TITC OMAHA DAILY
BEE:
SATURDAY. MAY IPOS.
15
REAL ESTATE
CITT PROPCRTT FOB IALR
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REAL ESTATE
VEGETABLES DISPLACE MEAT
FARM 3D RtCH LA 51 D FOR SLE'
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127 North 38th Ave.
West Farnam District
rooms and rception hall, strictly mod
ern, gas and electric light, full cement base
ment, coal bin and ve.-table room, hot and
cold watr. full screens, open nickel plumb
ing, eniipe.l with the latest sef-rceu,at-Ing
vapor heating plant better than hot
wt.r-MM one-ihird coal hill, buns an;
thlng; house built less than 1 years and
built for a home. Occupied by owner. l.,k
it over any time. Thia house ia verv cheap
at W.Ort), hut If that la mora that you
ran pay, make offer
W. A. ROGTCRR.
Residence phona Harney I9tx
(U ! 2
NEW location. Benjamin R. E. r., 477
Srandeia Bldg. Both phone. fl5i 637
546 S. 26th Ave.
i-roem cottage, modern cscept furnace,
ranting for t3 annually. tjnt i'lti: irontlng
two paved afreets, rtuild a flat on the
vacant lot, and you hare a combination
homeland investment, price, $3,juo. and
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Flrt Floor. N. T. Life Flig.
TeL Dour. 17S1. A-UM
,13) 0 1
EXAMINE THIS
Corner lot. east and south front. Cxim.
Plht-mom house, all modern hut furnace.
J1.4CW cash, balance at i "r rn. ,'jno.
XELS A. LUNIXJREN,
'Phon Doug. 2fr3. :3 N. Y. T.if.
Ml J
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flssrtk Dak at a.
OUT THET OO
Oa tha new C. M. i5u P. Coaat Rallaay.
thruugn Ad&me county. Nartn Dakota,
ehicta la attracting bomeeeekars to 10
unexcelled farming country. Sunshine,
fiaa coal, pur water, aura crop, a horn
eud profitable occupation fur you. Laud
tut lu) tw LM aa aire row. Easy teriua.
Ui have boroetirad reiuKjuisiimeni.e tor
aaie. bue Wm. H. brown Co.. liu
oi Mote Nrrtn Dakota, or 121 La&aua Bi.
Chicago, i.b Aiaps trra. Mention Una
Vey.r. Or writ our Mandan. North Da
kota, ollica. Kiu Maw
Ik Uakatau
.49-ACRE Improved larm, Uron county.
South Deaota, iia u per acre. Two
smaller fsrms at ba.rg.un prices, "bev
el 1 quarters unimproved .aud. All (In
1 ii vcm nidus inn v.i.1 bianii .io;t in.
speclion. Cash or terms. Box tl'3, Aber
deen. S. D. (. Mil JU
Texaa.
TEXAS LAD8 How to get them. Send
II. Uv to K C. Lomax. Aunt in, Texaa for
copyof Texaa Land Law and instructions
how to buy. I was for ten years chief of
land department state treasurers office.
Know the lamia, when they coma on the
market, how to get tnem for my clients.
Kefereoe. Austin National bank. Austin,
1as. B"st lands to be sold next threa
months, tfi reasonable.
M396
Waihlsgtsa,
i FOR 9ALF-IK3 acres plna timber In Wenat
I chee valley, central V sghington, choice
opportunity fur small company to manu
! facture lumber and fruit boxes. For tn
j formation, address P. Snyder. 1741 Weal
Id St., Uavenport, la. (-"o M ! IX
TWO of th flneat lots In Iunden, ni;h
tront. ast slope. Puy direct frim owner,
save as;nt's commiSKton. Address 0-4 4.
cure Eee. ilSi 4 lx
WraaalBC
WANTED TO SEI.I 1S7 acres of ood
land, cheap; easy terms. Address (owner)
It I- Mead. Cireyb'ill, Big Horn County.
Wyoming. 20i MVil 6x
MORTGAGES) FOR SALE
Wa hava several splendid 9 per cent farm
roorta-agea for sale. These mortgages were
taken as part payment on tha sale of farms
and are the very best kind of securities.
Call and sea us.
I'AYNE INVESTMENT
First Floor N. T. L. Bldg.
(19) CSV 5
Yon RALE Or long term lease. 6-room
modern cottage. For trma address T. B.
, Haines. Ut:;i N. d. Tel. Webster
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CO.,
IJtAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST m
" CHaS E. WILUAMSOr.. Frea. KjyJ-
THE REED ABSTRACT CO. ast. ISM.
I rompt fevrvlie. tlet our prices. 171U
I'amam. 'Ui wi
WEST FARNAM
l-rrnni, strlr-tly modern hoife, 1 block
from Farnam ear. hot water heat, oak
finish; lot ."Oxlijo. This beautiful home
riijst be sold at ones, as owner :s moving
away. Will submit reasonable offer.
I'AYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Klrat Floor N. V. L. Bldg.
Tel. Doug. 171. "A" 11SS.
13i-n 1
MlaeellaaiMaa.
WF8TFRV LAND, large and small tracts;
sale and exchange. National lnvt. Co.,
J2Brai ndM sB 1 d . (3)1 Ml
REAL ESTATE LOANS
View of Seed Seller. UTio Syi Gar
den! Are Maltiplyinj.
HIS SALE3 LARGER THAU EVLR
Great Variety of eeds Sold Gives Ins.
presslna tkat Meat Will Have
kat a mall Place aus
tka Mnt.
CUMING ST.
I roosas, all modern, open plumbing, new
fumac", full basement, concrete floc.r. large
lot and paving paid. Good barn. Must aeil
at once or reut. Make offer.
C. R. GLOVER 4 SON.
ni-:-J N. r. Lifa.
