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    THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1907.
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I-ROOM cottage. ll modern, burn. N.
2?lh Bt. -""'
FOR RENT- 130 P 3f.th ave., 8 roomi; all
modern, ISO. lno.uiru on premises
(1)-M569 18
NEW iii-rorm, mndrn house, walking
distance; rent Including water. J.
Byrne, Tim Chatham. Oil M541 20
FOR RENT 1 SI 7 H. 21th, s-room, mod
ern. tift'n Hanscom park and 24th
Bt. car; furnace, barn, paved street,
fib. I. C Parsons, I50H Hamilton;
phone Harney 243. 115) M542 19
FOR RENT A f tor August 1, thoroughly
modern l-roum house, east front.. West
Farnam district. Inquire Mrs. J. A.
Hopp, Arcade hotel. Phone Domrlns 7;.
(1S 2")
Iloesrs and t ottaaee 4. ontl
Vv ROOMS for rent. upstairs, modern In
quire 21 Sherman Ave. (15) fill 1
NEW 7-room house, all modern, one block
from enr line, 23d and Hrown. 'I'hone
Webster 2W. (16 C22 19
10 ROOM detached house, Went Farnam;
furniture for Hale at a sacrifice; low rent
and good tenant, 'Phone Harney 5'i3.
(15) i23 19
8-ROOM brick flat, all modern, 3143.Harr.Hy,
137 &u. (J Keefe Real Katate Co., l'Jtl New
York Life. Tel. Douglas 2112
(16) Milt 20
XINE-tlOOM modern dwelling-. 810 Worth
Ington St., opposite Rrowncll Hall; will
lease one or two years; house In first
class order and unexcelled neighborhood
V. L. 8elby, Room 440 Board of Trade
Hid. (16)-26 19
FOR REN T 4-room cottage and large barn,
walking distance, smnll family, 112. New
-room modern dwelling, will be ready
for occupancy August 1. 130. 9-room mod
ern dwelling, large barn, 18th and Iake,
32.
W. O. PHR1VER.
1023 New York Life Bldg.
(16) M'lfiJl 18
W40 Harnev, 7-r. all mod. close In, barn, !"
K' Bhernian Ave., 6-r. flat all mod.. !'
314 Grand Ave., 8-r., bath, furnace, $20.
173 Mason St., 6-r., water, sewer. lJ.
FINK NEW 8-r. all mod. home, dee us
about It.
O KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1001 N. Y. Life. Phone Doug. 2162.
(15)-M497 IS
AN EIoTlT ROOM house, modern; $3(1 a
month and water rent. 2:t0 Iewey ave.
Apply to Allen Koch, 2fiXl Harney st.
(IS)-M77 20
MODERN BRICK FLAT
At MO So: 24th St.. 8 rooms; nearly new.
In excellent repair, and walking distance;
$49.
QARVIN BROS., 1604 Farnam St.
(VM Mr.71
ONE 7-room house, one 6-room houae. mod
ern except furnace, t?5 and $-"; one G
rom house, city water In kitchen. Chrli
Boyer, 2123 Cuming St. (15) ".63
H FER MO.. 4-room house, N. E. cor. Slst
and Cuming Sis.
$40 per mo., 2!l Faclflc St., 9 rooms.
trlotly modern; owner pnys water rent.
$6n per mo. for 21 Park Ave., 9-room, all
modern detached house.
C.F.ORGE & CO.. liHil Farnam St
(15) f9 19
CHOICE. 9-r.,
all modern, 2416 Sherman
Ave.. ..
Ct l Kmnklln. 8-r..
llfil N lKth. 12-r.,
S2."8 I nlk. ft., !.
mod., good repair. $23.
partly modern, $W.
V, ! S. 11th. 4-r., city water, $11.
HFSELL A- M'KITRICK CO.
432-3;-;i4 Ramge Bldg., 15th and Harney.
(lul-AWl 18
Dnlldtnga.
THE entire building formerly occupied by
'.he Dally News, 41x30 fet. i! stories and
hneinent. McCague Investment Co., Y
Dodge St. (1n)-S36
13!? IfARNEY BT.--8 floors and basement,
'jtxl?! feet; sullahle for wholesale. Mc
Cague Investment Co., 1506 Pcdge St.
(15J-S3Y
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Wholesale District
BUILDING
For Rent
The four-story and baaement brick build
ing at U16 Farnam St.
Apply! F. D. Wead. 1524 Douglas St.
(U-M3S0
(tfllCM.
DESK room on first floor at 1212 Farnam.
(16)-!3
ID FI-OOR. well lighted; elegant for office
use. 1212 Farnam. (!) v
FOR RENT Peak room In Bee office, city
hall building. 41i N. 2Mb. St., South
Omaha, Apply to manager. (15)-134
toraa.
FOR RENT I-arge store room, with good
baaement, 2460 Bo. 16th St., $15.
C. M. BACHMANN, 436 Paxton Blk.
(16) M71
STORE ROOM. 110J N. t8th 8t.. $20.
BEM18. PAXTON BLK.
'Phone Douglas 56. (15) 414
DESK room, with 'phono service; nom
inal rent. J. li. Johnson, 843 N. V. l.ifo.
(161-637 20x
li? Howard St., 3-story brick, electric ele
vator, $120.
11120 N. 24lu St.. brick, $25.
)M N. 24th St., 3u.
tlst St. and Ames Ave., $H.
lulT Burt St., $2iS0.
