Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, February 08, 1908, Page 11, Image 11
TTTK OMATTA DAILY BEE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY" P.""lOOS. 1T 7 HEAL ESTATE citt property ran sale Contiti4 ) A. P. TUKEY & SON. 'THE HOLDINGS OF A HOLDING COMPANY Tes Properties were not purchased, they were taken: therefor they inust b aold. The prices -are now such that they M acll if coBtomen will look them tip. .1!8?!!,,.?n Bortnt comer Sth and Leavenworth Want OTfer 4ius. inn a rui vi.in. f SH2r"1'tJ ni Marcy if Want ; Offer J ! Cfisl. Hffc .... . . -" "u rierre inB viieri.. Two lota, Jd and Mandemon, each SJQ I'Oute end lot. 1417 Pacific ... 9v 1621161, JCth and Farnam (Want Offer) 2i.50o iT.mr.V?n 1,w,Ptal.-7tli and Dodge (Want Offer)... $25,000 0xU0, 28th and Jackson $ 2,400 T4f..- t "Ro m1JJ. Jjd and California, rood house Want Offer iwo lots. Bdalerard south of Davenport wo ' jota, north of J 4th and Dodga, for :"'. Bortn oi istn and Leavenworth... 70x2$4. 17th aod lurd (Want Offer).... Twe lots. $2d and Wright, each One lot, $2d avenue and Gold. . . . . . JI11!1, ,5th d Leavenworth ... , " V.ni, ltai . . ,ln nd I0 eh. lees . vva. vt, Bonn or i&m ana Boulevard. "S2,26th and California Three lots. Oak west of 20th. each.... 47x156, ith and Oak Conief 59fh n4 Tab $6x122. 16th and Cuming" (Want Offer) 111x122. 20th and Farnam. per foot wwi or Z7tn and Davenport. Three lots, Harlem Lane, each 60x116, bast of 33d and liner. . . . i. ii zd, comer lum and pine. ............. .. Want ntfpr 661137. east of Brownell Hall on Pine $ i "no . 0tvt!Birf0' !' we mk "h terms as will please yo'u. Pre 'rve this list and look them up. A. P. TUKEY & SON, 4 4 4-4 4 .. Board of Trade Bldg. Phoiie g 21811 CAN YOU DUPLICATE .;- THIS ON HIGH SCHOOL HILL ... FOR FLATS t : :;s3 feet . 1 . Nark.JCorv20th.and Pavr enport, less -tVan 200 feet from Higk School 'grounds aod oalj four blocks from P. 0. Can of fwr fof few days for $2,500. VM. E. BQMANO, .329 .Board ct Trade, Douglas 1319. .v A02 $ SAL.J&-A. a-room Iioum; built 4 yrs, plrndld cnndltioat modtira ewrr wcjr; . t0xQ lot: toth an4 CTackaoD: worth t4.u0; will t W.SWX If Sold by February J6ih. Xcavtng- th chy. TeL Rod 2Mt. " , . ay-ta tx " INVESTMENT. VOR P.AJLE Oood rrml stat Tnortgvga, ntttna per cent and 7 per cent oo OiMlia-improve r! (( ar4 , Nw. Krum farm lands. N. P. Ihxlf A Co, 1714 IXxU St. U-M6S " ' - woo. " -- " Full Jk" "m MIMtarr A. -neat-' Reward. F. t. Wead. around floor Wead Bid . mh and Farnam 6U. U 1 7 ' I WAST offer on tne property, lug and 1130' S. Xlat St.; two mod tt houses and rod barn; well rented. Thia property is 'ewtted by an eaaterm iwrtjr who rnuit aelL- THOMA PRBNXAN, Room I. Jew York Ufo Bide. (1 Mn HLTM. On Weat rmmtm ('- ndira, built by owner - tat last I yaara, weo haa to reniova from city. F. i. Wead. lSui Fanun St. f - . ; 0-ia T - ' ' WM. K. TOTTKH, - tul Brown Blk. A few choice properties that most bo sold ' aa follow: Went at feat lot T. block St. Omaha.- lilt Dodro 6t. Tract of land K3x244 feet at JSth and Davewport; One. ' - Oood f-room tiouae, JRST N. IWh St. io T-roowi house. Sf Franklin 8t. " flood l-xmi houae, SUM Burdetie gt. To cd aovea-rvem houaaa, 26JS-41 Pat rtca, Ave. Iota It O-nd 14. block C. Anvi Place. -Wee V of a4 tax t and . block 1. Jet- ter1 Mdltlnn. -i . L-at 11. biiKk a. first addition to So. Omaha. ' ' , ! JrfwB ATTRACTIVE 8UBTJABAX MOM-Forty croa-other- aide Bcnaon. TS a.- frutt. 