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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1007. 11 1; I! x. I V I V 1 iv - OFFEREDTOR RENT Ileasea aad CorHi-Conlfi. Patrick Ave., I roomii. new and mod- jr-i-ti on Dtugla..., ITEMIS, raxton Bik. HOUSES, insurance. Rlagwalt. Barker Blk. i; ' U 2bi FOP. RENT-Four room and bath; every thing modern; furnace. Tel. Welmter : N. th SC CIS. 531 TinTTCPQ hi all ran nf t)e city, a.xvukjMu Cretan Boits Co.. n e mi. FOR RENT Modern 8-rooro brick hoo; ell convenience; eloM to car; rent .'5. 2)1 Willi Avnue. Inquire C. M Bitch mann. 418 Paxton Block. . (IB) 477 f-room bouse, . modern except furnace, raj Bo. 8Mh St. . (15)-149 14x h TinTTQTT'Q " all Pt of b city. Teler 'I liUU bili Trust Co., N. Y. Life Bids. f 1 , ' . llul ' 't it y VoTA-ENT--Walklrit distance, two nw ) hrfVs, I room. Ml modern, oak finlnli, SL? til 00. Artdreas 2545 Capitol Ave. Tel VT . sialic Douglas 45. 416) M497 10 ON CHARLE8, near 84th, new 8-r., all modern, on Harney car line. $.13:. Near 8nth and Burt. 8-r.. all mod., near Cuming and Harney car lines, p2.u0. . 24 N. 42J. 7 room, all mOdefn, .A O'KKEFK REAL. ESTATE CO., 10H N. Yc Life. -C ., , Phone Pong. 21i2. Oi)-lo6 15 EIGHT Tooitoh. 'all modern, 3522 Maple St., I an water rent. ' Four room. 3204 Maple St., barn, city water In kitchen, $16 and water rent. 6-room Tiouee, 8130 Burt St., 81i and water rent. CHRIS BO-TER, 22d and Cuming Sts. . .. , tl5-131 n i i . i i f I-ROOM modern house, 341 S.. 20th Ave. Tel. Red 2649. , (16) Mill lx SIX-ROOM, .second floor apartment. 542 8. 2hth Avi..arl modem. In new brick build ing, will be vacant October 1. Tenant l-ave ettv. Rent 335 and watertax. Ap ply at 540 S. 2iith Ave. . (16)-122 10X FOR RKNT Four rooms, toilet, pantry and cellar.' U I'Jerc . St. J. O. Alt house. t( '(16) 128 FOR RENT Six-room modern cottage. K2 8. 27th St. tel. Webster 4T. ... (15) 130 FOR RENT Two 5 and g-roorh modern cottage. Jjwulr 222. N. 26tl St. ' (15)-m 15x FOR itEN'f.-.Modern flat, near Han son m park; hot water heat. Call at 15Ti0, Bo. ant h si. i ..... . ' . r. ' (ir) MH4 . FIVE-KOOM .COTTAGE, modern except hett at 3018 Boyd street, . C .O. Carl berg, 911 N. Y. LUo itldg. (15) M171 ' Balldlaora., l24-2 NORTH 24TH ST., . South Omaha, good locations for butcher, barber, etc. 8. S. Curtl.4'. JSlr.Harney St. H. Schrerer, K$ N. 24th flt., -Sduth Omaha. (15) M920 FOR RENT-vthr upper ' floor. Innh'lre 1403 Harney: v , (15)-M312 FOR RENT Cellar, 20x 40, cement floor, for storag., 617 ,Puutli ,12th. St. tl6)989 13g THREE' olTlces on ecoiio 'floor of new Cnnsm-vattve. builiUng. li14 Harney St... modern and conveniently altuated In the 1 FOR REJKT-iDesk loom In Bee, office, city hsll building,, 417. N. SHlt . Bt., ooutn Omaha.. Apply to manager. (IS) 134 FOR R'JMJT Offlc space . In, ground floor room. on. Farnam St., near-17th. Address B-S7l ,car Be,. ... .. , . , (16)-MU 10 , ;" ti -i NEW-BTRB ROOMS- -Corner Ixx-ust and ' Sherman avenue, for dry goods, shoe or notion: good loca tion Tor rtghf party. ' Inquire Joseph Houska, 1 23 Sherman avenue). - - OB) M467 x On trororoomr tn new "Scargo" boll ding in sout n .-Omana. uear postomce, witn llghtil basement, modern show windows and vnliijf bt pnsslbl Ibostlon. Hall DiMtFuutor Co.; 8)7 First Natl. Bank Bldg. VuoTie Red T408. ' (lfiJ-MSW FOR RENTLarge store room. Iftth and Vinton 8t. C M. Baohmann, 437 l'axtnn block' - ' (15)-360 FOR lectures, concerts, dances and' ball. Fraternity hall. 1918 Harney St., opooalt) Public library. N. P. Dodg Co., 1714 Farnam St- (18)TM307 019 DRUG lTOPIE( beat unoccupied 'location for local drug builnex In ctty. Will al ter and lease- to. .rlitht' party. 'Also A-l grocery locatiofi'.- BEMIB, 808 Paxton. Blk. 'Pbons Douglas 685. 05 M340 OFFERED FOR SALE ANCHOR and Iron fencing; wire fencing to per oot.' U K 17th St. Tel. Red 81i . rrrmitmrt FOR 8ALB Furnttur of a lft-room house; . all or Dart:-, furniture must b mostly 1? SI biiMlneas. renter; oak finish; best of sup- tft (f light; boat and janitor sen-Ice furnish d; (i V can b leased separately o en suite, r 11 1 HASTINGS ,HJ5YDEN, 1704 Farnam Bt. T ' ' -m ' (1S)-M1 10 1 1 cash or term.u 17 N. ISth Bt. .1. ...... lit xiun Y V : f irntxMi'.ArvlVni ' i UTOVM JU. RANRr.S AT HALF PRICXt r"fV. soo nearly , new, slightly .ud. high-grade oy ouyinr oi us. we ao wn s riguu CHICAGO .FURNlTCHa CO.,, ' 1418 Dodge. ' r Tel. Doug. 4787. 0-132 tt.l ID IIAK'D furnltur bought and sold; busi ness on h square. Rosenberg, formerly with Chicago Fur. Co. 108 8.. 14th. Doug. 5SS5. , . itbi MtM WCt.; iU PlaaM, Orgjaas, Maaleal Iarasafta MUST RAISE THE CASH TO PAT THB MUELLeU ESTATE. Orer $100,000 worth pt pianos sold at leas than factory cost Call or writ at ones for piicea, caulogua and bargala list. ! , . , 1 Naw Piano tor rent, f S and op. