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OFFERED f OR RENT
Moose aad Cottog-e oanaae.
Fa) 8. STH A VE. Corner Vinton. room,
rltr water I1H.U0
.KM ft. letft 4 rovtus, city wetet. bath, gas.
t -. toilet !:')
e, 4111 -Burt . St. rem, hath, toilet, large
rr .. 13 6
tSM Mlanil Bt. 10 room, ill newly pspered,
- all modern, ttidor-fred furnace, large
-. r yard ....... $J5.0
liilo Castellar St. 8 room. modern except
furnace (J&.uo
- 1S4 Castellar 8L room, modern except
m- furnaee ..... ,. '..I0
111 8. ITth k, 8 rooms and reception hall.
- hot vitff heal. tllr both room, oak fln-
tori, fin lawn IWVOO, water rent
McCAUCF. INVESTMENT CO.,
..-- 1&04 Dodge Bt.
4 ll4 V. MTH ST.. South Omaha-Slx-
room apartment in new "Scargo" build
Ing; all modern convenience, Including
'riot water )n klteben and bath.
,t 2fnj . N,' 11th ' Bt. Nine-room modern
hdnm, with attio and barn.
",K-18a7-t Farnam Bt. Six-room apart
tnenlg In "Qurvet" building; all modern
convenience, including bat water la
-klthh and bath.
.. run Distributer Co.. 81T First KaUonal
, - Bank, Bldg. ,'Phone Bed 740. Q6-774
' JTOR RP,lr 6-roorr( Cottage, modm ex
. .cept lamaee; cemented cellar under en
- .tire houae; permanent walks; No. 9(7 N.
'V ru At, (IX
' - O. C. OLSTTN,
.. B. H. Cor. 16th and Dodge.
. (1S-M478 1
R. MODERN house, $30.
t-t. very desirable modem house. 835.
JBei our fcd In another column headed "For
Rent Not for Bale."
. jl. H. DX'MONT SON,
' "' '. 1805 farnam St.
'; ( 451 30
& CHICAGO STREET. 8 rooms, modern.
$), JRll Wool worth avenue, 8 rooms, med
' detached. $3", Tacant September 14;
" 12" North lis' avenue, 8 rooms, very de
. slrajtle, tbX RlngwaH Brothers. V South
ISth street. Q5)-M 4a
' 17 Caw SL. rooms, modern exeep
beat. pi.
' 4408 Leavenworth St., I rooma, $14.
" y, , BEMIS.
Thona tcag. 6S. , Paxton B1K.
. (1S MJ
"' TTAtTRT?J In ail parts of the city. Th
IXKJVOUa 0- y Davll Co Bee D,dB
" . . (16) 74
, FOlt RENT 7-roorn house, modern.. 243i
i3 Parker Bt. tU)-' 30
HOUSES Insurance. RlngwaJt. Barker Clk.
-.-.
KIW , t-ioni modorn rottage, near two
. ear Unas.-Apply 2308 N. 24th St.
.- ' . i. .:, .. .. 41SA-443 31
,.1-ROOM, bouse, all . modern;
(to.,- St. Call- i n. ri su
8910 N. 22d
(lil 414 lx
S-ROOJI. modern house; walking distance;
tn,ttf...ArRly 22S3. Burt St. , (16) 483
5 " FOR Jt.tSiTA 9-room, modern house
, .'-Lake Lawn," Slst and Lake Sts.
.: 16-4! lx
xilJt-R(KM bouse.,, partly modern. 3116
Burt. . (15) MG0O a
Ualldlags.
.. THE entire tmlldlng- formerly occupied by
t 4 lie Daily-News, 44x30 feet I stoHes and
, basement, .McCague Investment Co.. 1508
. todga SL (15) T7
pt HARNET ST. J floors and basement.
83x120 feet; suitable for wholesale. Mc
C5ue Investment Co., 1506 Dodge Bt.
- .. i (16) ITS
Ooleaav
FOR RENT Desk room In Bee office, city
hall building, 417 N. 26th St., South
x , Omaha. , Apply to. manager. (15) 134
tESIC room for rent m stenog-apher's of
'Z. ffre, 506 Paxton Blk. 15i MSOO
Stores.
7TOnr.ROOM, 21 S. IMh SU aarke Powell.
0FFERED;F0R SALE
Feaclng;.
.-ANCHOR and- Iron fencing;, wire fencing
.. to per foot. 208 M. 17th St. Tel. Red 811
i y 0)-843
je. rorltw.
THREE ' OILT-EDOE BARGAINS.
Furniture and complete equipment of
! 11-room - bouse, 14-room flat and it-room
lieuse. for quick sale at much less than
. .actual cost; all well located; close In and
jnattlna , money.
..'Phone Red 13&3. or call 424 N. ,Y. Life
. Bid. . . (lo) M1S7 8
3D HAtto furniture bouicht and sold; busU
' ;wlth, Chicago Furniture Co.. 108 8. 14th
v'7 Bt. ,Tel. Douglas 5885. 016) M4G9 S-'S
yon' SALE .CHEAP Solid oak
-k offca dsk, chsir and tj-pewrl
roller-top
nr and tvnewrlter. Ai
'"dresa B.10. Bee, 1 0)-Moa8
Ftaaaa, Orgraaa, Masieal Iastraatea ta.
; Piano Bargains
- Inyestlgate the special offer we are
.making; Uiis week It will save you
some money. '
- $40 Gabler. practically new. . . ,2t0
- '400 lwr 4V Pond, flna condition 215
..1:300 KUnbU. partor sUe 115
800 KlmbarH4arge alze 95
450 EJmerson, nearly new. .... . 285
! 25f rlottman, mahogany caae. . 165
A.l500 Geo. Stock, new 325
- The same easy terms: $3, 4, 6 or
I16 monthly.
New.Plauos for rent $3.50 monthly.
yA Schmollef & Mueller
Piano Co.
.Thone Douf. 1135.
1111-1313 Farnam Street
. . . . tl6)-M37
organ. U alpi-a. a beautiful, strung-iuned
good condition; cost VJb. Addrets L 7M,
. Bee, (16)-V3
mm Blltsaral Table.
