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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 15, 1007.
, REAL ESTATE
(Continued.)
AX EIGHT KOOM TWO
STORY HOUSE, $j:0 DOWN
'At 1412 North 29th St. we have a
good two-tory house la eicellent con
dition of repair which can be bought
for $1,800; $260 down and the BAL
ANCE TO SUIT YOUR CONVENI
ENCE. Go and look at It.
'ANOTHER ONE, $250 DOWN
J At 4 211 Lafayette Ave. we have a
two-story, seven-room house, now va
cant, with large lot, plenty of shade
and some fruit. Price $2,000; $260
down and balance to SUIT" YOUR
! CONVENIENCE.
R. C. PETERS & CO.
220 South 17th St., Bee Bldg.
(18)
THIS Ik your opportunity. To build up
new division, I am offering 47 lots for
lino ach, 6 cash and :i monthly with no
Interest or taxes. Thirty ml nut en from
the center of Milwaukee, with electric
rara every half hour. Thin la an Invest
ment, no speculation. Fhotos and par
ticulars on request. Write for them.
Charles R. David, 87 Wisconsin St., Mil
waukee. (19 742 15x
Mt'ST UK SOLD. '
-room cottage, nvxl. except heat, elegant
south front lot, 60x128; good bam, chicken
linuae, paved street, cement walks and
fruit of all klntisj M Evans St. (formerly
Lalk St.); price, $600; $300 cash; bai. $15
per month.
BEMIS, PAXTON BLOCK.
Phone Doug. E85. (19)
LOTS CHEAP.
Attend our Oelghton Heights auction sale,
on premises, (Saturday, Sept. 14. 2 p. m.
Walnut 11111 car. Heed Bros., 1710 Fa roam.
(18) M& 14
7-KOOM house, with floored attic, half a
block from East Hanscom park car line.
Price, $2,060. Call or address 2830 Capitol
Ave. 'Phone Harney aw9.
(19)-M59fl Hx
rOR 8ALR BY THE OWNER-10-room
modern home, West Farnsm district, hot
water heat, large grounds, east front;
need money only reason for selling. II
228, care Bee. (19 648 17x
West Farnam
District
The walls of the new house, 3512
Dodge St., have been beautifully deco
rated, the gas and electric light fix
tures have been put in and the interior
presents a very attractive apearance.
It has a large living room, a good
sized reception hall, dining room and
kitchen; four commodious sleeping
rooms upstairs. HOT WATER HEAT
ING. If you are seeking a good house
look at it. Price $6,500.
R. C. PETERS & CO.
220 South 17th St., Bee Bldg.
(19)-
ti LOTS In Halcyon Heights. Benson, lying
well, close to car line; m minutes' rlue
to Omaha. Will sell altogether or in
bunches of five. For prices and terms ad
dress H 42, care Bee. (19) 157
REAL ESTATE TITLE! - TRUST 'o
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. Pres.
(18) 296
LIST your property with Chls Boyer, 22d
and Cuming Bts. (IS) 298
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND HANCli LAflU FOR 8ALB.
California,.
CALIFORNIA IRRIGATED LAND Valu
able Information fur humeseekers. Bulle
tin Issued by National irrigation congress
on the great Mucramento valley mailed
free. Drop postal to Chas. k O'Brien.
Dept. 1W, lloi Post St., San Francisco,
Caf. v t2o)
CALIFORNIA Come to the GREAT SAC
RAMENTO VALLEY for a home or In
vestment. Writ) us and learn iiuoul lis
unrivaled products, soil and climate. Pa
cific Coast Investment Co., Sacramento,
Cad. (JO) kX
TOR SALE Quarter section best Bask.
Canada land in settled community, close
to good town; price, $3,200; a bargain
for someone; land la clear. Address, Y
.881, care Bee. (20) Mt8J 16
IKH'OLAS COl'NTY RANCH FOR SALE
'At sections, 2C6 acres Irrigated, 276 acres
cultivated, suo acres tillable, valuable
water rights, ditches and reservoirs; pua
totroa fenced and watered; $12 per acre.
aHaHass P. O. Box Ho. Castle Rock. Colo.
(20) U26 16x
Colorado.