200 aoplca. .M oaeh. arcawberrlea, eurranta and raapbeaHea. -S-rv - riouso, - larso barn, bKck from achool; owner noada Dnney tr hta equity, -f, D. Wead. around Door. 1 fa majn. U l 7 FOR Qt'lCK result In nelllna or renti n your property see Benjiman Real Estata Ca tSS NTiU Blk, -Both 'Kfaonea. 0 Ml FtS TOCR PROPERTY-IS IT FOR SALE? Tall us about It;, we can aetl It It your price la riant. Omaha don't know what "daprekn" means. We are aellinc'mor real eatate today thaa ever. Uat that kouaa with ua. I'ATNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, First! Floor "N." V. Llfa Building. . (U M1U 10 T-T. hoiraa. hot water heat, with full aa from lot. on Ann Are. near 1'acifu; eaj i arm.' t JU. Wead. 111 fumnu 8u t aa U7 t. . L18T your property with Chris Boyer. rt and Cuailn tola . U i3 KXH SALE Kiht-roora moduli houae, rth iarse barn, Plnckney 6l la- itre F. il- Woodland, Hi Branoeta Mld. ' 'lei.- Ioualai ' tU( itm FOR' SALE OK EXCHANGE. ONK-8TOKY, framo dwelllna. ftre rooms, retlart -swd weii, viable nd out build ing, fiuil tree: gonl location, faring city . 'lot y'nJei No. JiH, Ma and Wdl n 8ta; buia- Omaha. Addreaa A. VV. Kllsbcrger. 114 N. iiodney bu. Helena. Mont. . - t-M13 10 : THE K EKD ABSTRACT CO.. esiabliahed ltii. fruiiipt , aervico. Oct. our prx-ea. j .'!' irr. am. m REAL ESTATE rASM AND M A ACM A.AXU FOBt SALS Coloraua. CHANCB-foc a freo trip to Colorado. Wa l.aa "cliou-e lrriatel I an da from US an aca up. You can itutitaW your utuncy now. Belter look WCure Ita too late- Here 1 .in reaa.u: 1 l,r U no mora Land brlnf iiad nyalvrr. .Xhoua4a ara after lu Nul.uui.lWiuuy UiA. Clteap ratea. are paid if you boy. Tyler Lnd Co.. il No. m! kH Omaha. OW Miai tx. I,. ! I WIf FN .writing to aArartiaera. raraenbrr It, tan.a but an oatra atroka or t wa af in pen to inenunn tka la.t titat yon aaa IM a4 a Iba Voa, . - REAL ESTATE citt mnrcRTT ron sals (Oominusd . I 350 K nun ' 1500 snd t 1.000 both t 1.500 I 409 . ,.$10,000 ...$ 500 ...$ 700 ..$ 650 Want Otter I i a . i than... .r:,.. .'. ..$ si ..Want Offer .$ 1.000 47S 400 500 6,560 0 500 50 '. 1 ', '. '. , ..$ .-.$ 800 1 ITS 7 REAL ESTATE FARM AXfj Rtsru LAXD FOR SA1.H , (Continued.) . . , Mtaaoorl. MI8SOVRI fa nni to auft anv nurrhu. Call on us or writa for list, t'nion KnMy . .L'nton, Mo. . . r XM&) Fx Sebraaks, ,s LANP1 -. KIMBALL COUNTY : , , NEBRASKA. , . ACRES first class farm land en souUl divide: It-M an acre: Ci 71 an arm can -nir. one and two years; .near good aetUament. ne auuui u piano valley am) 4aM land. aeven miles south of Kimball, county seat a baxaaJn at 14.S0 an drr. US ACRES- oo swath divtde, aU food farm una; BS.3D an acre cash. Address for details: The W. F. Shclton Land Agency, 311 S. 15th St.. Omaha. Neb. ( T , FOR PALB. aii snriinn nine mllea northwcut of u eiii. level land, excellent soil. tJerman neishborhood; prioe, Ut per acre; eaay terms. , J. A. DOKOHDl O'-NeTn.'Ne.!- ' ,.- (A-iT2rt 14 FTR BALE. . 16J acres, seven miles northwnsl of O'Neill. heajy rich aolj. aruall lmprovement. good nolcnborhood: prioa. n.w per acre. C. F. McKENNA. O'Neill.' Nob. A BARGAIN Writ us for deocrtptlon of rniMri pro perry Juat listed. t This is -one of the beet Iocs lit tea la northeast Ne braska, for feed or for dairy and hrur ranch. B. E. Bierer Co.. 411 Bee Bids?. Omaha. , . . .. (4 Ux , . FOR SAX.E. Hlshry- Improved farvn.--xbree tnilea north wa of O Neill. excellent land, fair 1m- provetnenta, einhtr acres tmder cultlva ron; price, f!t.lo per acre. . -' C, F. McKENNA. O'Neill. Neb v (i9)-Mrrri4 150 ACRE FARM IS miles southwest of South Omaha, and Stock Yards, good .