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OFFERED FOR RENT
ad ttea Coatlnne4
( ROOMS upstairs; no children 2KW Dav
enport Bt. (15-720 ICx
7 TtOOMff, new. all i.if
Key at No. &..
lodtrn, 2252 N. T'th,
(lo--iM
Bo. JSth St.. pressed brick, all modern.
' rooms, St. Louis nut.' lawn, rar Una,
127-W. (16) M390 16x
HOUSES ln " prU f tn c"r- Th
iiWWOUO u F Davla Co., Bee Bldg.
.. (lo)-l-l
11-ROOM house, modern, 1901 California St.;
references required. Breen & Bloom, 613
Be Bldg. (lhr-7i
9-ROOM. hlgh-grsde dwelling to lease one
or two years; poss sslon June 1.
VV. L. SKUU.
MO Board of Trade llldg. 'Phone Dong. 1510.
(ISN-M'mO 18
Balldlnaa.
1312 HAR.NET 8T.-8 floors and basement,
J.1xl20 feet; suitable for wholesale. Mo
Cague Investment Co., 1608 Dodge St.
(15) 491
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TUB entire building now occupied by the
Rally News, 44xW feet, I stories and base
ment. McCague Investment Co., Hot
Dodge St (15) (93
HOTEL TO RENT An unfurnished hotel
at Hlieldon, la.; ha .12 bedrooms and has
been thoroughly repaired this, spring; lo
' cation Is first class. Address VV N
' tftTong Y Son, Sheldon, la, (15) M72 Hx
" Omars.
ROOM 4, Continental block, and large re
ception room; very suitable for dentist's
.or -doctor's office; lower windows, Kobt
H. Bennett, Agent. Room U, Continental
Blk. (16 167
FOR RENT
STORES AND
OFFICES
IN
RAMGE BUILDING.
-..APPLT TO w- R HOMAN,
I51T FARNAM ST, TEL. DOUOLAB 64.
(16)--M036
FpR RENT--D8k room ln Bee office, city
hall building. 417 N. 26th St., South
Omaha. Apply to manager. (15) 134
OFFICES
For Rent in The
J Bee Building
Room 623, stse 14t4x26; baa vault.
Room a, else 7Vxl5.
Room 807, size lrxl6.
Room 52), else 8x2.
Room 640, else UVxl9.
Room 648, slxe lxX and 20x 22; has vault
and good enuth and east light.
Rooms 18 and 238; are occupied at present;
will be available June 1. This Is a fine
suite of offices. Here Is an opportunity
to rent space In a well appointed office
building. Janitor service and electric
lights free. Apply Business Office of He.
. (16)-M727
, Stores.
FOR RENT The best located corner store
In Omaha, Farnam and lth Sts., Board
of Trade Bldg. Bee P. J. Phllbln, Bchliti
- i'i - (15) 17
FOR RENT One-hMf store. First floor,
Farnam Bt.. 22x130. also all second floor,
ilxVJO, between 11th and 12th St. Freight
and passenger elevator. The Putman Co.,
504 N. Y. Ufa. (lfi)-8i
STORE ROOM. H0 N. 18th. $20. Bemla,
Paxton Blk. (10) 9311
$10.00, 4303 Hamilton 8t,v storeroom, brick
building. R. C. PETERS CO. (15)-ti7
OFFERED FOR SALE :
1" r
Fencing;.
AKCHOR and Iron fencing; wire fencing
5o per foot. 205 N. 17th St. Tel. Red 814.
(10) i IV
. Forattnre. , . .
FINE ot.k roller top desk and chair; cheap.
n over eouinwest corner 14th snd
Douglas Sts. (W)--M7a 17x
2D-HAND furniture bought and sold; busl
neHS on the square. Rosenberg Co., for
merly with Chicago Furniture Co.. 10 8.
14th. . D, 6886. (16I-MS18 Jel5
ANTIQUE Jardlnlerea. candle sticks, ma
hoguny furniture; exchange for clothes.
S. 10th St. A. Klser.
06) -M814 Jel5x
. FOLDING bed for sale. 2718 Ohl St.
(16)-M 18
Pianos, Organs, Maslcal Instruments.
-PIANO Square, 10; DO cents weekly. Per
field Piano Co.. loll Farnam St.
' (18)-M164
Piano Buyers'
Attention!
Notice the following bargains ln our ai'
Change kuartinanti.
Walnut Case L'prlght
New England L'prluht
; Kimball l'prlght. Rosewood Caae
' Chlckerlng (good condition)
Smith & Ilarnea, Oak oase
New Tork Sample Piano
J. C. Fisher. Burl Walnut (W:.
I 60.00
1(10.00
115.00
tl25.00
160.00
176.00
10.U
I vera & Pond (largest atyle) 226.00
TERMS TO SUIT.
Btetnway, Vose, Emerson and other square
pianos, '&, $35, $45 and up.
Maaon 4 Hamlin, Kimball, Eetey and other
organs, tl0 f 15s IX and up.
We rent ne pianos from S3 upward; also
, move, store, tune and repair instrument
of all make.
Terms to suit the convenience of purchaser.
SCIIMOLXER & MUELLER
PIANO CO.
1111 and Kit Farnam St. Tel. Doug. 1626
- (18)-r-(i8
BEFORB buying a piano consult me. I
can save you .00. Address A 817. care
Be. (1)-M871 19
UOPaJ piano certlflcate. Address O 857.
(16) M6W 1X
FOR BALEQood Emerson upright piano,
at a sacrifice. Apply 8418 Hamilton.
. (161-171
$200 DISCOUNT on Knabe Upright atyle F,
In perfect condition, used onl three
months and taken In trade.
