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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1907)
THE ftMAHA PAITA BEE: "WEDNESDAY, JULY '3. 1907. 11 OFFERED FOR RENT 1 1 ease mm Cottages Coatinaed. RESIDENCE need the monkt-Hmpo win bhi my T-rootn modern home cheap; 5-font lot, near J"h and CastHtar. Trio. $2.); $&0 to ti0 rash required, balance same a rent Address K-413, Bee. (15 M435 1 7-ROOM rnodmi, W16 Bristol, 125. t-room, modern, 2V7 Fierce, 120. TV ft R ELI, CO , Room IS, Patterson Bldg. . (15 M390 3 FOR RENT A rood ft-ronm house, modern except furnace, $,.00 per month. Berk Co., N. T. Life. (l.i)-M388 I ROOM8. With bath. '2207 N. 20th. (ID) M412 7x 91oll4laa. THB entire budding formerly occupied bv the Daily News, 44x90 feet, t atorlea anil basement. McCague Investment Co.. ISvO Dodge Bt, ... . (16 171 lilt HARNEY BT. S floor and basement. $3x120 feet; auitable (or wholeaala. Mc Cacua Inraatmcnt Co., 1506 Dodge St (IS) 171 . Wholesale District BUILDING . For Rent . The four-story and basement brick build in at lit Farnam St. Apply at Business offlca of Tha Bee . (16 M3S0 OflSN. FOR RENT Dealt room In ttee office, cdty hall building. 417 N. 25tli St.. South Omaha. Apply to manager. 415) 134 - DESK room on fjrst floor at 1212 Farnam. t Ik vary eeldom that rood outside apace . In a well appointed office bulldinir I available. At the present time 'we have a benutirui suit or two rooms on the fifth floor, with eaat and eouth light, a large vault,' Which makes this a moat desirable apace during either aummer or winter. loom No. 644 Is now vacant and la 14x19, with a good-alted vault: has east Hunt. A new hard-wood floor waa recently put In this room. Iverybody In Omaha know the location of the Bee building; It la central, close to the city hall and county court house. There are aeveral hundred people who spend more time here than In their homes and any one of them will teatlfy as to the care they receive here, for further particular call THE BEE BUILDING CO. 17TH AND FARNAM. y OO-Ui A- T FLOOR, well lighted; elegant for office use. izu jrarnam. , t) au TOR RENT The beat located corner store In Omaha. Farnam and 16th Sta., Board of Trade Bide. Sea P. H, Phllbln, Schllti Hotel,., .... tm) uu r I :T.T 1 ' r I" I f OR RENT, $10.00. Large store room with . good basement, 24ft So. 18th St., SlfcWk CM. BACHMANN. , 48 Paxtoa Blk. (1S)-M71 STORM ROOM. 1103 N. 18th St.. 830. BEM1S. 'Phone Douglas (Si. ' Paiton Blk. . 15)--444 OFFERED FOR SALE ANCHOR and iron fenolng; wire fencing io per toot V . lth St. Tel. Rd 8l raraltart. ID-HAND furniture bought and sold; bust neaa on- th square.- Rosenberg, formerly with Chicago rurniture Co., iuo a. Mtn. , D. bS85 (1 M970 Jy27 FOR 8A7E The . furniture of a 7-room modern cottage, close In. Three rooms rented at Dresent for 820.00 per mo. Rea - aonable if taken at once. Address D-to9, OWk k AW WVW. Fl'RNITURB of four-room flat for sale Fiat foe rant; leaving city, m 8. 2Hh 8t. . . , tl) MS 4X Plaaee, Orrasi, Mesleal laatraaaeata. SPECIAL . PIANO : . BARGAINS "ottag upright, uaed only 1 year........ 8J .Kimball, upright large alia.... to Singer, upright, walnut case 108 -Chlckerlng. upright, parlor siae. ...,. 12S Vose aV Sons, On tone.... 158 Easy payment of 88 to SS per month. SCIIMOLLER & MUELLER, i .' UU-IS18 Farnam SC. 'Phone Doug. 1X. (1) M30 FOR SALE All pianos unsold la Ban nett's since the lire have been removed to 408 a), lath St.. where everyoue will be sold regardless of price. Come and get en at your own price. (!) M87 UPRIGHT Kimball piano, In line condl . tlon. 8U6.O0. Owner leaving oity. 1819 Leiiport St. (Ik) M13 ix FOR SALE) I'prlght piano with player at ; tachment and mualo. HJo, this week onlyv Address Ltti. iio Mi kx Six square grand piano given away fre Baturdiy, July (, at 9CHMOLI.EH & MLEU.KR PIANO CO., Do tig. 1&&. U11-121J Farnam St. ' (16) M440 6 ; - Peo8 kit Bllllarel Tables, : fOR SALE New and secondhand billiard and pool tables. Wa lead the world in cheap bar fixtures); easy parnieut. Bruna- .. wlck-Baike-C'ollendajc 4C7, A. loth 8c ... (Ite-lU 8 yyeve tera Sewlac Maekiatt. FTPEW1UTER SALE All machine taken In eacliange will be closed out al unheard ferk-aa. Typewriter xchuge. 641 Paxton block, (lti) M?l TOR BALE - High-grade 2d-hand t pe- writer; good coi.Juk.k, a bargain at iX. Call room slldg. (1 671 DNE Remington typewriter, No. 6, In good cimdjiluu. for sale cheap. Call at Bee Omce. Ub-Oi MleoelUiaeeub SEND u your mall erdera for drugs; , freight paid on lio Uls. Myere-Dliloa Drug Co.. Omaha. - i (.le-iii . HOMK.MADK I RAPE WINE. M YEARS OI 1, 81 PFH GALLON. CACK.LKT , bivU OPI-OijiTiC P. O. Oi)-a Jyl6 CHOICE OFFICES OFFERED FOR SALE Mleoellaaeeaa Coallaaed. OAS, ELECTRIC COMBINATION FIXTURES hpeclal low prlcee during June lo redur stork; order now) good delivered whea ready. BURGESS & ORANDEN CO, Telophone Douglas 681. 