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TIIE 0MAI1A DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, AmiTj 10, 1007,
11
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OFFERED FOR RENT
Famished Beoms Caatlaaed.
am DOUGLAS BT.. nicely furnlahed rnomi;
plant; ( hot water; table heart If de
sired. (15) MX3 23x
EXCELLENT furnished rnomi for mlf
men; alao a frw for llo-ht housekeeping;
all modern; close In. The Mowtm, 10T 8.
17th 6t. (15fMX0 SOX
NIC fwms, modern; reference required.
17( Chicago St. la M3S1 24x
NICELY furnished room for light house
keeping; modern; no children. Sift 8. luth
' 8U (15)-S7 24x
I nfarnlahrd Rootna.
CENTRAL, modern, 8 dealrabh rooms,
bath and hall. to good tenant. J?:) N. 23d.
' 115) M4M
. .,- HooifkrrplaK Room.
JpNBWT.T furnished double room; light
f houeekeeplng; with gaa light and stove.
507 8. 13th. (15 910 19
HOUSEKEEPING rooms,
Jackson.
reasonable. nu
(16)-M122 Ma
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 821 B 19th.
(16) M298 MylfiX
TWO nicely . furnished
housekeeping, modern.
room for light
2U18 Davenport.
(15) M3J1 24x
TWO nice unfurnished rooms, third floor,
moilwrn; light housekeeping privilege;
cheap. Phonr Douglas SttSO. B14 So. '"d.
. . (15) M3S3 20X
Apartments and Flats.
4-HOOM. strictly modern apartment; pi-I
van porcelain bath, open nlckle plumo
Ing, on second floor of owner r residence
on north aide, t.j fainlljr of two. Pi Ice,
!. Addreaa L-9S, Bee. (15)-0 29x
8EVKN-ROOM, furnished, steam heated
Hat; heat rurnlahe,!; five blocks from lflt ri
and Hownrd; rent. 145. Addreas P HI,
onre ile. U) M415
FOR RENT Three-room modern flat, 1J
Iouslas. ground riuor; rent reasonable.
Globe land & Investment Co., Patterson
Block. (15) Mii3
Knrnlahcd Honaea and Flats.
JO-ROOM furnished flat,
rent or gale. In line
Bluff, la. Address 9
over aaloon, for
location. Council
115, care Flee.
(16) MH62 21x
Roomlng? Honaea for Bale
IF YOU wan to sell quick aee Hlldreth ft
Wllllama, 510 Bee. (15)-M128 20
Rooaea and . Cottaajea.
WE DO expert plnno moving at lowest
prices. Tel. Douglas lfiifc. Bchmoller &
Mueller Piano Co., 1311-1311 Farnam.
(15) S13
i rooms, 319 N. 25th 117.
1 -nm. 1H41 N. 24th 114.
TUKEIIj & CO., 17TH AND FARNAM.
(15) M 425 20
WE MOVE PIANOS Maggard Van and
Storage Co. Tel. Doug. 144(6. Office, 1713
Webster Bt. (!,) 518
( HOUSES
In all parta of the city. The
O. F. Davia Co., Bee Bl.lg.
(15)-t21
OMAHA Van A Storage Co., pack, move,
store, II. U. goods; alorehouse 1120-24 N.
.19th. Office. 1511 Farnam. Tel. D ug. 1569.
(16) 52i
Uni 1CPQ In all parts of the city. R.
nUUJDD c. Patera Co., Bee Bldg.
' (15)-524
8KB ua when shipping; household goods to
large cities wet; we can save you money.
KXPRfcSSMEN DELIVERY CO.. 214 N.
16th St. Tel. Doug. 1195. (16) 523
FOR RENT,
-room modern Unite, new urnace, north
part of city, 126.
. C. M. BACHMANN,
436 Pax ton Block.
(16)-671
FOR RENT 815 Worthlngton Place, nice
10-room house, very desirable nelghbfr-
' ' hood, thoroughly modern, lto.00 a month.
Will give lease. Apply to Conrad Young,
1518 Dodge. - t!5) M&Q4
HOUSES, Insurance Rlngwalt, Barker Blk.
..... (16)-B8
03 NORTH 23d. new brick, 146.
(15)-M864
-ROOM Tnoderit house, ex. furnace. 2413
- Bpaldlng St. Chris Boyer, 22d and Cum
- Ing Bta. (15) MS38
t
LIST your houif for rnt with Hlldreth
m if 1 1 1 1 ' t t m. ui a r 1 ' an nt
FOR RENT 7-room house, 2U N. 2Stb Ave.;
modern except furnace; in new complete
repair; rent moderate. Apply at 607 N.
' 19th St. or P03 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(15)-M160
l-ROOM all modern bouse; references re
quired. 213 Spencer St. (16) M234 22x
l-ROOM brick, modern.
1620 Maple St.
(15) 219 31s
, C2J N. 19th St., rooms,
Charles L. Saunders, 211 B.
modern.
$36.
Utn St.
(16)-27
FOR RENT After May 1, modem colonial
residence opposite lianacom park, fc).
Phone Douglaa 628. (15)-S37
BalldlsiKs.
FOR - RENT Oormania Hall or BIJou
Theater building, 181J to 1S1 Harney;
' Stores, offices and theater: on long lease.
., N. P. Dodge Co., 1714 Farnam.
(15) M324
O liter e.
. DNTC targe office room, ground floor. Ed
ward Ctelghton InatltuU BUlg., 210 S. lxth
Bt., opposite city hall. Inquire building.
U5)-2
ROOM 4, Continental block, and large re
. ception room; very auitable for dentist's
or doctor's office; tower windows. Hobt.
, . H. Bennett, Agent, Room 11. Continental
Blk. (i5-Miao
JTOR RENT Desk room In Bee office, city
, hall building. 417 N. 25th Bt.. South
' Omaha. Apply to manaser. (15) 134
' ' ores.
STORES FOR RENT.
Tl 8. 13th St., 22x44. 1 floors and base
ment VSO .
720 8. 13th EL, 22x44. 1st floor and base
ment. $?0H). '
724 B Uth St.. 12x44. 1st floor and base
ment, taooiv
THE BYRON REED CO..
'Phone Dourf. 27. til 8. Uth St.
(16) MM7 23 '
IX) H RENT The best located corner store
fn Oniuha. Farnam and 16th Kts.. Hoard
' of Trade Bldg. See P. li- Pullbln. Senilis
Hotel. (15)-M.-53 j
THREE splendid modern rooms on ground
Boor: rent reasonable. 1821 Farnam St.