MATTHEWS PIANO CO.,
1518-14 Harney St., Omaha, Neb.
' . (l)-2
Pool an4 Billiard Tables.
FOR BALK New and secondhand billiard
and pool tablos. We lead the world ln
' cheup bar fixtures: easy payments. Bruns-wlck-Balke-Collendar,
407 S. 10th Bt.
(16) .M 881
Typewriters and sewing Machines.
T YPEWRITERS Best bargains In Omaha,
$3 60 to $50; call and See our line. Ken. lea
. Typewriter Exchange, 641 Paxton Blk.
, (16) MiS JeS
ONE Remington typewriter, No. 6. In good
condition, tor sale cheap. Call at Bee
Offtce. 0)-ix
Mia
t GAS AND ELECTRIC
! . FIXTURES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
We furnish estimates. If you are
going to build, write for catalogue.
BURGESS -URANDEN CO.,
Ill 8. 15th. . 'Phone Doug, est
. U)-17
Besley Letter Cabinet
Male of walnut and) having two Indexed
. filing cases; an ornamental and ust tul of
' flea fixture, at a bargain. m Wrlxht. at
The Bee bualnuaa orftca. (14833
FOR SALE First-class afore fixtures,
ahowcusea. ate. Globe Land and Inveat
ineut Cc Imi Farnam St, Omuha, Nth.
Utij-Ml
OOOD combination typewriter, roller ton
daak, for aila. 70? N. Y. L. 06) 5 16
FEW bargains In Id-hand soda fountains;
uiwtUf vyuiiu. prrlabt. Ills m
Oi)-178
I
OFFERED FOR SALE
Mlarellaneoaa 4"on tinned,
HOMF-MADF. ORAFB WINE. 10 TEARS
OLD. $1 FF.R GALLON. CACKLE V
BROS., OPPOSITE P. O.
(IS) 841 Julyl
AWNINGS; they're not expenslv. Call
Ijoiig. KKi snd our representative lll rail.
Omnia Tent and Awnlnir Co. (ii jtj
FOK BALE; Men's and women's ready-to-wear
HothlnR; new Mock. Just received
On dollar will be credited to vour ac
count on a purchase of $10 or ' more If
this sdvirtlfemcnt In presented. Homo
Credit Clothing Co, 1020 Dodge.
U)-M421 MIS
; SEND us yo'v rr.all orders for drugs:
rreisht pak on 110 lota. Myers-Dillon
Drug Co., Omaha. () ITS
SHFRWIN WILLIAMS CO.. best mixed
paint Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
(ie 176
ALMOST new safe; slxe. 22x11x1617".
Mills County Abstract Co., Olenwood, la.
(16) M59 18
MILLET SEED A. W. Wagner, 801 N. lh.
(1) 17B
KINDLINO FOR SALE at $100 per load.
Imiulre of Mr. Jard'tie at 9th and Jones
streets. . (16) M22
FOR BALE Chenp. nearly new sewing ma
chine and smull table; parties leaving
city. Call at 513 N. 21st St.
(18) MS09 18x
fSO-riATfT Tires TZc and up. E. E. Leu
JJ WliU rence. 8708 Leavenworth St.
(16) lao M26
.GROCER'S Ice box; cheap. 10T N. 12th.
(lfi)-770 Junel
BILLARD table. 4 balls and cues; every
thing complete cheap. 'Phone Harney
077. f (16)-617 Sox
HALL'S safes, new, 2d-hand. 1818 Farnam.
il 174
A J-HORSETOWER Edison electric motor,
ICO. Louis Fletcher, 1C22 Capitol Ave.
(16)-710
ENGINE and boiler; $150 If taken quick.
Omaha Box Co., East Omsha.
(16) M739 21X
FOR SALE 20-syrup soda fountain, la food
condition; mahogHny ennopy top, onyx
trimmed body. Call or address Schnefer's
Cut Price Drug Store, 15th and Douglas,
Omaha. MR M728 Jel4
PATENTS
LARSON & CO. Book free.
Bee Bldg.
(17)-180
D. O. BARNEL.L, patent attorney and ma
chine designer. Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 7117.
(17) 671 Jel2
PERSONAL
CITT STEAM LAUNDRY Shirts pressed,
not Ironed. 211 S. 11th St. Tel. Doug. 254.
(18) Ul
8YRINQES, rubber goods, by roall; cut
trices. Send for free catalogue. MyeTs
'lllon Drug Co.. Omaha, (18) 184
MINERAL WATER BATHS. Turner Rest
and Water Cure, Colfax, la.
(18) M396 Je9x
RUPTURE CURED No knife, no deten
tion from buslneaa. QUICK CURE RUPTURE-
CO.. over 8. W. Cor. 14th and
Douglas, Omaha. 18-M6&8 M31
PLEATING
ALL KINDS.
Buttons, Rushing,
Embroidery.
Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and shrink.
Ing only 6c per yard. Send for price list
and samples.
GOLDMAN PLEATING CO.,
10 Douglas Block. Tel. Douglas 1838.
(15) 188
OMAHA Stammerers' Institute. Ramge
Bldg.. . ..... (18)-182
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits oaat-off
clothing; ln fact, anything- you do not
need. We collect, repair and sell, at 111
N. 11th St., for co.it of collecting, to the
worthy poor. Call 'Phone Doug. 4136 and
wagon wlU call. . (18) fill
f AflMF.TTPftm'nt nfl bath. Mme.
fllAUINHiALSmltn m N i6tbi gd' floor.
