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REAL ESTATE
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; GENUINE
BARGAINS
. .IN '
KOUNTZE
i
v PLACE LOTS
On Plnkney Bt., between
Sherman Ave. and 24th fit..
wo have put on sal all south
front lots, 47 ml 6) ft. wide,
$700 EACH
excepting . corner. . a trifle
liigher. ' This pries Includes
, cement' sidewalks, sewer and
: city water. The cement walks
will-'be put in ' Immediately,
which .wilt make one of the
best Streets on the north side. .
Over halt the lots have al
ready been Hold, .without say
ing much abomTthem. You
must act quickly If you want
one of these bargains. If
. jrou Aavrn't all cash, we will
make terms of tne-quarter
l rash, balance In one, two and
! three years. I'tnkney Bt. will
also- ba paved from Sherman
V Ave. to Ulti Bt. this year.
Hastings & Hey den,
duiv A ,y r-1 1 in,
1704 Farnam, Ct.
Bee Bldtf.
(19) 911 23
TE8! That beautiful home of C. H. Lee,
In Beltevuey Is for sale. Bald to b the
best located residence property In town.
On direct route between depot, college
and motnf rar. ' Perfect title. Kight large
rooms, bathroom, closets, cellar, halls,
etc All kinds of fruit; barn, pasture,
windmill: 15 Jota. Come and ses It. In
quire for -C. H. Lee. 19-M9M i4
New. 6-Room Modern Dwelling
Right in Front of the Field
Club, $4,250. .
South front, nice lawn. House finished In
White pine; polished floors. Reception hall,
Isrga pantry and closets. On and electric
lights: hot snd cold water, bath, furnace,
full bricked, and cemented cellar. On boul
evard. All special taxes paid.
P. V. Sholes Company,
Tel, Douglas 49, 110 Board of Trade Plrlg.
(191 MW 3?
, FINISHED TODAY
2J Anies Avenue.
New -rmm cottage: bath, gas and elec
tric fixtures, toilet, stationary washstand,
hot and -old water, cemented cellar. Ready
to move 'In, Fi le. 3,STh). Easy terms to
responsible- party j
WMiE- ROMANO,
Doug. I.T19.i
329 Board bt Trade,
' . () M98 24
cheap in price onl?
beautiful modern
residence; '
of rooms, with tvo large ltiTl and a good
farage.- Ownet. testing. .town and. will sJI
or s,ft)0. Just about half ivliat It cost.
Located ust north of Kountsa placa.
Grounds beautifully arrunged with shade
and fruit trees. .
Hour la finished In handsome hardwoods.
Outside porch screened for. use In summer.
Pine bath room, sewer, water, gas and
electrta light, very handsome chandallvra.
Extra iarpe furnace. Full cellar, with bil
liard room. Must be .sold at onoe. For
i exact location call.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
"110 Board of Trade Building.
, 'Phones Douglas iO; A-2'49.
(1)-M854
FOR BALE Three small frame houses at
northwest, corner of 16th It Leavenworth
' streets. Must be removed from premises
st en re Address bids to- Thomas R.
Kimball. Architect, 603 McCague Building.
. (19) Muao ,
Investment
jt gocd cheap ,lota handy wrere the houses
could be moved, and either Sold or rented
i V Large' corner lot, 'close In,' two paved
vtreets,- wtlh two modern houses renting
L ytor I67.&0 per month. But the beauty of It
. Is that the ground alone Is worth J5.000,
v 3it right for flats. Pries for all, IS.fcJO.
1 For anyono who wants them.' have two
very easily. It looks good to ua. How
i about youT .
I Also hiva.an aflractlve Investment tit
elose-in property, a good corner lot, with
' f ' l-room modern 1-story house, two paved
'l streets, rented "for $25 and water. Price.
2.50.1. Nets 10 per cent. Besides, tha lot
is Just 'riarht for good St. Louis flat and
worth. 2,w4 alone.
O; R. GLOVER & SON,
01-S- N. Y, Ufa .Bldg.
(1) 817 M
- Price Reduced 'to
- .r.$i6,500
514-M6 North 20th Street.
Double brick building rooma In each
apartment, finished with oak down stairs
snd b'reli tip xtalrs Ruddins cost 8.7tl0
Jo build rna year litre, grounl Is w rih
H,0o, yeariy ucuin Must bit suld
at once, - ; '
Hastings & Heyden,
)704 Farnam Ct
(lt-M a
RETAIL LOCATION
lCOS-10-12 HARNEY ST.
One "of the best buildings in
the retail center, with C6 feet
frontage or Harney St. 5 stories
and basement, over 52,000 sq.
feet of floor space, steam heat,
and .first ..da'sa elevator. If in
terested, in a smaller space, see
U3 regarding a '.part of this
building. Necessary alterations
and repairs wjll be made to suit
tenant. " Leased . for about ten
years at a very reasonable ren
tal ,
1C01 Farnam Streot - .
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KOUNTZE PLACE HOME "
REDVCKD FROM M.C00 TO JJ.&00.