FOR SALE This company owns 12,000
acres of land, lying from five to twenty
miles from Denver, all supplied with linn
water rights, both from direct flow and
from reservoir; It will be sold In any
sized tracts to actual settlers at reason
able rates and upon very easy terms;
when desired buildings will be erected to
suit purchasers; some parta of nearly
very section are In hay and there Is no
. more fertile land to be found In Colorado.
It will be a pleasure to show the prop
erty to preapeclive purchasers, and ap
pointments may be made at the com
pany s offices.
DENVER RESERVOIR IRRIGATION CO.,
711-14 Ernest and Cranmer Bldg.
Denver, Colo,
(20) M42 19
X SNAP 1920 acres of tine Colorado farm
ing land. Price for ten days. $4 per acre.
Write Charles B. Wilson, Mondumln. la.
(.V) MuSti las
Iowa.
J"OR SALE Farm of 29 acres, one mile
from (ilenwoud. on Council Bluffs and
Olenwood road. Well Improved, plenty
fruit, several acres large limber, mostly
walnut. Especially adapted to raising
hogs or chickens. Must be sold to close
an estate. Inquire of F. M. Hhriver, ad
ministrator, Ulenwood, la.
(20)-M627 19.
WESTERN IOWA corn land for sale and
exchange. Write H L. Craven A Co.,
On aw a, la. CU)-MiiS& Olax
12.000 ACRES good wheat land at $7, acre;
Organise Company, buy It, moke fcio.Ou).
O. P. Wyland, Harlan, Ife (DO) "67 16x
IUmiii.
KANSAS LANDS Write for our complete
list of Kansas lands. Agents wanted.
Globe Land and Investment Co., Omaha,
Neb. () Malt Oil)
aiiaaeoota.
,KR BALE 3fi0 acres unimproved land In
a splendid dairy country. Three miles
from railroad and Co. seat. The best
bargain In Minnesota land. E 242, cars
Bee. a (20) M:S0 Us
Nebraska.
,iAND tM acres three miles from good
market town: 140 acres cultivation,
balance pasture. I.arge new house, bara
and hog house; also other necessary out
building. This Is a most desirable farm
In one of the best farming districts In
the slate of Nebraska. Price, $06 per
acre. We have other choice and rare
' farm bargains like this one. Alan ranches
' of all sites. Oet in line at once before
th bargains are gone. Write or better
see Jocuu - Co., Kit N. T. L. Pldg.,
Omaha, Neb. (20) 761 16
' FOR SALE. "
160 acres unimproved land, four and one
half miles uortheast of O'Neill: lays nice
and level; gid soil; In thickly settled
community. Price 116 per acre.
; & F. McKENNA- O'Nslll. Neb.
(-UMt n
REAL ESTATE
FARM AM) HAtCH LA.l9 FOR 9KI.V.
atlases.
flebra
NEBRASKA
FARMS
640 acres. 17 miles from Omaha, 1 mile
from good railroad station, 2 sits of Im
provements; T per acre; half cash, bal
ance easy payments.
640 acres, 13 miles from Coiad, barn for
40 head of stock, granary and cribs; ulniut
300 acres In cultivation, balance pasture and
hay land; $1( per acre. -
49 acres very choice smooth land; fine
soil; full set of Improvements; about 100
acres under cultivation; all can le culti
vated; 6 miles from Overton; JJ& per acre.
1,2(0 acres adjoining above; smooth, till
able land; One soil; fenced and two good
wells; $20 per acre;; will divide.
1.3J0 acres, sama location, j fine plow
land, balance fine soil, but somewhat rough;
fenced and plenty of water; $12 per acre;
will divide.
I'M acres fine level land, 1 mile from At
kinson; ItiO acres In cultivation, 20 acres
alfalfa, balance hay and pasture; extra
One soli and a bargain at iJb per acre.
640 acres smooth land; every foot can be
cultivated; black loam with clay subsoil,
no sand; Kimball county; $7 per acre; ad
joining lands held at $10 per acre.
100 acres good pasture and hay land, 44
miles from Stuart; farms all around It;
only $6 per acre.
ltw acres fine level land. Box Butte county,
near county seat and railroad division
point, with 6,000 population; best quality
soli: $12.60 'per acre.
liit acres on Iup river, In Blaine county,
t miles from Brewster; nonresident owner;
only $3.60 per acre.