-room house, large barn, corn, crib, granary and other build- " lnaa, orchard and grove. Must be sold before March 1st, at which time poaaeaalon can ba given. Price tii per acre. We ant an offer. GEORGE CO.. Wl Fsmara St. (3D, a 11 - FOR EALi 1 acres, nice level land, unimproved, .seven mllea northeast of O'Xeill. good oil. good neighborhood ; price. A5 per acrs. . , J. A. D0NOH0a,-O'Neill. Neb. ' , .- ft',.- 0-M2 14 l ACRES. Prairie Hay Land. IJ6.00 per acre. .Will. trade for city property. J. C. Foster, . Ltahars, Jfeb. tJi i2 llx . Oregon. A SNAP IN CiRhXJON TIMBER I will Hell a two-thirds interest In 4.000 acres of pine fimhvr land tor Hu,0m. These lands have a.0,(iu feet of fine whits ptne lumber, well located. Land variable after cutting timber. Title perfect. " Address W. I. Cook.. Lumber Exchange Bid.. Port land, Ore. tir-Mi' feblOx MJacelLnaoama. - WESTERN FARM LANDS. Crop payment pan: two cropa pays for land, ahlie the land is doubling m vaiue ' TCATIONAL INVESTMENT CO iH-iC Brandeia Bldg. ' W-MTv REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Faraa, Rak and Paataro Lnaaa, FARMS FOR RENT. S acres'tao blocas from car line, on the Iodge Pt. paved road, immediately south of the village of Dundee; land s!ois to the eaat; very deairabl for small dairy or truck gardening; food 4-room houae. separste cow and horse barn; rental l0 per month. Acre tracts near South Omaha for rent at M per aero; lu tu K acres aesr Kib Si road. UEORGE A CO.', FARNAM ST. t-2 7 REAL ESTATE LOANS PRIVATE MONEY NO DKLAY!" GARVIN BROS.. 14 FARNAM. LOANS ' on improved Otnaha property O Keefe R. E. Co.. la&l N. Y. Life hi ,ig. MONEY to loan on Improved city prop erty, or n Tarm landa in Caas, Barpy. Doug'.aa or Washington couniixs. Ixiana cloed piomptly. t. aah on hand. W. H. Thuiiiaa, m.3 First National Hank Bidg. PRIVATE money to loan; no delays. J H. Sherwood, sls-H? Brandeia Bldg. WANTED City loans and warrants. . W Farnam Smith A Co.. mi Farnam Su PRIVATE sooner o loan on improved real estate. N. P. IXxlge A Co.. 1U4 Kamam 6l - . , tr; 6i LOWEST RATES Bern Is. Pax ton Block. PRIVATE MONEY-CASH "TN HAND NO DEI-AY. J. H M1THEN. 1ST NAT. BANK BLW. TEL. li. O. U,i i Mill l TO II made promptly. F. D. Wead. Wead Bids., lMa and r'arnam. CD-MI WANTED City loans.. Peters Trunt Co. REAL ESTATE LOANS tupaainued.) . MO.VKT TO IX) AN-Payne Invevtment Co. 3-5l WANTED TO BORROW lOAN fft wanted fm each c-f nine quar ters. ivu t.lack land on railroad near Winnlpes. Kicht per cent lnterrt in ad vance end enmn-.lrafin. afe and pr"ftt aWe. Box la. fVibley. la. w M:4 lox LOAN WAKTF.l-ll.7 from 1 to 1 years at i rr cent from prtvat partv: Houiclaa county farm valued ni."0 aa iwcuriiv. N WO. care 'Bee. t.'i 38 7x WANTED TO BUY SECONDHAND feed sacks. No sowvint too large or too small. Wagner, H N. )h. r.-5s SECONDHAND butcher tools, comnutlns salpa. etc. pecriie x.ik-. wv.nt i.i t.nj, prices. Address, Y m. Bee. . C5)-MVn tx WANTED A nh. rtesn rtock of harrtwsre to Invoice rrom to 4.or0. Will pav spot cash for It. Address, Y ". (r-M:l I4x CASH pM for aecdhawd .hoee etc. N. !ui ft. Tel. Re SSS. WANTED To bnv srnndhand furniture cook and hearings stove, rsrpeta. lirto Icuma. office furniture, old clothes, quilta and all kinds of tools, or will buy the furniture of- your house complete. Tb higbeet prc paid. Call the riirht man. TeL Douglas J9h. S-M1 M4 WANTED TO RENT J- R or five rooms, strictly modern Tint lor housekeeping. Man snd wife onlv Addrt-ss. room ZJ1, Millard hotel. . Oil W Tx WANTED SITUATIONS VOL'NG ma j derares place