F. D. WEAD, 1524 Douglas St.
(li) 536 18
PART of store In one of the best business
locations In Omaha, 211 8. 14th St.
. (15) 621 19x
$40 PER MO. for desirable store room and
basement, 30x(k) ft., near t2d and Farnam
Sta.
GEORGE A CO., 1601 Farnam St.
(16) 6H0 19
OFFERED FOR SALE
Fcarlag.
ANCHOR and Iron fencing; wire fencing
bo per foot. 204 N. 17th bu Tel. Red U4.
(16 M2
Farattar.
ID-HAND furniture bought and aold; busi
ness on the square. Rosenberg, formerly
with Chicago Furniture Co.. 103 S. 14th.
D. fcMa (1O-M970 Jv:'7
FOR BALE--Furnlture of a four-room cot
tage; ail goes for $46. Inquire 1412 Chi
cago St. (16) M549 x
Plaaoa, Orcaaa, Maalcal laatrasaaata,
PIANO
BARGAINS
For clos buyers. Your choice of twentj
different makes Id ouy bargain room this
week.
Kimball upright I 7b
Oem upright, rednlshad Uka new 13:
Ludlman upright, larga alaa 154)
Hallatt A Uavta. Flemlah oak 10
Hallett A Parkx. walnut cue UM
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER
1 PLVNO COMPANY
'Pbooa Doug. 1U6. 1XU-UU Farnam St.
(1)-M3?
V'PRIGHT Kimball piano. In fine condl
lion. $U5 0il Owner leaving cly Wy
Liavatipurt fit. (16) M.41 2)
KIMBALL upright piano, fine d.n.iiiion.
$iJo; alsj n unc cabin-t: ownrr ic.i.lui
iiiv; dealars don i atpiy IS ! ! 1 aveit-
SwrC US MiTi (.Ji
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
(Continued )
Trtenrltrn n4 sewing; HaealaM.
TYPEWRITER SALB All machine taken i
In exchange will b closed out at unheard
prices. Typewriter Exchange, Ml Paxton
Block. , (! M971 ,
ON K No. 7 Remington typewriter and dek.
nearly new; 1 No. ( Remington typewriter;
I.o. k mimeograph; Hall s safe, medium
slxo. J. L. Barber, lit Harney.
(It) 152 Wx
FOR 8AI.E High grade secondhand type
wr'ter; good condition: a bargain at i'O.
Call room G 3. Bee Bldg. (16) T1
ONE Remington typ writer. No. 6, In good
condition, for sale cheap. Call at H
Olflce. (16) 24i
Pool and Billiard Tables.
FOR 8ALE -New and aecondhand billiard
and pool tables. We lead thn world in
cheap bar fixtures; easy payment. Rruns-wick-Balke-Collendar.
407 S. 10th St.
(li)-4o
Miscellaneous.
DRIG8 at cist prices; freight paid on $10
orders; catalogue free.
SHERMAN & M'CONNELL DRUG CO..
Omaha. Neb.
(1D-M4H
OAS. ELECTRIC AND
COMBINATION
F1XTIRKS.
fipe lal low prices during thn summer to
reduce stock, jorder now; goods delivered
BURGESS & GRAN DEN CO.,
Telephone Uougtaa 6S1. 313 8. lMh St,
U6)-846
6ENP us ' your mall orders for drugs;
freight paid on $10 lots. Myers-Dllloti
Drug Co., Omat a. (16)-850
BHl-RWVN WILLIAMS CO, best, mljed
paint. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
(lii)-19J
HOMEOPATHIC medicines, wholesale and
retail. Bhernian & McConnell Prug Co.
(16)-M417
HALLS safes, new, 2d-hand. 1818 Farnam.
(161-847
Baiikruit Sale of Books.
Now on sale In the room formerly occu
pied by the Wabash ticket ofllce. lth
find Farnam Sts., comprtHlng Ridpath'a
History of the World. New International
Encyclopedia, New Americanized En
cyclopedia Brltnrinlca, Historians' His
tory of the World. Appleton'a 1'ilveiHal
Eni'yclopeclla. Small monthly payments,
while they last. H. H. R t-'-t
(16) M501 22
FOR PALE-First-class store fixtures,
showcases, etc. Oloho Land and I "est
ment Co.. 12 I-'arnum S... Omaha. iieo.
(16) SoO
SAFE FOR SALE Large double .lours,
7."o tM.unds; Mg bargain for quick dis
posal. Hnrtman Furniture and Carpet
Co., 1410-12-14-16 Douglas St. Omaha eh.
(IV, (449 17
NEW Harrison oil stoves, different sizes;
turns coal oil Into gas. 2640 Capitol ave
(16) M47x 2 i
FOR SALE One hot water housr heating
holler; capacity, 6fifl ft. radiation. One
Victor oust Iron steam holler; capacity,
!f0 ft. radiation. Both complete and In
good working order. Price on each,
$20 00. J. C. Hixby Hon, 202 Main St..
Council Bluffs, U. (Hi Mali 16X
C.ltiiCF.R'S Ice box
North 12th St.
for sale cheap. 10"
(16) Mail 23
FOR SALE Bohn slrhon refrigerator: ruh-ber-tlred
reclining go-cart. Tel. Wchster
2449. (16)-M5-3 23
PATENTS
LARSON Sc CO.-Book free.
Bee Bldg.
(17) Wo
D. O. BAFtNELL, petfnt attorney and ma
chine designer. Paxton Blk. Tel. Red. 7117.
