THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 27, 1907.
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REAL ESTATE
CITT FnorEItTY rOK SALE).
(Continued.)
NEW HOMES, WARM HOMES
. FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
I MOO We have Just completed a new
8 -room bouse, the north house
of those facing west oa the east
side of 86th BL, between Wool
worth and Poppleton. Thla
house Is modern In every re-
apect and was built for someone
seeking a good home In a beau
tiful residence district. There
are eight rooms, with a large
living room extending east and
west across the house, with a
large brick fireplace In the east
end. The first floor Is finished
In mahogany. There Is a fine
isfc HOT WATER SYSTEM and the
" best and latest plumbing fix
ture a well cemented basement
underneath entire house and a
large porch ten feet In width in
front.
M460 On the east side of 36th St.,
between Poppleton and Wool
worth, the middle house of the
three new ones farina west, we
offer for sale at this figure. The
arrangement and treatment in
side this 8-room house is unique
and stylish. Extending across
the entire front of this house is
the living room, with beamed
ceiling and French windows.
Four sleeping rooms and a bath,
with the lateBt and best fixtures,
on the second floor. A. HOT
WATER HEATING SYSTEM
WITH AMPLE CAPACITY and
a cemented basement under
neath the entire house. THESE
HOUSES WILL HAVE TO HE
SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
Iet us show them to you.
PETERS TRUST CO.
Tkoaa Doug. 898. N. Y. Life Bldg.
(Ground Floor.)
(19)
HOW'S YOUR
INCOME
Have you placed your money
Where It will bring you good
returns? (Think it over.) A
.good many people put their
money into propositions they
know nothing about. Now,
what we want you to do Is to
look ours up and we will how
you where you can double your
money in a comparatively short
' time. We are offering sHcs In
Keystone Park for about half
the price we should ask for
them. You know seeing Is be
lieving and that's" all we ask
Is for you to go and see Key
stone Park. It him thousand
of trees, artistic drives, beau
tiful shrubbery and every ad
vantage any suburban horns
place could have, Have you
ever seen any oiled roads?
That's what we have got ont
there, and they are the oniy
ones In the state. Here's soiuti
thing else that makes It ideal
for suburban homes. You have
paved streets all the way from
Omaha right up to tiie en
trance of Keystone Park.
This is not selling by the lot,
but by the air and you can
buy It anywhere from 1176 to
$375.
Here Is an opportunity to
make money and make it fast.
Don't forget the world goes on '
Just the came, no matter how
many of us sleep. 80 get busy
and place your money where It
will be Increasing and not de
creasing. We are giving you
the opportunity, so don't fall
to see.
KEYSTONE PARK
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
1st Floor Js Y. Life. Tel. Douglas 1781.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
1st Floor Board of Trade. Tel. Douglas 49.
(W-
A Poor Man's Chance
934 No. 27th Ave., . 7-room,
two-atory, 4 rooms downstalr
and three rooms and bath up
stairs, furnace and grates, H
block from car, nonresident
owner la very anxious to does
it out at once and we will sub
mit an offer of $2,200. Property
has cost owner over twice thla
figure. House la vacant. Go
and look it over and come In
and sea us Monday or Tues
day. PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.,
Main Floor N. Y. Ufa.
(W-
SOME GOOD INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES 2556 and
2558 SAIILER STREET
Two cottages, t rooms each, city water
and gas, on south front lota, fenced, close
to car line
PRICE, $2,250
4 COTTAGES, NORTH PART
OF TOWN
Four rooms each, city water and gas In
house, good repair, near car line. Bent for
$38 per month
PRICE, $3,200
114 AND 110 NORTH 37TII
STREET
Two e-room cottage, all modern except
furnace. Kent for $J) per month, or Hi0 a
year
PRICE, $1,800 EACH
Offlca open Monday evening until 1:30.
HASTINGS & IIEYDEN,
1704 Farnam Bt Be Building
(19)
HANSCOM PANRK
6-room house, mod. ex. fur., elegant east
front lot 6oxlG0. This Is a beautiful horn
sit In the midst of swell residences, or
would make a great investment for hlgh
rlas flats. Don't delay, as it must b sold
1SJ4 8. 32d Bt
$700 HOME
Brand new S-room cottage near tfth and
Ames Ave. Don't pay rent when you can
get small home for this price. Has full
sue lot and lays fine.
F. C. BEST, SOLE AGENT,
TEL. DOUG. 821 N. Y. UFH
(l)-67t n
NEW, READY TO MOVE
INTO
El riot ly modern house, very beat malarial
and workmanship; built for a horns; pol
Uhed hard-wood finish; south front oa
Main Central Boulevard, four blocks
Creighton university, seven to high school
and only twelve blocks to bntnneaa cen
ter; room, for two more bouass; will sail
all or part at a bargain.
I. Conner, Owner,
S3! Kevllla Blk.
08)-M25e3
' It FAT. ESTATE MEN-.0u0 acres of land.
Want a live rtl estate aacnt in each
low ii In handle our weett-rn Nebraska
lands. Control 9.,i acres. ry MhtbI
fiHiiiniifteiona. Write for proKeci. (,as-
! er-Ut liaaf lav. Ct aula P. ii . Lincoln
REAL ESTATE
CTTT PROPFRTT FOR IAUI.
(Continued, j
KOUNTZ PLACE
IS THE PLACE
TO BUY YOUR LOT
MAKE YOUR HOME
Where you can buy high class lots in a
high class neighborhood at a reasonable
price and where you don't have to wait ;
and pay extra for Improvements, such as
Paved Street, City Water, Perma- j
nent Sidewalks, Sewer, Oa and ;
Electric Lights. Close to Stores. I
Schools, Churches, Oood Car Lines.
LARGE LOTS 50X124 FEET
$850 TO $1,150
Located On T.OCU Rlnnov Wirt Bnun,..,
Ithrop, Emmet and Plnknev Sts. ..between
Sherman Ave and 24th St. Over twenty
five new houses now being built in Kountze
Mace.