213 B. IKth St 16-u:' Call at our store Saturday, July . ami g"t a square gran. I jiIhpo free of rharB. BCHMOLLER MUELLER. PIANO CO., 1811-1318 Farnam St. (1)-M411 WE CARRT a complete Una of all tha leading periodicals published. Foreign publications a apeclafty. Birthday, wed ding and aouventr poet carda. Subacrtp tlona received for all perlodlcala pub lished. Mall ordera will receive prompt attention. SCHULZE ft BLATTERT. Newsdealers and Stationers, 111 8. ISth 8L msi jyi BHERWIN WILLIAMS CO., best mixed paint. Bhennan ft McConnell Drug Co. (1S)-192 HOMEOPATHIC medicine, wholeaala and retail. Sherman ft McConnell Drug- Co. (II) M417 AWNINGS They're not expenaiva. Call Dour, ssj ana our representative win can. Omaha Tent and Awning Co. (16) 191 HALLS 8 safes, new. Id-hand. 1818 Farnnm, UaJuH DRUQ9 at cut prices; freight paid on tl oroers; catalogue rree. SHERMAN M'CONNELL DRUO CO., Omaha, Neb. (lC)-M41t FOR SALE Flrst-clase atore flxturesa. showcases, etc. Qlobe Land and Invesst- ment Co., 182 Farnam St., Omaha. Neb. ' U6) 1S FEW bargain In Jd-nand aoda fountains, monthly payment. Derlght, lsl8 Farnam. (!) 10 COUNTER platform acale. weighing 214 pound; counter correr nvn; nearly new; also two 6-foot plate top floor clear caaea; bargain. 308 N. 16th. (!) 868 7x GOOD gaa range for sale; leaving the city. aw s. 34th Bt. 118) Ji x 400 TELEPHONE poles, all alxea, Tnuat be sold regaritiesa or price, quick. Dltnock, 841 North 24th, South Omaha. "Phone 1116. 1) M44S x FOR SALE Roller top desk. Room 22, Nebraska National Bank Bldg. s PATENTS LARSON CO. Book free. Bee Bldg. (17)-llfc XX O. BARNELXi, pateht attorney and ma chine designer, faxton uiu. lei. na .in. ti7-ei8 iyii PERSONAL CITT STEAM LAUNDRY Shlrta pressed. not Ironed. ui o. uu du xei. uou. oi. (18) 1W . OMAHA Stammerera' Inatltute. Ramge Bldg. iia) io fiKWlNd machines, rented, any snake. 76c per week or 12 per month, necona-nana machines for sale, 85 and up. Nebraska Cycle Co., 16th aud Harney. (Uj-408 STRTNOKS. rubber eooda. by mail: cut prices. Bend ror iree catalogue, aayera- Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. () ii i a flMPVTI ("1 treatment and bath. Mm. til Smith, U8 N. loth, 2d floor. Cl U BENNETT'S piano department haa beeu removed to 40S B. ibtn Bl.. wnere an Are pianos are being sold for a fraction 4I tneir real value. imj uxi PLEATING Butto'a,KRu,ch?ng. 1 LbnilltV Embroidery. Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and shrink ing only be per yara Bena tor pru-e usx ana samples. GOLDMAN PLEATING CO. 10 Douglas Block, Tel. Douglas Ittf. . tut; u THE SALVATION ARMT solicit oat-oR clothing: In fact, anything you do not need. We collect, repair and sell, at lit N. 11th St., lor coat ol collecting, to the worthy poor. Call 'Phone Doug. 413 and wagon win cau. - (iw u PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mr. Dr. King, 133) N. 84th St. Tel. Doug. 8oa (1 364 WANTED A lady teacher to gtve private typewriting leaaona. Address Hi:, care Bee. (18) boa jyzx t A nXTirrnTrt Osteology and massage, umunuiiu vapor and tub batha Room a, 1204 Farnam St., 2d noor. (W) ms jy m WANTED At once, companion, not over years, by widower 40 yeara of age. In blacksmith trade; good home; must be of best character; no objection to widow with child. Address C. w. Heckwlth, ueaiaon, mo. (jkj mi jyax rrill.1 IH 1TV Massage and Bath: ex prt lady operator; room aw, carxer iJix., 15 tn ana Farnam eta. 18864 7x A COMPLEXION set In smooth and fair given by Satin skin powder. Four tint, (If) WIDOW wishes a small loan from private party; security. Address m sis. k-b. , (18) M4W-4X REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE DEALERS. RUSSELL, M K1TR1CK CO., 481 Ramge (is) aui W. H. TURRELL, 16 Patterson Blk. Doug. ua. (l) R4 6 EARS, 621 N. T. Life. Tel. Red 87. (1W-RJ6 PAYNE INV. CO.. let Br. M. T. L. Dour, 1781. (1) 20 R. C. PETERS CO., Bee Bldg. (19) 20 ALFRED C. KENNEDY, 2f First Nat' 'Phone Doug. 723. (1) 2u7 bank bldg. GEORGE & COMPANY, 1601 Farnam. , Tel. Douglas 756. (u)-8u L. W. BUNNELL CO., 2 N. Y. Life. DOUglaa 6149. (18) k& CITl PROPERTY FOR A LB. CLOSE-IN HOME , room and reception hall, modern In every respect: Karaite, which coat 8215: lot HiHxlJO: lVa biocka from Farnam car line and only 10 biocka from court house; paved street permanent walks; a very cozy, up-to-date home and cheap at price 64,2v9. Draperies of den, Instantaneoua water heater, Thermostat temperature regulator, etc.. go with house at prioe named. J. II. DUMONT & SON, 906-6 N. Y. LIFE BLDG. 119) i I I SOUTH SIDE BARGAIN Two brand new houses, one t rooms, one 8 room, on 6Oxl20-ft. lot, near 24th St car, rented for 822.50 per month. Price, 81.760. - WRIGHT & LASBURY, 0t Bo. ltth St 'Phone Douglas K2. (l-399 I BEST new 6-room house, modern with or without furnace for II. tA; forced to aell quickly. Tel. after 7 p. m. Webster Uwt- (19) UJ FOR SALE 8-room cottage, owner leaving city, wiil 11 at a sacrifice, lot North uth South Omaha. Tel, tlL (19)-Mia FOR nALE Five-acre tract of land In pea son, three blocks from car.' suitable toff planting or for Improvement; an oppor tunity (or some one. Adtireea, O 43, FOR RENT lo-roonv modern house. tV Jonea fcl. Telepuuaa ewuer fur keys, Wauater 1& CO-6U Havo you had a strike in the kitchen? Plenty of girls want better places. They answer Bee Want Ads. REAL ESTATE CITT PIOPERTT FOR SALB (Centlhued.) The Byron Reed Comoany 'Phone Doug. 297. 