Pt Jo.
Kansas Clty-St Jo
Kansas Clty-St. Jo.
a 4:46 pm all :80 am
al0'46 pin
a 8:46 am
..a 9:15 am
. .a 4:48 pm
a 8:10 pm
WEBSTER STATIOJ-1Bth A WEBSTER
Chleaga,
St.
Paal, Minneapolis
Omaha.
Twin C1tv Passenger... b 8 90 am h 9'10 pm
Ploux CltV Passenger. ..a J O0 pm all 30 am
Emeraon Local b 5.46 pm b 9:10 m
Emerson Ixical e 9:46 m e 60 pm
Mlsaaarl Paelfle.
Ixical via Weeping
Water a 8:08 am a 8:80 pm
Fulls City Local a 8:50 pm all:20 pm
a Dally, b Dally xcpt Sunday, d Dally
except Faturdy. c Sunday only. Dally
Xcept Monday.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ALLAN LINE OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
LIVBKPOOU OLA.c.OW. I.ONPOM, HAVRg.
N ,.fmr. VICTORIAN in VinillNIAN,
tMpi-t'-rw iiirtin ensln, ani TI'NISIAN, lOK
SIAN mnt l')NfAN. twtn-ierwt Rnrnilr. sur
Mlllrsa sr W,il f from HO.VTKr.AU pafl"g dnl
lh pictursiqua St. Lawreoce P.kr br 4a?l (St.
A-Dmiti-idatlos iiriturpie4. Iti'e' Sle,i 4,0 1
snS upusiSi. troii4 eaKIn 140 Go and apwards. Out
rlat 1'fttjtn Ptvam.rt 4S 04 an4 apvsrSt.
ALLAN ,fc CoMPANT. 174 Jscluos be: . Chleasa
t r r FOR 37 OAY8 IT I I D rl ?1 K?
$270 Title tUKOl'E
All fiee-traff axpcm'a ino1u4M: personal esrort.
xcallM irnvk, Oi)ir toura prlrail 120 to StsO.
KrtQiifist Srparturra durio. May. Juna an4 July
North rpe-Rua' Tour, Juna IJ.
FRANK C. CLARK. 9b Broadway. N. Y.
WESTERN NEWS AT CAPITAL
j Namber of Paatmaelere
Appointed
Rsrsl C'arrlera
Named.
(From a Staff Correspondent.
TV A Bit IvrS'mKJ Anrll l"tncll T.l.
gram . -Postmaster, appointed: Nebraska
-Amherst, Buffalo county. Edward G.
I Spleth
vice G. E. Hl.xlns. reslsned: Harrl-
on. Sioux county. Justin E. Wilhrs,1orfer.
I w it a Prlddv realaned lowa-Alhur.
: -
; nett. IJnn county. Oeorge W. Shakespeare.
i i. i.,t,. rtorers. reslrned Hvn..
. . . u.uni.. ..i
Filer Hane. relgned; Manhstta. Dlckln-
son county. Harry B Myerly. vice J. H.
Myerly, resigned
Rural free delivery carriers appointed:
i ki-,. . Q, . lHn,i rnim 1 T .tr 11
I Pallltiger earner. Wl.Ham M. .ova. eub-
! stltut. Iow-.Nw Altlori. rC'Ut 3. H. G.
! Mav carrier, Claude M. Stel ubit!tut:
Oacola. rout 7, Perry J. King carrier,
Ora King ubtltut.
Th comptroller of th currenev ha ap
proved th conversion of the Walthill State ;
bank of Walthill. Neh . Into tne First Na
tional bark of Walthill. with 15 ono capital.
Coal Itarge Is Konnd.
WASHINGTON. April I The Navy de
partment has received a telegram from the
commander of the collier Caesar, dated at
Fernatidlria. Fie., today, s'etlng that naval
coal targe No. 1, which lie been lost at
sea aire April L ha Lean picked up and
Is being towed Into Mayport at th moutn
of th rit Jonns river, Florida.