Nine roouin. mdrn, front and back par
" I'ir. Iiikrary, dining room and kitchen, four
f rot'im ui'Siaits- moiiera plumbing; two
mantels and ru. on up and on dnwn
tnirs; ever 1 tut, g in good order; lot 4"li4;
barn, pa-ed iirwt.
w. ir QATr.
Kfftru CI N Y. LUo. '1 lione Doug IS 4.
REAL ESTATE
CITT PROPBRTT FOH SALD
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UPLAND TERRACE
XVh vftii ttuw sa 1-. l t t t a w T" t
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n AC ' F. Vnn Knv 41 .. .i-.a.
HMTj i it it . inu imiri
And Uvm cm, FREK.
rr can you ee two cltlet and thr
, FROM UPLAND TERRACE.
Where can you see ten miles of rlvtr,
beautiful valleys and high hills:
FROM UPLAND TERRACE.
Where Is th finest scenic view In Doug
laa county T
FROM UPLAND TERRACE
Where you can see the lakes, the river,
the park, the cities, the boulevsrd.
What is
UPLAND TERRACE T
t'pland Terrace Is an acre lot addition,
subdivided so that every lot fronta two
graded streets.
Where is Upland Terrace?
It Is on Florence boulevard, opposite
Miller park, on the hillside north of Fort
Omaha, with fifteen-mlnuta car service.
You buy; we furnish all of above advan
tages free with nothing better ever put
on the market. . '
JEFF AV. BEDFORD,"
1306 Cuming.
'Phones: Bell, Douglas 115; Ind. B101S.
(19) M9TB 21
FARNAM STREET BARGAIN
Axl.U feet, only a little east of S4th St ;
good ground. Buy it now at lesa than lb
per foot and double your money; or will
subdivide.
JOHN W. BOBBINS, 18C2 FARNAM ST.
(19)M878 28
VACANT LOTS
liot on. West lesvcrworth St., near 48th,
paved etreet and paving all paid, sewor
water and e. Price. S4."0.
I,ot on rinkney St., near 31st; $250, easy
terms. I
C. G. CARLBERG,
m N. Y. Utt Bldg.
(i)-MS41 24
SOUTH OMAHA SNAPS
Beautiful new ( room house, part mod
em, in.elegsnt shape, splendid neighbor
hood, close to car line, walking distance.
Excellent Very large lot fenced, permanent
walk, fruit and shad trees. Barn and
chicken house and yard. Owner leaves
the city tonight and property must be sold
by the 2Tth at a sacrlfioa price; only part
cash required.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT
, COMPANY,
681-82 Brandels Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
U M846 25
NORTH SIDE
New T-room house, all modern except
heat, corner lot, south front, at 25th Ave
and Sprague St. price, 12,500; easy terms.
A chance to get a good horn chean, -
C. G. CARLBERG,
911 N. Y. Ufa Bide.
(19)-MS42 24
IN the West Farnam district, -room
dwelljng on lot 50x155, eaat front, 112
North 8th avenue; fins lawn, trees, ce
ment walka and paving; house has been
put In flrat-cissH condition, new root,
plumbing, electric light, new fizturos
papering, etc. . For sale for 15,609. or for
' rent at $50 a month.
KiiKD BROS, lw FARN K M ST,
(!) MfT4
I WANT an offer on tha property, U28 and
1130 8. list 6t.; two modern -houses and
good barn; Well rented. This property la
owned by n eastern nsrty who must sell.
Boom 1. New York Lit bid. '
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t?KAL ESTATE TITLW TP.lrBT nc
CHA8 E. WILLIAMSON, Pres. W.
(uo-ta
FOR BALE By. owner new -room house.
. strictly modern, hsrd wood floors, com
bination electric light and gas fixtures,
facing east, on moHt beautiful section of
Central Boulevard-44,6u0. Telephone
Douglas 1M4. . (19) 873 2S
THE REED ABSTRACT CO., est. lm.
Prompt service. Uet our prices. 171
Farnam. (ls 64
LIST your property with Chris Borer. rJd
and Cuming 8ts. . (19 &$
NEW location. Benjamin R. E. Co.. 4T1
Brandels Bldg. Both 'phones. TS ttt
REAL ESTATE
rBM AND RANCH LAND rOK SAL9
. . Nakraska.
IF YOU WI8H TO BUY '
or trado for ranch property In Nebraska,
we have soma DroDoaitlona which it win nv
you to Investigate. Also writs ua for prices
ot western lauos.
B. E. BIERER & CO.,
411 Baa Bldg.
0)527 it
Nartk Dakal.
OUT THEY GO
On tha nw C. U. Ik tft. P. Coast Railway,
through Adams county, ttorto Dakota,
which U attracting homeskers to an
unazoelled fanning country. Buoahiua,
(ea coal, pure water, aura crops, a, home
and protiumi euvupatiun fvr you. Land
but (10 t l-D an acis row. Easy terms.
