TIIK OMAHA DAILY P.KE: FRIDAY, JULY 110.
OFFERED FOR RENT
H
I-ROOM brick Mat, nil modern, ftf43 llnrni'j,
137 Mi. OKeefe HhI Estate Co., l'i'l New
York Life. Tel. Douglaa 21i2
C15)-M0l
AN ElOHT-RfKtM house, modern; l.is a
mnnrh anil water rent. 2KM Dewey ave.
Apply to Allen Koch, gfKS Harney tit.
, (16) M477 20
MODERN BRICK FIAT
At M" So. 24th St., 8 rooms; nearly new,
In excellent repair, anil walking; distance;
(.
GARVIN BROH., 104 Farnam Bt.
(IS) M7
ONE T-ronm house, on d-ronm house, mod
ern except furnace, $25 and 122; one 4
room house, city water In kitchen. Chris
Boyer. 2123 Cumlnc EU (15) 261
-W PER MO., 4-room house, N. E. cor. Slat
and Cumins Bts.
V40 per mo., 29U Pacific gt., 9 rooms,
strictly modern; owner rays water rent,
itf) per mo. for 21 Park Ave., l-room, all
modern detached house.
OEOROE tt CO.. lflftl Farnam Bt.
l?j 6 19
Balldlnge.
THE entire building formerly oceutded bT
the Dally News, 44 x30 feet. 1 stories and
basement. McCague Inveatment Co., Ifi(i4
Dodge Bt. (16) W
1S12 HARNET BT. I floors and basement,
JSjiljn feet; suitable for wholesale. Mc
Cague Inveatment Co., 150g Dodge St.
(15J-8J7
Wholesale District
BUILDING
For Rent
The four-story and basement brick build
ing at Dili Farnam Bt.
Apply F. D. Wead. 1524 Douglas Bt.
(lt) Id 380
Offlrea.
DESK room on first floor at 1211 Farnam.
(16) SD
ID FLOOR, well lighted ; elegant for office
use. 1212 Farnam. (15) MO
FOR RENT-Desk room In Bee office, city
ball building. 417 N. TUh St.. South
Omaha. Apply to manager. (lo) 134
taraa.
FOR RENT-rT-arge store room, with good
basement, 2468 Ho. 14th St., $15.
C. M. BACHMANN. 434 Paxton Blk.
(16 M714
STORE ROOM. 1103 N. 18th St., 120.
BEMIS, PAXTON BLK.
'Phone Douglas It. (IS) 414
DESK room, with 'phone service; nom
inal rent. J. II. Johnson, 843 N. Y. Life.
(16)-637 20x
1207 Howard St., 8-story brick, elei trie ele
vator, $120.
ir,2tt N. 24th St., brick, $26.
l:m N. 24th St., 2o.
31st St. and Ames Ave., 8.
1..17 Burt St., $-2.60.
V. D. WEAD, 1524 Douglas Bt.
f (i:.)-536 18
PART of store In one of the best business
locations In Omaha, 211 S. 14th St.
(15) 621 19X
140 PER MO. for desirable store room and
basement, 20x40 ft., near 22tl and Farnam
Sis.
GEORGE A CO., 1601 Farnam Bt.
(lfi 690 19
OFFERED FOR SALE
Fencing.
ANCHOR and Iron fencing; wire fencing
6a per loot. 204 N. 17th HI. Tel. Red 814.
U-42
Furnt tare.
ID-HAND furniture bought and sold; bust-
nuas. Jin, t he square. Rosenberg, formerly
with Chliau Furniture Co., 10S 8. 14th.
D. 5885. (16) M7t) Jv27
FOR SALE Furniture of a four-room cot
tage; all gflos for 145. Inquire 141.' Chi
cago St. (16)-M549 lx
Pianos, Otnai, Musical Instruments.
PIANO
BARGAINS
For close buyers. Your choice of twenty
different makes In our bargain room this
week.
Kimball upright .' I 70
Gem upright, reflnlshed like new 131
Ludlman upright, large sice 150
Hallett A Davis, Flemish oak 160
Hallet & Davis, walnut case 130 j
SCIIMOLLER & MUELLER
PIANO COMPANY
'Phone Doug. 1626. 1311-1313 Farnam St.
(1S)-M370
UPRIGHT Kimball piano. In fine condi
tion, $116.00. Owner leaving city. 1'iS
Davenport St. (16) M..41 is
FOR SALE-Almost new piano, cheap If
taken al once. ' Address 1025 So. 31st St.
(1) M3 21x
KIMBALL upright piano, fine- condition,
$Hi; also music cabinet; owner leaving
cityi dualers don't apply. 1M9 Daven
port. (15) M576 iix
Trnrl(r and srlng Machine. .
ONE No. 7 Remington typewriter and desk,
nearly new; 1 No. 6 Remington typewriter;
Lo. b mimeograph; Hall s safe, medium
ufse. J. L. Barber, llu Harney.
llii) 152 18x
FOR BALEHlgh grade secondhand type
writer; good condition; a bargain at $0.