'', (15) M4o9
To B. 27th gt., 19.00 per month. , .
txW r-arnaiii St., H2.09 per month.
taut Farnam Bt., IJl.OO per month.
N. P. DO DOE A CO.. 1714 FARNAM ST.
(15) 61
VN EQUALLED chance foe druggist in
block with grocery a,id meat market; cen
tral, with fixtures; rent moderate; best of
- chance .for good pian In best nelghbor-
'" hood.
laundry rooms, with 7S-horse power boiler
to run same. Apply 220 N. I3d Si.
(li) M7S0
STORK ROOM.
1101 N. ' 18th, . 120. Bemls.
(IS) 9J8
Paxton ViK.
FOR RENT In Brush. Colo, new brick
Store building box) feet, full sued base
ment, plat glass front, electric light, all
nirtern will t completed shout Mav V
For particulars call on or write to E. L.
Morrill, "Jrush. Colo., o,' Lincoln Land
Co.. IJneoln. Neb. (16)-M917 21
FOR RENT New and cigar stand at
Midland Hotel. Apply to M. J Frnrk.
proprietor. 4i jw it
WHEN YOU WRITE) TO ADVERTISERS
Remember it takes but an extra etioWw or
two of the pea to mention the fart thai
T" aw thl9 ad in The Pee
OFFERED FOR SALE
FvaveJasT.
ANCHOR' and Iron fencing; wire fencing
to per fool. 3u N. 17th Si- Tel Red si I.
ID-HAND furniture bought and sold; busi
ness on the square. Ronenherg Co. .formerly
vita Ckioaw Jf'uru. Co. 103 8 14' n D. 5.
tit) UMi Myll
OFFERED FOR SALE
(Continued.)
Plaane, Oraana. Musical IwatrameMta.
'PI t Tv amillUat r-l-r" ln V - m ,K
Chlraao Furniture CV. We also have the
hlahest grade aeron1-hand furniture at
smu prices. 1413 Uodge Bt. Tel Dougiaa
4SS7. (11)-M',l A20
GREAT BARGAINS
In slightly used tiprlaht plnnoa and used
organs. The greatest values ever of
fered. Many rf three Inatrumenta would
pass for new, and they are without ex
ception moat superior to the ordinary
uaed Pianos. Terms, 13, $4 or 15 monthly.
Kimball, rosewood case $ 75
Arlon. cottage upright loo
C'hickering, rosewood case 125
Sinner, mahogany cnw IV)
Opera piano, oak ease 175
vom Hons. caMnet gTana if
Sieger S. ns. used M
Jkvi Mmph piano 214
tvn Emereon. used ( months 771
Souare pianoa and organs, all makes, $15,
IJ and up.
200 new plana for rent 13 and up. Expert
tuning and repairing on short notice. We
alao rnova and store pianoa. Tel. Doug.
1&26.
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co.,
1311 and 1313 Farnam EL
(16)-M718
FOR BEST values possible In high grade
pianos, high grrnie tuning and repairing,
we Bush & Gerts Piano Co., 60 W. O. W
Hldg. Tel. Doug. W74. (16) M777 A30
Foil 8AI.K Oood Emerson uptight piano,
at a sitcrltlce. Apply 2413 Hamilton.
(161531
PIANO Square, 110; 50 cents weekly. Par.
field Piano Co., 1611 Farnam St.
0) M1M
Typewriters and Vwlnj Machines.
ONE Remington typewriter. No. . In good
condition, lor sale cheap. Call at Hen
office. (16) 9x
MlaccMnneoaa.
Butchera' refrigerators on hand. 1106 Poug,
(16) Ml 63 M.ix
A FEW Ice boxes for sale at your own
prlre. Ifl7 No. 12th St. Uti) MS9 M12
FEW bargains It. id-hand soda fountains;
monthly payment. Deright, 1S18 l-'arnam,
(16) 536
FOR SAIE Men'a and women's ready-to-
wear clothing; new stock Just received.
One dollar will be credited to your ac
count on a purchase of 1 or more If this
advni tlaetiient Is presented. Home Credit
Clothing Co., 15JL1 Dodge.
(16) Mia Myl8
FOR SALE First class store fixtures,
showciisoe, etc. Globe I,and and Inveat
men Co.; Room 2, Patterson Bldg., Oiiinhu,
Neb. (16) M419
MY RECIPE for cleaning wall paper costs
6c per room to clean paper, tiend one
dollar for recipe. Address V. W. Price,
Plattsmouth, Neb. 1 M606 M8x
SEND' us your -mail ordera for drugs;
freight paid on 110 lots. Myers-Dillon
Diug Co., Omaha. (I6)-6J3
AWNINGS; they're not expensive. Call
Doug. 8S3 and our representative will call.
Omaha Tent and awning Co. (16) M604
HALL'H sates, new, 2d-hand-
1818 Farnam.
(16) 532
Aquarium
Made of Iron, about 2 feet high and 1 feet
long, having a width of 6 to 12 inches;
haa a plate glass front with reflector In
rear; would make a handsome ornament
for window display or In the home. Call
at business office of The Bee and ask to
aee It. (16) 335
FOR SALE All the leading periodicals
published. Forelpn publications a spe
cialty. Birthday, wedding and souvenir
postarda. Subscriptions received for all
periodicals published. Mall orders will
receive prompt attention.
BCHULTZE i BLATTERT,'
Newsdealers and Stationers, 111 8. 16th 6t.
(16) M3.'3 mi
FOR SALF3 Two National cash' registers,
one total adder: also nice line of at: re
fixtures. Globe Land and Investment Co.,
Patterson Block. (16) 634
BHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. best mlxsd
paint. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
, (16) 634
GAS AND ELECTRIC
FIXTURES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
We furnish estimates. If you are going
to build, write for catalogue.
BURGESS-GRANDEN CO.,
313 8. Uth. - .'Phone Doug. 6eL
(16)-Ml3i
FOR SALE Collection of flno old violins,
Including K sizes viola and cello. Violin
Btudlo, 10 Wltlinell Building.
06) M782 A20
GARDEN and field seeds, fruit packages,
be keepers' eupplles. Younkerinan Seed
Co., Council Bluffs, la. (16) JSS
A CLEAN 16,000 stock of general merchan
dlse at 85 cents on the dollar; fine loca
tion; will bear closest Inspection. Owner
moving away. Address, Y 76, Bee.