Call of our booklet on Kountxe Place
bomcs. .
Office open Monday evenings until 8:30.
HASTINGS & IIEYDEN,
1704 Farnam St.
Bee Building.
(19)
BENJAMIN
REAL ESTATE CO.'S
LOT BARGAINS
Buy a University Place
Lot
-
The lots In this addition were put on
the market for sale last Monday and dur
ing the week four were sold. If you want
one of these lots you will have to coma
early, as there are only twenty-six left.
The lota face Central Boulevard and
27th St., and lying between California and
Burt, .Sts. Finest location In the city for
a home. Walking distance from the heart
of the city. Two blocks from Creighton
College, six blocks from the High School
and one block from Webster Street School,
a graded school. A small payment down
will secure a lot for you. Four nice new
modern houses to be built this fall and
winter. Remember, this Is a special sale
and the price will be considerable higher
next spring. See these lots at once, as
they will surely interest you.
Benjamin Real Estate Co.,
326-6 Neville Block.
16th and Harney Sts.
(19)-
GARVIN
BROS;
'VBEMIS PARK
HOME
$3,750
The best dwelling In the beat loca
tion in Bemla park for the money. A
nearly new house of six rooms, with
every modern convenience, electricity,
gas, furnace, porcelain bath, laundry,
etc., with choice south front lot;
nearly new and built for a home. Can
make terms on part. Call for particu
lars If1 you want a bargain.
BOULEVARD
LOTS
$750
Choice building lots, 3 7x1 40 feet,
on North 19th St. boulevard, south of
Spruce St.; part terms to good party.
GARVIN BROS., 1604 FARNAM ST.
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O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
Near Ohermaa Ae., t-room cottage,
water, gas, sewer, shade, east front, $l,tiu0.
On 27th, near Leavenworth. 6-room hous
on large lot, can be bought cheap for cash.
Boa us.
Walnut Hill, near car line and school, 9
rooms., large lot, south front, $2,250. Can
arrange terms.
On Harney car line, fine location; 9 new,
all modern 8-room houses for Investment,
$,000; renting at (840 yearly.
Fine business corner, on new So. ttth oar
line; streets lvu.
SUBURBAN LAND. .
Finely located, wesf of Dundee. SO acres.
on Lieavenworlh road. Buy thla and divide
Into small tracta for gardners or oountry
Homes, wm mane you money.
WESTERN LAND.
320 acres south of North Platte, $20 per
acre, jerm.
640 acres three mile from county seat In
western meDrasaa, e.a per acre.
ll.OuO-acre tract In Weld county. Colo
rado, near Nebraska state ltne, $6.26 per
acre, -jerma, v e ii sena you piai and lull
description.
1001 New York Ufa Building. .
Phone Doug. ilil. (19)
West Farnam Home
Owner of this property la
leaving the city and will sell
the property vary reasonable.
Has t rooms, adl modern, with
oak. bird s-ey maple and
cherry finish, mantel and
grata, fine shade, good bain
and driveway. Sea us for fur
ther particulars, '
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.
Main Floor N. T. Ufa.
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MUST. LEAVE CITY.
9-Rjom. new, hII modern full f-orv
bolide und barn. fci.iOO; lena than It cost to
build Louse. Only ujut iiiuiulra .,o.u
IVH..It1.-e. K. Ft,r. fc-s N. V. L.lfe. TVL
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY POR RALR.
(Continued.)
VACANT
16 SNAPS
t 1 ay-4.it h
f 210 frith
$ 2-'6-4M
2fWV IKth
t 27,0 84 th
$ 30O 4xth
I Sfto Mth
$ 3HO 83d
$ 6,rt:th
t MV-37th
t s.i"Xth
$1.100 29th
11,350 2Ht h
ISO.
J (yV3 ;
$2,600 38th
and M(rdlth Ave., 50x129.
and Itlondo, 6x125.
and Corby, corner, 60x13).
end Grant, oOxlLH. .
snd Siihler, BOxl;.
and Military Ave., paved. 33x128.
and Pratt, corner, 60x120.
and Taylor, 6xl..
and Spauldlng. paved, 60x125.
and Cass, ffxl21.
Ave. and Miami, corner, 100x127.
and California, paved. 30x150.
and Bhlrly, paved, corner. 80xl0.
Ave. and Webster, corner, APx
and Popp1etonv paved 6fixlR0.
and Davenport, paved, 100x127.
Payne Investment Co.
First Floor N. T. Life. Tel. Douglas 171.
(19)-
SIX-ROOM COTTAGE
T nf.nl .,,1 nn o, . n .1 T afc,..MA A all
niHlnrn except heat; nice home for $2,600.
i none ioiig. txo.
BKMIS. PAXTON BLOCK.
(191-
SPECIAL
BARGAIN
If you want a thoroughly up-to-date
new home in the Went Farnam dis
trict cheaper than it can be produced
today, see 322 4 Harney, advertised
last week for $4,750. A liberal re
duction will be made for immediate
sale. House has hot water heat, oak
finish, mission style lighting fixtures,
cement walks and steps, lawn. This
is your chance. Easy terms.
ERNEST SWEET, 613 N. Y. L.
(191-677 27
JUST COMPLETED
Dandy house, 6 rooms and attic, cellar
under whole house, porcelain .bath, hot
and cold water, natural wood finish;
corner iiitth and Merldlth; easy, torine;
price $2,Si0. 1
F. D. WEAD, 1801 Farnam St.
(110
HERE IT IS
We have thut 7-room house you want-
modern except furnace, permanent walks
and in a good location. This Is on the
Ames Ave. car line and only two blocks
from the 24th line. This is a good one.
Only $3,000
Payne Investment Company,
1st Floor N. Y. Life. Tel. Douglas 1781.
House and Barn
For Sale
House and barn located on Patrick home
stead at N. W. Cor. 24th and Lake streets.
