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TTIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, MAY lfi. 1007. It r7 X ) - OFFERED FCR RENT Heaero aad fHti t'1t4 T( So. wh "It, pcesed brick, all modern. . ( i-ma, fci. Ujutl flat, lawn, car Una. MOVW J1KO- Merrard Van ed F'nraaa t. 1 al. Doug .as lay OTIoe Utf TO P. FT4T A modern -"-oom bouse, prea- I tienily lira, center ot h and I.afayet'e -Ave ; par mniin. Apply te'Dr H. M. McClanahaa. 1S1( N. tnb St. C( S4 HnTWF4? "II parts of tha city. Tha UUUOl , . v lvia Co Bee Blda. Davte Co Bee Bldg. ia 677 Wirt St.. 4 -room eottsge- (11.00. 13 Franklin. T-room cottage; modern rx- . cept furnace. (3 00. TURRJtt.L CO., 1( Patterson F.ldg. X' U MW H :txjw K.n u mA4m iam allfnml at references required. Breen A Bloom, C.i B-e Bid. tlM T r-ROOM. hUh-grade dwelHrg to lease one . or two rears; posa ion June 1. W. L. BELBT. 4 Board ( Trade Bltlg. 'Phone Dour. (15r MJ0 1 1211 HARNKT ST. ( floors and basement. - 23x120 feat; suitable (or wholesale. Mc . lajue Investment Co. 15ut Dol St. ltf 194 THB entire building now occupied by tha Dally Newi, xQ feet, ( atoriea and bas- rr.ent. McCagTue Investment Co., 1506 Dodge BL (16 mt HOTEL- TO RENT-Aa unfurnished hotel , at Sheldon, la.; tuts (2 bedrooms and haa been thoroughly repaired thla apring; lo cjutnn ta firs rissa. AM ra W fc Strong A Son. Sheldou, la. (15) U72 Si ROOM 1 Continental block. And large re- caption room: very suitable for dentist's or doctor s office; tower windows, Robt - H. Bennett. Affect. Raom 11. Continental B.k- (15 lit rfR RENT STORES AND ' OFFICES IN RAMOS BUILDING ' APPLT TO W. R. HOM AN. 'Ull TARS Alt ST. TEL, DOUGLAS 9M. - Ofi M634 FOR REN1-Desk room In Bea office, city hall building. 41T N. th St., South - Omaha. Apply to manager. (JSj IH .OFFICES - ; For Kent in The ; Bee Building Room C3. aiae UiiX; haa raulL Kuom alae Knom '7. aisa Kocra tM, aiaa x2l . - Room a. aiza HWiIS. Koom HA. aiae hm and WxZ!; baa vault and rood aouth and east llxht Tloom 2J and J., ara occupied at present; win oe avaiiania June l. Thla la a rne I eulte of offlcw. Here Is an opportunKy j to rent apfcee In a well appointed o flics ! puiHunr. janitor service ana electric liaTlits free. Apply Buaineaa Olfioe of H-e. starea. FOR RENT-The beat located corner store In Omaha. Karnan, and 16th fits.. Board 2. of Trade Bldg. Bee P. H. Phllbtn, BchliU Hotel. . ; . . , . . , . . .0Sr7 FOR RENT One-hilX store. First floor, " Fartiam St , ,22xl&). also ail aecond floor. 4x13. between 11th and Uth St. Freight and passepger elevator. Tua Putman Co. tot N. T. Llfa. U-ga STORE ROOM. Fajctoa Blk. ItQs N. Uth. t. Bern a (15) Mt I tj J Hill t1M 'Uaaallsi t? ' .aJ.. Wa.H kUildir-5 R. C PETERS at CO. (l-7 OFFERED FOR SALE- FeactMK. ANCHOR and tron fencing; wire fencing ec par ioou &a x. iiu BL Tel. Red sit. at i7v FwrsUtwra, FOR SALE Fine K6 Majestic steel range. aolid oak betlrrom suit, sideboard, book rasa and other furniture of complete I-room pottage. Bargains. C. W. Pack .' word. 4X Btnney St. . . (ll T7 Ux FINE oak roller top desk arid chair; cheap. Room ,' over Southwest Corner 14th and Douglaa fits. (li M7tS 17x XD-H AND furniture bought and sold; busi ness on the s.juare. Rosenberg Co., for merly with Chicago Furniture Co.. 103 B. i4th. D. fcS6. tl6-MilS Jeli ANTIQUE Jardinieres, candle sticks, mt ' . hogtiny furniture; exchange for clothes. 14 S. 10th St. A. Kiaer. UO-M814 JelJx . j , - JPlawaa, prgoaaa, MwaleaU last rw (. PI A NO Square gi; & tcnu weakly. Par- ftaid Ptaao Co., 111 Farnavm St. ' . (16 MI64 Piano Buyers' Attention! "Notice tha following bargaina In our ex ' cJauga depaxtmant:- alnut Cae Upright I M 00 ,Kew England Upright low .04 Ktmbali Upright. Rosawood C&ae Hi bi Chickerlng (guud corttUUvn) la. J nllh ft llarnee. Oak oaaa 1j UO New Tork Sample Piano 1 i0 J. C. Fisher. Burl Walnut Caaa w (0 tvi ft Pond tiarirest stylei tat.Oj TERMS TO 8UIT. tteinway. Toe. Lmerson and other squara ' pianoe, FC. 1-6. $ and up. afaaon ft Hamliiv, Kimball, Estey and other onaaa, tMk . Kw and UD. V4 rent new pianos from U upward: also - move, store, tuna and repair instruments of all tnakaa. -Terms to salt tha convenience' of purchaser. BCI1M0LLER & MUELLER , . . PIANO CO. 'Mil and ttlt Faro m SL TeL Doug. 1121 tl Ti . UOSPsl piano artlfloato. Addreas G S7. - 0 M6 lSx i TOR BALE Oood EimrMD upright piaaa, at a aaci iaca, - lw'i -A jriajmuoo. . 00171 tM DISOOCKT aa Kaaba Upright style F. la perfect condition, used only tare months and taken In trade. MATTHEWS PIANO CO.. . 1SU-1 Harney St.. Omaha, Nb. oi-a Faal anal BtUtarel Tables. ITCH SALE Kew and secondhand billiard and povl . tabu. We irad the world la . coeap bar natures: -easy paymenta bruns- wusvLaUie-Cuwatidar, S-'i t, U-h 6t- il-JatSl Typewriter Sewtsg Btaektaea. TPEWRlTEfvS Best baraaica In Omaha, jT ft b ta tui; call and aee our litw. Kriwai -aft. lypewritar t lrhanga. Ml paxtun Pit. .4. . r- . tia Mi- Jet rNE Remington typewriter. Ko. 4. In good O'ndiiioa, lur aaie cLeaa. Call at H Offioa. . - - . - tl) tti Misrellaaeaas. GAS' ANtTeI -ECTRIQ ' ' FIXTURES, VnOLESALE AND RETAIL " . We fumiah ealkaatas. -It. ya are g-'ing to build, wriia for catalogue. BURG ESS -G RANDEN CO., IU - lata- . . . 