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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FH1PAY. AlUUSl L
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OFFERED TOR SALE
ALL furniture snd household ton must
he 'id st ntp; owner movlrg t siesHle..
IntpHre P Ohio Su (lti-M77i A4x
., Waste S tawtraasoata,
PIANOPRiCES
Down to th lowest notch thai week,
twenty-four now, weed and econd-hand
piano mi sale in our bargain room, fourth
floor.. Com early and get a choice se
lection. i
New England, upright f W
Klmbe.ll. upright
Marti Bros., -upright Us
Llndlman A Bona, upright 168
Frr dollar caah and C a week will bur
any of the above bargains.
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co-
UU-UU Farnam St.
'Phone Doug. 1&2&
Ct
'FAR ' SALE Pianalo and mutlc; all la
good condition. 'Phone Harney 22.
' (18 1 tA2
fwwl aa iiUlare Table.
'FOR BALIS New and oee-mtdhand bmr4
and pool tables. W load the world la
cueap bar future; easy payment. Brunf
. wlck-Balke-Colleadar, 411 S. 10th 8u
, Ot-
Typewriters ausd sewing Machines.
FOR SALE High grad oecandhand type-
writer; good condition; a bargain at
Call room 0S, Bee Blag. (1) T1
: ONE Remington typewriter, No. t, In good
condition, ior sal cheap. Call at Be
Gffic. UO-C2M
meuiaeea
SEND us your man rirde for drugs;
freight paid on tie lota Myers-DUlou
irug l;o.. unkba. a)
tHERWJN WILLIAMS CO.. best mixed
paint. Sherman Si MeConnell Drug Co
UW-JBJ
FOR BALE A butchers- refrigerator
several show casea, a new peanut roater,
I large coffee ailll. two large automatic
i oU tanka and store fixture too numeroua
to mention. Globe Land A Investment
Cax. Omaha. Neb. 116 MSHS
FOR BALE Story A Clark cabinet organ;
U stops: a beautiful, strong-toned Instru
ment; suitable for church or home; good
condition; a bargain; cost M0, price !00.
Address L 734. Bee. (IS) M'TSl
BIX ft. all plat glass counter show case
, . tl. KJg N. Mb 8u 1-M847x
HAT, fl per torn. Wifur, 101 N. Ifth.
1-M732
TWENTY (30) cars of good clear ice for
. sale. Mark N, Smith, . Box 10, AJbton.
Kea. - (10-M741 Aix
DRUGS at rut price: freight paid on tl
arders; catalogue free.
HERMAN A M CONNELL DRUG CO-
- Omaha. Neb.
OD Mill
HOMEOPATHIC medicine, wholesale and
: rviail. Bharmao A McCeaaaU Drug Co.
.. . (U-M417
;GAS, ELECTRIC AND
COMBINATION FIXTURES
Largest, moat up-to-date stock at lowest
prices In the city, select now. telivered
When needod. Inspection invited.
BURGESS - GRAN DEN CO.
Ill Bo. Uth St. Tel. Ioug. S1.
n
(Hi) 48
KALL safes, mm, :d-hand. ISlt Farnam.
OO-sC
FOR BALE AT NO. 7TU SOUTH 1ITH
.T BTORK FITlRi-;S. SHELVING,
COUNTERS, TABLES. CASES. CHAIRS
A DDLS G MACHINE CASH REGISTER.
VTtl. 3. COAX), TRUSTEE. . (1&)-T.t
Id-hand rubber hose, tools. Singer, 41 N.
lh. . Of 77
FOR' SALE Finest 'boarding houie 1n the
erty. beet location, all furnished, best
walking distance, etc.; cheap. Inquire SuJ
Karbach block. Omaha. Ntb. a 238
HAIR PRESSING establishment. In busi
ness section of city; first class estab
llahed trade. Party selling owing to 111
health; term reasonable. Addres H 74R.
Bee. (1S MM1 AJx
FOR BALE Two !d-hand 300 h. p. tubular
boiler 60 lnche In diameter. 16 feet
long, with fronts and connections, now in
use at our factory; we are about to re
place them with larger ones. Will sell
cheap. Omaha Cooperage Co.. Eth and 1
Sta.. South Omaha. Neb. 16i 0f
I HAVE I showcase te sell or trsde. "08
Hamilton St. (1 SO S
STtEL range for sale; excellent condition;
tit. 14? North gist Ave. flti) IWg 7
PATENTS
LARSON A CO.-Book free.
Be Bldg.
D. O. BARNELL. pattnt attorney and ma
.chine designer. Pax Ion Blk. Tel. Red. 711!.
07 SaOAttgltl
PATENT for Sal or royalty; Improved
wire stretcher, serial No. S57.62; a money
maker. Sale price HOOO. Good reason for
Belling. G. U. Weyant. Nachusa, 111.
07)-sV7 AIX
PERSONAL
AHA SLaninierers' Instlhita. Ramg
aTUdg. Ot W
SEWING machine rented. Neb. Cycle Co
lath and atsarney. "Phone Doug. im.
au
MUSICIANS to Join first -claas attrac
tion, Aug. 14, to double band and or
chestra; also Juvenile, lady; must play
v standard snustc Box til, Belmond, la.
- . ll M7t ASx
MAONETTRip,ntn! tt. Mm.
ssmlta. Ul N. Uih. 2d fjeor.'
HEALTHY, wholesome, satin akin be
stow fy Satin aklo craam and Bstla
powder. Xc u
FSW bargalnain Id-hand soda fountains,
monhly tajrmtuU Derigbt. Ull Farnam.
OA S
J5CIEM A abaolutaly cured by W. A. Paxtea
swiv. H. t. eioannell. agL. M hlk.
THF Fl ITP Expert lady operator
- -- i - gives massage baths and
l gel id us rub. Boom Sou, Barker Blk.,
uih and Farnam. Newly established.
