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TIIE OMAHA DAILY DEEi SATURDAY. AUGUST 10. 1907. OFFERED FOR SALE tCcS-UBUed-l - , . . alreeelli- .:eoae. SEXD as your man rdcts for drui freight paUi no 10 lots. Myere-D'lton . Drug Co.. Otrt-a. nt-aV IHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. beet mixed palat. Sherrr.sn McConnell Drue Co UO-IM FOB S ALK A butchers' refrigerator, severs! rhow cno, a new (eanut roasUr, large coffci mill, two large sutomntlc oil tsnks and lure fixtures too nunnnui to mention. Globe Land at Investment Co., Omaha, Neb. (15) MK4 FOR 8AIX Finest boafains houie In the city, belt location, kii furnished, best walking distance, etc.! cheap. Inoulre .'2 Karbach blpck. Omaha. Nth. Uui -35 11AT. tt per ton. Wagner. $01 N. 1 fi t Ji. ' (lfi)-Mi DRt'OS at cut prices; freight fatd or. $10 orners; catalogue free. BKEUMAN MCO.NXELL DRU3 CO Omaha. rteU (16)-M41 FOR SALK Now In the time to get your canning, preserving anil Jelly plums, anil later beet peaches, without limit, from Then. Williams, who breeds the heat fruit grown. Call at orchard. Spring Lake, Henson. . 'I'hone Dcnson 235. - U6)-M7s Vox . ''ffOMKOPATIUC medicines, wholesals and - retail. . Sherman aV McConnell Drug Co. 1;-MJ FOR SALE Story St Clark cabinet organ; ' II stops; a beautiful, strong-toned lns.ru- ment; suitable for church or home; good , condition: a bargain; cost X0, pries $ltM. Address L 7J4, be.. lio hl',:t FOR (ALB-AT NO. T0 SOUTH 13TH ST.. STORE FITrRES. RHLLV1NO. COUNTERS, TAP1.F.8. CASKS. CHAIRS, " ADDING MACHJNK. CAPH KEOI3TKR. WM J. COAD. TRUSTEE. 0 T7 OAS,. ELECTRIC AND COMBINATION FIXTURES Largest, most np-to-dats stock at lowest pries, tn ths city, select now. Delivered When needed. Inspection invited. . BURGESS - GBANDEN CO. 111 Bo. lath St Tel. noun. , (!) tM KALI, S safes, new. Id-hand. 181S Farnam. . (iO 47 Hnd rubber hose, tool. Slng.r. 414 N. J icth. 0 T TOR BALE AT A BAROAIN. Complete new outfit of high grade fixtures for fancy confectionery store, never used. ' Will fit usual store room. Choice quarter whits oak, golden finish, Sienna and Italian marble, genuine . French mirrors, polished plats and I'srt nouveflu grass. Photos and description on request. Address. , . , J. i. KEEFE. Bloux City, la. , 1 (16V-MStil 12 f- u 6 . PRICK FOR SALE In car lond lots. Ap ' ply to Livescy Brick Co., Gibson. Omaha. ! . Neb. Tel. Red. TOW. (Ifil-Mfl Mm FOR SALE Oentlcman's saddle; nearly , new; cheap. Tel. Doug. 114. W Cuming st. . . (iti um n . - ' - r ' ' ' SIX feet, all plate glass counter show case, $15. ' 308 '. ltfih St. (1) 490 ltx FOR BALE Two M-hand 100 h. p. tubular , boilers SO Inches In d'ameter. 16 feet long. With fronts and connections, now In C, use al our factory; ws are about to ru placs them with, larger ones. Will sell cheap. Omaha Cooperate Co., Eth and 1 '. Bts.. .South Omaha. Neb. 15 03 PATENTS LARSON CO.-Book free. Bee Bldg. (17) o D.' O. BAR NELL, patrnt attorney and ma china designer, Paxton Blk. Tel. Red. "111. O7V-8h0Augl0 PERSONAL MA HA . BUmiuerers' lnstlhita. Rutin Bid. . ' ' . O !: SEWINTO rnactiinea rented. Neb. Cycla Co., 16th and Hruoy. 'PtiotHi Doug. ion. ; - ... .', , . (Wt-m : XI AfJVTT!TTPtr,at,n,nt n1 Dth; Mms. t - , ; (liii w FEW bargains In M-hand soda fountains, ' mshthly payments. Daright. Mi I'ainauv ' iiAt i ' i ' i ... ECZEMA absolutely cur4 by W. A. Paxton aaJva. 13, J. Scanosll. agt.. 50 Wars Uliu ,- . - .. (Uj-Vlto THFi EI TTffi Expart lady operator ' " . gives massuKS bams and . aal gelid us rub. Room Ituo liurker Blotk, lltx aud Farttam. New siablisliinenU (1S Kis lOx Xf 'AnSTTTTlP Osteology and massags. XU-a-UXSillL Vapor and tub batu. Koom Z. law t'arnam bu, 2d floor. . (1SJ-M1S8 A2 ETRJNCES. rubber gooda. by malt; cut , prk.ee. Srnd for ftee catalogue. Myers . Dillon.. Drug Co- Omal.a. (1st . HEALTH V, wholesome, satin skin be stowed. ,by Satin skin orvum and Batln powder, l&c. 1S) TIT 13 SALVATION ARMY solicits cast-oB clcthuig:- In . fact, anything you Oo not ned. e collect, lepalr and sell, at Hi N. 11th SL, far cost ot collectln);, to