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REAL ESTATE
CITT PROPKRTT ron SALS
(Continued.)
)) Omaha Against the Great Northwest
You Cannot Beat Our Omaha
Here Are Some
A brand now 5-room cottage, with nickel
plated plumbing, gnu and electric light,
.loors all finished for rues, all decorated
with beautiful patterns throughout, ready
to move, right Into; southwest corner of 43d
snd Hamilton ,8ta. An Ideal little home;
wly 2,&j0.
4.104 Ersktne fit., Clifton Hill, comer
property with aouth and east front; 50 ft.
lot, good barn, fine mnple trees and shrub
Oery. with cement wnlka; mantel and grate,
furnace., gas, all for $2,400. Two blocka
rorn car.
210 Wirt St., two-story and attic,
rooma. oak and mnple finish, gaa and elec
tric light, strictly modern, two mantels
a.nd grates. In splendid condition with good
barn, 75 ft. lot, paved street, permanent
walka; price. $7.&"0. Owner will take one
or two smaller houses aa part payment.
Let us aliow It to you.
9-4 N. STTth Ave., Juat north of Cuming. 7
rooma, nil modern, renting for 125 per
month; pi ice, $.',Goo.
811 8. 33th Ave, nice 6-room cottage, with
natural ahade trees, all modern except
furnace; price, $2,600.
Payne, Bostwick & Co.
6th floor,
CARLBERO 'S SUB-PIVISN )N
Blondo fit. between 2i;th and 27th Bta.
South front lota. 38 feet, Ijftu; north front
lots. 3i ffot, lent. Above price Includes
f'ermanent cement walks and lots brought
o grade. Only six lots loft out of twelve.
Four modern houses in course of con
struction. Street will be paved this sum
mer. Walking distance. Easy terms: JGO
rush and bnltince $1(1 monthly. Practically
same prices and terms prevailing on lots
sold three miles further out. You can't
come near duplicating as close In.
(. 0. Carllierg
911 N. Y. Life Bldg.
09)-
132x140 Ft.
Southwest corner 21st and Clark; good
corner lot for cottages; double house on
part of lot, renting for $20 per month.
Trice, $3,250.
THE BYRON REED CO.
Douglas 207. 212 S. 14th.
tl9)-
A BAROAIN AT $1,!W.
Large coMbro, 26'J3 Templeton ft.; 6 rooms
on ground floor; upstairs can bo finished
.for two; city water, aewer, gaa, open fire
place, sliding doors, stained wood work, pol
ished floors, beautiful grounds. See owner
on premises. Tel. Webster T9.
(19) 613 23x
BEMIS PARK DISTRICT
I rooms, brand new, strictly modern, $4,000.
O'Keefe Heal Estate Co., 1001 N. T. Life
Bldg. (19)-M977
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT
3?12 DODGE STREET
I
' A brand ' new modern 8-room
house. Finished on the first
floor with the best of oak.
Large living room with orna
mental brick fire place, heated
with perfect hot-water system.
A very attractive arrangement
of rooms. The house is onen
today for
reduced to
R. C. PETERS & CO.
Phone Douglas 898.
MR WORKMAN
Do you want to buy a com
fortable 8-room house, with
city water and sewer; a nice
yard, within easy walking dis
tance of your work? Sea 3510
Rees St. We think It s cheap
at li.SuO.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
1st Floor, N. Y. L. Bldg.
Tel. Douglaa 1781.
If It's a bargain, they have It."
(191
$5,000
That elegant S-room house on the west
lid of & Ave., near Puppleton, which
was built lata year by the owner for his
home, is for sale. You've been looking
(or such a house aa this. We're aura it
Kill suit you.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
1st Fl., N. Y. L Bldg.
Tel. Doug. 17HL
k. "If It's a bargain, they hava It."
U9) 219 22
LOOKING FOR A GENUINE BARIAIN?
If ao, her It Is: Lot a, block 70, and lot
' 1. block 14. South Omaha, situated on cor
ners 361 h and L Bis. and lh and L fits.
Five houses on each lot. Income a "out
sM month. Price for all, $1S,0hO cash.
Need the money, hence the sacrifice. Pays
U't per cent on the investment. Apply
Gerard Brandenburg. Loa Angeles, Cal.
(1)-
DO YOU WANT
NICE COMFORTABLE HOME. ALL MOD
KN, ON PAVED STREET; HARM,
PERMANENT WALKS, IRON FENCE.
16 MLNl'TES' WALK FROM CITY
HALL? IF YOU HAVE ll.fcw.OO CASH,
YOU CAN PAY KAI.ANC7 AT 1
PER MONTH THIS IS A REAL
BARGAIN, IN nOOll NEIGHBORHOOD.
THE PUTNAM CO., '
U N. Y. Lifo Bldg
19)-M 23
WE HAVE these bargains on our list 'or
sale, and If you want a successful futuro
' career let ua ahow them to you. A num
ber of Omaha groceries, making money,
but owing to differences in partnership,
want to sell at low figures Also country
feneral merchandise xtores. lintels, re
auranls. hardware, etc. Wa have nioet
anything you want in these lines, which
we will gladly show yo i. Come In.
HILDRETH LOWMAN,
fell) Bea Building. (la)
REAL ESTATE
CITT PBOPKUTT FOR RAtB.
(Continued.)
Good Bargains.
2fC4 Wirt St., two-atory rO-room house,
strictly modern throughout, three manteli
and gratea, good barn, fine ahade, paved
atreet, permanent walka, corner 2Vat and
Wirt Bta.; price, $7,800.