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER PIANO COMPANY, TEL DOUQ. i2S. . U 1 MS FARNAM t3TREET. tl-J34 FOR SACK Excellent vpright piano, taken 1.1 on iuurvg.ie. uj. nuocpow, Kar iucii uiuia. ll tM r MTEIN W A r, I I Jl dltlon- Chen 1 W I l-PRIGH-yK . piano, second-hand, good coo' ivuu. Mucague i-iia. Kimball piano, fine condition &!. wwner must sen. Ji Davenport, it . .. ll6-fcW x pvwrttara ! Mwlig Jtaeatiasa. .. . - . . FOR lALK-HlBh grade second-hand Inx writer; good condition' a bargain at VA. .u rootu 9Ji, uh aiiog. (la 7l KE Remington typewriter. No. (. to good condition,' lor a( cheap. Call at B FOR 8ALE New and seOoad-band bnitard aua povi laoies. we lead the world la e leap bar nxturea; easy payments. Bruna-Wlca-BatkeVCollendar; 4Cf 8. lOin St, . TWO naarry wew Oliver typewriters, cost it, ir fjuicK saie, KLSC. 6V1 1'axtoo Blwle,,. ' " ;y QO-W2 9 ' allaeellaaeaaa. AI f "PRICK. 'rtln Tnnntt.lv umrunl. Kldpath s Jt.Btoty of th WurU, Atneri i'uwJ LiiO'clnnnedia.' Webstrr'a K'ae Ik'ti'naiy. U. H. Roberta, snuthweift cor nor lth.:nd Faiuam. tliii-Ml-ii NJ JOMEOPATHIO remedies. ' whole!. . re tail. Sherman. McCvjinell JJru Uuaha,.Neb. ' . , (16)-r . OFFERED FOB SALE i i .et la ureas cl . DUPLEX PUMP , Sno-gatlon Wortlilngton duplex pump, 1 12x10x10. for al about October 1. This pump ha een about elx montliS' a.-tual aervlce and It In good condition will Hf II at a Dargeln.' Apply. W.. II. BrldgeK. ehgl necr Be Bldg. (1CJ-4.0 GAS, ELECTRIC AND COMBINATION FIXTURES Largest, iiiont up-to-date stock at loweat prlree In the city, eelect now. Delivered when Bended. Inspection Invited. liUiiUESS UHANDEN CO., 112 So. 15th St. . - - XL tloug. iL , Ul)-?7 FOR BALE A butcher' refrigerator. v eral iIkw cases, a new peanut roaster, large coffee, mill, two lar automatic oil tanks and store fixtures too numerous to metillon. Glob Land and Investment Co.. Omaha, Neb. (1Bi2L DRL'OS at cut prices;. freight paid on all $10 orders; catalogue free. Sherman & Mc Conncll Drug Co.. Ofnaha. Neb. (1) 27i FOR SAl,l-Koll top desk, chairs, tables, rugs- Ofllcea for rent. W. A. Kerr. H-e . N. Y.' Life Bldg. - (ltl)-4i4 BKND U8 your mall order for drug; freight paid on til) lots. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. (!) 277 FOR BALE Furnace, suitable for heating a 9-rom, house; good a new; apply at once, ibZl Harney 8U Qti) 828 BMEKWIN-WILL1AM3 CO. best mixed paint. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. ... Untmia- FEW bargain In 24 hand, soda fountains, monthly payment. Derignt, WIS Farnam. . , (l)-28 FOR SALE A medium-sized bae burner; good condition; 15. C. N. Ball. 2MS Daven poi-t. ' (1S MiX 8 y- BECOND-HAN'D overcoat and firearm. Singer. 41 N. lBth. . U)-4ll ANYONE wanting to buy a Hutchison mil- sacon for the relief or clearness can get one cheap by applying to Mrs. A. P. Wood, 204 S. 25th St., Omaha. (M)-M831 15x Stove repaired and sold. Anything in stove line. Kance, 16U t. zw. . . (16)-M1S4 Nov.7 FOR SALE 1 hard coal stove. - Rudlant Home, and 1 hot blast sort coal stov. Col M7 So. 24th St. Tel. Doug's a5 ' - . , (1)-157 14 FURNACE, pipes and registers, $30.. SSQt Indiana Ave. I'lione Harney ma. , . OS) 161 13 HALL'S safe, new, 2d-hand. 1S1 Farnam. SALT, J1.00 per bbl. , Wagner, 801 N, l'ith. .. , iidi xuni RADIANT Home stoves, Remington type writer, refrigerator. 422 Franklin Ave. Tel. Red 2373. (!) M164 12X SIMPSON Rockaway, nearly new. very low price u tanen at once. M jones ou 'Phone Douglas 1707. (IS) 898 0x PATENTS D. O. BARN ELL. patent attorney and. ma chine dcaigner, 1' ax Ion DIK. Tel. Ked 7Ut LARSON A CO.-Book free," Bee Bldg. U7 282 PATENTS THAT PROTECT: Our, thre book for inventor mailed on receipt of cts. stamps. R. 8. A A. B. Lacey, Hoomi 29-39 1'acinc . Bldg.. Washington, D. C. Established 186!. (6)-M62 PERSONAL THE ELITKr-MSSAGES , Chalybeate scrub bath; expert lady oper ator; room 200 Barker block; 16th and Far nam; new estaDiisnment. lia mijb izx YnilNO WOMEN coming to Omaha strangers are invitea to visit in xoung Women's Christian Association rooms, 1614 Farnam street, where .uiey win- & di rected to suitable boarding places or otherwise assisted. (18) 5 M AnNT,.TTnteo,0y" na Massaga JU.-a.UiNriAltuv.cor Tub Rath Room 8. 1204 Farnam SW. 2d floor. , ,.. - . (! AUCS OQtiS P L E All N G button.. Ruching, Dyeing ' and - cleaning, sponging- an! shrinking only , to . per yard. Send lor price list ana sampleii. 10 Douglas Block. Tel. Douglas 1938. CUO-MS44 A HOME) for women durlnir confinement win mi a comrortaoie nomes- tor naoie Whose mothers cannot care for them; ao- rommodatlon first-class, terms reasonabla Address Mother Lee, Superintendent Tin ley Home. 'Phone Douglas 1921. 408 Ban croft. QS V8U octiex THB SALVATION ARMY solicits cast-off clothing: tn fact, anything you do not need.- We c1)eet. -repair -and sell, at 114 K. 11th St., for cost of collectings to the worthy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 4135 and wagon will can. tlB ui A SATIN skin secured using Satin Skin cream ana oatin tsKin aee 1'owaer. ioc (18) PRrVATB CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs DT. tlUlg, 1XM IN. iKTl Bt. lt. WeD. 3.51. 18)-2 WE RENT machines. $1 per week, or $1 per month. Neoraska Cycle Co., corner ., come (18) 690 iitn ana iiamey bis. M A OKRTTfJ treatment and bath. Mm. (!$)-& OMAHA 6tammerra institute. Ramus d8-883 Building. - PBNNELL MILLINERY CO.' 16U Doug, laa. uv-187 Nov 17 SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mall; cut Brloe. Pend for free catalogue. Myers illloa Drug Co.. Omaha. OS-287 REAL ESTATE RBSAI. 