Call room 603, Bee Blag. (16) 71
ONE Remington typewriter, No. 4, In good
condition, (or sale cheap. Call at Itea
Ofhce. (16-62lx
' Feel and Billiard Tables.
FOR BALE New and secondhand billiard
and pool tables. W lead the world In,
cheap bar natures; easy payments, tiruna-wlck-Balke-Collendar,
407 B. loth St.
16)-4)
Mtecellaaeona.
DRUGS at cut prices; freight paid on $10
orders; catalogue free.
BHKRMAN 4k M't'u.NNELL DRUG CO.,
Omaha. Neb.
(1)-M414
OAS. ELECTRIC AND
COMBINATION
- FIXTURES.
Special low price, during tl.e summer to
reduce stock. ;order now; goods delivered
when ready.
BURGESS & GRANDEN CO,
Telephone Douglas 681. 313 8. ISth Bt.
U6)-84
SEND us your mall orders for drugs;
freight paid on $10 lota. Myers-L" ion
I'rutf Co.. Onaata, (lt)-MO
ftHERWVN WILLIAMS CO, best mlied
paint. 6hertuan iicConnell Drug Co.
(16)-19
HOMKOPATHIC medlcinee. wholesale and
retail. Sherman tk McConnell Drug Co.
(U)-M7
tlAIJ.8 safes, new, 2d-hand. 1811 Farnam.
(14)-47
COMPLETE OUTFIT Reeteurant flxturea,
Including refrigerators, range and steam
tntlr: will jm11 all or part. P. Nielsen
2j3 Cuming hi. (16 MM 21
SPRING rlik-kcns. fresh dreKSijd to order.
'J'- vrk 10o2, Fortal Lawn. Vyanuoiie
yaida, liuj-Ugyj ii
OFFERED FOR SALE
Mlsrelli
--(nntlaaed.
FOR SALE Incubator st less than '3
price. Ad. trees 8 (, rare Hi-. i
(14) MM 21 X s '
ISanknipt Salo- of Hooks.
Now on sale In the room formerly occu
pied by the Wabash tt K-t office. 16ih
nnd Farnam St., comprising Rldpath s
History of the World. New 1 nternntWnal
Encyclopedia. New Americanized En
cyclopedla Rrllnnnha, Historians' Hls-
.tory of the Wot Id. Appletnn'a Universal
F.ncyclopedla. Small monthly payments,
while they last. It. It. It' '"ts.
(1) MaOl 22
FOR BALE First-class store fixtures,
showcases, etc. Globe Lind and I vest
ment Co., 12J Farnam Bt., Omaha, iieo.
(16) SM)
NEW Harrison ollstoves. different sixes;
turns coal oil Into gas. 2M0 Capltnl ave
(16) M478 l
GROCERS lee
North 12th St.
box
for sale cheap. 107
(16)-M.1 23
FOR BALE-rRohn siphon refrigerator; rub-ber-tlred
reclining go-cart. Tel. Webster
2449. U8)-M53 23
FOR BALE Fancy cherries and berries.
Ihm'a Fruit Farm, 63d and Military Ave.
(lrt)-674
PATENTS
LARSON & CO.-Book free.
Bee Bid.
(17)-toa
D. O. BARNELL, patnt attorney and ma
chine designer, I'axton Blk. Tel. Red. 7)17.
(17) SSOAuglO
PERSONAL
A COMPLKXION satin smooth and fair
Wen by batln skin powder. Four tints.
UtO-
CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Shirts pressed,
not Ironed, ill ti. lllli St. Tel. Doug. 264.
(1 SM
OMAHA
Bldg.
Stammerers' Institute.
Ramge
(18)-867
SEWINO machines rented. Neb. Cycle Co.,
15th and Harney. 'Phone Doug. b.43.
(18) 858
At AnVl'TIC1'""'!""1' and bath. Mmo.
iUAUiLllVygrailhi U8 N 15tn 2d floor.
(18) t
FEW hargalns In 2l-hand soda fountains,
monthly payments. Derlght, 1818 Farnam.
(16) 04
ECZEMA absolutely cured by W. A. Paxton
salve. B. J. Scannell, agt., 50D Ware Blk.
(18) M9.18 .
BYRINOEB, rubber goods, by mall: cut
prices. Send for free catalogue. Myers
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. (18) ai
PI F ATI NO Buttons, Ruchlng,
LiLi'' I Uiv Embroidery.
Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and shrink
ingonly 5c per yard. Send for price list
and samples.
GOLDMAN PLEATING CO..
10 Douglas Block. Tel. Douglas 1P1.
(15; asi
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cast-off
clothing: In fact, anything you do not
need, we collect, repair and sell, at 114
N. 11th-St., for cost of collecting, to the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 4135 and
wagon will t all. (18j 611
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs.
Dr. King, 1320 N. 24th St. Tel. Doug. 3559.
(18) 8ta
AfAnNFiTTH Osteology and mas
iUflUllJllV Vapor and tub b
sage.
baths.
Koora z, 1Z04 f arnam St., 2d noor.
(1S)-M924 Jy24
YOUNG WOMEN coming; to Omaha as
strangers are Invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian Association rooms.