'Pboa Doug. U. . Besley Letter Cabinet Made of walnut and having two isdexed ttiiag caaea; aa oraataerOal and useful f. . e itr. at a barsaia. Jsaa Wrtht. at 1 H mm liua-ucae affioa. j ill OFFERED FCR SALE HMR-MACS "RAF5 WItE.- TBAP9 f-IJ. l FFH )AX-LON. CACK-L.KY tuoa.. opposite e. o. no i a jaiit ffR 6Al.E r;rit-fhi aore exturea. eiowreea. tc Olotie I And and lnrnt mfnt O.. PtrltiD BL. Omiha. Scb. 0 FSW hmrpslns In M-hnnd aoda fountnlns; monthly paymenta. lerigbt. 1CI Farnm. iiat-ira- AWKTNOS; teyre not expensive. Call Iouc. 84 and our representative alTl cIL Omaha Tent and Awning Co. (1 -Ki FOR PA LB Men'a and women'! ready-to-wear clothing; new stock Juet rctTed. One dollar will ba' credited to your ac count on a purchase of 119 or more If this advertisement Is presented. Home Credit Clothing Co, 1&2 Dote. (1(-MC1 Mil SEND ua yo"' mall frelsht pal on tit Drug Co., Oanaha. . order for drugs; lota. Myers-Dill'm 6HKRWIM WILLIAMS CO.. beet mixed paint. Sherman V alcCr.nnell Prug Co. AI-MOBT new safe; site. rxlRxIS-rc. Mills County Abstract Co., Glenwrwd. Ia. (ie Miai i MILLET SEED A. W. Wagner, Kl N. Ith. KINDIJN'Q FOR BALE at 11 per lad. Inquire of Mr. Jardlne at tth end Jona atreets. (16) MSa FOR PAI.K Chesp. nesrly new sewing ma chine and smail table; parties leaving city. Call at ill N. 21st St. 0t MW 18 fJO rATiT Tlreo TU? and up. E. E. Laa UU -VdUi rence. ro Laarenworth Bt. -J GROCER 3 lea box; cheap, m N. 17th. a 77 June! BILLARD table, 4 balls and cuea; every thing complete cheap. Phone Hsrr.ey KTI. 1) 617 tOx HALL'S safrs, new, td-hand. litis Faxnanv ) 174 A J-HORSEPOWER Edison electric motor, tM. Louis Fletcher, 162: Capitol Are. (1 710 ENGINE and boiler; 1S0 If taken quick. Omaha Box Co., Emat Omaha. 1 M7 &x FOR SALE SVayrup aoda fcuntaln, in gool c-nditifn; mahogany cart.y top. .oyi trimmed boor. Call or address Phaefer'a Cut f "rtoo Drug Btnre. ISth snr nousrlaa, Omaha. (16 'M73 Jel4 PATENTS LARSON CO. Book frea. Bea Bldg. tlT 1 D O. BARNELL, patent attorney and ma . china designer, Faxton Bik. Tel. Red 7117. Q7-71 Jel PERSONAL CITT STEAM LAUNDRT-FhlrU preased. Dot Ironed. 2U S. UU St. Tel. Doug. Jj. (TPIVnro rnhher arooits. bV ETUUl: Cut " 1" ii! i V , V. t a 1 r, u Mrrri- "r Tn.? Lor fo,v. " 1A-S. hl,ioD E""8 c"- mha- W-11 .,,... , -.-r-T, Tj,-rua T,,r Rest and Water Cure, Collax. Ia. (18 M396 Je BUFTCRB ClRED-"o knife, t.o deten tion from business. QCICK CCRE RUP TURE CO.. over S. W. Cor. 14th and Douglas, Omaha. U&-M6S Mil PLEATING ALL KINDS. Buttons, Hushing. Embroidery. Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and shrink, log only frc per yard. Send for price list and samples. GOLDMAN PLEATING CO.. W Douglas Block. Tel. Doug la :3t Oa 1 OMAHA BUmmctn' Institute. Ramge Bldg. (UWat THE 8ALVATIOK.AJ8.MT aolielU cast-off clothing: Ir. fact, anything you iio- aot - need. We collect. ' repair and sell,' at 114 ' N. 11th 8u. for crt of collecting. U the worthy poor. Call Phone Doug. 41 and wagon will call. 18 511 f A fj VTTTPfaatment and bath. Mraa. M-a'UiN,i-A6mlth. 1U K. Uta, M floor. ll) lii 6EWINO machines rented, any make. 75c per week or 13 per month. Second-hand machlnea for aaie. IS and up. Nebraska Cycle Co., 16 tb and AJarney. (1S)-14 CAUTIONSTEIN WAT PIANOS. Eewara of rKgt.s Instruments offered aa genuine STEIN WAT PIANOS A fine, stock-of new and used STEINWAT pianos at very low prices may be found at the Schmoller ft Mueller Piano Co.. 1S1I Farnam St.. and they are the only authorised representa tivea la Nebraska. LS-M HELEN Ton are always suspicious. That ixaiie contained the alamort Hair Grower." Got It at E. R. Bruce ft Co. Ita a great big help to a tired head. Baldy." CiSy-M NICE young man that wanta to have a good urns would ilka -to make tha atc qualntanc of a nioe young and pretty glrL Addreaa H S6S. care of Bee. 0-MS ltx FOR anything 1n tha sewing machine line go to P. tu. llodman ft Co.. Ial4 Capttol Ave. (Ur-7U Jell THE ELITE-. - newly established massage and bath, parlors. Expert lady operator aokcita select patronage. : 14 Farnam gt., aecond floor. (li 7? 17x REAL ESTATE HE1L ESTATE DEALERS. RUSSELL ft M'KI THICK CXX, 431 Ramga. ri w W. H. TURRELL, H Patterson Blk. Dmig. EEAP-3. ta N. T. Life. Tel. Red 7. PATNE 1NV. CO, 1st fir. N. T. L Doug. 17U. ns 6SJ ALFRED C. KENNED T. F First Natl bank bidK. Pit ana Doug. IZL (is) 640 GEORGE in Farnam. ft COMPANY. Tel. Douglas 7M ti 7il R. C PETERS. Bea Bldg. C1I 71 CITT fROriHTl SOU SALsL BEMIS PARK nOME J4.5flC for 1311 Lincoln boulevard. wWi constructed, rooms. aU mod ern, vharing splendid location on - boulevard, fronting south; house has - aiaays been occupied by owner a ad ever tented, and has only been built four or flv years; handy, to two car llnea; house Is finished In cak on first flogr, bard pine on aec ond; lot is exceptionally large, being &xlM ft.;, also U f t. alley In rear; large shade trees and. lawn; house Is' now being painted.' other-" .