Wa hava homestead relinquishmeuia fur
sals. Mao Wra. H. Brown Co.. llayaaa
, or Wot l, Nortii Iiakota, or 111 LaSaile tit.,
Chicago. III. Mapa troa. Meution this
papar. Or writs our Alaadao. North D.
kdia, OIIlcs. i&i)M2ia
th Daltataw
(40-ACRE Improved Jarm,, Brown county.
South Dakota, 26.0U per acre. Two
smaller farms at bargain prtuea. Sev
eral quartsra unimproved laud. All fin
Investments ana Mill sisno ciosist ln
spsstlon. Caa or tsrms. Bog Abr
dteen. 0. D. (J0)--J11 Ml .
SOUS choice farms In eastern South Da
kota, for sale or exchange. Kuy 1.,
H. J. iiicka, Big Stone City, U. 1.
J ta0)-Ht4 MIX
Mlsetlisaesaa.
WESTERN LAND, large and email trftctsi
' axclianga. National Invt. Co-
JBrandlsBldg. (20) M
'REAL ESTATE LOANS
41 uu Tl iu,uw) made promptly, jc. D Wd.
Waa4 Bldg., lSlh and Faruam. iii
Private money-no delay. T
QAKV1N Bltoa., Iua FARNAM.
alONhlTT TO LOAN On Improved city proa,
tly: building loans a specialty t no delay.
Vtf. U. Thouiaa. ev4 4at Kai l fak. Bldg
" (2i-MTl All
LOANS on Improved Omaha, procert
O'aiaefa H. k. Co, 1001 W, j. Li,. to3J;
LOWEST AATE8 Bamla, Paatoa Block.
ta-s.4
HUVATK MONEY CASH ON HAND.
NO Li. LAY. J. H. MITHEN. 2vi-s fj?
NAT. liANK BLDO. la.L Lobu IT
4i2-.s
INVESTORa-Mortgagea at ( per cent and
I per cent Bet east and west of tha Mis
souri river; ample aecurity; years In
ttu Una; paraun! lnait;tion. Also lands
at -bedrock prtcua. Brown Bros., Aber
deen, a. IX (2 4sSQ in
WANTED City loan end warrants. W
Fanuuit Bauih 4k Cc. Uj Faxuara St
igaat
MONEY to lu on Improved city property.
llastlcuja 4k U.dou. IJvi iuutu fct.
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WANTED City loaaa, I tors Trust Co.
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TIIR OMAHA
REAL ESTATE LOANS
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V PKR CENT money to loan on eastera
Nehraika farma and good business piop
erly in CiraMs.
ALFRED C. KENNEDT.
to First National Bank Building. Tele
phone Douglaa lu.
(2J)-T1
atONET TO LOAN I'syae Inveatment Co,
: (.C)-"
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy secondhand furniture,
coolc and heating stoves, carpets, lino
leums, office furniture, old clothes, quills
and all kinda of tools, or will bur the
furniture of your house complete. The
highest price raid. Call the right man.
Tels. Douglas S97L Independent A-3971.
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BEST price psld for 2dhafid furniture, csr
pets. stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Red 5L
CS M87S
WANTED To buy, house with ten or
eleven rooms, strictly modern and In flrst
elars condition; state price snd location.
Address F 391, rsre Bee. 23-9l9 23x
WANTED TO RENT
LADY employed during dsy wants room
with private family preferred; references
exchanged. Address S US, care Bee.
. (26) 904 23
WANTED SITUATIONS
A DANISH buttermaker desires work ss
such; 4 yefcrs of experience. Nels Beck.
Spannuth. Neb. (27VM.29 2ox
BITl'ATION WANTED By young, man
with some experience In wholesale house,
Dry goods or clothing preferred. Address
O 397. Bee. (271 M988 26x
D1AMCN3 SHIRT STUD LOST
BETWEEW UWIOn STATIOW
Ago roBTorricxi
, $169.00 REVYAR8
for return to Oacklsy Broa IStb
and Capitol Avenue.
MO QUEaXiONS ASKED.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
H. J. Grova to William F. Hlns, lot
22 and .prt lota 1 and 2, block 21.
Benson I 2,930
George V., Cobb and wife to Clarence
E. Walrath, south Mi of lots 17 and
18, and east 5 and 6-10 lot IS, block
5. First subdivision of Griffin &
Smith's addition - 1,0X
Catherine Bryant to William J. Fry,
ew4 neH 22-K-10 4,0n0
Clyde W. Dlmlck and wife to Mamie
V. Peterson, lot 13, Crescent park.. 6,000
Victory 8. Cecatka and husband to
Fred Kavan, lot 11, block 10. First
addition to South Omaha 1
County treasurer to Fred Kavan, lot
11, block 2, Mayna's addition...-,
Sama to same, lot 4, except Thir
teenth street, and lot 5, block 10,
Park Forest addition
Sams to same, lot 10; n4 of lot 12
and lot 13, block 10, South Omaha
F. A. Harrison snd wife to C. Peter
son, part lot 4. block 2, Park place.. 1,(00
J. W. Thomaa and wife to W. J. Bur
gess, part lota 6 and , block 12,
Highland plaoe 1,787
J. A. Payne to Benjamin F. Moore,
lots 1 and 2, block 13, Albright's
Annex 100
Ida A. Bradford to Andrew O. Rolf,
lot IT, block "I" Poppleton park... 00
Lottie Benson and husband to Adolph
Bowman, lot 7, block 6, Brigga'
place : 1,600
llllam A. Bowman et al, to Selwyn
Doherty, same 1
Jeanle B. Lauer and husband to John
S. Bacon, part lot 6, block 201ft
Omaha l,60j
Roaa Felino and husband to Alvln
a. Caughey; lot S, block 135, South
Omaha .,. J,X
Charles 8. Dundey to Mary Kern,
part lots S and 4, aection 14-15-13.... 760
8outh Omaha, Land company to.