IMS Farnam street, where they will be
directed to suitable boarding places or
otherwise aaeisted. (18) 913
TUP, VI TTF, Expert lady operator
A i n J ljiux x ij jjives massage, baths
and sal gelldiis rub. Room 2(X) Harker Illk.,
15th and Farnam. (18) 618 20x
GIRL willing to act as companion to lady
for her board anil room; excellent place
for girl going to school and wanting a
home; references exchanged. For Inter
view address K 82, care Be.
" ' (18) 5?5 22x
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE! DEALER!.
RUSSELL & M KITK1CK CO.. 432 Rainge.
(19) itw
W. H. TURRELL, 16 Patterson Blk. Doug.
1129. . (19)-SC6
PAYNE INV. CO., 1st floor N. Y. L. Doug.
178L (19) 6
L W. BUNNELL & CO., 822 N. Y. Life.
Douglas 5149. (19) 890
R. C. PETERS & CO.. Bee Bldg. . (19)-8S7
ALFRED C. KENNEDY, 209 First Nafl
Bank Bldg. 'Phono Douglas 723.
(191 8SS
GEORGE ft COMPANY.
1601 Farnam. Tel. Douglas 751
09)-8S9
CITl PROPERTY FOR aAI.K.
VACANT LOTS
West Farnam 130x135.
The 'best bargain In the district. Chance
to double your money. Let us show
them to you.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1001 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(lii M382 20
IF YOU are thinking or building It will
pay you to see tne Western Home Build
ers, rooms 22 and 23 Neb. Nat. Bank
Bldg., for prices and terms. (19) ao
I CHEAP LOT.
The biggest bnrgaln In
Omaha, 33 feet. Less than
two blocks from the postof
flee, three blocks from Hay
dm Bros.' big store and
Brandels' new building.
This ground will soon bring
two or three times i lie price
we offer It for today, only
$3.7:"0.
Finest location In city to
build a Mat on and get big
rentals. If you want to put
your money where It will
grow, call and see us at once.
HICKS REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
439 Board of Trade Bldg.
(l)-478 1
FOR SALE
WALNUT HILL HOME
$2,300
for a 7-room house, one-half block fruin
car line. Sewer, water, ga. hath, cemented
cellar. Trees and fruit In yard.
A BARGAIN.
Owner leaving town or It would not be Tor
sale.
Call us for'locatlon.
D. V. 6HOLES CO.,
110 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. Doug. 49
(19)-619 lSx
$2,000
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
6-room bouse, parlor, dining room and
kitchen, flrrt floor, 3 bed rooms and bath
unstairs. (iui. city water, cistern, pump.
sink and hot water tank In kitchen. Water
meter, perm, walks and shade trees. This
la m blocks to car. This Is the btst bar
gain In town today. Can give Immediate
possession.
BIRKETT & TEBBENS,
42$ Bea Bldg. Thone Doug. 47C4.
dirt M706 1
CORNER LOT BARGAIN
Northeast corner 2Mh and Franklin Sts ,
ftxl-'7-rooiii for three tnue. Paving,
walks, fcrwrr, g is and water In stre-t, u.
V. T. UKAHAM. He hhi.
lli-j-630 It
Do You Want Good Help?
REAL ESTATE
CITT PROPERTY FOR SALES.
(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 lota handy
to the Farnam carllne 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, but there
are some bunches suitable for
people who want two or three
lots together. They face on
Harney, Farnam, Douglas,
Dodge, Carltol Ave. and Dav
enport St. and extend from
42d to 48th St., near Dundee.
Fnme are on grade, some high,
some low; all kinds. A great
many have city water, sewer,
gas and permanent walks and
yet e are going to sell them
at nn average price of l-ioo.
Our plats, giving location of
the -1H lots, with prices and j
also every house In the addi- I
tlon, will be ready Friday. If '
you will leave your name and
address we will mall you one i
as soon as they are ready.
Harrison & Morton,
912 New York Lite Bldg.
p. 8,'e will have a salesman on the
ground Friday and Saturday evenings
from 6 to 8. (19) Sol 20
SOME GOOD HOUSES
620 N. 40th St., modern house, 9 rooms,
3,500.
Fine house, 8 rooms, near 30th and Pacific
Sts.. 5.)0.
1125 Bouth 2Xth 6t., 9 rooms, modern, $4,000.
3615 Howard St., 7 rooms, modern. $2,400.
2223 Miami St., 7 rooms, full lot. $2,250.
1613 Ijocust St., 6 rooms, bath, gas, etc.,
2.2T1.
2810 Miami, 5 rooms, water and gna, $1,100.
W. T. GRAHAM, Bee Bldg.
(19J-633 18
25-ACRE FRUIT FARM
RARE OPPORTCNITY. SEIZE IT.
Secure this 26-arre Improved fruit farm,
right In the corner of Omaha, for less
than prices paid for farm land adjoining
city; acreage Is selling for $&) to $!,' an
acre; this place can bo bought for $250 an
acre; two sets houses; about 10 acres In
fruit; old apple orchard and new one In
bearing; 6oo gooseberries; half acre red
raspberries; plenty of early Richmond and
late cherries, peaches, nice vineyard, etc.;
can double and quadruple your money
when you get ready to subdivide. Price,
$6,250.