U Mm tx
SYRINGES, rubber good, by mall: out
rlcee. bend tor free catalogue, Myers
DiUoa Drug Ce-. Omalia. (1I aag
THS SALVATION ARMY solicits cast-off
euuhlng: ta Tact, anything you tfo not
IteeA We collar- venatr kni Mil mt iu
K 11th St.. for cost of collecting, to the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 1H and
" win tmu. (iaj an
YOUNG WOMEN coming te Omaha a
pi rangers are is r ilea to nan the Young
Women's Orletlan Association room,
Uli Farnam aireet, where Uaey will a
directed ta suttabls boarding place or
- lherwMe asaisuxL U U
PRIVATI5 CONFINEMENT HOME Wr
pr, AvUkt. 1H N. iib clt. TeL Doug. .
, - tlk-sl
MAftVPTTlP Ostaology and massage.
adUAtUt Vapor and tub bath.
Room 2. UN Farnam Su, Id floor.
(1 M48S AS
REAL ESTATE
kVAL, K1TATB DkALKkl.
tUSSSLL M KITRlCat CO V Ramga
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W H. lURRKLLk U Pattareoa Bik Doug
llM. U-ek
FAYKQ INT. CO, 1st floor N. Y. L. Doog,
. IM.
It. O. FarrBMS e CO., ee Bldg. (Ue-kR "
REAL ESTATE
RCIL KTTK DBLF-RS
(Continued.)
L. W BVNNEtX A CO..
Douglaa k)4
N. T Life
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ALFRED C KENNEDY. T First Nsfl
bank Bid Phon Douglas 73.
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GEORGE at COMPANY.
Mul Farnaia. Tel. Douglas "A
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CITT PROPERTY FOR SALS j
SEATTLE let, cleared and level. for $:
down and $10 per month, near 10 fli j
grounds; esy way to osn t-ntlnl i
ground during .ttie fair and hen sell k
at a Mg profit, psrtf'.iisr anu nan.
reference furnlfhed. Charles Ttemann,
tl? Bailey building. Seattle. Wash.
(1) M7J4 Aix
fl.enn WILL buy a ooi rar.ra hone. all
In good repair. located m th northwest
part of the city. Thl houe I blocks
from the car line at the present, but will
only be t block from the new extension
on the Harney line. Thl te a fine horn
Call at once
Kelly Investment Co.,
CO NeeiUe Blk.
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FIVE-ROOM SNAPS
Three R-room roitngre .now In process
of completion on Blondo St., between Mth
and ?7ih. all thoroughly well hmlt. bricked
up e-llars, double floor, gas, elegant plumb
ing, strictly modern with the exception of
heat. Permanent oement sidewalks will he
laid on street and lots brought to grade
and niretv sodded Prices rsnelng from
I2.ZMI to $2.4iO; cash: balance practi
cally same a rent. An excellent opportu
nity to purchase a neat and desirable home
at bargain price and on terms to suit.
C. n. CARLBFRJJ. .
11 N. T. Life Bldg
(1 MM
GOOD LOT ONLY $2 DOWN,
$15 PER MONTH
This lot lies well and 1 lo
cated at 25th Ave. and Cam
den; city water, sewer and
gaa In frost of lot. Only on
block from street oar. Several
new houses on adjoining lota.
Good shade trees. Price $425.
GEORGE A CO.. 1801 Farnam St.
(1)-M!!78 I
KOUNTZE PI-ACE HOME
FOR ONLY $4,900
1S24 Emmet St., new style
all modern square house, built
only short time; quarter sawed
oak finish; combination gaa
and electric fixtures, furnace
heat; south front on asphalt
paved street. Choice corner
lot 74x144 feet. House Just
painted and In good repair. Im
mediate possession. Key at our
office.
GEORGE A CO., M01 .Farnam St.
(18) MR7S t
NINE-ROOM HOUSE IN
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT
No. 17 N. SM Ave. Thl '
property la located, in splendid
residence district;" house ha
been recently painted on th
- t- outside and . papered Vhrvugs v -out;
first floor Is finished In
quarter sawed oak; hot water
heating plant and thoroughly
modern and up-to-date. There
Is a large reception hall,,
. parlor, sitting room, dining '
room nd kitchen on first
floor; Ave bed rooms and bath
on second floor. We caa give
you Immediate possession of
the property. Key at our effic.
GEORGE A CO.. ISA Farnam St.
(W MCT J
$8,000
Win buy two modern bouses and twa lots
at southwest corner Slst and Cass Sts;
eaurt front, paved streets, permanent side
walks: will sell separately. Thorns fc re li
ft an. Room L New York Life bldg.
a mi
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.,
Main Floor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
We have ISO acre of good
land in Greeley (county. Neb.,
to exchange for a residence m
' Omaha. What have you te
offer?
Good (-room house at No. 7U
So. 17th St.. only; ".. Thl
1 a bargain.
Two brand pew modern cot
tages In the Walnut Hill dis
trict, ready- to move right lnt.
trietly modern except heat
and up-to-date in every re
spect. Don't fail to see theee
properties before buying. W
can give you good terms.
Ja feet of ground In the west
Farnam district for sale very
cheap. Fine place tft build
house. Only one block from
car.
H) acre well Improved, 4
mile from Blair.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO
Main Floor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
Tel. Douglas 1016.
BEMIS PARK DISTRICT
t rooms, brand -new. strtctly modem. (Am
O'Keafe Real Estate Co., 1001 N. T. Life
Bid. (11UMI77
EASY TERMS.
Brand new k-room rottagre located at Mil
and Boyd Sts.. large corner t, south anil
east front, lies very sightly, onlv one
block from Ames Ave. car line, elegant
gas and electric light fixtures, double
floors, vertical grained surface floors
highly finished Interior, large bath, floored
attic, bricked up cellar; will be pape'ed
attractively to suit; everything In tlp
top" condition; thoroughly well built
Price only tt.Ofle; lot alone worth tf
Very easy term to reliable party.