tlie woithy poor. Call 'phon Doug. and wagou wui i. ah. tuy ii TOTJNO WOMEC coming to Omaha at strangers are Invited to visit f.he Young Women's Christian Association roomx, 151 Farnam street, where they will lie directed to suitable boarding places or : otherwise asaistod. tub all iriUVATE CONFINEMENT KOMU-Mrs. Dr. Kill. It?) N. Zilh tit. Tel. Doug. a. (lw J4 REAL ESTATE BE AX SSSTATH UKALBHS. ;tVf,6B&tA. M KIT RICK CO., 4 Ttamga. (1-JW . ItV. H. TVBBLU U Pattacsoa Blk. Doug ti lUfc. . til) Ma ATNB INV. CO.. 1st floor N. T. L. Doug, - IIM. . C PBTERS A CO., Bfl Sldg. (U)-tel i t W. Bl'NNIU, CXX, t2Z N Y Ufa Douglas Utt. Hit- W ALFRED C. KENNEDY, 0 First Natl - baak Bids. 'Phon. Douglas 721 - - tli-iM . OEOROa COMPANY. , m raiaam. TsL Douglas TCI ' ' (H i C X. RICH. lh Locuirt. Tel. Web. 1471 (U)-17 Jlx CITY PMOPEnTY KOH lALaV REAL. KSTATK TITLB-TRCST rrt CHAS. E. WlLLXAUSON. Pre. i ixv sa FOR SALE Flv.-aore tract of land la Bea ana, three blocks from car, sultaole for rJantUig or for improvement; an opoor unity for soiaeon. Adanw. G X bi. WALNUT HILL $3,000 3830 SEWARD ST Wan blfer, part terma If desired, ' ltt ttUa good aeren-room dwelliBg. modern except furnace, with Dice south front lot, oa paved street. $4,000 s 3854 SEWARD ST Want offer, part terma It desired, for this food nine-ruom dwelling; hot water heal. roroelaln batr gas, city water, etc, with all south JiM V en paved street. OWNER HAS MOVED FROM CITY. WANTS TO ISE THE MONEY AND rHOPOBES TU BJXU WANT AN OI". GXUV1N BROS., 1(04 FARNAM ST. . -. flu) 35 WHO WANTS THIS? Seren-rooin cottage, full lot. barn, car riage baus. fruit trees. IV Dloiks frurn West IrfSAWRWortli car. Il.TtD: one-half eaeh, fcalaiX)4 Uiaigk lbuj4 I&UbS Farnam i Qi-MU U REAL ESTATE CITT PHOPWWTT rOR SALS (Continued.) MEDIUM TRICED HOMES FOR SALE H.S0 for 411 S. 1flth St: I room all modern house; eak finish; house Just recently painted and put In excellent repair; good corner lot front ing east on asrhalt jsvel strict; walking distance from business. fJ.TfO for 1915 California St.: good cottage located on a large lot rtxtfZ feet; also ba:n on premises. A first class, close la proposition; could be Im proved with brick flats. U.ftO for I-room all modern ' house, tTlO Bristol St.; south front lot 60x111; alley In rear; ' good barn on premises; paved street; tasy terms. IZ.WO for K 8. 31th 81.; T rooma, large lot 'xl21 fset; room to bufld two more houses. 11,500 for TOT Davenport St.; . I rooms, well constructed, modern except furnace. 12.500 for MPS Shirley Bt. I ' room, cottage; modern except furnace; house Just painted; In excellent repair; only 400 cash. t3i per month, or will make big discount for all cash. I2.UO0 for 46:1 Isard St.; room house, modern exceit bath; full lot BOxlM; owner very anxious to sell and wants offer. This price Is very low considering the slse, of ths house. GEORGE & CO., 1501 Farnam Bt. . (19)-M485 10 KEYSTONE PARK ' The wise man la he who forecasts ths future and plans accordingly. It Is not an sasy matter to think, hard. But It ravs to do so. Now you know, or ought to know, that Omaha is extending Itself westward at a rapid rate. You know, or ought to know, that very soon wa will have a Greater Omaha wtth all that tt Implies. There will never be any more land around Omaha than there la at the present time. . Long headed men are buying acreage now In Keystone Park, the latest and best suburban acreage addition. Almost every day a tract la sold there. All will soon be gone. Better select your tract now. Payne Investment Co. - AND D. V. Sholes Company, OMAHA. (19)-4T1 919 S."36th St. Six rooms, modern except furnace; fins lot, 6ixlS2; price, CVO, or owner will In clude splendid set of furniture, at $3,000. Owner leaves the. city in ten days. Payne Investment Co.. .Hirst, nopr N. 1 BldC Tsl. Douglas 178L "If ' It's a bargain, (hey have It." : a-4 u EXPECTATIONS SURPASSED Buyers Surprised AT THE BEAUTY OF KEYSTONE PARK Everyone who sees Keystone Park and wiints acre tracts, and haa the money to pay down, buys a piece. A sure sign that what we claim for It la true, otherwise w. would not sell ths number of acres wa are selling. Keeps two automobiles going every day to ahow Keystone Park. . If you want acres and have not received Attn nt .in. V. n n ...... V.. lara, with pliotographa and descriptions. by mall, get ona. Study It over, then let us take you out and show you the coming handsomest suburban horn, addition ever plated on the market her. or anywhere. Prices 1175 to 1375 per acre. In tracts of from t to 15 acrea. D. V. SHOLES CO. and PAYNE INVEST MENT CO., agents. (! 