FOR BALK New and second-hand billiard
, . and pool tables. We lead the worlo hi
cheap bar fixtures; easy payment. Bruns-
wica-uti.fr.v.oMenaar, tm o. loth St.
r . l - ui)-a
. - TygiewrUera m4 Sertag Maebiaee.
- FOR SALE High grade second-hand type
. r wnt good condition; a bargain at W
Call room 8C4. Be Bldg. (1) 871
:ONai Rsralngtoa typewriter. No. 8, in good
n condiuoa, lor sale cheap. .Call at Bee
... offloa. . . ... . 18-Cs)x
NO. 8 Smith Premier typewriter, goad aa
-new I -need the money. 11. B. Roberts,
: WUi and Farnam, southwent 'corner.
- ... i .. ." i . - , (14) 41
'
. . .... atlcellaaeas.
GAS iLECrrKr(J AND ,
LX)UINAT10N FIXTURES
,.v J-krueet.v nwU upOa-Sate stock at lowest
JIM h the: city, select now, Ielivercd
lira jiiifjed. li.uivn Invited ..
Hi So. tk Si.
Tel. . Doug. SSL
llsj )e
FC BALBV-Onys soda fountain, Z4-syrup,
. iwo In!, rafrigeraLur base, cownier au
: . toruatiti c arbonAUr, filter, all as sood as
(tew; also drug store fixtures, couulers
and sliuw case. Unwell Drug Co.. Itia
t aqq i.fcjiuut Ave,
(!-
jFOH 8ALE-A byichar s relrigrrator. eev
eial ahuw -cases, a new peanut roaster.
large coffee mill, two large automatic
oil tanKi 5q J siorj fixtures too numerous
to BifnUon, Ciobe Laud aiAi Inves'nient
' 'c. Omaha. Neb. (Ui-Vliea
".FOR BALC-Abuut Oclober 1. one 400-gal-Ion
Vorthlaton Clu;iljk pump, s.xe UK
" Ivrtkklj). ' V. H. br'Oaes, sagineer Un:nt
. . a-m
"t r y our- ordar. for drugs
Drug Co.. Onil
v.aitK pw on .v iol
UU. AIers-LiH .Q
OFFERED FOR SALE
Mierrllaaeeae Cnallaaed.
RinPATH 8 History-"? th WorM Amer
icanised Kncyilopaedia Hrltannlca; new
International encyclopaedia; on small
monthly payment. Webster I'na
bridgd Dictionary. HO edition only H IS
this week. K B. Roberts, sottthwrsi
corner lth and Farnam t"ts.
UiU-447Sp3
FOR SALE Finest boarding bonee la the
city; bet location, a.l firnianef, walk
ing distance, ete. cheap. Imiulr W3
Rarbach Block. Omaha. Neb.
0 2M
DRUGS at cut prices; freight paid on $10
orders; catalogue free.
SHERMAN & M CON NELL. DRUO CO..
Omaha. Neb. ' ic ?
POOL and Millard tables for sale, five pool
and two billiard tables; must be sold In
fifteen days. 418 N. 24th St., Bo, Omaha.
10 U 8p7
HOMEOPATHIC medicines, wholesale and
' retail. Sherman 4c Mcc'onuell Trwg Co.
(w q
HAT $ per ton. Wagner. 801 N. lsth.
a)-iTM
HALL'S safes, new. 2d-hand. ISIS Farnam.
- (18)
HERW1N WILLIAMS CO., best mixed
paint. Sherman A MoConnell Drug Co.
(1) i54
SECOND-HAND rubber host, tools. Singer,
us n. tun. (i
FOR SALE Steel range, good condition;
reasonaDie. wb oo. .n Ave.
(16) M372 83x
FOR SALE Two safes, show cases and
desks. 418 Paxton block.
' (14) M931x
PATENTS
D. O. BARN-.LL, patent attorney and ma
cnine aesigner, paxton ug. z ei. Red 711 1
17) W9UJ SIX
LARSON CO. Book free. Bee Bldg:
J t JH
PERSONAL
TllT! F.T.TTF, KlP'rt ladr operator
J.X-U xjt-x glv massage chaly
beate scrub baths. Room 200. Barker
block. 13th and Farnam. . isew establish
ment. (U) M4M 3JX
THE SALVATION ARMT solicits cast-off
clothing; in taci, anytntng you do not
need. We collect, repair and sell, at 114
N. 11th Ht. for cost of collecting, to the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 4133 and
wagon will call. (1 11
I"OUNQ WOMEN coming to Omaha as
. straugers are Invited to visit the Young
Women Christian Association rooms, 16
Farnam street, where they will be di
rected to suitable boarding places or
otherwise assisted. (ld 811
MAGNETIC
Room 2, 1204 Farnam St., 2d floor.
(18)-M- g 16
6EWINO machine ranted. Neb. Cycle Co..
loia ana narney. , rnone uougiaa 1668.
(IS) 3D8
FEW bargains in td-hand soda feintalns.
(18J-394
A COMPLEXION satin smooth and fair
i,cu vj dbuu kiu wum. four mils.
OMAHA Btammerers' Institute. Ramus
-Jfg. (18) 8-1
BTRINOES. rubber goods, by mail; cut
Eiires. Bend for free catalogue. Myers
tillon Drug Co., Omaha. CIS) ;
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOMII Mrs.
ur. iuhe, uwro. iun oi. lei. weD. Boca
a0 S7
MAGNETIC treatment and bath, lima,
(la) 800
REAL ESTATE
: BKAL SISTATB DBALEHS., ..
BUSSSLi. 8k M KITRICK CO, 49 Ramti
0) M
W. H. TURRiXl 16 Patterson Blk Doug.
PAYNE INV. CO.. 1st floor N. T. I Doug.
1781. (19) 400
R. C. PETERS CO.. Bea Bldg. (ID) 401
I W. BUNNELL CO.. IS N.' Ufa,
Douglas 6149. (1 401
GEORGE COMPANT,.
1401 Farnam. TeL - Douglaa 754
(19 404
C If. RICH. 16th Locust. Tel. Web 1471
a)-WJ III
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALB
REDUCED PRICE
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
- - $4,400 .