C. G. Carlbe-rg,
U N. Y. Life Building.
1-M7
We offer for a few days a beautiful south
front building lot in the Went Famara
district, all graded ready for building
solid ground, sewer, water and ga In thi
treei. This to ttie chespett lot for the
money In the west part of the (lty today
PAYNE. BOSTWICK A CO
Main Fluor. N. Y. Life Bldg!
ti)-K 1
Look at This
Only $2,300, Worth $3,000 Cash.
Owner moving o Statth. forced to sal
(-room modern houae. There I no ha'
gain like It In Omaha. No color line draw a
n lui uk; n commissions paid to ariy-
INQUIRE V OHIO ST.
REAL ESTATE
citt rKurRTi For ialb.
ICvntU wed )
Chris Boyer
2d and Cumin g Sts.
WILL ENTERTAIN OFFERS
ON i Hfc. rX-LLOWiNG
PROPERTIES:
7 room, modern except fur
p e. Alia St., auout ( hIoch
South ul Leaenworth, full lot.
(i.Sti.
( room house and t-room, on
I'vmport beleen Lain and
lth Sis., lot iMlta, tl..
T-room house on Psrker, be
tween Vth and bth Sts., full
tot. :.Ku.
(-room house, modern except
fuansce, lot 40x160, Franklin
ft., f-een mh and h
St., t3.ooa m
(-room house, city water, lot
("xUtt, gas In kitchen, good
barn, Ixard St., between iflta
and llt. L.0110.
1-story frame store building,
lot 4nxim. Jth St., betaeen
Spsulding and Sprague EH-,
Two (-room houses, modern
except furnaoa, Sfath near Cum -lug.
fi.oOu.
7-room house, modern except
furr.are, good barn, lot 114,
located on Burt St.. near X.lh.
Price Ruou, If taken soun.
(-room house, lot 40x63. city
water In kitchen, 2)07 Seward
St., I1.SU0.
(-room house, city wster,
good cistern, lot fr'X127, on Kux
gles. between ZTtli snd liKth
6is.. tl TKi.
10-room, modern house on
Cuming, between 4"th and
41st 81 s. ; good barn; lot ROx,
150. , Everything in good con
dition. 4-room house, lot CxlM, city
water and sewer, 28th Ave and
Kuggles, aUiou.
(-room house, cistern, wster,
frape vines and currant
usliea, lot 4f,xuV. C20 Burt
St., II. (00. Make offer.
Corner lot, 8 ft. on Cuming
St., It. on Burt St., i'.-Q on
27th Ave., with two houses,
t,uuo.
Good house, ( larga rooms,
city water In kitchen and good
ctsuern, lot UxlZ. Price
Thiee lots wHh 4-room house,
northeast corner S2d and Corby
6ts.. 12. Of". .
VACANT
Lot on Webster St.. between
SSd and S4th Sts.. 6&xlS0. tl.000.
Lot on Webster St., between
rth Ave. and 2Uh St., aOxlou.
Two lota, nth and Saratoga,
lotiir. pm.
Mth and Manderson, lot
60x127. tl
Two vacant lots on 88th St.,
between Pratt and Spauldlng,
tJCO for both.
Several lot In Benson, (45)
each.
On 'Cuming, between oh and
41st, lot Sxl20. Make offer.
TO TRADE
acrea of land In Wheeler
county. (10 per acre. Will trad
- for house and lot in Omaha.
CHRIS BOYER
REAL ESTATE. RENTALS.
BKD AND CfMING STS.
'PHONE DOUG. SD4J.
$1,80
(-ROOM, modern except furnace, near 24th
and Burdette; reduced from $2.20 so as
to make sale this week.
F." C. BEST, m N. Y. LIFE.
(18-M0 Al
STOP PAYING RENT
Ruy this (-room, new, modem, except
furnsoe, permanent walks, cellar under en
tire house. No. M7 N. 17 th Ave easv
terms. Price. t!.Hno.
O. C OLfcEN. 101 S. IITH ST.
(19) 819 t
FOR BALE Five-acre tract of land In Ben
eon, three blocks from car. suitable for
f Wanting or for improvement; an oppor
unity for aoraeone. Address O 4 X Be.
0e-tz
REAL ESTATE TIT LB-TRUST -
CHAS. K. WILLIAMSON, Pres U
FOR SALE (-room cottage, owner leaving
city, will ael. at a aacilAce. IK North
tkh. South Omaha. Tel. STL
ruv-Mia
Beautiful Keystone Park.
(
Two mora sale made today.
Thl 1 the best evidence that
Keystone Park 1 a desirable
place to locate. Think of It,
lot In Benson are Belling at
$400 a lot, $2.(00 an acre; on
mil west we are selling land
better located and more desir
able for a country borne for
$200 to Kk0 an acre. Now Is the
time to buy In Keystone Park.
Take you out any day In an
automobile.
$25.00 $25.00 $25.00 $25.00
WHERE CAN YOU INVEST THIS
SUM TO AS GOOD ADVANTAGE?
Here's the plan: Select one
of those beautiful lots In Hal
cyon Heights, the lineal and
most sightly location fur a fu
ture home or Investment, only
two blocks south busine n
ter of Benson and Military
avenue car line; Jay $ cash
and the balance $j or $1 or
such amount aa you can spar,
monthly, and in a short tun
you have an investment better
than a bank account, fur lt
can t get an ay from you, and
the lot is rapidly increasing in
value. You are therefore In
position to obtain a loan to
build a home, or at any time
sell the lot at a good profit.
All this you can do at a ti
investment. Over 40 lots. $2j 1
to (bbtt. See us today, or
'phone Douglaa (57 and we'll
take you out to see th lots at
any time.