(16)-71
COAL Good burning; 2 baskets 35c; 1 for 11,
delivered. Rosenblatt- 'Phone Doug. 412.
(16) 614
BLOT machines, all kinds; also silver plat
ing and picture machines. Jurl. 712 S. lnth.
(16) M732 A30x
SNAP Rldpath'a History of the WorWJ,
Encyclopaedia Brltannlca. International
Encyclopaedia; tsmall monthly payments
Webster's Vnabrldged 110 Dictionary, full
leather, only 13.25. B. B. Roberts. 641
Paxton Bldg., Omaha. (16) Msit A30
TREES, shrubs, rosea Hazel Dell Nur
sery, 24th and Plnkney. Tel. Web. 2260
(lfi)-lll Jl
MILLET SEED. A. W. Wagner. 801 N. Mth.
o; Vl,3
CHOICE CT'RRANT PLANTS for sale. B.
C. Sml'h, 1108 Corby SL (16) 100 Mix
FOR SALE Cyphees Incubators, Lee
brooders. Humphrey bone cutters. Stand
ard Poultry Co., 3216 N. 26th St. . 'Phone
Red 5026. (16) M15S x
NATIONAL cash register, total adder, with
ticket attachment, cheap. HuS N. 16th.
(16)-223 21x
TO Bl'Y or aell any business or property
call on Gansiad. j3 Bee Bldg. (16)-Mlol
WE HAVE on hand a large amount of
store fixtures, consisting of cases, shelv
ing, coffee mills, c-ish registers, etc.. that
, will go at a sacrifice. Globe I-and A In
vestment Co., 1 and I Patterson Block.
v (16)-M204
GLASS store window cuslngs. 1401 Doug
laa St. ' (16)-J63 22x
SIX-HOLE, steel kitchen range; S-ot. Ice
cream freeser; flno violin. 2416 Daven
port. (16) 270 22x
Besley Letter Cabinet
Made of walnut and having two Indexed
filing cases, an ornamental and useful of
fice fixture; at a bargain, bee Wright, at
The Bee busineaa office. (16) 333
Bl'TCHER'S meat block; good condition.
Cheap. 3u6 N. 16th St. U6 3o 23X
HOME-MADE GRAPE WINE. 10 YEARS
OLD. Jl PER GALLON. CACKLEY
BROS., OPPOSITE P. O.
10)-841 July 16
GOOD White sewing machine, and small
heating stove, cheap. 142 No. list Ave., in
rear. . (16) M2ao 20
Letter Press
What will you give for a second-hand letter
press, In good condition! Call at business
omce 01 iiee. 116)
TEN loads of good cinders can be had by
hauling . them away. Apply to M J
Fianck. Mi-!. and Hotel. (16)-Us ?0
PATENTS
D. O. BARN ELL, patent attorney ana ma
chine desiguer. 1 axun Blk. Tel. Red
nil. 11.), My 10
LARSON A CO.-Book free.
Bee Bldg.
(17)-37
WANTED Purrhaeer for patent No. Ki 00,
leaned Jijnu, 1:',. AddrebS J. K Fluier,
uv nu 01 uresis, v.u(a vv Jaasj jota.
EPg .tumiAa.'W', n mi.tssm
Don't Forget That You Can Telephone
your want ads direct to The Bee, Douglas 235. and pay
for the advertisement when you call for the answers.
PATENTS
(Continued.)
I OWN three patents and can"t work one
atate properly, will exchange one or more
states for good property or stock. Chance
for big safe business to g- od man with
small capital. Li. B. J35, Elmwood, 111.
(17) Mi5 Jox
PERSONAL
CITT BTEAM LAUNDRY Shirts pressed,
not Ironed. 2U U. 11th Bt. Tel. Doug. 251.
(18J-438
OMAHA Stammerera Institute. Ramga
Bldg. (18)-&
THE 8ALVATION ARMY solicits caatoft
clothing; In fact, anything you do not
need; we collect, repair and aell, at 114 N.
Uth Bt., for cost of collecting, to the
worthy poor. Call 'Phone Doug. 4135 and
wagon will call. (18) 611
EEW1NO machines rented, any make, 76o
per week or $2.00 per month. Second
hand machines for aale, 85.00 and up.
Nebraska C'ycla Co., loth and Harney.
(18)-639
VOt'NG MAN. learning to dance, desires
services of lady (good dancer) one or two
evenliiKS a week; state terma. AcKirpwi
A 117, care Bee. (18) Mlal lSx
PLEATING
ALL, KINDS.
Buttons, Rushing,
Embroidery.
Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and shrink
ing, enly Ac per yard. Bend for price list
and samples.
GOLDMAN PLEATING CO..
10 Douglas Block. Tel. Douglas 1936.
(15) &42
A1" A S4 A HP. Swedish movement. 518
' (18) M1S1 M3
AT A nWFTTf! treatment and both. Mme.
flUVUllI-illVymui,, lis N. 15th, 2d fiior.
(18)-96t
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs.
Dr. King. 2018 N. 21st St. Tel. Doug. 3r69.
(18) 548
SYRINGES, rubber gooda, by mall; cut
prices; send for free catalogue. Myers-
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. (18) 641
PENNELL Millinery Co., S?2 N. 16th 8L
(18) 678 June 28
JOHN CANE IS IN TOWN!
Now Is the time to trim trees, trellises and
grape vines; also landscape gardening
Tel. Red 53. Res. 1101 8. 25th Ave.
. (18) Mo A 28
FOR anything In the aewing machine line
go to P. E. Flodman & Co.. 1514 Capitol
Ave. (18) M840 Myl2
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY VOH SALE.
CLOSE IN AND CHEAP
A 4-room cottage, on a 60x127 ft. lot, gas
and City water, for Il,3o0.
TURRELL & CO.,
17TH AND FARNAM.
(19)-M429 20
HURRY
BEFORE IT8 TOO LATE TO GET
ONE OF THOSE BEAUITIFL'L HAL
CYON HEIGHTS LOTS.
i
The finest location for both
coituge and large homes, only
two blocks from Military Ave.
and enr line, Just south of
Unison business center. You
can't find surh choice lots
elsewhere at these prlces-llliO
to luoO. Small cash payment,
balam-e monthly. 'Phone D-bo
and we will meet you on t.
ground.
Russell & McKitrick Co.,
BOLE AGENTS.