240 acres near Blair, choice level land,
fair Improvements; $67.50 per acre.
inr acres, same location, SM per acre.
812 acres, 4Vi miles from South Omaha;
well Improved, good lSnd, close to best
market In the state; must be sold to close
an estate; price reduced from $100 to $W
per acre to Insure quick sale.
229 acres, - 4 miles from South Omaha;
fine land, fan- Improvements; $90 per acre;
will divide If desired.
315 acres, close to Bellevue, fair Improve
ments; $90 per acre.
60 acres smooth, level land, with good
Improvements; high state of cultivation; 5
acres In alfalfa; 1 mile from Fort Calhoun;
$tf per acre.
40 acres unimproved land, Vi mile from
South Omaha; best bargain In this vicinity;
can be made to bring an income of 15 to 20
per cent and Is bound to Increase In value;
$2ii0 per acre; will aell H at same price.
106 acres close to Omaha; cultivated but
no building; $110 per acre.
616 acres near Arlington, Washington
county; fair Improvements. An gxcep
ceptlnnally fine grain and stock farm with
living water and timbered shelter fnr min, U'
X! per ax-re; easy terms. Will divide,
iu m:itb on iwvbq roaa, cinse- to umana,
all In cultivation, $160 per acre.
4R.O00 acres southwest Missouri, rough,
stony land, but with fine grass, water and
2d growth timber excellent for stock rais
ing short winters, healthful rllmai. rini
$3 "per acre.
20 acres, mile west of South Omaha.
16 acres In fruit, 2 acres pasture, 2i
mie minus., gnoa improvements; cheap
price; owner can't give land personal at
tention: easy terms to rlirht nartv
exceptional chance for a large, family by
Industry and thrift to Bet rich. PH,-
$9.(Ki. -
Suburban home, lfiO acres, near Omaha.
40 acres good timber; 40 acres alfalfa; 12
acres iruu; new improvements which cost
I10.OK). High and sightly location. $176 per
acre. Owner's business compels him to
move to city. Will take comfortable cltv
home or good investment property as part
tmf int-iiv.
Suburban home Inside city limits, mile
from car; 6 acres In bearing fruit and
garden; 2-story house, 28xl!; burn, chicken
house, etc. This year's crop goes to pur
chaser. Price. $3,300, but must be sold
as owner is leaving city. Any reasonable
offer considered.
Also several other choice suburban fruit
ana garaen rarms near Omaha and South
Omaha. Write for description and prices.
J. H. Dumont & Son
CIT-
REAL ESTATE
I'Hul hH I KUH BALE.
(Continued.)
Tea as
Loatlnaed.
THE campaign Is on again for Texas
lands. Luring the summer months we
have laid i.p, although other land com
panies have been taking thousands of
people Into lexas. September I we will
commence to run our regular weekly ex
cursions and want a bunch of "live"
agents. We would like to arrange for
good, live firms to tske the state agency
for us In Iowa. Illinois, Indiana, Kan
sas, Nebraska anil Missouri. We have
a very attractive proposition for hustling
land men. We have good equipment,
good land, prices are right, commis
sion liberal. Write us for our advertis
ing matter and further particulars. Now
Is the time. Texas and Southwest Colo
nisation, Cor. Third and Nicollet, Min
neapolis, Minn. (20)
TEXAS LAND.
Choice 150.000 acres In Matagorda county,
Texas, where two crops a year can be
raised without Irrigation; 16 miles from
gulf; 2H miles from navigable river. Also,
splendid land In the Panhandle. Prices
will double within a year; easy pay
ments. Next excursion, Tuesday, Sep
tember 17. Call or address Texas Land
and Immigration Co., 640 Bee Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb. ()) MM6 16
FIFTEEN thousand acres splendid lands;
best rice canal proposition In the south.
Great, money maker for the developer.
Write for plat and price. Large and
small tracts to suit. Send for pamphlets
and price lists. . Agents wanted. W. C.
Moore, Houston, Tex. (20) 865 lox
Allscellaneoas.