8u7 N. 4M St., lot 60x1.12, 8 rooma, bath,
gas, hnt and cold water, Ane ahade; own
er's price, S2,loo, but tells ua to get an
offer. He Is bound to sell.
VACANT
Ws hava a few more south front lota on
Douglas St., all graded, ready for building,
size 42x128, with sower, water and gaa In
street; choice building lots In the west
part of the city are getting scarce and
rapidly advancing In value. It la bard to
get a good building lot In this district for
less than $l.2", and we are offering theea
fine lots for $0, located on Douglaa St.,
east of 44th. Don't fail to see them. You
cannot beut them anywhere In Omaha.
Two fine lots in Dundee, on Capitol Ave.,
between 48th and 49th, at a low price.
N. T. Life.
(19)
PARK WILDE AVE.,
12 ROOMS, $4,000
We have a big bargain on thla fine atreet
of homes; beautiful east front corner lot,
74xlwi, large shade trees, beautiful grounds,
paved street, one block from ear; house
Is entirely modern; toilet on each floor;
bath on 2d floor. Built by banker for a
home; very well built. A bargain at J4.000.
Let us ahow this to you.
Office open Monday evenings until 8:30.
Hastings & Heyden,
1704 Farnam St, Bee Bldg.
(19)-
$2,500
Six-room house, modern except heat!
good condition; 1 bed rooms and fine bath
room with, porcelain tub up stairs, and 4
large rooms and reception hall down; large
lot, Kxl.lu; beautiful ahade; some fruit
treea; northeast corner Thirty-sixth and
Mason St., near Field club. Prop
erly in this neighborhood Is advancing In
price every day. and 36th St. Is the best
through street we have on the west side.
The owner of this property has also for
sale household goods, as they will leave
the city as soon as property Is sold. Terms
$1,250 cash, balance 6 per cent.
BIRKETT & TEBBENS,
423 Beo Building. 'Phone Douglaa 4754.
U9J-26B 23
he At
$300
East front lot on 27th south of Shirley; easy
terms.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO..
Ftrt Floor. N. Y. L. Bldg.
Tel. Douglas 1781.
"If It's a bargain, they have It."
(19)-M402 24
inspection.
$6,250.
Price
220 S. 17th St. (Bee BMjy.
(it)
INVESTMENT
$8,500 CASH
And $8,000 at ( per cent, will buy a 8-apart-ment
brick flat, rented for $2,430 per year;
$18,100 each, will buy two blocks of three
brick dwellings, which are paying over 9
fier cent net. These homs are tlist-class
a every respect, exceptionally well lo
cated and leased to first-class tenants'.
Special reasons for selling
J. II. DUMONT & SON
06-6 N. T. Life Bldg.
Ow
ls PER CENT.
A brick block of three stores and 22 rooms
on a leading business street, rented for
illi a month. Price $l,0u0; half cash,
balance lour years at 6 per cent.
THOMAS BKKNNAN.
Ttoom 1. New York Life Bldg.
. (191-961
BEMIS PARK DISTRICT
I rooma, brand new, strictly modern-$4,000.
O'KEEFE REAL E8TATE CO..
1001 N. T. Ufa. U)-M0$O
2728 BURT ST.
T-rooms, modern except furnace: good barn.
O KEU REAL ESTATE CO.,
1001 N. Y. LI fa Bldg.
(1SV-M404 24
24TII AVE. AND HARNEY
Very attractive T-room modern house,
built two yea is, desirably located on paved
atreet. Price. $4,500. Easy terms.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
1st Fl., N Y. L. Bldg.
Tel. Doug. 1781.
"If It s a bargain, they bare It"
(19-U7 M
$2i0 CASH, balance monthly for 4 room
new cottage; modern except rurnaca;
cemented cellar under entire house;
permant walks. All complete waalklng
distance from poaiomce. Price, IJ.JU0.
O. C. Olsen. 101 A. 16th St., main floor.
0 M512 2fi
CONEY ISLAND Luparalleled on earth.
threa 40-foot plots. 27th St.. $MM, 23d 8L.
o.0; Join 8u, $2,100. Part cash, uniuue
aueculation, prices eoarive, Ionlhee, lo0
airoadway, New York. U9 46
REAL ESTATE
city FRorr.nTV for sai.r.
(Continued.)
DODGE STREET ACRES
For profitable Investment
or Suburban home building,
we offer the following West
Dodge street acre tracts:
$8,760.00 for 15 acres with
grove, house, barn, etc.,
with about H mile Dodge
street frontage.
$17,000 for 22 acres with fine,
grove, set good buildings and
about 700 feet Dodge street
frontage.
$77,400 for 134 acres with
about 10 acres large trees,
two sets buildings, about
mile Dodga street frontage.
$12,000 for 80 acres, all high
nd commanding fine view of
surrounding country.
$14,000 for 40 acres with
buildings, fine grove, etc..
Joining Elm wood park, front
ing Leavenworth St., which
street is now being paved to
east aide of park. George St
Co.. 101 Farnam street
(19)-M35J 23
CLOSE IN HOME
8 rooms and reception hall, modern In
every respect; lot 24x120: lVa blocks from
Farnam car line and only 10 blocks from
court house; paved street, permanent walk;
a very cosy, up-to-date home and cheap
at price $4,200; draperies of den, Instan
taneous water heater, Thermostat temper
ature regulator, etc., go with house at
price named.
J. II. DUMONT & SON
' N. Y. Life Bldg.
! (19)-
168x120 Ft.
Northwest corner 24th and Poppleton
Ave.; 9-room all modern house and barn;
right on car line; good location for houses.
Price, $(5,000.
THE BYRON REED CO.