170 9 CLOSE IN; EASY PAYMENTS 7-room house, located at 1430 Pierce St.; lot OxlWI, fronting on two streets; sew.r, gas, water and partially modern plu-nblns; house nicely papered; prlc. only 1., U cash, balance same as rent. C. O. CARI.BERd, 911 N. Y. LIFE BLDd. fH MsOT GOOD HOME. Ws must sell our practically new horn. ( rooma and reception hall, strictly mod-rn. furnace heat, south front, good neighbor hood, paved street, mar 80th and Marey, II.H4, about $1.W cash. Address K 10, cara Bee. 1 M36S 10 LIST your property with Chrt Boysr, ttl and Cuming Sta. OI M $9,000 Will buy two modern houses and two lots at southwest corner Slut and Cass 8ts; east front, paved streets, permanent side siks: will s.11 separslely. Thomas Breo Dsn. Room 1, New York Life t-lrtg. USMS7J rOR SALE Southwest comer !fth and Charles Sta; lot fsees 1 feet on Chsrles St. snd ts on 2Mh St.; l'.h c t'a T rooma and bath room. If sold throuxrt real estate agent comm'aslon allowed Bicent. W. II. Urlfnth. owner, Kn Chicago 8t. . (1)-M 114 k) DELIGHTFUL HOME ON THE HILL. Bur where It's healthy, dry and cool. New, rooms, 4 bedrooms en Id floor, cemented basement and laundry, floored attic. All floors are polished and hotts. la equipped with screens and shades. Car takes you to door. Better 'phon. Douglas :16! at one. and we'll send you the key. O KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. . , 1001 N. Y. Life Bldg. (ID Mm It If looking fox i L I a- 1-room eottaga .a your oo. urrma. 'pnone Wea. idM. REAL ESTATE rsIN AKD KA.NC'U LAS O FOat SALM WANTED Agents to represent as fa tb. sale uf our Kansas Unas. Writ, for par- ttcuiara. Uiob. Ltsa tag isveiimm ( Omaha. Neb. Msbimskju " ACRES two BiT.ee west ot Floswno. aa good road, part In grove, soma fruit, a As. plaos for aouta on.; a fearaala at ti.iwO, eaity lertua, Bey butt. Telephoa. Wsbnwr UiV (ai Mii FURTHER REDUCTIONS ALL ALONG THE Gx) ROOUS Furnished Complete ha Value. Is Haw Greater Than Ever Before TERMS-$6.00 MONTHLY """" out at cost OH I.tS eacrlflclnn all profits and In many, nit a nee A PAJIT OF THE ORIGINAL COST In order aatlng opportunities. srKtTAL K.48Y TERMS OF CREDIT I1 RING THIS 8AXK This lirfje. Elegant kitchen tablnet, at.... 11.75 This Kitchen Cabinet at f 16.76 waa one of the best vnluea In town, but nt the present greatly reduced price It Is a rare barcaln, and the entire lot will soon be sold. It In 71 Inches high snd 46 Inches wide, made throughout of best selected materials and constructed In a most dependable manner, containing everv poeelhle de vice for systemlzfnir klfchen work. Terms (l.SO Cash, 600 Weekly Oak finished Kitchen Cabinets, were 1 60, at 14.78 m i m i 1 K f n v . . a Bed la lust like above cut, large tubing, ornamental chius, tiwtlmtimA tn h - t V ,nini,l. nil nonular COlOTB. ed tn hesvv enamel, all popular colors, prtiimta are the best pliable steel, very strong. MATTRE8S has 1 sort top, heevy ticking. Our line or meiai oeas is poemveiy the best In the city. Over 260 different kinds, best grade snd lowest prices, all slses and colors, many exclusive de signs. 