RUSSELL & M'KITRICK CO.,
423-M Rang Bldg. 15th and Harney Sta
UW-7ti 1
IX looking lai a I I r T-room eettag a
yeur ewa trrm. 'pnon Weu. UcA
tle-'9
LIST your property with th Westers
Home Bufldora. rut 2X-2I Nebraaka Nnu.
Bank Bldg lis 714
IF TOl' are thinking M MiUdlng it srhl
pay yo t ae the Western Home Build
era, rooms U-af L S. Nat l Bank bldg,
for prices and terms - iu ZjA
REAL ESTATE
city fHoricnrT roa (ali
(Contlnutd
Read what Henry Neuhaus
mvs about KEYSONE PARK.
Mr. Neuhaus oue of the
wealthy German fanners of j
Doiurlai? conntv, living G milesH
west of Keystone Park.
Jayne Investmint Cumpanv, Omaha.
Neb
Oentlemen ;
Why d'rt I buy In Kevstne Park? I ex
pect to retire from my farm In a yoar
or so. ana on not want to move Into the
! city with nothing to do.-
I bourht eight acrea in Keystone Psrk.
on which I sm going to have a nice little
part lire for a cow. a fine garden and keep
a team, which will give me all 1 want to
do. At the same time 1 ?!m 11 be acceenahle
to all th advantages of the city to educate
my children.
I selected Keystone Psrk. becsuse I
think It Is the best piece around Omaha
Your truly. HENRY NEI HAI 8
fl) S67 1
HAVE YOU SEEN
KEYSTONE PARK?
Junt the place for a country
' home with rtly advsntages. I
to 22 acre tracts. Price, $175
to 1375 per acre. Fine drives
lined with tree; splendid
view; healthful, suburban to
Omaha; 14 of the 90 tract
have already been sold to
home makers. Thu should see
this before your choice is lost.
Telephone or call and we will
take you out In an auto any
day.
1). V. SIIOLES CO..
Board of Trade Pldg. Tel. Doug. 49.
Or
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
1st Fl." N. T. L. Blrtg. Tel. Doug. 1781.
U-8S I
Close in Home
S rooms and reception hall; modern In
every respect; lot MixlZn. I1 blocks from
Farnam car and only 10 block from court
houFe; paved street; permanent walks; a
very cozy home and cheap at price, M.iiW.
Draperies of den. inFlantnneoua water
heater, thermostat temperature regulator,
etc., go with house at price named. $-.000
cash, halance easy payments. Owner
building new home and very anxious to
sell.
J. H. PT'MONT SON.
'Phone Douglas WV !H5- N. T. l,!fe Bldg.
We move Aug 1 to 1605 Farnam St.. Main
floor Board of Trade Pldg.
C9i-8f3 1
George Thumnael's Impressions
of Keystone Park
Mr. T. V. Sholes,
Omaha. Neb.
Dear Sir;
I want to thank ynu for that delightful
auto ride you gave me a few evenins ao
to Keystone Park. 1 did not Imacine there
waa anything around Omaha with such
magnificent view and beautiful drive as
we iound in K EI STONE PARK. In a few
years It Is going to be the most beautiful
place for a home around Omaha.
Tours truly,
GEO. THt'MMEL.
Clerk. V. 6. Circuit Court.
U9-!W8 1
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor, N. Y. L. Bldg.
i TeL Doug. 178L
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
Board of Trade Bldg.
TeL Doug. 4.
fl9)-MTO I
LIST your property
fcd and Cuming Sta.'
with Clui Buyer,
Cl t4
REAL ESTATE
FARM ARD KAXCU LlliD FOR SALH
WANTED Agents to represent us fa the
sale of our Kanaaa lands. Write tor par
ticulars. Glob I .and and Investment Co..
Omaha, Neb. 0 J
Kansas, Solomon Valley. Kansas.
ISO acre improved. $60 per acre.
m $20 acrea, Improved. $76 per acre.
i: acrea, improved, $75 per acre.
7Ji acres. Improved. $45 per acfe.
82u acres. Improved, $30 per acre.
ItW acres. Improved, t ier acre.
If you want to get a good home cheap
come and see us.
J. 11. Boyle. Bennlneton. Kan.
(201-M743 ASg
Montana.
MONTANA ranch of iS.Oi acres, improved
st $6.00 per acre, very desirable, parties
Interested address G 799, Bee.
(JW-6S7 1
Hebratslut.
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN 'S
SALE.
In th district court of Stanton county,
Nebraska. j
In the matter I of the application of
j Thomas Mortimer, guardian
J' Marshal' Field. tMni. Henry Field and
' Gwendolyn Field, minor heira of Marahal
I Field, jr., deceased, lur license to sell real
estate.
Notice la herebv given that In furnishing
of an order of Hon. Guy T. Graves judge
of the district court of Stanton county,
Nebraska, made at ohambere, at Pend r,
In Thurston county, Nebraska, on the 27tb
day of April, A. D.. iWT. authorising me as
guardian of Marshall Field, third. Henry
Field and Gwendolyn- Field, minor heirs of
Marshall Field, it..- deceased, to sell the
real estate hereinafter described:
Now therefore 1 wllb sell at public vendue
to the highest bidder at the south front door
of the court house In the city of Stanton
in Si anion county, Nebraska, on Saturday,
the loth day of August. A. D.. 1107. at the
hour uf 1 o'clock In the afternoon of said
day the following described real estate, to
wit: The undivided om half Interest in
section 9 and 22 In township 21 north, range
1 east of the sixth P. Al . situated In Stan
ton county. Nebraska, subject to the right
of dower of Alhettine Field, the mother of
said minors. Said ale will remsln open for
one hour and said land will le sold upon the
I folios ing terms: ttie-fourth of the pur
chase prior s! all tx- paid in rash ani the
balance of the purchase price shall te
divided Into three equal parte and reduced
to coupon notea bearing interent at the
rate of per cent pr at.num, ayaMe
seml-snnually. and draw Interest from Ule
of sale Said coupon notes shall be secured
by a first morttsne imon the land sold and
mature five years after the date of ra d
sale. If the purchaser shall st elect he may
pay the whole sum r any part thereof In
cash, not however, to be sold for a less cssh
payment than one-fourth of the purchase
price.