432-34 Ramage Bldg. lith and Harney Sts.
(iy w i
3524 Seward' St.
One of the best built 6-room
bouses In the city, modern
except furnace, south front, Is
within 2 blocks of Bemls park.
PAY'NE INVESTMENT CO.,
1st floor N. Y. L. Bldg.
Tel, Doug. 1781.
(19)-l". IS
! WANT
offer for 2124 Douglas St.. 7-room
34-foot lot. J. H. Parrotte.
(19) M363 21
house:,
MODERN COTTAGE
6-room cottage, thoroughly well built, dou
ble floors, surface floor being maple; large
bath room, nice attic, piped for gas and
wired for electric light; all modern
plumbing; south front, lot 67x100, lying
high and sightly; two blocks south of
Ames Ave. car line, 36th Ave. and Boyd.
Price 11,900; 1250 cash, balance to suit-
C. a.' CARLBERG,
911 N. Y. Life Bldg. 'Phone Red 7497.
(191-M367 19
HOME IN BENSON
Cheaper than you can build; house 2 years
old; two iota, electric ngnt. uwner go
ing to leave city. Let ua ahow you this.
TURRELL & CO.,
17TII AND FARNAM.
(19) M426 30
MUST BE SOLD
8230 Hamilton St.. 1-story house of 6
rooms, laige lot, 60 feet frontage on
Hamilton and 60 feet frontage on Charles
St., few steps from Harney car line and
almoft adjoining liemis Park, only !2,3.
INVESTIGATE THIS AT ONCE MUST
BE SOLD. .
BEMIS.
'Phone Douglas 665. Paxton Block.
(1J) 75
EAST FRONT.
Tv.-o new cottages, almost completed, size
24x36 feet. 6 larae rooms and bath room.
Three fine roHiis can be finished off up I
stairs; city water ana gas; permanent
walks, cemented cellar, double floors; ex
ceptionally well built; located on 28th,
between bpalding and Rugglea Sta. Prices,
ti.loO and 12.401). Chas. Balteile, 104 N. li,th
St. (19)-M324 21
FOR BALE Two modern houses and lare
barn, one block nortn of Hanscom park;
paved at reel, east front, lot 75xloo. East
era owner will sell at a bargain.
THOMAS B REN NAN.
Room 1 K. I. L Bldg.
(19-46
DESIRABLE building- lot
S4ih-
Apply 238 N.
(19) M26e 23X.
WEST FARNAM HOME FOR BALE.
All modern 10-rooin house and large stable,
which coat 1,.IMI to build; lot Mirth l.',n
Will Mil for t6,0u0; 13,uo0 cash and 13.U09
on long tlms at 6 per cent.
Parked and paved street; cement aide
walks: fine trees snd lawn; house has
hardwood floors and finish; reception hail
of uuarter sawed oak; 1 grates and man
tels; laundry with stationary tuba; closet
in evry room. 614 S. 2Mh Bt. Inquire
of J M. Uacfarland, M N. Y. IJfe Rldg.
(1)-MS24 19x
TWO CHEAP LOTS
Two choice lots on 38th avenue, Just south
of Dodge St. Perfect grade, finest location
In c ity to build houses to sell or renL Only
12,8.6 each.
Hicks Real Estate Co.,
449 Board of Trade Bldg.
!) 842 18
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR 9 A IF!.
(Continued.)
SEE THIS
anil you will want It a R-room cnttsge,
well and cistern, large lawn, a variety of
fruit two largo lota. 6xin0 ench; 4:tl4
Maple St.fl.3o will buy It; one-half cash.
TURK ELL & CO.,
17th and farnam.
09) mi:s
IF TOT' want to buy or sell city property
see Hlldreth at Williams, 610 nee.
(19)-M127 20
DEPOSITS In the Neb. U B. Ass'n Is
better than mtgs. 1 N. ...
(19) M594 M8
West Farnam Home
We have a new -room house on Farnam
Bt., facing south, finished In oak down
stairs, reception hall, living room, dining
room, den with fire place, and kitchen;
four good bed rooms and bath, attic; run
cemented cellar: barn; cement walks.
Owner leaves for Europe this month and
has authorised us to sell for fi,750.
TIIE BYRON REED CO.,
212 South 14th St.
(19) M308 19
CLOSE IN
7-room, atrictly modern, good as new.
This is a fine large house and must be seen
to be appreciated. Perninnetit walks, ciobo
to boulevard and paved St., a barn on sum's
lot, at 2811 Davenport St., price $3,360.
N. FtNGER
626 N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red S217.
(19) 281
Big Snap for Quick Sal
Lot on 25tn and Blonde, east tront, T7
120, 1750. Alao lots fronting north and
south on Blondo, between 26th and 27th, lit
per front foot. 'Phone Douglas 6(3.
BEM1S. Paxton Block.
(1)-U6
HOUSES FOR BALE Also fine lots In No.
part of city: prices right; easy terms.
Call Doug. 6639 or Doug. 3709. Office, 3:120 N.
24th. O. M. UNDEKHILL & CO.
(19)-797 Myll
CH8' Williamson Co, u- f.tBrd(f
(19)--M950
IF YOU want to buy or sell a farm write
or see Hlldreth & Williams. 510 Be.
(19)-M126 20
FOR SALE Six vacant lots near 44th and
Iavcnworth Sts. at 1150 eacr,. The O. F.
Davis Co., 608 Bee Bldg. (19) M257 19
FOR SALE House. 6 room.', modern ex
cept furnace. 2&07 Cuming St. Price,
12,300. Easy terms.
JOHN F. FLACK,
City Savings Bank, 16tb and Douglas.
(19) 218
LIVE IN ONE
RENT THE OTHER
2619 Parker St.; has two houses, one 6 and
the other 4 rooms. The price was 12,200.
The owner now says we may aell for
11.900, and that, too, with small payment
down. Now rented for 123.50. Come and
sue us about these.
TURRELL & CO.,
17TH AND FARNAM.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AJD HACI4 L1US FOR Vl.W
Arkansas.
FOR SALE 160 acres In Madison county,
Ark., Improved. W. M. Alexander, Leb
anon, III. 120) M354 2ux
Ka
WANTED Agents to represent us In the
sale of our Kansas lamlH. W rite for par
ticulars. Globe Lund and Investment Ox,
Omaha, Neb. (20) MIU)
Nebraska.