2210 FOWLER AVE
Beautiful south front lot, 66x183 feet, fins
terrace, cement steps and walks all around,
quarter sawed oak floors, larga living room,
16x36 feet, open brick fireplace, beautifully
papered, four good bedrooms, large floored
attic, large porch, pressed brick .founda
tion, porcelain lined laundry tubs in base
ment, fine furnace, everything the best,
can't be duplicated for 85.COO. Built by
owner for a nome one year ago and built
right. Cloae to 84th 8t. car; best street in
north part of city; 81.800 cash and 830 per
month; might take smaller cash payment
from good parties.
Hastings & Heyden,
1701 Farnam St. Bee Bldg.
, - (19 4S0 30
; $600 CASH ;.
New 6-room, very choice, rental value
U7 .50. Price, 82.800; easy payments to party
with reference.
8500 CASH.
Good six-room house, full bssement,
new plumbing and furnace, street to be
paved this fall, ten blocks from postomre,
oU) cash, balance like rent . Reference
required. -
POOR MAN 8 CHANCE.
Lot 11. block, td. South Omaha, close to
postoftlre, two cottages renting for 811.50
per month, city water, permanent walk.
Prica 31.0.O, terms 8HO cash, 8 5 per month.
This ground will doublet in value soon.
C. H. SHEPARD. 1004 Wirt St.
Tel. Webster 2il2.
(14) M304 2
CHOICE FARNAM HIIL LOT
60xlM. on 35th 8t., just north
of Farnam St.; specials all
paid; an opportunity to. get a .
fine building alte cheap
R. II. LANDERYOUT
Tel. Doug. SSL 423 Board of Trade.
A REAL, SNAP. . v j
Must be sold this week. A 7-room house, all
modern, nickel-plate plumbing, extra good
rurnace; now leased tor two years hence,
beginning October 1. ' for 430 per mouth.
(Spot cash price, Inquire at H. Q.
Wlndheim. LS Jones St. (1-Mi 6
PRICE CUT $500 -
Nonresident owner wss In town yester
day and cut his price on neat 4-reom cot
tage and two lull lots with 13! f-t front
on Ames Ave. and K feet oa 19th. His
price waa 8X2uO. but he will take 81 750 if
s.ild at once. Call us up. N. P. Dodge 4
Co., 1714 Farnam St., bee Bldg.
(1 MS 81
lfc-.-IWtJ South 3th St.. corner lot. 80x143
feet; two couagesi ml W r month:
ro.nn fur two mute cottages or flats, basy
t-rni. . --v
THOMAS RRENNAN.
Room 1. New Turk Life Bldg.
'Phrns Douglaa l.'ni.
- - (HVi
6-RfOM heusc. modern except furnace 4
v-r ;d. built by onrr for home,
rj.i Tflrker, H bloik to car; lot 4xl'7;
bum, fruit and eharle trees
I'.dio.te.
- W. If. GATES. . -41;
X. Y. Llfa. 'I'Uune Doug T?M.
TTTE OMAHA
REAL ESTATE "
rtTT rnorcitTT ro sale. -
(Continued.) '
TWO NEW HOUSES
SOLI) FROM YESTEltDAY'S
AD
WE HAVE OTHERS. ALL
' OUR HOUSES' ARE '
EQUALLY WELL BUILT.
ALL WORK DONE BY DAYS'
LABOR. BEFORE YOU BUY
A HOME LET US SHOW YOU
WHAT WE ARE OFFERING
We are building 30 bouses, some are
nearly completed, others will be finished
in days.
THESE ARE ALL FINISHED
READY TO MOVE RIGHT "
INTO
3028 MEREDITH STREET,
$3,000
Next street south of Ames Ave.,
south-front lot, 60x130 ft.; cement
walk la front and around house,
cemented cellar, nne furnace and all
modern conveniences! We think this
plan Is one of the best plsns we
nave ever built: has large reeeptton
hall, very large parlor, large din
ing room, also good kitchen, pantry;
rear vestibule on first floor, 3 very
large bed rooms, with large closets.
on second floor r first floor ta stained
In Imitation weathered oak. Is waxed
and is very taty; the floors are all ,
planed and varnished; hss electric
lights and gas, combination fixtures. ,
There la no better built house In the
city than thts one. The price Is ex
ceedingly low. If you want to see
a nice plan let us show you through
this house. All good houses will be
. built. In thts addition.
3820 HAMILTON ST.,
$3,750
Parlor, dining room. library,
kitchen and reception hall on first
floor. 8 bed rooms and bath up
stair, large pantry and cellar, best
of plumbing. Quaker furnace, with
the new time regulator. House fin
ished downstairs In mahogany stain,
papered, dining room burlaped; ce-
ment sidewalks In yard; 1H blocks
. to car line.
3831 NORTH 23D,
$3,'
J.000
Wa have Just completed this beau
, tlful house, of rooma and recaption
hall; baa very convenient floor ar
rangement and la one of the neatest
plana built this year; has gas, elect rio
light, and combination fixtures, good
furnace, cemented cellar, cement '
walks; In fact, every modern con
venience. Is just a block from car,
on corner lot. We can make terms
on thla property.
1811 EMMET ST.,
. , $4,000 ,
A fine new 7-room borne, contain
ing large living room across the
front, den. dining room, kitchen. .
pantry, front and back vestibnle, 3
sleeping rooms and bath room up-
' stairs, fine cemented cellar, outside
cellar way; Carton furnace, beat of
. plumbing, . combination fixtures;
street paved, permanent walks; l4
' Nocks to ear tine. In the chplca
residence district la Kountxe Place.
3523 NORTH 30TII,
$2,500 7
NEARLY NEW
Larga l-room cottage, 24x3S ft., all
' modern but furnace, cellar under the
' whole house, full lot, on car line; .
street paved and paving paid. Very
, aheap at thla figure. ,
Hastings & Heyden, v
1704- FARNAM ,ST.':1 J - BEE BrlLpINO.
A REAL HOME
5-room cottage, all on one floor. Jiving
roos full width of h6use, finished In oak
with oak floor and finely papered; dining
room with bay window, den or bed room
with larga bath room, porcelain tub, etc.;
another larga bad room with east and south
windows; large kitchen with every con
venience; honse lighted with electricity
and papered throughout; basement bricked
up and floor cemented; hot-air furnace.
Nothing sis like It in town for the money.
House with I lots tOxl&O. 82,600; with one
lot and usa of other lot, 83.000. Owner must
hava cash, but (TOO will handle this, aa we
can secure you a loan of 81,300. Owner
leaving city and must - sell. Sea us at
one. Thla will not last.