5HrW 3 S3 REAL ESTATE iit FARM AND KA&CH UXUi FOR ALU (Contlpued.) Nebrmska Cowtlaaed. FOR SALE Two tracta of 4S0 acres each, about fifteen miles southeast of Sidney, Neb., about six miles from station on Union Pacific and same distance from station on B. & M., U.W per acre, tl.a cash, balance In nine annual payments. This Is open for few days only. Address Y 1V1 cara of Bee office. (W-M487 U I HAVE aome choice ranches In Nebraska and Wyoming, also some good fsrms In eastern Nebraska and South Dakota, Im- r roved and unimproved, at -bargains, lave some choice trading propositions tor stocks of goods and Income property. If you sr. In th. market for anything of this kind writ, to me and tell me what you want for I can till the bill. Address X P. Falter, Plattamouth, Neh. (2Q)-M30118 FOR ' SALfc Well Improved farm of MO acres, three miles from Springfield, Neb. Address Kleck 4 Calhoun, Springfield, Neb. (20-Mt& 11. BARGAINS. 160 acre Improved farm, 3i, bO acre Improved farm. Mi. 1 acre Improved farm. 175. I'D acre improved farm, &). Western Land from 110 per acre up. Ad dress A. J. White Invest. Co., Lyons, Burt Co.. Neb. (20) MISS 13 BARGAINS IN FARMS For list of com. alfslta and winter wheat farms writ. J. T. Campbell. Litchfield. Neb. (20J-M17J 17x FIRST-CLA63 Nebraska tarms and ranches for homes or Investment, bamls. Omaha. -M7s Somtb Dakata. TRIPP COUNTT OPENINO-For fuU par tlculara write Tripp County Land and Abstract Co. Dallas. S. D. "Vi-MTSl A2 THE KERR ABSTRACT CO.'S AB. B TRACTS OF TITLE are th. safest. You are protected by a tlu.COO ond against loss by errors. You don't buy a lawault whan you buy a "Kerr" abstract Uli Hainey Tel. Douglas Ms7. '!) REAL ESTATE LOANS LOAN P. oa Unoroved city property W. H, TUonuu, iuft First National Bank Bldg. (2i-SJ LOANS on Improved Omaha property. OKeefs K. E. Co.. 1U01 N. X. Life Bldg. 11.000.000 TO LOAN on business and resi dence property la Omaha; lowest rates; no delay. Twomaa atrenaan. Room I, N. Y. Life. C2-W WANTED City loans and warraata. W. Farnam Smlta at Co., 1U V amain St. fewO TO 450,000 TO LC'AN at lowest rate.; HO delay. GARVIN BROS. luU FARNAM. PRIVATE MONEY F. D. Weed. 1U Doug. (Kj-avi MONEY TO LOAN Pay a. Invest meat C tttr-tsl LOWEST RATEg-Bsinla, Fa toe Black. (22-to WANTED-Ctty loans. R, C. Peters St Co. xi-cs WANTEDTO BORROW WANTED TO BORROW tl.OOs to enlsrge a good paying business with prtvelege to reduce losq yearly. Ad dress W 77 J. bee. M 2M WANTEDTO BUY CASH paid for old books. Crane-Foye Caw I IX E, 4i h. Pbma Douglas ISO. rs-au WANTED To buy, second-bsnd furnltvra, ceus and heating stoves, carpeta, Ituo leu ins. office furniture, old clothes and shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilia and all kinds of tools, or will buy the furniture of your house complete. Will buy antique or mahogany furniture Tn. highest price, paid. Xau tha right man. Tel Douglas 71. (25 M4J Aog3 CARD CABINET .1 U to X drawers for card I br I laches: state price; mast be cheap- At. area L MO. Bee. (K) Hit A QOOD single driving horse, one broken to the ssddle prefered. must be cheap, ' cash. Addrea V 21. ear. of Bee. (te) tM llx WANTED-Fifty loads of flirt, fUUng near Ilth and Clark St. R. Runabel at Sons, 14th and Nicholas. - 41 11 WANTED TO RENT WANTED Ta rant, famtshe4 ss4 anfur nlshed reams fag light housekeeping. Omaha Rental Ca, M N. Y. Ufa Bids. Tat, Douglas tatt. OO Miss 33 mliSi ODDS and ENDS To you it matter not whether we hara but one piece of fnrnltnre of a ccrtAln de mkh of hundred piece. If it gaits roar fum jr (liat's all jon ear about It, But It re different with us. WK CANT AFTORD lo space to single pieces or email lot of furniture, fft Rugs and Carpets Brussels Rugs, iii ft. at , Axmtnster ft I15.TS Ruga. 1)1) $24.71 Ingrain Rugs, rlj ft., at $4 75 Ingrsln Carpet yard '3 Jo Weut-ftlled Ingrain, yd., at ,. 65c Brussels Carpet," yard tSc Velvet Carpet, yard.. ' So Axmlnster Carpets, yard, at 11.05 Lace Curtains Nottingham Iace Cur tains, 3 yards long, plain border and edge paferns, overlooked edges,-' $1.19 values, per pair. ... . .95c Elegant Lace Curtains, whltt or Arabian, , tj yards long. Battenberg designs, worth $2. Of), at f 1.35 Nottingham Lace Cur talna, cluny effects, lace and Insertions, the kind that sella for It. 15. In tlus sale, at pair,. 91.10 Hops Portieres, all col ors, good slse. worth 11 pair a.as Complete Eed Cotlit - Bed, Sprlngs.Va:tress 6.85 WANTED i-SITUATlON WANTED POSITION 15 years' experience bookkeeping and office work In real estst departmeir store, lumber, gcaln and mill ing. E. IL Pease," Fremont, Neb. (2D-M1S WANTED Position by all around clerk. 