Douglaa 297,
212 S. 14th.
(1-
Here Is a Good, Modern Home
7-room modern house In good repair, also
a new furnace. Located near 2Zd and Lo
cust Bts. Price, $3,100.
C. G. Carlberg
911 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(19)-
$6,000
NEW BRICK FLAT
RENTS FOR $660 A YEAR
Located at 2W 8-2620 Woolworth Ave..
only built a little over a year, has 5
rooms ann Dam on each rtoor, tilcely
papered, south front, on. naved street.
cement walks In front and all around the
nouse, separate heating for each floor.
Iit 1x100 ft.; three blocks east of Han-
scom park; two and-one half blocka from
new poutn omana car line; always rented.
You cannot And a safer and better Invest
ment. Don't bother the tenants: ell
out office for further Information.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1704 Farnam St.
09)
' $2,600.00
-room house, Clifton Hill, 8 blocks from
car nne, modern in every respect and In
first-class condition; cement walks. Im
mediate possession. A snan.
160 acrea B. E. H section 28-13-65, Kimball
county, jeorasKa, at a per acre, If taken
at once half cash. 'Hnan.
FIDELITY REAL E8TATE & TRUST CO.,
wi fe ciua;., uniana, ieo.
(19)-532 23
"BLACK SOIL"
"With a Clay Subsoil"
AAA a -Aa In triMl..!! f - l.
only 7 m1i from county town. 63f acres
this fittion less than $6 per acre, eastern
. amj t dcii tai. once, neea ma
money."
$4.75
i 1 - "i 'jun n. eie, auoiii s,p"t casn
down, balance very easy terms. Must be
si i, uri uuy ii you want lO
make a nice piece of money.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
1704 FARNAM ST.. OMAHA, NEB.
(19)
$1,150 $200 CASH
No. 2112 N. 27th Ave.: d-room cottage;
city water, gas, good cistern, good condi
tion; small lot, east front.
PETERSON BROS.,
23 Bea Bldg. Tel. Doug. 3157.
(19-o8 23
IF YOU ara thinking of building It will
pay you to ana the Western Home Build
ers, rooms 22 and 23. Neb. Nat. Bank
Bldg., for prices and terma. (19) 210
LIST your property with the Western
noma ouuaers, rius. u-a Nebraska Natl.
Bank Bldg.
(1)-714
FOR SALE House, fl rooma, modern ex
cept furnace, im Cuming St. Price,
$2,3u0. Easy terms.
JOHN F. FLACK.
City Savlnga Bank. 161 h and Douglaa.
(19)-211
FOR SALE S-room cottage, owner leaving
city, will sell at a sacrifice. 106 North
40th South Omaha, Tel, 371.
(19)-M 148
LOOK AT THIS
All modern, fl-room cottage, $411 Lafayette
Ave. Bemla Park. 'Phone Harney 84w.
(19j-4S
FOR RENT 10-room modern houae, 2K
Jones 6t. Telephone owner for keys.
Webster 1S54.
(190-967
FOR SALE Flve-acra tract of land In Ben.
son, three blocks from car. suitable for
rlantlng or for Improvement; an oppor
unlty for aoma one. Address, Q 423.
It ' (19)-334
FOR SALE By owner, i-room all mod
ern houae, corner 34th and Hamilton.
(li 1611 ZSx
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
List your property with us. If your
price Is right we can sell It.
' J. H. DUMONT & SON
' 906-6 N. T. Life Bldg.
09)-
60x120 Ft.
East front, en the boulevard, Just north
cf Woolworth Ave. j choice piece of ground
-4S.600.
THE BYRON REED CO.
Douglas 297.
Kit S. 14th.
09)-
MODERN T-room cottage, nearly new; fine
location, one-half block from car. 241T
Poppleton Av a. Inquire UA Pop. Ave.
(19)-643 23
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST rC
C1LA8. G. WILUAMdGN. Pres
Ci)-CJ
TimOMAJTAj KTTXDAT BEE: TUNE
PATRICK PLACE
A new subdivision at the
northwest comer of 14th and
I-ake streets. Prices from
WX up on easy payments.
Ohio and 26th streets run
ning through the subdivision
will be grsdrd and city water
put In without expense to
purchaser. This subdivision
was placed on the market
last week and over one-third
pf the tots are now sold. The
prices are very reasonable,
and the lots are safe for
Investment and good for
homa building. A repre
sentative from our office will
be on the ground every aft
ernoon and evening this
week.
GEORGE aV CO., 1601 FARNAM ST.
i (191-M152 22
BE8T new 6-room house, modern with or
without furnace for $2,450; forced to aell
quickly. Tel. after 7 p. m. Wehster
1SS6. (19) 49Ha
FOR 8 A LB North half lot 9, block 2, Jet
tera addition. South Omaha. I.tirfle house
on 30th St., half block south of Armours,
$1,2"0. Address W 669, Bee. (19) 14 23
REAL ESTATE
FARM AXD RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Colorado,
$1 5. Per Acre
will buy 3,000 to 5.000 acres of choice Irri
gated land In San Luis Valley, Colo., that
will produce on an average twice aa much
small grain and stock feed as your high
Jflced land. Am still sacrificing my
south and central Texas lands. Write
for list and state your wants.
R. M. CASH,
Colorado Springs, Colo. (20) &08 23x
Ks
WANTED Agents to represent us In the
sale of our Kansaa lands. Write for par
ticulars. Globa Land and Investment Co.,
Omaha. Neb. (20) 214
WE HAVE lands. Improved and unlm-
r roved, In central and eastern Kansas
hat we can sell you from $i) to $50 per
ere. These lands are No. 1. Will con
alder good city property or merchandise.
Write ua for full Information, with de
scription of what you have to offer.