IMPROVED farms In eastern Nebraska;
Sarpy and Douglas counties. B. J. Over
ton, Gretna, Neb. (20) M878
WRITE Townsend Realty Co., Modale,
la. Farms and lands for sale or trade
(or dsar town property or merchandise.
(20) M360 A26x
FOR BALE Western Nebraska land. Send ;
for list. Kimball Land Co., Kimball. :
Neb. (20) M638 21x j
Kimball County, Nebraska.
Four quarter sections in Kimball county;
good, fertile soil; 15.00; half cash. In- '
vestlgate these farms. 1
Stewart-Leavenworth Co., j
119 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. Neb. 1
(20) M241 19
Texas.
TEXAS LANDS Absolutely cheapest,' best,
shallow water, any amount, will con
sider colonizing contracts. 30,(XtO acres
Montana lrrlglble, rented. Weacott,
Monroe, Wla. (20) M4o6 21
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Faraa and Rsstk Laad.
FOR RENTV-6-acre tract of land In Ben
son (without housel, suitable lor garden
ing or raising potatoes. Will tent till
January 1. lswa. for !2 if taken Immedi
ately. Address K 138. care Bee.
(21) 168 s
FARM FOR RENT.
170-acre farm, near Omaha, for rent, 15 per
acre. Very rich, high clans coin hind;
good house; some alfalfa. W. L. Belby,
440 Board of Trade. Phone Douglas lolO.
(21) M253
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(1,000,009 TO LOAN on buslneas and resi
dence property in umana; lowest rales;
no delay. Thomas Breunan, Room 1. N.
X. Ule. (22)-649
LOWEST RATES Bemls. Paxton Block.
(22)-u50
MONEY TO LOAN Payns Investment Co.
t.s!)-&a
UNION LOAN INVEST. CO. I 310 Bee
Loans on Real Estate, f Bldg. -
at 4t aud per cent. 'Phone Doug. 21M.
Xi Al
PRIVATE MONEY-
-V. D. THead, 1520 Doug.
(22)-
W" A NT ED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith A Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
()-c4
MONEY TO LOAN
GET OUR RATES AND TERMS BE
FORE ARRANGINO FOR A LOAN
ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE.
GARVIN BK0S.,
1604 FARNAM.
(22) M320 20
1500 TO 150.000 TO LOAN at lowest rates; no
delay. OARV1N BROS.. 1wj4 FAHNAM.
(22j M170
BUILDING loans on residence property; i
per cent. W. B. Meikle, Ramge Blk.
' (22)-6i7
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Paxton Block.
C (22-gJ
V
H '
If
II
JJ
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(Continued.)
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
Thomas, 6H6 First National Bank BMar.
(22) 66
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
O'KEF.FE R. E. CO.. 1001 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(22) M735
WANTED City loans.
R. C. Peters ft Co.
(22) 5W
REAL ESTATE WANTED
I HAVFJ cash buver for good 6-room cot
tnje, 11.&00 to 12.5trt. See me quick. F. C.
Best, m N. Y. life. (231-MHO 21
WANTED A farm. We have a customer
for HI to 1"0 acres within ten miles of
Omaha.v What have you? Addreaa
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Omaha, Neb.
(23)-M31 2 19
WANTED TO BORROW
LAD i wishes a loan of I.'dO; will pay In i
payments or board and rom; good
curity and interest. Address N 112, Bee.
(241-M3.T 19x
WANTED, TO BORROW, Aug. 1 or be
fore, !4,0i0 nt 6 per cent for five years;
first mortgage improved city property,
choice location. Addres W 116, !.
(24) M IM 27
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy, second-hand furniture,
cook and heating s'oves, carpet, linole
ums, office furniture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilts
and all kinds of tools; or will buy the fur
nliuri of your house eomplete. Will buy
antique or mahogany furniture The high
eat prices paid. Call the right man. Tel.
Doug. 81)71. (26) 393 Myli
CASH paid for old hooks Crane-Foye Co.,
313 S. 14th. 'Phone Douglas 1321.
(25) 658
BOSTON TERRIER or English brlndle bull
pup; mupt be well marked, ugly and
cheap. Address N 96, Bee. (25) 817 18x
MODERN house, 8 or 9 rooms; give loca
tion, price and number of rooms. Ad
dress M 728, Bee. (25) Mo69 20x
WANTED Canadian quarters bearing date
1S71. We will give 30 cents in trade for
any Canadian quarters in good condition
bearing above date legibly. Bring them
to us by May 1. Colna with holes In will
not bo accepted. Howell Drug Co., li'.th
and Capitol Ave. (25) 395 24
WHEN you write to advertisers, -remember
it takes but a few strokes Of the pen to
tcjl thn t you saw the "nd" In The Bee.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED Office rooms or office' hours
with other physician. Address P 114, care
Bee. (26) 338 21x
WANTED Cse of piano for storing; no
children; references. Address O 130, Bee.
(26)-M3S4 2ox
WANTED Room and board In private
family for couple; must be first-class. In
good neighborhood ; best of references.
. Address Romm 229 Federal Bldg.
(2fi) 349 18x
WANTED SITUATIONS
DAY WOMEN furnished
Telephone Douglas 1112.
free
of charge.
(27) 5;,9
YOL'NG MAN with several years' experi
ence desires position with reliable film In
need of a competent: bookkeeper or tttlce
manager. Address K 109, Bee.
(27 M322 23x
YOL'NG MAN, 26 years of age, desires po-
sltion as salesman with some first class
house; 3 years in adjoining territory. Ad
dress S 132, care Bee. (27) M4i3 21x
WANTED A position as bookkeeper or
stenographer; will be open for employ
ment April 22; have completed full busl
ne and stenographic, course at the Ne
braska Normal college at Wayne, Neb.,
and had six weeks' experience in office
work; best tf references given; age 24. A.
R- Htrrell, care N. N. C, Wayne. Neb.
(27) M359 24x
ENERGETIC young man desires position,
and la capable of taking charge f office
and accounts for large mercantile firm;
has had several years' experience as
office manager. In which capacity is now
employed; can give very best of refer
ences ns to character and ability from
both present and past employers. Ad
dresa J 108, Bee (27) MM 23x
IWOULDHT THIS
FROST YOU?
WE HAVEN'T A SLEIGH IN THE
OUTFIT, WE WISH WE HAD
The carriage and wagon
"MORE ROOM" gale is still on,
however. We'll have more to
say when the weather sets
I better.