Dated this 13th dav of Julv. A. D . 1W7.
TH' iM AS MORTIMFR.
Guardian of Said Minora.
FI FfLE-MENTAL NOTICE.
Vo the Public:
1 wish to further give notice that the re.
malnder of said sections ( a'.d 'LL in town,
ship il north, range 1 east of the sixth
P. M . in StaDton eountv. Nebraska, is
j owned by Mrs. Htstly and Mrs. Atber'lee
r"lela. ttie tnomcr oi me n mors nam a in
the above notice, and that arrsnre-ne-t
hsve been mede with oli of them for the
(alt of, their interest in said laud at ths
same time and upon the same term. I
sill therefor at the time of tl guard. an'
arte above slated sell the whele f
Mvtiops. The sale of the Interest of Mrs.
Field snd Mr. Brstty In mid land to de
pend upon the final confirmation of the
guardian sale.
THOMAS MOPTIMTR
Oi-at.4 2
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FIRST-CLAB3 Nebraska farms and rr.c
(or home or icveitu-tni. ben. I Onihx
REAL ESTATE
FARM AD RtUH LM) FOR 4t.l
rknuka 4eatlasrl.
NEED THE MONEY Want to sell rUon
s-U-61, Cheyenne county, Nebraaka; land
is rolling, dark sandy loam. location
choice; cash. (i7M; railroad contract nine
yes to run from February IftT. 12 mA
Address W O. Wirt, 71( Willow Avt,
Council Bluffs, la 2 M747 4
at naketau
BARGAINS IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
We liave many bargain In Hand Co.. South
Dakota, which are money makers. .711
famillea moved Into thl county last
spring to settle. Plenty of rain, good
water. The normal mean temperature
for January and February is 11 degree
above aero Lsst year wheat went Sn
bushels per sere, corn 40 bushels and
oats 7 bushels. Prices are advancing.
Buy now and profit the advance Some
of our bargans are as follows: IS) axrea,
$ miles or Ree Heights, whlrlt hs ele
vator, genersl stores and new bank;
buildings li rods from school snd are:
Splendid house, fine well of wster, with
windmill and tsnks. fair barn and gran
ary, almost level land, good soil, every
foot is tillable. Price. $27 per acre.
C acres, level and fine, ( mllea of town.
Price. 1:2 per acre.
1 acres fine level, good soil. 7K acres cul
tivated and excellent crop. $36 per acre.
CO acres, covered with luxnriant growth
of grass, lies levcL with few .low places.
Price. $17 per acre.
We have many other to choose from.
Write or see us. Let us show you oar
landa Join our excuraion August to
Miller. W. Tulleys A Son. Council
Bluffs, la., 102 Main St., upstairs
430I-MH63 IX
Wye last.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.
ha Just placed on the market
THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF
GRAZING LAND
In Western Wyoming,
10,000 to 60 1. 000 acres of fine sheep
grszing lands at
tl f to SI. 60 PER ACRE
TERMS One-tenth down payment and
ten years' time on the balance. IT you
Irtend to Invest In rhcap lands, BUY NOW.
The opnortunttv will not last.
For further Information apply to '
UNION PACIFIC
LAND AGENCY,
Omaha. Neb.
Dept. "A." tit 8. IBth St.
420)- V71! Aug
TRIPP COUNTY OPENING For full par
ticutar write Tripp t'ounty Land and
Abstract Co. Dallaa. S. D.
'i,M7sl A 2
litaaewota.
FOR SALE Farm. llcTacrM on beautiful
lake, one and one-half miles from Alex
andria, Minn., the famous summer resort
reglrm. Fine hardwood Umber. Fine new
modern residence and barn. Address G.
E. Nettleton, Alexandria. Minn.
M771 AS
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
Thomas, out First National Bank Bldg.
- (C n.i
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
OKeefe R. E. Co., lUOl N. Y. lite Bldg
tai-sui
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property In Omaha; lowest rales;
no delay. Thomas Brennan, Hoom I. N.
Y. Life. ' U2 SOI
WANTED City loan -and warranta W.
Farnam- Smith A Co.. US) F amain St
l2X M
$500 TO (W.OOO TO LOAN at lowest rate;
no delay. GARVIN BROS. 1004 FARNAM,
zf-4i
PRIVATE MONEY F. D- Wead, IS 3D Doug
(r-txa
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment C
2 Ml
LOWEST RATES Beml. Paxtoa Block.
(2Z 0t
WANTED City loans. R. C Peter A Co.
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED TO BORROW .
$1.00 to enlarge a good paying business
with prlvelepe to reduce loan yearly. Ad
dres W 775. Bee. 1 24 381
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy, aecond hand furniture,
cook and heating atove tarpeta. llno-
leuma, office furniture, old clothe and !
shoe, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilts
snd all klnda of toola; or will buy th !
furniture of your house complete. WiU ;
buy antlauo or mahogany furniture. The
highest prices raid. Call the right man.
Tel. uougias st'ii.
(J6 M4ba Aug2
WANTED We - have two prospective I
purchasers for Western Iowa farms. I
Send complete description, price, terms,
etc., first letter. Globe Land & Invest- !
ment Co. X te S
CARD CABINET ef IS to Jo drawers for
card $ by inches; state price; must be
cheap. Address L ffU. Bee. (Jfc) 1
CASH paid for old booka. Crane-Foy Co.
CU S. 14th. Phon Douglaa Id.
tV-tl
MYSELF and partner want for cash $.
to $li.0i slock general merchandise, do
ing good business in rood town. Pur
chase from owner only. Discourt be
low 2 cents ou dollar. Address. Y 128.