8CSTATB DEALERS. ' RUSSELL MKITRICK CO,, 433 Ramga (19j-2j PATNK INV. CO., 1st floor N. Y. L. Doug. 1781. (19) -291 PETERS TRUST JO., N. Y. Ufa Bldg. (l)-2i3 GEO RGB COMPANY. 1801 Farnam. Tel, Douglas 751 (ia 3i CITY PBOPEETY FO SALE. , TRACKAGE PROPERTY ' To lease, 100 per month. 150 feet on Sixth Bt., 177 11. deep., on B. &. M. railroad. ANNA V. METCALF, Phone Doug. 671. 12H4 Bo. 10th Bt. (18) 481 Octl4 . RESIDENCE BARGAIN . Southwest corner 8th and Ptno St.. 7 rooms, all modern residence; lot 65x131 ft. $4.0t0. $1,0 caxh, balance 4 years at 8 per cent. Owner leaving for California. This la a barxain, such a you don't often find. House la splendidly built and In on of the most desirable neighborhoods In the city. , p. V. SIIOLES COMPANY, . 110 Board ef Trade Building. Tel. Douglas 48. Ground Floor. . () 148 10 84.SOI will buy elegant nine-room, modern house at 414 North list Su; east front., paved street, permanent sidewalk; beautiful 1 an; large shade trers; easy terms, if necessary. THOMAS KRENNAN, Hooru 1, N, Y. Life Jfldg. ; (I0)-'T?1 REAL STATE at reasonable prices; write f..r Hat. 11. R. Bubiosna. Buna Crux, Calif uiala. , (19) M40 Novix REAL' ESTATE citt profkrtv roa SALSL . . (Continued.) HARRISON & .MORTON r Foliowlng the habit of many ttp-to-data merchant, Iw take) thll'oppor tuntty .to thank our patrons for the bUBlnes entrusted to tis in 1 tho past nine montng. , " We hare not tried to do the largest business, but the mrjst satisfactory, In the city. We have tried to be thor ough. .. We believe In ourselrea, but we ad mit there are others. We appreciate the many very high class patrons who have honored us with their confidence. Their kindly feeling we count a valued and growing asset. We have not mored for fifteen years end are not Intending to move now, and have no clearance sale, but we try to keep in touch with bargains and think we know. one when we see it. Properties mentioned below are not all great bargains, but some are. and all, we think, arc fair value. ' ACREAGE 2 acres adjoining the Omaha city limits. half way between Center and Leavenworth St a., on 54th Bt.; Hos well, south slope-.), easy terms. 3 acres on the 13th St. car line between Omaha and South Omaha. Some good for est trees on It. Splendid view and tn point of car service to either city It Is the best piece or acreage we Know or on the mar ket. Will divide Into three 1-acre piece at il.OCO each. 3. acres on North 16th St.. two or three block north of the end of the paving Sl,2u0; easy terms. 6 acres very good land on the inuln road north of Krug Park about 8 miles 11,250. 7 acres on the Florence Blvd., this side of Miller Park 82,100. 10 acres, with 7-room house, small bam. some shade trees and 200 or 309 young fruit trees, near Center St., H mile outside city limits J3.H00. 14 acre on main road (60th St.) Joining the new U. P. Ry. cut-off; native prairie od; lies well 8200 per acre. 20 acres rloh vallev' land instds tha cltv limits on 54th St., joining the new U. P. Ry. cut-off 8200 per acre. ' SPECIAL INVESTMENT 55 ACRES OF CITY LAND Our largest tract of unplatted land close to the Hanscom Park district a rough looking cornfield now owned In London by a corporation that took It unwillingly for a debt. They insist on selling to clear up their Omaha Investments. For about 850,0u0 the land could be bought and graded ready for platting and marketing as residence lots. This tract touches the 2-mlle olrclo from tho Omaha "P. O.. IS-4 block from Hanscom Park, extends from 3tli to 42a Sts. and-has 6 block front on Center St. (paved), with the Omaha Field club golf link across the street. The Belt Line Ry. goes through the middle of the piece and part of the land might be used as trackage property. We think there I a good profit in this to divide, and It cannot help becom ing very valuable as the city grows around It. RESIDENCES JOHN MORRISON IlOUlBE, 4908 Florence" boulevard 9 room, excel lently built house, large barn, grand old forest tree In the yard, fine view, diagon ally across from Rome Miller's 825,000 coun try residence. Mr. Morrison has moved, away and says this place must be sold. Former price $7,000 price to move It $8,500. housq close: in. V - ! : '.0 . Fine, large, old, but rood house, -Just a little off of Farnam, on 26th St.; east front lot, with room for another house or flat I heat close In location In the city $7,000 buy the entire property. , WEST FARNAM. 10-roora house, tn the most desirable part of West Farnam district, perfect In every way to. be taken off the market today, but think it can still be had Price $12.500.. . NEW HOUSE Ready to move Into, on fist, near Mr. JoHlyn's residence; 8 'room, house con BtriM'.ted xinder most careful supervision of owner; full two stories, best of plumbing and heating, growing neighborhood, ele gant country view. Price $4,000; term if desired.' - '; '''" "COTTAGE7 HOME.' "'' ' .."Almost new. 8 rooms, best plumbing, 60 foot south, front corner lot, on Larlmore, not far from Florence boulevard; suitable for home or Investment. Price, $2,200. 