(17) SSOAukIO
PERSONAL
CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Shirts pressed,
not Ironed. 211 &. lUh St. Tel. Doug. ioi.
(IS) 4i
OMAHA Stammerers' Institute. Ramge
Bldg. (18J-867
8EWINO machines rented. Neb. Cycle Co.,
15th and Harney. 'Phone Doug. 1663.
tt)-85S
M inVPTrf l""1""' anJ bath. Mme.
jllAUUllVjmui Ug N- 15tn 2,1 door.
(Uj (Ki0
FEW bargains In 2d-hand soda fountain,
monthly payments. Derlght, ISIS Farnam.
(16) .S4l)
ECZEMA absolutely cured by W. A. Paxton
salve, is. J. scannell, agt., WJU ware tun.
(1!)--M91S
SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mall; cut
trices. Send for free catalogue. Myers
lllon Drug Co., Omaha. (18)-Ko9
PI P A T I N O Button a, IRucMng,
1 U Li r 1 III VJ Embroidery.
Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and shrink
lng only 6c per yard. Send for prica list
and samples.
GOLDMAN PLEATING CO.. ,
10 Douglas Block. Tel. Douglas 1934.
(15) Nil
THE 8ALVATION ARMY solicits cast-oft
clothing; In fact, anything you do not
need. We collect, repair and sell, at 114
N. 11th St.. for cost of collecting, to thn
worthy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 4135 and
wagon will call. (18J 511
PRIVATIS CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs.
Lir. King. 1SJ0 N. 24th St. Tel. Doug. 3559.
(18) S63
MAONETIO Osteology and massage.
lUaUitUitU Vanor nrl tuh hatha.
Room t WW Farnam St., 2d floor.
(i) msss jy-t
YOUNG WOMEN coming to Omaha as
strangers are invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian Association rooms.
1516 Farnam street, where they will be
directed to suitable boarding places or
otherwise assisted. (IS) 913
TIFF! FT 1TF, Expert lady operator
XlliJ Liuixij lv(., massage. baths
and sal gelldus rub. Room 2u0 Barker Plk.,
16th and Farnam. (IS) 613 20x
HEALTHY, wholeaome, satin skin he-
stowed by satin skin crtam and Satin
powder. 26o. (18)
GIRL willing to act aa companion to lady
for her board inn room; excellent place
for girl going to aohnol and wanting a
home; references exchanged. For Inter
view address K 802. care Bee.
(IS) 515 22x
REAL ESTATE
REAL EISTATB DEALERS'.
RUSSELL & M K1TRICK CO., 432 Rainga
(19) IHw
W. H. TURRELL, 16 Patteroon Blk. Doug
1120. (19) M
PAYNE INV. CO.. 1st floor N. Y.
I78L
L. Doug.
(19) 6
L. W. BUNNELL
Douglas 5149.
CO., 822 N. Y. Life.
(19) -aW
R. C. PETERS CO.. Bee Bldg.
(1 hi7
ALFRED C. KENNEDY. tC9 First Natl
Bank Bldg. 'Phone Douglas 72$.
(1OT-8S
OEORQE ft COMPANY.
1601 Farnam. Tel. Douglas 75&
(19) o.9
CITt PROPERTY run a A LB.
VACANT LOTS
West Farnam 130x136.
The best bargain In the district. Chance
to double your money. Let ua show
them to you.
0 'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
luul N. Y. Life Bldg.
(Uv-l43tt 20
FOR SALE -rwim house, all modern; oak
finish on first floor; cement . cellar; first
class repair throughout ; $."i.5i'4). Inqu'ro
111 a. i.it) Ave. (19)-M568 lNx
REAL ESTATE TITLIJ-VRI'ST
CHAa. WILLlAUs. fiM.
CO
(U) -4193
f
Do You Want Good Help?
REAL ESTATR mm
CITY PHOl'KRTY FOR SAI.B.
(Contlnud-
WEST FARNAM HOME
FOR SALE
I7.6O0 will buy 137 N. SM Ave.
Tills property ha only been
built a few years, and la well
constructed throughout. It la
located In one of the beat
neighborhoods In the West
Farnam district, on lot 50x136
feet; lot Is on grade, and street
Is paved with asphalt. Per
manent sidewalk In front and
around the house. The houae
Is a frame structure, being full
2 stories and large attic. There
are 5 bedrooms on 2d floor,
large reception hall, first floor,
parlor, living room, dining
room and kitchen, hot water
heating plant. new style
plumbing, stationary wash
tubs In basement; house has
heen painted outside, has been
papered throughout, and put
In first class condition, entire
first floor with the exception
of kitchen finished In quarter
sawed oak. Property Is now
vacant, and we can give Im
mediate possession. We have
a key at our office, and will
be glad to show you this prop
erty at any time. Don't hesi
tate to ask us about It, for we
think this will suit you.
GEORGE & CO.,
Exclusive Agents.
(19)-M633 18
HANSCOM PARK
BARGAIN
1306 South 2tth Street (Georgia
Ave.) Beautiful, large, thoroughly
modern, eight-room house, In good
repair, cemented basement, east
front, small barn, lot 50xl60 ft.
Nonresident owner will sacrifice to
make quick sale. See me at once,
this Is a snap.
3177 DAVENPORT STREET
This elegant 10-room house on the
southeast coiner of 32d and Daven
port street is now on the market;
house Is modern throughout, in per
fect repair; ground U6xl"5 ft. This
Is a fine opportunity for anyone
wishing a good home In Omaha's
best residence district. Possession
can be given August 1st.
CONRAD YOl NO.