J. H. DUMONT & SON, :
1 Farnani 8t.
OS) TJ5 38
CAN MOVE RIGHT IN
All modern, 9-room house In one of tha
' beat residence districts of Council Bluffs;
5 closets, full cellar, eiectrlc light and
gas; near car line, cloae to school; will
be completed in about ten days; price,
84,100. If not sold by September IS will
rent for 33B per saonthw Will sell for cash
or for a payment down of 81,000 and bal
ance monthly. Take not tea and don't fall
to let ua ahow you thla.
. .. '
Benjamin Real Estate Co.,
S2J-4 Neville Blk. 14th aid Harney Sts.'
'Phone Douglaa 7333,
(19)-M471 1
FOR RENT
NOT FOR SALE
Two very desirable new brick houses,
modern In every respect; tiled vestibule,
oak finish, polished floors. 4 beds rooms
and bath second floor. Located on quiet
strset now being paved, 3 blocke front the
twa beat car lines In the cltyi convenient
to Presbyterian. Methodist. Episcopal and
Catholic churches and good public and
parish schools. 340 and 441.80 per menth,
respectively. Keys at our offlc. J. H.
Duntont A Son, Wu4 Farnam atrast.
(19) (61 30
ATTRACTIVE HOME
For Sale for $3,000
2S4 Mason St., if minutes' "walk from busi
ness district, 8 rooms, wsil arranged;
modern - except fnrnare; street la being
' paved; both side streets paved; reason
able terms.
Payne Investment Company,
Main-Flee N. T. Life BUg.
TsU Doug. 17.
- .-V:. . JP)-M471 81
SOUTH OMAHA SNAP
Two cottagea on '17th near I,' St.. with
trackage tn alley; paved street; rents 14
per month ,v lot 20x10; easy term a - Price.
tl.tW. N. P. Dodge & Co., 1714 Farnam 8t.
(l-MU 81
la DOWN and 318 per month buys new
4-roora house at 84T Av. A, West Council
Bluffs: city water. eellar and closets;
wslklag distance from the business cen
ter of Omaha; ll 44x120. . Prke only $1.
Look at this. -
BENJAMIN REAL FTATB CO..
3Js- Neville. Bl'K. lsth and Harney.
'Phone Douglas
w-m 3
DAILY REEi' SATURDAY,
rtTv REAL ESTATE v
citt moFKBtr roi sals
front tn tied.? -
ACREAGE TRACTS
KEYSTONE ' PARK
One mil west . of Benson. An acre tract
here rosta one-tMrd less tr an a SO-foot
lot In the city. Makes an attractive alte
for suburban "flemeaj ' many new tracts
JL.L. Buildings and extensive Improve
ments are soon to be begun on these
tracts. Those., who hava taught here are
taktng considerable ;fMe in planning
buildings and beautifying suburbua
homes. Better se ua while some o: the
best tracts are left.
UTS TO 337 PER ACRE.
Payne Investment Company,
First Floor, N. T. Life fcldg...
TeL Doug. JTia.
. .and
D. V. Sholes Company,
110 Board ef Trade Bldg..
Tel. Doug. 49.
(1-M470 81
$400 EA6H
Taii hnlsA v It lytr at a. at la J T4 W
nty and Prttt txeU. must lota hava tew ex
a .4 ..IV. I.e. m. si i at a a
aits wain. Avtai 4 ana 3 OCKI lO
car.
THE BYRON RfiED CO.,
Phone D. 27.
. -V 41J South 14th.
' 0?)-M4l4 31
85 DOWN; 35 a moptl-- have over WO
tyym in ri, tguncu niuna, on or near
,OmaTia car line, at the very low prices nf
from 8100 to 82f7V Htiy now bf-fore the
price goes up. We have sold many Omaha
people homes In West OouneH Bluffs an,d
ail are pleased1 wtth their bargains. Let
us show you these lots.
BENJAMIN BEAU-ESTATE CO..
328-4 Neville Block. IRth snd Harney.
"Phone Douglas 7332.
- 091-3S1 30
LIST your property with Chris Boyr, td
and Cuming Sta. ' (18) 4C7
8 ACRES unimproved, U) acres cultivated,
balance, grove witii good sod,, well lo
csted, easy terms; 3J,7oO. A. T. Buy bolt,
3828 Grand a vs., 'phone Webster 187a.
' : fl 738
THE KERR . ABSTRACT CO.'S AB-
1 i o . Kr . iwbAi are. in safest.
You are protected by a 10.i0 bond
against loss by errors.. You don't buy a
lawsul whenyou buv a ."Kerr ' abstiact
1814 Harney. TeL, Douglaa 44S1 . 04)
A fair .. ft . k n. . . . ..
r. 1 - . w - t " 'in inni.V Willi lull
lot, south front, on Far'ham street, only
33,800, or just abont the value'of the lot.
32 Neville Block.
- ' . (13V-M439 a
31,350. EA8T.,TERMS.
,.v-iun i-oiiacc en. permanent
Just built, only 31-350, located at 4018 N.
Ltif h Ave rnta1 lninM. 1 1 .i w..
J. Kendis A Son.( Vaxop Blorrt
34 LOTS Jn Halcyon Jlelghts. Benson. lying
wetij ciose 10 car una; vi minuter rids
to Omaha. Will eel) altogether or tn
bunehes of five. For prices and terms
address H 42, care Bea. (184 1&7
REAL ESTATE TITLTC-TRTTST T
" CHAS. Si. WILLIAMSON, Pres. O.
U 4M
FOR BALK A pood 4-room house, morlorh
nni, uiuuoa. convenient, price
And a- brand new 8-room modern house at
napie. narwam at 2,SiO; part
cash. Phone Webstar 4344.
09)-M3S 31x
3100 DOWN; balance f!4' and Ihterest per
monin; i-nmn nouse m Ave. i) and Sn
St., Council Bluffs. Prlca only 31.800. See
us about this. ' ' .
BENJAMIN "REAtVESYATK CO..
JIS-4 Neville Block, ofeftr' and H4rney. ,
'Phone Douglas 7S33.
a)-33 30
A SNAF 1l
Fur 30 days. l)-arre farm. 33.800.