J. W. BT1NE & CO.,
1026 O St., Lincoln, Nob.
(20) -926 JylX
Indian Territory,
TO LAND INVESTORS.
RESTRICTIONS COME OFF INDIAN
TERRITORY UNPS Jl'LY 1ST. WE
ARK INVESTING SEVERAL THOUSAND
DOLLARS FOR CLIENTS. REASON
ABLY SI RE TO MORE THAN DOUBLE
YOUR MONEY NEXT YEAR OR TWO.
BEST OF CROPS; UNEQUALLED
LANDS AND CLIMATE.
CALL AND SEE US, OR WRITE FOR
PARTICULARS; ACT QUICKLY.
THE PUTNAM CO..
S04 N. Y. Life bldg. Omaha, Neb.
(20) M247 23
JULY EXCURSIONS
BEST TIME TO BUY INDIAN TERRI
TORY LANDS IS IN Jl'LY. EXCUR
SION RATES TUESDAYS, 2D AND
16TH. WE HAVE SOME SPECIAL
BARGAINS IN FARM LANDS FOR
NEXT MONTH WRIT E US FOR TREE
MAPS AND PAMPHLETS. BETTER
GO DOWN TO MUSKOGEE WITH US.
THE PUTNAM CO.,
604 N. Y. LIFE, OMAHA.
(20)
lovrsi.
160-ACRE good Iowa farm for sale at a
bargain. Owner going to California. Ad
dress C-572, Omaha Bee. (20)-664 23
Bf laaoarl.
NORTH Missouri Improved farms, all sles
and prices; also stocks of merchandise
for sale. Send for list. F. P. Hitchcock,
Eaglevllle. Mo. (20)
Nebraska.
For Sale Ranch
3.200 acrea of the best hay and crop land
to be found In any ranch proposition In
the state of Nebraska, six miles southeast
of Bassrtt, the county seat of Rock county.
2,700 acres of hay land equal to any In the
state. Three flowing wells, four groves,
the Improvements on this place cost over
$10,000, and consist of 7-room house, barn
for more than 100 head of stock, with large
hay mow, granary, hog house, dipping pen,
scales, large board corrals, stock yards,
chutes and dehorning pen, tool shed,
blacksmith shop, and other outbuildings.
Place completely fenced and cross fenced.
Thla Is known aa the Elkhorn ranch, from
the Elkhorn river, which has Ita source
on the place. Price, $S7,aoo Terma made to
suit purchaser. If cut up the greater part
of this ranch would sell for $J6 to $40 per
acre.
D. V. Sholes Company
110 Board of Trad.
Tel. Douglas 49.
(30)-645 23x
A GOOD farm, well Improved. 20 mllea west
of Omaha, for aale on easy terms. 5 per
cent Interest, if taken In next 30 rlavs.
Address Y-244. B--e. (20)1
FARM FOR SALE.
good 160-acre farm, near Bidnay, Neb.,
for sale; well Improved; 75 acrea In cul
tivation: 47 acrea In crops, fenced and
crosa-fenced with good well and wlndmll1.
Price, $1,800 on good terms. Inquire of
Herman Springer, Bldney, Neb. The owner
will pay railroad and other expenses. To
purchaser: A snap for the man who 1a
looking for a home. First here first served.
Herman Springer. Sidney, Neb. Office
over First National bank. (2() M412 2x
HAVE you $500 Do you want a fruit farm
26 miles from Omahaf Write Route 2. Box
11, Arlington, Neb. - () MHO 25
E. Vi AND S. W. M 31-17-67.
BANNER COUNTY.
490 acres level land, black
soil, undrrla'd with a clay
subsoil; $6.26 per acre; $3.00
per acre down, balance in
nine annual payments.
CJ KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1001 N. Y. Life Bldg.; Omaha.
(JO) 964 23
IMPROVED farms 1 1 eastern Nebraska,
Sarpy and Douglas counties. B. J Over,
ton, Gretna, Nb. (20) 215
F!RST-ClASS Nebraska farms and ranches
for homes or Investment. Bemis, Omaha.
(20) M97
Hew Mexico.
ONE SECTION FOR FALE.
640 acre-l4 miles Portales, New Mexico;
150 acres In cultivation and 60 acres in al
falfa, fenced hog tight with net wire; all
can be cultivated, but 10 acres waate land;
one 6-room frame and one 2-room rent
bouse, barn ItxloO feet. 3 wells, only 9 to
16 feet to water, cross fenced, three fields,
one wind mill, all fine, level, aandy loam.
Price. $15 per acre.
FRED W. RHODES, Roswell. New Mexico.
io or, ix
nth Dakota.
MAKE MONEY
Buy farm In Beadle county, 8. D.
Another big crop Is dally raising valuea.
A fortune la yours If you buy now.
Writs for map.
D. E. McMONIEt.
Huron, 8. U t)-MlM Jyl
23, 1907.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RAM H 1.AKD9 FOR SALR.
(Continued.)
Tftna.
$0,000 ACRES choice level Trxn prairie.
$4 SO per acre; $1.60 cash. Well located.
Water plentiful. Box 42, PIMev. la.
(jM?27 26X
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST.
The Pan-Handle of Texas Is receiving
more attention than any other section nf
the United States. More money and more
people are going there than to any other
orm place on the map.
It fins the finest soil, the finest cllmste.
and the finest water. V have ann.noo acres
that have been especially selected, but at
the rate thla country Is filling up this tract
won't be In the market long. Monev In
vested here no will double Itself Iri one
year's time. We sell land on 10 years'
time In any quantity 1 acres up.
HEIT7EBFRO BROS. CO..
l"320 N. York Life Bldg., Kansns citv. Mo.