Separate scaled bids will be received by us
beginning Monduy. the 28th Inst. Buildings
to be removed from present location within
iwenty aays.
UkAUiUU & CO., 1001 Farnam Street.
(19)-
WALKINO DISTANCE
Brand new five-room cottage, thoroughly
well built; cemented cellar under en
tire house: double floors: nice large attlo
for storage purposes; nickeled plumbing;
everything modern except heat; located on
north side or monao street, Just east or
27th; good neighborhood; close to school.
Go and look at it and see for yourself how
it la built. Price $2,350; easy terms.
C. G. CARLBERO.
911 New Tork Life Bldg.
(19) Mil
TWELVE ACRES,
Owner wants money to go Into business,
so will accept $2,750 for 12 acres south of
Forest Lawn cemetery; two houses, fruit
and running water. '
F. D. WEAD, Ground Floor Wead Bldg.,
18th and Farnam Sts. (10)
YOUR CHANCE.
1230 N. 18th St., 8 rooms, modern except
heat, good grate In parlor, large lot, will
be sold cheap (3.000.
8 rooms, full lot, one block from car, four
diocks rrom school, on easy terms 11,600;
4O0 cash and 115 per month takes It.
SEARS, 621 N. Y. LIFE. RED 3773.
(1)-M567 28
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO.
Have prepared a special Hat of sixty-two
bouses and lota.
MANY BARGAINS
Call at office, 15M Dodge St., for prices or
printed list. 09) 453 27
SUBURBAN ACREAGE.
13 aores, south of Forest Lawn ceme
tery, with two small houses; all for 12.750.
F. D. WEAD, 101 Farnam; Ground Floor.
(1) MJJ23 M
TRACKAGE PROPERTY
to leasa or sell, 150x177 ft., on B. ft If. Ry.:
good location ror wnoiesaie nouss or coal
yard. ANNA V. MKTCALF,
Plions Douglas 672. 1234 S. 10th St
I (1-M771 Novl
FOR SALIC A well built 10-room trams
house, beautifully finished In hard wood;
hard wood floors, manteia, modern bath
room, and conveniently arranged. Will
aell at a very low price, to be removed
fiom present premises by purchaser. Ad
dress C. C. Rosawater, Bee Bldg., Omaha.
(14 1 Mil 7
A HOME BARGAIN and 8-room house
modern, except heat, near 2ft h and
Grace, In good condition. Lot 86x140,
cement and brick walks, barn and
shrubbery. For quick sale, $2,600. Midland
Investment Co., 104 McCague Bldg.
(Ul-642 Vx
$2,100-NEAR "HIGH SCHOOL.
7-room cottage on Davenport St., renting
$0 per year.
F. D. WEAD, Ground Floor Wead Bldg.,
ISth and Farnam Sta.
SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS HOMES AT
r-tllV.D, n A IN u l V r in M $1 4"0
TO $10.0U. COME AND EXAMINE
LIST. C. E. SMITH, 4i4 BEE BLDG.
TEL. DOUG. S3tf7. , (19) &4 27
FOR SALE 2650 Rees St., 8-room house,
with lot 30X46 ft. Price, 3u0. Inquire of
J. G. Althouse. 1301 So. 25th Ave.
(19)-8
FOR SALE New modern (-room cottars In
north part. Al location. Phone owner,
Harney 2177. (1 Mao Nov. 18
FOR 8ALE Strictly modem t-room home,
lot 80x90 ft. 3.4'0. Well located. Investi
gate at once. Cramra ft Beat, 821 N. Y.
Life. ()9 M431 26x
80 ACRES, near Keystone Park; small
house and barn; land high and sightlv;
lays well on Military road. Plica, tS.Siv.
F. D. Wead, ISol Farnam St. (19J
EEAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST CC
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, Pres.
(l-88t
LIST your property with Chris Boyer. M4
BUT THIS BARGAIN.
Lot at 2th an Fort streets, only $??&"' B
O. Nordyulat, Owner, fcs4 sV Both sit.
U9l 761
FOR BALE Lot Bemla Park, $. 1214 N
84th bt. U 462 2Sx
FOR SALE Desirable modern seven-room
cottage. 1214 N. un St. (19) 4U1 28x
I WILL ray a good price for cottages to
move. J. H. Parrotte, Board of Trade-
(l-MJ&i 81
REAL ESTATE at reasonable prices; writ
for list. H, H. lUUuaou. faanta Crux,
Cat (U-1m0
REAL ESTATE
FARM RANCH LANDS FOR "ALB
v Colorado.
A PINK COLORADO FARM.
One thousand acres, all In cultivation; best
water and ditch rights established by de
cree of court from all year running
streams through the lands; three miles
of count? seat railroad town; fair farm
buildings; susceptible of division Into
smaller trscte. Tiie most beautiful,
healthful and productive valley In Colo
rsdo. tlood schools and splendid stock
range. The first to see It will buy ft if he
has Jiidament, Inclination and money. Tou
would not sell It for $'0 per acre In five
years It will bring Ha but It goes for $30
pr acre, with no side deals, rskeoffs or
iMiiiiiipnniiiB. i niHiiene lis equal ior
the money. Henry J. Arnold. Temple
Court, tenver, Colo. (201617 27
COLORADO UND YIELDS OOLD-In Its
stsple crops, It returns more profit per
acre than land In any other state; nmrc
than Its gold mines. 1 have four fine
sections under proposed reservoir at $12
sn acre. With reservoir It will bring
$J6. Buy now and make money. John
T. Holbrook, 1711 California, St.. Denver.
' (30)-64 af7x
laws.
BS acres, 2'4 miles from Council Bluffs
postnfflce; Isrge 8-room house, bsrn, snd
other outbuildings: nice spple orchard;
spring water the year round. 12R per acre.
Terms one-third cash and the balance
yearly payments.