213 8. 14th 8t. $700 Buvs a 6xlGrt feet, east front lot, two biorks from Hanscom Park. O. K. aa to grade. $650 Buys a choice building lot on Sherwood ave., near istn. tilegant enaae tree a Only half block to car. $1,800 Btiya t-room oottage, 21st St., between Clark St. and Urace St. , $3,250 For the two lot at southwest corner of 21st and Clark Sta., 132x140 feet. Double house on part of lot. Room for three or four cottage. Thl I dirt cheap. $3,900 6-room, all modern house, near Crelghton college. Fine lot, ahade tree, etc. 1915 CAPITOL AVE. Thl 1 a t-room, all modern house. Lot Is 66 feet front on Capitol ave. One of the best location In the city, 87,0u0. Call on us If you want to buy a lot or house and lot. we nave a targe list. (19)-M43 6 HAVE YOU LOOKED AT THOSE TWO BEAUTI FUL NEW COTTAGES! Located at the southeast corner of 42d and Hamilton streets. Six living rooms, with beautiful bath room, nickel plated pluinblnc. aas and electric llarht. combina tion fixtures, quartersawed finished flooring, fine attic, good cellar, ready to move right Into; price 82.600 each, reasonable terms, don't fall to let us show you these house. FOR QUICK SALE A fine building lot with sewer, water and gas In street, one block from Farnam Dundee cara, eouth front on a nice terrace, all ready for building. Good abstract of title, taxes all paid; price $600. Thl I a bargain. rA I IN E., BUBTW1VIV tu., 6TH FLOOR, N. T. LIFE BLDO. (19) 771 I ' $5,000 Modern, S-room home, brand new, on 86th Ave. and Foppleton. east front; lot 4x 1ZS. ' Permanent walk In and paving or dered. A very attractive property, PAYNE INVESTMENT CO, Flrat Floor N. T. L. Tel. Doug.-1781. "If If a bargain, they have It" (!) M167 I BIG BARGAIN $2 500 SEVEN ROOMS ' 8334 Spauldlng We offer for the first time for quick sale tni nandsome house of 7 large rooms, full south-front lot, high and sightly location. 1 mocks irom oar; modern except heat and piped for furnace. In good repair - new roof. Thl house would cost 83,000 to build today. Owner anxious to sell. Look Into this. Hastings & Heyden, 1704 FARNAM 8T. v BEB BUILDINO, (IS) 40u 2 Call for Our New Plat of Seven Sightly Lots IN WEST FARNAM DISTRICT for $1,200 to $1,500 each. Telephone us and w will mall one, Harrison & Morton IIS N. T. Life. Tel. Doug. 814. (19)-M431 7 LIST your property with 2nd and Cuming Street. Chris Boyer, () 8b4 U PER CENT. A brick block of three mores and 81 rooms on a leaJlng business atreet; rented for I'.'lt a month, price lis.ooo; nan cash. balance four year at t per cent. ' THOMAS BRENNAN, Room L New York Life Bids. (19) NEAT cottage and H acre, barn, chicken house, on West Leavenworth, all (or 81.000. Beautiful acre tracts and lots In the West Leavenworth and Dundee district at rea aonable price and terms. 8. ARION LEWIS. Acre Specialist. 934 New York Life Bldg. 'Phone Harney u mjm 4-ROOM neat cottage and acre, barn chicken houae. fruit.' well, cistern, etc. on West Leavenworth near 67th atreet high and sightly, beautiful shade, all for tr.000. t-room modern cottage. Boulevard and Miami atreels, new and everything up-to-date; $1,000. 8. AKION LEWIS. ACRE SPECIALIST. 934 New York Life. Tel. H. m. (19) M428 I LOOK AT THIS All modern, t-room cottage, 8412 Lafayette ave. uemia rark. ffionr uarney 1466. (18) West of Hanscom Park Owner leaving city, needa the money and will aell at once for 81.000, fine lot 50X140, paving paid, 250 ft. north of Marina on east aide of 34th. Close to Park and Field club. Ideal location for stock yards man. $4U0 cash, balance to auit. O'KtlEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1001 N. Y. Ufa. Doug. 8151. (19-t7l I HEAL E8TATE TITLE-TRUST CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, Pres CO U)-ll BEMIS PARK DISTRICT I room, brand hew. strictly modern, 84.60 O'Keef Real Estate Co.. 1001 N. Y. Life Bldg. (l-077 FOR SALEt-North half lot I, block 1 Jet ters addition. South Omaha, large house on ash street. I.alf block south f Armour. $1.2t6. Address W 6fl. Bee. . 