2'!I-S1 23x
Washliialou.
"PLANTATION"-Irrigated lands, on the
Columbia, at Meyers Falls. Best fruit
lands In Washington: greatest Investment
being offered to the public. Buy 10 acres
now snd have an Income of $2.S'in per
year In 6 years; $150 per acre; terms, $10
per acre cash, balance 12 per month. Buy
early and get the best location. Land like
this now selling at Wenatchee for aix
times the price. Write for maps, circu
lars and list of .lands. Pparka Bros., 14
Bernard St., Spokane, Wash.
(20)-&M 23x
Mlseellanroua
We have the following tracts of western
Nehraska land at bargain prices for quick
ale:
160 acres Hon plow land). In
2S-2-J7. Dundy county, at $5.60
per acre.
160 acres, in same county, pas
ture and hay land, at $3.25
per acre.
ItiO acres. In same county, at
$.1.50 per acre.
lfiO acrea. In Hitchcock county
(1-31), at $5.25 per acre.
Titles all good. Places are worth double
the money for Investment alone.
THE STEAV ART-LEAVEN WORTH CO.,
619 N. T. Life Illdg.,
Omaha, Neb.
(30)-506 23
WE HAVE a good list of farms and
ranches that yu can make money on,
whether you want to or not. They arr
. bound to rise In value. Come In and
we'll tell vou.
HILDKETH A I-OWMAN,
610 Bee Building. (20
SS ACRES Mostly in cultivation, some
timber, l4-story house, 4 rooms, cellar,
fine bearing orchard, small fruit of all
kinds, nice grape arbor, spring near
house, fronts the country road, lovely lo
cation, rich valley land, near school and
about three miles from town, big bar
gain; $1,300. Have other farms, slsea to
suit. Write for circular. Victor Win.
Rclts. Realty Co., St. James. Mo.
(20) 404 23 x
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN
Get our rates and terms before ar
ranging for a loan on Omaha real es
tate. Garvin Bros., 1604 Farnam.
(32)-
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Oo.
(22) -217
PRIVATE MONEY F. D. Wead, 1620 Doug.
(.22) 213
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property in Omaha: lowest rates;
no delay. Thomas Brennan, Room 1, N. Y.
Llfa. (221-219
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co.. 1329 Farnam St,
(22)-220
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
O'Keefa R. E. CO.. 1001 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(22) 221
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO.
Chaa. E, Williamson, Pres.
(22)-
LOWEST RATES Bemla, Paxton Block.
(22) 224
$500 TO $50,000 TO LOAN at lowest rates;
no delay. GARVIN BROS , 1604 FARNAM
(22)-222
WANTED City loans. R. C. Peters & Co.
(23) 225
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
Thomas, 506 First National Bank Bldg.
(22) 226
DESK room wanted. Address H 66, care
of Bee. (26)-624 23x
WILL purchase good aecond-hand mimeo
graph machine. Address D. 673. Bee.
(25)-620 23.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Alfred S. Palmer and wife to N. B.
Ralrden, lot 3, block A, Saunders &
Hlmebaugh's add $ 6,M
Kenwood Realty company to Matthew
Stangle, lot 174, Kenwood add 100
M. VV. Klrkendall and wife to Wllke
A Mitchell, lot 14. block 7, Lincoln
Place 100
Annie Osgood Davis to Edward C.
Garvin, lot 8, Campbell's sub 650
Edward C. Garvin to Flora A. Mar
tin, same 750
James E. Long and wife to Edward
A. Schork. lota 20 and 21, Alnsfleld add 6M
Elizabeth Knuntze Real Estate Co. to
Ethel M. Wllmoth, lot 5, block 26,
Kountze Place 850
Sarah J. Lewla et al. to Jamea H.
Patterson, lota 28 and 29. block 2,
Patterson's sub. and other lots 2
Patrick Hoctor and wife to George
Ernest Slater, lota 9. 10, U and 12,
block 1, Maple Grove 400
Harwln B. Wright and wife to Alfred
Hangren, lota 2 and 3, block 6, C. E.
Mayne's 1st add. Valley 350
Bessie Kavan et al. to Charles N' po
dal and wife, wV lot 8 and lots 4 and
6, block 2. Murray's add 1,000
Frank P. Gould et al. to Besalo
Kavan, same 1.000
WANTED TO BUY
CA8H paid for old books. Crane-Foya Co.,
Hi a. lun. fiiona uougias
(26) 227
FOR CASH, second hand hand elevator,
capacity 1,000 lbs. Apply J. J. Davey,
1010 New York Llfa Bldg. Tel. Red 27U6.
(26)-M185 23x
WANTED To buy, second-hand furniture,
cook and heating stoves, carpets, lino
leums, office furniture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilts
and all klnda of tools; or will buy the
furniture of your house complete. Will
buv antique or mahogany furniture. The
highest prices paid. Call the right man.
Tel. Douglas 3971. 26)-M521 J22
BUYERS FURNISHED IN 48 HOURS
Investment Dept. Western Ref. & Bond
Ass n Inc., tulle 721-722 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(261-114
WANTED 8-room house, South Omaha,
near car line, not over $3,H0i. Address
0-566, care Bee. (26) 412
WANTED SITUATION
FOR etudent help aee McCartney Instl
tute, 1S02 Farnam. 127) M69
WANTED Position as landscapes to taka
care of yarda, lawns and flowers, by gen
tleman who can give best of references.
Address 4521 Military Ave. Tel. Webster
2M5. (2T)-175 2..X
WANTED Position by young man aa book
keeper and general orfti e assistant In
lumber business. Eight years' experience.
Address.
