Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: RATUKDAY, OCTOBER 12.. 1907.
15
OFFERED FOR RENT
Mosses and Cottnajea C
ea.
FOR "RENT Fight rooms, strl-tly mo.l
ern, $35. 13018.28th. ( 1) M2S0 1 4x
1-nOOM, mnjm, elegantly fthlshed. Ml
fcouth 10th street, 140.00.
B-room modern; wll; be papered and
painted. 4225 Cumin St.. 120 00.
"-room, partly mortem, 4701 Davenport
St., 120.00.
O. C. OLPEK
D. 483. 101 p. .1Mb Kt.
(ID M2S11J
FCR RENT -room modern cottage. irl
8. 27th St. Tel. Webster (45. (15) 130
FOR RENT Two 5. and -room modern
cottages. Inqulrs 222 N. 26th St.
(lu)-134 15x
FOR RENT Modern flat,
park; not water heat,
ixih St.
near Hanscom
Call at 1V0 B.
(15) M144 13x
7-ROOM' modern, east front house, well
located. )' F. 3Mh St.
HAMILTON, 628 BEE.
Tel. Douglas 1132.
(15) ISO 12
ROOM house In good condition, for small
stmlly. 2!11 Parker. Tel Hirpev 148.
"Call 8401 Burt Bt. (1BI-241 Ux
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE! modern except
heat at 3M8 Ro d Bt., $20. C O. Carl
berg. 911 N. Y. Ul Bid. (15) M171
Buildings.
9C4-S2 NORTH 24TII ST.. South Omaha,
good location for butcher, barber, etc,
ft. S. Curtis. 1S18 Harney 8t. M. Bchrerer,
ft-'S N. 24th St.. South Omaha. (16)-M9i0
FOR RENT Three upper floors. Inquire
1403 Harney. (1B)-M31J
FOR RENT Cellar. 20x40. cement floor, for
storage. SIT 8. 12th Bt. (15) J?9 13x
FflR RENT Store building, 22x60 fet.
Klner block. 16th and Corby Bt. Suitable
for any kind of mercantile business,
flteam heat and watr furnished. Mod
erate rent.. W. J. Hynea, 632 Bee Bldg.
(IB) 216 15
Hires.
THREE offices on second floor of now
Conservative building, 1G14 Harney Bt.,
modern and conveniently situated In tlia
business center; oak finish; best of sun
light, heat and Janitor service furnished;
can be leased separately or en suite.
HASTINGS A H MYDEN, 1704 Farnam St.
(15) M2S2 13
FOR RENT Desk room in Bee office, city
hall building. 117 N. 2Mb. St.. South
Omaha. Apply to manager. (15) 134
FOR RENT La rge office at $11 South Wth
St.. in the First National Bank Bldg.;
l.ftiO square ft. floor apace, toilet and
vault. Apply to Superintendent, First
National Bank Bldg. (151-1S3 14
Stores.
NEW STORE ROOMS.
Corner Ixvust snd fiherman avenue, for
dry goods, shoes or notions; good loca
tion for right party. Inquire Joseph
Houska. 263 Sherman Ave. (16) M467
ONE store room in new "Searpo" building
In South Omaha, nesr postofllce, with
llphtrd basement, modern show windows
snd awnings; best possible location, nan
Distributer Co., 317 First Natl. Bank Bldg.
'Phone Bed 7406. (it) $61
DRUG STORK Best unoccupied location
for local drug business la city. Will al
ter and lease to right party. Also A-l
grocery location. BEMTS, 308 Paxton.
Blk. 'Phone Douglas 58T.. Q5)-862
FOR lectures, concerts, dances and balls.
Fraternity hall, 1818 Harney St., opposite
Publlo library, N. P. Dodge & Co.. 1714
. Famajn St. (15) MJ07 Ol
OFFERED FOR SALE
Fencing;
aNCHOR anfl Iron fencing; 'wire fencing
to per foot. 206 N. 17th St. Tel. Red 814.
(16) 864
Fnrnltare.
FOR SALE Furniture of a 10-room house;
all or psrt: furniture must be mostly
ash or terms, zbii t. lsin oi.
US) .4f
OR SALE A new learner coucn ana
rlilnn closet. 870 So. 28th. Tel. Harney
40C6. 06)-M227 17x
WORTH SEEING!
ST"" '.a & RANGES AT HALF PRICE!
nfiirly new, slightly ud, high-grade
stoves find ranges. You can save half
by buying of us. We do what's right.
CHICAGO FURNITURE CO..
1413 Dodge. Tel. Doug. 4787.
(16) 132 0ctl
?D HAND furniture bought ard sold; busi
ness on the square. Rosenberg, formerly
with Chicago Fur. Co.. 103 S. 14th. Doug.
68S5. (16) M464 Octal
Pianos, Organs, Musical- laatrnnents.
MUSTRAISE
THE CASH
TO PAT THE MUELLER ESTATE.
Over 9100,000 worth ot pianos sold lit
lag thfin factory cost Call or writ
at once for prices, catalogue and
, bargain list.
New Fian-ia for rent, 93 and up.
SCIIMOLLER & MUELLER
PIANO COMPANY,
TEL DOUQ. 16J5.
1311 -1312 FARNAM STREET.
FOR BALE Excellent upright piano, taken
In on mortgage. Dr. Prtbbenow, 214 Kar-
bach block. (16) 7
BTljMWAY piano, second-hand, good con
luji, cheap. SIS McCaeue liliU.
(16) 4.7 Oct2
FIN El upright piano; also beautiful ma
hogany music cabinet; a sacrifice. 1 8 1 9
- Davenport. (It) M276 lix
Typewriters sewing Macklnes.