W. J. DERMODY INV. CO.,
N. T. Life Bldg. Phone Doug. MOB.
(!) W4 27
80-ACRK farm In Iowa, income property.
In good shape, clear; client will trade for
unimproved land In NVhiaska or South
Dakota. UlbKon & Planck, IW Onk. Ia.
()) M27X
BEST nursery stock from grower to
planter. Cyrus Harvey. Altoona, la.
(20) M362 llx
A BARGAIN In Iowa. M acres, splendid
Improvements. Perfect land, slightly roll
ing. Only 3i miles from Council Bluffs
postofflre on level road, $8,6(X. Kane ft
Van Tuyl, 603 West Broadwav. Both
'phones J22. (20)-M433 2Xx
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Tor small
fruit farm, stock invoice around Si.iwO.
Address P. O., Elwell, Iowa. (31 674 2x
Hum,
THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY. KAN
SAS GAS BELT.
Fine 23S acre farm, five miles from Coffey
vllle, the metiopolls of southeastern Kan
sas, the city of many factories, weekly
rayroll, $250,000.
This farm has tine Improvements, has tele
phone and free rural mall service, is fins
land and can bo bought at a right price.
Have a tine list of farms and city prop
erties. '
For any Information address A. R. Wilson,
Loneyvllle, Kan. (20) M246 29 X
FOR SALE Phillips county, Colorado,
three fine quarters; title perfect; $1,000
eaclu H. I. Brown, 500 4th St., Sioux City,
la. (20) M3US 30x
FOR SALE 80-acre farm near Pittsburg,
Kansas, underlaid with coal; mines on
adjoining land; will sell at sacrifice In
order to settle an estate. Address W. H.
McColm, 677 8. Union Ave., Pueblo, Colo.
(20J 6C7 2Sx
-Missouri.
FARM of 120 acres for sale cheap; will sell
all or part; mile from! Swope park; fine
view of Bwope park and Kansas City.
Address Rural Route No. 2, Box 62. Hick
man Mills, Mo. (20) M301 30x
FOR 8ALE A ranch of 800 acres, one mile
from Osage river, 14 miles from Ver
sailles; 40 In cultivation, 600 under good
wire fence; 8-room frame dwelling", large
log barn; Immense spring at barn lot
that never falls; open timber; abundance
of grass and no restraint to stock run
ning at large; a splendid opportunity to
go into the stock business at $8 per acre
on easy terms. J. W. McClelland, Ver
allies, Missouri. (20) 684 27x
If ebrasKau
SOME CHOICE
FARM BARGAINS
18 GOOD LEVEL 160-ACRE FARMS
in Perkins county, Nebraska;
black, rich loam soil, clay sub
soil, near R. R. ; fine level land.
We are going out to show parties
some of these lands October 29.
Better corneal n and make arrange
ments to go out and get one or
more of these bargains." Pried
110 to $1S per acre.
640 acres near R. R. station and about
15 miles southwest of Gothen
burg, Neb.; black, rich soli; 240
acres of this is good farm land,
balance good hay and pasture
land. Price $10 per acre; one
third cash, balance In five annual
payments.
649 acres. -A choice improved .farm;
240 acres' of this now in fall
wheat; 400 acres in cultivation;
good new frame house, stable,
good well and windmill, pasture
fenced. This choice farm is lo
cated about five miles north, of
Etna, Custer county, Neb.; school
house adjoining farm. - Price $30
per acre; $6,000 cash, balance
long time if wanted.
960 acres, farm and ranch land, about
9 miles southeast of Gothenburg,
Neb.; frame house, stables, good
well and cistern, part in cultiva
tion; soil a rich, black loam. This
is a choice stock farm and located
close to the alfalfa lands of the
Platte valley. Price $12 per sere;
easy terms.
8
sections of good level farm kind,
black, rich soil, clay subsoil, near
R. R.. In Perkins county, SNeb.
Can be sold in single sections if
desired. Price $12 per acre;
easy terms.
160 acres t miles southwest of Ar
nold, Neb. Price $10 per acre;
$600 cash, balance 5 years.
640 acres farming and grazing land
on Garfield table, Lincoln county,
Neb. Price $4 per acre; $400
cash, balance 8 years time.
F. A. FIELD & CO.
686 Brandeis Bldg., Omaha.
(20)
We hava this Improved Nebraska farm
for sale at a sacrifice; 262 acres of the very
best agricultural land lying two miles from
good county seat town In western Na
brsaka; lu) acres In cultlvatlonT-$5,0u0 worth
of Improvements; every foot of thla land
can be cultivated; the soli Is a rich dark
loam, underlaid with a clay subsoil, and
very productive, -or quick sale at $s2
per acre.
W. J. DERMODY INV. CO.,
S3 N. Y. Ufa Bldg.
Phone Doug. 8108.
(30-a JT
FOR SALE 5-acre fruit farm, near Flor-
- 'v . myyiv m, cnrrries,
small fruit, etc. Price $1,200. Creigh
oune at v.o., 9vm rre oiag.
(20) 1T289 it
FOR BALE SO acres, well improved; t
story house; 65 acres broken, balance pas
ture. P. H. Ball. Silver Creek, Neb.
0 M3U0 0x
I own $000 acres of fine level land, rich,
black soil. In Deuel county. Neb. Write
ior numoers ana oars sin prices. William
Madgett. Haaiiiiga. (.'eh. (20
Highly Improved 40.
Just $0 minutes' tide from Benson P. O
Plenty fruit; good $-roorii city house; large
L.rn; a beautiful suburban home, near
school; price, $7,000. F. D. Wead. ground
uoor, w eaa
Bide., Una nod Fax nam.
REAL ESTATE
FARM a4 RANCH LANDS FOR BALIS
Nebraska C
160-acra farm. I miles southwest Dundee;
fine for platting Into acre tracts: good
house and other farm buildings; $13 per
acre; terms, one-quarter cash, balance
on time at 6 per cent.