J. T. CAMPBELU
, ' Utchfleld. ' Neb.
(19)-M50ftT
FINE CORNER
Southeast corner 31st aad California, two
ui it ,ui niiu room lor tnree more.
'Phone Red U4. - (19) 443 30x
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND UA.tCH LA.N D FOR SALB.
Saath Dakata.
OUT THEY OO. v
You can always ilnd good, rich wheat
land aud Just the kind of a stock farm
you want by selecting from our 100,000-acro
tract in the famous - Hettinger county,
North Dakota: go out and see It; look us
up. William H Brown Co... Rlchardton or
Mandart or Mott. North. Dakota, or 131 I.a-
6a He St., Chicago, III. (20) M352 S27
WANTED 10A men-te buy-cheap, deeded
land, relinquishments or city property in
, Stanley Co., S. D. ; good sol).. att; and
timber; correspondence solicited. Ray
Bowermaiv Baai Xatats -Broker, KadokA,
8. D. (30) M144 3a
SEVERAL LARUE TRACTS
-FARMLAND -.
, . ;.IN.T.- ' .
COLORADO, NEAR- DENVER
for Colonization Purposes. Spe
cial Prices and Terms to Land
Men.
W. F. SILELTON LAND
AGENCY,
Sellers oi good land, cheap.
, , Dept. A. -318 So. 15th St.,
k. , Omaha, Neb.
' . . . (20)-MJ8T 31
WANTED Axenu to 'reptesent as In the
sale of eur Kansas tanda ' Write for par
ticulars. Globe Land and Investment Co.,
Omaha. Nb. , . .(2ui 1I
SAY! If-you want a flna rural horns, well
located, buy this highly Improved 3uV
acre farm, near city of JL00O,"- only 0
' miles f Kama City. BlicVeye agrncy,
Williamsburg, Kan. - tan-MO eTl!x
Nebraska.
riRST-CLASS Nebraska farm and ranches
for homes or investment, bemts. Omaha.
, . ()-411
Mia
rlUatna
Cheap Land-Jaeobaon St Op V 8 N" T L.
' ' . () MH18 6C9
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOWEST RATES-; Bemla, Paxton Block.
i oc ta
WANTED City oana. tU C. Peters Co.
UZ 43
LOANS on Improved city property. W. II
Thomas, First National Bank Bldg.
l. r tJJ) 414
fl.coa.008 to LOAN -en business and-residence
property ta Omaha lowest rales
no delay. Thomaa IVennan, Room 1. N.
T. Life. - v .( (22) 414
LOANS on . Improved Ontahg, propertg,
O'Keefa R. E. Co.. hJOl N, Y. life blag.
' . (23 tl
1 1
WANTED-City loans and warrants. W.
Fsmam Smith A, Co., 132J, Fuxnam St
' ', '(ai-417
HOB
no
TO ftc.Mo TO LOAN at loweat rales.
delay. GARVIN PROS... 140, FARNAM.
o-.i .i .
I70.804J PRIVATE money m lov: e de.
lay. J. li. Sherwood. 817 N. Y. L. B'.dg.
(31) 14443 II
AUGUST 31, 1007.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(Contlnaed.)
PRIVATK MONEY F. D. Weed, l!Tboug.
(22)-41
MONEY TO LOAN-Payne Investment Co,
(23)-C
WANTED-T0 BORROW
WANTED TO BORROW
n.X to enlarge a good paving bualnaea
with rr'vll'ie to reduce loan yearly. Ad
dress W 778, Bee. C4 381
WANTED TO CUT
WANTED To buy second hand furniture,
cook and heating stoves, carpets. Itno
leumt, offlce furniture, old clothes and
shoes, planoa. 1,-athers. bed pillows, quilts
and all kinds of tools; or will buy the
furniture of your house Complete. The
highest prices psid Call the right man.
Tel. Douglas 3S71. (Uit M W 8 2
W A NT K D A good, gentle family horse
and buggy; either surrey. Ilgnt road
wagon or a top. one-seated rig. Inquire
at once of t!.e Western Artificial Limb
Co. Phone 172; 512 Broadway, rooms
4f2-4fM, Council Bluffs. (16 M4T7 Six
CARD CAPINKT of-IS drawer for
card 3x5 Inches; state price; must be
ebeaa. Address L 8S3. Be-. (7 a
CASH paid for second ' hand clothing,
sloes, etc. No. Ktr. 8t. Tel. Red
8S1A. i . tKV-213
CASH paid for old books. Crane-For Co,
38 S. 14th. 'P'uune Doualsi 1JC1. 3-4t4
WANTED A small 1ob printing press,
with type. W. M. West, AuS-irn, Kan.
- . (2 M104 4X
WANTED A stock of hardware and Im
plements; location not material. O. P.
Bhoff. Missouri Valley. Ia. (25 M521 i
ROLLER top desk, chair, office furniture.
Call Webster 14.'4. (J5I-M4J1 11 x
WANTED TO RENT
VANTEI Large front room or two
smaller ones connecting, with board. In
private family, by business woman. Must
be destrable location. Reference Ad
dress Y 177. Bee. uli) M507 fix
TWO ntoely furnished rooms for light
housekeeping In KOod nrlr hrtorliood Ad
dress J 43, Bee. ()-M04fi 31
EXPERIENCED gradJate osteopath wants
room! and lioard In exchange for scrv
ices. Address Y 212. care Kce.
(-XD-M4U 4x
WANTED 8 or 4 room c6ttago or ftaf by
young souplt. State price and location.
Address J. A. Smith, General Delivery,
City. (tf)-Mtla 3J
WANTED-By two ladles, two or three
unfurnished rooms, modern, within walk
Ins distance. Address C 122. care Bee. '
r .... t tt
WANTRIJ Two or three ' furnished rooms
for housekeeping by a teacher and
fciother. Address J 128, Bee.
. (36)-M438 1
WANTED SITUATION
EXPERIENCED office man wants small
set of books to keep; all or part time.
Address 141, Bea. tI7 M95 SIX
YOrN'l man wants place to work for
board and room while attending Boyle
college. 'Phone Douglas 19SK (27 M'J
YOl'NQ man wants place to work for board
trhlle attendln-r school. Boyles college.