419) M422 I LIST your property with the- Weatera Home Builders, ruia. 82-28 Nctnsak Kail, baa fciiia (i) 714 REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOH SALE. (Continued.) GEORGIA AVE. LOT $1,400 East front, 50x150 feet. Just right for grade. Paving paid. This la the third lot south of Hickory St Must be sold. ARGE LOT AND COTTAGE CLOSE IN East front on 25th, be tween Harney and Bt. Mary' ave., lot 66x112 feet, plenty large for t houses or a row of 8 bricks. There 1 a 6 room cottage, old.' but In good condition, with bath, furnace, good cellar, ga for light, shade tree and shrub bery In the yard. This will make you a comfortable home or will rent for two per year. Price, 83.800. The ground alone I worth nearly thl figure, it Is only 10 block from Bennett'. Harrison & Morton 113 N. Y. Life. Tel. D. S14. (1)-M432 $4,500 New and strictly modern, 7-room house on 24th Ave., near St. Mary's Ave. Paved treet. Term, $1,600 eaah, $300 annually at 6 per cent. We will be glad to show thl property to you. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO. Flrt Floor N. Y. L. Tel. Doug. 1781. "If It' a bargain, they have It." 19)-M1ST I FOR SALE House, 6 rooms, modern ex cept turnace, vrn cumlng St Prloa. 62,80ft. Eaay terms. JOHN F. FLACK, City Savings Bank, 16th and Douglas. (19)-2U BEMIS PARK. Two beautifully situated lots, 40x127 feet eacn, west ironi on Douievard, two block to '-ar. on grade; corner. 8hiO; Inside, $,00. Must be sold by owner at once, 2404 La fayette Ave. (1-M2( A hatl-npts f title; quick service. 'Phone AUaUttClB f orioes. Guarantee Ah. stracfvCo.. Patterson Blk. 'Phone Red 2M7. HI) 716 JyS IF YOU are thinking of building It will pay you to see me western Mom Build ers, room 2 and IP., Neb. Nat. Bank Bldg., for prices find term. (19) 210 South 20th St., Vacant 160 ft. north of Elm, on east aide of 20th atreet, paved. All specials paid. Can be had at a anap If taken before July 10th. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1001 N. T. Life. poug. 2162. (19)-874 i REAL ESTATE FARM AND it AN CH LAA D FOR 6 A LB Cevaad. SOUTHERN Manitoba, near Morris, three quarter aectlon of the choicest dry, clean prairie land; deep black loam; can all be cultivated; good locality. Norrls Is lo cated In one of tha richest farming die t riots In Manitoba, the land being well adaDted for wheat crowing. The owner. not being a farmer, needs the money fur business, hence a great bargain. For articular address George C. Popham, ;ox 662, Winnipeg. Manitoba. t20)-991 Jyx KSMM. WANTED Auenta to represent u In the ale of our Kansas lands, writ ror par ticular. Ukib Land and inveacment Co, Omaha. jv(D. uu) at lltbruka. FIRST-CLASS Nebraska farm and ranches tor pome or Luvesunenc uemia, uman. (20) M97 IMPROVED and unimproved farm In Dundy county, Nebraska, and Cheyenne county, Kansas, from 8v0 up: good land: three to ten miles to county seat; main line Burlington; write me what you want. I'll tell you what I've got WILL U. ISRAEL, Benkelman, Neb. (20)-M108 JySX North Dakota. 10,200 ACRES of land -In Mercer county, North Dakota, as a whole or In small lots, for sale on easy terms. H. E. Bklnner, 1016 Guaranty Lean Bldg., Minneapolis. () Mlttf 9x oath DaVota. ARE YOU Interested In South Dakota? If ao write to the A. C. Brink Land Co. of Pierre, 8. D.. concerning the 25,000 acre of farm lands they own In Hughe and Sully counties. They will answer you giaaiy. ta) MS79 AUgl Tsxm. W own and offer for sal 25.QOO acre of first -class farming' land situated In the Texas panhandle. Surface smooth and gently rolling; soil a dark chocolate loam with clay sub-soli every Inch a steam plow proposition. Sheet water at from 20 to 60 feet. Since January 16th we have re tailed nearly 100,000 acres; average retail price. 812.00 per acre. We have our own hotel fully equipped, together with auto mobiles. If taken within the next fifteen daya we will Include the entire equip ment with the land at a 'bargain figure. TEXAS AND SOUTHWEST COLONIZA TION CO. Third Btreet and Nloollet Avenue. Minneapolis, Minnesota. (201-M242 Jy6 TEXAS LAND FOR BALE. 22,000 ACRES choke agricultural and fruit land, in a solid body, 4 miles from the county seat of Ector oounty, on the main line of the T. P. R. R-; over 20 trains dally; write for colonisation surveyed, staked; ahallow water; for quick sale, 8s per sere will buy It; very eaay terme, per cent interest. tlOO.COO profit In this deal for you; best proposition In Texss. Address the owner, J. W. Topping, Odessa, Tex. (19) 433 2 REAL ESTATE LOANS MONEY TO LOAN Pa ne Investment Co. (22 217 PRIVATE MONEY-F. D. Wead. 1620 Doug. (22-il $1.000.0u0 TO IX) AN on business snd resi dence property in Omaha; lowest rstcs; no delay. Thoe-.as Breonaa. Room 1. N. V. Life. (221-211 WANTED City loans snd warrants' W. Farnam 8mllb 4k Co.. UM Farnam St (2Z)-22t LOANS on improved Ornahs property. O Keer R. E. CO.. )oni N. Y. Life Bli. (22)-ai LOANB on Improved city property. W. H. Thomas, tut First National Bank Bld. - . 