DRUMMOND'S
18th and Harney. '
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY, ARTIL
LERY. DRAFT AND R1D1NU llORPKS
AND DRAFT AND PACK MULES. Chief
Qcartermanter's Office, Omaha, Nebiaska.
April 15, 19o7. Sealed propoxals. in tripli
cate, will be received at this omce, until
11 o'clock a. m central standard ttnv;,
May 14, 1907, and then opened, in the pres
ence of attending bidders, for seven hun-
aiea ana t wenty-n ve (726) cavalry horses,
two hundred and thirty-nine (239) artil
lery horses; eight(8) draft horses; six (6) rid
ing horses; two humlred and eighty-one
(2S1) draft mules, wheel; two hundred
and twenty-eight ( 228) draft mules, lead,
ten (10) iack mules for machine gun
platoons; two (2) cart mules, and four (4)
pack mules for Q. M. department, for de
livery at Omaha. Neb., or other promi
nent railroad points. All of the draft
mule are required for 4-mule teams. Tile
animals to conform to specifications for
cavalry, artillery and riding nurses anJ
mules. United States reserves right to
accept or reject any or all propopala or
any part thereof. Particulars and blanks
for proposals will be furnished on appll
cation. Envelopea containing proposals to
be Indorsed "Proposals for Horses or
Mules," and addressed to Major fhonius
Pruse, Chief Quartermaster.
A16-17-18-19 Mll-11
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF. CORN. ORO
cerles, etc. Department of ths Interior,
Office of Indian Affairs. Washington, D. C,
March i, 19u7. Sealed proposals, plainly
marked on ths outside of the envelope,
"Proposals for Beef, Corn," etc, aa ths
case may be, and address to the "Commis
sioner of Indian Affairs, Washington, D.
C," will be received at the Indian office
until 2 o'clock p. m. of Tuesday. April 23,
1ko7. and then opened 'or furp.!sh:ng ths
Indian service with rolled barley, beef,
mutton, corn. salt, coffee, augar, tea, soap,
baking powder and other groceries. Bids
must be made out on government blanks
Schedules giving all necessary information
for blddera will be furnished on application
to the Indian office. Washington, It. C: the
U- S. Indian warehouses at New York
City. Chlcann, 111.; bt. Louis, Mo.; Omaha,
Neb., and San Francisco, Cal.; the Commls
smy of Subsistence, U. B. A., at Cheyenne,
Wyo ; the Quartermaster. U. S. A., Seattle,
Wash., and the pontmasters St Tucson,
Portland, Spokane and Tacoma. The De
partment reserves the right to reject any
and all blda or any cart of any bid. F. E.
Leupy, CommUslonar. Al-dlSt
LtuAL NOTICE?
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. 8KAI.ED
bids or proposal. will b re.-elved
at the office of l.uther P. I-udden,
re Trt.-.ry of the IV.arJ c.t Education
or the Plate Normal acnooi, i. u
street, Lincoln, Neb.. tintll II o clock
noon. April in, 1907. for the erection and
conairui tlon of a healing pin
itliint and amok
atck on the grounds of the
the State Normal
,rkn.,i - I i K. .... A Miiinlv MdltrHflklL
All bids must re accompanied by ft certified
check of as an evidence of good faith on
part of the bidder. Tlans are on file at the
principal s office. Peru, and with the sec
retary at Lincoln. The board reserves the
right to rejert anv and all bids. By order
of the Board of Education of State Normal
school. l.uther P. Ludden, secretary,
Lincoln, Neb., April 18. 1907. AliKllOt.
ntns wil t, nn becrivrii bt THE I'N
clerslirned tin to noon. Thursday. April
26. 1W7. for the wrecking and removal of
the brick bulldlna (Includlna etnne founda
(Ion) altuated on the northweat corner of
Nineteenth and Leavenworth Sts. For fur
ther particulars apply MILTON ROGERS
ft SON s CO., 14th and Farnam Bta.
RAILWAY TIME. CARD
t'KIOX STATION TKSTH AMI MARCY
I'nloa raclae,
Iycave.
..a 9;a6 am
Arrive.
Overland
Limited
a 8:18 pm
a 6:10 pm
a 9:8o pm
The China and
Japan
a 4:15 pm
Fast Mall
Colo. A Calif. F.x
.a 4:16 pm
.a 4 25 pm
.al2:( pm
.a 1:65 am
.a 7:46 am
California & Ore. Ex
I ,oa Angeles Limited..
Fast Mall
Colorado Special
North Platte Local....
Beatrice Local
a 5:10 pm
810:45 pin
a 6:00 pin
a 7:44 am
a 8:10 am a 4.n0 pm
.b 1:00 pin bl2:46 pm
1 Chicago Great Western
pt. Iaul A Minneapolis.. g: pm
7:10 am
Ht. Paul A Minneapolis.
Chicago Limited
Chicago Express .......
Chicago Express
7:46 am
6:40 pm
7:46 am
1 80 pm
11:60 pm
9:00 am
11:50 pm
:3U pm
Chicago, Hock lalaad A Pacific
EAST.
Chicago Limited a 8 15 am
Iowa Local a 7:00 am
Chicago Mall
Iowa Local bl2:OS pm
Chicago (Eastern Ex.).. a 5:06 vm
a 7:10 a
a 4:30 pm
a 8:46 pm
b 9:66 pm
a l .Xi pm
Chicago (lowa Lmtrt.). .a 6:85 pm al2:R pm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Lmtd..a 7:20 am a 1:06 am
Colo. A Cal. Express a 1:50 pm a 4:60 pm
Okl. A Texas Express. .a 4:40 pm al2:06 pin
Lincoln, Fall bury and
Bellevue a 8:50 pm al0;10 am
Wabash.
St. Louis Express a 6:30 pm a 8:80 km
St. Louis Local (from
Council BluiTs) a 9:15 am al0:S0 pm
Btanberry Local (from
Council Bluffs) b 6:00 pm bll:30 am
C'hlraaro A Northwestern.
Cedar Rapids Pass
Twin City Express
.a 7:05 am a 6:05 pm
.a 7:50 am al0:o0 pm
Chicago Daylight .
..a 8:03 am
. .ail:30 am
..a 1:60 pm
..a 4:32 pm
11:15 pm
Chicago Local
a i:4! pm
a 9:36 am
a 9:60 am
a 3:45 pm
Sioux City Local .
Carroll Local ....