Tel. Douglas 1671 1518 Podge Street
(lS)-009 17
FOR SALE
WALNUT I!III. HOME
:,joo
for a 7-room house, one-half block from
cur line. Sewer, water, gas. bath, cemented
cellar. Trees and fruit In yard.
A BARGAIN.
Owner leaving town or It would not be for
sale.
Call us for location.
D. V. SHOLE8 CO.,
110 Board of Trade Bldg. Teh Poug. 49
(19) 618 18g
CLOSE IN HOME
Garage reserved, price reduced to $1,000.
This Is the 8-room and reception hill.
modern, house, 1H blocks from Farnam
car line advertised lawt Sunday at $4,2' 0.
This home Is only 10 blocks from court
house, close to Catholic church and school
and a bargain. Full partlculara on re
quest.
J. II. DUMONT & SON,
-S N. T.
Life Bldg. .
(19)-603 17
SOME GOOD HOUSES
620 N. 40th St., modern house, 9 rooms,
ei uvi ,
Fine house, 8 rooms, near 3oth and Pacific
St. th 100.
1U'5 South 2th St., rooms, modern, $4 000.
3515 Howard St., 7 rooms, modern. $2,400.
! 2223 Miami St.. 7 rooms, full lot, $2,1"j0.
1619 Locust St., 6 rooms, bath, gas, etc.,
12. 2TA
2810 Miami, 5 rooms, water and gas, $1,100.
W. T. GRAHAM, Bee Bldg.
(ISO 623 13
IF YOU are thinking or building It will
pay you to see the Western Home Build
ers, rooms 22 and 23 Neb. Nat. Bank
Bldg., for prices and terms. (19) UO
CHEAPEST CORNER IN
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT
We have sold part of the southeast cor
ner of 36th and Dewey ave. and are au
thorised to offer the balance, 64x132 feet
(corner) for a few days at much less than
Its value. This Is a beautiful piece of
i ground In the choicest residence district of
Omaha. Full particulars on request.
J. II. DUMONT & SON,
905-6 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(19) 602 17
16 PER CENT.
A brick block of three stores and 32 rooms
on a leading business street; rented for
$215 a month. Price $16,uo0; half cash,
balance four years at 6 ner cent.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1, New York Life Bldg.
U9 893
FOR SALE 6-room cottage, owner leaving
city, whl sell at a sacilflce. 10(1 North
4t'Oi, South Omaha. Tel. 2TL
1S)-M14S
If looking for a 5. 6 or 7-room cottage on
your own terms, 'phone Web. 1866.
(19) '90
Splendid Lot, Georgia Ave.
68xl4o Fine trees, near Mason St. Fine for
residence, I3.J50
W. T. GKAHAM. Bee Pldg.
(1:k-Ml IS
CORNER LOT BARGAIN
Northeast corner ISth and Franklin Sts.,
60x127 room for three houses. Paving,
walks, sewer, gts and water In street, l&u.
W. T. GRAHAM, Bee Bldg.
(ly)-630 lg
BEVtS FAKK.
Two beautifully situated Jots, 40x127 feet
each, west front on boulevard, tao blocks
to car, on grade; corner, lau); Inside, 17a).
Must be sold by owner at once.
.1404 La-
fayette Ave.
(18) -M
CHANCE TO TRADE
Oood business corner on North 24th St.,
near ftrac bt., has thre-j houses on lot.
Want to trade for good house or building
lots. .
W. T. GRAHAM. Iie Bldg.
UU)-&U II
THE ONE EFFECTIVE
TO PUT A WANT AD IN
REAL ESTATE
CITY PKOPRRTT roB SALB.
(Continued.)
NEW SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE
1
Just Finshod Open Today
On a pretty little street Just off
the Florence Boulevard, near
Rome Miller's elegant home.
A pleasant ride of 19 or 20 min
utes from Ffcrnam street on
the Sherman ave. car line to
Florence Boulevard, (20th St.),
walk north on the boulevard
to Grand Ave., and this is the
first house west on south side
of Orand Ave. The three
blocks along the boulevard to
this house are as pretty as a
walk through a park. Take It
and See for yourself. House
has reception hall, with little
cloak room beside the vesti
bule, living room, dining room
with platerall, pantry with
glass door cupboard and
drawers built In and kitchen
with room for refrigerator
In entryway, all on first
floor, t'pstalrs are 4 bedrooms,
bath room and outside entry
way. Lighted by gas and elec
tricity. You will see this Is a
very complete and well built
home. The lot Is 50x130 feet,
6 feet above the street, cement
wAlks In front and around the
house.
Offered for the first time,
price $3,500; reasonable terms.
Will be kept open for Inspec
tion. The houae number Is
2107 Grand Ave.
Harrison & Morton
913 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Tel. Poug. 314.
(19)
,06
BUY A LOT
IN SULPHUR SPRINGS
ADDITION
JUST EAST OF SHERMAN
AVENUE
Where so many new homes are now being
built. You will be surprised to see how
desirable a location this Is. -We have lust
put down cement walks. In front of each
lot.
Your choice for any lot left on Lothrop
est. ior v. on Emmet St., jtso.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
1704 Farnam St.
(19)-M660 18
111 Cheap Lots
WEST
$200 to $600 . Each 1-3 Cash
A sample of the list that
that goes on sale Friday and
Saturday, this week:
60x12)0 ft., south side of
Farnam, 300 feet west of 14th
St.. Just right for grade, sewer,
city water, gas; curbing all In;
only $00; half cash. Qet a
plat and list of prices at our
office and you can locate them
very easily for yourself.