RANCH FOR SALE A ranch of 1.120
acres three and one-half miles from
Fullertnn, Neb. Good house and barns
about 260 acres under cultivation, well
watered, fenced and crossed, has been
used as a stock ranch for thirty years.
Owner Is getting old and wants to re
tire. Will take a small payment down
and long time on balance. Irlce, $.'t5,0"0.
4H0 acres In Thomas county, Nebraska,
all valley land and as fine as can be
found snywhere. Twenty feet to water
of the finest kind. Large growth of hay.
Price, $2u per acre. WO acres In Clarke
county, Iowa. Has large two-story house
with furnace and modern conveniences,
Is in first class repair. Large barn, good
cattle sheds, good tennant house, water
piped to cattle and hog lots, fine groves
round house and barn, everv thing In
first class shape. 4U0 acres of this land
can't be beat In any state, balance
slightly rolling. Must he sold to clear up
en esmie. t-rice, mo per acre. '.Ei stock
of general merchandise for sale at a
bargain. Stock Is a running stock and
not odds and ends. About 2,000 worth of
nuiidings can be put In with this stock,
and might take some trade of clear of
Inc. 149 acres twjo and one-half mllpa
from Osceola, la., with excellent Im
provements. 120 acres fenced hog tight.
i acres of fine farm land, balance rolling
pasture. Fine, location on main traveled
road. Telephone and R. F. D. Prii,e, $55
per acre. 820 acres three miles from
Osceola, la. Fine house and barn with
other good Improvements such as lots,
sheds and fences. 160 acres of good land,
balance In fine blue grass pasture. Is
all clear of Incumbrance and Is one of
the biggest bargains In this part of the
country at $45 per acre. John P. Revnard,
Osceola, la. (20) 743 15
V afiX "Phone
Order
by
Phone.
There arc
Rio Seasons Courtney's
No matter what you want, or when you want it, wo can
supply you. Every modern facility for the rapid transpor
tation of Good Products is at our command and we can fur
nish you with Nature's Choicest Gifts from every Clime,
every week in the year.
If you want canned fruits and vegetables you will find
ours" just a little better" for they are all pYeiared. by ex
perts who know how.
Grand Showing of New Style
Boys' and Children's Clothing
The. same
excelence in
quality that
has always
marked
Ilnvdcn's
Clothing
the best.
Groceries - Meats - Dakcry
Table Delicacies - Fruils - liquors.
I'hone Douglas 047
Private Kxcbange
Connects All
Departments.
3
17tti ana Douglas Sis.
CHEAP land Jacobson & Co., 9.15 N. T. L.
(20)-M46B 29
CASH or trade, 1,440 acres, near Winni
peg, tin.; level, on new K. r. ; also 10
acres corn land, Hyde Co., S. IX Hnx
123. Sibley, la. (20) M678 17x
1 640 acres Lincoln county. Neb.. 820 acres
iiHiiiuiun county, n.an., one steam .thresh
ing machine and corn sheller, also horse
and buggy; what have you. WHt North
W!U5L .2n)-S3fi ffix
1605 Farnam Street.
Omaha, Neb.
(20)
FOR SALE, 640 ACRES
In Banner County, Neb., six miles from
county seat, for $4.00 per acre; $60 cash;
THIRTY CENTS PER ACRE
annually thereafter until paid. This is
open for a few days only. Address Q 176,
Bee, (20.1-636 18
FOR SALE OR TRADE
We are offering a first-class farm, which
is well improved and is a half mile west
of Calhoun, Neb. The owner wants to
come to the city and will take some city
property In trade. The farm Is 93 acres
and will sell at $76 per acre.
ROBINSON & WOLF
423 PAXTON BLOCK. (20)-8Sl 18
WE HAVE for sale over 6.000 acres of first
class farm land In Douglas. Washirgton
and Sarpy counties, Nebraska, some of
which we can exchange for city property
We also have a large list of good , farni
. land In western Nebraska at $o per aero
and up.
, M MENEMY & RIKER,
406 Bee Bldg. Tel. Douglas 61J.
FOR BALE.
Half section. Improved land, eight mllos
northwest of O'Neill, In German commun
ity; good rich soli. Price, $26 per acre;
easy terms.