SIIIMER & CHASE CO.,
BEST BARGAINS IN REALTY,
1609 Farnam Orange Front. Douglas s!67,
(191-M696 19
CHANCE TO TRADE
Good business comer on North 24th St.,
near Grace St., has three houses on lot.
Want to trade for good house or building
lota.
W. T. GRAHAM. Bee Bldg.
(19) 538 18
FOR SALE 6-room cottage, owner leaving
city, wlil sell at a sacilfice. 100 North
40th, South Omaha, lei. 371.
fl9)-M14S
If looking for a 6, 6 or 7-room cottage on
your own terms, phone Web. 1366.
(191-190
Splendid Lot, Georgia Ave.
66x140 Fine trees, near Mason St. Fine for
residence. $3,250.
W. T. GRAHAM, Bee PMir. .
(1W 531 18
15 PER CENT.
A brick block of three stores and !2 rooms
on a leading business street; rented for
$215 a month. Price $16,0; Jhalf cash,
balance four years at 6 per cent.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room L New York Life Bldg.
(191-89$
BEMIS PARK.
Two beautifully sltucted lota. 40x127 feet
each, west front on boulevard, two blocks
to car, on grade; corner, $800; Inside, $7u0.
Must be Sold by owner at once. 34o4 La
fayette Ave. (19) -MM
REAL E8TATE TITLB-TRUST
LHAS. E. WILLIAMS. Pres.
CO
(19)-91
BEMIS PARK DISTRICT
t rooms, brand new, strictly modern, $4,000.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co., 1001 N. Y. Life
Bldg. (1-M77
NEW SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE
i
Just Finshed 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 Farnam 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 Grand 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 platerail, pantry with
gluts door cupboard and
drawers built In and kitchen
wtth room for refrigerator
In entryway, al) on first
floor. Upstairs 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 &xl30 feet,
6 feet above the street, cement
walks In front and around the
house.
OfterVd for the first time,
price $3.Su0; reasonable terms.
Will be kept open for Inspec
tion. Tie house number Is
1107 Orand Ave.
Harrison & Morton
fill N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. Doug. 814.
(l)-60$
FIK8T mortgage of $900 secured on 169
acre fam worth Jiu.CrJO: runs full I years
$ pel cent semi-annual Interest. Adlr-ss
A, fe. Bee. (09)-M37
I TPT your propertr with Chris Boyer,
U4 and Cuming bis. UW
THE ONE EFFECTIVE
TO PUT A WANT AD IN
REAL ESTATF
CITY PROI'K.HTV FOR BAI.R.
(Continued
DUNDEE
Have you taken a car ride
to Dundee this summer to see
the many Improvements which
are being made from week to
week? If not, It will pay you
to do so at once. We are now
offering for sale some of the
best north and south front lots
on Underwood avenue Just
east of the Happy Hollow club
for $r.50 each. The lots, blocks
and streets are all graded,
with trees planted. West Far
nam Dundee car runs to Dun
(' 'o every eight minutes, glvln
splendid service to this beauti
ful suburb. The. same com-l'.-inles
that furnish waterfpss
and electric light to the city
of Omaha, also furnish this
village. If you are Interested
In a suburban home, do not
hesitate to ask us any ques
tions about this property at
nny time. We have salesmen
who would be willing to take
you out at any time and show
you over the ground. These
lots are a good proposition,
either as an Investment or a
place In which to build a sub
urban home. Many beautiful
residences have been built
there during the past year,
and many more are In process
of construction.
GEORGE A CO.,
1601 Farnam St.
(19) MfiS8 19
FOR BALE.
New 11-room house on one of
the finest streets In the West
Farnam district. Every mod
ern convenience, elegant man
tel, open plumbing, art glass
window, fine, electric fixtures,
gas. hot and cold water, larne
grounds, quick sale, only
$13,500.
HICKS REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
4.T8 Board of Trade Bldg.
(lit) 677 19
111 Cheap Lots
WEST
$200 to $G00 Each 1-3 Cash
A sample of the list that
that goes on sale Friday and
Saturday, this week:
60xl284j ft., attuth side of
Farnam, 300 feoU West of 44th
St., Just right for grade, sewer,
city water, gas; curbing all In;
only $400; half cash. Get 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.
Douglas 814.
(19J-00G 20
A BUNCH OF' GOOD BUILD
ING LOTS
80x122 ft., east front on the boulevard,
Just north of Woolworth Ave. An elegant
site; $3,600.
62x142 ft., S. W. oorner Georgia Ave. and
Pacific, choice corner for bricks; all spe
cials paid; $3,250.
60 ft., south front on Dewey Ave and
84th. This Is going to be a tine street as
soon as It Is paved. Get In while lots are
cheap; $1,600.
8. E. corner 36th and Dodge 8ts., 106x126
it., room ior i or i nouses; n.aw.
THE BYRON REED CO.,
'Phone Doug. 297. 212 S. 14th Bt.
(19)-&8 18
LIST your property with ' the Western
Home blunders, rms. 22-21 Nebraska Natl.