1 2I)-t4 8J00O0; also $000.00 to loan on real estate. Private money. W. L. belby, 410 Board of Trad Bldg. (22)-M460 I 8600 TO 86O.0O0 TO LOAN at lowest rates; AMI delay. UAJH VLN tiOo.. 14 A RN Ail U&-442 BBSt MONEY TO LOAN (Continued.) LOWEST RATES Bemts, Faiton Block. WANTED City loana R. C. Peters Co. 77' . T REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED Cottage, southeast Omaha, near 10th Bt car line. Address 8 tux. rare Bee. (25) ktVii WANTED 7-room house, between Cuming and Clark, $3.0u0 to 14.000. Address P 600, csre Bee. (25) M36 WANTED Two cottages or small houses. between lKth and 3i H sta. near leaven worth. Address W 60S. car Bee. (2&)-M935 WANTED TO BUY WANTED To buy, second-hand furniture, cook and heating atoves. carpeta, uno leums, office furniture, old clothe and hoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilts and all kind of tools; or will buy the furniture of your house complete. Will buy antique or mahogany furniture. The highest prices paid. Call the right man. Tel. Douglas 3971. (25) S69 Jylift CASH paid for old books. Crane-Foy Co., Hi a. mn. rnone uougiaa iui. (26)-7 BUYERS FURNISHED IN 48 HOUR8- Inveetment Dept western Ker. Bond AM D Inc., Cull 721-7Z2 N. Y. Life Bldg. .- (26) 114 WANTED-rTo buy a good horse to use on a grocery wagon. T. w. bnraaer, zmn and Plondo. (SI-M9:3 WANTED TO RENT WANTED Nice front room In modern home with board, hy elderly lady; family of two preferred; references exchanged; will pay liberal price lor right place. Ad dress K 600, Bee. (26)-M75 Jy4x WANTED Furnished house, good lo cation. Address 8. A. Reid, treas. Independent Telephone Co., 1614 Harney Btreet. (2)-367 Sx WANTED SITUATION FOR student help see McCartney Insti tute, 1802 Farnam. (27) WANTED By teacher, office work for the aummer. Address H-628, care Bee. (27) M292 6x FOR student help see McCartney Instl tute, 1802 Farnam. (27) M630 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS John W. McDonald, sheriff, to Belinda M. Engles, lots 1 and 2, block 5, Boyd's addition t 850 900 550 1 7,000 Anna , M. Brown to John Hansen, part of lot 11, block 6, Shlnn s addition The 8. D. Mercer Co. to A, C. Mar then, lot 17, block 22, Walnut Hill W. A. Smith and wife to John W. Fleming, lots 16 and 17, block 1, Clifton Hill Lawrence R. Rosslter to Julia A. Rosslter, 20 acres in 18-16-13.... Charles F. Fahs and wife to Elvira J. Hedges, e lot 7, block it. South Omaha Ellen C. Towslee to Elisabeth M. Shahan, lot 1 and 2, block 4,' Du' pont Place Thomas J. Mullln and wife to George A. Brown and wife. w36 feet of lot 6, block 6, Reed's First addition .1 White River Savings bank to Isaac 8. Leavltt lot 17. block 124, Dun dee Place Central West Investment company to White River Savings bank, sanrfe Maggie I. Behmke and husband to Ada Deardorff, e80 feet of lot 10, block 10, Summit addition George T. Morton and wife to William P. Mumaugh, 50 feet of lots 20 to 24, block 1, Yates & Hemple's addition . . F. M. Shlssler and wife to Dora. Fitch, lot 4, block 1. A. S. Pat rick's addition Ellen F. Lyman to Prokop Kruml and wife, n30 feet of lot 6, block 9, Kountse's Fourth addition.... Cynthia M. McCague to Harry W. . Gallehea, lot 34, block 2, Mystic Park 1 Ernest Dietrich and wife to Rosalie Ilerbst lot 6, block I, Shelby Place John E. Marsh to Louis Peterson, lot 11. block 8. Marsh's addition.. Elixaheth M. Shahan to Mary A. Armstrong, lots 1 and 2. block 4. 1,200 700 250 14 1,600 8J5 2,300 250 700 650 Dupont Place 2,250 Frank S. Flnla and wife to Vaclav Blaha and wife, sH of lot 1, block 10, Kountse's Fourth addition.... Continental Trust company to Am mett Hoogn,'tt of lot 2 Michel' subdivision John W. Klein to Diss C. Kloln. lot 5, block 4, Sulphur Springs addi tion J. W. Townaend, trustee, to Cora 2,900 130 1,000 K. Curtis, ntt or n of ne4 of sw4, 83-16-13 1 Joshua L. Cohn and wife to Mayer Mayerowlch and Stephen Vail, e40 feet of lots 8 and 9, block 359, South Omaha T.000 Reed Broa. to Ivan Deyoe, lot I, block 2, replat Durant Place.... Raymond Cotenler and wife to.An drew Meekesser, lot 20, block 10, Corrigan Place -. John G. O'Connell and wife to F. Isabel Pollard, lot 6, block 2, La Veta Place John C. Darnell and wife to Rohei a K. Elliott, lot 27, block 2, B. E. Wilcox addition L. F. Crofoot and wife to Isabel Linn, lot 6 and 7, Wlnther sub division John D. Ware to Pauline Delanev. 225 860 700 460 2,000 . part of lot 18, J. I. Redlcka' addi tion 2,500 Isador Hummer et n. to J. Berber, lot 1, block 1. Kountse's Fourth addition . i . Ellen B. Slabauph and husband to Byron J. and James D. Heed, part of lot 12 and 28, Clark.)' addi tion Louisa A. Swtgert and husband to Silvia Wlttlg, lot 10, block 6, Cot tage Park , Henry L. Beard and wife to Ida M. Cole, lots 2 and 3, block 102, Flor ence , Jo- Yellnek and wife to Dennis E. Murray and wife, lot 14. block 2, Denlse's addition John M. Wilson to Joe Yellnek and wife, same Omaha A Council Bluff a Railway company to John W. Fleming, I. tK u and 17, block 1, Clifton Hill 7,000 7,760 2.100 460 1 900 20 Total ...