Sioux City Loral
Chicago Express a 6:60 pm a 7:30 am
Fast Mail
a 2:06 pm
Fast Mall
Twin City Limited.
Overland Limited .
Norf olk-Bonesteel .
Llncoln-Chadron .,
Dead wood-Lincoln .
. .a..;3pm a 8:30 am
..a 8:28 pm a 7r06 am
..a 8:38 pm a 9:31 am
..a 7:40 am al0:36 am
..b 7:40 am al0:36 am
..a 8:() pm a 6:06 pm
..a 3:00 pm a 6:05 pm
,.b i:00 pm b 6:06 pm
. ,b 6:02 pm bl2:60 pin
Casper-Shonshonl .
HaHtings-Superlor .
Fremont-Albion ...
Missouri raclflo.
K.C. A St. L. Exp
...a 9:00 am a 6:30 am
K. C. A Bt. L. Exp all:16 pm a 6:25 pm
Nebraska Local a 2:00 pm all :40 am
Des Moines Local a 4:16 pm
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express a 8:00 am a S:4S pm
Minn. A Bt. Paul Exp...b 8:00 am a 8:15 pm
Chicago Umlted a 6:00 pm a 7:30 am
Minn. A St. Paul Lmtd.a 8:30 pm a 7:30 am
Chlraao, Milwaukee A St. Panl.
Chi. A Colo. Special.. ..a 7:65 am a 7 SO am
California A Ore. Exp.. a 6:46 pm a 1:10 pm
Overland Limited a 8:35 pm a 9:30 airt
Des Moines A Cedur
Rapids Local b 6:46 am bll :00 pm
IH'RUNGTOJC STATION IOTH A MASON
Burlington.
Leave. Arrive,
a 4:10 pm a 3:30 pm
Denver California
Block Hills
Northwest Special ..
....a 4:10 pm a 3:30 pm
....a 4:10 pm a 1:30 pm
....all :10 pm a 7:10 am
....a 9:10 am a 7:46 pm
....a 8:00 am a 7:45 pm
a 9:(" am
,...b 2:00 pm al2:ol pm
Northwest Express
Nebraska Express
Nebraska Local ...
Lincoln Local
Lincoln Faat Mall..
Lincoln Local
a 7:ao pm
Ft. Crook A Plattsm'th.b 2:50 pm
Plattsmouth a 7:50 pm
Denver Limited
bl0:26 am
a 8:10 am
a 7:10 am
a 1:60 pm
a 7:26 am
a 3:65 pm
a 7:26 pm
al0:K3 pm
all 30 am
Bellevue ft Pac. June. .a 8:30 am
Chicago Special
.a 7:26 am
Chicago Express
Chicago Flyer
Iowa Local
St. Ijouls Express....
Kansas Clty-8t. Joe..
Kaunas Clty-Pt. Joe..
Kaunas Clty-84. Joe..
..a 1:46 pm
..a 8:05 pm
..a 915 am
..a 4:45 pm
.glo:4& pm
6:45 am
..a 9:15 11 m a 6:10 pm
..A 4:45 pm
WEBSTER STAHON-llVth A WED8TER
CIiIcpko,
Omaha
8.
rani, Minneapolis A
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger... b 6:30 am b 9:10 pm
Sioux City Fassenger...ft 2:0) prn a11:2oam
Emerson Local b 5:45 pm b 9:10 am
Emerson Local c 8:45 am o 6:60 pm
Missouri Pnclfle.
Local via Weeping
Water
Falls City Local....
...a 8:06 am a 6:6g pm
...a 3:60 pm all:20 pm
a Dally, h Dally except 8unday. d Daily
except Saturday, c Sunday only, e Dally
except Monday.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
F rench Line
Compagni Central
Tranjatlaniiqui
filgantlc, Elegant, fast Leviathans
JVetv VorK. Taru 6 7ayj
LA PROVENCE, new twin screw fiver, passen
ger elevator, gymnasium, roof cafe. This and the
other Twin Screw Kteamers have daily newspap
ers, orchestra, wlreleaa avaiem and many other
innovations on board, both foraafetvami. .-mfirt
Xia yrevsace April SB
La Z.orialne Kay a
iLi Bretagne May 4
XLa t:vole .' May
La Toralne May It)
xLa Oasoogas May 18
iM'BCiLr Eltra daparturea. Ktprau gteatnars.
t'M o( aotira aieaiatr at cheap aarond claaa rataa.
Naval offlrcra aima-of-war air Ipttoa. Csapaars
Vfstlbulrd trains, Harra-Parla, 3 sours, wbara
eunvenieut conDactlaos are mads for all points e.i
lh Contlnant.
for pUm, raaarvattona and fall Information call
on. telephone, or erite to lha following arenta:
Harry Moorea, U01 Parnam St.; J. B. Haynolds,
1(01 Farnam St.; luio Naaa. cars of lot Nal'l
Bank. W. G. Davidson. Uil Pamam St.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
t MPRIII" Lin ef the Atlantlo
Noliilng belter alloat man our new ex
press stesmers, Empress of Britain and
Empress of Ireland (14,500 tons), Quebec to
Liverpool in six days; less than four days
at sea. Superior accommodation available.
Comfort, elegance and aafeiy. Bend for
Illustrated booklet and sailing list.
O. E. ISNI1UIV, Oea, AgU t33 S. Jlar
trsst. Chicago, XU.
TWINE MAKERS SETTLE CASE
Omaha Roaal Greats Rebate te Com
pany sal Oae Bait Is
Withdraws.
NEW YORK, April 18. A complaint by
the American Grass Twine ompany that
the Chicago. Bt Paul. Minneapolis A
Omaha railroad had charged an excessive
rate for shipments from Bt. Paul to Boa
ton was settlod before the Interstate Com
inorce commission today.
Counsel for the railroad company an
nounced that the railroad was willing to
refund It cents per hundred pounds on ths
shipments and said the overcharge was due
to a mistake. This reduced ths rate from
62 cents to 47 cents per hundred pounds.
The offer was accepted and the complaint
was dismissed.
Heeelver for Ohio Werksnea.
COLUMBUS. O., April 11. The Ancient
Order of United Workmen was today ousted
from the state on the petition of Attorney
(Jeneral Ellis to the county court, which
ordered that the association should do no
mure business In Ohio as a. fraternal In
surance association In thla state. Its af
fairs were wderedl placed It Ue bauds of
receivsts.
REVIEW OF RECENT BOORS
8l ry . ef fibHan Ftilt Paid to !.
roudd on fact.