to - work for . board while sxing tr school. I Joy lea col lege, ieiepnone Lmugias 1VM. iZi) SJa COMPETENT bookkeeper and stenogm pir; good references; have rood tyoe wriKr. Addrens G. J. Wildy. Ga. IL. t'ina tuuir. Ark. ?7r M13u x WANTED Situation In a hotel or house work by an experienced Jspsnese boy. Address P. O. Box SX. Council Bluffs. Ia. r MliC llx MARRIED COrPLE wants situation, wifa tliorough. gtsjd cook; husband as coach man or handy man. Newly arrived from tiiana. Address Kay P. o.. Kearney Neh. (S) M213 Urx WANT EI Place . of housework cook rielp and porter. If you need Japanese, please write me at following address: ,r . anisnomura, ?: south tth St, city. fT71 MJ9S 10X MIDDLE AGED LADT desires position as nouseseeper. w ujower preferred. C. M c. W6, No. rth st. fzr-sia: x WANTED By snlddlesaed man. position on i arm; references furnisbeo. Artorest, L-a, care Be. T7 M2H 1 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Pearl Morn any and husband to Arthur Pteraon. lots IS snd 14. block 6. C. E. Mayoes First addition i&f Herman Flcigner to Henry Bchulta, lots 1 and 3. block 4C. Grand View.. l.CM umaiva Kealty t'o. to David Cole. lot 6 and nb lrt , block Z.i Omaha.. Z JT0 v nijam n. noney anri jnie to Anna R Bursncr. part lot , block 4. Alamo Plaaa Anna H. Burg-ner and hutband to Grace I Roney; same County Treasurer Is C. J. Hsrrta. lota J, 4. , 11. 13 and 14, block 1. b'mith A Williama aubdivislon Belle B. Elwell to Mary Kelly, Jot 11. block , CaHhage addition 36 iaa riaaa to Elizabeth P. Stearns, part lot S. of tot 6, Johnson's ad dition , (.wa narrjev ft. iieiter to Cheater A. Ro migii. Jot . block (, Bsker place.. Cora M. Broadwell and hurband to EWsa A. Deerson. tot 4, Wilson s 'Addition i 1,700 vrm investment t. o. to Ches ter A.--Romish. Iota lb and XI. block-sV Baiter place 1 Total 112,780 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET ing. ' Notice Is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the South Platte Land company will be held at th office of said -company at Lin coln. Neb., at 11 clock a. m., on the fourth day of March, A. D. 190k. By order of the Board of Directors. C. H. Morrill, president. A. B. ill nor, secretary, Lincoln, Neb.. February J. iswb. F-d-3uT SMALL STATION IS DOOMED Little Depot la a Dead One If Rail, roada Have Their Way, Says Saath Dakotaa. Regardless of denials being lacued daily by the railroad companies that they are Inconveniencing tha traveling public, the doom of the small railroad station has been scaled, according to E. Z. Hammer of Deadsrood. 8. D-, who is In Omaha re turning front a trip In the eastern part of his state. ."I found no less thsn a dozen stations practically -closed." said Mr. Hammer at tha Rome. "Booge, Laboit. Rauville, Grover and a tier .small stations are. without op erators on the Great Northern, while the Milwaukee A 6t Paul has cloawd the tele graph office at Elrod and Oldham to my certain knowledge. -I believe the cltisena of Elrod. which Is a prosperous little place, appealed to the State Railroad commission to prevent the action of the railroa.ra. gome of the sta tions have been closed entirely, while oth ers have simply been changed from tele graph to railroad stations, but no tele grama will be received nor delivered at the stations. "Talking with one of the railroad com missioners I heard him make the predic tion that while l'J new tomna had been born In South Dakota within the last two years, the railroads would kill a large number of them by reducing the depot