- wise la In fine repair. Terms re. . eons bis. For further particulars see GEORGE ft CO.. 1401 Farnam St. . ' CJp-MW IS FOR SALKNear High school. wi 10 aad one -rtom house sr.d full lot 03 paved street. ' Addreaa F ta9. care Bea. - ' . - - MS67 Ul 15. LOTS tS lots V-mila southwest of Forest Lawn cemetery. SxlM. smooth, nice 1 ring lots. SVlby, 440 Board of Trade pilg - 1 MSSK (2.5io New all modern 6-room house, one block fiom Wa..-. :t H II -r. in the brat part of Clifton HUL This was built by " owner for a horns, and Is a daisy. Let us . show It (o you. . D. V. SHOLES & CO., 114 Board of Trade BidK. Tel Doaslas at. . t-Olii 14 f s Your "right" mano may be among tho Dee's subscribers him unless taMHBSS REAL ESTATE C IfT PROPERTY FUR iALE. (Conilnued.J SUBURBAN ACRES IX FLORENCE HEIGHTS This desirsbl property Is located abo'it T block northwest end of Florence B'.reet car line and la divided Into tracts of from 1 to 14 acres, at prices ranging from 140 to ia0 per acre, according ti lo cation. Florence Hetahts is an Ideal pltca for a auburban home and commands a magnificent view of the river aod sur rounding country, affords Its cltlsens the advantage of the S-cent street car fare to and from Omaha, also electric light, tele phone service to Omaha without extra charge.; excellent school, nine gradea, and free delivery of goon's from Florence atorea. Call at jur offlc and receive a plat showirg plan and detailed Informa tion regarding this property, as several very desirable sites are still unsold. Look this over this afternoon and while there Inspect the grounds of "Rosemere." tha country bpme of Hon. Thomaa D. Crane, located at the north end of this tract. You will be surprised at the beautiful view afforded from thia commanding poai tlon. UEORQE gt CO.. 14V1 FARNAM ST. (ll)-MSU It 4 ACRES, ONLY $2,900 (-room house, barn, well and ciatora, chicken house and yard. 1 acre of affparegua, 4 acre of grapes, H acre of Mack berries. 4 acre of red raspberriea. i acre of black raspberries, "a BTe of strawberries, 13 cherry tree. 2"0 gooseberrlea, 20 ctirranta. lo pear tree. pesch trees. Pie plnnt. Price J5.900. The owner has left town on account of poor health and his wife la still on the place and will be until It la sold. N. P. DOIxJE CO., 1714 FARNAM ST.. BEE BLPO. (1 MS1I 1 MOUND A GRAHAM. t2.fiAV g room 1-story houae on Eraklno, near 41d Pt.. In fine repair; new furnace, cement cellar, nice lawn and shade, I Mocks to car; a dandy for the price. 5.yv i-ronm Jjonse on Snemcer. near 24th, aJl fine and modern except heat. Thla ia one of our best bargaina. Ask ua to show you. tLW1 -room cottage on N. tfth Ave; partly modern, 1 block to car. tl.ASft e-room cottage, new, " on ETnroett; easy terms NOLAND ft GRAHAM. 'Phono Red 11!. 1S14 Harney 8t.. Id Floor. OS M&S 1 West Farnam Lots tl.JW.TO tl-SOO EACH. On 41st Bt., between Dodge and Daven port, H block from street car; alghtly and just right for grade. The cheapest good lata on the hill. HARRISON & MORTON 911. N. T. Ufa TH. D. lit. 664 1 $3,100 Modern T-room house, hot water heat, finely located, on corner and paved street, paving paid for. Will give terms. BENSON & CARMICHAEL, 42 Paxton Blk. OD-M74S 17 ALL MODERN COTTAGE ' FOR $2,200 This cottage haa I rooms. goo furnace, bath, located on Bristol St.. near I4fh St. car line.; south front lot. s0xl4S ft.; good lawn and -fine shade trees. Don't fall to ask ua about thia. Tr.ere can you buy a neater little home on paved street, near car line, for less money? GEORGE ft CO.. 1(01 Farnam St.. (i)-M:a u FOR QUICK SALE, (-room cottage, near 24th ard Oust; well, nice location, lot 50x113. 1X400 TTRRELL ft CO., If Patterson Bid. ii h-MTC It LIST ' your property with the Westers Homo Builder, rma. 22-3 Nebraska Natl Bank Bldg. tU 714 D EAL ESTATE TITLE-TRU8T CO CHAS. E. WILUAMSON.Praa. OJ 1 VERT desirable S-room houae In new cathedral district and near car line, with full lot. for sals or trade for smaller houae cloaa In. Inquire owner. 4iS N. XSln St. (1-M797 iix (-room cottage in Benson, in canter of town, electric lights, rtetern, puanp In kitchen, city water In street, I fine lots each UfxUsa. Cash. IIX. TURRELL ft CO., 1 Patterson Bldg. (1S-M706 1 THE KERR ABSTRACT CO8 AB STRACTS OF TITLEa are the aafeac , lou are protected by a SlO.OuO bond against loss by errors. Tou don't buy a law suit when you buy a "Kerr abstract. -16.4 Harney. Tel. Douglas 417. (lll (-ROOM house; modern except beat: cist ern, shrubberyi au-Ioot lot. C11 Harney. (Ii)-M71T fa. DANDY (-room cottajre near Man derson and 73d; part modem: lot (7x144; fruit; one block from ear. Be ua quick. 'Phone Doug. b3. O. M. UsaertJl Co, S&Jtf N. Mtb. Cr Mi tl .4244 PATRICK AVE Most be Bold. Owner eays submit best offer. Corner lot; T-room houae; modern axoent furnace; only half block from car Una. 0'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO, i01 N. T. Ufa Bldg. TaL Doug. 11(1. (!) M7S 1( FOR SALE Two good lots at Hat and Lake (Via; (jv u:b; paving and oo,r ' taxes all paid. The O. F. Davis Co. (1 Mui2 U NOTICE Snap, corner lot rn West Farnam district. I.vx.1-6 feat; asphalt pavement; prtoe. tsua, Addreas 43! 8. 