'COTTAGE, FLORENCE BOULEVARD. House beautifully altuated, five large rooms; snugly tucked away among grand old forest trues; considered very homelike; ground 824 by 190. Owner leaving- the city and house must ba sold. 1' BUSINESS PROPERTY 72x132 ft. on Farnam near 22d, $200 a ft. Part of this Is under ground leas at 6 per cent net. We think this land will go . to $400 a ft. In five years. $28,000 for a business corner that we can not recommend too highly very lightly Improved.' We think this the beat buy in the city today. Ask us particularly about it. $18,000 for a close in growing piece of busi ness property on the main tnorougniar. Good, but not as good as the above. 44xm ft. near tho First National Bank, . 67,000. 44x 88 near Paxton Hotel, $7,000. 90,000 square feet of floor space; excellent warehouse building. wltn trarkage: build Ing would cost to dupllcatev8So,UV. Price $10,000. Owner might consider taking stock . In good business for part of the value of nis ouiiaing. SmSjJl piece. Improved on lower Farnam 6t.r $11,000. VACANT LOTS. 111 BRTGGS PLACE. We had 111 Brians Place lots to sell have sold 17. Tho order from the owner was: "Put prices on them that will sell them not keep them." We put our prices on i ne m ana mere - was not a ngure changed by the owners. Our opinion of ineir cneapness nut been vermeil by capl tallstlc clients of other offices coming In uuu uuyiiia- inem snnpiy ror an investment, Call for plat. Over is) left. 7 LOTS WEST FARNAM. Our beautiful 7-lot bunch on 4ist near vet 1- amain car has been broken Into and 3 are gone. Both purchasers will build good houses. A lady In that vicinity called u up to know for sure if we hadr sold a lot there as low as $1.4(i0. We told her yes, and we had one or two left at that price, iney may not last lung, however, now they are broken Into. A postal card win gi yvu a piai. 64x80 near Bt, Mary's Ave. church. $2,300. 27x115 near high school. ll.fcoO. .23x132 near Omaha club,,$2,10a 64 ft-. Harney neur d. $u0 a foot. 60xlA opposite Charles Turner', $3,300. lOOxuft In the heart of the West Farnam ojairici 49, uuu. "fix 130 Opposite Rome Miller', $2,000; all specials paiu. 8 lota on Grand Ave.. Just west of Roma Miner a, stsuu eaon; sewer, water and gas. 4 lots near new cathedral, double front, lO fl.SJW. SULPHUR 8PRINQ8 LOTS. We have about 25 good lota left In Sul phur Spring addition, all on grade, with street improvement In and some shade trees, trices, ituo to xwo each; easy terms. W restrict this district to mat residence. thua doing away with the dungsr of undesirable surroundings. These are the cheapest good lots north. Call for plat of i no 10 '.s we uave leiu HARRISON & MORTON, 812-913 N. Y. Life. Tel. Doug. Sit. ; r . ' , . are tho who will REAL ESTATE CITT PROPF.rtTY FOK SAtB. (Continued.) COUNCIL BLUFFS . ; Do vou want a three-room house and fix lota In Ct. Bluffs? Good well; Ave blo.-k to car line, near 20th St. and Fourth Ave.; 3800.00 buy It; $300 cah; bal ance monthly if desired. . $2400.00 An eight-room house and lot at 2011 N. 21st St.; house modern except furnace; good cistern, cherry and apple trees, grape arbor. Easy terms. $1750 A seven-room house, two lots; well and cistern, barn, fruit trees, lawn, shade trees, picket fence; two blocks from oar line extension; near 43d and Maple. Ict us show this property. It can be bought right. $1800.00 V Will buy a six-room house and 30-foot lot. close In; $600.00 cash needed te handle this property; has cistern, city water, toilet, barn. Good for a home or In vestment. Near 20th and Paul.. . i $3200.00 Nine rooms, thoroughly modern, faces Kountse park. The owner has left city and wishes to sell. This is a de lightful home. Can be sold cn easy terms. TURRKLL CO.. Room 17, Patterson Bldg. Tel D. 113J. (19) M107 10 FOR QUICK SALE S!x-room house, ell modern except heat. fu'l bricked cellar under whole house, per manent walks, nice lawn, lot Is 60x138; West Farnam district. Act quick If you are looking lor a bargain. WEST FARNAM DISTRICT ' $3,000 WHAT A SNAP For an 8-room all modern house. With hot water heat, permanent walka, good barn, fine lawn: house also includes steel mnge. gas range and some linoleum; .lot Is 60x138. SOUTH 35TH AVE., ' NEAR FIELD CLUB We have an 8-room U modern house, fine east front lot, 60x126, high and sightly, nice shade trees, and two block to car line. Vacant, so can give Immediate pos session. This Is cheap at $3,XV but will consider a cash offer for quick sale. Don't miss this opportunity. , . BIRKETT & TEBBENS, 423 Bee Bldg. . . 'Phone Douglas 4764. 1 nit J19 13b f. " 1 1 t i . i i ji SPECIAL HOUSES . ' . . SPECIAL ''PRiC 'J' ; $27 8. 21st St., 8 rooms, sewer, water, gas; close to tows; only iz,zau.-.;r so.( 2223 Miami St., 7 rooms, modern except fur nace; run lot; permanent wants, paved treeta; need some repair.' A bargain at $2,650. Near 30th and Ames, hOfj4i 9' rewms, one1 acre of ground; splendid piece; $3,760. 