" ' ' ' (18) 185
8EWINQ machines rented, any make, 76o
per week or U per month. Second-hand
machines for sale, $5 and up. Nebraska
Cycle Co., l&tb and Harney. (18) 184
CAUTION STEIN WAT PIANOS. Beware
of bos us Instruments offered as genuine
8TEINWAY PIANOS. A fine stock of
new and used STE1NWAT pianos at very
low prices may be found at the Schmoller
& Mueller Piano Co.. 1313 Farnam St.. and
they are the only authorised representa
tives ln Nebraska. (18) M668
HELEN You are always suspicious. That
bottle' contained the "Manlorl Hair
Grower." Got It at E. R. Bruce A Co.
Its a great big help to a tired head.
"Baldy." (18)-00$
FOR anything ln the sewing machine line
go to P. E. Flodman A Co., 1514 Capitol
Ave. s Q8) 718 JelS
THE ELITE, newly established massage
and bath parlors. Expert lady operator
solicits select patronage. 13H Farnam
St., second floor, (13) 782 17x
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
RUSSELL ft M'KITRICK CO.. 43! Ramge,
d)
W. H. TURRELL. 16 Patterson Blk. Doug.
Wtn. (1)-581
BEARS. S21 N. Y. Life. Tel. Red 17.
. (H) 681
PAYNE 1NV. CO.. 1st fir. N. T. L. Doug'.
1781- q9)-633
ALFRED C. KENNEDY. 208 First NaVl
bank bldg. 'Phone Doug. 728. (18) 40
CfiCORQH COMPANY,
1601 Farnam. Tel. Douglas 758.
(W-711
R. C. PETERS. Bee Bldg.
(19)-7U
U W. BUNNELL & CO.. 822 N. Y. Life.
Doug aa 614. (lJ)-tJ
CITY PROPfERTl fOH SAI.R
BIG SNAP
South front lot on Douglus
Kt between 42d and 44th Sts.,
lot 42x128, on a terrace, sewer,
water and gas In the street,
fine location, new houses
being built all oround It, only
one block from Farnam Pun
dee car. Don't fall to let ua
ahow you this lot.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.
th Floor, N. Y. Ufa.
0)-54 16
BEMIS PARK HOME
0 $4,500 for 8318 Lincoln boulevard,
well constructed, 8 rooms, all mod
ern, having splendid location on
boulevard, fronting south; house has
always been occupied by owner and
never rented, and has only been
built four or five years; handy to
two car lines; house Is flnlahed In
oak on first floor, hard pine on sec
ond; lot Is exceptionally large, being
68x190 ft.; also 12-ft. alley in rear;
large shade trees and fine lawn;
house Is now being painted, other
wise Is in fine repair. Terms rea
sonable. For further particulars see
GEORGE & CO., 1601 Farnam St.
P8)-M780 Itx
FOR SALE Near High school, one 10 and
one 6-rtm house and full lot on paved
street. Address F 339. care Bee.
(1)-M6CT 18
FOR SALE Two modern houses and large
barn, on block north of Hanscom park;
paved street, eaat front, lot 76x150. East
ern owner will sell at a bargain.
THOMAS BKENNAN.
Room IN. X. L. Bld.
U3J-444
THE OMAHA
Doiv'l ForJet That You Ctn Telephone
your want ads direct to The Dee, Douglas 235, and pay
for the advertisement when you call for the answers.
REAL ESTATE
CITY THOPKHTY FOH SALE.
(Continued.)
15 LOTS
IS lots H-n-ilIe southweet bf Forrest Lawn
cemetery. 25x126. smooth, nice laying lota.
Selby, 440 Board of Trade Bldg.
1!-M832 18
$1,350
WE OFFER FOR A FEW DATS ONLY.
Nearly new 4-room cottage, city water, gas,
barn, chicken house, fruit trees, grapes,
etc. Ground 124x100 ft.; block Jo car;
26th and Fort Bts. 8626 cash, balance on
very easy terms.
BIRKETT & TEBBENS,
423 Bee Building. Tel. Douglas 4754.
(19) M880 18
9-ROOM house; modern except heat; cist
ern, shrubbery, 60-foot lot. 4211 Harney.
(19)-M730 17
$1,900 DANDY 6-room cottage near Man
derson and 23d; part modern: lot 67x144;
fruit; one block from car. Bee us quick
'Phone Doug. 6639. O. M. Underhill ft Co..
83J0 N. 24th. (19)- M330 $1
FOR SALE Two good lots at 81st and
Ike Sta; $300 euch: paving and other
taxes' all paid. The O. F. Davis Co.
(19)-M683 18
BEAUTIFUL BEMIS
RESIDENCE
PARK
An opportunity Is offered to
the party desiring a choice
home In the property at 8509
Hawthorne Ave.; owner leav
ing the city and offers to sell
his beautiful home at cst; lot
Is 82x176, lays fine. In the high
est point of Bern Is park; ce
ment driveways, walks, paved
street.
House has teen built less
than two years, la modern
and up-to-date in all Its ap
pointments, has eight large
rooms, halls- and closets;
splendid bath, equipped with
shower; also toilet room on
first floor; large attic; house
newly painted.
Downstairs Is finished In
oak, walla docorated, natural
finish upstairs, combination
fixtures; the yard is very
pretty, having fruit and shade
trees, shrubbery, etc., includ
ing fifteen natural forest elm
trees.
If lyou are looking for a
choioe home do not fall to see
this property; owner Uvea on
the premises and will gladly
show property. Price, 810,000.
R. II. LANDERYOU,
Board of Trad Bldg.
Telephone Douglas 2151.
' 09)-861 18
T
$3,100.