15th tit. (i-J7 DUNDEE THE FINEST BUILDING SITE la this rlaca of btauttful homes adjjiolng Ova Iosvcland residence on 4Mb tst., south and east front, corner HvxiA feet; splendid view; nice trrrsA; one block fnxn car. This Is a or-ming locality, an Ideal plaos for a lirrrne. See us for iirlce; ft Is low. HASTINGS ft lla-VDEN, Uf4 Fraam St. (i :7 i STOP FATING RENT, (-room cottage. SS77 Wirt St., well and fruit, lot SVX136; part cash. (&S0. TURRELL ft CO.. M Patterson Bldg. (lr-M7v It tx i-iT' .r. .kinkin. Kii. JF TOL are thinking or ou.lrttng It will pay yon to see the Western Horns Bulid - Bilg lui prices and tar ma. (1-M4( . FOR SALE House. S rooms, modern ex cept furnaoe, t)7 Cuiulug fcr. Prtue, (ttue. Easy terms, JOHN F. FLACK. Ctty Barioaa Laaa. kt aad Decglaa you advertise in the Dee. REAL ESTATE CITT PROPERTT FOW BALE. (Continued.) A rictrrta of title; qalck service. 'Phon? AUttuatW foT pric Ouarsntee Ab stract Co., Patterson Bik. I'hone Red "47. nry m:o Mil V B FIRST, (-room house, modern except furnace, near Hemls Psrk. handy to two car llnea, bam. paved street, fins location; at a bargain. TURRELL ft CO., 1 Patterson Pldg. U)-M7S 14 FOR SALE Two modern houses and large bam. one block north of Hanscom park; paved street, east front, lot 7biUju. East ern owner will sell at a bargain. THOMAS BRENNAN. Room 1 N. T. L. Bids. (1 (44 CLIFTON HILL 4216 ERSKINE, $2,250 Wo offer for first time, a fine (-room, partly modern house on beautiful south front lot: haa nice shaile arvd fruit trees; a good home. Look into thia. HASTINGS ft HEYDEN. 1704 Farnam St. (1 7W 1( A0DERN COTTAGE All modern (-room cottage, very desirably located, on paved street, permanent walks, shade trees. Mill give terms. BENSON & CARMICHAEL, 642 Paxton Blk.-- C-9)-MT44 n FOR SALE 7 rooms, modern. $2 SSO, by owner at N. ZTth Ave. 1S) M4&4 17x VERT desirable east front lot on I2d and Capitol. STxlX- One rf ll, finest build ing sites In Omaha; surrounded by most beautiful homes; price (4.0(4. CONRAD TOl'.NO, U1J Dodge St. C-T13 1 DUNDEE I7S0 &1135. on water main, on gro. trees, cement walk, street graded, ask about thia. Selby. 4 Board of Trade Bldg. a MW1 1 FOR SALE Southwest corner North 26th and Charles streeta. fronting ft. on fcth and 121 feet on Charles. W. H. Orif fith. owner, 2oJ Chicago St. (19 M34 17x REAL ESTATE FARM AXD RAltCH LAkDI FOR SALTS, Caataaa. Canadian Lands For Sale. Eight sections first class winter wheat land, eight miles from town with three large coal mines, output about tOOO tons per day, and 4i or too Inhabitants. Just be ginning to settle up. Land is black loans with ) elVow clay subsoil nice smooth, level land, no rocks. Good terms to par ties who can handle chunk. Addreas. J. H. Eevera. Chinook. Mont- l2v 2S Jt A MIXED FARMING OR RANCHING SNAP. Nearly 600 acres in Bakatchewan. Can ada, one mile from Chamberlain station, on Prince Albert branch of Canadian Pa cific railway. Situated mostly in valley of Arm River, the principal feeder of Last Mountain lake. An Idea,!." proposition for a small ranch. Running; water abundance of hay land wood for "whefter of stock. Fine building site on bank of river. Price (10 per acre. Terms, (1 rash, balance In three equal annual InVLalmentB. WM. PEARSON CO., Ltd.. JD Northern Bnk Bldg., Winnipeg Man. () WHEN you writs to advertisers, remember it takes bnt a few strokes of the pen to state that you saw tha "ad." Ic Ths Bea. Celwrnt. HOMESTEADS Good farming land near railroad. Bernard GlUiUand, 14 Clayton Blk.. Denver. Colo. (30 M527 M17x FOR SALE 40 seres. Delta County, Colo rado.. li.OOft; 41 acres Conejos County. Colorado, (410, water rights; 4 lota. Mor gan Colo-, (: - acrea Bourbon County, Kansas. (9.600; 100 acres. Hitchcock County, Nebraska. 22, 0M. i. I. Case T. M. Co.. Racine, Wis. . (20) MSuO 12 -T Kan WANTED Agenta to represent ua In ths sale of our K ansae land. Write far par ticulars. Globe Land and Investment Co, Omaha. Neb. , t2U M4 MlaaaarL HOWELL County. Missouri acres, (BOO; M acres In cultivation; houae. stable, cla- ; tern, good spring, small orchard, K. F. D. ; cloee to school snd church; two miles to Frisco R. R. town.. Hinds ft Hudson, Hutton Valley. Mo. (Ke-MsOl 16x f ! Hebraakav, - A GOOD farm, well Improved, SO miles west of Omaha, for sale on easy terms. ( per cent Interest. If taken In next days. Address T (44. Bee. (30) HA IMPROVED farms in eastern Nebraska; Sarpy and Douglas counties. B. J. Ovr ton. Gretna, Neb. lX-Mil7( MI seel la arrows. OVER M0 Improved farms, somo snaps. does to St. Paul. Send for Real Estate Bulletin, giving prices and locatlooa. Akarauan, Loodalrwin, Uinn. 12U) M304 22x REAL ESTATE LOANS (1.000.600 TO LOAN on bualnaaa and resi dence property la Omaha; lowest rates; no delay. Thomas Breanaa, Boom 1 N.I. Ufa tti) 1 ' WANTED City loans snd warrants. W. Farnam 6 aula ft Co., Utf Farnam 8L 122-1M MOKET TO LOAN Payns Investment Co, - a-iM PRIVATE MONET F. D. Wead. 1520 Doug. CO li LOANS on Improved Omaha property. O KEEFK R, E. CO.. Uaa N. T. Life B dg. , (2t-M7j 50t TO (50,009 TO LOAN" at lowest rates; no delay. GARVIN bKUri, lOH PArrttlal ta lm BUILDING loans on residenos properts; ( per cent. W. B. Msikie, Hamge Block. U2)-lx6 LOWEST RATES Bemia. Paxton Block. Ctr-14 WANTED City louna R. C Peters ft Co. LOAN'S en Improved city property W. H Thomas, aui First NatlotuU