George Bryl, sVi lot 2, block 42,
South Omaha ... 225
Hitchcock Lot and Investment com- '
panyst Reserve Reslty company,
lots 9 and 10, block 4, and other lota,
Hltchcock'a Flrat addition 1
Will Bronte Jr., to Lucretia C. Pat-
tersoti, part lots t and 4, aection
W-15-1S , J4t
Lucretia C. Patterson to Charles
. Dundey, aama BOO
H. F. Swanson and wife to Swanson
Bros. Co., lot t, block 123, Omaha.. 1
Patrick Murtagh to John Murtagh,
part lot 7, block 71, Omaha, and
lots 9 and 10, block 4, Thornburg
place I
Hamilton Improvement company to
Clara Hamilton, part lot 4, block 13,
West End addition 4,500
R. H. Davla and wife to Emma A.
Bailey, lot 4, block 1, Portland
place '. 1
Laura H. Summera and husband to
Eugene 8. Lewis et al,-. lot 13,
block S, Patrick's Second addition.. 400
Mary E. Bailey and husband to
Esther Dtmmlck, lot 1.1, subdivision
of lots 11. 12. 13, 14, and 15, block
10, Bsmls park 8.(00
County treasurer to A. A. TmirloW,
lot 17, block 151, South Omaha
Total ...
$37,817
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER'S
Office, Fort Meade, D., April 20, 1908.
Sealed proposals, tn triplicate, will be re
ceived at this office until 10 a. m., moun
tain time, May 25, 19u8, and then opened,
for constructing 1 set of commanding of
ficers' quartera, V double aet of lieutenants'
quartera, 1 aet of bachelor officers' quar
tera, 1 band barrack and 1 administration
building, and for Installing plumbing, atesm
heating, electric wiring and electric light
ing fixtures In buildings specified. Plana
and specifications may be seen by Intend
ing bidders at the officea of the chief quar
termaster, Department of the Missouri.
Omaha, Neb.; Department of the Colorado,
Denver, Colo.; Department-, of the Lakes,
Chicago 111.; Department of Dakota, St.
Paul. Minn.; Depot Quartermaster, Bt.
Louis, -Mo., and thla office, at which latter
place all Information may be obtained upon
application. The United Statea reserves
the right to reject any or all bids, or to ac
cept any part of a bid that mav be ad
vantageous to the government. Envelopes
containing proposals should be endorsed
"Proposale for Public Buildings, etc.. Fort
Mesde, 8. D.," and addressed to L. C.
SCHEBEH, Captain and Quartermaster,
Fourth Cavalry, Constructing Quartermas
ter. Ap24-25-27-2S-May20-21
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster, Fort Omaha. Neb., March
24, 1141. Sealed proposala, in triplicate, sub
ject to the usual conditions, will be received
hers until 10 o'clock a. m., central standard
time, April 25, 19, for constructing ter
races, macadam roads, gutters, etc., and
moving electilo light line a Fort Omaha,
Neb, Full information furnished on appli
cation. U. B. reserves tha right to" reject
any or all bids. Envelopes containing pro
posala to be marked "Propoaals for ter
races etc," and addressed to Captain W.
H. OUKY, Constructing Quartermaster,
Fort Omaha, Nebraska.
M25-24-27-28A2J-M
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FRIDAY, APRIL
REGISTER SATURDAY TO VOTE
Elector! Who Eeg-istered Last Fall
Art Already Qualified.
BQlfD PROPOSITIONS ON MAY 5
Registration Bnnths VI11 Ba Open
tram 8 A. M. to It I. M .
I' I f t y N e r Jadges Are ,
Aprol(ed.
F.leetore who registered prior to tha
Flection last fall srlll net ba required
Is register Baivrnay.
Saturday will be "registration day In
Omaha and all electora of the city who
did not register last fall must register
then If they want to vote on the Issuance
of the 81.000,000 court house bonds, the $5n,000
Intersection paving bonds and the $o0,0u0
park bonds May 6. Electora who regis
tered last fall will not be required to regis
ter again on Saturday. Tha registration
booths will ba open from 8 o'clock In the
morning until 8 o'clock In the evening.