Modern 7-room house, hot water heat,
finely located, ' on corner and paved street,
paving paid for. Will give term;
BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
642 Paxton Blk.
(19)-M746 IT
CAN YOU BEAT THESE f
$50 Cash, $10 mo., 6 Per Ct. Int.
Good 4-room cottage,' city
water, full corner lot, on Bur.
dette St., west of Military
. Ave., only 31,260.
Very desirable 8-room mod
ern dwelling, ln best condition,
large corner lot fronting east,
on paved street, permanent
walks, shade, etc. A choice
home bargain In West Farnam
district, only 83,700.
Eight-room house, good re
pair, t lots, shade, etc., close ln":
and well located, near 21st and
Center, price $2,000.
Two rood t and 7-room cot
tages, best repair, cfiy water,
omer lot. permanent walks, i
barns. Bnap at $2,600. Your
own terms of payment
Nine-room house, partly new,
city water, lot 66x156, good lo
cation, near 27th and Chicago,
$3,900.
Two fine 12-room modern
apartments, ground 60x180, east
and west frontage, paved
street, permanent walks, etc.,
$7,000. Terms to suit.
Neat 6-room cottage, good as
new, corner lot, 25th and
Sprague. $1,450.
Good 6-room cottage, full lot,
barn and outbuildings, fine lo
cation, near 43d and Corby.
$1,200..
6-room house, full lot, east
. front, close ln and well situ
ated, only $1,300.
Two fine east front lots on
paved street, best location, on
Military Ave., near Patrick
Ave., paving, sewer, perma
nent sidewalk, gas and water,
all paid.
Choice 6-room all modern
cottage. In best oondltlon, hot
water heat, electric llsht,
paved street, cement walks,
etc., finest Inside location, near "
85th and Davenport, a bargain
at $3,000. - .
Good 7-room house, city
water, near 2th and Grant
Bts., only $1,050.
V'ery deslisble 8-room mod
ern dwelling, full lot, south
front, well located, near 2Mh
and Franklin Sta., a rare bar
gain at $2,250.
Good 12-room mocVrn dwel
ling or rooming and boarding
apartment, beat repair, cloae
In, near 18th and Leavenworth
Sts., price $C.6u0.
We can arrange terms to
meet your requirements.
Se ua '.oday and aubmtt
offers.
Russell & McKitrick Co.,
432-33-84 Ramge Bldg..
15th and Harney Bis.
(19)-849 17
OUR BIG BARGAINS
2010 N. 24th St.
A fin 7-room, all modern
house, on paved street nice
lawn and shade. We want you
to look through this house and '
come In and make ua an offer.
Will only be on the market a
few days mora,
NOLAND & GRAHAM.,
'Phone Rd 1188. 1614 Harney St.
09)-M9U 17
NOTICE Snap, corner Jot In ttst Farnam
district. Iuxl3 feet; aephalt pavement:
prwe.
S3.0UU, Audreaa 4U 8. 15th Bt.
(li 837
DAILY BKEt FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1M7.
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued,)
$28,000 INVESTMENT
Paying 12V2 Per Cent Net
Substantial, well constructed business block,
cloae to business center; never vacated;
small cash payment, balance from rentals.
$21,000 INVESTMENT
Substantial brick business corner, $5,0)0
cash, balance frctn rentals.
$9,000 INVESTMENT
Substantial 8-story brick, $2,500 cash, bal
ance from rentala
The above are as dealraMe properties aa
there are In Omaha.
Room 232 Neville Blk.
(19) MS94 17
ALL MODERN COTTAGE
FOR $2,200
Tli.i cottage has 6 rooms, good
furnace, bath, located on Bristol
St., near 84th 8L car line.; south
front lot, 60x148 ft.; good lawn and
fine shade trees. Don't fall to ask
us about this. Where can you buy
a neater llttla home on paved street,
near car line, for less money X
GEORGE aV CO., 1801 Farnam St.,
(19)-M761 19
LIST your property with the Westers
Home Bulltlers, rms. 22-23 Nebraska Natl,
Bank Bldg. (is)) 714
D EAL ESTATE TITLE-TRU8T
CHAS. Ii WILLIAMtiON.Pras.
(19)-190
-
IF YOU are thinking of building It will
pay you to see the Western Home Build
ers, rooms 23 and 23, Neb. Nat. Bank
Bldg., for prlcea and terms.
19)-M645
FOR BALE House, S rooms, modern ex
cept furnace, 2807 Cuming BU Price,
$2,800. Easy term.
JOHN F. FLACK.
City Savings Bank, 16th ana Douglas.
, (19)-189
VERY desirable 9-room bouse In new
cathedral district and near car line, with
full lot, for sale or trade for smaller
house cloae ln. Inquire owner, 413 N.
th St (19)-M797 19x
MODERN COTTAGE
All modern 6-room cottage, very desirably
located, on paved street, permanent walks,
shade trees. Will give terms.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
642 Paxton Blk.
09) M744 17
FOR 8ALE 7 rooms, modern, $3,550, by
owner at 3309 N. 87th Ave. 09) M484 lTx
VERY desirable east front lot on 33d and
Capitol. 67x135. One of the finest build
ing sites ln Omaha; surrounded by moat
beautiful homes; prloe $4,000.
CONRAD YOUNG,
1618 Dodge St
09) 713 16
DUNDEE
$76060x135, on water main, on grade,
trees, cement walk, street graded, ask
about this. Selby, 4(0 Board of Trade
Bldg. (19)-M831 18
FOR BALB Southwest comer North 36th
and Charles streets, fronting 3 ft on
25th and 121 feet on Charles. W. H. Grit
nth, owner, 2621 Chicago. St.