itank Bldg. f2r in WANTED TO BUY WANTED To buy. second-hand furnltare. cook and beating stoves, carpeta. Uoo.e tmt cfilee furniture, old clothes and ahoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quuta and all kinds cf tools; or will buy the fur. . suture of your house complete. Will bay antlqae or mahogany furniture. The high est prices paid. Call tha right man. Tl Douglas (Vh. tr- tat Myll I CASH paid for -Id bocka Crane-Foye Ca . .j. a l.itv 'Phone Douglas 1J81. ' (S5V-SM FOX TERRIER pup sranted. Will pay T. B- Laacaeter, aiurr'a. a D. t-M24 lTx MODERN a-room cottage la good location. Address M 2M. care Bea d) til lax WANTED TO BIT Fog terrier, taa aad kite. 14 No. 11 bt. ( ,t las then you can't reach Isn't it worth trying? J WANTED TO RENT TOl'NO business man wishes to secure, permanently, nicely furnished room In private family. Give full part culars rel ative to price, number In family, loca tion and street csr service st once. Ad dress J-.' cars Bee. (W)-MTS 16x FOUR to s'x r Kims, second floor: modern: new building preferred. Address F V. eare Pee. (. -M x WANTED SITUATION MAN with lsrge experience as manager snd superintendent In building and con tracting business wants position Ad dreas E SS. Bee. t27 M0F4 lit WANTED Position as hA miller. Ad dress P-I4I. Bea. (27) M9I ltx A FIRST-CLASfl Implement salesman open I lor engagement; years experience; ra- ; miliar with all K-JS0, care Bee. departments. Address (27-7 lSx EXPERIENCED stenographer; good refer ences Address F. Bee Office. IS B-ott BC, JTotincilB;irTs. j27) M34t 15 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Bradford-Kennedy Co. to Fred Krtig Brewing Co, part se neVa Bee. U-1S-U Frederick Mauss to Caroline L. Har ris, let 2". block 2. L. P. Ham mond s Add University of Michigan to Marv God child et al.. trtl ft lot . block 11. E. V. Smith s Add Meliora Woolworth Fairfield and hus band to Charles W. Pleraon. lot 11. , block L 8ulphur Springs Add Charles Deerlng et al. to William C. Lane, lota 1 and t, block D. Omha Wtlliam C. Lane to International Har vester Co. same Robert O. Fink, county treasurer, to jsn ' I -J0 ! 1 1 rTM i. wead. lot 4. bloc l, Al bright's Sub.. South Omaha Her.ry W. Pennoek et al. to John R. Brandt, lots t ar.d 4. Wock 1; lots ( and 6. block 8, Kendall s Add ...... 1 John R. Brandt and wife to Fred D. Wead, same 1 The Midway Investment Co. to James Jahn et al.. lot 11. block I, Potter ft Cobb s Second Add.. South Omaha 400 Anthony Martin and wife to Rosa' Waxman. n lot 11, block I. Hor hach'S Second Add 1,775 Charles T. Kotintse snd wife to Thomas I Davis. n41 I ft lot 16. lots 17 and 18. Kountxe Sub ( Thomas L. Davis to Mary Burns Kountxe, same , ( Elisabeth Kountxe Real Estate Co. to Charles VT. Kountxe, lot (. block IS. Druid in.il TS Catherine Rosiriter to Patrick Roa- siter, w ft lot 8, block t M. Fos ter's Add. Ellis W. Patrick to Happy Hollow Club. 1C.S06 acres 1H-15-1 SP.000 George H. Payne and wife to W. K. F. Vila, lot IA block x. Portland Place 7 8. Grace Cady to George H. Payne, lot 4. block L Creston 1.W0 Lillian C. Ellis and husband to Del- be rt C. Rich, lot . block 17, Bedford Plac 275 Wilson T. Graham and' wife to Oeorr A. Schwartx. e40 ft lot 4. block 6, Parker's Add T 1X4) George A. Sargent and wife to John Peter Raum. e41 ft Bub lot a, tax lot (, sec. lo-liV-lJ L) Harry A. Pcorllle to Elisabeth C. Graham, lot (, block (, Parker a Add 860 Wilson T. Graham and wife to Au gusta Feller, same 1460 Emma WIllettB to Axel V. Nelson and wlfa. e41 ft lot 15, Patrick's Saratoga t4f0 Hiram G. Bell and wife to oavia c. Dodda. lot I, block lit Dundee Placa IKO Fred A. Bchaefer to aame. lot L block 112. Dundee Place 1.100 Frits Paul Fischer to Frits Fischer, lot S. Ford's Saratoga 1.100 Total v (49,091 RAILWAY TIME CARD CHIOH STATION TKI4TH AMD MAatCT L'alaw Paelae. Leave. Overland Limited a :54 am The China and Japan Fast MaU a 4:15 pm Colo, ft Calif. Ex a 4:1( pm California ft Ore. Ex. .a 4 25 pm Los Angeles Limited.... all M pm Fast Mall a : am Colorado Special tl: am North Platte Local a 1 10 am Arrrva. a S:l( pm a 1:19 pnr a SO pm a (10 pm B10 pm a BOO pm a 7 44 am a 4 50 pm Beatrice Local b (AO pm bl2 4( pm Ckleaco, Rock Islaaal ft Paelae. EAST. Chicago Limited a (:1( am a 7:19 am Iowa Local a 7 0 am a 4 JO pra Chicago Mall a ( 45 pra Iowa Local bll :0S pm b ( .56 pra Chicago (Eastern Ex.)..a5 06 pm a 1 35 pra Chicago (Iowa Loud.). .a (:(t pm al2.3 pm WEST. Rocky Mountain Lmti. .a 7:10 am a 1.05 am Colo, ft CaL Express. . .a l:o pm a 4:50 pm Okl. ft Texas Expreaa-a 4:0 pm aU.ui pra Lincoln.. Falrbury and BeUevue a 1:10 pm alO 10 arr Deo Moines Local a 4;li pra Wskatk St. Louis Express. ..... .a (: pm a SJ0 am Bt. Louis Local (from Council Bluffs a IA am al0:(0 pm B tan berry Ixcal (from Council Bluffs) b (:09 pra bll :39 am Chicago. Mllwamk.ee a St. rami. Chi. ft Colo. Special.. . .a 7:64 am a t JO am California ft Ore. Exp. .a (:4i pm a 1 13 pm Overland Limited a I.X6 pm a (: am Des Moines ft Cedar Rapkla Local b (:4S am bll:O0 pm Ckiewga ft Barthweaf srat. Cedar Rapids Paaa a 7:06 am a (:0t pot iltm pm ail 15 pm Twin City Express. ...a 7 50 am ...a S:U0 am