Since last fait a number ot Judges of the
registration booths have either moved
from the city or been excused from set'
vice, and over fifty new Judges appointed.
There will be 1S5 Judges for the fifty-five
registration booths and the names of a'l
hava been given tha police, and If they are
not on' hand at the hour of opening tho
booths the patrol wagon will be sent after
them and no excuses will be . accepted.
Three Judges will watch operations at each
of the booths.
The location of the registration bootha is
as follows:
FIRST WARD.
First District 1208 South Sixth' street.
Second District 01' Pacific street.
Third District 921 Hickory street.
Fourth Dletrict H19 Bancroft street.
BETOND WARD. ,
First District 241 South Twenty-nlrilh
fctreet.
Second District 2023 Vinton street
Third District 1523 Vlr.ton street.
Fourth District 1712 Vinton street.
Fifth District 2204 South Sixteenth street.
THIRD WARD.
First District 1519 Webster street.
Second District MS South Tenth street.
Third District 818 North Fifteenth street.
Fourth District 410 South Thirteenth
street.
Fifth DlBtrlct-608 South Thirteenth
street.
FOURTH WARD.
First Dlrtrlct 1B18 Davenport stret.
Second District 422 South Eighteenth
street.
Third District 718 South Sixteenth street.
Fourth District 816 South Twentieth
street.
Fifth District 2301 Davenport street.
FIFTH WARD.
First District H 8hermnn avenue.
Second District 225 Sherman avenue.
Third District 601 Sherman avenue,
(bnrn.)
Fourth Dlstrlct1R48 Sherman avnue.
Fifth District 1138 North Sixteenth street.
SIXTH WARD.
First District 2307 North Twenty-fourth
street.
Second District 1908 North Twenty-fourth
street.
Third District 2004 North Twenty-eighth
street.
Fourth District 2122 Military avenue.
SEVENTH WARD.
, First District 2719 Leavenmorth street.
Second District 1507 Park avenue.
Third District 1338 Park avenue.
Fourth District 210 South Thirty-third
street; (barn, rear.)
EIGHTH WARD.
First District 1308 North Twenty-fourth
street.
Second District 1721 Cuming street.
Third District n4 Cass street.
Fourth District 2415 Cuming street.
NINTH WARD.
First District 2579 Cuming street.
Second District 8116 Burt .sitreet. '"
Third District 3304 Davenport street,
(barn). ,,...
Fourth District 211 South T'llrly-sixth
street, (barn). , '''
Fifth Dlstrict-2914 Farnsm fctreet.
TENTH WARD.'
First' District 1918 South Tenth street'
Second District 1621 Lenveriworth street.
Third District 2121 Leavenworth, street.
Fourth District 1424 South', Sixteenth
street.
Fifth Distrlct-1448 South .Thirteenth
treat.
ELEVENTH WARD.
First District 4un8 Hamilton street.
Second District 4101 Farnam etreet,
(barn, rear).
Third Distrlct-3422. Leavenworth street.
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b 6:15 pm b 1:36 pm
St. Louis Express.... ..a 6:3J pm
St. Louis Local (from
a 9:25 am
alias pm
council uiurrs a 8:00 am
Standberry Local (from
Council Bluffa) .: h 6:00 pm l10:18 am
Chicago, R9elc Island Pacific-
EAST,
Chicago Limited a 8:00 am
Iowa Local a 7.-00 am
Dea Moines Passenger.. a 4:U0 pm
Iowa Local bU:am
Chicago (EskUrn Ex.).. a 4:40 pm
Chicago Flyer a 8:18 pm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain L'fd..all:i6 pm
Colo. & Cal. tpres....a 1:10 pm
Okl. & Texas Express... a 4.40 pm
all:06 pm
a 4:30 pm
al2:3i) pm
b 9.56 pm
a 1:16 pm
a 8:33 am
a 2:50 am
a 4:30 pm
a 1:16 pm
BURLINGTON 8TA. IOTU A MASON.
Barlington .
v Leave.
Denver eV California.. ..a 4:10 pm
Northwest Special a 4:10 pm
Black Hills a 4:10 pm
Northwest Expresa pm'
Nebraska points a 8:46 am
Nebraska Express a 9:16 am
Lincoln Fast Mall b 1:48 pm
Lincoln Local
Ltoouln Local .........
Llnouln Local ..: ,
Schuyler - Plattamouth.b 8:10 pm
Beilevue - Plattsmouth.a 8:00 pm
Plattemouth Iowa b 9:18 am
Beilevue - Plattainouth.
Denver Limited .a 4:10 pm
Chicago Special ...a 7:40 am
Chicago Express . a 4:20 pin
Chicago Flyar. a,6:i pm
Iowa Local aWs am
St. Louis Express a 4:46 pm
Kansas City & St. Joe..al0:46 pm'
Kansas City A St. Joe., a 9 15 am
Kanaaa Cil 4 ttt. Joe.. a 4:46 pm
Arrive,
a 3:46 pm
a 8:45 pra
a 8 48 pm
ai0:i5 pm
a 8:10 pm
a 8:10 pm
al2:ll pin
b 9:ti8 am
al0:i5 pm
a 7:5o pm
1)10:3) am
a 8:50 am
b l:S0pni
a 7:16 am
all 45 pm
a 3 55 pm
a 8:) am
all :3d am
all:30 am
a 8 30 am
a 8:10 pm
WEBSTER STA, 1BTH WEBSTER.