8. ARION LRW13, "
Sole Agent,
8B4 New York Life.
120)
Texas.
82.000 ACRES.
Panhandle lands, new town of Mlddlewater
and railway station nesr the center of
tract. Lowest In price, best In qualltv,
best location In the Pnnhandle. Oenpral
agents wanted everywhere. Ben 1 Tan
ner Land Co., Cedar Rapids, Is.
(2f)-612 27
A 2no-acre Irrigated farm within 6 miles of
San Antonio, Texas, for sale. This farm
raises two and three crops each year;
climate Ideal; soil unsurpassed. This Is
. money maker and a safe Investment.
Reason for selling one of tire partners
died. Investigate this. Rural Free De
livery, Route 6, Box 45, Sen Antonio,
Texas. (201-511 i7x
TEXAS KXCI RSION.
Tuesday. Nov. 5, we run sn excursion to
the Texss gulf coast. Join us and be
convinced that Texss Is the New Cali
fornia. Ixw ratea and good accommoda
tions, t ,M M fl artM n.. .. ... . - , ' 1 1
or address Texas lnd and Immigration
Co., 640 Bee. (:tn S.VJ 27
J20 ACRES best black prairie land five
mues rrom Houston city limits. $ per
acre. Will dnublo hi two years. Small
and large tracts to suit. W. C. Moore,
Houston. Texas. (201-477 27x
Washlnartoa.
FO SALE On Puget Sound. near Seat-
""" i'. navy yarn, lands or all kinds
and prices, for farm, garden and orchard.
For particulars address Lock Pox 42,
Port Orchard, Wash. (20) MI70 2Sx
Ulscellaaeaoe.
CHEAPEST lend In U. 8. for ,i the crop;
iiu cua, mi. inv, to., Wrandets Blilg.
(2") M302 02S
ANY ONE having a farm or small business
ior saie, piease write Immediately. Will
deal with owner only. No agents. Locator
Publishing Comnanv. Information rtnnt
Mlnneapolls,Mlnn; (20) 537 27x
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOWEST RATES Bemis, Paxton Block.
(23-y
WANTED City loana. Paters Trust Co.
I (22J-897
WANTED City loana and warranta. W.
1.' . ma ... C.nl.k A. , ' ivu I . n.
- . .". uiii.iu mv c to nam rl.
(22) K
$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) m
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
(22) MM
PRIVATE MONEY
In amounts of $500 and up at lowest current
rates, ino aeiay,
Garvin Bros., "1604 Farnam
(22)-
LOANS on improved city property. W. U.
Thomas, 606 First National Bank Bldg.
(22)-89f
$500 to $50,000 TO LOAN at lowest rates;
no delay. GARVIN BROS., 1600 Farnam.
(22)-Kul
$500 TO $65,000 TO LOAN-Prlvate money;
no delays. J. H. Sherwood, 837 N. Y. Life.
(22) Olio
UNION LOAN ft INVEST. CO.. 310 Bee
Loans on Real Estate. Bldg.
Buy 1st and 2d mtgas. 'Phone Doug. 2904,
(22) 421 Novll
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. . F. D. Wead.
Wead Bldg.. lith and Farnam:
(22)-M2U
MONEY TO,LOAN-Payne Investment Co.
(21-803
6 PER CENT farm mortgages for sale;
"v- mcremnn incorporating Co.,
426-28 N. Y. Life Bldg. (22)-&54 tj
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED to borrow $1,000, 6 per cent, two
to five years, good real estate security.
Address H 403, Bee. (24j Miiltt 28x
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED-To buy second-hand furniture,
cook and heating atoves, carpets, lino
leums, otfloe furniture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilts
and all kinds of tools; or will buy the
furniture of your bouse complete. The
highest prices paid. Call the right man.
Tel. Doug. 3971. (36) M4o2 OoUl
SECOND-HAND furniture bought and
sold; also machines of all kinds rented,
$2 per month. Tel. Doug. 693.
(26) M9
CASH paid for second-hand clothing, shoes,
eta 3u No. leth bt. Tel. Red S325.
C25)-07
WANTED First or second hand boiler .with
engine, mounieu, n H. p.; on trucks pre
ferred. Address, 045 8. lath, Lincoln, Neb.
(25) 441 28x
WANTED TO BUT-Calvee. Tel. Doug-.
m (25)-761
CASH paid for old books. Crane-Foye Co.,
313 8. 14th. 'Phone Douglas 1321. (26) 20$
TO FARMERS AND PRODUCB SHIP
PERS. Highest prices for butter and eggs. Cash
or merchandise. Send trial shipment. The
Bennett Company, Omaha. . (26 227
WANTED To buy, a 13 ft. counter or
, table, for grocery. Parker Bhawlo, laaS
Park. Ave. (26)-M430 28
WANTED To buy roll top desk. Address
D 44, car Bee. 26) M832 80
WANTED TO RENT
A REFINED gentleman and wife, without
children, wish to rent a furnished fiat or
small house for any length of time
agreeable to owner; would furnish bond
and highest references. Address sny time
before Ne v ember L N 403, Bee office.
(2) MloO Tlx
SINGLE gentleman want first-class plac
to room and board, near car. d 44 7, Bee.
() M240 30x
WANTED, TO RENT Nov. 1 young mar
ried couple, 8 rooms furnished complete
for housekeeping, with private family;
rooms must be cosy and attractive, with
- water, heat and necessary conveniences;
must be within one mile of postofflce. be
tween Davenport and Leavenworth west
of 17th. A place homelike and congenial
desired; state price. Address C 44.1, care
Bee. (2) MXkJ 27
WANTED Desk apace In well located of
fice; reasonable rent; for light real eetate
bualnesa. Address B 442, Bee.
(26-M32l 26x
I JUST got married and would like to rent
a modern furnh.red bouse for the winter.