HARRISON & MORTON,
913 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Tel. Pouglas 314.
(19) 605 IS
$200 DOWN
An opportunity Is offered to
buy a cottage on easy term,
n. w. corner 22d and Pierce
Streets; 5 'rooms, water, gas,
sewer; walking distance fro.n
town; hot water heat; reduced
for quick sale to $16.75.
R. II. LANDERYOU,
Board of Trado.
Telephone Doug. 2151.
(19) M574 18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
INVESTMENT
We are now offering for sale
a 3-story brick store and flat
building on 8 -6th street, near
Jones, close to best retail dis
trict. This building is excep
tionally well constructud and
Is In excellent repair. Is all
rented to excellent tenants and
Is now bringing In 10 per cent
gross. With this property Is
also Included small cottage on
17th strett, making a double
frontage lot extending through
from 16th to 17th St., having
66 feet frontage on 16th and
36 feet frontage on 17th St.
The entire property we are
now offering at $40,OfO on very
reasonable terms.
For further particulars call
at our office.
OEOP.GE CO.
lffl Farnam St.
(191-691 17
EVEKY WOMAN WANTS A HOME.
SO DOES HER HUSBAND.
BO Do THE CHILDREN.
Which sliill it be'
A HOME FOR YOL TO SUPPORT
or
I HOME THAT WILL Bt'PPORT YOUT
BUY A HOME OF 6 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
auUjDioblls any day. Plat
and fohlt-rs mailed you, If you
drop us a card.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Main Floor N. V. Life Bldg.,
or
D V. SHOLES COMPANY.
1st Floor Board of Trade Bldg.
(19)-tt)S 17
BFMIS PARK DISTRICT
I rooms, brand new, strictly modern, MOW.
O' Keefe Ral Estate Co., loot N. Y. Lira
Bid Qi)-UW1
1
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WAY TO GET IT IS
THE BEE :: ::
REAL ESTATE
CITY PHOPRHTY FOR IALB.
(Continued.)
$200 TO $600 LOTS
111 LOTS WEST
We were very fortunate to
make a good deal for 111 lots
In Brlggs' Place, as you may
have read In the news Items
last week. Cheap lots handy
to the Farnam carllno are
scarce and we venture the
statement that no such bunch
of lots within 12 minutes'
ride of the heart of Omaha
on the Farnam carllne can
ever again be bought at the
price we are going to put
these on the market at. These
lots are scattered, hut there
are some bunches suitable for
people who want two or three
lots together. They face on
Harney, Farnam, Douglas,
Podge, Capitol Ave. and Pnv
enport St. and extend from
42d to 4Sth St., near Pundee.
Some are on grade, some high,
some low; all kinds. A great
many have city water, sewer,
gas and permanent walks and
yet we are going to sell them
at an average price of $300.
Our plats, giving location of
the 111 lots, with prices and
'also every house In the addi
tion, will be ready Friday. If
you will leave your name and
address we will mail you one
as soon as they are ready.
Harrison & Morton.
912 New York Life Bldg.
P. S. We will have a salesman on thn
? round F"riday and Saturday evenings
rom 6 to 8. (19)-i01 20
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
Two blocks from Kountze
Place, on southeast front cor
ner lot, 7 rooms, all modern,
recepilon hall, open stairway,
parlor, dining room, den and
kiiclien, with large pantry
and rear stairway on first
floor, and 3 large bed rooms,
large closets and bath room
on second floor; full size ce
ment lloor basement, best of
furnace. All woodwork and
floors weather oak stained,
combination brush brass elec
trto light and gas fixtures,
every room papeied with best
of paper. This Is a complete
houae throughout and ready
for occupancy and a bargain
at $3,7iO. Would consider va
cant lot or cottage in exchange
a first pajment.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
1320 Farnam St.
Tel. Doug. 1064.
(19) 692 18
BUILDING LOTS
Flva beautiful south front
lots on Douglas St., between
42.1 and 44th, all graded to a
nice terrace. This la a splen
did location for building a
moderate priced home, sewer,
watet and gas in the. street.
We are offering these lots at
$6(0 each, one-half cash and
the balance In monthly pay
ments at 6 per cent Interest.
Don't fall to look them up.
PAYNE, BOSTWICIv & CO.,
6th Floor, N. Y.
Life.
(19)-04 19
$23 INVESTMENT
Have you seen those beauti
ful Halcyon Heights I its yet?
If not, better take a car ride
out to Benson this evening,
get off at Lynn Ave., walk two
blocks south and you're on the,
tract. Inspect east, west,
north and siuth fronts In the
two blocks either side of our
large sign, then compare the
view, relative location, sur
roundings, and other advan
tages with any other lols of
fered at these prices and
terms, $:'50 to i50, $25 cash, $i
per month. These lots are con
stantly Increasing In value.
No city taxes to pay. a choice
suburban home with city ad
vantages. Select a lot today
and begin paying on your fu
ture home. You can't make a
safe, better or more profitable
investment.
RUSSELL & M'KITRICK CO.,
432-33-34 Ramge Bldg., 15th and Harney Sts.
(13 M6V) 19
THE KERR ABSTRACT CO.'S AB
8TBACTS OF TITLE are the safest.
You are protected by a 110,100 vind
agalnat loss by errors. You don't buy a
lawsuit when you buy a "Kerr" abstract.