Chicago, St. Pant, MlaneaBolla k
Leave. . ' Arrivo.
Twin City Passenger.. .b 8:o am b 9 10 Dm
Sioux City Paasenger.. a 8:06 pm alO 60 am
Emerson Local o 8:46 am e 6,M pm
Mlasoart Pacific
Auburn Local l.b 8:60 pm bli:26 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday. Dally
except Monday.
CCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Smpresa Line of the Atlantic
S.E.B rOOA it ATM AX IU
The Empresses sail from Quebeo to
Liverpool in alx days; two days on the
majeatio St. Lawrenoa, Speed, comfort
elegance and safety are com blued In theae
aplendld sxprvas ateamera
Ask any ticket agent for particulara.
Call or write for Ulustrsted booklet
describing personally conducted Euro
pean tours.
BBTiAamr. Oea, Agt,
Telephone K.rrlson 171 J.
833 8)oata Citk Blreet, Ctuoago, IU.
24, 100S
Fourth District 705 South Twenty-seventh
atreet.
TWELFTH WARD.
First Mstrlct-4418 North Twenty-fourth
Street.
Sfc-iind Dlntrlct S'.4 Ames avenue.
Third DlBtrict S1I0 Corby street, (barn,
resr).
Fourth Dlstrict-2215 Wirt street, (barn,
resr).
SECOND BATTALION WINNER
Beats Third In Competitive Gallery
Shooting? at Fort Crook'
Garrison.
The garrison at Fort Crook has been In
dulging In a series of competitive gallery
practices during the week between the
tcsms of the Second and Third battalions.
The Second battalion team has been an
nounced as the winner for the last week
and will retain the mark until the next
competition. As a reward for the winning
teams the Individual attaining the highest
score will bo given a four days' pass upon
application. The Score for' the last week
Is:
SECOND BATTALION.
Score.
Prlvste Keley Brown, Company E...... R6
Corporal Adelhert Peck. Company F.... 06
Sergeant William A. Nell, Company O.. 3
Corporal Walter Kodgers Company O.. 8i
Cook Thomas Mather, Company 0 04
Total 322
THIRD BATTALION.
Score.
Corporal Wlllsrd Noble, Company I 7
Artificer Jnseoh Franr. Company I fll
Sergeant W. H. Simmons. Company L.. 6S
Sergeant Edward Allehaugh. Company L 62
Quartermaster Sergeant Ernest Birch,
Company M ....... 5S
Total 313
The plan of practice marches has been
resumed at the posts of the Department of
the Missouri. A battalion of the Second
cavalry has recently completed a three
days practlca march from Fort Des
Moines, and the Third battalion of the Six
teenth Infantry left Fort Crook Wednes
day morning for Its practice march of
three d,ays. Tha men will carry one day's
emergency rations, this being used Thurs
day to the exclusion of other rations. -The
command encamped at Richfield Wednes
day night ' and will encamp at Seymour
Park Thursday night, returning to Fort
Crook Friday.
ILL WIND BLOWS NO GOOD
One Effect of Big Hats Is to Stop
Goaslplnsr on Street ,
Cars.
Gossiping on the street cars of Omaha
must cease, and during the summer season
women who meet their friends on tho car
cannot talk about other people nor Quarrel
over who shall pay the car fare.
Two women were the center of all at
tention In a Sherman avenue car Wednea
day and the discovery was made that gos
sip would be Impossible In the future. The
women were sitting three feet apart and
were compelled to talk In a loud voles that
they might hear each other. They could
only discuss subjects of general Interest
as every worij of their conversation was
heard by all the passengers in the car.
Nudging over and whispering soma choice
bit of gossip was impossible.
Many women declare they will not visit
at all on the street cars as long as It is
necessary to talk so loud and they cannot
sit closer together because of the. wide
brtma of their hats, which prevents them
sitting within three feet of each other
and leaving; Vacant spaces between each
pair of women almost large enough to pro
vide a eat for a 250-pound man If he was
abort enough to sit under the brims. So
far the vacant seata In the cars have only
been occupied by children who can sit com
fortably beneath the two "Merry Widow"
hats.
SEARCH "FOR INSANE PAUPERS
Investlaratlon of Nebraska. Hospital
Ordered by Barean of Im
. migration.
Under the Instructions of the bureau of
Immigration Special Inspeotor Samuel A.