forces. But the state commission cannot reach the railroads. I understand most of the economy is because of the nine-hour telegraphers' law, but aofne is undoubtedly- straight attempt to economise." ROSEBUD REALTY CCWPANY w t" oarer a la laesrasratrcr by O. W. Wattles. J. C. W kartso tatia E. J. IXrBell. Gurdon W. Wattles. John C. Wharton and E. J. DeBel havs incorporated a real estate and investment company, with a paid up capital of tJMOO, under tha name tha Rosebud. Real Eatate company. The authorised capital la fl'G.erj. but the cor poration la authorised to do business when one-fifth of that amount Is paid. The Zacatecas Exploitation and Develop ment company.' which owns and cjnirola tha hacienda del Hule In Zacatecaa. Mex ico, lias amended its art idea of incorpora tion, reducing the capital Mock from 1.50.- loka.eoo. with a provision the amount cannot be Increased above the latter sum. The company's property produces a num ber of Mexican products. Including a large crop of uuayula. the plant used la tha making of rubber. Tha board of directors consists of Edwsrd L. Hows of South Omaha, D. M. Haverly of Omaha, jj. . Travia of Plattasnouth. E. E. Hilton of Plattsmouth. G. F. B. Burton. W. D. Bur ton and Henry Elvldga af Omaha. The Porter company, a bra stock, real estate and Investment company, filed ar ticles of Incorporatioa Friday. Tha au thorised capital Is V'i.O. of which $3,009 u paid up. It. A. McEachron and H. M. Por ter are the Im-orporatorr FEES PROTESTED. BI HEIRS Sixty Thoniand t Execton and McHngh Ex:eiTe, They Say. C0UET DECIDES THIS K0S.5T3T3 ! Jedae Lealle aay Whether MeShaae, J. D. C'relabtM, rbeah. and Attwraey et Mark ( feaal'a Fortaae, While the details of the final settlement of the Count Ctelghton estate were de cided Thursday by the stipulstion for a decree signed by all the benofldarles and heirs, the fallurs to agree on the fees to be allowed the exertitors, John D. Creljrh ton. John A. McSharvet JUa 8chcnk and Judge W. D. Mcllugh. attorney for the executors, may delay the. formal' ordet winding up the affairs of the estate. The controversy which baa 4ei4oped will pot affect the distribuUoa cf ' the property, however. ' Friday morning Judge Mcllugh asked the court to allow him l&VKin Tor his services and stated he thought HO.OOt a fair amount to allow the executors for their work. The law allows a oommisMon based on the amount of property handled by the execu tors, and this will s mount to about SJuSsn. Judge Mcllugh said (be executors hsd done a large inounl of extraordinary work In acting as directors snd officers In rornors- tk.ns in whicb the estste Is Interested and ! he thought the fee should he Increased to sJ, amounting to fcyi.flna . to each ex. ecutor. Charles R. Keller, attorney for the un named hetrs, objected to the fee asked py i Judge MoHurh. on' the grounds It was ex cessive. He declared i-XXxKJ to be as larg a fee as the courts should allow and pointed out that the late Judge TV ool worth, attor ney for the executor In the Lucretla Creitrh trm estate, received Oaly Ki.OW a year for hla service. The argument on the stse of that fees to be allowed lasted until 1 o'clock and Jodgs Leslie took the matter under advisement, announcing he would render a decision at 19 o'clock this morning. B7 agreement, W. F. Ourlcy was allowed S3.SC0 for representing the estate at the hearlns of claims filed by John D. Crtifrli ton and John A. McChar.e. As both the claimants were executors, they decMcd to have the estate represented ty an sttomey other than