FOR SALE High-grade second-hand type
writer; good condition; a bargain at IjO.
can room ooj, ee mog. (16) 7i
ONE Remington typewriter. No. 6. In good
coudltlon, lur sale cheap. Call at Bee
omce. 416) 2Sx
FOR. SALE New and second-han4 billiard
and pool tables. We lead the world in
etieup Dar nxiurs; easy payments. Bruns
Vlck-Bttlke-Coliendac, 407 8. loth St.
OS)-n
HALF PRICE, small monthly navmenta
jKldpath's History of the World. Ameri
canized Encclopedla, Webster's New Dic
tionary, li. irl. Roberts, southwest corner
loth and t aruam. U6) Ml2i N7
s Mlacetlnneons.
HOMEOPATHIC remedies, wholesale? re
tail. Sherman as McConnell Drug Co.
Omaha, Neb. . (lb) 2,4
DUPLEX
PUMP
tuO-galloa Worthington duplex pump, slse
12xlOHxld, for sale about October 1. This
pump baa seen about six months' actual
service and is la good condition; will sell
at a bargain. Apply W. H. Bridges, engi
neer Bee Bldg. I (16) 670
OAK ROLLER-TOP DESK, food condition;
must Le sola tnia ctk. ai H lutn fct.
O) il4 14
FOR BALE Complete aet of Ehakespeare's
works; volumes nicely bound; praclicslly
i.ew, l!uo. Call at Onih 1 orhoe
ulitr 6 p. ni. iiMUt Uk
J1A1.I. S safes, new, M-I.snd. 1MX Fitrnani,
'U6
OFFERED FOR SALE
M tarellaa M
footlac-ed.
OAS, ELECTRIC AND
COMBINATION FIXTURES
Largest, most up-to-date stock at lowest
prices In the city. select now. Delivered
when needed. Inspection Invited.
ItURUESS URANDEN CO.,
$13 0. 15th it. Tel. Done.
(!-
FOR BALK CHEAP A fins soft cosl
heiiter. perfect condition; also. gas
range. Call 243 Spencer St,
(K)-MS1 13X
FOR BALE A butcher's refrigerator. v
eral show case, a, new peanut roaster,
large coffee mill, two large automatic)
oil tanks and store fixtures too numerous
to mention. Globe Land and Internment
Co, Omaha, Neb. (lt) ri
DRUGS at cut prices; freight paid on all $10
ordera; catalogue free. Sherman 4k Mc
Connell Drug Co., Omaha, Neb. (IS) 17
FOR SALE Roll top desk, chairs, tables,
rugs. Offices for rent. W. A. Kerr, 4"4-t
N. r. Life Bldg. (16)-424
BEND t8 your mall orders for drugs;
freight paid on $10, lota. Hyena-Dillon
Drug Co., Omaha. I (16) 874
FOR SALE Furnace, suitable for heating '
a 8-room rouse; good as new; apply at .
once, 3527 Harney St. (16) 175
FOR BALE ' CHEAP Good Underwood
typewriter. Inquire 11$ South 2mh St.
(16) M210 13x
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. best mixed
paint. Sherman 4 McConnell Drug Co.
(1S)-4T77
FEW bargains In 2d band soda fountains,
monthly payments. Derighl, WIS Farnam.
(16)-7
FOR SALE A medium slisd base burner;
good condition; $15. C. N. Ball 261 S Dav
enport. (19)-2M
SECOND-HAND overcoats
Singer, 416 N. 18th.
and firearms.
(16)T7
ANYONE wanting to buy a Hutchison
msesacon for the relief of deafness can
get one cheap by applying to Mrs. A. F.
Wood, 24 43. 25th St., Omaha.
(16)-M3t 15x
STOVER repaired and sold. Anything In
stove line. Kance, 1611 N. 24th.
(16) MW1 NovT
FOR SALEOne hard coal stove. Radiant
Home, and one hot blast soft coal stove.
Call $47 S. 24th St. Tel. Douglas 6.
(16-157 14
FURNACE, pipes and registers, $30. 2S0J
Indiana Ave. 'Phone Harney IV
(16)-161 M
SALT, $100 per bbl. Wagner, $01 N. 16th.
v. (16) m
RADIANT Home stoves, Remington type
writer, refrlgerntor. 42S Franklin Ave.
Tel. Red 2373. " (16)-M1M l-'x
SIMPSON Rockaway, nearly new, very low
price if taken at once. 914 Jones at.
'Phone Douglas 1704.
(16) KM 30x
PATENTS
D. O. BARNELL, patent attorney and ma
chine designer, raxion dik. rei. km iiii.
(17)-57S Octll
LARSON & CO.-Book free.
Bee Bldg.
(17) 881
PATENTS THAT PROTECT: Our three
books for Inventors mailed on reoeipt of
6 cents stamps. R. S. & A. B. Laoey,
Rooms 2-S9 Pacific Bldg., Washington.
D. C. Established 1st. , (51 M6T9
PERSONAL
THE ELITE MASSAGES
Chalybeate scrub baths: expert lady oper
ator; room 200 Barker block; 15th and Far
nam; new establishment. (1$) M138 12x
LADIES ATTENTION! Young farmer.
American, moderate circumstances, wants
wife or housekeeper Immediately. Ad
dress Y 33. Bee. ,(18-2u2 llx
YOUNG WOMEN coming to Omaha as
strangers are invited to visit the loung
Women's Christian Association rooms, 1516
Farnam street, .where they will be di
rected to suitable boarding places or
otherwise assisted. (10-415
MAOfCRTTfl Osteology and Marsags
iVUlXJAlV- vapor and Tub Baths.
Room 2, '1204 Farnam St., 2d floors.