NATIONAL MAGrZ NE MAKES NEW MOVl
Advances Price and (Harts New Deal
with "The Tratk A boat f
Faaaraa" by Owe Wsio
Was There.
"The long Road." by John Oxenham, Is
one of the Important novels of the early
spring season. The scene is laid In Siberia,
and the story has to do with the life of
tcpan nine, the son of a Russian political
exile. Btepan comes Into conflict with the
brutal governor of his province, who de
vlees for htm an extraordinarily Ingenious
punishment that makes him forever a wan
derer on the face of the earth. The
malignant cruelty of thta governor perhaps
seems overdrawn, and yet ths author stated
that this central Incident la no product ol
the Imagination, but a sober historical fact
The recital of Btepan's struggle with his
fate, his alternate success and failure la
the effort to wring happiness out of his lot,
make up the Story. Strangely enough,
much of the tale. In spite of the tragic
background, pictures a life of fairly Idyllio
happiness. And even when the ultimaM
catastrophe comes, the tragedy Is by nt
means unrelieved. In ths end Btepan 1
courage and steadfastness triumph In spile
of the odds sgalnst him, and the final not
Is one of victory. Aslds from the striking
originality of Its fundamental Idea, "The
Long Road" is remarkable for the skill
with which the principal characters are de
lineated, and for the quiet beauty of It
style. Published by the Macmillan com
pany. "Phantom Wires," Arthur Stringer's new
novel, takes Its somewhat puxsllng title
from a phrase well known In telegraphy.
Where the quadruple! system of operating
enables four messages to go ovsr a soli
tary wire at the same time, two In eauh
direction, the three Imaginary and non
existent circuits are spoken of as "phan
tom wires." The phrase la, of course, used
figuratively by the novelist, since Mr.
Stringer's book, while by no means a study
of spiritualism, finds its climax closely
Identified with the transmission of a more
or less telepathic message In a moment
of great crisis. Since Mr. String's eric
Inal story, "The Wire Tappers." was pub
lished there have been calls for another
book of this unique character. Mr. Stringer
haa responded to this dema'nd In "Phantom
Wires." Published by Little, Brown A Co,
"Qabrielle, Transgressor," by Harris
Dickson, author of the "The Ravanels,"
"The Black Wolf's Breed," etc., Is a story
of New Orleans In colonial days. Qabrielle,
a young girl who has been educated in a
convent, upon returning home finds some
loose bricks in the wall separating her
father's garden from that adjoining. She
removes them, and enters this neighboring
garden, where she meets ths doomed prinoe
Imperial of Turkey, who Is hiding here
from a party of Turks whose mission It la
to put him to death. The love story of
these two. Interwoven with the seductive
mystery of the east. Is Intense and unusual
The book Is published by the J. B. Llp
plncott company.
With every succeeding Issue the new Cir
cle magazine shows many improvements
and advances. The April number contains
several interesting original articles, in ad
dition to the twenty-five regular depart
menta, covering practically every subject
of Interest In the home. Laura B. Starr hag
an article "Japanese Children at School
Play," which Is Illustrated by Oenjlro Yeto,
the famous Japanese artist, who also con
tributes an Illustrated article, "The Boys'
May Festival In Japan." "Inexpensive
Housekeeping In Paris," by Oeorglana
Homer, contains much practical Information
on housekeeping In Paris; Oarrett P.
ScrvlBS, the famous astronomer, contributes
"What We Might See on the Moon;" "A
Famous Doll's House" Is an Illustrated
article by Alice Corkran, dealing with
an unusual subject. "A Tree-Doctor and
His Work," by A. H. Davis; "Ths Holdfast
Principle," by Clem V. Wagner; "The Dolls'
Spring Dressmaking," by Margaret A. Ding
man, and several strong fiction stories
round out a number which will be read
with interest by every member of the
family.
The National Magaxlne for April goes
from the ten to fifteen-cent class. It con
tains "The Truth About Panama," front
the pen of the first magaxlne editor who
had the spunk to personally visit
Panama." This Is ths big feature) of the
number.
It. may well be guessed that this dis
tinction belongs to Joe Mitchell Chappie,
the editor of the National Magaxlne, who
has a way of his own of "doing things."
At the outset of this article, which lg
Illustrated with 100 handsome views, show
ing every detail of the work being dona
In digging the great ditch, and. which takes
sixty-five pages In the National, Mr.
Chappie says his trip was undertaken on a
sudden Impulse In answer to a challenge
given by a public official. The decision to
make the trip was a sudden one and Wag
promptly executed, for, he adds, "ths only
way to go. Is to go!"
It Is a great story that the National pub
lishes, snd It is one that will be read with
widespread Interest throughout the coun
try. The National should be In the hands
of every person Interested In this greet
project of the American nation, because It
Is the moat complete and thorough account
of the great enterprise that has appeared
In any magaxlne at any time.
Indoors snd Out for April Is largely de
voted to that most Interesting type of vaca
tion home, the bungalow. No other type
of small house Is so much In vogue, and
the examples shown are delightful In their
original charm and Ingenious construction.
The number opens with sn Illustrated
article on "A LouL XVI House and Its
Gardens." Following this Is "Ths Evolu
tion of the Bungalow In California," by
M. H. Lnsear; "The Word 'Bungalow' '
Whence It Came and What It has Come to
Mean." by G. W. Edwards; "A Design for
a Bummer and Winter Bungalow, with
Plana by Which It May Be Built." by Wil
liam Greenwood; "A Bungalow In the
Gothic Btyle," "How to Furnish a Bunga
low," "A Bachelor's Week-Bnd Bungalow,"
and "Bungalow Entertaining." The artlcls
on "Roland Park Ths Home-Builders' Su
burb of New Baltimore," which was begun
In ths March Issue Is continued. Much
that Is of Interest to amateur gardeners
will be found In "A Flower Uarden with
Architectural Accessories In the French
Style," "Bhruba for the Garden," "The
Beauty of the Oarland Flower" ej-d "Vines
for Low Trellises." Mr. Edward W. Greg
ory's Interesting sketches of "Old Inns of
Old England," ars continued, as Is "An
Appreciation of Old Mahogany," by Ellen
Cody Eaton. The usual departments of
"The Home Gsounds," "Ths Housekeeper."
"Beauty Indoors" and "From Our Office
Window" will contain much of timely in
terest. Rogers A Wise Co., Boston. New
York and Chicago.
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