Bank Bldg. (W 714
BUILDING LOTS
Five beautiful sbuth 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,
water and gas In the street.
We -are offering these lots at
$iV0 each, one-half cash and
the balance In monthly pay
ments at per cent Interest.
Don't fall to look them up.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.,
6th Floor, N. Y. Life.
(19)-604 19
$25 INVESTMENT
Have you seen those beauti
ful Halcyon Heights I ta yet?
If not, better take a car rlda
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 souin 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 lots of
fered at ttieae prices and
terms, $i50 to $050, $jo cash. $j
per month. These lots are con
stantly Increasing In value.
No city taxes lo pay, a choice
suburban home with city ad
vantages. Select a lot today
and l.ejjln 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 Harnev Bts.
(19)-M-) 19
1
taken Imme-
1 el. Harney
(19j Miao 23
HOUSE for sale cheap If
dlately. lwti Mason St.
FOR SALE Five-acre tract of land In Ben
son, three blocks from car. a-iitahle for
- planting or for Improvement; an oppor
tunity fur swuicone, Addinaa Oil U e.
1
WAY TO GET IT IS
THE DEE tx ::
REAL ESTATE
CITV PROPKRT Y FOR SM.F..
(Continued.)
HOUSE FOR LAND
Good modern house, 9 rooms, every con
venience; good barn; first-class locality.
Will exchange for land.
W. T. GRAHAM. Bee Bid.
(19) M4 13
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
Two blocks from Kountxe
riuce, on southeast front cor
ner lot, 7 rooms, all modem,
reception hall, open stairway,
parlor, dining room, den and
kitchen, 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 Hour basement, heat of
furnace. All woodwork and
tloors weather oak stained.
combination brush brass elec
tric light and gas tixtur.s.
every room papered with bc-u
of paper. Tliis is a compli .c
house throughout anil ready
for occupancy iind a bargain
at $3,700. Would consider va
cant lot or cottage In excliungo
as first pa.wnent.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
1320 Farnam St.
Tel. Doug. 1064.
(191-692 18
WHEN YOU write to advertisers remember
thai It taki-3 but an extra ptr 'ke or two
of the pen to mention the fact that you
saw the ad in The Lie.
REAL ESTATE
FAR 51 AM) it.M Il l. V.NU FOR SALE
luviu.
TWO small Tolk county fruit and chicken
farms for sale near town; price reason
able. Aildruas Bui key & Urueber, Shel
dnhl. Ia. (-0)-.10)1 24x
Kansas.
WANTED Agents to represent us In the
sale of our Kansas lands. Write for par
ticulars, (iloho Lund and Investment Co.,
Omaha, Neb. (2u 89!
Nebraska.
FIRST-CLASS Nebraska farms and ranches
fur homes or investment. Lemis, Omaha.
(20) MJ1H
Month Dakota.
ARE TOU Interested In South Dakota? If
so write to the A. C. Brink Land Lo. or
1'lerre. S. D., concerning the 2u,ooO acres
of farm lamia they own In Hughes and
Sully counties. They will answer you
gladly. (20j-M3;9 Al
Wyoming.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.
has lust placed on the market
THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF GRAZING
LAND
In Western Wyoming,
20,000 to w),ooo acres of fine sheep
grazing lands at
$1.00 to $l.fm PER ACRE.
TERMS One-tenth 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 bargain balance
of this month.
National Investment Co.,
Douglaa Blk.
(201 M4 31
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
Thomas, oou First National Bank Bldg.
(22) Hi
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
O Keefe R. E. Co., luol N. Y. Life Bid
(22)-9i'6
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence properly In Omaha; lowest raies;
no delay. Thomas Brennan, Room 1, N.
Y. Life. (22) 90J
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St.
(221-904
MONEY TO LOAN Pay no Investment Co.
122) 901
PRIVATE MONEY F. D. Wead, 16.XI Doug.
(22)-9u2
$500 TO $50,000 TO IX)AN at lowest rates:
110 delay. GARVIN BROS. 1004 FARNAM.
(22) S)0i
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Paxton Block.
(22) 906
WANTED City loans.
R. C. Peters Co.
(22) 908
WANTED-TO BUY
WANTED To buy. second-hand furniture,
cook und heating stoves, carpets, lino
leums, office furniture, old clothes and I
shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilts !
and all kinds of tools; or will buy the j
furniture of your house complete. Will
buy antique or mahogany furnliuie. The !
hlj-'hest prices paid. Call the right man. j
Tel. Douglas 3971. (26)-S8 Jy26
CASH paid for old books. Crane-Foye Co.,
313 S. Hth. Phone Duuglaa 1321.
(261910
CARD CABINET of 15 to 25 drawers for
card 3 Ty 6 inches; state price; muu be
cheap. Address L 6h2. Bee. (25) S19
I WANT a few loads rich black mill; also
few loads of cinders, delivered at lo03
Georgia Ave , at once. (25) 5!0 ISx
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED To find a desirable property
for rent, within easy reach of carllne
and with modern facilities. Am willing
to pay any reasonuhle monthly rent for
same. Address K.. 785 Bee. ?) 167 2'."x
WANTED SITUATION
WANTED Position In store by young lady;
unexperienced; would work cheap. Ad
dress Y 143, Bee. (27 M180 24x
WANTED Work by the day by experi
enced dressmaker. Ca'l on cr address
493 Capitol Ave. 'Phone Harney-n'!.
iT7) 917 A9
WANTED By eastern gentleman position
where honesty and strict attention to
business counts. Road and floor exper
ience A No. 1 references. C75, Bee.