(Hi mdjs oct:t
PLEATING BgSSfc
Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and
shrinking only c per yard. Send for
price and samples.
GOLDMAN PLEATING CO..
10 Douglas Block. Tel. Douglas 1M6.
(Is) 883
IS THERE a true and, refined maid or
widow lady with some means, matri
monial Inclined, that would share with a
kind hearted gentleman, with a good
home and real estate in the west. Ad
dress 3 liS. care Bee. (It) 17 llx
A HOME for women during confinement
win nnd comfortable homes for babies
whose mothers cannot care for them; ac
commodation first class, terms reasonable.
Address Mother Lee, Superintendent Tlrt
ley Home. 'Phone Douglas 1921. 4uS Ban
croft. . (U) M818 OctlSx
THE SALVATION ARMT solicits cast-off
clothing: in fact, anything you do set
nwd. We collect, repair and sell, at 114
N. 11th Bt., for cost at collecting, to the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 4135 and
waggon will call (18) fill
ADHESIVC invisible, harmless. Bstln
Skin Powder Is made In four alluring
tints. Sc. - (18)
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs.
Dr. King, 1324 N. 24th Bt. Tel. Web. 355.
(18)-88
WE- RENT machines. $1 per week, or $$
per month. Nebrsska Cycle Co., corner
16th and Harney ftts. . (18) 6
MAGNETIC EJS-t
(18) 8H0
OMAHA Stammerers'
Building.
Institute. Ramge
(16) 6K7
FENNELL MILLINERY CO.. 1511 Douglas.
(18)-187 N17
SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mail; cut
prices, bend for free catalogue. Myers-
imion Drug . o., umana. n) 8S5
REAL ESTATE
HEAL ESTATE) DEALERS.
RUSSELL & il'KITRICK CO.. 432 Ramge.
(19) 18
PAYNE 1NV. CO., 1st floor N. Y. Life.
Douglas 1781. (19) 8s
PETERS TRUST CO., N. Y. Life Bldg.
(19-90
GEOKG13 COMPANY.
ldCl Farnam. Tel. Douglas 756.
(19)-SS1
CITY PHOPERTY rOA SALE.
A WORD TO THE
WISE
They have always said a word to the wise
la sufficient; then why say more than 65 of
the, original 90 sites In Keystone Park have
been sold? This Is without a doubt the
most Ideal place for miles around for a
suburban home; don't let the other fellow
make all the money; buy one of these sites
before they are all gone; It Is bound to
doutile In value In a very short time; let
us take you out and show you how you
can make money by purchasing a site tn
Keystone Park
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Mew York Life Bldg.
. D. V. SHOLES COMPANY,
Board of Trade Building.
C-Mi7 1$
BUT THIS BARGAIN.
Lot at 2Mi and Fort atreets, orly $?!&. B
O. Noidiiulst, Owner, L4 A. 2uth d'
A "want ad" in The BEE
stops many "long-felt wants."
REAL ESTATE
CITT FROfKHTV FUR SALR.
(Continued.)'
Announcement
SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 19
OF SOME
OF THE HIGHEST
BEST LOTS IN
AND
DUNDEE
OVERLOOKING THE HA PPT HOLLOW
CLUB GROUNDS.
Every lot and street, has been brought
to established and uniform grade.
City water, cement walks, electric light
and trees are cow In or will be put in
front of every lot without expense to
purchaser.
All lots are either on or within three
blocks of car line.
$475 to $S71 for the best lots except cor
ners. Terms $100 cash, balance $10 per
month. Five per cent discount for aah.
Take the West Farnam-Dundee car, go to
Eld St. and you are then near the center
of the newly Improved tract.
Let us show you the property.
GEORGE & CO.,
1601 Farnam St.
(1M-M224 1
MAKE MONEY
This Beata Savings
Bank Accounts
Pay ? cash and $5 per month
on one of those beautiful
Halcyon Heights lots, two
blocks south Benson business .
center and Military Ave. car
line: the finest site and
choicest home location to be
found anywhere at these
prices, $'.'50 to $."xV). These
lo's are rapidly increasing in
value, and on these terms
you have an unequaled In
vestment secured with little
outlay or effort. Call or
'phone us today and we'll
take you out to see the lots
at your convenience.
RUSSELL 4V M'KVTR'CK CO..
15th and Harney Btreets.
1 432 Ramge Bldg.
(19) 188 12
Special Sale -FINE
."LOTS
We offer this week three very choice
residence lots in the center of the West
Farnam residence district. Owner obliged
to sell, will make very low price. For par
ticulars see
HICKS REAL ESTATE CO.,
438 Board of Trade Bldg.
(19) 245 llx
BUY acres, sell lots and double your money
In four years in Tacoma, the growing
city; send for circular with list of acre
age and the reason why. D. N. Jacobs,
13061 C St., Tacoma, Wash.
' (1)-1205 13x
24 LOTS In Halcyon Heights, Benson, lying
well, close to car line; 20 minutes' ride
. to Omaha. - Will sell altogether or in
bunches of flvevF'or prices and terms ad
dress H 42, care Bee. (19) 157
8 R0OM 1IOUSE
Large l-room houev, thoroughly modern,
hot-air furnace, shade and east front lot
50x125, South ioth Ave., 2 blocks to car.
Owner leaving city and must be sold In
the next week. Ijet us show you this and
make ua an offer.
BIRKETT & TEBBENS,
423 Be Bldg. 'Phone Doug. 4574.
(l)-242 12
TRACKAGE PROPERTY "
To lease. $60 per month, 150 ft. on 6th St.,
177 ft, deep, on B. & M. railroad.
ANNA V. MErCALF,
'Phone Douglas 572. 1234 8. Vth Hi.