C. F. McKENNA. O'Neill. Neb.
20 ACRES, unimproved, near Florence;
fine grove, balance farm land; easy
terms. A. T. Seybolt, 3622 Grand Ave
'Phone Webster 1970. (20) M360
(20)-M343 14
FIRST-CLASS Nebraska farms and ranehea
ur iiuiues or investment, tiemis, Omaha
(20)-3u0
A Special Land Deal
I have for sale a bunch of western Ne
braska land. In which I think there Is a
good chance to make some money. I
want somebody to go in with me. Will
take a few thousand dollars.
O. Q. WALLACE, BROWN BLOCK.
(20)-684 14
FOR SALE.
Hay farm, 240 acres, four miles south of
O'Neill; well improved; will cut 200 tons of
first quality hay. Price $16 per acre. This
Is a snap.
J. F. McKENNA, O'Neill. Neb
(20) M344 14
FOR SALE 1280 cares level land In Kim
ball county, $7 per acre; $2,000 cssh; tl.OOO
each year at t per cent. J. w. Dally,
Owner, 83 North 26th street, Lincoln,
Neb. (201-MS30 14x
8NAP If taken quick. Highly Improved
PW acres; only 6 miles from Pawnee City.
Want money. Call or address owner.
232 Neville Blk., Omaha. (2W MO 16
oatk Dale t a.
OUT THET Oa
You can always And good rich wheat land
and Just the kind of a stsok farm you
want by select ing from our luo.uoo-acre
tract in the famous Hettinger county.
North Dakota. Oo out and see It. Look
us up. William H. Brown Co., Klcaardton
or Mandan or Mott. Nona Dakota, or 11
Laealle tit., Chicago, 111. (2o) M3a V
ISO-ACRE South Dakota farm, smooth,
level, unimproved. $2,6u0 down, balance
five years. Near railroad and Mcpherson
county seat. Smith, Tama, la.
(J01-M698 Us
Two fine farms, half section each, high
state cultivation, new buildings and fences
cost $3,ou, dose to market, fine corn and
o lover section. Moody county, near Deil
Rapids. 8. D. Must be sold before Octo
ber 1; per acre. $47.60, easy terms; worth $6
more.. Flue homes or Investment. Act
promptly. H. V. Harlan, First National
bank. Dell kaplds. a D. (3o Mo67 Ux
RECEIVER'S SALE
October 1st. 1907. at Richmond, Fort
Bend County. Texas, the assets of Brasorla
Irrigation Company, comprising complete
rice irrigation plant, houses, etc.. 17.600
acres of tlrat -class rice and farming lands,
crossed by four railroads and within short
distance of the clilea et Houston and Gal
veston. Tex Inquire of
MARION DOUGLAS, Receiver,
Ualvesiao, Texas.
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FARMS FOR RENT
Colorado.
FOR RENT A number of farms lying
near Denver; good houses are being built
when needed, so as to provide com
fortable accommodations for tenants; the
size of the tracts varies, so that anyone
with an equipment to properly care for
any sired farm can be accommodated;
the land has been In cultivation from one
to ten years and is provided with both
direct and stored water for irrigation;
railroad stations are from one to tlvo
miles distant; good tenants with suffi
cient equipment can secure first-clans lo
cations on reasonable terms.
DENVER RESERVOIR IRRIGATION CO.,
711-14 Ernest and Cranmer Bldg.
Denver, Colo.
(20) M427 19
FOR RENT To a first-class farmer, a
farm of 180 acres in Douglas county,
Neb. Will make the best of terms.
M MENEMY & RIKER,
406 Bee Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
(201-793 15
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Paxton Block.
(22)-3ul
WANTED City loans. R. C. Peters & Co
(22)-3u2
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H
Thomas. 606 First National Bank Bldg.
(22)303
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property In Omaha; lowest rates;
no delay. Thomas Brennan, Room 1 N
Y. Life. ' (22) 304
UNION LOAN & INVEST. Co., 310 Bee
Loans on Real Estate. Bldg..
Buy 1st and 2d mtges. 'Phone Douk. TMH.