It must be strictly modern In every re
spect and In a select neighborhood; would
prefer Farnam district or Hanscom park
district. Can give the very best of ref
erence. Address C 303, care of Bee.
() 34tt x
WANTED Furnished house; good care
guaranteed; no children. Address J 44,
care Bee. (2t 344 2b x
I JUST got married and would like to rent
modern furnished house for the winter.
It roust be strictly modern in every re
spect and in a select neighborhood, would
prefer Farnam district or Hanscom park
district. Can give the very best of ref
erence. Address C 393, care "f lt
CO M600 2
WANTED Pasture for seventy-five head
of horses: stalk fields, sheds and hay. T.
F. Stroud ft Co., Omaha, Neb.
(2D-4B6 17
FIVE to T-room house within walking dis
tance Creighton college. Address W 47-4,
Bee. ob 7S Ii
WANTED SITUATIONS
, YOUNQ MAN wants position a piano
1 p layer ior picture meater or similar. Ad-
o. ... 4XW V. 01., I 'I H
olu. Neb, 1-Il4fl li
WANTED SITUATIONS
(Continued )
TO EMPIAJYKRS OF OFFICE MEN.
Wanted, by middle aged accountant, em
ployment . as manager, auditor or book
keeper; competent, nent, quick and accu
rate; eighteen years In lust two positions;
nine years head bookkeeper to one of tlte
largest corporations In "the west " Ad
dress Y 62, Omaha Boe. (2T Mi)27 x
YOUNQ man stmogrspher will be open
for position about Oct, 1; has clerical
experience; references. Address L !,
care Bee. (27) M
YOVNO woman of experience wants place
to take care of child; good references.
Address Y 112, Bee. (27) Ml tlx
WANTED By experienced dressmaker,
work to do by the day. Call on or ad
dress 2ku Dodge St. Tel. Harnev 37:4.
t27 &I7 Nov!
DRESSMAKING of all kinds. 2S11 Sewsrd.
(27) M213 Nov 10X
WANTED Position by an energetic mur
ried nun, with character and ability, as
salesman. Address E 445, care itee.
(27) M337 2X
HAVE SEVERAL years' experience selling
arms in Nebraska, Dakota snd the
south. Permanent position deeirvd with a
good firm. Address P 672. Hee.
(27)-Mf83 2Sx
I SHORTHAND practice wanted bv student,
part, of day; small pay. Address W 440,
I Bee. (27) M316 80x
RESPONSIBLE man. past middle age,
good penman, good marker and good at
figures, wsnts position in wholesale
house. Experience In office and can help
on hooks. "Not afraid of other work.
II 54H, Bee. (271-MKSO 2.sx
WANTED By a young southern lndy, po
sition as housekeeper, who lins owned
and operated hotel; competent to take
full charge; people needing cooks do not
apply. Address Mrs. Shoemacker, H'2 No.
18th St. (27) 275 27
SITUATION wanted bv experience elevator
conductor. Address W. L.. IMS N. !0th
St., or 'Phone Webster 3254. (27) -2X2 35
AN EXPERIENCED farm salesniHn wants
position with good real estate firm. Curt
make good. Salary or commission. Ad
dress K 50, Bee. (27) MR3 2Sx ,
WANTED Posting clerk or book keeper.
Address B 458, Bee. (27)-M5R4 29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Three or four thoroughly ex
perienced hair dressers; good wagos to
right parties. Apply halrdrcsxing parlor.
J. L. BRANDElS ft SONS.
(7J-67S 29
WANTED Bundle wrappers nud cash
girls. Apply superintendent, west end,
main floor, between 7:30 and 10 a. m.
J. L. BRANDEIS ft SONS.
(7)-676 29
WANTED Experienced waitress and sec
ond girl; references required. Mrs. Ar
thur C. Smith, 1303 Park Ave.
(7I-MW7 29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
John Lyons to Margaret M. Buckley.
e25 feet of w75 feet of lot 8, block
7, 1st add. to South Omaha $ 200
Paul II. Kills to Lillian C, Ellis, lot
10. block 2, Smlthfltld 1
Same to same, n42 feet of si 28 feet of
lot 1!3, Olse's add 1
Hsstlmrs & Heyden to same, lot 7,
Hastings ft Heyden's add 450
Mary E. Dance to Frank L. Arm
strong, e28 feet of wS4 feet of lots 1
and 2, block , Klrkwood add 1,000
F. H. Dellone to Mary Ann MoAus
land, W15 feet of n4S feet of lot 15,
O'Brien's add 1
Agricultural Insurance company to
Helen E. Kilby, Iota 1 and 2, block
14. and other lots, Carthage 1
Bailie W. Horbach to J. F. Qulnhy
and .wife, n4 lot 16, block 8. Hor
bach's 2d add 1
E. Homar. to P. M. C. Jorgensen,
lot 3. Hascall & Rogers' siihdlv.... 283
Allen E. Kilby and wife to Harry E.
Cave, lots 1, 2, 3k 4 and 5, block ,
Kilby Place i
Frank L. Armstrong to Mary E.
Dance, undlvVs lot 7, block 819,
original plat i
William A. Smith and wife to
Oretchen Slevers, s35 feet lots 1 and
2. and e28 feet s35 feet lot 3, block
13. West End add 5.000
Anna F. Johnson and husband to
" Thomas W. Blackburn, s40 feet of
lot L block 8, Hillside add 6.000
Total amount of transfers $12,912
at your irag-on tires in 30
minutes.
Ouaranteed beat work in the
city.
Headquarters for all sixes
rubber Urea.
DRUM MO ID'S
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT ELEC
TION. Proclamation and notice to the qualified
electors and legal voters of the school dis
trict of Omaha, In the county of Douglas,
In the state of Nebraska, of a general
election, to be held In said school district
on Tuesday, the 6th day of November,
19U7, for the purpose of electing five mem-
h.P, rxt , k. A Q.., . T........... A . 1
rachool district, to serv on said board from
' ana including the first Monday In January,
if, until tne nrsi Monday in January,
1911; also notioe of the submission to the
qualified electors and legal voters ot said
district of a proposition authorizing the
Board of Education of said school district
to Issue bonds In the sum of five hundred
thousand ($6oo,000) dollar, for the purpose
of erecting school buildings and the pur
chase of school sites.