NEW LAWS FOR THE CITY
Eafinssr Boss ws tor It EssmtBciac Els
Pcpartmsat Fsro.
GARBAGE COLLECTION AN! DISPOSITION UP
Oaasmlaalaaer Ceaaell 9efera Ik
laaaell Baplalalagi What He Kx
aeeta ta Aeeoasallaki Vader
tha Maw Law.
City Engineer Roeewatex ta haglnnlng to
reorganise hke departmsnt along Unea au
thorised by a bill signed Saturday by Gov- i
ernor Sheldon, To begin with, Mr. ""Rose
water will appoint John P. Crick aaal.tant
engineer, to aucoaad George W. Craig, wh i
resigned last fall. Mr. Crick haa been an
engineer under Mr. Roaewaier for several .
year. The bill which amends the city
charter, gives the engineer authority to ap
point all peraoua In hi department without -confirmation
by the mayor and council.
The engineer haa asked Comptroller
Lcbeck for a detailed statement of all
moneys, which may credited to th
"public work fund" which wa. created
by the bill. This will necessitate trans
ferring from funda kndwn as, "street re
pairing;." "bridge and culverts." and
"crosswalks," to the new fund. Thl. bill
having the emergency clause, It become
opei alive at once.
New Lav aa Garbage.
Another bill signed Saturday by the gov
ernor and affecting Omaha's city govern
ment, was tha Harvey garbage bill, which
provides that the olty vt Omsha may enter
Into a contract for tha removal of garbage
without cost to city or ottl.ena.
The garbage situation 1 one of the big
thine; which the health comnilealorier and
council have to grapple with. Th old
garbage contract expired two week ago,
elnce whloh time there haa been no g-arbag
system In operation. Health Oornmlsslonex
Connell appeared before the council In com
mittee of the whole Monday afternoon to
explain the situation and get favorable ex
pression on a resolution to be offered, that
the elty clerk advertise for bids according
to the term, of tha Harvey bill. Dr. Connell Rch will he charged wtlh th more rl
haa maintained for some time he haa oua offense. No cause for Roach's aaaault
parties In view, who will move all garbage
In tha olty at no expenee to property
owner, and under reasonable regulation,
roanctlraen Ara Holding: Off.
Msmbeis of the council are opposed to
any such arrangement unleaa the con
tractor will move all garbage In fact a
well aa fancy. Thy will not .tand for
the mere removal of uc.h easily accessible
and valuable refu.e a. I. received at hotel
and restaurant. Th contract will go to
th bidder who offer th bent trm.
Th health commissioner and the City
Garbage company have had a tilt over the
old dump at the foot of Jones street. Tho
Byron Reed company, from which company
the City Garbage company claim to hold a
lea on th dumping ground, aert own
ership on a small tract of land jut at the
foot of Jone street. Health Commissioner
Connell last week offered to make tem
porary arrangement with this garbage
company tor general use of the dump In
consideration of 8150 per month for main
tenance, but this offer was turned down.
The result was that th garbage company
ha been charging It own schedule of
rate to all parti, dumping at their place.
Councilman Bedford le preparing to eon
damn th tract which th Byron Reed
company claim ta own, and thua open
Jone tret to the water's edge and main
tain th dump for tha city of Omaha.
Complaint on Charge.
A number of kick, have been registered
regarding th rates charged by the City
Garbage company since the recent expira
tion of their contraot with the olty, but In
rlew of an early solution af the whol
garbage question nothing haa been don
to Investigate these complalnta
In connection with Omaha legislation.
C"nCllm'n Zlmman' for on' much -
' grieved over th failure of th Uglslatur
j to pass a charter amendment placed In tha
of on. ot Ih. Doiirlaa rountv ..n..
. .. "
I tor. and allowed to dl In the hand, of a
committee. Thl bill referred to replacing
j Pement. within 4.000 f.et of th. city
a 7:?6 ani j nan ana was inienaa lo give in city
65 pm authorltl. powsr to creat paving dl
aio st nm I trlct In caae where pavement ar ao old
that repair ar only wast of money.