(22)-M12$ Oct6
BAILEY MACH
DENTISTS
THIRD FLOOU PAXTOX BLOCK
Corner 16tli nnd Farunm Streets.
v; l Best equipped Denial office In the middle west.
lllgnest grade Dentistry at Reasonable Prices.
Porcelain fillings, just like the tooth.
m . I II I law I III .
IV..
MONEY TO LOAN
Get our rates and terms before arranging
for a loan on real estate.
GARVIN BROS., 1604 t a mam
(22)
WANTED City loans snd warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St.
(22) 308
$600 TO $50,000 TO LOAN at lowest rates:
no delay. GARVIN BROS.. 1606 Farnam.
(221307
PRIVATE MONEY F. D. Wead, 15J0 Doug.
(22)308
MONEY TO LOAN-Payne Investment Co.
t2j 30
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
O'Keefe R. E. Co., 1001 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(22) -305
$500 TO $fi5,000 TO I-OAN Private monev;
no delays. J. H. Sherwood, 937 N. Y L.
(23
REAL ESTATE WANTED
$S00 CASH.
I want to buy small, modern home, on or
very near car, coating up to $3,000. Can
pay $KU) cash, balance $100 monthly. Box
2M3, PoBtofncf. (23) MKS3 16x
RANTEDTO BORROW,
WAN ED TO BORROW
$1,000 to enlarge a good paing business
with privilege to reduce loan yearly. Ad
dress W llo. Bee. (24) ""SI
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy second-hand furniture,
cook and healing stoves, carpets, lino
leums, office furniture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, leathers bed pillows, quilts
and all kinds of tools; or will buy Aia
furniture of your house complete The
highest prices paid. Call the right man.
Tel. Douglas Si,L (2u MJti UJ7
WANTED To buy first-class rooming
bouse. Must be In good location and
first-class condition. No second-cla?s
places need answer. Address J-l,, cure
Bee. (2o M&9 14x
CASH paid for second-hand clothing,
shoes, sUk KM No. 1U 8U Tel. Htd
t2. (23-21i
CASH paid for old books. Crane-Foys Co..
Ui a. 14th, Phone Douglas U. C-$10
WANTED A copy of The Sunday Bee of
March 81, 1907; anybody havlug a copy of
this issue please Uave at business office
and oblige; will pay 26 cents for paper.
0-)-6;i 15x
I WANT to buy a good seonnd hand tour
ing car cheap for casu. Y MM. oare Omaha
Bee. MU ?lx
WANTED TO RENT
SHOE salesman aa.it to share office or
store room; one or two trunks stored
while on Uis road. Address B s. Bee.
. (a&a 16X
WANTED TO RENT
(Continued.)
THREE or four unfurnished rooms, thor
oughly modern. In residence of private
family. South or west part of city pre
ferred, by business man and wife. Ad
dress K 20S, Bee. (2) 669 15
MIDDLE apod gentleman wants one lare
or two small front moms with bath In
private faniilv; furnished or unfurnished.
Address A 187, Bee. CM) 703 lox
WANTED to rent, board ind rooju- In
Hanscom Park district by teacher; pre
fers private family. Address N 'J33, care
of Bee. CM) MM2 17x
WANTED Two connecting front rooms,
with mealM, In private family; yowiis
couple and 2-year-old baby. Address S
2R3, Bee. (2fi) MX27 21 x
YOl'NG man wants board and room in
Catholic family. ReHstmable, references.
Address D 211, care of Bee. (Si) K'l lux.
WANTED-SITUATION
A MIDDLE-AGED widow lady would like.
position as inanaKlng housekeeper and
would do the plain sewing, or as care
taker while family are awuy; best' refer
ences; reasonable salary. Address H 177,
care Bee. (27) M539 14x
ADVERTISING man of long and successful
department store advertising experience
In New York, Chicago and I'ittsliurK, so
licits Interviews with department stores
requiring the service of a superior adver
tising manager. Address D 207, Bee.
(27)-4Ml 18x
OFFICE manager Hnd advertising man of
ripe and successful exiierlence seeks a
position with Bolue growing, progressive
concern, where superior ability and sur
passing results will command liberal sal
ary; If you're looking for a high-class
business builder address G 244, Hee.
(27) 912 lSx
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Priced at the
same close
margin of
profit that
always in
sures) cash
saving.