1614 Harney. Tel. Douglas MS7. (19)
A BUNC1I OFOOOF BUILD
ING LOTS
90x122 ft., east front on the boulevard,
Just north of Woolworth Ave. An elegant
site; 3,u0.
52x142 ft., S. W. corner Georgia Ave. and
Pacific, choice corner for bricks; all spe
cials paid.; 13,250.
50 ft., south front on Dewey Ave and
14th. Thta is going to be a fine street as
soon as It is puved. Get In while lots are
cheap, 11,500.
8. E. corner 3'-th and' Dodpe Bts., 106x121
ft., room for ! or i houses; 13.500.
THE BYRON REED CO.,
'Phone Doug. 297.
fll S. 14th Bt.
(19)-sil II
LIST your property
Home Builders, rim.
Bank Bldg
with the Western
22-21 Nebraska Natl.
(19-714
II FEET.
I blocks from high school.
1975 0ft.
If you want this SNAP, "act quick."
WM. E. ROMANO.
Douglas 1161. 439 Board of Trade.
(19) M502 1
HOUSE for sale cheap if
dlately. He Mason St.
taken Imme
Tel. Harney
(19) MbbO a
FOR BALI" Modern 8-room house In West
Karnam dlstrlt. Address N care of
lle. (li-61i 17x
FIRST mortgage of lnuo secured on 160
acr- farm worth !'.', ('.; runs full i years,
k pet cent saml-annaal Interest. Address
A, 9. Bee (19)-MMI
REAL ESTATE
CITY PHOl'KRTY KUH Mill
(Continued
FOR BALE Flva acre tract of land In Ben
son, three blocks from car. aiiUaidi- for
flanting or for Improvement; an oj nor
unity for someone. Address il 4 t, H -x.
llUl S34
HOUSE FOR LA NO
Good modern house, $ monis. eVry con
Ivenlence; good barn: flrst-clnss locality.
will exchange f,,r htnd.
W. T. GRAHAM, Bee Bldg.
ll:.i-M4
LIST your property
with
Chris Hi yer.
(191- JCt
22d and Cuming Sts
REAL ESTATE
FARM AM) HAM II LAM) FOR 9 LK
Iowa.
TWO small Polk county fruit and chicken
rarms for sale near town, price reason
able. Address Bui key A Urncber. Shel
dahl. la. C0)-M6ll :4x
Kansas,
WANTED-Agents to represent us In the
sale of our Kansas lands. Writ for par
ticulars. Globe Land and iDvcsiment Co.,
Omaha, Neb. v20)-89I
Nebraska.
FIRST-CLASS Nebraska rarms and ranches
for homes or Investment. Uenils. Omaha.
())- MstiS
(tooth Dakota.
ARB YOU Interested In Smith Dakota? If
so write to the A. C. Brink Land Co. of
Pierre, 8. I., concerning the Jo.ncO acres
of farm lands they own in Hughes and
Sully counties. They will answer you
gladly. (20) M379 Al
Wyoming.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.
ms tnst tilaced on the market
THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF GRAZING
LAND
In Western Wyoming.
20,000 to 6ii0.'0 acres of tine sheep
' graxlng lands at
$1.00 to $1.50 PER ACRE.
TERMS-One-teiuh down payment and
ten years' time on the balance. If you
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," 318 So. 15th St.
(20) 460 20
SPECIAL land hargain balance
of this month.
National Invpstmpnt Co.,
Pouglaa
Blk.
(201 MfiM 31
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS on Improved city property. W. li.
Thomas, 505 First National Bank Bhlg.
(2JI JL'6
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
O Keefe R. K. Co., 1U01 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(22)-!6
$7,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property in Omaha; lowest rales;
no delay. Thomas Brennan, Room 1, N.
Y. Life. (3)-0l
WANTED City loana and warrants. W.
Farnam 6mllh & Co., 1320 Farnam St.
i22)-904
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
(22)-901
PRIVATE MONEY F. t. Wead. 16J0 Poug.
(22)-902
$500 TO $50,00 TO 1)AN at lowest rates;
no delay. GARVIN BROS, 1004 FARNAM.
(22) 90i"
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Faxton Block.
I (22) 9U6
WANTED City loans. R. C.
Peters & Co.
(22)-90S
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED To buy 5 or 6-room house to
move to North Omaha. State cash price.
Address. B 7o6. Bee. 423) 134 17
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy, second-hand furniture,
cook and heating stoves, carpets, lino
leums, ofllco furniture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilts
and all kinds of tools; or will buy the
furniture of vour house complete. Will
buy antique or mahogany furniture. The
highest prices raid. Call the right man.
Tel. Douglas 3971. (iS)-! Jy26
CASH paid for old books. Crane-Foye Co.,
cli b. 14lh. pnune Douglas mi.
(26) 910
CARD CABINET of 16 to 25 drawers for
card 3 by 5 Inches; stale price; must be
cheap. Address L 6x2, Bee. (25) M9
I WANT a few loads rich black soil; also
few loads of cinders, delivered at 1.HI9
Georgia Ave., at once. (20) 640 lSx
WANTED TO RENT
GENTLEMAN desires well fjrnlshed room
In small private family. Must be excep
tionally clean and neat. Good bath.
Modern conveniences. Walking distance.
Reasonable; state price or not considered.