(19)-481 014
$4,500
will buy elegant l-room modern house at
414 N. Slsl St.; east front; paved street;
permanent sidewalk; beautiful lawn; large
shade trees; easy terms, if necessary.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Roam 1, New York Life Building.
(19)-731
A PROPERTY on a main business tlor
ouphfare, having a present annual Income
of ll.fxs. with a frontage on the side street
and alley, giving a total available frontage
of 210 feet for future permanent improve
ment, which would always bring good
rents; ouKht to be a good purchase at
$20,000, I have such a piece.
HENRY F. WYMAN.
1003 New York Lite Bldg.
(18) M8S9 12
FOR SALEA well built 10-room frame
house, beautifully finished tn hard wood;
hard wood floors, mantels, modern bath
room, and conveniently arranged. Will
sell at a very low price, to be removed
fiom present premises by purchaser. Ad
dress C. C. Rosewater, Bee Bldg., Omaha.
(19)-M31J
LIST your property with Chris Boyer, 22d
and Cuming 8n. (19) S94
FOR SALE.
Modern 11-room residence tn upper Far
nam district, new and elegantly finished,
for $14,000. Address D 292. care Bee.
(19V-24 13x
HOUSE and lot for sale, modern except
heat. Sea owner, 18141 N. 22d.
(19)-M8 l!x
RrV,
ESTATE TITLE TRUST
CO.
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. Pres.
(1)-9S
FOR SALE By the owner, a modern 7
roora house. 112 8 Sth. (19i M:ix
REAL ESTATE at reasonable prices; write
for list. H. R. Robinson. Banta Crus,
Cat (19imW N5x
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RAISCH LAN O FOR SALE
Arkansas.
SAY! Honieseeker, speculator. Investor,
don't buy er move until you get particu
lars, concerning northwest Arkansas; you
will be surprised; din t wait. Address
Oswalt, Gravette, Ark. ()) Mill 14x
ONE SECTION
Of land in Lincoln reunty. Nebraska. Price,
$6 per acre. Owner will exchange for
small house and lot in Omaha.
. W.L.SELBY, A Kent.
440 Board ot Trade Bldg.
t-W-M2a IS
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RAICfl LtKDI FOR SALK
CContlnw4.l
ltni,
WESTERN IOWA corn land for sale and
exchange. Write H. L. Craven A Co.,
Onawa, la. (2H) M6S OlSx
BB3T bargain on market, 4o0 A., all fine
land, 8 miles N.- E. Spirit Lake. la., well
Improved; bet soil; must be sold; worth
$7i per A. Price next SO days, $47.W;
one-third canh; bal. terms. Write for
particulars. E. Btebbings, Spcn er. la.
(30)-M107 14X
LtNN COUNTY, KANSAS. LANDS.
200 acres. Improved, terms $f0
160 acres, fine as silk Hb
SO acres, close In ...So
40 acres, walking distance 20
Bargains galore.
M'CARTY & RENBATJ. La Cygne. Kan.
(20) MJ-1 12x
Mlssonrl.
FOR SALE 600 farms, stock ranches,
Kansas and Missouri; prices from $J5
to $0 per acre; from 40 to J.0C0 acres.
Before you buy, sll or exchange, write
for our free list, giving full descrip
tion, location and price direct from own
ers. F. H. Humphrey, Fort Scott. Kan.
(20) M106 14x
Montana.
FOR 8ALE Two homestead relinquish
ments, covering fine tracts of agricul
tural land near Culbortsnn, Mont.; price.
$.1ti0 each. A. G. Mlddlcton, Culbertsnn,
Mont. (20) M1W1 I4X
Nebraska.
FIRST-CLASS Nebraska farms and ranches
for homes or Investment. Bemts, Omnha.
(20) 899
KIMBALL COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.
Two sections 3 miles north
of Kimball, smooth land,
black soil, $6.26 per acre.
Terms can be arranged.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1001 New York Life Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb.
(20) U6 15
FOR SALE 640 acres of the finest stock
ranch land in the west; fine hay; un
limited spring water; good grazing; I
miles from Halgler, Neb. E. C. Mornn,
47 South Canal St., Chicago. III.
(20) M148 16x
49 ACRES Sarpy county land for sale, $40
per acre; half rash; balance South
Omaha property. W. A. Wooley, Spring
field, Neb.. R. P. D. No. 1 (20) M286 13x ,
BARGAINS In Wayne county, Nebraska,
land; tine improved farms, good as Iowa
lands, at half the prices. Inquire of W.
L. Robinson, Carroll, Neb.
(20)-M272 18X
Miscellaneous.
CHEAPEST land in U. S. for the crop;
no cash. Nut. Inv, Co., Brandels Bldg.
(20) M30! OL-8
liiO-acre farm 1 miles south of South
Bend; good stock farm; 80 acres under
cultivation, 80 acres In pasture and some
timber; good four-room house, barn for
, eight horses, double corn crib, granary,
chicken house, hog house and other out
buildings; good"well at house; fem-ed
and cross-fenced, eight acres hog tight.
Price. $15 per acre. Located in Cass
county, Neb., and one of the best stock
forms In the state.
W. S. FRANK,
321 Neville block'. Omaha.
(20) M230. 12
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOWEST RATES Bemts, Paxton Block.
(22) m
WANTED City loans.
Peters Trust Co.
(221-897
WANTED City loans nd warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam Pt.
(22) DUO
$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) 8S9
LOANS on improved Omaha property.
O'Kcef R, E. Co.. 1001 N. YLlfe Bldg.
(22)-4tu4
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
Thomas, 505 First National Bank Bldg.