11 years In general-stores. Best refer ences. Reasonable -wagea. Box 111. Oak- ; lantt Neb. , g)-M407 h)x WAITED Work Ty th Mf by expert, need dressmakwi1. '';all -on or address 4US Capitol Art. ''Phoae Barney-lam. (ZD 917 Al A YdUNQ roan'',, years old (Danish) wishes position In grocery .store; talks little English: uaed.J.0 Uiat business. Ad dress A 18, Bee.. (27) M452 15x , . . .. .l u f, . ii STUDENT wishes,,, aubstltut. work In stenography during vacation last part of August, and will work cheap N. D. 1SU 9. th St.. Omaha. tf7WM3 llx WANTED Situation, as hotel bafc.r In city; can give best of' reference.'" Address Baker, 1513 N- th St. (rr-a lOx WHEN you writ, to advertisers, remember tt takes bat a few scratches of the pea to state, that you saw th. ad. In The Bee WANTED Office Work for S or 4 hours a dy by young lady who can furnish best of references. Addres E 22, csre of Bee. (27) 465 llx POSITION WANTED By all around clerk; a worker; 11 years experience In general merchandise. Reasonable wages. .Beat references. Box 111, Oakland. Neh. (27)-M40 12X GOVERNMENT NOTICES PROPOSALS FOR THREE BRICK buildings. Department of the Interior, Of fice of Indian Affairs. - Washington, D. C, July 26. I(u7. Sealed proposals, plainly marked on the outside ot the envelop. "Proposals for Buildings, Wahpeton, North Dakota," and addressed to ths Commit siotisr of Indian Affairs, Washington. D. C, will be received at the Indian Office un til I o'clock p. m., August 21, llu7, for furn ishing end delivering th. necessary ma terials and labor required to construct and complete an employes' quarters with plumb ing, steam heat and electric lighting, also a barn and work shop both with plumbing and electric lighllnav-vall of brick. In strict accordance with the plans, specifications and Instructions to bidders, which msy be examined at this office, th. offices of th. Improvement Bulletin, Minneapolis, Minn.) the American Contractor. Chicago. XII. t Forum and Republican, Fargo, N. D.; Pi oneer Press, St. Paul. M'an.; Th. Bee. Omaha. Neb.; Bulldera and Traders' ex changes at Oman Neb.; St. Paul, Minn., and Minneapolis. Minn.; the Northwestera Manufacturers' association. St. Paul, Minn.; the United States Indian warehouses st Chicago, 111.; Omaha. Neb.; St. Louis. Mo.: New York. N. .Y.; snd at the school For further Information apply to James C. Clifford. Superintendent, Wahpeton. North Dakota. C. F. LARRABEE. Acting Cora- rriseloner. . niWyao-AU.ii.io.u.is.17 SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE celved at offloe of treasurer Battle Moun tain Sanitarium.. N. H. D. V. 8.. Hot Springs. S. D., until 11 o'clock m. August 23, ltu7, and then opened, for furnishing and delivery of subsistence, household, repairs land farm supplies. In accordance with In- structlons and specifications, copies of ' which, with blank proposala with other In- . formation, may be had upon application to W. A. Tucker, treasurer. , July 30, 107. I AMO-ls REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Mathilda Doescher and husband to Barbara Keller, lots 11 and 12. block . Albright s Annex I 33) Alfred C. Oriffen and wife to Hlpollt Saeasyckt. sub lot 4. tax lot 4. 1-14-13. YjC Q. H. Ashby t al. to Clara 8. King, lot t. block I, Hawthoroo 10 Clara 8. King and husband to Ellen Naylon, same 2.750 William A. Gordon and wife to V. A. Holt, lot 9. block I. Poppleton Park. 1750 Joha W. McDonald, sheriff, to George J. Weaver, lots 1 and 1 block So, Boyd's addition Anna Corrlgan to Andrew 8. Johnson, lot IT. block a, Logan Place 4u0 Pioneer Town site company to Peter M. Dtekey, lot 4. block 1 Benning ton 100 Same te same, lots I, 1 T. block 1 Bennington S79 P. M. Dickey and wife to George Ohrt. sr.. south S feet lot T, black (, Bennington , 1 Same te Jesle Dtckev Oils wife), lots till, block . Beaatng-ton 1 Isabel Linn and husband to Sajnuel Goldware, lot 12. block 2. Lowe. sub-, division 1X0 Praaeo. W. Shoemaker a4 husband te Olivia A. Wilson, east 17 feet lot II and weet 14 feet lot 14, block 14. Walnut Hill 1.002 Kenwood Realty company to James W. Moaler, lota 243 and 24. Ken wood addition .