OFFERED FOR RENT
til
DESK room on first floor mt
2D FLOOR, well lighted;
use. L'12 f'trnam.
1212 Farnam.
0&) K
elegant for office
(15) MO
FOFl RTNT-riMk room In Pee office, city
hall building. 417 N. Z-tli St. South
Omaha Apply to manager. (15T--124
OFFICE for rent; office furniture for sale
cheap. 921 N. Y. Life Bldg
tl.ir-Mlf9 Hi
CH0IC1
OFFICES
It la very seldom that Rood outside space
In a well appointed office building In avail'
abVe. At the present time we have a
beautiful suite of two ronmx on the filth
floor, with east and south light, a Urge
vault, which nin'itts tin a most desirable
apace during either summer or winter.
Room No. 54 la now vacant and la 14x19.
with a good-sized vault; has east light.
A new hard-wood fluor waa recently put
In thla room.
Everybody In Omaha knows the location of
the Bee building; H la rentral. close to
the City bull and county court house.
There are several hundred people who
spend more time here than In their homes
and any one of Hen will teatlfy as to
the caro they receive. Here.
for further particulars call
THE BEE BUILDING
CO.
PATENTS
LA11SON A CO. Book free.
Pee B'dg.
(17j-.
D. O. BARNELL. pil'n attorney and ma
chine designer, I'axton Blk. Tel Red. 7U7.
(17 9S0Au-li)
PERSONAL
CITY STEAM I .A I N iJ U f Shirts pressed,
nut Ironed. 211 8. iuh St. Tel. Dojg. toi.
UM
Bee Want Ads
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE I NEBRASKA FRM day to day
WILL MAKE IT EASY FOH YOU TO DEGIN
IN A SMALL WAY AND BUILD UP t
StamnHTrrs' Institute.
OMAHA
Bid.
6EWINO machlnea
lath and Harney.
Bauige
(18.1- S;
tented.
'Phone
Neb. Cycle Co.,
Doug. ln.
(1M 868
M A 1 1 WT! 1 1 treatment and hath. Mma.
lUiVUiMAlVygn,,, us N. 2 noor.
tl(
FEW haipains In 2d-hnnd soda fountains,
monthly payments. Delight, IMS Farnam.
Iltjj-M9
I
" ' Jl
Little Signi of Usual Mid-Summer
I Dullness in General Business.
Quaint anil I urlnns Keatnrea of l.lfo
In a Rapidly (.rowing-state.
I The
! out In
average county newspaper cornea
a new dress shout as seldom as the
REAL ESTATF
CITY PMOI'KHTV FOR SAI.K.
(Continued )
El'ZKMA absolutely cured by W. A. I'axton
salve, B. J. Scanncll. agt.. 509 Ware Hlk.
(1S)-M918
SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mall: cut
Prices. Send for free catalogue jvi.veia-
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha.
PLEATING
(18-H.'
ALL KINDS.
Buttons, Ruclilng,
Embroidery
Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and shrink
ingonly Be per yard. Send for price list
and samples.
tiuLDMAN I'LEATlNO CO.,
10 Douglaa Block. Tel. Douglas l!fl4
Uoi il
TKF. HAIA'ATKIN AIIMV solicits cast-off
clothing; In fact, anything you do not
used We collect, repair and sell, at 114
N. 11th St., for cost of collecting, to the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 4133 and
wagon will call. 18-6U
AINFl'L burns, any sore or skin
'luickly healed by Satin skin cream.
hurt
25c.
17TH AND FAHNAM.
IK, -4..1
I'ltlVATE CONFINEMENT HOMH-.Mr.
Dr. King, 13.0 N. 24th St. Tel. loiig. Hnt9.
(18)-8(3
Stares.
FOR, RENT Large store room, with good
basement, iMfil) So. lGlh St., 115.
C. M. BACHM ANN. 436 I'axton Blk.
(15)-.171
MAGNETIC
STORE ROOM. 1108 N. 1th St., $20.
BEMIS. PAXTON BI.K.
"Phone Douglas Kso. (15) 414
OFFERED FOR SALE
Fencing
ANCHOR and Iron
c per loot. 206 N.
icncing;
17th St.
wire fenclna
Tel. Red M4.
(14; 842
Knrnltnre,
ID-HAND furniture bought and sold; busi
ness on the square. Rosenberg, formerly
with Chicago Furniture Co., Iu3 8. 14th.
D. 6885. (ll M970 Jv27
ACCTION.
Entire contents of in-room house; nice
new bunny and harness, 2210 Harney St.,
Hat., .lr.lv U.
Auctioneer.
. V
FIRN1TLRK
cheap. Cull
at 10 a. in.
II. A. Roth,
(lii)-973 13x
sale
for 4-room cottage for
H12 Chicago.
(Ill) M750 13x
FOR PALE Cheap, furniture and stoves.
811 S. 2sth St. Call evenli gs.
(1 S36 lox
Pianos, Orsana, Mailrsl Instruments.
SPECIAL
PIANO
BARGAINS
Cottage upright, used only 1 year $ 62
Kimball, upright, large alee SO
Singer, upright, walnut case 103
Chlckcrtng, upright, parlor size 126
Void A Bona, fine tone 158
Easy payments of (3 to $5 per month.
SCIIMOLLER & MUELLER,
1311-1313 Farnam St. 'Phone Douglas 1625.
(1) M30S
ELEGANT I'prlghl piano, nearly new, very
cheap, 415 N. ?3d St. (16)-M707 13
KIMBALL upright piano,
8105. Owner leaving city.
fine condition,
1819 Davenport.
. (IBj-817 14x
Pool and Billiard Tables.
FOR SALBNaw and secondhand billiard
nd pool tablea. We lead the world In
cheap bar fixtures; easy payments. Kruns
Wlck-Balke-Collendar, 407 8. 10th St. -
(lG-845
Typewriters and lewlsg Machines.