(22)-98
$500 to $50,000 TO I,OAN at lowest rates!
no delay. GARVIN BROS., 1606 Farnam.
(22)-901
WANTED Building loans.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Tel. Doug. 1781.
(221-727 12
$509 TO $86,000 TO T.OAN-Prlvate money;
no delays. J. 11. Sherwood, 937 N. Y. Life.
(22)-9t
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
(22) M212
MONEY TO LOAN-Payne Investment Co.
(2J-903
FARM mortgage of $2,0u0, 6 per cent semi
snnually; also a city mortgage of $1,200,
drawing per cent, for sale. Patterson,
m im3 Farnam St. (2?) M41 28
REAL ESTATE WANTED
I WANT to buy 8 or 4 cottages In good
location and must be In good condition.
I am buying these as sn Investment, so
they must be good. Address L 849. Bee.
(23)-?47 13
WANTED TO BUY
CASH paid for second-hand clothing, shoes,
etc. 3t No. 16th St. Tel. ged 3IJ5.
(2o)-807
WANTED To buy a
hall. Address T. B.
gooa dm hard snd pool
Box
F&4. Nevada, la.
(25)-M9. 21x
WANTED To buy second-hand furniture,
cook and heating stoves, carpets, lino
leums, office furniture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilts
and all kinds of tools: or will buy the
furniture of your house coi.ipiete. The
highest prices paid. Call the right man.
Tel. Doug. S971. (26) M4S2 OctJl
WANTED Good buffalo head; advlne con
dition and cash price. C. C. Smith, flat
St., FlttKburg. Pa. (25) 646 21x
CASH paid for oia books. Crsne-Foye Co.,
31$ S. 14th. Thone Duus! 1321. (Ci)-20fi
WANTED To buy a Boston Terrier of
Brindle Bull Pup. Stste price and terms
in first letter. Address P S.-.S. care Bee.
(25 177 12X
WANTED A small team for rurl mail
route. 2210 Ave. A. Council Bluffs.
(25 M."iJ 14x
WANTED TO RENT
4., : 7 ; r:
WANTED Two nice rooms for light houae-
blocks of Lee Bldg.
Address L XM. Bee.
liir-Ml) 12x
WANTED Gentleman to board and room
in private family. 24 I 1st., South
Omaha. .at J U
WANTED To rent, on Outober 19. a 4 or
6-room modern rotlage, with bath, or $
to 4 unf tirnlnhed rtxm In private resi
dence, for lii;t housrkeepln. with use of
bath; reamtiiaLiie refit. Address C. A.
Lalid, 114 Li U Bt., Ds Moines. In.
(J.)-U-6l 14X
WANTED TO RENT
(Continued.)
WANTED Six or 7-room modern house
within walking distance from postofflce;
no children. Address B 411. Bee.
(X)-MXll4x
WAITED SITUATIONS
YOUNG man stenographer will be open
for position about Oct.- 1; has clerical
experience; references. Address L MS,
care Bee. (27) M994
WANTED By experienced dressmaker,
work to do bv the day. Call on or ad
dress 380 Dodge Bt. Tel. Harney 3750.
(27) 4U7 Nov!
POSITION as office manager by experi
enced, cempetenl, man; eipecte a good
salary and can earn It, Address O SS0,
care Bee. (27)-Mtfl 12x
BUTCHER wants situation, country or
small town. Address M 35, Bee.
(I7)-M19 llx
DRESSMAKING of all kinds, full Seward.
(27) M211 Nov lOx
WANTED A position as salesman with a
reliable firm by an ambitious young man;
neat appearnce; good references. Ad
dress Y 107, are Bee. (27)--M164 12x
TOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER, experi
enced In billing and clerical work, wishes
a good. position; references. Address K SR3,
care Bee. (27)-M'4S Wx
COMPETENT woman wants engsgements
for sewing In families. Address N 888,
Bee. (27)-17l 12x
WANTED Position as bartender by middle-aged
gentleman, with good references.
Address J 383, care Bee. (27 Mia 12x
WANTED Sewing, at home. 2008 Burt Bt.
Telephone Red 44. (27) M274 lix
YOUNG MAN wants position as office clerk
In wholesale hnuael-SU years old. Ad
dress D 4ul, care Bee. (27)-Jd253 14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Anna Knlev tn Vivian MnatS. lot 12.
block K, Lake James park $300
James Cathroe and wife to William
Blaser, lot 11. Fort View addition.. 200
Ellen Alcorn and husband to Mary
l.inl. a. 44 ft. of sub. lot i. tax lot
15, auction 9-15-13 1,150
Solomon J. Firestone and wife t
. Fred W. Lunberk. lots HA. 87 and 83.
Firestone's subdivision 640
Sallte M. Horton and husband, to El
len B. and Aldlne E. Munsell, lot
7 and n. vt lot 8. block 11. Halcyon
Heights 2.800
C. B. Atxen to Roscoe Human, w. H
ft. of e. 231i ft. of lot 14, Reed's
subdivision
S. R. Cox to Z. P. Hedges, lot L
block 2. Matthews' subdivision 150
George W. Porter and wife to Mer
gretha Rudowsky, e. H H lot 25,
McCandllsh place 1,300
J. V. Steger. administrator, to Henry
. Schlekan, lot 16, -block 4, Albright's
annex .' 190
James S. Gilbert and wife to Joseph
M. Bums, lots 1 and J, block 106,
Dundee place 1,000
James 8. Gilbert and wife to W. L.
Pol by. lots.l to 13, Kendall's sub
division t
Winifred A. Osllagher, trustees, to
Paxton Gallagher Co., lot 12.
block E. Prospect place I
Bernard Riley and wife to Frank E.