Bee- (S M441 augtx J
WANTED Old fesflier bed;' higheat price
paid for old feathers. Will stay a week
in Omaha. Addreaa Simon Cohn, gen.
delivery. Will call. I2S 07 All
WANTED To buy a second hand floor
show case. 'Phon Douglaa 650!.
(LTn MX!7 $
WANTED TO RENT
SMALL family want 4 or t-room cnttac '
aooui Auguai isu Aaarea. jn (us. nee.
& M47S Augzz
WANTED Furnished house; $30 per month I
and best of care for nicely furnished
house; -responsible couple. Address M 73a, i
Bee. (2C)-M777 tx j
WANTED To rent, furnished and ujifur- j
nished rooms for light housekeeping. I
Omsha Rental Co.. Swe N. Y. Life Bldg !
Tel. Liougias van. C I Ml Aug.lnt
WANTED Board and room In private
family by two young men. Must he close
In, Address O 737 Bes. (-'6i MM! 7x
WmEDTiATiON
WANTED Work by th day by expert,
enced dressmaker. Call on or address
4U36 Capitol Ave. 'Phon Harney-lOta.
X7-817 AS
WANTED Position as compositor; six
months' experience. Address Y US, Bee.
(27 M154 4.ug2x
EXPERIENCED atenographer. Adirea
8 . Omaha Bee. IS Scott 8U, Co. I'.luri.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CHIEF VI ART KR MASTER 8 OFFICE
Omaha. Nebraska, July 1HTI7. Sealed
proposals, in triplicate, will be received
here and by quurlrmaalers al the posls
named herein, until 10 a. m.. central stan
dard tune. August . Wt, for furnishing
oaia, bran, hay and straw, during ths
fiscal year ending June i. !!. at Omaha
U M. depot, Kurt Crook, Omaha aad
Hobinson, Nebraska; Fort Riley. Kanaa;
Fort Dea Molnea. Iowa, and Fort Meade.
South Iakota. Propoeale for delivery at
other placea will lie entertained I'nlted
Slatea reserve right to reject or accept
any or all proposals or any part thereof.
Informal ion furnished on application here,
or to quartermaster st the slstions named.
Envelopes containing proposal should be
marked "Proposals for Forsre." snd ad
dressed to MAJOR THOMAS CRI ME. C.
Q M. ' Augl--17-l
OFFICE CONSTRl'CTINO QUARTER
musler. Fort Mai kenx'e, Wyo., July 17,
IK'7-Sealed propoaala. in triplicate, will be
rweivtd here until 10 a. in., (mountain
timet. Auguat 6. llkC. fcr construction of
cement waike. steps and -road crossing at
thl post. Plan and speclncatyina may be
seen at offices of chief quartermaster,
Denver. Onaha. Chicago and St. Paul, and
at thla office, at whiia lader place all In
formation may be obtained I". S. reserves"!
tight te accept or re)e.t any .r all pro
posals or any part thereof. Proposals Is
be enrlored In sesled envelope marksd
'Proposals for Walks." addressed t
CAPT. U. D. DAVIS. Q M 1'. 8 A.
Jyl-1 E0-Augj-S :
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY!
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jodson EntrrUin
for Miu VtCirbjL
LADIXS DAT AT HAPPY HOLLOW
Thardy( 1 aarsieea Parties Kettber
ersi Kor large Afternoon
Qelet, with Only Few
eoaae of Brtdae.
In contrast to th cniah that marked
last Thursday, the first lsdies day at
Happy Hollow. Thursday thl week saw
only a few luncheon parties at the new
club and none of them were large. Follow
ing the luncheon the afternoon was quiet,
with only a few gamea of bridge In pro
gress. Mrs. William Bradbury was hostess of
the largest luncheon of the day, entertain
ing eleven guesta. Th table had an at
tractive decoration of verbena and cover
were laid for: Mrs. William Hyne. Mr.
3. A. Kuhn. Mrs. William Yetter, Mra
George B. Eddy. Mr. E. 3. McVann Mr.
C. H. Rich. Mrs. Guy Pratt. Mr. Frank
Judson. Mr. P. H. Updike. Miss Vaughn
of Seattle and Mra. Bradbury. Following
the luncheon the afternoon as spent at
bridge.
Mrs. A. G. Edward entertained In honor
of Mr. Herbert Allee of Detroit, her other
guest being: Mr. W. G. Sunderland, Mr.
H. N. Wood, Mrs. J. W. Thorn, Mra
D. V. Sholes, Mr. J.. F. Wagner, Mr.
Arthur Plfi'O and Mr. Ellison.
Mrs. C.-R. Wilson hd nother tble for
eight guest.
At another table dining toa-ether were:
Mrs. Joha R. Webster, Mrs E. R. Klm
berly, Mr. E. A. Benson. Miss Alexsnder,
Miss Ada Alexander. Mra. C. E. Bates,
Mrs. A. T. Austin and Mr. W. L Selby.
For Mlsa Vaagha.
Complimentary to their guest Miss
Vaughn of Seattle. Wash.. Mr. and Mr.
Frnk Judson entertained a dinner rarty
of twenty guest at th Field club Wed
nesday evening. The table was decorated
with asters and cover were lstd for: Mr.
nd Mrs. William Tetter. Miss Vaughn,
Mr. and Mr H. P. Updike, Mr. Guckert.
Mr. and Mr. William Hyne. Mr. Perfect
of Kanaa City. Mr. and Mrs. John Kuhn.
Mr. F. 8. Miller. Mrs. Fred Pearce, Mr.
and Mrs. Byron Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
George Kelly. Mr. Fred Renner and Mr.
nd Mrs Judson.