TYPEWRITER SALE All machines taken
In exchange will be closed nut at unheard
prices. Typewriter Exchange, 041 Pnxton
Block. (1(!)-M'.i71
Osteology and massage.
Varor and tub baths.
Room 2. 12M Farnatn St., 2d floor.
(IS)-M926 JyS
TIIV VT .TV Newlv established mnn
.11 Hi lJlilliJ .,,, IU1,, ,mth riarira;
expert lacH' operator iiivrs t-al. del 1111.4
rut).' Room ', Barker Block, Ifi' h anj
Farna.m. (1SI-MI53 13x
YOl'Xn WOMEN coming to Omaha as
mrangers are invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian Association rooms,
lfilS Farnatn street, where they will !
directed to suitable boarding places or
otherwise assisted. (IKi-HlJ
OX NEW L'4T1I ST. CAR LINE
A SPECIAL BARGAIN.
If sold at once, can offer at
a price that will make you
money, two cottages on B.
22d St., close to the new 24th
Bt. car line, or within walking
distance nf town; water, sewer
and gas connections. Make ui
an offer on the two, or we will
ell them separately. The rent
Will pay for them. Will sell
on terms to suit you. Let us
show the property. It must b
old and you can buy It right.
1 R. II. LANDEKYOU,
Doug. 215L Board of Trade.
(l)-7 li
FARM
REAL ESTATE
RANCH 1.AXID9 FOR 9I,R
(Continued.)
Kansas-
BEST OPPORTUNITY.
Seven-room cottage and barn, carriage
house- fruit trees, IVs blocks from Leav
tnwi.rth car; would make terms or big
reduction for cash If aqld Immediately.
Inquire 1411V, Farnam. (19) M13515
A ORKAT bargain for sale; the Cun
ningham block at the northwest corner
of 13th and Jackson; this building is Oix
GC. three stories and basement; stores
on first floor and rooms on two upper
floors: was built at a cost of over $75,000,
ami can be made witli small cost into a
jobbing house, hotel or factory; the prop
erty belongs to the National Bank of
Commerce and must be sold within the
next thirty days: make me an offer.
George E. Barker, Barker Block. Omaha.
REAL ESTATE
UK A I. ESTATE UEALEItl,
RUSSELL & M K1TR1CK CO., 412 Ramjse.
(ISO 8Uu
W. H
1129.
TURRELL, 16 Patterson Blk. Doug.
(19) SC
PAYNE INV. CO.
1781.
1st floor N. Y. L. Doug.
(19)-Hti
L. W. BUNNELL
Douglas ullS).
& CO., 822
N. Y. Life.
(19)-90
R. C. PETERS & CO., Bee Bhlg. (191-837
ALFRED C.
Bank Uldg.
KENNEDY. 209
'Phono Douglaa
First Nat'l
f23.
(19)-Sa8
CEO RGB & COMPANY,
16ul Farnam. Tel. Douglas 758.
(19) 8h
CITY PROPEfflT 1" FOR 4ALE,
BEMIS PARK DISTRICT. '
The owner has decided not
to rent for a few days; would
rather sell; but If they cannot
be sold soon they will be
leased for a year at $35 per
month. We have had several
desirable applications. You
ought to see this property.
Has four large bed rooms on
the second floor; attic all fin
ished; four rooms on the flrat
floor; cemented cellar; full
foundations under the entire
house; tine furnaces; combina
tion gas and electric light fix
tures; good plumbing through
out; double floors; well built;
lot 42 ft. In width; on car line;
high and sightly, where It Is
cool; cement walks; nice shade
trees.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO,
1001 N. Y. Life Bldg.,
Omaha.
(19) 98J 13
FOR SALE High grade secondhand type
Writer; good condition; a bargain at JO
Call room 603, Bee Bldg. (18) 6,1
ONE Remington typewriter. No. 6, In good
condition, for sale cheap. Call at Be
Office. (18) 628k
ONE No. 7 Remington typewriter and desk,
nearly new; 1 No. 6 Remington typewriter;
No. 6 mimeograph; HalN safe, medium
Blse. J. L. Barber, 1108 Harney.
(1) 152 18x
Itlaeellaaeoas.
GAB. ELECTRIC AND
. COM HI NATION
FIXTURES.
Special low prices during the summer to
reduce stock. ;ordur now; goods delivered
when ready.
BURGESS & GRANDEN CO,
Telephone Douglaa 681. 813 S. 1Mb St.
UO-848
FOR BALE Peninsular range with water
back; also base burner heater, good as
new. 2444 Manderson 81. Tel. Webster
8-V7. . (16)-130 14
FLAT-TOP desk; also desk
634 Paxton Blk.
room to rent.
(16)-Mlll 14
FOR BALE Cheap, twenty-two Winchester
repeating rifle; good as new. w. F.
Brown. 114 8. 9th St. (16) M113 14x
$1,100 ON PAYMENTS
New 4-room oottage, 8th and Saratoga,
lot 47x130; can take $100 dnwn, balance
payments. A nice little home and cheap.
FINE HOME
On West Dodge st, 8 rooms, all modern.
If you want a nice home and well located
see us about this, la very cheap at Jj.ieO.
Peterson Bros., 523 Bee Bldp;.
(191-142 11
Hanscom Place Lot
East front on Georgia Ave., full lot 50x
150 feet, 3 feet above the street. A great
bargain at $1,4"0; paving, permanent walks
paid for In full. This Is really a $2,000 lot
ana we ao not Know or as good a lot on
Georgia Ave. that can be bought for $3,000.
Harrison & Morton
913 N. Y. LIFE BLDG. TEL.
DOUG. $14
(19)-136 15
EEN'D ua your mall
freight paid on $10
Drug Co., Omaha.
orders for drugs:
lots. Myers-Dillon
(18) -860
6HERWIN WILLIAMS CO, best mlged
paint. Sherman & McConnelk Drug Co.