Fagerberg. middle 42 ft. of lots 1. I
and 3, Morse & Brunner's sub
division 2,550
Anna B. Conroy to Andrew Nelson,
lot . block 29, First addition, to
Corrigan place 5S0
Joseph Kotrc snd wife to .Joseph Vo
nazek, lots t and 7. and n. 5 ft. of
. lot 8, block 1, Potter A Cobb's
addition .' 778
Sonth Omaha Land Co. to James
Coii'ey, fractional lot 6, block 159,
South Omaha 200
Peter H. Updike and wife to Thomas
H. Matters, lots 1 and . block 12.
Highland place 10,000
William F. Fowler and wife to Has
tings A Heyden, lot 7, block 14, Bed
ford place 3,950
George Sautter and wife to Louise T.
Hoi mated l, lots i and . block 2,
Sautter's addition , 1 1
James Larson and wife to Jrunes C.
Sorensen, e. H n.w. Vi of lot 4, block
2, Campbell's addition
800
Total
..$26,884
LEGAL NOTICES
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA SEALED BIDS
Will bo reiwived by the undersigned un
til 12 o'clock noon of the toth day of Go
tober, 1907, tor the erection and con
struction of obo (1) fireproof wing,
ono (1) cottage, nnd one (I) store room
to be built on the grounds of the Hos
pital for the Inaane, Norfolk, Nebraska.
Bids for the steam heating, plumbing
and electric work to be taken separately.
A certified che-k of $1,600 on a bank doing
business In Lincoln, Nebraska, must accom
pany each bid conditioned as set forth under
paragraph No. 19, page 3, of the technical
specifications. Ths Slate Board of Publio
Landa and Buildings reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and walva defects In
same. Plans and spectiica-.iona can be seen
at the office of the undersigned, state capi
tal building, Lincoln. Nebraska, or at the
office ofithe Hospital for the Insans at
Norfolk, Nebraska, or at the office of the
state architect. George A. Berllnghof,
rooms tttMXrt Burr block, Lincoln, Nebraska.
The state architect will, upon request,
accompanied with a check or money order
for $50. send extra sets of plana and speci
fications for private use for those de
siring them, and $'J8 of this amount will be
refunded when plans and specifications ere
returned In good order. GEORGE C.
JUNK1N. Secretary of State. O4-d015
LEGAL NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEET
ing of the Forest Lawn Cemetery associa
tion for the election of trustees and the
transaction of such business as may come
before It will be held Tuesday, October 15,
1S07. at 1 p. m., st the office of the sssocla
tlon. 622 New York Life. H. S. MANN.
Secretary. OU-12-14
RAILROAD TIME CARD
UNION STATION lOt- AND MA ROY.
Cnloa Pacta.
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a $;o0 pm aim) us
a $:$t am
4:10 pm a 1:09 pm
all 64 pm a 9 14 pm
The Overland Limited
The Colorado Express.
Atlantic Express
I ine uregon express
The Los Angeles Lint
The Fast Ha:
a 9.M am a pm
The California ExDresa a 4:00 em a 1:1 urn
Colo.-Chlcago Special, a! J :10 am a ( loam
Beatrice Local b 1:42 am b 14 pm
North PUtte Loral a 7:42 am . a 6:1 pm
Lkicaa A tarth western.
Chicago Daylight a 7:0s am alLMpm
St. Paul-Minn. Exp a7:6oam elO:0 pro
Chicago Local all :) am a I M pm
Sioux City Pasaengc.. a VM am I l:tl pm
Chicago Pasaengei a 6:00 pm a 9 80 am
Chicago Special ai.OOpm a I 24 am
St I aul-Mlnn. Llm a $:2 pm a 7:40am
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Lincoln-Cliadron ....
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Rrky Mountain Lira. ...all:40 vm llWts
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OfcL and Texas Ex. .....a 4.4U pm t I 41 im
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K. C. A St. L. Kx.....a 9 0 am a 6i am
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railway time card c-u,,4-
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ft. Psul-Mlnnespolls..... I tnpn t an
Bt I'aul-Mlnneapoits.... T:em 11:35 pm
C'Mrage Limited :fpm $:27am
Chicago Espress T XOsm ll:m
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talcaar, MUwnnke as St. Pnnl.
(hlr-.r. a, min. Po l a 7:01 am all:50nm
tal. at Ore. Expresa a$:20pm al SA'pm
Oveiland Limited a t pm a 8 90am
Perry Local a.iovra sav-owam
vVaaask.
St Louis Express a :80 pm al:$0aa
Bt. Louis Local (from
Council Blurts) a 1:30am all:l$pra
Btsn berry Local (from
Council Blurts) b 1:00 pm blO:l$ am
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express a 7:24) am a $:4S pm
Minn. 4k 8u Paul Exp...b 1:20 am a 65 pnj
C incago Limited a 00 pin a 8. warn
Minn. Si Paul Lmtd.a 8:ito pm a ) am
WEBSTER BTA. X6TI! WEBSTER
Unto go
ft Fa)l, Minneapolis A
Ontnaa.
Twin City Passenger.
Bioux City Passenger.
Emerson Local
Emerson Local
aiiMvarl x'nviae.
Local via Weeping
Water .
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Leave Arrive,
.b :3k am b 9:10 pm
..a Z.-tiv pm all;a am
.b 6:46 pm b 9:ioain
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..a $:06 am a $:30 pm
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Barllaartoa.
Leave. Arrive.
..a 4:iopm a 4:10 pm
..a 4:10 pm a 4:10 pm
..a 4:10 pm a 4:10 pm
..a 9:30 pm a (:46 am
..a 8:0w am a 1:10 pm
..a 9:20 am a (:10 pm
..b 1:46 pm al2:ll pin
Denver 4fc California.