Te!. Douglas 18U. . (9)-MW7
LADY wishes housework between 8 and 4
o'clock. iUa N. 27th. upstairs.
(27) M.VW lx
WANTEJ-Josltlon as assistant cashier;
four, years' experience; Al references.
Box 477, Wayne, Neb. , (27) Ml3 8x
EDL'CATED young man wishes outlda
position. 3221 Corby. (27) MS05 lx
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS
Ellas and Rose Smith to William E.
' Martin. 4 feet- lot 2, block 12. v
8hlnn s add , 2,50)
William E. Martin to The Home Real
Estate and Investment company,
tame . -. 2,500
John W. McDonald, sheriff, to Im
perial Investment company, lot I,
block , E. V. Smith's add
Henry' Maddock and wife to Laura
B. Anderson, lot 18, block 5, ' Den
man Place; ' 24
Charles De Roberts and wife to W. L.
Selby. lots and W, Buckeye Place. 1
J. Y. Craig and wife to Charles L.
Craig, lot 10. block 4, Smlthfleld.... 100
Edward T. Dadmun to H. G. Bell, lot
1, block 111. Dundee 860
R. L. Brownlee to William R. Morand,
part lots 1. 2 and 1 block 1. Bogga
& H:ll 2d odd S0
Aaron Wolf and wife to E. R. Neeil
ham. lot 8, block 8, Horbach's 2d
add 6,701)
I F. M. Slsson and wife to E. 11. Wester-
field, lot 10. block 24. Carthage 6W
C. H. Briggs and wife to Creedon Im
provement company. lot Is, block ,
Brings' Place 550
Marcla O. Blrkhauser to H. J. fitlrllng,
part lots 1 aad 2, block 1, Perkins
sub 8.000
P. F. Ford to M. J. Ford, one-third
Interest lot 3. Ford's 8aratopa add.. 10
Edward Rlchter to V. G. Llndgren,
s-tO feet lot 8, block 8, Boulevard
Park 3.500
Bertha R. Mawhlaney and husband to
Robert Hunter, n5 feet lot 4. block
4, Alamo Plaxa 1M
Lewis 8. Rerd nnd wife to same, s.15
foet lota 1, 2 and 3, block 4. Alamo
Plexa 1.E09
L.' F. Crofoot and wife to John Lyd
dell. lots 1, t 3. 22. 21 and 24. block
10. Halcyon Heights ' l.OTi)
Total ...
823.Hl
GOVERNMENT. KOTiCE'3
PROPOSALS FOR BCILP1NJ8, WATER
system, fc.ic. uepariniruv "
Otlioe of Ind'kn Aftalrs,' Washington, D.
..... .. i...-. . u nr,.,u.wulM rtlMinlv
mkrked on the outside of the envelope,
'Proposals for Buildings, Etc., Fort Lewis
School, Colo," ami aditiesaed to the Com
missioner of Indian A Onus, Washington,
I). C, will be received at the Indian office
until 3 o clxk p. ra . Sept. 27. IMl. tor fur
ntshing and delivering' the hecessary ma.
tertals and labor reiiuired to construct and
complete an' oflice and a school building,
bqth of brick, with plumblns. Jteara heel,
and gas piping; a laundry and an addition
to the boys' dormitory, both of brick, with
plumbing and gas piping; for Improve
ments to wster system, moving hospital
building, and resetting laundry machinery.
In strict accordance with plans and speci
fications and Instructions to bidders, which
msy be examined tin this office, the offices
of the Improvement Bulletin. Minneapolis,
Minn.; American Contractor, Chicago, 111.;
Evening Herald. Durango, Colo.; Republi
can. Denver, Culo. ; Ulobe-Demot rat. Bt,
Lout. Mo.; Journal. Kansas City. Mo.;
and The Ih-e. Omaha. Neb.; at the Build
era' and Tra.l-rs' Exchange. Omaha, Neb.,
St. Paul. Minn., and Minneapolis, Mlnn.j
Northwestern Manufacturers' Association,
Bt. Paul, Minn., the L'. S. Indian Ware
houses. Chicago. 111. St. Louis. Mo.,
Omaha, Neb., ami New York City, and at
the school. For further information apply
to John. C. Spear. Superintendent, Fort
I-ewls School. Hesperus. Colo. C. F. LAR
KABEE, Acting Commissioner.
' AZ7-29-31-S3-5-T-10-1M4
CHIEF QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE
Omaha. Nebraska. August 19, 1W7. Sealed
proposals. In triplicate, will lie received
here and by quartermaster at the post
named herein, until 11 a. m., central stand
ard time. September 3. 1907. tor furnishing
hay and be tding daring the fiscal year end.
Ing June SO. l!r$. at Fort R:ley, Kansas.
Prof sals for delivery at other places will
be entertained. United Slates reserves
right to reject or accept any or 811 pro
posals or any psrt thereof. Information
furnished on application here, or to quar
termaster at the station named. Envelopes
containing proposals snouia oe market
"Proposals for F'rage.;' and addressed lo
Major THOMAS CRUSE, C. Q. M.
, . A29-21-2i-3'V31 S3
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICeT
Omaha.' Nebraska. August 18. ID07. ' Sealed
proposals. In triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received here until U
o'clock a. jn . central stsndard time. Sep.
Umber 3. 1T. for Installing an electric
freight evevstor In commissary storehouse
at quartermaster's depot, Omaha. Nebraska.
Full Information furnished on application to
this office, where plans and specifications
may be seen. Envelopes containing pre.
rmeals to be marseS "Proweaals for Electric
Frets-M Flevster." and aAitreeerd ta Malnr
Thomas Cruse. Quartermaster Army B itl.
Ing. Omaha, NeUe.k. A14-l a-sV-USJ
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSAtJ! FOR FLOUR. OATS, DRIED
Fruit. Etc -Iepsrtment of the Interior,
Offfce of Indian. Affairs Washington, D. C,
August T. 1'7. Sealed proposals, plainly
marked on tha outside -f the envelope
' Prorosal for Flour. (ala "rled Fruit,"
etc., as the case may b. and addressed t.v
(he "Commissioner ef Indian Affairs, Wash
ington, D. C," will be received st the
Indian Cfflce nntrl 3 o'clock p. rrt. of
Thursday. September H. 17, and then
rpned. for furnishing the Indian service
With cenned. tomatoes, commral, crarked
wheat, dried fiult, feed. Sour, 'hominy,
oats and rolled oats during fie. al year end.