Eppler of Washington has begun tha In
spection of the various hospitals and In
firmaries of this district with a view to as
certaining whether any Insane alien pau
pers are domiciled therein. This is his
second Inspection of the Omaha district,
having recently made an Inspection of the
state insane asylums at Lincoln and Nor
folk. Inspector Eppler'f district embraces
the state of Nebraska. '
He has also the territory of northern
Kansas and has recently completed his In
spection of lhat district. W. R. Mansfield,
the local Inspector for Omaha, has been
assigned a similar duty In North and Suth
Dakota and Is now engaged In that work.
Tha purpose of the Inspection is to ascer
tain whether there are any subjects In
these Institutions subject to tho deportation
laws. Ho will submit )iis reports to Wash
ington before any further action Is taken
on the matter of deportation.
MONEY TO PAVE STREETS
Three Ilnndrcd and ftevea t y-F! ve
Thpnaand Dollars. Proceeds of '
Bids, Arrives. -
' Money for the paving of street Intersoo
tions, for the construction of sewers and
fire engine houses and for general atreet
Improvements Is now available. City Treas
urer Furay on Thursday received from
R. L. Day & Co, of Boaton the sum of
to76,000, the amount of his bid for tha four
bond Issues, and the money has been de
posited with various Omaha banks, subject
to being drawn out upon tho Issuance of
warrants for the use of It as designated.
This la about tha largest sum Mr. Furay
has deposited at any one time.
COURT LETS KITCHEN STAY
Jndge Leslie Refnscs to Remove Htm
as Administrator at Reqaest
x ot Widow.
Judge Leslla. Thursday, . refused to re
move Ralph Kitchen as administrator of
the estate of hla uncle, J. C. Kitchen, and
approved his final report In the estate.
Mrs. Josephine Kitchen sometime ago
charged Ralph Kitchen with administer-'
ing the estate In such a way as to deprive
her of some of the property coming to her,
but aftr hearing the evidence Judge Leslie
denied the request However, he sustained
her demand that a 81,000 fee paid to George
E. Prltchett as attorney In the Rome Mil-ler-Kltchen
auits be charged to Ralph
Kitchen personally and not to the estate.
ONE SMOKE KILLSi THE PAIN
And Lamlnda Monroe Says When That
la Goaa the Takea An
other Fsf,
Luminda Monroe, colored, was sentenced
to ten days for being an Inmate of an
opium Joint. Luminda admitted that she
had Indulged In the sorrow-annihilating,
paln-killlng. grief-destroying drug She
Justified herself. v ,
"I had an accident about a year ago," she
said, "and It hurt my hald. So I take it
about every day-one amok of It That
takea the pain away. One smoke lasts me
twenty-four hours and when the pain cornea
back Z take another."
Tha Mew rare rowa- aa Drag Law.
We are pleased to announce that Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung
troubles is not affected by the National
Pure Food and Drug law, as It contain no
opiates or other harmful drugs, and we
recommend It as a safe remedy for chll.
dren and adulta. For sal by all druggists,
s
MASS MEETING FOR. BOATS
Citizens Called Together t City Hall
and Launch Moremcnt.
BUSEttSS MEN TAKE ,THE LEAD
Herbert quick, Special Writer on In
land Waterways, Will no .In
vited to Addreaa the i
Assemblage.
Cltlicns of Omaha will .be called to meet
In the council chamber of the city hall
Wednesday tventng, April 29, to launch a
formidable movement for tho navigation of
the Missouri river.
This was decided at a meeting of business
men In the rooms of the Commercial club
Thursday noon, attended by the following:
John R. Webster Exra Millard, Judge W.
W. Slahaugh, 8. A. Searle, John A. Scott,
Daniel Baum, Jr., M. O. Cunningham,
Byron R. Hastings, F. D. Wcad. Dr. R. D.
Mason, , Harry A. Tukey, W. H. Crary,
John Power, Henry T. Clarke, L. T. Sunder
land, F. B. Hockstettler and J. L. Jacob
son. .It was decided to Invite Herbert Quick,
writer for Putnam's Magazine, who Is now
publishing a series of articles on "Inland
Waterways" to address the meeting. Mr.
Quick has been In tie. Missouri river cities
and along the stream recently gathering
data concerning tha stream and has also
gathered a vast amount of Information
about foreign waterway' Improvements.
Besides Mr. Quick a program committee
will arrange for other speakers, but Mr.
Quick's address Will be the principal taik
on the subject ot waterwaya.
The business men who met Thursday
noon decided to organ I ko an Omaha branch
of the Missouri River Navigation congress
that the movement may get closer attention
In this city and more members secured.
F. D, Wead waa elected chairman with
Harry Tukey, secretary and Esra Millard
treasurer.
Committee In Charge,
The committee on program for tho mass
meeting consists of .8. A. Searle, John R.
Webater, L. T. Sunderland and. W. H.
Crary.
Tho reception committee consists of Judge
W. W. Blabaugh, Byron Haatlngs, Dan
Baum, Jr.; John Power and M. O. Cun
ningham. At the Improvement clubs will be mvlted
to send representatives to the congress,
a committee to meet with the different
clubs was appointed. It consists of Judge
W. W. Blabaugh. Dr. R. D. Mason and
John Power.