Northwest Spavtal....
Black Hills
Northwest Express..
Nebrsska points ,
Nebrsska Express...
Lincoln Fast Mail....
Lincoln Local
D : am
a 100 pm
Llnroln Loral.
Louisville te Plattsin'th.b 8:10 pm blA:20am
Pellevue-Plattsmouth .. MHpm a 7:48 am
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Chicago Special
Chicago Express
Chicago Flyer
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a 9.16 am an :fto mm
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sept Monday.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
4Olf?MT ".ASK"! TWNTH AMirOAt
1 eiunsa. rb. t, , n mi
br SDVetsllr ehselnf S. a
-Arable." 14.00 teas. liUiM TOURS KOWNO
tHE WOLRD.
HOUSEWARMING AT THE ROME!
Hew Hostelry the Icene ot a Brilliant
"octal Fnnctlon Thnssday
Nignt.
The Rome hotel was the scene of a gay
social function last evening when Rome
Miller threw his big new hostelery open for
the Inspection of more than 1,000 Invited
guests. The guests were given the freedom
of the building from cellar to roof and
from, kitchen to ball . room. The people
began coming at t o'clock ad from that time
until a lata hour the human stream con
tinued to flow.
The receiving line was formed In the
broad and high eelled promenade leading
from the lobby to the main dining room.
This was profusely decorated with ferns
and other greenery, potted plants and
bouquets of cut flowers presented to Mr.'
Miller on this occasion. A great horseshoe
executed tn flowers of the horse show col
ors occupied .a prominent position on a
bank of green. Ribbons and draplngs of
ths horse show colors were In evidence
everywhere. In - the receiving line were
Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Klerstead and
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Waggoner. C. M.
Wllhelm presented the guests to the hosts.
Punch bow is were distributed at points
of vantage. Fifty waiters served the
guests. The bell boys were resplendent
in their nevj uniforms
The entire house was brilliantly lighted
up In every department. - The elegant dining
room and cafe proved an especial attrac
tion to the visitors and on the floor of the
ball room, which Is one of the finest In the
west, there was dancing all tfvenlng. I Sev
eral of the finest rooms and suites of rooms
In the building were open for Inspection.
The kitchen with all Its modern machinery
for the speedy and cleanly conducting of
the culinary operations of a great estab
lishment was a place which attracted many.
Ths most unique thing in the hotel Is the
"vineyard." This Is located In the base
ment. It is a sort of cross between a
rathkeller and a Flemish cafe. The ap
proach to It Is beneath low monastic arches
seemingly of solid stone. There a fountain
plays and a heavy oakon door In the wall
gives promise of ths wine vaults beyond.
The 'Vineyard' proper Is a long room ar-rang-Ml
to represent a grape arbor. There
Is a trellis overhead from which hang
clusters of grapes and the vines and leaves
are visible on ths lattice work at the sides.
There are many cosy nooks and corners In
the place and the side walls are painted tn
soft, restful tints. Over all Is shed a dim,
crepuscular light.
The commute In charge of the reception
consisted of the following: Q. W. Wattles.
F. E. Kirkendall, Charles II. Pickens, C. M.
Wllhelm, Arthur C. Smith. Frank W. Jud
sen, John C. Wharton, Clement Chase, N.
P. Dodge, jr.. William Kierstead, John L.
Kennedy and C. F. McGrew.
The committee In charge of the dan
cing was: E. I. Cu daliy, Lee McShane,
Tom Davis, W. B. Roberts, Robert Burns
and Frank Wllhelm.
FAREWELL TO OLD PAST03
Fleasaat Receptloa Tendered to Rev.
J. Randolph Smith and
Wlfa.
A farewell reception was given Thurs
day evening to Rev. and Mrs. J. Randolph
Emilh, ths first named the former pastor
of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. T. R. Ward,
H21 Wirt street, by the members of the
church snd congregation, under ths aus
pices of tiie Eporth league and Ladles'
Aid society. The parlors snd reception
rooms were handsomely decorated In red
and white, the Epwcrth league colors.
About 250 guests were present, Including
friends from all parts of the city.
Dr. Smith was presented with a hand
some gold mounted silk umbrella; Mrs.
Smith was remembered with beautiful
crescent of pearls and Miss Edith Smith
with a pretty gold ring, all of which were
suitably Inscribed.
The early part of (he evening was given
over to social greetings In which Dr.
Smith and bis and daughUr wtrs
the eentral figures. Then followed a short
progrsm. Including a vocal sola by W. D.
Graham, a piano solo by Mrs. W. L.
Philips, a reading by Miss Bessie Cham
bers and piano ' renditions by several ct
tha young women members of the Epworth
league.
The affair closed with the serving of
light refreshments and was la all rs
s poets moat enjoyable In its social features.
Msny sincere expressions of regret over
the departure of Dr. Smith and his es
timable family from Omaha found utter
gnee. Rev. J. Randolph Smith and his
family will depart for Indiana Saturday.
making their noma at Bedford, where Dr.
Suilth has accepted a call to the pastorate
of tho leading Methodist church ot that
city.
Dr. Smith la succeeded st Trinity church
by Rev. O 6. George of Albion.
TWENTY MILLIONS MISSING
Oil Company Charg-ei Tbii Amount to
Loam to t. S. Trainor.
HE DENIES
AZX
KNOWLEDGE
iaya He Never Borrowed Any Money
from the Company -Rooka Shove
that fash Was 'Hot
Retaraad.