-. 271 Gearg. W. Smith te Caroline J Chap, aoaa. lot la. Smith's subdivision.... SfiO O. C. Thayer, guardian, to Ernest H. Puttofi. east half of west half lot S, Hawse addition LTOa Ellen M. Bumoer at aL t. Aanla Bren ner, lot 10 aad south u feet lot IL L have a Urm stork .of xlla and ends, Htrtman't Saturday Sale Special Heavy Nicklc Plated Spittoon Extra Heavy Metal, Heavy Tflckle Plated We Jh to mention that In order to appreciate this ware you must gee It at our Btore. This Spittoon Is of nc.t design and a very useful article la every home. Price during this sale, 9c. Your Money's Worth or Vour Money Back ill Gecds Marked In Flan Figures Goods Held and Delivered Later If Desired Hi Teather your nesXj I4M-I4I6-I4I6 DOUGLAS ST WaaABBBBat WEATHER IS NICE AW COOL Snch, af Least, it What Colonel Welsh Says of It. ONLY EIGHTY-SIX AT HIGH R00N Ob. Mant Is Overcome bjr Heat Just the Same, While linsy Other. Imaglae that Xlmey ' Are. It wasnt very hot WJednasdavy, Thursday or Friday. Th. official thermometer, of the United States weather bureau declared so. Colonel Welsh swears by theie thermometers and affirms that they-are like th laws of tha Medes and Persians, which cannot be wrong. The above thermometers declared that at noon Friday the heat waa. only M degrees above aero and at I p. m. 91. When asked for an explanation of the apparently much greater heat the weather experts said It was because of the gre.il humidity. Th. humidity to which they re ferred was that In ths air and not on the persons of perspiring humanity. A given temperature is always felt more when the humidity Is great than when It la small Therefor. Friday was a 'scorcher" In spit, of the fact that the thermometer, a mere thing of glass and mercury, registered only st degrees at noon and only 78 degrees al , T a. m. Cool Spots Are 9 on cent. - Cool breexes In the reading: room of the Commercial club made that room a pop ular resort Friday. About th. middle of the forenoon, when people were suffocating on the sidewalks, the reading room was a comparatively cool place and more than maintained Its reputation as one of tho coolest resting places In tha . city. Several men who are not members of the club cams In to rest and cool off, and the colored Janitor fretted and fussed ahout the ad. vlsabillty of throwing them out until he waa threatened with apoplexy. A s he bad no order on the subject, the Interlopers were allowed to rest, oblivious of the Janitor's perturbed a tat. James Dunlap, janitor In ths office of the Sunderland Bros. company, waa prostrated by th. beat at 9 o'clock Friday morning. He wss working; In the office at th. time he waa overcome. An am bulance was called and he wai taken to his home, attended by a physician. His condition is not regarded as serious. MENTOR GOES TO TEKAMAH Alleged Swindler is Called to Neigh boring Town to Assswer Charges. W. H. Mentor, the alleged mileage book swindler, who wsa arrested and identi fied Thursday afternoon, la the man who recently bilked J. J- Derlght out of 1100. He went to the Derlght store aome time ago and bought a fin safe, for which ho gave a good check for 11,400. and had the safe shipped to Sioux City. Then h. took three safes which he Intended to retail, had those shipped and did not pay for them. Such rushing business got him Into fine favor with the IX-right store, and sometime later he signified his Intention of buying an automobile. On the strength of that Intention he was loaned lu0, and be baa don. nothing to Indicate that be In tends to pay tt back, tapeciully since h haa been put in Jail. At Tekamah Mentor worked Attorney Pratt, who was formerly as lawyer In Omaha, and to whom h. sold) three 1000- REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS tConlinutd.) block a. sub of John L Redicks ... l.W Omaha Real Estate and Trust com- ry te Clara Hugh), lot lo, block Baundera A llluilaugh'a Biga- land Park 100 Thotna. h. Ihllltngton and wife to I-aur. M. Jeffries, lot II. tOock a, Mathew's sub SM Olive B. Ellison and husband to Cor aellua W. Brttt et al.. east 44 feet lot T. block 1 Sweray's addition.... 