(19I-M834 17x
SPECIAL
4217 Harney Bt, 8-room
house, all modern, cement
walks, good neighborhood,
ewer connection, everything
In good shape, house vacant
can be seen ajiy time. Price
83,000; reasonable terms.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.
6th Floor, N. Y. Life.
(19)-855 16
6-room, IVi -story bouse near 26th
and Spencer, modern except furnace;
good order; lot 36x132; only $2,200. -
6-room new house, with second
story unfinished, modern except fur
nace, near 20th and Miami, lot i Ox
122; 12,600.
W. H. GATES,
617 N. Y. Life. 'Phone D. 129.
(19)-85S 18
819 N. 4T2d St.
.rooms, strictly modern,
mantel and grate, barn 16x24.
ISi-atory, sealed Inside, with
washrack; fine lot, on which
there Is lots of shrubbery.
New wire fence. Paving tax
all paid. Price, $3,750. It Is a
bargain.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
SOLE AGENTS,
1001 K. Y. Lit Bldg. 'Phone D. 3151
(l)-858 18
$2?0 AND UP
$25 Cash, $10 Per Month
DON'T BUY A LOT UNTIL YOU SEE
one of those finest of all sub
urban building sites; over 40
Choice lots from which to se
lect; only i blocks south of
Benson business center and
Military Ave. car line. Wa
can make terma to ault on
one or more lots. Call or
'phone Douglas 857 and we
will meet you on the ground.
RUSSELL & M'KITRICK CO.,
432-4 Ramge Bldg.,
Fifteenth and Harney Bts.
BOLE AGENTS.
(19-0 17
AVicrrnra of title; quick eervloe. 'Phone
lYUBUUlia (or pricet. Guarantee Ab
stract Co.. Patterson Uik. "Phone Red Ml.
(l'-M670 M31
WHEN you write to advertisers, remember
It take hut a few strokes of the pen to
tat that you saw the "ad." ln The Bee,
REAL ESTATE
FARM AMD HisCU LA US FOR SALS.
Kaaeaa.
WANTED A rent to represent us In the
sal of our Kansas lands. Write for par
ticulars. Glob Land and Investment Co.,
Ocualia, Nab. (Au-Mi
REAL ESTATE"
FARM AU JtASlll LADS FOR LR
Canada.
Canadian Lands For Sale.
Elgnt sections first class winter wheat nn1
eight miles from town with three large
coal mines, output about 8.0o0 tons per
day, and 400 or M Inhabitants, just be
ginning to settle up. Land Is black loam
with yellow clay subsoil, nice smooth,
level land, no rocks. Uood terms to par
ties who can handle chunk. Address. J.
H. Eevers, Chinook, Mont (20) 296 J6
A MIXED FA RM I NO OR RANCHING
SNAP.
Nearly 6f0 acres In Saskatchewan, 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 Ideal proposition for
a small ranch. Running wnter ahundnm-e
of hay land wood for shelter of stock.
Fine building site on bank of river. Price
$in per acre. Terms, $3 cash, balance In
three equal annual Instilments. WM.
PEARSON CO., Ltd.. S28D Northern Rnk
Bldg., Winnipeg. Man. (20)
Colorado.
,
HOMESTEADS Good farming land near
railroad. Bernard Glllllland, 14 Clsvton
Blk., Denver, Colo. (30) M527 M27x
FOR SALE 40 acres. Delta Cou nt if, Colo
rado.. $2,000 ; 41 acres Conejos County.
Colorsdo. $110. wster rights; 4 lots. Mor
gan Colo., $; 320 acres Bourbon County,
Kansas, $9,600; 160 acres, Hitchcock
County, Nebraska. $2,000. J. I. Csse T.
M. Co., Racine. Wis. (20) MX) 22
Nebraska.
A GOOD farm, well Improved, 20 miles west
of Omaha, for sale on easy tcrma, 5 p
cent Interest, if taken in next $o dayi.
Address Y 244. Bee. CO) 49.
FOR 8 ALE OR TRADE
For general merchandise. 640 acres Im
proved relinquishment; Improvements
cost $1,000; land rolling; sandy soil; loo
acre in corn; 20 acres hog tight fence:
26 miles north of North Platte, Nob; 4
miles U. P. R, R. staked survey; 4 miles
general store; H mile school. This place
raised 3.000 bu. corn last year; good water;
have other buulness. lor quick sale,
$1.8i0. Harry G. Lamb, Ringgold. Mo
Pherson County, Neb. (20) M873 19x
PTTTIT.ln HAT.W!
At the farm. ne, EU-c. 18. Town. 15, R. 4
iv, w nw, ckc. ii, Town, in, R. p),
situated 1 mile east and 2W miles south
of Valley and mile south and 2 miles
west of Waterloo, Friday, May 24, '07. at
the farm, at 1 o'clock p. m. sharp. Good
bam and good houses on both eighties;
water In pasture; an Ideal stock farm,
and could be made one of the finest fnrms
ln the west for cattle feeding. Good farm
land. Object of selling Is, same Is In
heritance property and must be solij to
apportion and settle up the estate of Annie
E. Brown, deceased. Terms, cash. For
further Information call on or addrefls
John L. Yeager, Valley. Nen.
(20) M863 22x
IMPROVED farms In eastern Nebraska;
Sarpy and Douglas counties. B. J. Ovr
ton, Gretna, Neb. (8rt)-M878
Texas-
THE LANDOF SUNSHINE
Have some rare bargains' In beautiful
Brazos valley; It can not be surpassed;
the flneet part of Texas. Chn raise alfalfa,
corn, cotton, sugar cane and rice; fine
fruit country; plenty of water. My offer
Is a snap; better Investigate it; $15 to $30
per acre, worth double?. Cheap railroad
rates 1st an4 3rd Tuesdays of each month.