$66,862 GOVERNMENT. NOTICES CHIEF QUARTERMASTER OFFICE. Omaha. Neb., June 29, l&Ji. Sealed pro posals. In triplicate, will be received here and by quartermasters at the posts named herein, until 10 a. in , centiut standard time, July 29. 1D07, for furnishing wood, coal and charcoal, during the fiscal year ending June 3c, 1, at Omaha quartermaster depot. Fort Crook, Omaha and Robinson. Ne braska; Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; Fort Mackenxle, Wyoming, and . Fort De Molne. Iowa. proposal for delivery at other places will be entertained. United States reserve right to re ject or accept any or all proposals or any part thereof. Information furnished on ap plication here, or to quurtermasteia at the stations named. Envelopes containing pro posals should be marked fcPropoaala for fuel." and addressed to Major Thomas Cruse, chief quartermaster. J29Jyl-2-2-2t-27 LEGAL NOTICES SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED by the Board of Public I.onds and Build Ings on or before July 5, 1M, for the fur nishing and erecting of two 154 II P. aster tube boiler at tha Hoapltal for the Insane at Norfolk, Nebraska, as per sped ft. at Ion now on hi In tha ethos ef the ternary of S'ate at Lincoln. Nebraska. pkvORIS ' J UN KIN, Secretary f State, J27d7t LEGAL NOTICES (.Conlinuvd.) FROP1fAt.S FOR LAYING WATER MAINS Pealed proposals will be receive! bv the city clrrk of the city of Randolph Nebraska, at hi office until the 21 day of July, 1!17, at o'clock p. m., for the fur nishing and laying of . feet of 4-ln.-! cast water mains and l.i-'O of 6-Inch cast water mains with six 4-lrrh double notxle Are hydrarta for ZVfc-lnch Are hoee together with all n-'cessary fittings for all mains and hvdrant. Bids to include the dlg- fing of all ditches at least five feet below he established grade of said city, and not less than Ave feet below he surface of the street at any f.lace. Elds to Include all connec t Ions and extra a shown by the plans and speclllcatlons on file at the of fice of the said city clerk. One-half of the contract price for the laying and furnish ing said mains aa above to he paid In rash and the balance to be paid in warrants drawn on the general fund of said cltv. All bids must be accompanied by a .'ertl fled check equal to 10 per cent of the amount hid, as guarantee that If the hid Is accepted the bidder will enter Into con tract to perform and carry out the bl.l. The city reserves the rlaht to reJot sny or all bids. E. S. MAILLIARD, City Clerk. J21d24t RAILWAY TIME CARD I1M08 BTATIOJI 10th AND MAItOY. , t ale Paelftte. Leave. Arrive. Overland Limit a 8:66 ant a 1:40 m The China and Japan Fast Mall na pm ;oo em Colo. A Calif. Ex a I to pra a 1:30 am California A Ore. Ex. ..a 4-00 pm a 6:60 pm Los Anxeles Lfmtted....al2:f4 pm a 9:16 pm Colorado Special all :65 pm a t:M am North Platte Local a 7:42 am a :i pm Beatrice Local b 7:41 am b 4:16 pm Chicago, Rock Island 2k Pacta. EAST. Chicago Limited a 2:4S am all JO pm Ioma Local a 7:00 am a 4:20 pm is Moines Pea I : pm al2: pm Iowa Loral an .40 am D t ft pm Chicago (F.asiern Ex.). a 4:50 pm a 1:25 pm Chicago Flyer a 4:00 pm a 1:85 am WEST. Rookv Mountain Lrtd..al!:4 btr. a 8:3S am Colo. A Cal. Express... 1:36 pm a 4:40 pm Okl. ft Teas k-xpress. a 4:40 pm a s -to pm Lincoln ft. Falrburv Pass.a 8:46 amal0:16 am Chicane Great Weatera. St. Paul ft Minneapolis. 8:30 pm 7:80 am St. Paul ft Minneapolis. 7:30 am 11:35 pm Chicago Limited 6:06 pm 8:27 am Chicago Express 7:80 am 11:35 pm Chicago Express I:2V pm 1:30 pm Illinois Cearral. Chicago Expreaa a T:2I am a 8:48 pm Minn, ft St. Paul Exp...b 7:90 am a 8.66 pra Chicago Limited a 4:00 pm a 8:80 am Minn, ft St. paui conta.a :ou pm a s.w am Wabash. St Louis Express a 6:20 pm a 8:80 am St Louis Local (from Council Bluffs) a 1:30 am all:lt pm Stanberry Local (from Council Bluffs) ..1 b 6:00 pmbl0:li am Chicago A Northwester. Chicago Daylight a 7:0 am a11:54 pm St Paul-M'apolia Exp.. a 7:60 am alO:uo pm Chicago Lccai all: 30 am a 8:U pro Btoux City Passenger. ..a 7:50 am a S:: pm Chicago 1'assenger a 4:80 pm a 9:20 am Chicago Special a 4:00 pm a 9:30 am St. Paul-M'poll Lmtd..e d:5 pm a 7:40 am Los Angeles Limited. ...a 9:20 pm a!2:36 pm Overland Limited .al0:00 pm a 8:28 am Faat Mall 6loux City Local... Faat Mali ,. Twin City Limited. Overland Limited . Norfolk-Bonesteol . Llncoln-Chadron ... Dead wood-Lincoln Casper-Shnshonl ... Haatlngs-buperlor . a 8:29 am ..a 1:60 pm a 1:20 am a J: pm ..a 8:28 pm a 7:05 am ..a 8:38 pm a 9:31 am ..a 7:40 am al0:36 am ..b 7:40 am a10:"5 am ..a 8:00 pm a 6:06 pm ..a 8:00 pm a 8:06 pm . .b 8:00 pm b 5:05 pm Fretnont-Alblon ...b t:02 pm bl2:50 pm Los Angeles Limited... 1:60 pm al2.3f pm MAmoarl Paclac. K, C. ft St L. Exp a 1:00 m a 6:56 are K C. ft Bt. L. Exp all:15 pm a 8:35 pra Nebraska Local a 2:0n pm all:40 am Chicago, Mllwaske A at. Paal. Chi. ft Colo. ' Special... 