84th and Ame Ave., new mortars nous; everything nice; full lot? $2,858. t.' - 8028 Plnkney St., new -- cottage, - 5 room, moaern, cement waucs;' ,juo. - Three houses, cm corner; payeA, street,' etc., rent, lur jrice. ooyr M.iio. - A good modern- house, 8 rooms,- on car line ana nice location, want to trade for Urm- ;- AV.I ' W. T..GRAILW-. 804 Be, Bu tiding. jaS)r-994 10 A N NO U N C E M EHT v SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY, : OCTOBER 19 - OF SOME OF THK BEST X'OTS v " IN DUNDEE. , ' ' Every lot and street has been ' brought to estannsnea ana unirorm grade, City water, electric light, trees atid; cement waias arj nuw 111, ur win urn dui in ironj, of every lot without expense to .pur chasers. All lots are either on or within thre block of West Farnam and 'Dundee car line. .... $47$ to $575 for the best lots, except cor ners. Terms, $100 cash; balance, $18 per mouth; 6 per cent discount for cash. , Watch this paper for further 'Information auout tn saie. - .. . . . . Call at our office and secure plat and let us snow tns property. GEORGE ft CO.. 1101 Farnam St. Oct. 9 and 10, 1907. (19) MJ09 10 SMALL HOMES-SMALL PRICES. New 6-room cottage, modern but furnace, one block to car line, fine location,, want New (-room cottage, modern but. furnace, paved atreet, large lot, rlose to car, cheap at $2.1U0. Four-room cottage, water and gas In kitchen, three blocks to car, Close in, good location, only $?60. Another Ilk it adjoining only $900. New 8-room and a 3-room .cottage,. . jiear 24th and Vinton Bts., $22.60, ...very cheap, $1,750. '.,' LOT BARGAINS. ' Two lots, 31st and Ames, sewer, water and gas in street; for both, 300. (Lot In this locality selling for $5u0 each.) Three lots In Omaha View, $W0 each, or $.fiO for the bunch. Fifteen lots, 8m h and Ames, ou car line, $u0 up. i- WRIGHT LASBURY. Tel. Douglas 152. 604 8. ltith St. , (19)-M113 10 . A PROPERTY on a main business thor oughfare, having a present snnoal Income of $1,638. with a frontage on the side street and alley, giving a total available fronts g,i of 210 foet for future permanent Improve ment, which would always bring good rents; etight to be a good purchase at 20.0ti0. I have such piece. HENRY F. WYMANl 100$ New York Life Bidg. , . (19)-MS 12 FOR BALE A wen built '10-roora frame house, beautifully finished in bard wood; hard wood floors, mantels, modern-bath room, and conveniently arranged. Will sell at a very low price, to b removed from present premises by purchaser. Ad dress C. C Rosewater, Be Bldg. Omaha. V (I9)-M317 M LOTS m Halcyon Height. Bensoa, lying well, clos to tr line; 20' minutes' rlu to Omaha. Will sell altogether or in bunches of Ave. For prices and term ad dress H 42, car bee. (19) 167 $1,800 8-room house, good repair, partly modern, 4th and Hamilton. Easy term. Tel. Red 3-17. 19) MI'S 10 FOR BALE Two beautiful lot on 34th and Elm; on grade, plenty of shade trees; either for buslnen or residence property. 728 Bo. 9th St.. 'phone Douglas St0. J. 8. Bond, direct from owner, no conimUsion. -. H, 09J-4M only salosmon ydu can employ keep everlastingly at it. REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR 8AL89 (Continued.) THREE lots cheap. Third and Panrroft Bt. Aaarts it. a. Le. nancmri. (1)-M811 OctlOx LIST your prmrty with Chi Boyer, 22d and Cuming Bt. OS) HOl'SE and lot for sale, modern except heat. Bee owner. ISIS N 22d. (1) M'66 12X PEAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST Of) lX CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. Pres. v'v FOR SALE By the owner, room house. 1129 S. 38th. a modern 7 (19) M436X BUY THI8 BARGAIN. Lot at 2Sth and Fort streets only $228. B O. Noidqulst, Owner, (i24 B. 80th St u)-;sia REAL ESTATE FARM AND HAM CM LAND FOB SALS. . Arkansas. Masnwaa BAY! bomeseeker, speculator. Investor, don't' buy or move until you get par ticulars concerning northwest Arkansas; you will be surprised; don't wait. Ad dress Oswalt, 0v. Ark.Mm m Iowa. WES1ERN IOWA coin land fot sal and exchange. W.lt H. L. Craven Co. Onawa. Ia. (20-M6 OlSx BEST bargain on market, 400 A., all flue land, 8 ml. N. E. Spirit Lake, I.; well Improved, best soil; must be sold; worth $75.00 per A. Price next 30 day. $47. aO; one-third cash; bal. terms. Write tor particulars. E. Stebbings. Spencsr. Io. . , (20) MlOlllX FOR SALE OR RENT A good farm of 158 acres, about IVt mile southeant cf Underwood; now farmed by Mike Kynn. Th land is good and the improvements are fair. Rent for the season of 1908 Is 83.15 per acre. Apply to LeOivird Everett, 18 Pearl Street. Council Bluffs, la. (20) Milt llx Kansaft. KANSAS LANDS Writ for our complete 'list of Kansas land. Agent wanted. Globe Land and Investment Co.. Omaha, Neb. ' 130.-M6.SO1O - I.1NN COUNTY. KANSAS. LANDS. 900 acres. Improved, terms 8T4 160 acres, fine a silk 8a fia acres, close In t 66 40 acres, walking distance 20 Bargains galore. M'CARTY & RENEAU, La Cygne, Kan. (20) M928 12X " ' MtSMwrt. ir-ntt KALE 500 farms, stock ranches. Kansas and Missouri; prices from $25.00 to $6.0.00 per acre; from 40 to 2.000 a-;re. Before you buy, sell or exchange, wrll for our free lists, giving full descrip tion, location and price direct from own er. F. H. Humphrey, Fort Bcott, Ran. ? (20) M106 144 Manttuuu FOR 8ALB--Two homtead' rellnqui th- tural. land pear Culhertson, Mont; pri 30, $300 each. A. G. Middleton, Culbertton, Mont. Ktvt uvai nx Nebraska. KIMBALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA Two section $ miles north -' of Kimball, smooth land, black soil, $6.26 per acre. Terms can b arranged. ' - O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE. CO. 