(1S)-191
HOMEOPATHIC medicines, wholesale and
Mail. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
(16)-M41T
HOME- MADE GRAPE WINE 10 YEARS
OLD. $1.00 PER GALLON. CACKLEY
lihui., OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
(16)-441 It
$12,500 HOME
On the most fashionable street In the
West Farnam district; nearly new B-room
oak finished house; tiled bath room and 6S
foot lot. Thla house was built by the
owner for a home, and the Interior finish.
plumbing, lighting, fixtures and hardware
are me very iieai.
For particulars ask.
John AV. Robbins, Sole Agent
JIAIJ.S aafea, new, Sd-hand.
181$ Farnam.
(16)-847
DRUGS at cut prices; freight paid on $10
orders; catalogue free.
SHERMAN A M CONNELL DRUG CO..
Omaha. Neb.
(lS)-Mm
FOR SALE Fine Peninsular Range with
water hack; almost good aa new. 2444
Manderson St. Tel. Webster 8207.
(W) M'.2 13
FOR SALE First-class store fixtures,
showeasca, etc. Globe Ind and Invest
ment Co., IhZt Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
(16) 860
COUNTER platform scale, weighs fc;
counter coffee mill, tearly new, cheap.
S0 N. 16th. (16)-81 14
ENGINE. 16 horse boiler. 20 horse fhsrp
lesa cream separator, like new, for less
than half price. Heede. Meckllng. S. D.
OS) M8o2 Ux
FOR 43ALEAA
Emmet St.
xlj wall
tent. Andy
(It) M161
Z4
13
UNIVERSAL Encyclopedia. 13
int-a, cost t46. Waving city;
ST Roberta, Soil Mlama. (16)-
new TOl-s-lve
me
MTo 13
1802 FARNAM ST.. Tel.
Doug. 529.
(19) M11S 15
ONE BLOCK FROM HARNEY
AND WALNUT HILL
ear line, on 30th St.. a strictly modern
rooms and reception hall, first floor finished
In oak; price it.jno. it s a gem.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE) CO.,
loul N. Y. Life Bldg.
(19) M713 IS
t Rooms,
all modern,
paved street,
furnace,
porcelain hath.
19th and 1-eavenworth.
$3,260.
STRINGER. I'axton Blk.
(19) MT$
EVERY WOTHAN WA?fTS A HOME.
SO DOES HER HUBRAND.
SO DO THE CHILDREN.
Which shall it be!
A HOME FOR YOU TO SUPPORT
or
. HOME THAT WILL SUPPORT TOUT
BUY A HOME OF 8 TO 10 ACRES
IN KEYSTONE PARK
and in a few years It will
support you.
Call and see us about It.
Take you out In an
automobile any day. plat
and folders mailed you. If you
drop us a card.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.,
or
D. V. SHOI.KS COMPANY.
1st Floor Board of Trade Bldg.
(19)-P85 17
WANTED Agents to represent ua In the
sale of our Kansas lands. Write for par
ticulars, (ilobe Land and Investment o.,
Omaha, Neb. Otoj 897
orh Dakota..
HETTINGER COUNTY. NORTH DAKOTA
LAND
Two solid sections (cornering on each other)
Of the very best land In Hettinger county;
finest of soil and water; an excellent
steam plow proposition. Land will have
to be seen In order to te appreciated.
In a country where land is rapidly chang
ing hands and .Increasing in price. Owners
need the money and the land Is offered
for Immediate sale at the very low price
of $11 per acre. No trades. If you want
thla bargain write or wire at once.
The H. M. Kleron Land Company 311-313
Nioollet Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.
(20)-Ml 14
Sooth Dakota.
ARE YOU Interested In South Pakntat If
so write to the A. C. Brink Land Co. of
Pierre, S. D., concerning the 26,000 acres
of farm lands they own In Hughes and
Bully counties. They will answer you
gladly. (20-M379 Al
ATTENTION!
FARMERS! LAND INVESTORS!
Buy of us good farm land in Hand
county, eastern South Dakota, gently un
dulating surface, black loam soil, with
clay subsoil. Oood water, plenty of rain,
large crops of wheat, oats, spelta, corn;
nice elmprovements. Ruy before another
crop Is harvested. Prices advancing and
have doubled In last six years. ltW acres,
level, all tillable, 7 miles of Miller; price
$-1 per acre.
120 acres good land, somewhat rolling, $15
per acre.
640 acres, all tillnblc, good six-room house,
barn, room for 2(0 head. artesian well
waters 2,'KiO head of stock every day; price I
i por acre, we have many others. Join
our excursion July 16 to Miller. Bee L. W.
Tulleys & Sun. Council Bluffs. la. 102
Main St., Upstairs. (20) M177 14x
LEGAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR LAYING WATER
MAINS healed proposals will be receive!
bv the eitv clerk ol the city of Randolph
Nebraska, at his ofllce until the 22rt day of
July, 1W7. at s o'clock p. in., for the fur
nishing and laying of o.fsm leet of 4-Inch
cast water mains and AM of 6-Inch cast
water mains with six 4-Inch double noisle
fire hydrarts for 24-Inch fire hose together
with all necessary fittings for all mains
nd hydrants. Bids to incluilo the dig
ging of all ditches at least five feet below
the established grade of said city, and not
less than five feet below 'lie surface of the
street at any place. Bids to Include all
connections and extras a shown by the
plans and specifications 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 as above to be raid In cash
and the balance to bo raid In warrant
drawn on the general fund of said city.
All bids must be accompanied by a .'ertl
fled check equal to 10 per cent of the
amount bid, as a guarantee that If the bid
Is accepted the bidder will enter Into con
tract to perform and carry out the bid.
The cltv reserves the right to refect anv
or all Mds. E. 8. MAILLIARD, City Clerk.