Chicago Daylight .. Chicago Local Sioux City Local ... Carroll Local Sioux City Local.... Chicago Express ... Fast Mail aat Mii Twin C'tv Limited. Overlar.d Limited . Norfoik-Bonesteel Uncoln-Chadron ... eadwood-Llncola . Caaper-Shoahonl ... Hastlnga-Huperior . ...U M am a I 45 pm ...a 1-W pm a I 15 am ...a 4 Al pm a S:nO am a ( .45 pm ...t 15) pm a 7 30 am a liA pm ...a 13 pm a k n am m a B r.m a f :u5 am ...a I M pm a 1 am .a 7 40 am al0 35 am ....b T o am alO at am ....a (:( pm a I ( pm ....a ( ' pm a ( 6 pm ... b ( 00 pm b 5:05 pm FremoDt-Aibion ...o l-nj pm Pi3-no pm Los Angeles Limited ..a 1-50 pm alt Jt pm llltaols CaalraL . Chicago Express a ( 00 am a I 45 pra Minn, ft Bt. Paul xo...b ( 00 am a (16 pra Chicago Limited a 6 u pm a T 30 am Mian, ft Sr. Paul Lmtd..a SJ0 pm a 7 JO am Chicago Great W astern. Bt. Paul ft Minneapolla.. (.30 pra 7:19 am Ct. Paul ft Minneapolis.. 7.45 am 11.50 pm Chicago Limited ( 40 pra (Mam Chicago Eapreaa 7 44 am 11:50 pm Chicago Express I JO pen (.30 pm Mlaaoart Paelae. . K. C. ft St. L. Exp a liC am a ( 45 am K. C. A 6t L Lap all .15 pm a ( (5 p n Kebraaka Local a tM pm all:e am Kl stUSGTOS STATJOS ItrTH ft MAtOI BarllasTtea. Leave. Arrive Denver California... .a 4 Ik pra a (.30 pm Black Hills a 4 14 pm 4lApo Nurthweat Special a 4 1 pra a ( xO pra Northwest Lxpreas all : 10 pra a 7:10 am Nebraska Express a (.10 ara a 7:46 pra Ncbruxt Looel ........a I 10 am a t .46 pui Lincoia Ioca , a iaa ara Lincoln Fast Mall b IN pn el2.'l pra lJnooia Loal a 7: pm Ft. Crook ft Plaltara'tb.b ( 50 pm blO 26 am platlsmoutn a 7 pra a (.10 am I-envsr Limited a 7 16 ara Bellsvue ft Pao June, .a ( 3 am alWpm Chicago r pec ml a 7. A ara a 7 36 pm Chicaso E i press a (tf pm a I M pro Chicago lyar a (xe pra a I is pra lot Loc&l a ( 16 am alv u pm Bt. Louis Express a 4:U pra all 10 am Kanaas Cl(y-et Joe al pra 4(6 am Kaasas Clty-bc Jus.... .e 14 em a (00 pm Ksattit Clty-Sl Jue a 4 al pui WBBSTKR STATIOS-lftth at WESITEH rates a . St. raal, Mlaaeapalla ft Oaua aa. Leave. Twin Cl'y Paaeeager...b 4 am Bioux City paasngsr...a 2 w pra Emersoa Iocal b ( 46 pra Emereoa Local e (:4i ara Mlaawart Paelale. Local via Weeptng Wat -r m ( OS ara Falls City Local.. a ( ta) pm Arrlva b ( M pm all .30 am b ( 10 am (.50 pm a (.30 pra all AO ant a Daily, b Dally except Sunday, d Daily except Bataroay. sVtaadey Obi. O Deli except Monday TRAFFIC PROBLEM SERIOUS EiUrrod fiTiners kfties Elowor Tjaitu Ksctwgtr, f (T( F. S. iDitit. BURLINSTCH OrFlCIALS KICT HERE resae fraaa Chleaa svatd Other Titles to Ossaka to Adjaat Sebedales to Fit 4ew Cow sMtlaas. "The railroads cf ths west are confronted with passenger traffic condition which has to be met," said P. 8. Bustl paasenrer traffic manager of the Burlington of Chi cago, who Is In Omaha on this very prob lem. "The passenger business baa become so heavy that It could not be handled umler i the old schema and acme new plan had to ! bo developed. There waa a time when the j trains of the west were noted for the rpeed with which they were sent over the country. but because of the Increased business they : can no longer make that speed. Local bus iness Is Increaalng and the trains are be coming heavier, until now. If you take the report from any union depot In tha west. yon m see thst all trains are arriving late, all the way from forty minutes to two hours on the aversge." "It was patent that something had to be done. Either the running time of thes? trains h.vl to be let cut or slower trains put oh to handle the Intermediate busi ness and the faster ones let hustle along to care for the through business. There never ss much money In the passenger business, snd now that the legislatures have reduced the fares In the west there Is no special Inducement for ua to use up all the energy of our roads In hustling these passenger trains across the coun- try while train after train of freight la made to wait for them to pass. This. however, la not the main issue with u. The freight businesss Is so heavy that on I j tf"" Bio! track msds we must give more consideration to that business. Seises the Other Hera "Consequently we have selxed the other horn of the dilemma and have decided to I lengthen out the running time of the trains. Tha will make little material difference to the people of Omaha. We. for Instsnoe, will start our evering train for Chicago a little earlier and it will arrive at Chicago at S In the morning, the aame as niw. Our westbound train will arrive at Omaha at (:J0 from Chicago Instead of 7:3", aa at present, and to counteract this we will put In service dining cars bo patrons can get their breakfasts on the trains. "The matter of danger had .also to be considered, for the business Is so large that there waa real danger In speeding these trains across the country ths way we have been doing with the tracks as congested aa they are." Several Officials la Ossaka. Traffic and operating officials of ths Burl ington met Wednesday with General Man ager Holdrege to consider the time changes on ths western lines which have been de- elded upon. A new time card will be put Into effect June S on all western roads, lengthening the running time