1,000 John H. Leponmerck to Castries L. Tho ma a. lot a, block "K," Bauiadsra Ot Htntebaagh'a eddlUua SO Total $3.4il2 I II I W II jLel , frf. LINE TO CLOSE OUT ALL $ 4 TERMS which we are cloning to hurry w t Ute good Sideboards if lL ' (1 au I ale Mo. I J'T""": I vimxls V Bldeboards s 1S.BO , 1 J Sideboard. i.T8 7 f t Bldeboards 1.60 'fjWii i Kitchen Ctxbioet. XmWWi Kitchen Cabrnets. . 4.SS ftr 'm r ntt-'Sl 3'J 0 Kitchen Cabinets.. 10-Ti 74' U Kitchen Cabinets.. 14.50 ' Gy 1 ' Buffet 1.75 J kSMflU C, Chin Closets WWAjiM) Sale rrloa ' VvU'wSut China Closets.... 1 i.T " " J China closets ie.78 New Special f 1 f China Closets W.T5 -TT 1 " W M Xt i V A feiour voucnet Bala Mo. Valour Ctuohea.... tT.TS Velour Couchee, .... S.Ts Veluur Couches.... 11.60 II A' Ml W The Chase leather Conches Going During Tills Bale at $18.85. This marvelous value will certainly attract hundreds of buyers during the coming week. This couch la extra well made, frame Is of solid oak, Is handsome ly carved and haa large heavy feet. It is inoet depend ably upholstered in best Chase leather and has seven rows of deep diamond tufts. mile mileage books for S.V). To answer the charge of fraud he was taken to Tekamah' by Sheriff Plpps Friday after noon. ROWDEN HAS NEW TROUBLE Canriat'' Use Owe of His Elevat.r. Br- i use of Loss of Cyl- - . loder. Lost One cast iron cylinder ' for an elevator. .Return to city - hall and claim reward"-' No questions asked. "Superintendent Rowden of the city, hall and the Otis Elevator company ars looking for a cast iron cylinder.. For a week the east elevator at the city hall has been out of commission and a cylinder was ordered from -Chicago to take the place of the one which-was broken. The order was sent a week 'ago and the elevator company re ceived aord several days ago that It had been shipped by express. It should have arrived 7'h.ursday and upon receipt ot this Information the superintendent put a force of men to work and got the machinery In shape for' the new syllnder. It dl not arrive nor was It on hand Friday. A tracer was sent' nut and the express com pany could not tell where it had got to after 1t was sent from Chicago. While the men art waiting for the cylinder, which cannot be duplicated out side of th. factory that made the elevator, th. public Is using the western elevator or walking;. . KAISER STANDS BY MAYOR Emperor Wllhelm Ssststs. Oar Jlua nd M assies Every Do ST , In Berlin. Mayor Jim Is sustained. The German kalaer, thaBerlln prefect of police and a thousand gold braided custodians of th. public safety In the German capital have added their seal of approval to Major Jim's two proclamation., three manifestos and protocols oommandlng the doga of Omaha to be musxled. The newa reached Omaha thla morning by post card from Thomas J. Kelly, who with Mrs, Kelly. Is exploring In darkest Germany. "Send Mayor Dahlman at once," writes Mr. Kslly. "Every dog ot every quality, degree and sis. Is musxled. It looks very funny." Her. we have tt In black and whit, from a man who la well known in Omaha. Truu, th. Berliner dogs have been muazled for many years. But does that detract from the honor due to the name ot Mayor Jim? ferlaa th. thought BOARD WILL TAKE TIMBER Park Commissioner. Make - Conater Preposition te Dr. . D. M.reer. A special meeting of the Board of Park Commissioners was held Friday at noon lo consider the proposition of S. D. Mercer ta give to the city a tract of ground ad joining Bemla park on the west. The offer of Dr. Mercer contemplated the granting of a tract of woodland east of hla home together with certain narrow strips for boulevards. After aome consideration the board made a counter proposition, offering to accept tha wooded tract, but rejecting the stripe designed ' for boulevards on the ground that they would be of little advantage to th. public. The