Judfe McHusb. The attorneys for the unnamed heirs filed a motion Friday morning to require the executors to set forth In detail the extrs services they were asking pay for. After an extended argvn.cnt Judge Leslie sus tained the motion la part and the final re port was amended to tnelsde tha desired Information. BANK OF IRELAND VICTOR j Wins rolat 1st Salt by Jadge Knlla It Is Beroad His Jarla. altloa. Judge W. H. Muncer handed down a memoranda opinion in tha United States circuit court Friday morning in which he directs that the bill, of Mrs. May Amanda Murphy, widow of David Murphy of Dixon county, against the Bank of Ireland be Stricken from the record on the ground that the federal court has no Jurisdiction in the particular question Involved In this bllL- . Mrs. May Amanda Murphy alleges In her petition that she Is the widow ot David Murphy, who died IS.. Dixon .county, Ne braska, in January,) 19Qt,- possessed Of a large property,' personal ' and real. He willed that upon th death of his wife the property should be1 "eon-verted Into cash, one-half of which should ba placed In tha Bank of Ireland,' the. Ui'fcome. of which should be paid annually into tha teacher' "mi of the Carue National School of Carue, Wexford county, Ireland. The will was probated In Dixon county in May, IXC. Immediately thereafter Mrs. Murphy filed a plea in the county court alleging the executor had reduced the per sonal property to cash and after tha pay ment of all claims there remained about tli.000. She pleaded that the clause ot her husband's will as to the teachers' fund be declared void and that one-half of the pro ceeds of the sale of the personal property be turned over to her and that her hus band should be declared to have died In testate as to that portion of the will. She ssssiled the validity ct the probate of tha will. Judge Munger holds that an entirely new and distinct issue from that presented In, the original application to the county court of Dixon county Is presented In this rase, wherein the federal -court to asked to ad judicate upon matters over whk'h It has no Jurisdiction. For tills reaaon the mo tion of . the attorneys to strike this blU from the record is sustained. The case will now go back to the original bill ts to the construction to be placed upon the third, or teachers' fund, clause of the will, and will be tried ia the federal court on that issue alone. OMAHA CENTER OP CORN BELT Fact Recoaralsed la Lara 1 1 a Natloaal Exhibit la the Metropolis . af Nebraska- James Walsh of Benson, who has grown corn on both sides of the equator and re ceived corn from all parts of ths world at Liverpool, declares that In bringing the natiousl corn show lo Omaha the city would be stain recognized as the center of the corn growing t-ij-ritory of ths world. "The five counties close to Omaha, one ot them acroaa th river, grow the largest mature ears cf big yellow corn In the great wide world," says Mr. Walsh. Ne braska exhibited tight y distinct varieties of corn at St- Louis. Every known va riety of corn does well in the stste. ' i Omsha seewis to be tna dividing line of a'l extremes, climatically speaking, as fea ture aeenis to be very much puzzled In IMs latitude, on ing to the cha-iging condi tions from the spring wheat country north J of ns to the winter whest section south. It seems to me that nature Is so mixed in this section that all tilings are dune well, which accounts for ttis splendid conditions that exiat only ia this section. I therefore think to push a corn show at