Under present charter condition the city
la compelled to repair old paving and for
whloh the property owner, will not peti
tion for new.
SIOUX TO TALK0F THE UTES
Connell ta Ba 1114 Mondny ta Con
alder Proposition Made
by President.
8IOUX FALIJ8, 8. D.. April l.-(Bpec!al.)
The nx-at Important gatlverlng to ba held
upon tha Chayencia liver reservation In
many year, will b th grand council of
all th Sioux Indian belonging on th
rrvatlot, which I to ba held at Chey
nn agancy, commencing on Monday,
April 18
The grand council la to b held for the
purpoa of dlacumiing and r. t ng upon th
propoeltlnn mad to th Indiana by Pru
rient Roosavelt that thay lea a portion
of their reservation to the renegade Ule
Indiana, who laat fall fled from therfr ree
ervatlon In Utah and after traveling
through asvaral hundred mile tf country
war round ad up by United Biatea troop
and taken to Fort Meade, In western South
Dakota, where they now are while await
ing the derision of their brethren on the
Cheyenne reservation.
It Is expected that nearly 2.000 Indiana
and other will attend the grand council
at Cheyenne agency. EPaborate prepara
tion are being mad for caring for the vlsi;
orh. Th gathering, without doubt, will
ba one of the most picturesque ever held
upon any of th Indian reaervatlcat of
Smith Dakota.
Th band of Ut Indiana will ba repra
entd by two of thlr number, who will
attend th omincll under charge of Major
Johnson of Fort Meade After th matter
i 0f P" raewTratlon
j 1 . 1 ' h" bMn n,Uy 5,ru'"'.
i '"""" Pn auestion.
and this will b final.
1 H"fore the council clones the Indiana also
, ,,,, v, .., o & ,
wl" vo" ",MI " )":""n or leasnrg a part
I"' raciia rji, wnicn extends tnrrxigh
tneir reservauon from east
to weat, to
i ""sm ana Louie Benolst. who belong on
j fheysnna raanrv.Uon. The Indian, agant
! -, (Tiayanna agency aome months sgo In-
1 i'iuta a auit agairst th latter cn the
(hSrge that h Waa un'awfullv beirdlnar Ma
hor. and e.,,1. on thl. trail
Artesian Wall Falllna-.
ABFRDFEN. 8. D., April 8. (Special
Th prediction eftn mad tht tha flo-w of
the artesian wall throughout thl part of
South Dakota would not last forever may
1 be coming true already. Near Plerpont of
late several wells have brome eo weak
that the water barely reaches the surface
and the old strength of gushing la gon.
At Plerpont which I a small town near
Aberdeen, the town well, on th preur
of which water supply for th town and
for tire protection depend, I vary weak,
and In rase of fire there would he difficulty
In extinguishing It. It I. claimed that
farmer, throughout this country have bean
ton lavish In their use of water, evidently
thinking tt would never play out. Many
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Primary Law for
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of them let their well run to waste day
and night Of course, the halt In pressure
may be dn to some of nature's working
or whim, and mav be resumed, but tt Is
pointed out that the waste ta almost crimi
nal. Kama f)ylng from Wss8, ,
ABfCRDEEN. 8. P.. April 8 (Special.)
John Kane, a railroad man. ha been
brought to St. Luke' hospital her from
a email town called Marvin, In Grant
county, and la now lying In a precartoua
condition from a gunshot wound rv-celvad
In a etore at Marvin. A man named Uw
rence Roach ia held for tha shooting,
charged with aaaantt with a deadly
weapon. Dr. Murdy, who Is attending;
Kane, believe. U I merely a matter of
days until the latter will die, and than
can be nsslaned. the iniurea man ana
other who knew the pair claiming that
they knew nothing which would cau Ul
feeling on the part of Roach. Th latter
la In Jail at Mtlbank. He I 40 year old
and I a well-to-do farmer. It Is thought
hi mind la affected. He 1 a bachelor.