Mr. and Mr. John Stout also enter
tained a party which included: Mr. and
Mra Ben T. White. Miss Gwendolyn White
nd Miss Swis-ert. guest of Mr. White; Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Neville and Mr. Elmer
Nsville of St. Louis, Mr. W. E. Guthrie,
and Miss Margaret Guthrie and Mr. Robert
Stout.
At the tonatry flab.
Mrs. Charles Greene entertained . at
luncheon at the Country club Thursday for
her niece, Miss Templln of St. Paul. Cov
ers wer laid for Miss Congdon, Mlsa
Elizabeth Congdon. Miss Conoall. Miss
Haael Connell, Miss Wanda Eslee, Mis
Anne Brown, Mis Frenah, Mis Isabel
French. Miss Msry Morgan, Miss Templln
and Mr. Greene.
Mr. Z. T. Llndsey wa hostess at a
pretty luncheon at th Country club
Wednesday. In honor of her sister. Mis
Evans of New York City and Mia Clark
of New York, guest of Mr. Phillip Potter.
Cover were laid for Miss Evans. Ml
Clarke, Mrs. Potter. Mrs. Rebe Morgan,
Mr. Henry W. Tate. Mr. J. J. Dickey,
Mr. 3. R. Bcobie. Miss Jessie Millard.
Mr. George A. Joslyn, Mr. Charles Og
den, Mrs. Charles Clapp and Lira. Llndsey.
, ' Proopeetiv .Affairs.
Mr. MfOlll wiir entertain at luncheon
Monday at. her apartment, at the Hamil
ton. Mr. and Mra. George Kelly wfli enter
tain at dinner Friday evening.
Among those who will give dinner par
ties Saturday evening. at the Country club
arc Mr. and Mr. W. J. Connell, who will
have thirty guesta; Miss France Martin,
who will have ten guests; Mrs. Ella
Squires, who will' have eight guests; Mr.
and Mr. Euclid Mart'n. who will have
lx guests, and Mr. A. B. Hamilton, who
will have two guest.
Personal boost.
Mrs. Charles Sturgeon and daughter. Miss
Evelyn, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Selby.
Mrs. C. E. Bstes has rumed from Mar
stislltown, Ia. where she has been visit
ing her son, Mr. Laoey Patterson, and Mrs.
Patterson.
Mr. Emma F. Byer expect to leave
Friday for Chicago where ahe will be th
guest of her parent. During her absence
her mother, Mr. ' Byer of Pennsylvania,
will hsve charge of her home and will re
main here for some time after her return.
Mrs. Edward Sterrlckor was hostess at
a Urge dinner party at her home on Cap
Itoi avenue Wednesday in honor of Miss
Baldwin of Elkhorn. Neb.
Mr. and Mra Hal Buckingham will leave
Friday for Bayfield. Wla., on a three weeks'
vacation trip.
Mr. and Mr. F. S. Cowglll returned
Monday from the lake trip and are moving
Into tluAr new home on Farnam and
Thirty-eighth streets.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Beeson and Miss
KAthertnt Beeson returned from an eastern
tripr which Included a stay at Larch mont.
New York City, Boston, Atlantic City and
Norfolk.
For Ml Marria Pratt of Fremont, guest
of Mr. and Mr. O. A, Scott, a number of
affair- are being planned. - Wednesday
evening Mr. and Mra. B. A. McAllaster
gave a dinner of tn cover; Tburaday
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Soott enuartaln In
formally at their home; Friday afternoon
Ml Ruth Gould will entertain In Mia
Pratf honor, and Tuesday afternoon of
i
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
John W. Johneon and wife to Mar-
Faret Corran, lota 11 and 12. block
Morrison s add $
Minnie Rowe to Rose Krier. lot 1,
block "V." Shlnn a $d add
Marl Harris to Mae Harris, north
feet lot 1 and north feet lot S.
1.000
1
m
ins
SOD
100
4w
(.or
mo
Ft
too
nt
block 40. Valley
J. J. Morsn to Edgar L.
Mrana. lota
44 and 6. Nelson s add. . -
Margaret J. Fleming to Thomaa J.
Spellman. lot M. block "A." Bedford
add
H. A. Tukey to Mary Power, lot li.
block K. Halcyon Height
C. R Erwta, and wire to Bcasle Camp
bell. i lot 7 and n lot 8. block
1 Hrnscom Place
Chris (.'hrlst-nsen snd wife to Denlsl
C. Callahan. ti se4 neV v 15-11...
Pstrt-k H oct or snd wife to O. E.
Seater, lot It block 1. Maple Grov
add
8 me. to Thomas J. Beater, lots 7 and
. block 1. Maple Grove add
H. A. Tukey to Frank le E. Vroman.
lot Z, Evaertb
Lydia M Florence ta John W. Lit,
lot 6, block S. Maxwell Id add. ...
A. L. Jenninga and wife ta Fred K.
Pariah, lot 16. block 4. Ienmaa
Place
Total .'. SlltlS
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
"IMPRIIS" U f trto Atlantlo
QTKSSO TO UTfcKFO&fc X.CSS rs aw
FOVB DAIS AT SIVA.
Empress sail Aug. S, 2$; Sept. f $0
First Cabin $0 up; Second Cahln tS up;
Third Cias T Write fer particulars
O. JL ajal. ftoal. Agawt, Tml. Hasr ooa
111. $$ Clara Su Cklcao.
next wek Mr. Sootl will give a large
porch party for her
Mr. W. H. Ramg and son will lesv
wn for s vlsll '.n Teas.
Mr. William Tetter leave the fret of
next week for New Tork.
Mis Anne Brown, who. with her cousin,
Mr. Wlllard Butler, has been a guest St a
house psrty a 1th friends In Minnesota,
hss returned to Omaha and is the gueet
of Mr. and Mra J H. Butler.
Mrs Fl J. McVsnn snd children win
leave Sun.lsy for Hot Springs. B. P.
Mr. George Lee left lsst evening for
I,o Angele. where he will Join Mrs. Lea,
who la visiting there. They will pf-d
about a month in California before re
turning home.