7:02 am 11:45 pm Calif, ft OTcgon Exp... 5:68 pm J: pm Overland Limited. 1:68 pra 1:87 am BIBL1NOTOK STA, IOTH MASON Darllngtoa. Denver ft California. Northwest Special Black Hill Northwest Express.. Nebraska points. ...... Nebraska Express.... Lincoln Fast Mall.... Lincoln Local Leave. .a 4:10 pm Arrive. 1 4:10 pra k 4:10 pm 4:10 pm 4:10 pm 4:iu pra ..a 9:30 pm a C.tt at ..a 8:0C am a 6:10 pm ..a 9:0t am a 6:10 pm ..S 1:41 pm al2:01 pin a t:nt am a 8:00 nra Lincoln Local.. Louisville ft Plattsm'th.b 8:10 pm bl0:20 am Bellevue-Plattsmouth ..a t-.lf pm a 7:45 am Plattsmouth-Iowa b 1:10 am Bellevue-Plattamouui b 1:38 pm Denver Limited all :66 pm a 4:46 am Chicago Slieclal... Chicago Expreaa., 7:00 am all:46 Dm a 4:30 pm a 8:66 pm .a 6:30 pm a 8:30 am a 9:16 am all. -30 am Chicago Flysc low cocai fit Trills fCvnresa. a ,4:46 pm all:30 air Kansas city ft Bt. Joe..aI0:45 pm Kansas City ft St. Joe. .a 1:16 am a 6:3o am a 6:10 pm Kansas City ft St Joe. .a 4:16 pm WcSBSTER TA. 1BTM ft WEBSTER Chicago, at. Paal, Mtnaenpoll A Omaha. Leave. Arrive. Twin City Passenger. ..b 4:30 am b 1:10 pi Sioux City Passenger... 2:00 pm ' al1:20 m Emerson Local b 8:45 pm b 9:10 am Emerson Local . Missouri Paclflp, Local via Weeping Water Falls City Local ..o 1:46 am' 1:60 pm ..a 8:06 am a 1:10 pm ..a 8:50 pm all:20 am a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, d Dally except Saturday c Sunday only. Dally except Mor.day. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS French Line Compajnim- Gtniralt Trarutattantitfv Clgantle, Elegant, Fast Lvlatha.is JVtttt yorTarU 6 Day LA PROVENCE, new twin screw Over, psssesv gr elevator, fryqiiitslum.roof cafe. Thissud the other Twin Screw Steamers have daily newspap ers, orchestra, wireless svstein and insny other inn7"atiom.Qi: board, both for islet vxnrl comfort T,a proreno Joly 11 La Bretaga..... Jnlylg La Bavoi Jnly 85 La Tooxalae Aug. 1 I.a Lorraim Ang. S X Bretagas Ang. IS Nl odicar man-of-war SImiIdIIu. Cota sanr'l rsatlbviad trains, Hsvre-Falrs. IS4 soars, whar oouTnt,Qt ssanawtloes an aud ler all points a tha voatlnanC for Dlasa. rnrftlaos ant full Inforaiatlea sail a. talathon or writs ao Harry E. Maoras, 1401 Farnara St. I J. B. Itay aolda, W Farnam It. ; UmiIs N'aeas, car Plrsf Ka tlooal Bank; W. O. DatMsea, 161 Farnaaa C CANADIAN PACIFIC "BMP RES" Llr4 f th Atlantic QTTBBEO TO X.XTEBPC&. X.BBB TBAJf POVB DAYS AT I2A, Empresses tall July 12, 26; Aug. t, 21: Sept. 6. 20. First Cabin $50- up. Second Cabin $46 up; Third Class $28.75. Writ for particular. 0, B. BnJanlB, OenL Agent, Tel. Hariiaon 1718. 283 So. Clark St.. Chicago. t, S, 4 and -.Horse Svenera For SUUY.6AXB ui DISC PLOWS Ask Your Dealer for "Haider" Cveaert, or Writ Us KEIDER KFQ. CO., , Kb-a. ol all klaes at Erasers, Ladders. (. Dept. B. CARROLL, IOWA. Foot! forr nervous met who And their power te KTot..nc ork and youthful vigor a'tjs vca tone a result ef vr wwrk or mental egyrtion shoud take ijziai 9 nr-nvtv r fyj 1 rui. 4 nr wi make you eat and aleep and be a man again, 61 Boar a hose BstM by sa.au. fltBKAl h BfoCOWatHLI. BBTJO 00. Corner let sad 2o3ie his. OWL IIUO COMPART, CC Uth as4 Jaacaey 4aau, Bah, ALKALI IRES IN AN AUK Three Men from Boston nd Death Valley Reach Omaha. MACHINE TELLS STORY OF RID! I.e Trip with tinny Adveataree l a. - aertakea) tor Lore of Ike Gaase by Trio of loan's; Men. From the glistening, torrid alkali field of America most dread desert to the most cultured city of America' effete east From Death Valley to Boston. Three men are making this trip by auto mobile. They atca.u.'d up to the Murray hotel In Omaha Tuesday morning, having been Just thirty days on the road. Clothed In khaki, spattered with mud. their face I peeled from sunburn, and their auto still white Inside with alkali dust, their very appearance might spell Tonnpah, for the chance observer. But Topojh Is a tarn place to them, and they proudly talk of the wonder of Death Valley. Their "Desert Rat" I an auto of their own construction. It was made from the component part of flv machine of dif ferent make and a few parts made to their order. It weighs, with It occupant. 