Ing June 30. lS. Bids musi be made nut
on government blanks. Schedules giving
all necessary Information for binders wwl
be furnished u application to the Indian
Oflice. Washington. D. C; the U. 8.
Indian warehousea at New Ynrk ftt,
Chicago, III ; St. Louis, Mo ; Omaha. Neb.,
and 8ar Francisco. Cal.; the Commissary
Of Subsistence. I. S. A., at Cherenne,
Wyo. ; the Quartermaster. lT. 8. A.. Seattle,
Waah.. and the poatmastera at Tucson,
Portland. 8pokane and Tacoma. The de
partment reserves tha rlsht lo reject any
and all hlds or any part of any hid. C. F
Larrabee. Acting Commissioner.
AiMm
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS THE RE
gents of education of the state of South
iiakota will receive sealed proposals for
the construction of a law building on the
campus of tli4 University of South Dakota
at Vermilion, 8. 1). Bids arc Invited upon
the following propositions: il) The con
struction, heating, plumbing and wiring tor
elortrlc lights; tl construction only, (3i
heating only, (f) plumbing only, (5) wiring
only, . any combination of propositions. 2
to I. All work Is proponed to he done ac
cording to plans and specifications prepared
by the architect, Joseph Schwara, and on
Die In his office at Sioux Falls, S. D. ; at the
office of the aecretary of the university,
Vermilion, 8. D.; at the office of the Build
ers' Exchange. Minneapolis, Minn., and
at the office ef the Daily Journal, Sioux
City. Iowa, and at the office of Tho Omaha
Bee. Omaha. Nebraska. All bUls must be
accompanied by a certified check, payable
to the president of the regents of educa
tion, for i per cent of the amount of the
bid as a guarantee that successful bidder
Will enter Into contract ami give a satis,
factory bond for the Completion of the
same within the time and In the manner
therein specified. Bidders are advised that
rot more than 50 per rent of the contract
price will be available for payment until
after July 1, 130. Bids will be received up
to September 2, 17, and contract will he
awarded at Brookings. 8, D., at 1 p. m.
Bids sent by mall should be addressed to
Regents of Education, Brookings. S. D.
The regents reserve the right to re lee t
any or all bids. E. C. ERICHON. Presi
dent ; Irwin D. AWrlch, Secretary.
Aug27-2S-29-3O-31-Septl-2-10-17
BONDS FOR SALE WATER BONDS OF
Beaver City, Neb., to the amount of 3?,
009, dated day of delivery,, payable at Ne
braska Fiscal Agency, New York City, N.
Y. Twenty years after date. Interest 4 par
cent from date, option to city to redeem
Same any. time after five years from their
data, Issued In denominations of 3.0 each.
City reserves right to reject any and all
bids. The above will be received by W. L.
Leonard, city clerk, up to and Including
September 20, 1907. W. L. LEONARD. Cltv
Clerk. A3T2U
NOTICH OF INDEBTEDNESS.
Notlco- la hereby Riven by the under
signed, president and a majority of the
board of directors of C. It. Havens & Co. of
Omaha. Douplaa county. Nebraska, tht all
the existing Indebtedness of the said C B.
Havens & Co. on the 9 th rtnv of August,
M; amounted it the sum of VV471.57.
If. T. I FMI'T President.
It. T. LEM13T.
, . f5EO t CRONK.
h. b. HAsnnnrcrc.
. Directors.
MAIL WEN TO BOOM CMAKA
Will Try to Get National Convratloa
' for Oat City Next
Venr.
These, letter carriers will leave Omaha
Saturday evening to attend the conven
tion of the National Association of Letter
Carriers. Which meets in Canton, O.. Sep
tember 3, .lasting until September T: K
B. Alexander, George Kleffner, William
Maher, George. Harris and John Innls.
T The purpose of this delegation la to make
an effort to get the next convention' of
the letter carriers to meet in Omaha. The
delegation will take with It advertising
matter and views of Omaha and will dis
tribute these , among the delegates, who
come from every part of the United States
and Its possessions. Thev so nrenared- to
do vigorous rooting for Omaha. St. Paul
ana Atlantic City are known ta be actively
In the race as competitors of Omaha In
getting the convention.
The delegates believe that with any de
gree of support they will be able' to secure
this convention for Omaha.
The convention at Canton Is to be one
of the most Important ever held. The ques
tions wnicn are. to come up there pertain
to bettering tha service In every way. The
question of parcels post and postal savings
banks will be taken up and thoroughly
discussed at the convention.
. Letter carriers' salaries will be consid
ered. Action will be taken to get a per
manent salary bill. Under the present
system It Is necessary to have the salaries
Of the carriers psssed upon at each .-
slon of congress, thug necessitating keep
ing an aye on the appropriation commit
tees at each session.
Practically all the funds for booming the
Omaha convention el'.y have come from
the carrier. There were a few small
private subscription. There being no fund
available In the Commercial club the car
riers received no aid from that source.
WOMAN SUES FOR BIG SUM
Demands Thirty Tkesiasd Dollars for
lajaries Duo to Fall Dowa
hart.
Suit" for 330.000 was' started In district
court Friday against Orkln Bros, by Hilda
Anderson, who waa Injured In a fall down
aa elevator shaft July 17. She says aha
visited, the Orkln store to make a rur
Chase and approached the elevator shaft.
An employe, aha says, threw tha door open
nd stood back for her to enter. She
stepped Into the shaft, thinking tha ele
vator waa at that floor. Instead she stepped
Into space and dropped fourteen feet to
tha basement. She suffered a fracture of
the arm and Internal injuries. She charges
the accident to the negUgeno of tha em
ploye and demands 324.000 for thla.
Another 16.004 Is demanded because she
gays tha defendants, without consulting her
friends and while she was unconscious,
removed her to a hospltsl and had two
physician attend her Injuries. They did
not do their work, right, aha Insists, and
aa a result her arm Is crippled.
JUVENUFKiDS TO EAT FRUIT
Aaaaal Festival to Be Held at
Flay Graeads Twee. . v
' . ar.