Address Y139, Bee. (26) 454 17x
WANTED To find a desirable property
for rent, within easy reach of carlme
and with modern facilities. Am wlllln
to pay any reasonable monthly rent for
..m Address K.. 7W Bee. (!)-47 22x
WANTED SITUATION
WANTED Position In store by young lady;
unexperienced; would work cheap. Ad
dress Y 14S. Bee. (27) M1S0 24x
WANTED Work hy the day by experi
enced dressmaker. Ca'l on or address
4W6 Capitol Ave. "Phone Harney-hWI.
(27)-l17 A9
WANTED By eastern gentleman position
where honesty and strict attention to
business counts. Road and floor exper
ience A No. 1 references. C7X, Bee.
(27) 424 20x
WANTED Small bundles of laundry to
take home. Send postal to Mrs. Kelley,
2607 No. 26th St. (27)--447 17
EXPERIENCED male stenographer wants
extra work mornings and eveiilncs D.
E. V.. 3711 N. 22d St. (27)-MMl 21
YOl'NG man. four years' commercial and
railroad olflce experience, desires change
posltloa. Address S K.U. Bee.
127) M"s6 19x
YOUNG MAN as sbalstant bartender;
wages no object; experienced. Address
S-Ttl, Bee. (27) M547 l!ix
MAN, S4, rapid, accurate and experienced
accountant, desires position of any kind;
law student the past year; best of ref
erences. Address O 806, car Bee
27)-Mii46 :0x
WANTED Poaltlon, twelv years' experl
encedn general merchendlse, by nil round
clerk; reasonable wages; best references.
W, Box 111. Oekla'nd, Neb. (27) MH2J 2im
LEGAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR LAYING WATER
MAINS Sealed propoeuls ill be receive J
by the city clerk of the city of Randolph
Nebraska, st his ottlce until tho 21M day of
July. 1907, at b o'clock p. m., for the fur
nishing and laying of i.MXJ feet of 4-lnch
ast water mains and 1,5-0 uf 6-lnch cast
water mains with six 4-Inch double noisls
fire hydrarls for 21-lneh hr hose together
with all necessary fittings for all mains
and hydrants. Bids to Include the dig
ging of all ditches at leant live feet below
the established grada of said city, and not
less than five feet below the surface of the
Street at any place. Bids to Include all
connections ami extra,) as shown by the
Plans and spectricutlni.s on hie at the of
fice of the said city clerk. One-half of the
contract price for the laying and furnish
ing said n ains as above to be paid In cajh
and the balance to bo paid In warrants
drawn on the general fund of said city.
All bids niuit be accompanied by a certi
fied chet k equal to 1ft per cent of the
amount bid. as a guarantee that If the bid
I accepted the bidder will enter Into con
tract to perform and carry out the bid.
The city reer"e toe right to reject aty
or all bids. O. B. MAILLIAKD, City Clerk
j:lU4t
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE CoNSTUl VTIX I 'jl ARTf- F.-
M Fell M;ir. o ... July 17
1'T svi,., pr,.p,,,.is. in uiii Mli'. w'll he
received here ti tit I 1" a ni . luinmialM
Itlinei. Auu'iMt 6. IH'T. for construction of
iclneiit wall.. Me. mid loud iross'nv ;t
this post. I'l.itis lunl !. -cl'i 'al i. ins -nnv lie
seen lit oflices of i l.'cf iU'U'icncati'r,
Wnwu. tMi'Hl.n. Ch:cr,,o an. I SI. ( '.til I. and
at this office, at I Ich la ter place nil In
formation ivuv lie ..liiiin.-,l !'. S i-n-rvri
rig! I .t accept or n .i. any or nil pro
posals or an part tloieof Proposals to
be end. is. d In si a led envelope marked
"Proposals for Walks." addressed M
CAPT. U M. P. DAVIS, li M 1 S A.
Jyl l!-2-V-Aug2-
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
A. P. Andrews In 1). S. Remington,
lot 1, block 3. Philnvlcw $ l.ftV)
J. V.. Christy to F.ltinhcth Paces,
lota 7 and s. block (I, South final. a 2,0i
Elizabeth lapel and husband to
Combs-Waro Transfer Ac Storage
Co., lot 11. Mock 90. South oniaha 5,000
James W. Akin and wife to James II
Van Imseti, lot 14, block 2, Reeds
tilth a. id 1
Ilcniy W. Pennock and wife to Helen
L. Van Pusen, sltl ft.. nJ5 ft. lot 1,
block 1, Mu ne s add 600
Omaha National linnk to Isaac Levy,
lot 12, bl ick 77. South omnha 1
(Mio Hlemssen and wife to Malella
Kelly, lot 3, Courtlamlt place 4.6O0
I Giant Leilwicli et al to Fawn E.
Ber.an.-on, lot 9. block 1. Rose Hill $75
Charlotte Gordon and husband to
W 11 1 min A. Gordon, lot 9, block 1,
Poppleton park S,0
John I lonrlck.nin and w ife to Andrew
G. Scastedt, w7 ft. lot 15. block 2,
Hillside add. No. 1 760
George Stranglen et al to Pick Woos-
ley, lot 8, block 1.10, South Omaha.. 7.4)
Gus Kkstrom and wife to H. P.
Stilling and wile, lot 10, block 12,
Peer park 150
George T. Mills et al to Gust Ek.