Mr. nd Mra'W. J. Purses left Wednes
day evening for New York City. They
will sail August 10 on the Campania of the
Cunsrd lire. They will go to London and
Pari and then spend some time In Swlttnr
land. returning to Omaha about the first of
November.
Mr. John Baldwin left Thursday overling
for the east.
WORK. OF THE CLUB WOMEN
Want Tfcey r Doing la
rieas Parrs of the
Cwoatry.
Y.
Mr. J. H. Dumont has resigned her mem
bership oh the board of directors of th
Toung Women Crrt1ln association, th
resignation to go Into effect at once. Mra
Dumont waa also treasurer of the asso
rlsllon's building r-ommHtee. which offlp
she also resigned, and Mrs. C. M. Wllhelm
hss been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Mra. Dumont has given long and most ef
ficient service to the assoclstlnn nd th
vacancy on Its board caused by her reia
nation has not yet been filled.
Th appointment of Mr. Harriet S. Msc
Murphy as an assistant stste food inspec
tor will meet the approval of the score
of women In Nebraska, who have known
her through her work for household eco
nomics and pur food, In the Nebraska
Federation of Women" Clubs. Mr. Me
Murphy a leader of the household eco
nomics department of the Omaha Woman'
club was active In working for the pass
age of the state pure food law, which had.
the support of the rlub women.
The South Carolina Federation of Wo
men's Club, among other educational work
thla year, paid the expenses of a teacher
for two weeks at the Jamestown expo
sition that , she might attend the model
training school being held there for th
benefit of outhern teacher. The library
extension committee of the federation ha
collected $7.on0. and established a much
needed circulating library In the at sta
One of the chief aim of the federation thl
year 1 to hve the stats create a traveling
library commission for the support and cir
culation of a librsry. For some time th
club of the state have observed an educa
tional day each year and have oo -operated
with th local and state authorities in es
tablishing high schools and In an effort
to secure a compulsory education law. Th
establishment of a state Industrial school
for boy has been leading protect of th
clubs of the federation and subcoon mlttees
have been appointed to bring the matter
to local representative of the legislature.
For the last two years th achool teach
er of Providence, R. I., have maintained
a voluntary retirement fund which ha
not been adequate to the demands upon It
During the session of the last legislature
a bill waa presented In the .lower house
asking iJie committee on education for a
yearly pension for the teacher. While It
was not successful, msny club women man
ifested their Interest by being present at
the hearing and presenting argument In
Its fsvor. The annuity for teachers who
have completed a term of ervlce entitling
them to it benefit I rapidly gaining favor.
In several cltles where associations exist,
the fund has been materially Increased by
gift from former teacher or other ta
sympathy with the plan.
Mra Walter Stoke Iron, one of the
prominent eastern club women and am
president of the Rhode Island federation,
make the following plea to the club women
of her own slate that may well b con
sidered by the .women of Nebraaka: i
To many club women the federation
mean simply a few big meetings each
year, more or less enjoyable, and a body
with tiresome requests ss to special day
on the programs, and as to petitions to
sign.
Other club women, on the contrary, are
well informed as to all the plans and
work of the federation board, and take
an intelligent Interest m all that pertain
to It. Whence the difference? it lies In the
policy of the club to which the woman oo
longs. During the previous administration It
was asked and urged again and again
that each director report to her club after
each meeting of the state board, so that
every club woman In the state might
know- the work of the federation might
feel that she hsd part in It. The present
officers have held the same pollcv, put
there are at III club which never have a
report .
The state president asks agatn that every
club president make a report for her di
rectors' report. She asks each club woman
to listen to the details of the work, and
to help the state board by Interest and by
suggestions.
The federation belongs to you, the rlub
women of the stete. It la your to make
of It what you will.
SHERIDAN STATUE BY OMAHAN
Messnrat to Great Co valry General
Will Bo Mede by J. Gwtsom
Berglass.
Considerable local pride I manifested In
the fact, a annousioed by Th Bee' Staff
correspondent at Washington that Secre
tary Tart had 'awarded to J. Outs i Borg
lum, an "Omaha boy," th contract for
the statue of -General Phil Sheridan, to b
erected In the city of Washington. Mr.
Borglum la the eldest son of Dr. Borglurn
of Omh. He la engaged also on the
great statu of Clarence Mackay hi Baa
Francisco.
In the Borglum family there ar two ar
tists, one J. Gufson Borglum. a painter
and sculptor ' of international fame. H
haa taken prize la the Part aaloa and
other academies of Europe for hi paint -mg
and 1 known in London and Part
and Europe generally a a fames painter.
In Lmtnger' Art gallery there are also
som early painting of hi, which at
tracted Mr. Llnlnger'a attention Just before
Bo return's fret trip t Europe
He 1 s'so a groat sculptor, a will ho
understood by the feet that ha was se
lected to adorn th famous church of St.
John the Divine of New Tork. which, when
finished, will be one of th finest ecclesias
tical edifice in th world. It win also he
remembered that It waa thla sculptor wh
had a controversy with the church authori
ties about the angels and their ex and de
stroyed the first piece of sculpture mad
of St. John th Divine rather than have
them In dispute.
Th other brother, Solon H. Borglum, al
though a painter a well a a sculptor. Is
devoting his entire gifts to sculpture. He
orlrlcally studied under his older brother
and afterwards In Europe for several years.
He is famous for picture of w cetera llf.
They have been on view at all th exposi
tions t Buffalo. St. Loulg aad Port tan A
HI more recent work ar tLos of Gn
ral Gordon and Buck O'Neill la Arlfcona,
oth J. Outaon and Solon H. Borglusa
maintain studio in nt York.
Onaraat d pn wader ta Us, Buy
nett'a Vanilla la th beet by teat. L'a U.
Bo Want X& Ar Bus lues Boos tare.