The number of members secured for the
Missouri River Navigation congress has
now reached .more than 250, the following
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II " . "Since 1857'' -:JV;
W I W yonrdeater tWt supply '
Til, I you, write us for name of
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Five Daily i Trains
1 rive aUaiiy i rams a
to ifiica.EO
... wasswa arwaMrSMI ga. llrUgtl fwUll VC tl 1 Cl i IIUUTp i
Runruntf right iriio tha heart of Chicago La Sails Street Sta
tiononly one on the elevated loop. ' ' '
. Chicago Fiver L- rkij.i -., ' L
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WE CURE
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Dr. Searles & Searles, 119 S. 14th,
n. . . t . I M Ik.
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Et
sending In their names before noon Thurs
dsy: Sschs Clgr Co. .
Frank J Fltlo
J. II. Mltlnrd
Clement t'linse
FM B. Wllllnms
F. P. Hemtlton
It. A. lloox
Chnrles R Phermsil
It. K. Kurkel
K. K. Brando
Frank Burrett
C. E. Black
tluy II. Pratt
Wolfe Electrical Co.
A. W. Jtlferla
Jay Ksts '
H. M. Morsman. Jr. 1
tJeorge W. Craig
Frank T. R. Martin
J. L .tacohson
John power
W. H. Clark
M. O. Cunningham
Charles listtcll
John F. Morrison
Albert Edholm,
V. T. Roiirka
II. 1. Neely
W. S. Rtryker
P. J. Boyn
J. C. Hut-son
F. J. Wesrne
C. B. Dennnv
C. W. Partridge
A. P. Ti.key
Payne, Dostwlrk &
C.
I. Slbbrrrisen
A. C. Crossman
J. H. Parrotte
K W. Bedford
O'Keefe Real Fat. Co
H. C. Freeman
John F. Flack
XEw-LAXDS
BILL 13 COSSlDERF.n
Sahcomtnlttee of Senate la 'Working;
Away on Itlrasarc. .
W A 8 H I NOTO N, April 23.-rThe Newlands
bill to create an Inland waterways commis
sion and provide a fund to carry out Its
projects was considered today by a sub-,
committee of th senate commutes on com
merce. .......
LOVERS PLANT' ON' ARBOR' DAY
License Office la Officially: Closed
Wednesday, Yet Seven Marriage
. Termite Are ,Ieaed.
A motion to name it Cupid day Instead Of
Arbor day would be In order. Judging; from
the records of tha marriage license de
partment of the county Judge's office.
Wednesday. ' though tho license- depart
ment waa supposed, to be closed to the
public, seven marriage, licenses were Issued
end all of those to people living out of
town, who had come to Omaha to celebrate,
their nuptials. County Judge T.esrie srent
most of the day Issuing, permits to love
lorn Imls and lasslos. -'Thejr came from
all directions. Bt Paul, Minn., was rep
resented by one couple and . Central Clly,
Colo., by another.' O'Neill furnished a
groom and Wnusa.botii brlda and groom.
Another groom from Tlarks brought his
bride from SchuylefV Nellie B. Whltmora
of Brayton, Ta., atill'. legaily an Infant.
Was the youngest bride. Being only 1ft,
she had to present, a ' permit from' her
parents in order to get the, l((;ense. ,
JMJ
A Break for Liberty
from atomach.. liver and kidney trouble Is
made when a 26c box. of Dr. king's New
Life Pills is bought For sale by Beaton
Drug Co. ' A ' .
Blow of Ball on 11 car Fatal.
NEW YORK, April 23.-A base hall
tossed by a boy struck Mrs. Catherine Mur
rsy over the hesrt Tuesday afternoon mul
n a result she died yesterday. Mrs Mar
ray waa 58 years old. She became very ill
on reaching home and her daughter sum
moned a doctor. He found the woman in
a serious condition from shock. Dr. Charles
Wuest held an autopsy and discovered that
Mrs. Murray's heart had swollen to an ab
normal slse as a result of the blow and
that her death was duq to shock. .
Iftn .mttmttfT at mtcft -.Mian.-.l L...-.
aaa get supper in diner on train lands yon In Qucage
atter aaa bresklsst an train ready lerbuaiaem.
y m-rmm iisl mt Mas Mm hWerf mxm,-
ROCK ISLAND TICKET OflHCES.
1323 Farnam Street. Omnrn.
Pearl Street. Council Bluffs.
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By the Old Reliable Dr, Searlea & Searles!
Established In Omaha for It yeara The many thoua
anda of casoe cured by ua make us tha -mot ..?. ?!
I.nced SD.clal.sta In the West. In a" aissa-e." and
nisnte oi men. We know just what wlU curl you--aud
cure yoa quickly. - you-"
We Cure You, Then You Pay U. Our Fee,
1 jr-- auiuDu ex aceo.
i rEEE E,,n,ntron n,' tonsultatton. WrlU fot
oini i or uoiiiM (ruaimsnt
Cor. 14th and Douglaat Omaha,.
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