Kan 1. 28 year old, a bachelor and a
splendid specimen of manhood.
ALLEGED CONSPIRATORS WIN
Men Aecnsed of Irregularities Before
Oregon lanS OYTic May
Not Be Trie.
WASHINGTON, April 8. The habeaa
corpus case of Will D. Gould, David M.
Goodwin, Warrn Glllelen. R. W. Knny
and Lee R. Meyer of Lo Angeles, Cal.,
were today decided by the auprm court
of tha United Statea In thlr favor.
Thee men were Indicted In Oregon on th
charge of engaging In a conaplracy to da
fraud the government of extensive tracts
of timber landa In the Roseburg district
and the United State, district judge for
tha aouthern dUtrlct of California 1sued
an order for their removal to the Oregon
Jurisdiction. Thla order they resisted and
In pursuance of that course appealed tha
caae to tha stiprsm court, by which the
decision of the lower court waa reversed.
The action of tha vupreme court was baaed
on tha declBlon In th "fertltlter tru.t"
removal case, In which It was held that an
Indictment was not sufficient proof to Is
sue an order of removal.
ESTATE LEFT TO ROOSEVELT
"few York Woman lsrei All Her
Property to tha Chief
Flxeentlra.
NEW TORK, April . President Rooa
velt I th ol beneficiary under the will
of LuTu B. Orover of thl city, which was
filed today. The will read:
I give to Theodora Roosevelt at my death
everything that I mine, household fnrnl-
Ltii'. personal property. Jewelry, diamonds.
estate, all mnny in bnk to my credit, ana
my cat Snow Drop Ixiw. I owe to Theo
dore Roosevelt a debt greater than I can
ever pay In thl world and In thla way I
wish tn show I am not ungrateful. He haa
been my good angel, who spread hi wing
of shelter o'er my peace through life and
ws my only true friend In trouble. I
glsdly give my littl all to him and only
wish It were million Instead of no email
en amount. I hop he will accept It In tha
eplrlt I give It and with Ond's bleaalng.
It ha been announced that President
Roosevelt will accept the estate and turn
It over to ome Nw York charity. v Tha
cat I being cared for now under dlrea
tlnn Issued by tha president.
To Get More Strength
from Your Food.
WHEN the Bowsls grs
with undiresjed foo
may b a rraal deal
elf than If wa war
HEN lh Bowels srs ftllest
food ws
worst
wars hxli
starved.
Because food lhxt stays too lorj la
the Bowels decays there, Just sa If II
stayed too long In the open air.
Well, when food decays In the Bowels,
through delayed and overdue action, what
happens?
The millions of little Suction Pumps
that line the Bowels end Intestines then draw
Poison from the decayed Food, Instead of
the Nourishment they were Intended to
dxsw.
T"1 ?t?D Cet ,n, blood end. In
time, spreads all over ths body, unless tha
Cause of Constipation Is promptly removed.
That cause of Constipation la Weak, or
Lazy Bowel Muicles.
When your Bowel-Muscles grow flabby
they need Exercise to strengthen them, not
"Physic" lo pamper them.
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There's only one kind of Artificial Ex
ercise for the Bowel-Muscl s.
Its name Is "CASCARETS," jtA
price Is Ten Cents box.
So. If yeu want the ssme natural aotion
hat a six mile walk In the country would
give you, (without the weariness) take on
Caxearet at a time, with Intervals between,
till you reach ths siact condition you desire.
One Cascarot at A time will properly
cleanse a foul Breath, or Coaled Tongue.
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Don't fall to carr tha Vest PooVtt
Caxearet Bex with yeu constantly.
All Druggists sell them ver ten million
Vol as gyear.
Be very oareful lo get the genuine,
mads only y the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never al in bulk. Every tablet
rain pad 'COC' f4i