NEW YORK, Oct. 11. Loans aggregat
ing $20,000,09 which the books of the South
ern Pipe Line company show were mads
to P. S. Trainor between 18?9 and 1906, be
came more pussllng cf solution to Frsnk
B." Kellogg, conducting the fedtral suit
against the Standard Oil company, today.
when Mr. Trainor, taking the witness Stand
In the oil suit, testified that the money
had never been paid to him and that he
had never heard of the account. The
Southern's books show that -unsigned
vouchers were received for these loans and
that the money was never handed back to
the company. .
Mr. Trainor said that he was formerly
crude oil purchasing agent f&r tha Stand
ard Oil company of New York, and as
such he purchased all the oil and sold It
to the refineries. He said he acted In a
similar capacity now for the Standard
OH company of New Jersey.
Mr. Kellogg called Mr. , Trainor's atten
tion to the various loans, amounting to
over $20,000,000, which were made by ths
Southern Pipe Line company and charged
to "P. 8. Trainor" and asked him to tell
concerning the loans.
"I do not know anything about these
loans," answered Mr. Trainor. "I had an
oil account with the Southern, but no
money account. I never gave them any
vouchers and never heard anything- about
the loans."
Mr. Trainor said that he fixed the pries
paid for crude oil after consulting with
John D. Archbold, vice president of ths
Standard. These consultations were held
daily, Mr. Trainor said, and after they
were over he made publlo tha market
price of crude oil.
H. M. Tllford. treasurer of the Stand
ard Oil company of California, and presi
dent of the Continental Oil company, when
asked to produce the reports of the Con
tinental company, testified that whenever
a new report was received ha Invariably
destroyed the old one. The reports ot ths
Continental contained Information regard
ing business dona by competing oil com
panies. . ,
Mr. Kellogg will have a conference with
Attorney General Bonaparte at Washington
tomorrow to diicuss the progress of , ths
government's esse against the Standard
Oil company. .
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
(taalat aad Carloaa Features of Ufa
la a Rapidly Growing
Stat.
s
Mr. Irving R. Andrews is building a
house for that fine new automobile that
he is expecting soon McCook Tribune.
If you see a man rushing up the street,
attired in gTessy overalls, a monkey
wrench' In one hand and an oil can In
the other, do not Imagine that ha is craxy
he Is the owner of an automobile Beaver
City Times-Tribune.
Pointer for the Girl Notice Is served on
the girl who tied stiff paper around her""
ankles to give the effect, of haying a
silk petticoat, - to take the paper off. It
Is no longer, considered tha thing for a
petticoat to rustle. Osmond Republican.
Nebraska Wealth E. J. Dempster of
Geneva has been In Strang most of this
week, superintending the shelling of his
15.000 bushels of corn, for which he paid
80 cents per bushel, and which he has sold
for 47 cents per bushel quite a profit. Ne
braska Signal.
Another Balloon Ascension The Kinney
White Box base ball team was the chief
participant In a balloon ascension at Liberty
lust Wednesday on carnival day. Promptly
at 10 o'clock the Liberty nine s,nd the
Sox met on the former's grounds. During
ths esrly stages of the gams the balloon '
began to All, and about the fourth inning
It left the earth with Josephus Buckerino
Wise of Holmesvllle as the principal steers
man, and with , the manager and captain
busy tossing . out sand to keep it going.
Although Maw and Knouse endeavored to
pull It down. It was useless, and ft' was
not until after the ninth inning that ths
whole team came down In a parachute,
clutching defeat. Beatrice Times.
News.
FOWLER MAKES HIS ESCAPE
Secretary of Oriental F.xclaslou
Leagas Flees from Waahlagtoa
Iasaao Asylum. '
SEATTLE Wosti., Oct. 11. Arthur E.
Fowler, former secretary of tha Japanese
Corean Exclusion league of Seattle, es
caped Tuesday from the insane ssylum at
Steilaooom and made his way to Seattle,
where it Is believed he is being; taken cars
of by friends. Fowler was arrested In Bel
lingham three weeks ago, examined by a
lunacy board and sent to the asylum. This
followed his fruitless attempts to gain a
following for his pet scheme of oriental ex
clusion through a league of mammoth pro
portions. He started Ms work against ths
orientals In 8eattls and enrolled the labor
unions for a nominal membership fee. He
expected to drive Japanese and Coreans
out of this part of the country. .Ultimately
be hoped to drive them out of the United
States.
Fowler had been a cook, and always de
clared that he had once beep sn artist. Ills)
rise from obscurity was literally mads ta
a night. His new Importance as a recog
nised leader of ths exclusion movement In
the northwest, together with overwork. Is
supposed to have deranged his mind. Fow
ler escaped by climbing a tree that grew
close to the ssylum wall, leaping to ths
wall and slipping down outside It.
BURLINGTON CARS ROBBED
Fifty Thoasaad Dollars Worth of
Goods Btotea from Tralas Bo
tweea 47b lea go and Denver.
DENVER, Oct. !!. Over $60,000 In mer
chandise has been stolen on the Burling
ton railroad tn transit ' between Chicago
and Denver during the past year, and $.009
Italian laborers have been discharged, ac
cording to a report published in the Times
todsy. It is said that secret service agents
ferreted out the system by which the rob
beries were constantly committed, but
failed to secure evidence sufficient to con
vict any of the thieves.
Writing a wsnt ad for The Bes Is only
a moments work, and incurs but a trifling
sxpense, and does the work every time.
If you mall a want ad to Tha Bes rt mld
nieht. enclosing erica in stamns er min
w,, be printed the next afttraooo and
' probably answsred ths same evening. If
, ou lry ,nl. wnt nniliM metht4
ones you would probably And frequent use
for it afterwards. That's the case with
others. The Bos want ads never JUap
polnt. They alwsys fill youi want. , .