Strom, same 126
Janu s Hnrrltt to Nevada Hooker, lots
t and K, block 2.13, Florence Si'O
Harry A. Tukey to Leonard New
strum, lot 12. block 26. Halcyon
Heights 10
Joseph o. Corby and wifo to William
C. Ross, part lot 16. Millard and
Caldwell's add 1
William C. Ross and wife to Laur
etta Corby, same 1
George. Forgan et al to Edward
Glsln, s4 ft. lot 2 and lot 3, block
3, Boulevard Terrace
The S. p. Mercer Co. to J. Laurie
Wallace, lot 17, block 17, Walnut
Hill 600
Jennie P. Brown to Charles L. Hop
per, W47 ft.. sl25 ft. lot 36, Millard
and Caldwell's add 8"
C. E. Yost and wife to James Conlev,
lot 1I, block 6, first add to South
Omaha, 160
Elko Cohn to M.-trv Flda, ot 4, block
fa. South Omaha 800
Frank Thompson, executor, to David
8. Condlt. lots 13 and 14, block 15,
Omaha View 1ft)
O. N. Hypse to W. L. Sellers and
wife, lot 2, Kelpln place 85.)
Ruth E. Tutzel and husband to Ben
jamin Fleishman, nMj lot 6, block
'('," Horbach'a sub 4,000
Edward P. Stoltenberg to Charles R.
McMlchael, lot 9, block 39, Ben
son 2.-4)
M. I. Bertrand and husband to Ellen
Slaven, n4l ft., wild ft. lot 9,
Kountze second add 826
David E. Gillespie and wife to Clin
ton A. Peach, lot 19, block 4, or
chard Hill 1
Total $28,830
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
JAP&H.CHIK, PHILIPPINES,
HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
by the liojal Mull Steamer of the
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Tbe fnn'pflt tonmem to the Orient. Hwtrtl pRfm
by t!iH "Kuipreffs of Cliltm," 10 dnv, A boun iM'-'a
VnnonfiYiT n.l Vnkohnn)ri. Th 'Trtr.-' "Athon
Iaii" Mitt "Mntiti'RgltV' i nivi'le an npttonft!lr rhenp
trip, fnrrvlim nr.c cIbm of obln iawnigr only mt ib
lutt rr.uli4to rntiv
SnMlng-ft from Vftnmnvrr to Vokohnmn, Koh,
A ;r'.HM, Mhaiiclini, lions? Kimk and IHuullii.
tartar July 25 Kmprw of India, fpt. I
Kti-pi-'OH of China, Auk .Mniitf-aKlft 8pt. It
Athenian Aug 22 Enipreim of Japan Spt 30
From Vancouver to Honolulu and Sydnoy,
Australia.
M Invert Atis. IS Maona Oct. 11
AoranKl Sept. 13 Miowcra xNv. I
tor ratca, Information nt litcrnttin appiy to
A. C. SHAW, Gn'l Aftt., 3fl Clark It
ClUo&ftO.
ALBERTS OR J. J. SULLIVAN
Either Man Could Have a n pre ma
Court Judgeship Nomination,
ajs Unai.
Assistant City Attorney Dunn has re
turned from Lincoln, where he attended the
conference of the democratic slate com
:nlttee called for the purpose of discussing
proposed action under the primary election
law. Mr. Dunn says the conference was
not productive of results from a practical
standpoint, but that It gave a number of
people an opportunity to discuss some men.
"Judge Alberts of Columbus ,may be the
democratic candidate for Judge of the su
preme rourt," snld Mr. Dunn. "Judge Sul
livan could have It If ho wants It, hut there
la an Impression he would not accept the
place and for this reason the democrats
of the strongest democratic county In the
Mat are In favor .of the man who has re
cently left the supreme court commission.
"There was some talk of other persons,
but it looked as though tho l'latte county
man had the Inside track. The Impression
prevailed that the democrats have some
grounds for hope of success through tho
, . ' , ,,
contest for nomination In the republican
part jr. It w as asserted that the rvpuDllcan
flg?it will leave soves which will not be
healed by election day and the opposition
might be In a position to land Its man.
"But tho principal talk was over the pri
mary law and the committee appointed will
secure an opinion from the attorney gen
eral, give the law consideration on Its own
part and then advise the state committee
as to (he proper plan to pursue."
DIETZES BACK FROM ABROAD
Iietnrn to Omaha After Sevan
Month on the Mediter
ranean Sea.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Diet returned
Wednesday from a seven months' trip
abroad, vis'ting the countries on the Med
iterranean and hpendlng three months in
Italy md Sicily and three months in Pads.
Mr. and rrs. Gould Diets were with them
considerable of the time, s, 'ending their
honeymoon In the same countries.
"I am always glad to get back to Omaha
after one of my trips because of tho peo
ple here." suld Mr. Diets, who Is one of the
greatest globe trotters In the west. "But
the tiling which strllies me most against
Omaha Is the condition of the streets, (me
cannot get from the depot to Ms home
without being Jolted ovor the holes In the
pavements."
While abioad Mr. THetx met many people
from Omaha. In Paris he met Mr. and Mrs.
G. M. Hitchcock.
PRATT MOTIONS ARE HELD
Preliminaries In Divorce Case Taken
I nilrr Advisement by
, Jidit Kennedy.
Judge Kennedy has taken tinder advise
ment the preliminary motions In the Pratt
divorce case,, after a hearing occupying
several days. The attorneys for both
sides have been given leave to file addi
tional afrldavltj on points left uncovered,
and the decision la not expected for sev
eral days. The motions involved are the
reijuest of Mrs. 1 ratt for 5oo a month
alimony pending the trial of the suit, to
gether with attorney fjea, and the demur
rer of the defendant to th petition assert
ing It should be thrown out of court be
cause It Joins the divorce case with thn
suit Involving the protx-rty. TI e hearing
of the divorce case will not be had uaL
next fall
V