'lOOi New York Life Bldg! : a Omaha, Neb. ! . -30)-136 15 FOR SALE 240-acre farm 9 miles from town; on rural rout and telephone line; soil medium heavy and level; 120 acre broke, 15 acres of alfalfa and red clover, 10 acres of ash timber. Price for the next 20 days, $40 per acre. Eaay terms, Ad- dress Box, 2,. Orchard, Nb.. J. C. Alex jinder. . .;;,;. (2O)-40110x flRST-CLASS Nebraska farm and ranch -for homes or, Investment., Bemia Omaha. ; . . tap-aoo V. D. WEAD has moved hi office to Wead Building. 18th and Farnam Sts. . (20) M0 $10 AN. ACRE, cash (no trade), buy .160, acre at good rfay and farming tand south of Stuart. Neb.;' also Improved land for sale. J. H. McAllister, O'Neill, Neb. '..'.' , (20) M172 Wx - FOR SALE 640 acre of the finest tock ranch land In the west; fine hay: un limited .sprrng water; good grazing; C miles from lialgler. Neb. E. C. Moran, 47 South Canal street, Chicago, 111. . ' (20) M148 lfix l MtsllaBCa. CHEAPE8T land In U. 8. for H th crop; indeis .30) Oi REAL ESTATE LOANS LOWEST RATES Femls, . Paxton Block. (25-801 WANTED City loan. Pater Trust Co. WANTED City loans snd warrants. W. . Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St - . t2i)303 $1,000,000 TO LOAN en business and rest deuce property in Omaha; lowest rates; no delay, Thomas Brennan. Room 1 N. Y. Life. (22)-304 LOANS on Improved Omaha property. O'Keef R. B. Co.. 1001 N. 'Y. Life Bldg. - ' 122) -309 LOANS Ob Improved city property. W, H. . Thomas. 606 First National Bank Bldg. ' (22) 303 $500 TO $50,000 TO LOAN at loweat rate; no delay. GARVIN BROS., IsOe Farnam. . (22)-30I PRIVATE MONEY F. D. Wead, 1520 Doug. WANTED Building loan. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY. Tel. Doug. 1781. (22)-727 U $500 TO 805.000 TO LOAN Private money) no delay. J. H. Blierwood. 937 N. Y. L, MONEY TO LOAN-Payn investment Co. . (i2)-80 FARM mortgage of $2,000, S per cent semi annually; also a city mortgage of 8l.3u0, drawing 8 per cent, for sale. Patterson, 1823 Farnam Bt. (22)-M44l t$ F. D. WEAD ha moved hi office to Wea4 Building, 18th and Farnam Si. (22) 81 WANTED TO BUY CAUli paid tur aacond-band clothing. . c. ..w. 8u No. Ulh BL Tal Fed 8326. (Zil-ili WANTED to buy. a good billiard and pool hall.' Address T. a.. Box 764. Ne vada, la. ' (25) Mm 21x WANTED To buy second-hand furniture, j cook and beating stove, turpeis, lino leums, office furniture, old clothe and shoes, piano, feathers, bed pillows, qullti nd all kinds of tools; or will buy th furniture ot your house romplet. Tnt I highest prices paid. Call the light man. let. uoug. fJil. UB Mtoz oct. XI WANTF.D-Oood buffalo head; ad vis con dition ana raah price. C. C. Siulth, slat Street, Pittsburg, Pa. K (-M II x flaX BSSRRSSK. WANTED TO BUY (Continued.! WANTED To buy or rent, a 8 or 8-horse power hoisting engine, In good order. Ad dressers 8. lMh 8U (26) M128W CASH paid for old books. Crsne-Foy Co., in . ittn. " none uougias isii. tj i VANTED TO RENT WANTED By- yottng men. age 17, a home with a nice family; good appear ing; send for my photograph; gool habits and willing to work; object 1 home. T. L. 8., Gen. Del.. Auror.i.MII. (26 M104 10x WANTED Two nlco rooms for light house keeping: close in; must be within 13 blocks of Bee Bldg. Address L 3M, Bee. CK)-M140 12x YOUNG lady desires board and room In private family; walking distance, ao dress W 873, care Bee. (28) M126 lOx WANTEDSITUATION YOUNO man stenographer will be open for position sbout Oct. 1; ha clerical experience; reference. Address L 248, car Bee. (27) M9V4 WANTED By experienced dressmaker. work to cio by the day. Call on or ad dress 2808 Dodge St. Tel. Harney 8750. (27)-ti37 Nov8 POSITION as office manager b.v experi enced, competent man; expects a good alary and can earn It. Andres U 300, care Bee. (27) M182 11x BUTCHER wants situation, country or small town. Address M-3o, Bee. t27)-M168 12x SITUATION WANTEP-By an experienced young lady stenographer. References furnished. Address Kox 69, Beatrice, Neb, (27)-M162 10X WANTED A position as salesman with a reliable firm, ny an ambitious young man; neat appearance; good references. Ad dress Y-107, care Bee. (27) M194 12x STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER .fcXperlencer young lady desires position. References given. Address A. . Box 42, jieaince, neo. .. , Kit) nllil lux YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPH Elf! experi enced in billing and clerical work, wiahes a gooa position; references. Address K sxj, care oee. (z) Ml lix COMPETENT woman wants engagements . iir sewing in lamlllc. Address N 38 Bee. (27)-172 12x WANTED Position as bartender by mld- uie-aKru a-enuemaii, wun flood rcrerencea, Aoaress J are Be.. (Z7) M14J 12x REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Charles J. Gall and wife to