To tbs qualified electors and legal voters
Of the school district of Omahu. In tha
I county of Douglas, In the state of Ne-
urassa, i, lieorge u. Klce, president of
the Board of Education of the school dis
trict of Omaha, In the county of Douglas,
In the state of Nebraska, do Issue this,
my proclamation, and by virtue of the
authority vested In nw as uch president,
do hereby give public notice to (he quail
fled electors and legal voters of the school
district of Omaha, in the county of Doug
las, in the state of Nebraska, on Tuesday,
the 6th of November, Off!, for the purpose
of electing ttve members of the Board of
Education of said school district, to surve
on said board from and Including the first
Monday In January, 190H. until the first
Monduy In January, 1911.
I, George D. Rice, president of the Board
Of Education Of the irhnnl
, Omaha, in the county of Douglas, in tho
(state of Nebraska, do issue this, my
; proclamation, and by virtue of the authority
" " " iririiurrii, ao Hereby
give publlo notice to the qualified electors
and legal voters of the school district of
Omaha, In the countv of nniiil i ,i,
"tf;!VofwIfeb.r't"ka' tnat neral election
, will be held In said school district on Tues
dtty,tt!6lh ot November, 1907, at which
i the following proposition to vote bonds of
, said school district will be submitted, towlf
snail ine Hoard of Education of the School
district of Omaha, In the county of Douglas
In the stste of NebraHka. be authorised to'
Issue bonds of said school disirlet In the
uu i uri uuuureu inousana (IjOO.WO) dol
lars for the purpose of erecting school build
ings and tne purchase of school slLes
8aid questions shall be submitted 'to said
electors entire, and the votee thereon shall
be "For" or "Against." and all ballots
having an X opposite the word "For"
shall be considered as authorizing said
bonda. and all ballots having an "X" op
posite the word "Against" shall be con-
slrlpreA mm mumtnmt tl.s . ... . . . .
i bonds. aaia
The polls shall be open on the day of said
election at eight (8) o clock In the morning
and ahall continue open until six (6) o'clock
In the evening of the same day at the re
spective voting placea, as follows:
CITY OF OMAHA.
First wsrd:
First District 1203 South Sixth street.
Second District bfl Pacific street.
Third District 1703 South Tenth street.
Fourth District 919 Bancroft street.
Beoond ward:
First District 23CS South 29th street.
Heootid District w$ Vinton street.
Third District 16:1 Vinton street.
A XVuxUi luUlct-Iia Vinton suect.
QuicftlVork!
LEGAL NOTICES
tCoiitlnurd.)
Fifth Dlstrlct-i20l South I'Th street.
Third ward:
First District 1"1! Webster street.
Second I lt riet ;I18 South loth stteet.
Third DIMrlct-UU North liih street.
Fourth IMsl rlct 603 South i;(th street.
Fourth ward:
First District Ifilx Davenport street.
Second Dlstrlct-4: Smith 1Mb street
Third Disr-t-71ft South Hth street.
Kotirth District -314 South jot li street.
Fifth District-2:l Davrmmrt slroet.
Fifth watd:
First I)lstrlet-ai4 Sherman avenue.
Second District-?: Sherman avenue
Third District 2i'l Sherman Ave.- (barn).
Firth District-11 North u;ih street.
Sixth ward:
First District 23o7 North 241 It sireet.
Second District 1716 North 'till street.
Third District -2t4 North 2Slli street.
Fourth District 2122 Military avenue.
Seventh ward:
First District 2719 Leavenworth street.
Second District l,":!fi Ucnrgla avenue,
(bnrn. rear).
Third Dlstrlct-r,.1S Park avenue.
Fourth Dlstrlct-21" South 33d streel
(bnrn. rear).
Eighth ward:
First District 13o North 24tlf street.
Second DlKlrlct-1721 Cuming street.
Third Di.xtrlet-KM C:-.s street.
Fourth I istricl l'4in Cuming street.
Ninth ward:
First DlNlrlct-.WS Cuming sireet.
Second 1 '1st rlct-; 11116 Hurt street.
Third Dlstrlrt-;i.'4 Davenport St. (bsrn)
Fourth District-'J! I South 3'iih St. (barn).
Fifth Dlstrict-291( Farnam street.
Tenth ward:
First Dlstrlct-inis South lfltli street.
Second District 1.".23 b'HVPnwerlh strreta
Third District-3.1 Leavenworth street.
Fourth Dtstriet-1 124 South lKlh street ,
Kll'tli District 144S South 1,1th street.
Eleventh ward:
First District 4ik llninllton street.
Second District W20 Kiirimm street.
Third Dlstrlct-IJ4 leavetiworth street,
Tourtli District 76 South 27th street.'
Tvp"h ward:
First District 441 North 24th street.
Second District--3T'J4 Ames avenue.
Third District 8110 forby street (bsrn).
Fourth District 3104 North 24th street.
GROKOB D. RICE.
President Board of Education.
Attest: J. F. BUKUES3. Secretary.