A. D. CAMERON.
Chester, Neb.
(27)-M229 27x
YOUNG man with road experience iTeslres
city sales work. Addrtbs Y 6. care of
Bee. (27-M5M !x
POSITION wanted by a No. 1 all-round
man; 12 yeara experience In general mer
chandise. CapablH of management. Rea
aonahle wages. Best of reference. W. F.,
box 111, Oakland. Neb. t27-6.'2 tix
FOR student help aee McCartney Insti
tute, 1802 Farnam. 27 M630
WANTED Poaitlon aa miller or stone
dresaer. Addresa Box 126, Midland hotel.
(27 M6J6 li,x
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED To rent a furnished coMsite
or Hat; references exi hang. .1 Aildrs
Room K, Her Grand hotel, t3ii-0.1l ?4t
COTTAGE at Tke Manaw fAr few weeks
during eii'nmcr; stnte terms. 4J2 Frank
lin Ave.. Council Bluffs. (:'6i M-9 23 x
WANTED Room and hord In vicinity of
2th and Sprague. Adiiress G 5,6. care
Bee. ('.') 647 ,1ix
WANTED- Pv man, first-class r.vim. Ad
dress C f.55. Pee. i26)-M244 T.X
MAN. wife ninl two children til and .
until ROOMS WITH HOARD, vicinity
Mth snd Locust Pi. I .. R. Vorce, U I
Plnney Bt Phone Wehster VwV resi
dence; Webster U. office. 2;y iV.1 Hex
Hero to Stay
Prof. Lcveaux
The Man With the Psychic Pov.j-.
PERMANENTLY
LOCATED 202 N.
1Mb M, iTh- Flmst.
This wonderful viau
tclis you hov to gain
the lov of the one
you mo.it desire, how
to succe'd In lijsi-
ni'i, lawsuits, chan
Ji pes, separiitlons, etc.
2 lie call you by your
full nuni" and tell
what trade or pro
fession ; ou ro iH-st
aihipted for; re
niovs evil Influ
ences, reunites the
seoMiatfil mid livings
you goal luck.
TELLS WHEN NO
WHOM YOU MAURY
Positively mentioning your aweotheart's
full name or forfeit $500.
He tells you everything, t-ood or bad;
you hear the truth and nothing but the
truth. Hours, 10 to 6 p. m. Sunday a in
cluded. Everything ttacred and confiden
tial. Maid In Attendance.
NOTE roRltlvely r.o rcHrilngs by mall.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the Aliunde Northern & Southern
Railway company, Atlantic, la., until noon
of July 1, ltni7, for llio grading of seven
teen miles of road bed, between Atlantic
and Klinballton, la., aggregating approxl
miitely 25o,ijuO cubic yards.
The work will be let in six Sections and
separate and Independent bids will be re
ceived on each section, as follows:
Section No. 1, five miles, about 36,000
cubic yards.
Section No.
cubic yards.
Sect ion No.
cubic yards.
Section No.
cubic yards.
Section No.
2, five miles, about 36,000
3, five miles, about 35.000
4, two miles, about 45,000
5, one mile, labout 45,000
cubic yards.
Section No. 6, two mllea, about 60,000
cubic yards.
Plans and specifications may he seen at
the office of the company, Atlantic, la.
Bids must be accompanied by certified
check of one hundred dollars ($100) for
each section hid upon, as a guarantee, that
the contract will be entered lpto .In case It
Is awarded.
The right Is reserved to reject any or
all hlds.
Atlantta Northern & Southern Railway
company.
By Engineering Construction and Securi
ties company. Engineers and contrsctors.
J30-22-2.1-26-27-29.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNION STATION iOth AND MAItCY.
Union Pacific.
Leave. Arrive.
Overland Limited a 8:66 ara a :40 pm
The China and Japan
Fast Mail a 3:60 pm a 6:00 pra
Colo. & Calif. Ex m 3:60 pm a :30 am
California & Ore. Ex. ..a 4:00 pm a 6:60 pin
Los Angeles Limited. ...al2:56 pm t:l6 pm
Colorado Special all:65 pm a 6 60 am
North Platta Local a 7:42 am a 6:15 pm
Beatrice Local b 7:42 am b 6:16 pra
Chicago 4t Northwestern.
Chicago Daylight a 7:06 am a11:64 pm
St. Paul-M'apolis Exp.. a 7:60 am al0:00 pm
Chicago Local all :30 am a 3:28 pra
Sioux City Passenger. ..a 7:60 am a 8:28 pm
Chicago Passenger a 4:30 pm a 9:30 am
Chicago Special a 6:00 pm a :80 am
Bt. Paul-M'polls Lmtd..a 6:28 pm a 7:44 am
Los Angeles Limited. ...a :30 pm al2:25 pm
Overland Limited alO:00 pm a 8:23 am
Fast Mall '. a 8:29 am
Sioux City Local a 1:60 pra a :20 am
Fast Mail a 3:36 pm
Twin City Limited a 8:28 pm a 7:06 am
Overland Limited a 8:38 pm a 0:31 am
Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:40 am a10:35 am
Lincoln-Chadron b 7:40 am al0:36 am
Deadwood-Lincoln a 8:00 pm a 6:06 pm
Casper-Shoshonl a 3:00 pm a 6:06 pm
Hastings-Superior b 3:00 pm b 6:06 pm
Fremont-Albion b 6:02 pm bl2:60 pra
Los Angeles Limited.. .a :60 pm al2:J6 pin
Wabasb.
St. Louis Express a 6:30 pm a 1:80 am
St. Louis Local (from
Council Bluffs) a :80 am all:18 pm
Btanberry Local (from
Council Bluffs) b 6:00 pmbW;16 am
Chicago, Rock Island A Pavelflo.