James R Almy, lot 12, block 3. Dnmar Place. $ 1,128 micnaei j. mcManon to Catherine Mo Mahon, part lot 4, block 11, Redick's subdlv Michael F. Sweenev to Delia P. Hln- chey, lot 11, block 114. South Omaha S.600 iawara m. Bruce and wife to Martha M. Ish, lot 4, block 6, Forest Hill.... 17,600 r rancin r . Hamilton to redertck P. Hamilton, wi4 lot 14 and e46 feet lot 15, Courtlandt Place , 4,800 Airrea Millard to Carrie Millard et al., H part of e44 feet of lot 1, block 161, Omaha Same to Elmlra B. Millard, part lot , block 79, Omaha Same to same, w63 feet lot 6. block 79, vjiiiaua , -Josephine G. Kitchen to ftophla Leh- ! block 8, Summit Place.. ;.. , L'pton Bwlngley to Catherine Z. Cren- 4,000 2,500 2,300 979 enaw, lOl 12, DIOCK . Bhlnn 2d -dd. . r'.' William F. Lorenxen and wife to Her mnn Kraft. s26 feet of lot 15 and nl2.8 feet of lot 14, block 2, Okahoma Park H. A. Wolf and wife to Jesse H. Hut ton, lot 8, block 182H. Omaha John W. McDonald, sheriff, to H. A. weir, same i jsaitn v. Preston to John G. O'Connell, lot 4. block 6. Kllby Place... James Cathroe et al. to Clarence L. Locke, lot 1, Fort View Annex Ernest Sweet to Nathan J. Mantel, tract tax lot 12, 33d and Harney Sts.. Elmer U Fehr to Edward A. Smith, part lot 8. block 3, Sweesey'a add.... C. G. Carlberg and wife to Charles G. Anderson and wife, lot 3, block 2, Carlberg' subdlv. Hut tie J. Williams and husband to William B. Sherwood and wife, wVi Mot 6, block 2, Rush & Selby's add.... John C. Wharton, trustee, and wife to tooo 300 4,280 18 600 850 P. Mosher, part m sc-4. 18-15-13 13,500 Hiram a. iitteii to Lincoln c. Mas den, lot 8, block 8, Hitchcock's 1st add. . H. T. Brass to Nellie C. Huntley, lot U. block 3, Maxwell sV Freeman's add. Evergreen Land and Improvement company to Evergreen Cemetery company, nv seVi, 26-16-12 Ida Spalding to Emma J. Millard, lot 2, block "O," Lowe's add J. Plambeck and . wile to Christian Hansen, ae4 ne and net, se, 6-14-11 . COO 1,700 600 8.400 Same to Henry Planibeck, ne'i, 8-14-11 3,000 fciilzaDein Kountxe. rteai-luitaie com . nany to WInnlfred M. Heydcn. lot 14. ' block 22, Kountze Place 1.200 Total ..370,761 LEGAL NOTICES LINCOLN, NEBRASKA SEALED BIDS win u reoMived by the undersiKned un til 13 o'clock noon of the 2Mn tUy of Oc tober, 1907, for tn erection ana con t met inn of onf; (1) fireproof winr. one (1) cottage, nnd one (1) store room tn ba built on the grounds of the Hos nlial for the Inaane, Norfolk, Nebraska- Bids for the steafu heating, plumbing and electric work to be taken separately. A certified check of $1,600 on a bank doing kuainpsa in Lincoln, Nebraska, must accom pany each bid conditioned as set forth under parsgrapu nu. v. m. ici-nuii;i,i peclncaiions. i ui mwo ni ruono Landa and Buildings reserves the right to reject any or all bids and waive defects In same. Plans and specifications can be seen t the office Of the undersigned, state capi tal building, Lincoln, Nebraska, or at the nfflra of the Hospital for the Insane a Norfolk. Nebraska, or at the office of the stale arcliiteci, ueors;a a. oerungnor, rooms 60-004 Burr block. Lincoln, Nebraska, Th. xtate architect will, upon reuuost accompanied with a check or money order for $50. send extra sets of plans snd epecl n.iinni for clivals use for those n. string them, and 16 of this amount will be refunded when plans and specifications are returned in gooa oraer. uwKtlU U. JUNK1N, Secretary of Ktat. l4-aui6 OCEAN STEAMSHIPS JAPAN. CHINA. PHILIPPINES. HONO LULU ANSI AUSTRALIA Dy the Reyal Mall Steamer of th Canadian Pacific Railwa; SaUltat from Venoeover. B. C VhshIM awtee te the onset ea er suaav ra, topros W lasts. Basraas ( ChiD s4 KnsrM el Thas stints ar tk UMal smwms ssisrlts as is Car But. StMsur Hosteafie, eae Uat af Mkla Mly M th hitrin nM Ssilisss even M says. Simbmi Meaaa, Mlovar Aersagt frrm tk suly IIh la Australia; smiiw seieay sUuBa Stills um s ror raus. talwswtiea as Uttsstsre, a. sir i.C.Shaw.CMi.tit.. f))3.Clirk SI.. Chltti Always) Read THE OMAHA DEE ' Best tk". West SCASSELl MAY GET PALLIDM i$hop Will Be Archbishop if Tim ii . Successful. OTHER PRELATES . TAVOR . 'THIS ( Coadltloas pela.l.ty (lie Lata Pope I.ea Caa Be Met. Umaka Will Became) am Arca dlaeee. When St. Cecelia's cathedral I ddkald and the first mas celebrated within ft walls the paltlum may b conferred on Rt. ReT. Richard Bcannell. bishop tf Omaha. nd the Omaha diocese become an arch- d loces. This is thAhop of Omaha, Catholic and the distinguished archbishops of the coua- rv, four of whom hav been guest of Blsnop Bcannell th last few day. Pooa Plus X may. direct that an arcn- dioccse be established In Omaha when th condition re mot. which the lata Pop Leo mentioned when fee declined five. year go to- sanction the establishment ot an archdiocese -of Omaha. The bishop of Rome. Leo. . held then thst the time was not ripe and that an archdiocese would succeed the dloce of Omaha, when th circle wa sauared In Iowa,' and Ds Molnc became a se city, giving th areh dloreao of Dubuque th diocese of. Sioux City. Davenport and Dea Molne. . When the archbishops of the .country .fet In Washington next April It I be