the present time is the best move that Omaha has made sines the exposition. LAW COMES , .BEFORE LOVE Xebraaka atatata atrraly Forbids Marrlaaa at Callfarala Waaaaa aad Mlaanata Maa. After Grace E. Terry had Journeyed clear from California to Omaha to marry Edwin J. Freeman, who came here from Minne apolis to meet her. the wedding had to be given up temporarily at least because it wss found Freeman had been divorced Uat Ovlobri, teas than six months ago. Freo snan allied to Marriage .License Clerk Fursy Friday for the license. Mr. Fursy got Inquisitive when Freeman said he had beaa divorced about a year ago and found the decrea bad actually been signed last October. Tie refused to issua the license and Freeman left tha office to hunt up a state that is more libersl in its matri monial lama He said be had been told before leaving Minneapolis that Ls could be married bere. TAKE A CLOSE RANGE VIEW OF THESE Furniture od Carpet Specials It '5 a clearance movement we Lave a larpre Mock of any of the Furniture or Carpets ad vertised. And such 'as we do advertise are values the like of xrhich hnvr not been heart! of in this section in year. We ran tell rou onlv iart of the etorv here vou must come and see the poods to learn how splendid the qualities are that we nre disusing of now at the ridiculously low prices uch as here ment ioned. TAKE ALL THE CREDIT YOU DESIRE TEEMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE. Xlefwat Brass Trim med Iron Bess, a rn all alz-s, ft.hH and colors Paaey Jtockers, hi or ... 2.98 XUg-aat Fitaosas larae French plate mirrors, . now Mads of sek-ctcd solid qusrter Bawvd oak. .handsomely polished, four Urs;e drawers, and two small er rinn, Sf-rpntine front. israri- r renen piste mirror. n.-H-ttv ver-r. ;-ix Mole Ptcel Kannc. Guaranteed. I-arse Square Oven. Warming Closet. Nickeled Trtmtnrd, 26:75 MI4 - I - CURL ADMITS FIVE CRIMES Coiife.se i to Burelariei and CrtTei PrioH in Fear. CHUT THI5KS HE KILLED W0MA5 Police Arc Coavlaced He Attacked Miaa Poast and Believe Ha Cosa- . saitted the Atraciaas Baa. saelbart Marder. It Is positively known now that Curl is aullty ef at least five burglaries beside the sssault on Miss Poast. He admitted the latter crime also when first arrested and questioned by Chief of Detectives Savase. This examination occurred in Chief -Savage's office. Curl admitted that he had knocked down the woti.an with a heavy cold chisel. As he ass being taken back lo his cell one of the detectives remarked that the people would be spt to lynch him a-hen they found H out. The nefTO's eyes openl In terror and he Immediately turned around after his confession and denied lie had committed ths assault. Curl Is anxious 4o plead aruilty to all the charges of burglary. He is in terror of being lynched and Wants' to be safe within ths protecting a alia of the peniten tiary. Chief of Police Donahue" and the other officers are almost coTixlntvd that Curl Is slso the murderer of Misa Rtitnmerhart. This conviction has grown stronger a Curl admitted his guilt of other crimes. But to git him to confess to this, the po lice admit, will b hard, bevatise he Is in terror of lynching already and believes, nothing could save him If he confessed to the atrocious crime He will be taken before the grand Jury, wlilch will be impaneled next Monday. Beo Wsnt Ads Th-r uilrtg results. NEW' FORM OF GRAFT WORKED ft ask falls far Express Wherever He sees the Msjw Haaaj Oat. A new speties of prafj has been dis covered. W. V. Burke reported to ths police tnat a man is