(27) 424 21X
EXPERIENCED male stenographer wants
extra worn mornings und evenings. D.
E. VV.. i'U N. ytd St. (27) Minil 21
YOUNG man. four years' commercial and
railroad office experience,
pubition. Address a
desires change
Bee.
(l;)-mm 13i
YOUNG MAN as assistant bartender;
wave. no object; ixperu-J" ed. Address
8-71. Bee. (27 M547 lx
MAN. 24. rapid, aor urate and experienced
accountant, di sires position or any ainu;
' law ludint the past year; I" st of ref
I erencts. Address U o6. care Bee
i (27)-Mi,45 10x
WANTED Position, twelve years' experi
ence In general merchandise, by all round
clerk; reasonable nages; best references.
W, Box ill, Oakland. Neb. (27)-Mii29 2ox
WHEN you write to advert ters remember
It takes but n extra strike or two of
the pn to men .on the fa.-i lual you saw
Uus ad lo The bee.
NOTES ON 0MA1U SOCIETY
Mid-Week Dinner and Hop at Fiell
Club Large.
F. T. HAMILTON TO WED COUNTESS
laaarenient of Prominent Omaha
(Ink nnd Society Man to t
Iractlre Spanish Girl Cnnsea
I'srore In Sorlrtr.
One of the most Interesting announce
ments made to society this season was that
of the engagement of Mr. Frsnk Hamilton
and Miss Ixnilsa de Clstue of Uranada.
Spain, who has been the guest of Mlf
May Hamilton since her rettirn from abroad
several weeks ago. The announcement was
made by Mrs. T. B. Cuming. Mr. Ham
ilton's aunt, at a luncheon given at the
Country club Wednesday by the M'sscs
Hamilton In honor of Mrs C. Will Ham
ilton, who leaves this week with her fam
ily for a year's sojourn abroad. Mr. Ham
ilton, who Is one of the heat known so
cletj and club men In town, has long been
counted a confirmed bachelor and some
little romance attaches to his engagement.
It was during his trip abroad a few months
ago that he met Miss de Clstue In Homo,
she and Miss May Hamilton having met
previously In Paris. When Miss Hamilton
returned from abroad she brought Miss de
Clstue with her and during the past few
weeks she has been guest of honor at a
continuous ro.ind of entertainment. Miss
de Clsliie, a countess In her own right. Is
a young woman of much personal charm.
She speaks Encltsh and French fluently In
addition to her own language and this Is her
second visit to America. While no definite
announcement has been made, regarding
the wedding it Is understood by closer
friends that 1t will take place In the near
future fit the home of Mrs. Phoebe Hearst
In California.
At the Field Club.
The ml 1-week dinner and hop at the Field
rlub was more largely attended than usual
Wednesday evening, although many of the
reseivutlons were for family parties there
were two parties of fourteen and several
of six, eight and ten. Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Ruchnla entertained a dinner of four
teen covers for Mrs. Buoholz brother, Mr.
W. M. Ralnholdt of Norfolk, their other
guests Including: Dr. and Mrs. P. H.
falter of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. Bn White,
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. refers, Mr. and Mrs.
John Stout. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Heynolda
and Miss Owendolin White.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Byron Smith entertained a
dinner of fourteen for Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Burgess, covers being laid for: Mr. and
Mrs. Burgess. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dun
dey, Mr. and Mrs. William Hlnes, Mr. and
Mrsy Frank Judson, Mr. and Mrs. Holmes
Updike, Miss Vaughn, Miss Updike nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Rny Wagner entertained
for Mr. and Mrs. Silas Dtincan, the other
guests being. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Preston,
Mr. and Mrs. William Yetter, Mr. nnd
Mrs. I N. Gurkert and Miss Rlesslng.
With Judge and Mrs. W. H. Munger
were Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Connell. Mr. and
Mrs. John L. Webster and Judge and Mrs.
Mcllugh.
Mr. M. E. Serat entertained a party of
twelvo In honor of his brother nnd sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bmlth of ' Kansas
ritv The other miesta nrcsent were! Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Coatl, Dr. .and Mrs. II. P. i
Jensen, Miss Anna Coad, Mlsa Helen
O'Nell, Miss Edith Thomas. Mr. Sidney
Smith. Mr. Will Cond and Mr. Serat.
Among the smaller dinners was one given
by Mr. R. W. Capran, who entertained
SPECIAL SALE THIS
WEEK OF
PARCEL DELIVERY,
MILK WAGONS,
GROCER and BUTCHER
WAGONS,
OPEN AND TOP
DELIVERY WAGONS,
FOR CITY WORK
Fifteen of the above to
close out at a big cut in
price.