121d24t
NOTICE TO BOND BUYERS FOR SALE
-$1G,OCO of 20-yr. school bonds, Issued by
school district No. 13 of Madison Co., Neb.,
6 per cent Int.. option of pay't after 6 yrs.
Denomination $5oo. Sealed bids to be opened
July :'2; accompanied by certified check of
2oo.-C. A. MILLER, Secy., Newman Crove,
Neb. Jy5dl41
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BEST new d-room house, modern with or
without furnace, fur (2, 1;4; forced to sell
quickly. Tel. after 7 p. m. Webster 158.
(19)-M9S2
2756 CALIFORNIA
Just west of Crelghton college, walk
ing distance, 8 rooms, strictly modern, 4
rooms on first floor, hot water heiit; good
barn. O Keefe Heal Estate Co., 1001 N. Y.
Life Bldg., Tel. Douglas 2102.
(IS) 25 is
$1,2003208 Seward St., 6 rms.
(inn 2510 Rees Ht.. 8 rms.
$.'.2n0 4'.t9 Cumins St., 7 rms; make offer.
$2.XiiO 716 8. Sth St., 7 rms.
$4.500 24th Ave and St. Mary's Ave., 7 rms.
$6,000 3fitli Ave. and Popploton Ave., 8 rms.
PAYNE INVb.BI.MEM COMI'AJNX.
1st Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
Tel. Doug. 17X1.
"If It's a bargain, they have It."
(19) 9l3 13
THE KERR ABSTRACT CO.'S AB-
STRAITS OF TITLE are the sarest.
You are protected by a $10,000 bond
against loss by errors. Tou don't buy a
lawsuit whan you buy a "Kerr" abstract.
1614 Harney. Tel. Douglas 6487. ()
Most Desirable Property
House built for a home. Owner going
west. Newly papered and painted; beauti
ful yard; fine view; cistern, basement,
laundry, hardwood fluor. Easy terms It de
sired. Come and see it.
MRS. GARDNER,
401 S Cuming St.
(19) M41
BEMIS PARK.
Two beautifully situ&ted lots. 40x127 feet
each, west front on boulevard, two blocks
to car, on grade; corner, isuu; inside, Jiuo.
Must be sold by owner at once. 8404 La
fayette Ave. (19) MM
LIST your property
Home Builders, rms.
Bank Bldg.
with the Western
22-23 Nebraska Natl.
(19)-714
FOR RENT 10-room modern house, 2528
Jones St. Telephone owner for keys.
Webster isw. (i) wi
15 PER CENT.
A brick block of three stores and 32 rooms
on a leading business street; rented for
$2i5 a month. Price $16,ouo; half cash,
balance rour years ai ner cent.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1, New York Lite Bldg.
(19) S93
IF YOU are thinking or building It will
pay you to see the Western Home Build
ers, roomsv 22 and 23 Neb. Nat. Bank
Bldg., for prices and terms. - (19) 210
BEMIS PARK DISTRICT
I rooms, brand new, strictly modern, $4,000.
O Keefe" Real Estate Co.. 1001 N. Y. Life
Bldg. (19)-M977
FOR BALE House, rooms, modern ex.
cept furnace, iMff Cuming St. Price
2,3oO. Easv terms.
JOHN F. FLACK,
City Savings Lank, 161 h and Douglas.
OU)-oiM
REAL ESTATE TITLfi-TRUST
C11AS. E. WILLIAMS. Pres.
CO
os)-m
FOR SALE -room cottage, owner leaving
city, will sell at a sacrifice. 106 North
40th. South Omaha. Tel. 371.
(19)-M148
Washington.
SEVERAL attractive timber propositions
In Washington. Oregon and British Col
umbia. Address W. M. Ovler & Co.,
Tucoma, Wash. (" i) M128 lilx
Miscellaneous
BEFORE BUYING Colorado, Iowa or
South Dakota farms write Chas. H. Wll
aon, Mondamin, la. (20r MUSS 15x
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN-
Payne Investment Co.
(22) 901
PRIVATE MONEY F. D. Wead,
1520 Doug.
(22-2
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property in Omaha; lowest rates;
no flelay. Thomas Brennan, Room 1, N.
Y. Life. (12) IKU
W.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St.
(221904
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
O Keefe R. K Co., 1001 N. Y. Lite Bldg.
(22)-f
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
I nomas, oOd first National ISuiiK Jlhltf.
(22)-2J6
$500 TO J50.000 TO IX3AN at lowest rates;
no delay. UARVIN BROS, 1004 FARNAM..
(32) 90
LOWEST KATES Bemls,
Tuxton Block.
(22) 908
WANTED City loans. R. C.
Peters & Co.
(22) 90S
WANTED-TO BUY
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 kinds 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. Douglaa S971. (25)-td Jy26
CASH paid for old books. Crane-Foye Co.,
313 S. 14lh. Phone Douglas 1321.
(25)910
Emma C. Johnston and husband to W.
WoJiuKzack, lot 6, block 2, Patter
aon't 1st add $
Joseph Feller et al. to Terezie Feilcr,
lot M, Drexel & Maul n add
James U. Allen to Lewis S. Reed, ntO
ft. lot IS and lots ID, 2ti, 21 and slo It.
lot 22, block 2, Alamo Pi.i&i
John W. McDonald, sheriff, to Lenora
H. Sears, lot 4. block 5, Drake's add.
Robert O. Fink, county treasurer, to
Klla Jackman, lot 3, block 2o, Boyd'a
add
Murtlia Al. I.sh to Joseph Korvalis, s'j
lot 21, block 11, Brown Park add....
Fred F. l.ofevre to Axel W. Jorgensen
et al., hits 1 and 2, block 2, W'lae &
i'arniele s add
Fannie T. Close and husband to Mary
V. Pennell. w30 ft. 860 ft. lot 3, block
14. Shlnn'a add 1,600
Lillian J. Swltt to Josepha Plcka, lot
9, block 12, 1st add. to South Omaha.