024dl-'t
NOTICR TO BOND BUYERS -SEALED
bids will be received at the oftlco of the
city clerk. In the el'y of York, up to 11
o'clock noon, standard time, on Thursday,
the 7th day of November. 1907, for the sei
of the following bonds of the city of Torkt
First Funding bonds in tho amount ot
seventeen thousand dollars ($17,000). These
bonds will be duted November 1, 1907. and,
bear Interest at tho rrfle of 5 per cent per
annum, payable annually; principal and In
terest payable at the Nebraska fiscal
agency In New York City, or at the olllce
of tho city treasurer In York, Nebraska,
riiivitiop in iwpniv v,nr rrinn naia in. r
to have the option to pay tho same at any
time after ten yeHrn. Second Special us
sessnipnt bonds to be Issued for the pnr-
fose of paying for the paving In Pavlnc
Mstrlct No. 1 or said city. These bonda
will bo dated November 1, 1907, and bear
Interest at the rate of 8 per cent per an
num, payable annually; principal and In
terest payable at the' Nebraska fiscal '
agency In New York, or at the office of
the city treasurer In York, Nebraska, ami
will become duo one-tenth In one year and '
one-tenth annually thereafter for the nine
succeeding years. Bonds will he Issued for
the amount of the special assessment In)
this district which the property owners fall
to pay by the time said bonds are Issued,
but in no event will the amount be greater
than the total amount ot the special as
sessment In said district, towit: $i0.57ii.8!),
Separata bids must be made for each of
tho above issues of bonds, and a certified
check for 3 per cent of the amount bid must
accompany each bid as a guarantee that
tho holder will take and pay for the bonda
awarded him. The right to reject any and
all bids Is expressly reserved to tne city
council. Dated at York, Nebraska, this)
4th day of October, 1907. UliOKGE S.
NEWMAN, City Clerk;
NOTICB TO CONTRACTORS OMAHA,
Neb., Oct. 23, 1907. Sealed proposals will
be received at the office of the secretary of
the Board of Education of the school 'dis
trict of Omaha, room 605, city hall, untH 8
o'clock p. m., on November 4, 1907, for all
the labor and material for. electric wirlnif
at the new Vinton School building, on the
Vinton site at Twenty-first and Boulevard
avenue, and for all the hardware In such
building, In accordance with the plans and
specifications. Said plans and specifica
tions are on file in thla office, subject to
Inspection, but not removal. Each bid must
be accompanied by a certified check, pay
able to the school district of Omaha, for
not less than titty $.0o) dollars. The
right Is reserved to reject, any and all bids
and to waive any defects or Informalities
in any bids should It be deemed In the
Interest of the school district to do so.
Proposals for wiring and proposals fo
hardware must be enclosed In separate en
velopes, sealed and marked "Proposals for
Hardware" or. "Proposals for Wiring Vin
tin School Building,'' and addressed to J. F.
Burgess, secretary of the Board of Educa
tion, 605 city hall. J. F. BURGESS. Secre
tary; Oct 23 Dfit
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
; OFFICE OF THE CONSTRTJCTINO
Quartermaster, Fort Crook, Neb., October
, 10, 19u7. Sealed proposals, In triplicate,
i subject to tho usual conditions, will be
; received here until 10 o'clock a. m., central
standard time, October 29, 1907, for the
construction of a Wagon Shed at Fort
Crook, Nebraska. Full Information will
j be furnished and plans and specification
I may be seen at the office of the Consirucl
1 lng quartermaster, Fort Crook, Nebraska.
Envelope containing proposals to be
marked "Proposal for Wagon Shed,"
.and addressed- to Captain Joseph w.
j Gohn, Quartermaster, Sixteenth Infantry,
013-14-15-16-27-28
LABOR AND I5TDUSTRT.
Industrial Insurance employes are ora
ganizlng throughout the United States,
union No. 1 being In Boston.
Over $6,000,000 were paid out by organized
labor In the United States last year for
sick and death benefits, tool Insurance, eto.
The Oklahoma State Federation of Labor
at a recent meeting adopted a resolution
In favor of woman suffrage and proposes
to make (his a test question la supporting!
candidates.
As a result of conferences held between
the Boston A Maine railroad officials and
the union l,6u0 employes lu the freight,
baggage, signal, switch and crossing de
partments have secured an Increase In
wages.
A congress of women servants recently
held in Copenhagen, Denmark, and at
tended by fifteen delegates, resolved to
ask the government to enforce the law
forbidding mistresses to employ their serv
ants after 7 p. m. on ordinary days or
3 p. m. on Sundays.
Attorney General Bingham followed In
the footsteps of Governor Hanly of Indiana,
and turned down the appeal of the miner
of the state for a modification of the
mining law enacted last winter. Their ob
jection to the shot tiring provision was not
sustained. Mr. Bingham said that the pur
pose of the law Is plain and that It will
have to stand that way.
It Is announced from the headquarters
of the National Postal Clerks' association
that they will have a lobby before the
Sixtieth congress In advocacy of an eight
hour day, thirty days' vacation and fifteen,
days' sick leave, with more promotions
above the $1,100 limit. The association will
ask for a hospital at Almagorda, N. M.,
for the treatment of tuberculosis amonr
Its member. The association will suit
congress to pass a law opening new chan
nels from the postal service to higher civil
service positions.
The printers' trade union held an Inter
national congress In Paris, France, re
cently. The printers' trade union ef
France, Germany, Austria, Hungary. Cro
atia, Servla, Italy, Luxemburg, Belgium.
Denmark, Sweden and Portugal were repre
sented Two British trade unions, the
London Society of Compositors and the
Scotch Printers' union, were also repre
sented, though they have not yet jollied
the International organization and had no
vote. The first part of the proceedings '
were taken up with a discussion of pro
posals for building up an International war
chest for the defense of members, espe
cially in lands where the organization I
weak, and for Instituting an efficient con
trol over the organizations In the various
countries so that the money of the Inter
national federation shall not be frivolously
spent.
The Feminine Amotions.
"Plngley tried to kiss their protty nurse)
girl tiie other evening. The alrl was cs.it-.--
ilng one of Mr. Plngley' choicest plate.
inflow ,iruiBi, sue jci n (all aim broke
'"Welir1
"Mrs. Plngley saw the whole affair. Plng
ley hud never misbehaved before. It was
a gr. at shock to her."
"W hat did she do?
"She told I'm k ley to go along and then
cried over tiie broken plate for two hour
by tiie cWck." Clwvelaud, Plain Lmaior.
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