For particulars address Robert C. Dnies
edow, 809 New York Life Bldg., Omaha,
Neb. - (20)-MS87
10,000 Acres in the Pan-Handle
In Bailey County, Texas.
We guarantee this entire tract to be
perfect ln every respect, there Is no finer
land In the Pan-Handle. Land adjoining
this tract Is retailing at $12 to $14 per
acre, by fall It will all retail at $16. We
will price balf of this tract at a figure
which will clear you from $5 to $6 per
acre by retailing It. Address G. A. Grs
man, Oskaloosa, la. (20) M874 Jel6
Miscellaneous.
OVER 100 Improved farms, some snaps,
close to St. Paul. Send for Real Estate
Bulletin, giving prices and locations.
Akerman. Londstrom, Minn.
(20) M804 Z2X
REAL ESTATE LOANS
81,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property In Omaha; lowest rates;
no delay. Thomas Brennan, Room 1 N . Y.
Life. (32)-193
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith A Co., 1330 Farnam St
(23)-193
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
(23-194
PRIVATE MONEY F. D. Wead, 1520 Doug.
. (32) 19j
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
O'lCEEFE R. E. CO.. 1001 N. Y. Life Bldg.
T (22)-M79.i
8500 TO $60,000 TO LOAN at lowest rates; no
delay. GARVIN BROS.. 1604 FARNAM.
(23)-197
BUILDING loans on residence property; $
per cent W. a. Melkle, Ramge Block,
j (23)-193
i LOWEST RATES Bemts, Paxton Block.
(22) 1M
WANTED-Clty loan. R. C. Petera ft Co.
(23)-200
LOAN8 on Improved city property W. H.
Thomas, 606 First National Bank Bldg.
. 22)-199
. WANTED TO BUY '
WANTED To fiuy, second-hand furniture,
cook and heating .stoves, carpets, ilnol-
' urns, ofllc furniture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilts
and all kinds of tools; or will buy the fur
nltur of your house complete. Will buy
antique or mahogany furniture. The high
est prices paid. Call the right man. Tel
Douglas 8-71. (26)- 393 Myl7
CASH paid, for ld books. Crane-Foye Co,
818 8- 14th. 'Phone Douglas 132L
(26) 201
FOX TERRIER pup wanted. Will pay
cash. T. B. Lancaster, Biurets. 8. D.
(S)-M231 17x
WANTED TO RENT
FOUR to six rooms, second floor; modern;
new building preferred. Address F 856,
care Bee. (2ti)-M4 20x
FEATHER BEDS WANTED - Highest
prices paid for old feather bed; send
postal; will be In the pity for-one week.
Addreaa Y 93. care Bee. Cli-t. 21x
WANTED SITUATION
MAN with large experience as manager
and superintendent In building and con
tracting bualntae wants poaltlon. Ad
dreaa E-338. Be. (27) Mft9 18x
WANTED Poaltlon a head miller. Ad
dress P-348 Bve. (27) M693 18X
WHEV you write to advertiser, remember
It takea but a few scratches rf the pen
to atMc that you aaw the ad. ln The Bee.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
SEALED PROPOSAL8 WILL BE RE
celved at office of treasurer Battla Moun
tain Sanitarium. N. H. D. V. 8.. Hot
Springs, South Dakota, until 12 o'clock m.
June a. 19"7. and then opened, for furnish
ing and delivery of aubalstence supplies, in
accordance with Instructions and tpeclflca
tlona, copies of which, with blank pro
posals, with other Information, may be had
upon application to W. A. Tucker, trena
tursr. Mif-2-29.
GOVERNWENTNOTICES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
United States Reclamation--' S-TVlee,
Washington, D. C. May 3. li7. Sealed
proposnls will be received at the ofTIre of
the United States Reclamation Service,
Vltrhrll. Nebraska, until 2 o'clock p. m,
June 1017, for th construction, on the
North Pintle project. In the vicinity of
Mitchell, Nebraska, of wooden and ateel
bridges snd of concrete structures. In
volving about 11. nm cubic yards of con
crete, and for furnishing about 4&0.00O
pounds of strurtursl and reinforcing steel
and shout m.W pounds of cast Iron head
pates and operating devices therefor. Spe
cifications, form of propositi ,snd plans
may be obtained at the offices of the
United States Reclamation Service. Wash
ington. I. C. ; Crawford. Nebrnski, or
Mitchell. Nebraska. JAMES RUDOLPH
GARFIELD, Secretary. MylO-13-i5-17
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE SEA LED HIPfl WILL HE RE
celvcd at the office of ftie secretary of
stste for furnishing and Installing - one
steam holler, one steam engine nnl one
dynitmo at the sttite penitentiary at Lin
coln, Nebraska; nlso one pump nnd motor
at In-ane hospital tit Lincoln. TV'ts clos.
Mn,v 22 at 2 o'clock p. m. P'11 cltlcitlons
now on file. GEO. C. JU.NKIN, Seer-'tury
of Hoard P. L. and Bldgs. M17dMm
REAL ESTATE TRAXFF.R9.
Andrew C. Bush rt al. to Helen R.