cf all trains between Chicago and the Pacific ocean. This will necessarily affect all train con nections in this section of the country and) makes quite a problem for railroad officials to solve. Those present at ths meeting were: P. 8. Eustls. passenger traffic manager; John Francis, general paasenger agent of the ! Burlington; L. W. Wakely. general pessen- ger agent of the lines west of the Mis souri river; W. A. Lolor of St. Louis and J. E. Buckingham of Omaha, assistant gen- oral passenger agents: G. T. Ross, general superintendent of- Missouri lines; H. E. By ram. general superintendent of lines west of the river; E. E. Toung. superin tendent of McCook division; C B. Rogers, superintendent Wymore division, and J. F. Vallery, general agent at Denver, INEQUALITIES IN OFFICE Sense Glaring lajastlces la Matters ( Government Pointed Oat by School Director. "We have some glaring m equalities In our city government affairs." remarked a thoughtful member of the Omaha school board. "Now we of the school board Tiavs some real work to do and we try To do It j up Frank Dyer and Fred Fairfield, whom faithfully and well. Sometimes we are, he found unloading the contents of a gar bard pressed ,for time, but It takes time! (age wajjon on a vacant lot near his house. to attend to the affairs of our public school and wo give It and time Is money. But ws neither ask nor receive any pay for our services. "Here, on the other hand, we have a water board which meets often enough to O. IC the salaries of the members, draw them, and a few puffs at their cigars and go home. Thla board has no work to do, hence does none, but draws pay. That's what I cell a glaring Inequality. If the city owned Its water works, or was any where near It, so that there would be something; for ths board to do. thsn It would be different, but every sans man knows as things are there Is nothing for this board to do; It is merely a sinecure, and what Is so surprising to me Is that the men who com pose it some ofy them could bring themselves to the point of ac cepting money out of the city treasury when they know better than anyone else that they do nothing to earn the money. , There la another testure about this 1 board which makes It exceptional It Is the only public organisation In the city whose dellberationa are secret. All other boards take the people, from whom they draw their power, into' their confidence, but this board does not; probably It has nothing outside of the salary matter to tell the public" SECOND SUIT FOR THE DOG M. J. Creevy Co sacs Bask lata Coart la Behalf of Tawaer. Mathew . J. Oreevy. through John O. T riser, his attorney, has filed a second suit In district court to restrain ths operation of Mayor Dahlman's second proclamation re quiring all dogs running loose to be mux sled. A temporary order waa Issued yes terday afternoon, returnable Monday. Dr. George L Miller Signed the bond. . The grounds of this suit are different from those of the first. The petition aeta np that the Initiative and ieferendum law was adopted by the city of Omaha at the last election and under thia law an ordi nance cannot become effective within thirty days of its passage unleaa It la passed by a uasnlmoos vots of the members of ths council, except under certaia condition a. When the muxtllng ordinance waa passed Councilman Bridges voted against It and Zimman was sbseut, therefore. It Is con tended, the ordinance cannot beeoxne opera tive for thirty days. . Tha second point In the petition Is that OCEAN STEAMSHIPS UUX LIKE CCU STEAMSHIPS UvnjtrocK. tO-asoow. lo-i-dok. suvaa. X swrs VKIOkUM M VleulKLSM. sruiie-ecivw larsaae eiua, sae Tt'NiaiaK. tua OiCaSI sa4 I'JfciA!. tvla-scrrva. KtMKkw. auMss mrm wsa.r srssa fcul kllU iisini Sees ta i imaqw Sc Lewrveos kivsr W aalisa axssaaaiaSiilnal wetfi. i galas: t i , aaS as vara . ,i I csoia 4s at sa4 apvsraa, Use ataaa Cesaa BMSMt Sm SS ass t"f ft tAsaraJTI. AH whn the llcens Is paid for a do the a".l mal becomes pe s nl property. The 4"c tkm of the ordinance allowing the trial of dogs In police court and their destruction by the polfca Is declared void because It will result In t!e destruction of propertl without tie procees of law. MORE LAND FRAUD QUERIES FeJJerml Oraad Jary Is Sal Taklagt Ip the Ssaall Cases to Re The federal grand Jury appeared be fort I Judge W. H. Munger Wednesday morning to obtain some Information relative to the character of evidence that should be con- sklered In the finding of an Indictment. The special question In point waa as te whether a defendant or accused party should be summoned to testify .before the grand Jury and whst weight should b given by the Jury to such testimony? Judre Munger stated to the J-iry that ths law did not provide for an accused party being summoned before a grand Jury and that In all cases in which the accused It being Investigated the appearance of tht accused before the Jury must be volun tary on his part. The accused should ho Informed before he ta called upon to gtr his evidence that he should exercise th utmost care In giving In such evidence aa may Incriminate himself. However. In general way the evidence of such a