1
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Drummonds
! Villi i TSwi a snail -J dt4) 'linx I
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
quartermaster, 'Chcynne, Wyo., June 22,
I9n7. Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will
be received at this office until 10:30 a. in.,
(mountain time) July 22. 1907, at which
time they will be opened In puhllc, for
furnishing all material and labor required
i for the construction complete, as per speci
fications on t.le in this ollice. a garbugn
crematory at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo.
Blank forms of propikals may be obtuinel
at tills office on application. Specification!!
and drawings may be inspected at this of
fice and at the office of the cnlef quarter
master department of the Missouri, Omaha,
Neb , end chief quartermaster department
of Colorado. Denver, Colo. The govern
ment reserves the rls'lit to reluct any and
nil bids or parts opb'ds. Envelopes con
taining proposals should he Indorsed "Pro
posals for Garbage Crematory. Fort D. A.
Russell, Wyo.." and addressed Captain
V. K. Hart. quartermaster, United
States army, constructing imartermanter
Cheyenne. Wyo. J21-96-26-27Jyl9-2o
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
mr.ster, Fort Mackcnx'e, Wyo., Julv 17
lid 7 Healed proposals. In triplicate, will be
received here until 10 a. in., (mountain
time), August I, 17. for construction of
ement -w ulks. uteps end rr.ad crossings at
this post. Plans and p-clticatlons may be
seen at offices of chief qnirterinaster.
Denver, On aha. Chicago and St. Paul, and
at this office, at which latter place all In
formation may be obtained. U. 8. reserves
rt(.'hl to accept or reject any or all Tiro
posals or any part thereof. Proposals to
be enclosed In sealed enveloes marked
"f'ronosals for Walks" addressed to
CAPT. WM. D. DA VI a. Q M U S A.
Jyl(s-19-22e-Aug2-3
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFJC
"EMPR&fca" Lin of tha Atlantic
QUEBEC TO I-lVEKPOui.. I,B THA
TOUl DATS AT BEA.
Empresses sail July 26; Aug. 9, 23;
Bept. ( 20. First Cabin $80 up; Second
('shin 146 up; Third Class SZI.7S. Write
for psrttoulars.
0. n. aeajamla, Ctenl. Agoat, Tel. Harrison
miaiwi.li'igiiM laimsj.upn tings, ysny iwi
iilaelstiiiSM n uniaWl ii'l'ti' nt -i '"' r
DELIVERY
I WAGONS "
Miss Ethel Tukev. Miss Marlon Connall
and Mr. Conrad Young.
With Mr. r. J. Ralrd were Miss Add
Mcllugh, Miss Mona Kloke and Mr. Lou
Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. MeGllton, Mrs. Roy
Dougal of Pittsburg. Miss Kate Moorhead
and Miss Ruby Williams made up another
patty. Among the family parties was ono
given by Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dinning and
another by Mr. and Mrs. ). D Kip
linger. Others entertaining were: Mr.
Richard Bleman. who entertained a party
of six; Mr. Hlllls. five; Mr. W. D. Williams,
two; Mr. and Mrs. Plxlcy, six; Mr. Ar
thur, eight; Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Wei!,
five; Mr. 8. H Calver, four; Mrs. Charles
Carey, three; Mr. C. C. Rosewnter, three!
Mr. K. K. Btrauss, six; Mr. Fred McCon
nell. three; Mr. A. II. Fetters, Ave; Mr.
W. E Shepherd, six; Mr. M. R. Hamilton,
eight: Mr. W. R. Murray, five; Mr. Lee
B,Uitrni tlirw. Mr. E. A. HHnrlchs, four.
and Mr. E. E. Rryson, five.
Al the Conntrr C'Inb.
Mr. and Mrs W. O. Gilbert entertained
at dinner at the Country clnb Wednesday
evening for Miss Webster. The other guests
w re Miss Jeanne Wakefield. Miss Ella
Mae Brown, Miss Ralcomb, Mr. Stockton
Heth, Mr. Arthur Coolcy, Mr. Joe Bal
drlse and Dr. I.eroy Crummer.
Mr. Hosford entertained a party of seven;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kountse had seven
guests. Mr. T. L. Davis three and Mr.
Charles Stewart three.
Blanche Stlckney of St. Fnul, guest of
Mrs. Diets, and Miss Gwendoline Whlta
were guests of Mr. Wilson Austin and Mr.
Fred Thomas.
Miss Belle Dewey gave a luncheon Thurs
day noon at the Country club complimen
tary to Mrs. Charles Btewart of Council
Bluffs, who leaves Monday for New York.
( online Events.
Among the larger dinner parties an
nounced for the Country club Saturday
evening Is one of sixteen covers to be given
by Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smith and one ot
fourteen covers to be given by Mr. Taul C
Gallagher.
Mr. J. H. Adams will entertain at dinner
at the Field club Saturday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Preston.
Monday Mrs. John Parish entertains at
luncheon for Mrs. Duncan.
rre-:Noptlal Affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Blackburn entertain
Thursday evening at dinner for the bridal
party of Ensign Paul' Blackburn and Mlsa
Nell Carey. Tho guests will Include:
Miss Ollbreath, Miss Cooper, Miss Harper,
Ensign Harrington of Boston and Ensign
Post of St. Louis.