counter proposition la to be placed before Dr. Mercer for final action. STOPOVERS GRANTED TO SICK Coneeaatenj I. Made by I'slos PaelOe to Passengers oa Harrl uaa Rosda. Th. Tnloa Pacific has issued a circular te all agents, superintendents and conductors. Instructing them that la case of Illness ot a holder oft a ticket or of an accompanying member ot the family of the holder of a ticket, when such Illness Is authenticated by the written certificate of a reputable practicing physician, a stopover will be (ranted. The road will grant stopns rs or exteasten of th. limit ef the ticket oi make such exchange of the tfcket. as may ho aweary regardless of th. printed con- 'r.' ii 4 . ..it Rooms Furnished Complete You Gat Double Value During This Sal $9. 50 Cashj S.0O Monthly Exactly like Illustration. Elegantly nickeled trimmed, large also, new Im provements, complete, with high closet, as shown, holes, large oven and fire box, pouch feed, duplex grate. This range Is easily a 135.00 value and you'd be asked that for one not as good In any other store, tn Omaha. Tarmai,ta.7 Caafe; 7S Weekly dltlons of the tickuts or tariffs to the con trary. This arrangement applies over tickets or portions of tickets reading over th. lines of the Union Pacific, Oregon Bhort Line, Oregon Railroad and Navigation company. Southern Pacific company, Gal veston, JlarrlsUurg & San Antonio, Texas and New Orleans, Louisiana Western rail road -and. Morgan's Louisiana St Texas Railroad and Steamship company. STRIFE AT POLICE STATION -. i ' Health ODlMit Are. arrayed Aaalast tha Bom ( ha Street Una. '-V' -v; . lag- tin aar. ' Internecine war has broken out at the polk a, station. The health officers are ar rayed against .the boss of the street gan? and no one knowa where It may all and. James McDonald, who drive, the wagon for Ed Stout, keeper of the tha'n ganr, wns siven no definite instructions by h's bos, and when h. came to dump the r.fu.e which the gang had gathered from tb? pavements lie took the first spot convenient along the river. Officer Nlelson promptly arrested him for not dumping on the city dumping grounds and he was hauled Into court. Considering the. delicate character of the case Judge Crawford dismissed him 'on the promise to be very careful In the future. BIG TRACT BOUGHT FOR PARKS Thirty Thensand Dollar. 8 pent hy Seats Omaha te Beastlfy the (ttr. The purchsae by -tha city of South Omaha of four 'tracts of ground for parks, involv ing an outlay of S).0fO, has been recorded. The largest piece. Syndicate park, reaching from Elirhteenth to Twenty-first streets and lying on both side, of F street, cost the city $21,000. Other ground bought wss a tract between V and w streets snd Rorty-fourth, a ract In Albright and a piece between Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth, Just north of the Sarpy countr line. To Cure Dysentery, Cholera Morbus or Cholera Infantum taks WAKEFIELD'S Blackberry Balsam You better get & bottle today. You may need it tonight. It is a most reliable rem edy for all loose conditions of the bowels. All drupeists sell it Full .ize bottle E5& SUMMER RESORTS Stratford Hotel (1 tluropaan SManf Chicago, Ilia. a.. L Ml v ar tir . . Offers yoa refined, quiet and elegant ao commooationa. Located cornet ol city'a two finest boulevards, it ia eoaveoient to entire busktraa center and elose te beat theatres and shopping district, iii tooros. 1J0 prlvste bath ;Tuxurioos writ ing snd reception room; woodwork aunhaanay throughout I krau Ills and nil modern com furls t lei phone ia ever? room, heaaufsl diatue roose the bast ot .voryiiiiag at ineuerai pnosa, Mkhlaas aad eackaoa Blvda, Ones fte Are You Going to St. Louis? The Hotel Hamilton is a delight f pUos tn tb. aVeat Resident Section ecu away from tb. nola. aud suiuke. yet wtiam easy accesa. Tranoioot Kate: II 4S U It.Oe nor day. Cure paoa Ptaa. Spfoial Kates by l ba weak. Wette far UuuSlet. Address ' WII.blAMSON Manxcr. MAsrnVwOnt BtCTfcJ,. ST. SVOTJla. . Wonderful values now are offered wonderful M DIARRHOEA irrW -0 'MiK&: Mil - s dja-