D. V. Slioles company to William H.
Courtney, lots it and 10, Sholes' sub.
and wUj block 7. S. B. Roger's add..
William C. Hayes and wife to Nathan
O. Talbot, v'i lot 3, A. II. Sander's
add
John B. Ruth to Clara M. Goodman,
lot 8, block l'8. Dundee Place
Warren H. Slahaugh and wife to Fan
nie M. Slahaugh, lots 8, 9 and 10,
block 2, Maxwell's 2d add
George Warren Smith to Paul N.
W'lemer, lot 3, Smith's sub
Lewis Reed and wife to Nathaniel
Melster. n40 ft. lots 18 and 19, block 2,
Alamo Plaza v...
Rose Sehonberger to Charles W. Mar
tin, lot 6 and nlO ft. lot 7, block 3,
Alamo Plaza 2.000
Lewis S. Reed and wife to Elizabeth
Tubman, lots 20 and 21, block 2,
Alamo Plaza 4 OoO
135
6b'0
8,000
3,70
360
900
500
l.MO
1,900
1
1
400
4,000
COLLECTIONS ARE MORE TROMPT """' " wife -Benedict S. Herald.
Jobbers and Wholesalers re Hecelv.
Ins Liberal Orders for Kail
and Winter Merchandise.
NEW YORK, July 12-R. O. Dunn & Co. a
weekly review of trade tomorrow will say:
There Is not the customary complaint
of inld-eumnier dullness In general trade
channels, while the deni.ind for seasonable
fabrics Is rapidly depleting stocks that
threatened to be carried over. Brisk re
tall trade Is accompanied by more prompt
collections and many cities that were slow
to rescind to the better feeling now sends
satis! actory reports. Jobbers nnd whole
salers are receiving liberal orders for fall
and winter merchandise and interior buyers
are active In the primary markets. Manu
facturing returns tell of large orders on
hand and very heavy production during
the first half of the year.
Lower prices for pig Iron were due to
the larger output and more prompt deliver
ies thai reduced the premiums paid for
early shipments. Consumption has not ap
rreemhly diminished, although a ie
the steel mills are closed for repairs.
Inr i lie
Trouble-The sports of "autolng" are not
altnp-elher dellplit'nl. when you get out In
the country, have the "tarnel" thing buck,
and then have to walk to a distant neigh
bors, telephone for help to haul you In.
Editor Hale had this experience. Red
Clouud Commercial-Advertiser.
Took a Layoff The editor has been awsjr
from town for severs! days, visiting rela
lives In different places In central Ne
braska, and Just returned home Monday
night, so if the paper is not tip to our
usual standard this week, please excuse
us and we will stay at home In the future.
Weeping Water Republican.
Prosperity-Air. and Mrs. L. Henftlng.
who went to Omaha the forepart of last
week, returned to Bell wood Saturday, ateer
Ing a $4, On) tourist car. It s large enough
to carry five passengers and Is a model
of neatness throughout. There are only
two more such cars In the state. Mon-
of I day Mr. Henfling took a spin In his new
From Shelby he ran
machine to Shelby.
nit. r.n..... .1 ...... I i . II .
same reason, the total number In blast;" rce with the Union Pacific passenger
Increased six during June. train to it
Quiet conditions prevail In te primary mar
ets for cotton goods, but the mills are
fully occupied and there is no prospect of
easier terms, owing to the lnrge amount
of business under contract, unless exten
sive cancellations are received. The strength
of the market Is due to the statistical po
sition, buyers being compelled to wait
longer for delleverles than ever before in
the history of the industry. It Is noted
that requests are urgent for earlier for
warding than the date under contract,
showing the light stocks In other than
first hands and there Is no prospect of I
relief during the bobifice of thlB year at
least. I
Woolens are not active, new lines of ;
men's wear being opened dally without at
tracting much attention and little develop
ment is anticipated before the end of the ;
month. A little Increase Is noie.l In t lie i
demand for hides nnd fun her Improvement i
Is anticipated. It is now the season of le- i
all-able short haired hides, upon which full
quotations are demanded. The chief draw-
back Is the larger supply of winter hides I
still held by packers and dealers in this
country und the principal foreign market :
are also overstocked. Antwerp and Havre
holds SiiO.OOO hides nnd the River Platte :
slaughter during the tltst six months of ,
CHIIle man Ulnl Jem
train to Itlslng and went under the wire
at Rising five minutes ahead of the train.
No files on Iwle. Bell wood Galette.
Challenge Well, by dad. the Crofton
Colts are pretty busy these days cleaning
up all. the teams between here ant) Sioux
l City, but If this breeze from the west
gets much stronger we will be tempted to
; get In our prairie schooner and follow
(Ireeley a advice. Talk Is the cheapest
thing on earth and we would rather eea
some of the Crelghton and Bloomfleld play
! Ing than to hear so much wind. Our
dates are pretty well filled, but by the
, hooks. If we can get a date with you
; fellows, you can set the time and place
! and we will prove to you that real base
ball timber grows In Crofton. Crofton
I Journal.
I A Busy Devil-Editor Burgett. having
been unable to attend to his duties since
breaking his arm last Friday afternoon,
the 'devil," which is us. has had everything;
his own way In this ofllce. We can't writ
we want to and the popu-
Total
.$29.3X7
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNION STATION lOth AND MARCY.
Union Pad He.
Leave. Arrive.
Overland Limited a 8:55 am a 1:40 pro
The China and Japan
Fast Mail a S-.50 pm a 8:00 pm
Colo. A Calif. Ex a 8:50 pm a :&0 am
California & Ore. Ex... a 4:00 pm a B:5P pm
Los Angeles Limited. .. .al2:55 pm 1 1:16 pm
Colorado Special all:56 pm :50 am
North Platte Local a 7-42 am a :1B pm
Beatrice Local b 7:42 am D :1 pm
Chicago,
CARD CABINET of 16 to 25 drawers for
card 3 by 5 Inches; state price; must be
cheap. Address L 682. Bee. (25) 819
YOUNG lady desires single room, with or
without board, somewhere in the neigh
borhood of 2ulh and California preferred.