EAST,
Chicago Limited a 2:46 am all:30 pm
Iowa Local a 7:00 am a 4:30 pm
Des Moines Pass a 4:00 pm al2:30 pra
Iowa Local all:40 am b 9:65 put
Chicago (Eastern Ex.). a 4:50 pm a 1:26 pm
Chicago Flyer a 6:00 pra a 8:36 am
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Lmtd..a!!:40 pm a 2:55 am
Colo. & Cal. Express. ..a 1:36 pm a 4:40 pm
Okl. & Texas Express.. a 4:40 pm a 2:46 pm
Lincoln & Fairburv Pass.a 1:46 amalO.16 ara
Missouri Pacific.
K. C. St Bt. L. Exp a 9:00 am a 6:55 ara
K. C. A St. L. Exp all:15 pm a 8:36 pm
Nebraska I-ocal s !.oi pm all:40 am
Chicago, Milwaukee fc etc. Paul.
Chi. & Colo. Special... 7:02 am 11:46 pm
Calif. & Oregon Exp... 6:6 pin
Overland Limited 9:58 pm
Chicago Ureal Western.
Bt. Paul & Minneapolis.. 8:30 pm
St. Paul & Minneapolis.. J 41 am
Chicago Limited 6:40 pm
Chicago Express 7:46 am
Chicago Express 3:30 pm
Illinois Central.
8:26 pin
8:37 am
T:10 am
11:60 pm
oo am
11:60 pm
8:30 pm
Chicago Express a 7:26 am
Minn. & St. Paul Exp...b 7:20 am
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm
Minn. St 6i. Paul Lmtd.a 8.34 pin
a 8:46 pm
a 8:66 pm
a 8:to am
a 8:30 am
RI RLINGTON ITie-lOtk V
Burlington.
Leave.
Denver St California.. ..a 4:10 pm
Northwest Special a 4:10 pm
Black Hills alio iim
Northwest Express a 9:30 pm
Nebraska points a 8:00 am
Nebraska Express a 9:06 am
Lincoln Fast Wail b 1:6 pm
Lincoln Local
Lincoln Local
Louisville St Plaitsm'th.b 8:10 pm
Bellevutt-Pla?mouth -a 8:le pnt
Plattsmouth-Iowa b 9.10 am
Bellevua-Plattsmoum
Denver Limited all. 55 pm
Chicago Special a 7:00 am
Chicago Express a 4:30 pm
Chicago Flyer a 6:30 pm
Iowa I-ocal a 916 am
St. Louis Express a 4:46 pm
Kansaa City & St. Joe..al0 46 pm
Kansas City at St. Joe.. a 9:16 am
Kansas City St 6C Joe. .a 4:46 pm
MA ION.
Arrive,
a 4:10 pro
a 4:10 pm
a 4:10 pra
a 6:46 ara
a 6:10 pm
a 6:10 pm
al2 ill pin
a 9 05 am
a 8:00 pm
blO 10 ant
a 7:46 ara
b 1:85 pm
a 6:46 ara
ail:45 pra
a 8:65 pm
a 8:30 ara
all:30 am
all:30 ara
a 6:30 am
a 6:10 pra
WEBSTER BTA 1STII WEBSTER
Chicago, It. Paul, Minneapolis A
Ontnha.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger. ..b 6:36 am b 9:10 pra
Sioux City Passenger... a 2:00 pin all:?0am
Emerson Local b 5 (5 pm b 9:10 am
Emerson Local 0 8:46 am O tM pro
Missouri Pacific.
Loral via Weeping
Water a 8:06 am a 6:30 pra
Falls city Local a 3 50 pm al1:20am
LAKE STEAMERS
BXInratTK TOTJK8 OM LAKE MICHIQAbT
'XBAMSfllF MANITOU
for passenger service exclusively, makes
three trips weekly to Charlevoix, Harbor
Kprlngs, Bay view, Pstosksy and Mirx
luao Island, connection with all Sieaiuklilp
Lines for l.ake Superior, Eastern and Cana
llan points Inquire about our week-enJ
tilt steclatly arranged for Business and
professional M'-ii.
LEAVES CHICAGO AM rOlLOW$l
ton. 11:30 a. in. Wed. a p. m lrl. 6:30 p. uv,
MAMITOV BTEABtfcHir COMCAST
lf its IMKkS. Ink aa N. Water ku.. talcs
WW).
ran
ARMY CAPTURES A NAVY CAT
Billy of the Dei Moinfa is Sent Homj
by Express.
MASCOT MAKES SOME TROUBLE
A .Most Dlsllnanlshed Cat Is RUT ft
nd When He Wanted
shore I, ear Ha
Took It.
HAVANA, June J4.-r.llly thn Cat Is
owned, and always has been, by tha en
listed men of the cruiser Des Moines, sta
tinned In these waters. He first knew tha
Dea Moines as a kitten and later aa a rat.
Hilly denionsl rated early In his career thai
he was out of tha ordinary and altogether
worth while. So ha became tha ship's prltw
clpal pet.
Hilly was educated and could do all sort 6
of stunts. Ho knew the world, too. Many
a night he has kept watch off tha coast ot
Santo Domingo, wntchlng for revolutionist
from Turks Island, and later ha has be
come familiar with tho const of Cuba front
Havana around to Santiago and front San
tlago around to Havana. Just now ha
down Cienfuegos way, watching; for fill
busterers to Colombia.
When the Des Molnns steamed Into Ha
Vfina a few weeks ago Rllly hadn't had)
shorn leave for a long whllo. Of coursa
ho had tho run of tha ship, but thero'a
nothing like getting on good Solid land
once In a whllo, even though It be Cuban.