lieved they will sk for a se city at Des Moines. Archbishop Kean ot Dubuque ha many time proposed In public ad dresses that Omaha b rnd sn rehdlg cesc and understand that It rest with De Moines becoming th headquarters. Of a new diocese. At the) dinner given by Bishop Bcannell to tho distinguished e cleslastlc Sunday evening Archbishop . Keane said. It wa a dear hope of his that Omaha would become an archdloocs. ( Otker Prelates Favar It. Other archbishop are ssld to b heartily In favor of th new diocese In Iowa, to be followed by an archdioce in OmsWa, and consider this an expansion of C'uthdllotam in recognition of the growth of th church In the west. ' ' Th diocese of Omaha now Mas an area of 62,996 square miles, being; larger by 20,000 square miles than the archdiocese of Bt. Louis, the second largest in the United States. There ar but thre. archdioceses west of the Missouri river, San Francisco, Santa Fe and Oregon, and It Is felt that the great growth In Catholic population will Justify Rom In .naklng Omaha the home of an archbishop. While In th rlty tharehbUhops of St. Paul, St. Louis, Dubuque and Chicago -are aid to have discussed the subject to some, extent and were favorable to th expansion . movement. ArchblshAp Ireland was much Impressed with th magnificent parade Of Catholic churches and Societies Sunday and commented on It a being one of tho great, evidences of strength and growth In th west. ' '' While In Omaha the archbishops and bishops, who constitute the board of direc tors of the Csthotle Relief committee, held their semi-annual meeting to go over the affair of the Insurance society which car ries the risk on Cathollo churches and' In stitutions. Archbishop Glennon of St. Louis came to Omaha for the purpose' Of being present at the' meeting. ' No Important ac tion was taken In regard to lnsurauce and no changes were made tn th board or plan of conducting- the relief -work. i HARVEST PREVENTS THE TOUR Enormous Frlt Cross la Wash lag.- - tan trelo Yakima Bscaswlon ' to Omaha. Because 'the merchants of the Yakima valley In Washington are loo busy handling . the big fruit crop, the North Yakima, Commercial club and clubs of neighbor ing cities will not- take their proposedVlrede' excursion to Omaha this fall. In a letter to Commissioner Oull of the Omi .Com mercial club, the president" "oT ' the North Yakima club - says' th trip has been ar ranged In detail for next March and that th excursion will stop at Oraaha and a" number of Nebraska tewnsv Speaking of the fruit; th writer says a man of Parker !3o4tonn sol , -worth of pears from a half-acre of ground; Alex Burnam picked 9,004 boxes of peaches from four and one-half acres and sold at 80 cents a box. H. M. Ollbart of Yakima got $600 an acre, for hi strawberries and $2,000 an acr tot ten acres of Elberta peach. ....' . "',' '' It was on Gilbert's farm . that Governor Sheldon tried to lose ' himself from the Nebraska "boosters" on their northwest trad excursion, . The ."booster" feared they could not get the governor back to Nebraska . OMAHA MUSTJRY. FOR BOATS City Ha Ita Best Caaavo HI gat ' Now, Saya Heary T. ' Clark. - H. T. Clarke has returned from Memphis. . where he attended th Mississippi and Mis souri ': river navigation convention. -. sad comes home more convinced than ever that Omaha should lose no opportunity to, ad vance Its Interest In th matter ot mov ing for the resumption of steamboat navt- gatlon on the Missouri river. , "The opportunity was never more avail able than st thl tlm,",ald Mr. Clark. "Kansas City saw tb advantage of the Moment and had the steamboat Chaster there at Memphis, magnificently decorated, so that every attendant ot that convention, either delegate or visitor, knew that Kan sas City was on a navigable river. Noth ing wa ther to show that Omaha was within 1,000 miles of a navigable stream.- In all of my fifty or more years, residence) tn this locality have I ever seen the Missouri river mora susceptible to suoee ful navl- . gatlon than It has been during the last year. It is a pity that Omaha did not have a steamboat at Memphis to call attention to the fact that It was a city of th great Inland waterways." ''. BEWSHER MAY OPEN OFFICE Resort Says II TV 111 Resign a Bee. retary of OsaaJaa KUerator ' Conspaay. ' ' -M It 1 rumored that A. It Bewaher will resign hi position a secretary of tb Omaha Elevator company and open a grain business of his own. It is said J. T. Buchanan will succeed htm. At tb company' offlc It 1 acknowledged, a change Is to be made, but tb -particulars ar not given. . Joseph Wright, who has been tn th of fice about ten years, baa resign d and plan to open a grain office. Writing a want-ad for The 'Be 1 only a moment' work, and incur but a trifling expense, and doe the work every time. If you mall a want ad to Th Bee at mid night, enclosing prlc In gtampa or coin, it will be printed the next afternoon and probably . answered the hum evading. If you would try this want Ailing mathed - one you would probably Bad frequent use for tt afterwards. That's th ease with , others. The Bos want ads never alaap. point. They always flu your waai