Mrs. Frank Fahs gave a beautifully ap
pointed luncheon at her home Thursday
for Miss Nell CRrey. The table was aU
tractive with sweet peas and plato cards
to match, which marked the places of
Miss Nell Carey, Miss Gllbreath of La
riata, Mo.; Miss Harper of Ottumwa, la.;
Miss Cooper of Kansas City, Miss Blessing,
Miss Turner, Miss Mary Bedwell, Miss
Zola Dellecker, Miss Faith Hoel, Miss Mar
garet Barr, Miss Bcutah Evans, Mrs. Paul
Rurlelgh, Miss Welty of Audubon, Mlnn.
and MIhs Mable Carey. ,
IMt Party.
Complimentary to Miss Elliott and Mrs.
j Elliott. Mrs. W. II. Ogdon gave a luncheon
j followed by a pit party at her home
' Wednesday afternoon. The table had an
1 appropriate decoration of wheat and daisies,
Covers were laid for Mrs. Elliott. Miss
' Elliott, Mrs. John A. Ashe. Mrs. Connelly.
Mr- F- B- Fisher, Mrs
A. J. Johnson, Mrs.
R. E. McKelvey, Mrs. George B. Hlcken,
Mrs. W. J. Rlgdnn of Council BlufTs, Mrs.
Faul Rlgdon and Mrs. John Harte. . Tha
llrst prize for the game, a half dnxen punch
glasses, was won by Mrs. James Connolly,
and the second, a Japanese lunch cloth,
was won by Mrs. Elliott. Miss Elliott won
the third prize, a souvenir spoon.
For Mrs. T. E. F. McGce, guest of Mrs.
T. M. Metcalf, Mrs. Plnney of Council
BlufTs entertained Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Mo
Gee and Mrs. W. T. Connell Informally
Thursday afternoon.
. Weber-Long.
Frank C. Weber and Mlsa Delia Jjnng,
daughter of Captain J. J. Long. 1X53 North
Eighteenth street, were married at noon
Monday. Mr. andMrs. Weber left for tha
east for a short trip, and will reside at
Creston, la., where the groom is In busi
ness. Personal Gossip.
Solon Borglum, who has been visiting
with his parents, will leave this afternoon
for his home In New York. Mr. Borglum la
on his way from Arizona, where he at
tended the ceremonies in connection with
the unveiling of his Splendid equestrian
statue of Captain "Bucky" O'Neill of the
Rough Riders. The group !s one of tha
best Mr. Borglum has done, and has been
highly praised by emlnont critics. One man
has called It a "snap shot," and Indeed, It
so appears, so perfectly has the sculptor
caught the pose of horse and man.
Owing to Illness' In her family, Mlsa
Evelyn Rouse of Baltimore, who hits been
the guest of Miss Brownie Bess Baum,
has been callud home. Tha several affairs
planned In Miss Rouse's honor have been
called off. among them the picnic party to
have been given at Lake Manawa Thura-
I day.
Miss Ethel Rlchter left Wednesday for a
six weeks' visit In the east, stopping an
route at St. Louis and Bed all a, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Turk left Wednea.
day evening for a month's trip through
the east. They will spend a week In Chi
cago with their daughter, Mrs. D. R. Miller,
and three weeks Id Washington with an
other daughter, Mrs. C. 8. West. They
will spend a few days at the Jamestawa
exposition.
Mrs. T. E. F. McOee of Independence,
Kan., formerly Miss Kate Ptisey of Coun
cil Bluffs, Is the guest of Mrs. F. ,M. Met
calf. '
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Root and son will
go to Luke OkoboJI Fridsy for a stay of
two or three weeka.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Hum will go to
Lake Okobojl Friday. They will be goat
two weeka.
Miss Florence Lewis has returned from
a month's visit at Fort Meade.
ONLY ONE COUNTRY IN WORLD
Much Is Conviction of J. F. W
Bauraback, Who Takes Out
Pavers.
Returning from a visit to his old horn In
Germany after an absence of a quarter of
a century, Johan Frederick William Baum
back Immediately made application for Cit
izenship papers here.
"There Is only one country In the world,'
he said when he received the coveted doo
uments, "and that Is the United States"
Mr. Baumhack came to Omaha twenty
three years ago and enu red the employ of
the street car company aa.a driver. He la
still In the same employment, except now
Instead of driving mules as motive power
he wields the crank on a motor car. II
enjoys the distinction of driving the second
mule car that ever entered Bouth Omaha.
After his visit to the fatherland ha u.
elded he wanted to become a citizen of this
country and the papers were granted
Thursday by Judge Troup.
Wreck on Southern Hallway,
ATLANTA. Oa . July 18.-Passenger trsln
No. M on the Southern railway, which left
here at midnight was practically wreck el
at Richland. 6. C. at t in o'clock this
morning. The locomotive and postal and
express car were derailed, the locomotive
being turned over. Ko one Is reported seri
ously Injured, but the fireman and sev
eral paoaengers are said to Lave keen
slightly hurt