Address C, 691 Bee. (26 M970 13x
WANTED Three unfurnished rooms, mod
ern;, for ligiu housekeeping; by couple
without children; within walking dis
tance of Crowell elevator, 14th and Ohio
Bts. Tel. Taylor 4114. (L6)-SS8 Hx
WANTED Furnished house for summer.
Two In family. Excellent care. Address
D 721, care of Bee. (26) 976 13
Rock lelaad 4t Pacific.
EAST.
Chicago Limited 3:46 am
Iowa Local a 7:00 am
X)es Moines pass a 4: pm
Iowa Local all. 40 am
Chicago (Eastern Ex.). a 4:50 pm
Chicago Flyer a 6:00 pm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Lmd..all-40 pra
Colo. A Cal. Express... a 1:35 pm
Okl. & Texas Express.. a 4:40 pm
Lincoln & Falrburv Pass. a 8:46 amal0:15 am
Chlcaiifo Great Weatera.
St. Paul & Minneapolis. 8:30 pm
St. Paul & Minneapolis. 7:30 am
Chicago Limited 6:06 pm
Chicago Express 7:30 am
Chicago Express 3:30 pm
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express a 7:20 am
Minn. A St. Paul Exp...h 7:20 am
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm
Minn. A St. Paul Lmtd.a 1:30 pm
Cntuago A Norta western.
Chicago Daylight a 7:06 am
St l'aul-M spoils Exp.. a 7:50 am
Chicago Lccal all :20 am
Sioux City Passenger.. .a 7:50 am
Chicago Passenger a 4:30 pm
Chicago Special a 6:06 pm
Et. Paul-M'polls Lmtd..a 6:21 pm
Los Anat'c L'.mllea....a -w pm
Overland Limited a!0:00 pm
Fast .Mail
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WANTED-To buy 6 or
move to North Omaha.
Address, B 706, Bee.
6-room house to
State casli price.
(23) 134 17
WANTED SITUATION
FOR student help see McCartney Institute,
1802 Farnam St. (27 M6.1)
FOR student help see McCartney Institute,
1H12 Farnam St. (27) Mo3o
EXPERIENCED wholesale hardwareman
with road and office experience, deairea
a position. Addrts P6S6 care of Bee.
(27) M!M 16x
LOOK AT THIS
All modern, 6-room cottage, 3412 Lafayette
Ave., Bemls Park. 'Phone Harney 3465.
(19) 8i6
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR 9 ALB
Colorado.
FOR BALE Five sections of nice smooth
land In the Greeley district, which will
aoon come under irrigation. This Is the
best buy In the whole state. Will double In
13 months. G. E. Smith, Longmont. Colo.
(20) M126 V.x
Nebraska.
FIRST-CLASS Nebraska farrna and ranches
for homes or Investment. Bemls, Omaha.
()-M.7d
FOR SALE or rent, 6-room house and
three lots: barn; well; cistern; fruit
Paved, one block south from end of car
line, Benson. A good home; easy terms
Tel. Webster 1970. A. T. Seybolt. 3&.-.1
Grand Ave. (19) M147 14a
FIR8T mortgage of $900 secured on 100
acre farm worth $!0.0m; runs full S years:
6 pet cent semi-annual interest. Ail ire sa
A. 6c. Bee. ((19) M937
LIST your property
22d and Cuming its
with
Chris Hoyer.
(19) 364
FOR SALE Fiva-acre trait of Und In Ben
aon. three blocks from car. satiable for
planting or tor Improvement; an oppor
tunity for someone. Address Q I J. It--.
(191 S3 lx
TWENTY acrea two miles weat of Flor
ence; on good road; part In grove; some
fruit; a bargain for some one: easy t-rma.
A. T. Seybolt, 322 Grand Ave. Tel. Web
Bier, 1870. (20)-Ml48 14x
Wyoming-.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.
has Just placed on the market
THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF GRAZING
LAND
In Wyoming,
from Green river, weat;
20.000 to 600.000 acrea of fins sheep
grating lands at
fl.OO TO $1 60 PER ACRE.
TERMS One-tenth down payment and
ten years' time on the balance. Tf yo-i
Intend to Invest In cheap lands, BUY NOW.
The opportunity will not last.
For further Information apply to
UNION PACIFIC LAND AGENCY.
Omaha, Neb.
Dept. "A." 311 So. 15th St.
(2-i)-M506 1$
EXPERIENCED burse girl, age 14 years,
wanta position with good family. Address
E 693, Omaha Bee. (27) 986 12
WANTED Work by the duy by experi
enced dressmaker. Cell on or address
4936 Capitol Ave. Thane liarney-iutil.
(27J 17 A9
AN elderly lady, with first class references
and highest character, desires light em
ployment In spare time, such as cleaning
offices and rooms. Mrs. McCoy. 15-4 South
37 th Bt. (27) M9a 13
SITUATION wanted In telepgraph office to
complete learning trade; will accept low
wages If given chance for advancement.
Address B 690, care Bee.. (27) M842 17x
WHEN you write to adve.rfsera remember
It takes but in extra atroke or two ot
the pen to mention the fact that you aatr
he ad In The Be
CHANGE desired by thorough office man.