Boys' Ctothes That Wear
The quality of garments is a satisfac
tion insurance policy in itself. It's easy
to buy inferior clothing that will sell at
equal prices with our garments, but the
quality is not in them and in no case will
we sacrifice, quality for larger profit.
The confidence of our customers is our
greatest asset and we must be confident
1 i of the sterling worth of a garment before
S it becomes part of our great stock.
" v 1 The Fall season's showing surpasses
3 1 in variety and value any we have ever
M shown.
BOYS' KNEE PANTS SUITS in ovory
imairinalilo stylo material. Color in
cluding: nil Hie new and popular shades
of brown, $10 down to $7..r)0, $0.J),"),
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$L!)5, $L'.r0 and 1:95
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COATS AND OVERCOATS
A perfect assortment of the season's
latest now ready for your inspection, prices from $ll.50
lwn to $2.50
YOUTHS' LONG PANT SUITS A showing embracing
all the host on the market, every garment carefully selected
superior in quality and sure to give the host of wear sat
isfaction, no one ciHihl offer you. bettor, but few would
equal our values at $18 to $5.00
wumtiwi i nn mm 1 11 iMay
WANTED Ey first-class accountant, em
ployment evenings. Address K-21H, care
Bee. (27)-M345 llx
WANTED Hy all-round general store
clerk, position. Eleven years experience;
worker. Best reference. Address y-l,
care Bee. (27) MDii 14x'
EXPERIENCED and capable bookkeeper
open for engagement; lumber business
preferred; can furnish bund and first
clnss references, fair stenographer. Ad
dress L 1S care Bee. (27) MS17 15x
WANTED Housework In small family or
chamber work In hotel; not less than $"i
per week anil transportation. Address
Miss Cora Bailey, General Deliverv. Orand
Island, Neb. (27) Mk"i3 16x
WANTED Position by registered druggist
as manager of country drug' store; best
of reference. Write at once. Address
Y 993, care Bee. (27) M772 21 x
LADY, educated and reliable, will go out
by the hour to care for babies or small
children. Telephone Douglu-s D9M.
(271-790 15x
WANTED By competent stenographer
, and bookkeeper, a position; four years'
experience. Address O 234, enre Hoc.
(27 1799 lox
MEAT CUTTER Young man, good meat
cutter and salesman wlshea position;
good references. F 243, Bee.
(27-93 21 x
A
WANTED Ppslt Ion, eleven years In gen
eral merchandise; reasonable wages. Ad
dress Y 5, care Bee. (27ly-2 16x
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE I'KOCOdALS FOR
Laying ater Mains healed proposals
will be leceived by tlio city clerk of i;uvor
City, Nebraska, at his otlice until the iSuLi
day of September, lUui, at 8 o'clock p. in-.
for the 1 mulshing and laying of lo.fw feet
4-Inch cast water mains (wt. 22 lbs. to
foot); S.4w) feet of 2-mclj surface galvanised
main (pressure 2U) ibs. to n. Inch); 2,550
feet of iliich main (wt. 83 lbs. to foot), and
ioo feet of s-incli main (wt. 43 lbs. to foot),
with IS two-way tire nonle hydrants for
2'zs-lneh fire hose with all necessary fittings
for all mains and hydrants. Bids to In
clude the digging of all ditches at least
leet below the surface of street at any
place and the established grade of the city
and also to Include all connections anil
extras as shown bv the plans and speci
fications on file at oflli-e of said city clerk.
One-half of contract price for laying and
furnishing said mains as above to be paid
In cash and the bal ince to be paid in war
rants drawn on general fund of said city
(option to city to pay all cash). All bids
must be accompanied by a certified check
equal to 10 per cent of the amount bid as
a guarantee thnt If the bid la accepted the
bidder will enter Into contract to perform
and carry out the bid. The cltv reserves
the right to reiect aiw or all bids. W. L.
LEONARD, City Clerk. S7d24t
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
JAPAN, CHINA. PHILIPPINES, HONO
LULU AND AUSTRALIA
By the Royal Mail Steamers of the
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sailing from VanooHver, B. C.