around the city collecting express packagea. He stops wbereves he sees a sign out for an express wagon and says he baa come for the goods. He is described as years old. five and a half feet high and meshing 1) pounds. )f r up 9 -1 v&imtt Elaatto Fall 1 vr Dressers. I Jf 17.50 r i a sK ' 1 : V Onk Chiffonier 1 octs Joatlyyct piompt- koatKe bovt els, cleanses e system cjjectu ally, assists one in ovweomin habitual eonslipaVion pennanently. To get its oenejieiol ejjects buy tKe 5 ermine. ' , rlanuat1 urcd y tlw California floSraupCo. 50L0 W LEAD; N3 ORUCCiST-6W sBOmt Remftrkalle Sale of Couches r -a. t - ' t t Couches to he closes out at factory cost: t vflr trto srresteot sacrifice of thoroughly deprnd able 'Couches In the Aistory of Omaha. Irle rp reaent Just the actual cost to make. M (Vuchr'a up holstered In renitlr.e Latler up from tit r. 4t ai sis 9,75 Couches, tipholnteved In senuine an tucket Leather, up from IU Tl, 7 massive Couches upholstered in Im ported velours, clearance becins at.... 158 Holla Brsssato 4T atolls Yslvst wdr yard Car. S9c Carpet, fancy F 59c Hies... " diarns. d' able qualH ew r 't 1 r v r ' "t - 4SVl-t ''' " ,- .s-5 m V it fV w-J-.r,.'... .ts. . it-, .-trt- .-TcV fct-Vii.-t nii.jt -.4 i i I h a. J -r a I i 1 a. ..a a ! Brtt-aela Rtw. Mr 12x9. 14-87 Ttwise splendid Rtig3 aro made ailbotil mltrc spariw. They are tlrmTj- woven and iborourhl gtiarantooI. Ttcy are the best Rugs that ever sold In Omaha at the price. JLMJ Teather your near 4I6 - I4I8 DOUJ3LAS ST I wjrj E HAVE just completed our in 0 9 - .'-.ventory.' and, find that,we have A A 67 Suits on hand, sizes as' follows A I 12 5 9 8 4 7 15 5 I I 34 T 35 36 37 33 " 40 " 42 "44 1 Y .Which we will close out j All Fancy Vests onehalf price. V J . 7 All Neckwear ClXXS?) onehalf price. 0 v - All Alterations will be charged for during this sale. 5 I ipease Bros. Co. i ; 1417 Farnam St. A TteSG Sale of firings the peop'e. and the variety of ltetna at bargain price 18 A (ilUM) hi IU'HISK and satisfies tbeir wants. It'i aeldom vou hav an open opportunity to rvave 20 to SO per cent or more on needs or wants from a fine first class stock of excluaive Jewelry, with no "faking" about it, but everything genuine and generously guaranteed. . Solid Silver Forks, worth up to $J.2J, at.. 91.45 . Solid Gold Brooches, worth up to $3.50 and 4.O0. at JJ52.35 Those fine Gold Clocks, worth $4.00 and $S.t0 are woaders, 92.O0 "d 92.50 . .Those fine solid silver Teaspoons, worth $1.Q0 or mora ' at - 78 Those fine solid, silver Hat Pins, worth 1 5c to 60c, " 10 Silver plated Cold Meat Forks, worth 75c. to $1.00, at 50 KPrXTAL FOR SATl'RUAV Loud Alarm Cloeka, 55 The 65c Bargain Lot sold out so fast, we've made up another lot of articles aorth up to $2.00, and made the bargains even more attrac tive thaa on the opening day. s T. L. Combs Co. The Out; Jewelers 1529 Douglas Street. MAIL OKDEKS FILLED OX fclGHT. No Alatter What You Want Bee Want Ads Will Get It otia Oak idebnarCa. I.arsr and blassiva. handsomely poltahrd. now 15.75 Extension toot, st'lld Tables, a-I 8.50 oak. heavy legs. Sanitary Seal Coacksa m r p nip' perra, wire Imp. . .i .... 3.75 po!- SI Masstva Cbtna CM- 7 Cfl Osa. Pent I J.JU k.nd taaitn, ' 1 These China TaMnets are af ex ' rvrt workmanship throua-hnut. dixihte strena-th slasa. ah-lvea arroovctt for standtnK plates, hand-s-nnelv carved, and polished. A rare eavina; opportunity. Heating . Base - Berber, run Nickeled "Trimmed, Guaranteed COMBS rV w wax . . a T : i-iNwiii nsisasjij- : (tr vfi;Vf y, 'Ui'MH-'a