Ten years' experience. Now on salary of
$100 per month and oommlsslon. A-l refer
ences. Address D 692, Bee. (27) 975 16
WANTED Position by all-round clerk; 10
years' experience In general stores; rea
sonable wages:, best references. W., Box
111. Oakland, Neb. (27) MSW 14x
WANTED Employment In a printing of
fice for an experienced young lady stu
dent, outside of school hours. Address
F4. Bee. (27I-M108 Hx
WANTED Position In store by young ladv;
unexperienced: would work cheep. Ad
dress Y 143, Bee. (27) M1S0 34x
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
1 I I0 n I' . II T I- , I 1 i 1 'T . I . ' . -. an r- w
1-... AnitnniAoi nrc m urr n r.,
Omaha. Nebraska. July 8. 1907. Sealed
proposals. In triplicate, subject to the usual
I conditions, will be received here until 11
o'clock a. m.. central standard time, August
8, 1907, for constructing a balloon house, a
nyorogen gas bouse and a wireless tele
graph station at Fort Omaha, Nebraska.
Full Information furnished on application
to this office, where plans and apec flcatiuns
may be aen. Envelopea containing pro-
fosala to be marked "Proposals for Balloon
iouea. Etc.." and addressed to Ms lor
Thomas Cruse. Quartermaster, Army Build-,
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a 6.06 pm
a 6:06 pre
b 8:06 pm
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Sioux City Local a 3:50 pm a
Fast Mail
Twin City Limited a 8:28 pm
Overlanl Limited .a 8:38 pm
Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:40 am
Llncoln-Chadron t 7:40 am
Deadwood-Llncoln a 8:00 pm
Casper-Shoshonl a 8:00 pm
Hastings-Superior b 3:00 pm
Fremont-Albion i b 6:02 pm
Los Angeles Limited... a 9.50 pm
Wabash.
St. Louis Express ..a i JD pm a 1:30 arn
St. Louis Locsl (from
Council Bluffs) a 1:30 am all: 16 pm
Stanberry Local (from
Council Bluffs) b 5:00 pmbl0:15 am
Missouri Paclflo.
K. C. St. L. Exp a 00 am a :6S an
K. C. A St. L'. Exp all:15 pm a 5:35 pm
Nebraska Local a i:0v pm all. 40 am
Chicago. Mllwaokee at. Paal.
Chi. A Colo. Special..,
Calif. Oregon Exp...
Overland Limited
iruY? -...i cm n, li i ...ova
This statistical position tends to limit tan- j thn(r8 thp VBy
ners put l-llliorn I.I lin iini""- ........ ...... . .0 ,, .,.,!
Leather trade broadens as contracts are " ,.... -
received by shoe factories and the cur- ; rast enougn to suit us, either, and wa ara
tailment of production has held prices well . jllHt hout up In the air trying to keep
above the decline that has occurred In .,,. .in,,- the war It should
hides Dry hides, hemlock sole leather Is !p " nioMng along the way It anoum.
now within a cent nnd a frnctlon of the But the patrons will have to put up with
highest point mat wuiter, while the fall our efforts until Mr. Burgntt Is able to
in the raw material lias been 4 rents.
Buyers are arriving at the Most on maraei
for footwear, operating liberally In fall
goods and there la no prospect of lower
prices.
REPORT OK T1IH (I.KARIXU IIOUBH
Transactions nf the Associated Ranks
for the Week..
NEW YORK, July 12. Hrudsti ect s bank
clearings report for the week ended J.uiy
11 shows an aggregate oi i,w.-Ni.o-o.'".y.
against $2,768, 4ill,ii0t last week and $2.S4n,-
Sill.OUl in the cfirrespoiidlng week lasi year.
Canadian clearings tor inn wee unm
:il,04o,a.o, as against 2,3oSKO last week
and $6,9if.Oili In the same, week last year.
The following is a list of the cities:
CITIES.
Clearings, inc.
Dec.
7:02 am U 46 pm
6.50 pm i.36 pm
:m pm k:37 am
BLHL1NUTON tTA. 10TH A MASON
Barllnslan.
Leave.
Denver A California... .a 4:10 pm
Northwest Special a 4:10 pm
Black Hills a 4:10 pm
Northwest Express a (.30 pm
Nebraska points a 00 a:a
Nebraska Express a :U6 am
Lincoln Fast Alaii U 1:41 pin
Lincoln Local
Lincoln Local
Louisville A Plaitsm'th.b 3:10 pm
Bellovne-Plattsmoulh , ..a 8: pm
Plattstnouth-Iuwa b W;10 am
Bellevue-Plattsraoutn
Denver Limited all. 55 pm
Chicago Special a 7:00 am
Chicago Express a 4.30 pm
Chicago Flyer a t:30 pm
Iowa Local a 1:15 am
Bt. Loula Express. a 4:46 pm
Kansas City A St. Joe..ai0:45 pm
Kansas City A St. Joe.. a 1:16 am
Kansas City A 6L Joe.. a 4:11 pm
Arrive,
a 4:10 pta
a 4:10 pm
a 4:10 pr
a :46 am
a 6:10 p:o
a 610 pia
a!2:i'l p:l
a 8:05 am
a 6:00 pig
1)10.20 a; 4
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all. 80 am
all: JO am
a 6:3u air.
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New York
Chicago
Huston
Philadelphia
St. Louts
Pittsburg i
Son Francisco
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
Los Angeles
OMASA .
Milwaukee
Seattle
St. Paul
Providence ,
Buffalo ,
Indianapolis
Denver
Fort Worth
Richmond
Albany
Washington
Salt Uiko City....
Portland, Ore
Columbus, O
Ft. Aoacph
Memphis
Savannah
Atlanta
Spokane, Wash...
Toledo, O
Taenma
Nashville
Rochester
Hartford
Peoria
Dos Moines
Norfolk
New Haven
Grand Rapids
Dayton
Portland, Me
Sioux City
Springfield, Mass..
Kvansvllle
Birmingham
Syracuse
Augusta, Oa
Mobile
Worcester
Knoxville
Wilmington, Del..
Charleston. S. C
Chattanooga
.laeksonvllle,
Wichita
Wilkesbarre
Davenport ..