Tha Juvenile city kids will disport thorn
salves peit Tutsday evening in their an
nual fruit featlval and long distance eat
ing contests. Tha carnival will he aivn
on th grounds at Nineteenth street and
Bt. Mary's avenue and aft children with
the proper admission button will be al
lowed, to tak part. Tha button wHI be
given out to applicants Monday, the. dy
Vfore tha festival. The watermelon eon
last will be the rklef feature of trie pro
gram, and all small boy with dispropor
tionate eatlpg capacities , are invited to
coma and display xhelr skUl and endurance
Fruit for th occasion was kindly sup
plied by the following firms: J. R. Snyder.
Haley A Bon. Olltnaky Fruit company. R.
Bingham 4V Son. 'A. 'J. Anderson, Leslie
Commission company, N 11. Nelson. W.
Naat, O. Reaao god O. W. Bulla,
IT
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Conneil Bluffs Card Club Givtt Party
in Omshs.
nUD AT QUIET DAY, AS USTJAI
W eek Will Bad with I aaaaal W ask
8 Clabs laiuallsaewlaey Ie
pnrtfng oil eg Set and
Proepect I ve Brides.
The customary Friday luM prevailed thla
week, but the rush of entertainments will
corns Saturday evening, when all of tha
clubs will have an unusually long dinner
Hat. Farewells for th college act and
complimentary affairs for the fall brldea
promise to be most numerous.
lllak-Klve Party.
Th Council Bluffs Card club gave a sur
prise party Thursday evening for Mr. and
Mre. D. E. Allen at their home, 1114
Georgia avenue. High-five was played and
six tables were placed for the game. Thos
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fahs,
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ulatk. Mr. and Mra.
Harry ReJnis. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Metxger.
Mr. and Mra. Paul Springer, Mr. and Mra.
Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Miss Gladys
Fahs, Miss Brown. Miss Hester Peters.
Mlas Blanche . Wooldrl.lge of Sioux City,
Miss Woodrln. Miss Mollis Calland. Mlsa
Helen Reims, Miss Gladys Allen. Master
Raymond Fabs. Mr. & . F. Peters. Mr.
Walter Allen and Mr. Carl Sherman.
Miss Faith Potter, was hostess Friday
at a pretty lucheon given In honor of twg.
of tha fall brides. Miss Mona Kloke and
Miss Laura Congdon.
The Misses Grace and Minnie Davis gava
a very enjoyable kcnslnston Frluuy after
noon In honor of their guest. Miss Mar
saret Moma o( MUtonville. Kan. Thosa
present were: Miss , Morris, Miss Sadl
Kent, Miss F-mma Kent. Miss Belle Doran.
Miss Phoebe Force. Miss Rebeck a Maxwell
and Misa Yager of South Omaha, M.sa
Orpha McKitrick. Miss Emma Rosicky,
Miss Krebs and Mrs. Charles Bothwell.
Prospective Pleasures.
The Original Bridge club, which was to
have been entertained Friday afternoon,
has been postponed one week, when Mrs,
E. S. Westbrook Will be the hostess at tha
Country' . club. Luncheon will precede tha
afternoon game of bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cahlll announce tha
engagement of their daughter. Mis
Francea, to Mr. Fran)t J. Carey. The wed
ding, which la to take place In September,
will be very quiet, owing to a reoent bo
rravement In the family.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hitchcock gave a din
ner at the Country, c'ub Friday evening.
Covers were laid for eleven. ..
Tha Misses. Meyers of Dubuque, la., ara
the gut sis of Miss Francea Nash. In their
honor Miss Claire. Woodward will give a
luncheon at her home Saturday, and In tha
evening Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Nash will
give a dinner at the Country club. .
Mr. and Mrs, A. N. Frlck announce tha
engagement of their daughter, -Mlas Lottie,
to Dr. Edward Bruenlng. The wedding will
take place September 11.
Miss Anna Ilaumelster will give a chin
shower Friday evening at her home. 1444
North Eighteenth street, in honor of Mis
Maud Buckley, who la on of tho brides of
next week.
Personal Meatlon.
Mrs. J. Mandelberg, Miss Leah MandcU
berg and Miss Agnes Hansen left Thursday
morning for Sioux City and before returns
Ing will visit points In South Dakota.
Mrs. S. D. Jsworckl of Chicago Is vislt
Ing frttnds-ln South, Omaha. .
Mr. Samuel . ilawver" of 1614 Emmet
street has returned from a three weeks
visit In Chicago aad Iowa. -where -be wa
the guest of friends and relatives.
Mr. Charles B. Keller and daughter.
Miss Emily, returned Friday morning from
a delightful trip which Included Virginia,
New York, Old.ToInt Comfort and Detroit
They have been gene a month.
Mr. Oeorge Doane Keller left Thursday"
evening for Holland Falls. N. Y.. to pre
pare for West Point under Colonel Braden.
Mrs. F. (3. I'rlau, who has been seriously
til for the last two weeks. Is convalescent.
Miss Alma I'rlau Is home from Manltou,
Colo., where she has spent the greater part
of the 'summer.
Mrs. Fred Pesrce has as her guest Mr.
Austin D. Turner, Jr., of Corning. Ia. She
arrived Wednesday - and will remain a
week. . '
Miss Winifred Wllhelmy and Mlsa Laura
Wllhelmy returned Thursday from Colo
rado, where they have been spending sev
eral weeks at the summer resorts. They
were accompanied by Miss Gertrude Arend
of Syracuse.
Mr. -Otto 'Bauroan retturnert Wednesday
from Battle Creek, Mich., where he ha
been spending several weeks for his health,
and I greatly benefited.
. Dr. Le Roy Crummer and Mr. 'Harry
O'Nell will sail September 13 from New
York for Ei.ip- on tha New Amsterdam,
Hamburg-A.t.. r.eun line. Dr. Crummer will
spend two months Iq Vienna, while Mr.
O'Nell' stay abroad la Indefinite. -
Miss Lillian Nece and Miss Florence
Thompson of Bancroft, Neb. ara visiting
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Thompson at 1024 North
Thirty-ninth (treat. .
4 HI0H M0t VSMMtSH
AND f IAIN COMBINED
Give your floors a coat
of jap-a-lac, and have
them look as bright and
new as they did the day
they were first finished.
The cost Is smalt, and you
will enjoy doing tha JaF-a-lac-rxo
ypursalf.
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