Curtis et al., kit 2, block 1, Sher
man Avenue Park $ 1
Edward I Cain and wife to Benat
Sombrrg. lot 4, block 2H3. Omaha.... 8,500
John Power, sheriff, to Edward
Keator. lot If, block 1. Potter A
Cobb's Second Add.. South Omaha.. 275
Pioneer Town Site Co. to George Ohrt, .
sr., lot 6, block 9. Bennington 125
Enlward Fernandas to Elmer I
Champ, wH lot 8, block 6, Parker's
Add 1
Jostphlne D. Mnson et al. to Elisa
beth M. Shahsn lots 3, 4 and 16,
Graves Park, and other lots 100
Bliss H. Ih ndley and wife to Charles
Bnydcv e.14 ft lot 31 and wd ft tot 32,
Luke Templeton's Add 1,700
Portsmouth Savings iBank to J C.
Arnout, lot 4, block 14. Orchard Hill 1
J. C. Arnout to Wllhelmlna Parratt,
same 1.7U)
Fred D. Wead and wife to Cyrus
Terrell. n;lO ft s!0 ft lots 8 and 9,
. block 10. Patrick s Second Add 900
LIMile L. Miller and husband to Pearl
K Moore, w40 ft lot 26. Archer Place 2,000
Elizabeth Kuhlmann to Edward M.
Wellnian, n33 ft lot A. Llddle's Sub. . 1
Carl Johnson and wife to Margnret
Boyd and Carrie A. Nash. n43 ft
and 5 Inches lots 28 and 29, Sunnyslde
Add 4,000
Roxa M. Hoard Snd husband to J.
Webster Hayward, n5 ft lot R, block
!. Sub. John I. Redlck's Add 500
Continental Trust Co. to Central West
Investment Co., lots 7, 8 and 9, block
1, Hltkhauser & Hlumer's Sub., and
other lots 1
Julia A. C. Jackson to Nancy Splgle,
wi lot 2. A. H. Sanders' Add 1,800
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank et al.
-to Elizabeth Kuhlman, lot 20, block
3, Hanscom Place. 8.8CO
Nathan 11. Mann to Sarah H. Lefler,
n45 ft lot 3. block 33. South Omaha.. 575
Cndv Ijtnd Co. to Allen M. Robinson.
n30 ft lot 10 and si 4 ft lot 9, block
6, Alamo Pima 5,000
E. R. Ht;me to Emma J. Nlchol, lots
4 an 6. block 5, Newport 1
The president and directors of tho In
surance Co. of America to William
F. Stoecker. lot 26, McCandllsh I'luce 6,000
James Halre' to William F. Van
Burgh, lot 8. block 1, Belvedere. . . . 1,2X
Grant W. Cleveland to George Warreq
Smith, b4 nH lot 8, block 130. Omaha 2
Allan Bourne and wife to Grant W. '
Cleveland, some J
E. iavton Williams and wife to Pat
rick J. McOovern, nH lot 9, Elisabeth
Place 1,750
Patrick McAidrews to Edith Augusta
Crawford, 'lot 10, block 2, Drake's
Add 2.500
Total H2.436
RAILWAY TIME CARD
L'KIOlf STATION TENTH AKD M ARC Y.
Union Paclne.
Leave. Arrlvo.
Overland Limited a 9:66 am a 8:18 pm
The China and Japan
Fast Mall a 4:16 pm a 8:10 pm
Colo. & Calif. Ex a 4:15 pm a 9:30 am
California & Ore. Ex.. a 4:28 pm a 6:10 pm
Ixm Angeles Limited. .. .a12:55 pm a 9:35 pm
Fast Mall a 2:10 pm a 5:00 pm
Colorado Special a 7:45 am a 7:44 am
North Platte Local a 8:10 am a 4:50 pm
Beatrice Local b 1:10 pm bl2:45 pm
Chicago, Rook .stand & Pacific.
EAST.
Chicago Limited a 8:18 am
Iowa Local a 7:00 am
Chicago Mall
a 7:10 am
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Okl.' & Texas Express. .a 4:40 pm
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Bellevue a 8:60 pm
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St Louis Express a 6:80 pm
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Council BlufTa a 9:55 am
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Chicago, Mil-rank
Chi. A Colo. Special...
St. Paul.
55 am a 7:30 am
California & Ore. Exp
Overland Limited
Dea Moines A Cedar
Rapids Local
.a 6:45 pm
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a 3:10 pm
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Chicago Daylight ..
Chicago Local
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Carroll Local
Sioux City Local....
Chicago Express ...
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rest Aiau .4
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Hastings-Superior b 3:00 pin
Fremont-Albion b 6:03 pm
Los Angeles Limited ..a 8:50 pm
Illinois Central
Chicago Express
. 8 00 am
a 8:46 pm
a 8:15 pm
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a 7:30 am
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11:50 pin
9:u0 am
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a 6 35 p a
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Minn. & St. Paul Exo.. .b 8.00 am
Chicago Umlted a 6 00 pm
Minn. & St Paul LmtA..a 8:so pm
Chicago Great Western.
St. Paul & Minneapolis.. 8:30 pm
St. Paul a. Minneapolis.
Chicugo Limited
Chicago Expresa
Chicago Express
7 45 utif
6:40 pm
7:4u am
8:30 pm
Miaaonrt Pacln.
K. C. & Bt. L. Exp a :00 am
K. C. Ac St U Exp all:U pm
Nebraaka Local a 3:(w pm
BtRLINGTO STATION- 10TII A MASO
Uorlinaton.
Leave.
Denver A California. ...a 4.10 pm
Black Hills a 4:10 pm
Northwest Special a 4:10 pm
Northwest Expresa all:10 pin
Nebraska Expresa a 8:10 am
Nebraska Loot a 9:10 am
Lincoln Loch.