Little Rock..
Wheeling-, W,
Fall River....
Kalamazoo' ..
Topeka
Snrlngfield, 111
Helenn
Fort Wayne..
New Bedford.
Islington
Youngstown .
Erie, Pa
Macon
Akron
Rockford. 111..
Cedar Raplda,
( Hester. f$i
Blnghamtun
Fargo, N. D
Lowell
Canton, O
Bloomlngton, III
South Bend, Ind
Uulnoy. Ill
Bprlngfleld. O
Sioux Falls, S. D...
Mansfield. O
Decjiiiir, III
Fremont. Neb
.Iscksonvllle, 111
Lincoln, Neb
Oakland. Cal
tHnuston
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WEBSTER ITA,
Chicago,
Omaha.
t. Paal,
IBTU A WEBSTER
Minneapolis A
Va.
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$1,77-',031.W0
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assume control again. Arcadia Champion.
Cured John Riddle, one of those who was
mislead by Dowle's deviltry while posing
as a divine healer, the only malign
squealer, writes us from Zion City that
he Is contemplating returning to Auburn
In hopes of getting more work. He Is atlll
speechless and hears not a sound, though
for many months he was led to believe that
his hearing would come to him If he waa
faithful and forgot not the financial part
In the deal. Auburn Granger.
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BOOSTING A ONE-LEG RAILROAD
Projected Kiperlmrst with Moss
Hall gyslem on Jersey Side
of Hudson.
It is announced that Mr. John H. Btarln
and other men who have been oonnected
with local transportation Interests are lend
ing financial support to a project for a novel
kind of railway to be constructed between
Newark and New York. Their plan calls for
the use of only a single rail, and to keep the
cars which ride on It irom supping siae
ways the main wheels are to ba grooved
like pulloys. Provision asyilnst tilting ona
way or the other la to be made by an over
head structure, against which small wheels,
suitably attached to each., car, will bear.
These wheels will also admit electricity for
motive purposes.
Within the last twenty-five or thirty years
a number of Inventora have proposed to
operate a road with only one rail, the chief
recommendation of the plan. In their Judg
ment, being reduced cost of construction,
although other advantages have alao been
claimed for It. Only a few weeka ago an
Englishman named Brennan, who had pre
viously effected certain Improvements In
submarine torpedoes, made the startling
declaration that tilting could be prevented
by the Introduction of flywheels revolving
Inside the car at enormous speed an appli
cation of the gyroscope. Still another plan
originated with a German, Behr, and up
to the present time It seems to have been
the only one which has stood the test of
years. At least two roads built In accord
ance with the Behr system have been In
operation In. Europe and are running to
day, and so far as we are aware they hava
never been discredited by any serious acci
dent. Behr mounts his single rail on the
crest of a narrow framework several feet
high and looking like a colossal letter A
when seen endwise. His cars fit down orer
this like a pair of aaddlebaga. As the center
of gravity Is thus brought below the point
of support, tilting Is an Impossibility.
The plan In which Mr. Btarln has become
Interested end which was devised by a Bal
timore Inventor, Mr. Howard H. Tunis, dif
fers from both of these Just mentioned, but
bears some resemblance to one tried on
Coney Island about a quarter of a century
ago. though In details, no doubt, there are
signal differences between Tunis' monorail
system and the Boynton "bicycle railway."
The latter relied In steam for motive power,
fur instance, and the cars were almost
ludlrrousljrnarrow. Tunis, however, pre
vents the cars from falling over on either
side by substantially the same means M
those of Boynton, whereas Behr Is able to
dispense with any device for that purpose.
It Is asserted, probably with reason, that
a monorail road constructed after the Tunis
design would cost Icks than one built In
accordance with Behr's plan, but economy
la not the only consideration. The public
will want to know, and perhaps aoon will
be convinced, that the latest design affords
a guarantee of security equal or superior
to that of the old two-rail system. New
York Tribune.
10 1
14 I
CANADA.
Twin City Passenger.
Sioux (l'y Passenger.
Emerson Ixcal
Emerson Local ........
Missouri Paclne.
Local via Weeping
Water
Fails City Local
a Daily.' b Dally except Sunday, d Dally
except Saturday c Sunday only, e Dally
txcept Morday.
Leave.
..b -;0 am
..a 2:00 pm
. b 6:45 pm
..o 1:46 am
.a 3 06 am
a I t pm
Arrive,
b t 10 pm
all..'0 am
b 9:10 am
e 1:50 pm
a I 11 pm
all .a) am
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Vancouver, B. C
Halifax
Quebec
Hamilton
St. John. N. B....
Indnn, Ont
Victoria. B. C
Cslsarv
Edmonton
.1$
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
ORIENT
CI.APK'g TENTH ANNUA!
CHt'lSB, r-6. , 'OS. 10 daya
br p-rtaily ebarturad t. a
16 (HO torn IHKtB To (Hi Rol'NO
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CODY MEN LOSE THEIR ROLL
Make Bet with Rtranger and fttaka-a
bolder, Also Stranger, Walks
OS with Cash.
James Cahlll and James M. Cann, who
are stopping at the I'axton hotel, enroute
to Dublin, Ireland, from their home at
Cody, Wyo., were buncoed out of $503 In
Guy Walsh's pool room at lit North Fif
teenth street Thursday afternoon, so they
told the police.
The men assert that they went Into the
nnol room and picked up the acquaintance
of three men whom they met In there, and
one of the men offered to bet Cahlll he
couldn't make a certain shot on
the pool table. Cahlll and Cann put up
$.'3 In one of the stranger's hands and
Cahlll made the shot. He told the police
that the stakeholder walked away with the
money, telling him to call and he would
settle In the morning. Ouy Walah, the pro
prietor of the pool room, and James Gil
bert were locked up upon the supposition
that they may know some tiling about the
afTa!.
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