wit ness should be given the weight due to any other witness. It Is not probable that the Jury will bt enabled to complete its work Wednesday, aa at first contemplated, and no true Mill will be returred before Thursday. It arpeara after all that a number of land fraud cases are under Investigation by the Jury. Thsy are. however, of a rela tively unimportant character and are sup plemental investigations Into some of ths larger land casea hitherto Investlarated. Witnesses are In Omaha from several Kan sas points to tvrtlfy In these matters, par ticularly as relating to the witnesses being solicited to make filings on Nebraska lands ,n ,h. Interest of some of the cattre men and ranchmen In the Alliance land district tinder the Klnkald law. i 1 ne presence of several secret servloa men In Omaha and about the federal build- tng indicates that the scope of the lnves ligations by the present grand Jury may bo more extended than at first contemplated by the Jury. MORMON SHAFT AT FLORENCE Moaameat la Proposed by Cbarcla at Salt Lake City for Little City -to tha Xarth. The elders of the Mormon church of Salt Lake are negotiating fr the erection of a splendid monumesx In the Mormon cemetery at Florence. A committee front Salt Lake waited on the city council of Florence and made the proposition that ths Mormon church .would erect A splendid, monument provided the city of Florence) would fence the cemetery and care for tha (rounds. The cemetery belongs to tha city of Florence to which It was deeded f-.r cemetery purposes with the understanding that If It waa ever abandoned It would revert to the Parker estate. The council appointed a committee to get estimates on fences and to report at the next meeting Monday night. There seems to be no doubt the council will act favorably on the pro position as It would be 'a great card to Florence to have a splendid monument erected there. The first Mormons who crossed the platna stopped for the winter at Florence and called it their winter quarters and at one time had quite a city, (.000 people living j there. After the Mormons left Florence went back, but it la now traveling forward at a rapid rate. NUISANCE STOPPED WITH GUN Gar baa Dasaalagt Ceases When W. A. Brett Gels His' Faltbfal Maaket Drawa. Taklrtg down the old shotgun from Itg pegs on the kitchen wall, aa did the old New Engenders when Paul Revere made bis famous ride. W. A. Scott, 4306 North Twenty-fourth street, responded to ths call of Health Commissioner Gonoell to the people to help hlra prevent further dump ing of garbage In the city limits late Tues day, and at the point of the weapon held He compelled them to remain where they were until the arrival of Patrolman Mor rison, who sent them to JalL - Scott, who Is a determined sort" of per son, said be did not want any dteeaaa germs snd bad odor byought to his very door snd Intended to put a complete and everlasting stop to the prsctlce. Dyer, and Fairfield were fined (1 and costs each by Judge Crawford Wednesday morning and ! tt"" of! warning te guide them In the future. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is a medi cine of great worth and merit. Try it when you have a cold: . . WHO WILL BE QUEEN OF MAY? Race far This ePopelar Craws te Be Glvea at the Aadltorlasa Beeeaaee laterestlasj. H pedal plana are being made for tha opening of "The Streets of Paris." at the Auditorium Monday evening and the man agement has provided for a flower drill by about 100 girls under ths direction of W. E. Chambers. The girls will be thoroughly drilled fur the performance, which will taka place on the Auditorium stags and the evo lutions will conclude with a scenic repre sentation of the "Budding of the Queen." The voting contest for the Queen of tha May, who will be crowded during the sec ond week of the carnival. Is receiving con siderable attention and many rotes are be ing cast for ths favorite candidates. The standing tf the candidates: Vo'es. Ethel Robertson.. 4 !xutse Pet k ...... H" Myrtle Moves. &2 Edna Hunter Manche IP wland 2 Julia IHiritns ju...lti Marie Butta 19" Marie Coffmaa... .171 Votes. Roaalln Hull 117 Marion Connell. .. .1)2 Mary L McBnsoe 11 Mae Bovee 67 Minnie P.oberts (1 Emma Vorwall.... 19 Agnes Morgan..,.. 11 MUCH JOY OVER LOW RATE Flerearo People Are Elated at Se. reiving Flve-at Street Car Faro. People of Florence are elated over their victory la securing a (-cent fare to that thriving suburb. The Florence Items, through H a editor. F. B. Nit hois, started the xaovemeat sad ealied fur a mass meet ing, at which a -committee was appointed to confer wtth the street railway com pany, asking .for a A-cent fare and through -ear service. The (-cent fare is granted and citlxens of Florence hope within ths next year to show enough Increase in business to warrant ths company la establishing a through car service. Florence now has electric lighta, permanent sldwalks. 3C0 telepones In the exchange, sewers snd snany new buildings Modern houses are being constructed aad Mala street will be paved this summer. Ths county commis sioners will pavs one cede, the city tha other, aad the street railway aompaay be tween the tracks.