4,714 pound. Adventaree oa the Way. These traveler are George O. Reed, George K. Bhuler and Harry W. Brown, all of Boston, Mass., and Funeral Range. Cal. They left Green water, Cal., at the lower end of Death Valley on -June I, traveled cross Nevada to Callente, thence to. Mil ford, Utah, and serosa the Wasatch moun tains to Richfield, Castle Valley and Hunt ington, then to Grand Junction, Glenwood and Denver, then to McCook, Fremont and Omaha. At one place In Utah they went but twenty-eight miles In two day, being compelled to build bridges over wollen mountain at ream. In southern Nevada they missed the spring to which they wera directed and lost their way on the deaert They had no water, to drink , for many hours, preferring to conserve the small amount they had for (he use of the en gines. When finally they found the spring, fourteen miles from where they thought It ., was, the boiler of the machine was so dry they could not hve gone another mile. The three Bostonlan began life In the west a year ago as the operator of n automobile transportation line In Death Valley. Shortly they fell In with B1V Keyes, mining partner of the famou Bcotty, and with hi aid located a claim I the Funeral range,' naming It the Wf Flower mine. After a short tay at Bj ton they will return to work It. Sof ore from the Wild Flower Is carri In the "Desert Rat" and they aay If richer than any at Goldfleld. iviid ana wsirririB u u 1 r r "It la a wild country," aald Georg' Reed. '"When we flrat went there we to buy our water at Green water, ff had been hauled fifty-nine miles, an were taxed 815 a barrel. The price of 1 Js now down to $5 at the same place. Bmlth has built a railroad up to hla mine In the Funeral range nd one 4 water along the railroad at $2.60 D gallons, which I reasonable ( could expect. "8peaklng of borax, there use twenty-mule teams, but they aW past. It 1 cheaper to dig the tr of the mine at the edge of the vj It I to haul It out of the valley; The party will leave Omaha 1 morning. They will go to Boat of Chicago. Toledo, Pittsburg, ij , and New York. ' . ... , . ' BRUTAL HUSBAND Wo ma a Beatea la Sick Bed Be lice to Torn Loose Ma Who "truck Her. Rising from a ick bed to which. band' abuse had brought her, Mr. Glfford of 920 North Eighteenth Btreet Into police court Tuesday morning In effort to sve hltn from punishment Glffoi wa arrested Friday by Officer Earley afte he had beaten hi wife Into Insensibility She wa unconscious foe several hours aftJ erward and wa taken to the Omaha Gen- 1 eral hospital. Although hardly able to walk, ahe came to the station, when he waa brought before the Judge, and after a sen tence of ten days had been passed she beg ged Captain Dunn to releaae htm with tear In her eye and declared that ah would ap peal to the mayor for a pardon. Her hus band contributes nothing to her support and often waatea the money which ahe earn for herself. When asked what he Intended to do If released he Bald he would leave hi wife and get out of town. He wa rough gnd brutal even In their conference through the bar of a cell, "I didn't know I hit her." he aald. "I waa drunk at the time. I'll go way and leave her alone If I get chance." Captain Dunn refused to grant him any leniency . and expressed a wish that hi brutality might be rewarded with suitable punishment. OMAHA MARINE WAR IN COURT Another Injaartlon Issued ta Coarse) of Conflict for Right at Landing;. Omaha marine Interests are Involved In another Injunction suit. In district court growing out of the use of lading place at the foot of Dougla atreet Samuel H. Oregory, proprietor of the Omaha, ha ecured a restraining order from Judge Sear to prevent Q. M. Slvrly of the Susan from using the landing on the lower side of the street railway bridge or from using the shack at the point for the sale of tickets. The suit Is based on the fact that the city council designated a landing below the bridge for the Omaha and above the bridge for the Susan. The owner of the Omaha declare the Susan frequently en croaches upon their right and uses the lower landing. , They assert It I dangeroua for the Omaha, which carries a large barge, to use the upper landing whit the Susan I at the lower one. The Omaha wa recently enjoined from using the landing adjoining Union Paclfio property at the foot of Duuglaa street. MRS. NASH TO BUILD CHAPEL Aaslllary to tha New Catholle Ca thedral Is Permitted by the City Permit were Issued Tuesday morning for the construction Of two buildings In con nection with the new Catholic cathedral. The first was to Mrs. Catherine B. Nash, who will erect a chapel at Ftrtlrth and Burt streets t a cost of 817,000. The other permit "wa lo the company organised to construct the cathedral. It rovers the cost of erecting the flrat part of the superstructure, which -1 given a value of $29,000 for mason' work, exclualv 6f any other contract. Balldlag; Permit. Mr. J. Sautter, 10th and Iluncroft ctreet two' frame dwellings, . 82.200 each: . J. F. Houchin, . TsWrty-se.venth and Meredtlh avenue, frame dwelling, 82.14); August Ketaer, Twenty-aevetUh and Franklin streets, frame dwelling, $2,0 o, Gus Strom, Fourteenth and 6encer streets, frame dwelling. $2.5'i; Mrs. Catherine B. Nash. Fortieth and Burt streets, brick nd stone rhspel, 617.UUO: Roman Catholic Building Board. Fortieth and Burt struts, part of superstructure of, cathedral. , t.'t.ouC; T. B. Barnes, Tventy-tevtlilk S'1 fclundo, frame dwelling, $J,ooo, sawie, Iiam dweUlttati $J.v4, T iNr 1 A her F CA L