Lincoln Fast Mall b 3:00 pin
Lincoln Local
Ft. Crook & Plattam'th.b 3:50 pm
Plattamouth a 7:50 pm
Denver Limited
Bellevue A Phc Juno, .a 8 30 am
Chicago Special a 7 :26 am
Chicago Expreex a $ 46 p-
Chicago Flyer a 8:06 pm
Iowa Local a 9:16 am
St. Louis Express a 4:45 pm
Kansas Clty-St. Joe al:46 pm
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Arrive
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a $:J0 pin
a $:3o pm
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a 7:45 pin
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Chlcaan,
t. Panl. Minneapolis A
Omaha.
Twin City Passenger.
Sioux City Paaenger.
Emerson Local
Emerson Local
Missouri Paclfla.
Local via Weeping
Watjr
Falls City Local
Leave.
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.a 2:00 pm
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all :20 am
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a Dally, b Dally except Sunday,
except Saturday, s Sunday only,
exeept Monday.
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The Twentieth Century Farmer
Beat Farm. pper S abac rib How.
1T
EFFICACY OF BEE WANT ADS
Geotls Sprit)? ia Tonnd Twelve Hows
After Loss is Froclaimed,
FEW LINES OF PRINTER'S INK DOES IT ALL
Soon After Taper Is Off Press Sna
Ilnrata Forth from Cloady
Sky anil Villain Win
ter Flees.
Gentle Spring has been found, thanks to
a Bee want ad.
Tho verdure-clad maiden, abducted and
held in durance vile by th dark, repul
sive vllllan, Winter, was returned to her
parents Thursday morning.
Wednesday when, amid the snow and th
cold nTth wind, hope was at Its lowest ebb
and many believed Gentle Spring had met
with foul "p'ny. It was decided to try one
of the famous lice want ails. Some thought
this could do no good. They admitted that
The Bee want ads were the most efficient
known medium for supplying ordlnnry
human want- but the disappearance of
Spring, they eald, was clearly a caae for
the police.
Hut this Is neither here nor there. W1s
council prevailed In the end and the ad
was inserted. Twelve hours after the paper
was In the hands of the people Getitl
Spring was restored to her parents and
Thursday she greeted hundreds of thous
ands of friends throughout the state.
The child looks no worse for her adven
tures. In fact, friends declared she had
never looked better In her life. She was
kept Imprisoned by Winter three weeks
and had it not been for the wont ad. It la
Impossible to say whether the child would
ever have been restored toher friends.
All State Rejoices.
There was great reJo4elntr throughout
the state Thursday over tho restoration of
Spring and she was occorded an ovation
everywhere. "1 believe I'll get alnlucted
every year," she said laughingly, "Becauna
then my friends will appreciate me all the
m re when I am restored to them."
Winter has fled and Is believed to ba
hiding In mirthern Canada. Many of th
friends of Gentle Spring are In favor of
sentencing him to prison for life. But
before that could be done he would have
to be captured which would be no easy task.
In the dark, dank, dismal, dreary, doleful
hours of Wednesday, a man who claimed,
to be trying to cheer up his companions
(they had sold July wheat short two weeks
before) perpetrated the following:
"Why Is the year 1907 like a lumber
wagon?" When they had all given up h
told them,
"Because It has no spring." .
Now of course, the Joke Is rendered null,
void and of no effect by reason of weather
conditions.
AID GIVEN AGED MINISTERS
Execntlve Committee of I'resby terlnn
Chnrrh Makes Report at
Louisville, Ky.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 16.-The execu
tive committee of ministerial education and
relief of ' the Presbyterian church ln tha
United States todwy Issued the annual
statement for the last year. It will be pre
sented to the general conference of tha
Presbyterian church, which meets ln Bir
mingham today. The statement saya ln
part:
"Stme time ago Mr. Hugh T. Inman of
Atlanta promised to give $100,000 to the en
dowment fund of ministerial relief for aged
ministers and the widow and orphans of
our deceased mlnlatem, on condition that
$125,000 be raised by the whole church.
"All of this money has now been raised
with the exception of $9,000 and Mr. Inman
has paid VAO0O t the amount promised.
This now gives an endowment of $190,000,
with a sufficient amount pledged to make
the total $:0.000.
"Two hundred and twetity-threft young
men have been assisted this year In their
preparation for the work of the ministry.
"Altogether, $253,820 has been handled dur
ing the year by the committee, of which!
Mr. John btltes of Louisville Is treasurer.
"This breaks all records In the history of
tha church.
"The general assembly, to which the com
mittee reports, will probably order tha
committee to Increase the endowment at
once to $500,000."
MRS. KALLMANN'S TRIAL SOON
-
Hard Lestal Rattle Expected Over
Mnrder Case Aicalnat Wealthy
Woman.
8IOUX FALLS, S.' D., May 16.-(Speolal.)
For some time there has been keen spec ,
ulatlon as to the time the case of Mrs.
Emma Kaufmann. who Is charged with
the murder of Miss Agnes Polrels. a 16-year-old
girl who was employed by her
as a domestic, would he called In tha
state circuit court In this city.
It has now been determined that the case
will be called In the circuit court on Mon
day of next week. It Is practically certain
that Judge Frank R. Alkens, attorney for
Mrs. KaufnitMin, when the case la called
for trial will make the application for a
change of venue. Sanford Cochran and
George. B. Egan, attorneys of Logai), la.,
who hav been retained to assist tha
prosecution, will arrive ln Sioux Falls
this week snd will remain here until tha
matter of the motion for a change of venue
Is decided, or through the trial should the
application for a change of venue be d-nled.-
Judge E. O. Smith of Yankton will pre
side when the Kaufmann case Is called.
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