Billy gazed for rinys over the sldo toward
tho wnter front. The Des Moines was or
dered to sea a fortnight ago. She had tl
taka on conl and huge lighter wera
brought alongside. Rllly didn't know anr
thing about the orders to put to sea when
he shinned down a ropo and on board tha
coal barge. The bargo was towed tip td
tho Arsenal, a hugo reservation oooupleil
by warehouses and storehousea of tha
Quartermaster and Commissary depart
ments of tho United States nrmj Bill
went ashore.
Tho principal personngo around tha ar
senal Is Cnpt. A. W. Rutt of tho quarter
masters, and long ago, when tho nrmy
first came down, he Issued an order thai
no rats were to be allowed on tha prem
lses. So when Hilly walked tip from tha
dock and Into Capt. Butt's offlco his recep
tion wasn't aa enthuslaatlo as ho had every
right, being Billy the Cat of tha cruiser
Des Moines, to expect. He was chased ou
of tho office, but his retirement to safety
behind a pile of stores was so dlgnlfiod that
It was seon that Billy waa something oul
of the ordlnnry.
Billy sulked for a while and then went
back Into Captain Butt's office.
"dot out of here," the lrata offloet
yelled as Billy purrlngly rubbed against
hlR boots.
Billy stood tip on hln hind legs Just to
show that he was all right and with his
head sort o' cocked on one sldo smiled at
Captain Butts. After' that Billy was mora
or less secure, but when ho rolled over
without being told and then calmly went
to Bleep on Captain Butt's desk It was Im
possible to do anything to him. At tha
same time Billy failed entirely to overcoma
tho prejudice against cats around tho ar
senal, but he waa tolerated.
In the meantime thora wera things doing;
aboard tha Des Moines. Blly waa missed
and then somo one remembered having
seen him on the coal barge. A landing
party was Instantly ordered. Tho cutter
was cleared away and to tho arsenal tha
jackles went. Haf a doaen atalwart man
of tho sea laid their course, Into Captain
Butt's office.
"Has any one seen our cat?" tha Jacklea
wanted to know.
Captain Butt said yesj that thera ha4
been a ftt range cat around there; that la,
he hastly corrected hlmsolf, a cat that
was a stranger. His eye wandered over
the determined looking group and ho aalit
nothing about that order barring eata
from tho arsenal reservation. Ho gava
tho sailors permission to search tha
grounds. They did so, spent houra at It,
but failed to find Billy. Tho Dea Molnea
was about to get under way and tha
jacklea went back to tha shin. The Dea
Moines put to aea and Billy waa left
behind.
The next day Billy appeared again. Ha
was quickly surrounded and nailed up tn a
box, while Captain Butt, by thla tima
thoroughly Impressed with tho Importance
of this cat, utilised tha wireless to find)
the Des Moines. Ha sent messages through)
the air to Santiago, and falling to get aa
answer tried land lines. He finally caught
the Des Molnea at Cienfuegos. In tha
meantime there was no escapo for Billy;
Ha was finally expressed to Clonfuegoa
and Is once, mora in complota command ol
the Des Moines. '
ROBBERS KILL TUQ STEWARD
Walter Scott Missing at Chicago Bat,
Evidences of Struggla '
Ara Fonnd. - f
-Ml,
.CHICAGO, June 22. Tha polloa ara toda
endeavoring to solve the mystery conneote41
with the disappearance last night Of W sla
ter Scott, steward of tha tug J. X Bvana,
Owners of the tug believe Scott waa killed
with a meat cleaver, which waa found,
oovered with blood, on tha floor of tha
galley of the tug. Tha walla and floor qj
the little kitchen wera also spattered wlt$
blood. Tha body of Scott haa ot baH
found. Scott waa alone on tha boat taat
eight. The police believe ha waa murdered
by robbers, who killed him after he had
discovered them at work. Tha doof ftj
Scott's bed room had been forced opatl
and the broken lock waa found 0Q thf
floor. There was also aridenoa that 8J
struggle had taken plaoe outside the) roocnV
Clothing and kitchen utenalla wera fouai
in a pile on the deck and the sooros belowi
had evidently been thoroughly ransacked
MONUMENT TO T. F. BAYARD
Widow of Dead Statesman X'avatXaj
Dtatae to Husband at V'LU
ralngios, Del.
WILMINGTON1. Del., June 2V-Ia Cut
presence of the largest crowd t'.at ever aw
sembled at a publlo function In DwUw.iio,
a bronze memorial atattie of Thorjina
Bayard, secretary of state under Presl
dent Cleveland, former United States sane
ator and the first American ambassador
to the court of St, Jamas, waa Unveiled
here this afternoon with simple exerolaee
The absence of Mr. Cleveland, who la til,
caused much regret. He waa to have dea
llvered the principal address. In his 4he
sunce the address was read by John Baa
sett Moore of Columbia university Otho
participants were: Judge George Orgy ot
the United States circuit court and Blsheq
Coleman of the Protestant Episcopal dlua
ccse of Delaware. The widow of the hon
ored statesman drew the cord whicb re
leaaed the draping.
Organise Big t opper I cnpufi
fiOVKR, Ix-1., June 2t. The Consolidated
Copper company of New York City, wltt
a capitul of S0o.0iO.ooo. waa chartered here
today. The eompany la authorised to ex-
rlnre for inlnea ami secure milling rights
nr copper and other metals ana ores,
jartieularlv In the Yukon territory of
Alaska, "fhe Incorporators are: Ldward
II Neury. Anton J. Ditimar and baJplt
Brill, all of New York Clt