CneiMf4 seme to th Orlsat oe oar stuai
ra. Kmiiraas of India, Emprs et China aae
gmpraaa of Jtpaa. Tbtaa ataamara ara las
laauat b;lt.i. AmarU-a and lSa far Kaat
Stranwr Mom (aits, ons daaa ol cable
paaaeugara eniy. at tn Inteiuicdiats rata,
falliiifa aboai arj iiu dan.
Slaasiara Moau, Mlowara and Aoraagt foraj
laa euir Una la Auatmia; riciiaai acoaaa
BoSaUoaa. laalllasa ooca aaonlk.
rr rate, lafarotatiaa aa4 Utaratarst as
sir ts
A. C . Stat. Ct a. igt, 83 8. Clark St., Chlcst
PATENTS that PBOTFCT-a
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FALL FASHIONS in
FRY SHOES
Our Fftll lines are now ready for
your inspection, and as always we
lead the Rhoe trade of the west in
tipi-to-date, snappy and fashionable
styles, as well an In perfect fit. fine
finish nnd high quality of our shoes.
$3.50, $4 and S5
No other shoes at these prices con
tain so much value, the perfect fit
and eletnnt nppenrance of the shoe
as the lines we are showing this fall.
Come and see the latest.
FRY SHOE CO.
n TBS IBOI1I
n 16th and Douglas Streets.
A Brand New Suggestion in
!Footweai
SOMETHING EXCLUSIVE
About the newest thing right
now in footwear for women is the
new Gulden Jirown. Ilight-up-to-the-mluute
in style and will prove
to be all the rage.
We have Just received a large
shipment of these 6hoes this week
and can show you the only exclu
sive line in the city. They come in a
cloth and kid tops, golden brownfl
tops, with gun metal vamps and
in button orlace. The stamp of
2 approval is set on this footwear
and we want you to see them.
Brexel Shoe Co.
1119 Farnam SI.
Full and complete instructions re
garding the opening of a part of the
Lower Brule Reservation, including
maps, etc., showing the location of the
land, will be sent on receipt of $1.00.
This land is lt-Bs than one hour's drive
from Pierre, South Dakota, the State
Capitali Reference, any business man
in Pierre.
J. 17. Laughiin,
Pierrs, South Dakota.
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iwr.niM tba ring to wear I ytarg. All I ah la j
that you ahow U to your frlanda sod toll thtna J
about my ppr. If you want on of thf ruiM I
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ABOUT
THE
REGULAR
FIRST CLASS
RATt
TO
WASHINGTON
THE F0LL:WI!i3 LOW RITES ARE IK EFFECT EVERY Ul 11 -OCTOBER
31, 1101:
$20
to Butte, Anaconda and Helena,
to Ogden, and Salt Lake City.
p ( to Pendleton and. Walla Walla.
iZi tZm I to Spokane and Wenatchee, Washington,
to San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego,
and many other California points.
to Everett, Fairhaven, Whatcom, Van
couver, Victoria and Astoria.
)to Ashland, Roseburg Eugene, Albany and
Salem, via Portland.
to Portland, or to Trtcoma and Seattle.
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For full Information Inquire at
Cin TKKET OFFICE, 1314 FAMMI ST. Fhtne Dciiglts 1823
rrs'rv.r
.ilSan flafiil-
A Check
drawn from this bank Is a recog
nized endorsement of the character
and standing of the depositor. The
same courteous treatment is extend
ed to all patrons. If you are look
ing for a strong, solid bank where
you can feel that your money will
be absolutely safe, come In and talk
the matter over with ns.
Our officers are always accessible.
OK AHA JtolOJUL BA JJK
lOli STREET
BETiYMN MRNArfE- DOUGLAS!'
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RUBBER GOODS
V MAIL KX'RCSS Oil FREIGHT
We sell a thousand different Items made of
Rublier. Write for our catsl'ieu" of Bubbsf
Ooods and Fatsnt Madlcinas TB.EH.
2-qt. Fountain Syringe, 6ue; by mail 60s
2-qt. Water "'sk. 60e, by mail t,0o
i..",d Trusses. $1 00 and fa.00
Hublier (iluves. 4Dc to 91.00
Frtlulit pultl on f 10.00 Cash Order.
SHERMAN & McCONKELL DRUG CO.,
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