(1)-M5TI
INVESTMENT
New St. I.oula flat, near 27Ul and Jack
son, Tins will prove a very conservative
Investment. Price la 17,000. Full particu
lars upo.i request.
F. C. BEST, 1007-8 N. Y. L.
Sola Agent.
Thonea Dot-glaa Independent A 4244.
tl) 71 fcj
NEW. well built 4-room houses. One mod
ern except heat; one has city water; one
I as well. Will sell cheap on easy terma.
n. A. McEachron. 2Uo a. KtU Hi.
(19)-M1 Ix
JOO CASH $20 MONTHLY
S-room cottage north of Bemis park,
paitly modern. Corner lot and one block
Ironj car. Trice. J1.730. Buy thia for what
you are now paying In rent.
I'AYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor N. T. Life Pldg.
Tel. Doug. 1781; A-113M.
119) 4U 1
INSPECT THIS FINE
PROPERTY
Pierce St.; high and sightly; lot
Kraltf; eleven large shade trees; barn and
other outhouses. House is all modern;
nine rooms. K2E0. one-half cash, balance
at per cent; no incumbrance.
NELS A. LUNDGREN,
Thoae Doug. its. 825 V. T. I.ifa
(re Ml3 1
House
HjO iu i;,i.i made v. Jii.Uy. t'. D. Wead,
Wead Ztldg.. Uth ami Farnam. ();
PKIVATS MONET-NO t'tl-AT.
GAKV1.N BROS., loos FARXAJtf.
aj .
llONIiiY TO LOAN On Improved city prop
erty; build. ug toina a i:ialty, no delay.
W. H. Thomas. 60. 1st Nat l Ba Bids
t M7U Ail
IVfe PEU CENT money to loan on eastern
Nebraaka farma and good buaiuess ki op
en y 111 On aha.
ALFKKD C. KENNEDT.
tot First National tank building. Tele
phone Douglas 73.
2J n
LOWtST I1ATES Kemla. Paxton Block.
ta)-;i
LONS on Improved Omaha property.
O'eefs K. . Co.. 1001 N. T. Life Bid.
t ftoa
HUVAIE MONEY CASH ON rlAND
NO LLLAY. J. U. MITUkVN. 2iri-i 1ST
NAT. BANK UUDO. TEL DOL'O. 127s.
WHii
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smun A Co., UJO Farcam St
(22) 86
HONEY to loan on Improved city property.
llaa'.inga t Ueyden. 1704. Farnam St.
g)-7l
WANTED City loans. Paters Trust Co.
tap ri
BONBY TO LOAM Payne Inveatment Co.
a 7
WANTED TO BORROW
WANT to borrow I3.0H0 at per cent on
Omaha reul etato worth 1L','. Address
W 40S, care Bee. tS4)-Ml?l i
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy secondhand furniture,
cook and heating stove, carp la, lino
leums, otflce furtuture. old clothes, quilts
and all kinds of tools, or will buy tha
furniture ot your lioje complete. The
highest prlt raid. C all the right man.
Tela. Douglas 3771. Independent AStTL
(JE Mull
BEST price paid for Idhand furniture, car
pets, stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Red
(5 Ala.s
HARDWARE, implement, merchandise and
dry goods stocks wanted; have owners of
good lands that want deals on rash val
ues; give full details in first letter or no
attention paid. Address F. M. .Toslin. j
Frederick. S. D. (2i-UJM t
"Home groan aarden vegetables threaten
to put the alleged beef trust out of busi
ness before the congressmen can get at
It."
According to seel dealers of Omaha al
most twice as many garden seeds have
beer, sold this spring as any other year in
the last decade.
"We sold more garden seeds before April
13. than we sold altogether last yar."
said a salesman of one of the largest con
cerns In the business.
'This means that many pople have gar
dens or will have them. The seeds have
been sold to the people who will grow the
vegetables in their own gardens and not
to the professional gardeners, though they
have planted more truek than ever."
Many have not yet planted g'ardena and
all varieties of seeds are still selling and
the prediction Is made that probably the
largest crop of farm and garden vegeta
bles ever produced In Nebraska will be
harvested during the coming season.
Plants for the garden will be on the
market within a few davs. though some
tomato plants have already been offered.
Peppers and other tender sprouts will not
be offered much before the mid, lie of May.
Not many new varieties are offered and
no entirely new vegetables. But the seed
dealers have secured a new variety of
cucumlers. This vegetable has not yet
been made painless, but a special variety
is offered for 'slicing and eating raw." It is
a long, green cucumber which la crisp and
turns white when It gets ripe. But It
stays green a long time and does not ripen
as soon as tiie old varieties and does not
turn yellow and taste like a pumpkin.
Ia tka M cleat Fanslly.
New varieties in musk melons and canta
loupes are also offered and the growers
have succeeded In getting the melons fur
ther from the pumpkin family than ever.
An endless variety of the ordinary garden
vegetables are offered, many of them hav
ing reached perfection through the work
of the expert gardener.
Farmers are applying at Omaha seed
stores for seed corn and are being fur
nished a high class tested seed com for
11.60 per bushel. The Indications are that
more tested seed will be planted than ever
before and those farmers who do not make
the tests themselves are relying on the
dealers to supply the seed.
Flower seeds are also selling well and If
the number of bulbs and seeds sold ia
an indication, Omaha wilrle a more beauti
ful city than last year.
Japanese bulbs are popular In Omaha
and almoat 1.0P9 cinnamon vine bulbs have
been sold by one dealer. Thia means that
some ton homes will have the vines creep
ing over the porches, sa two or three bulbs
will make vines which will cover a house.
FOUR MORE BUILDINGS TO GO
Old traetairea Are Doomed
atrarttoa by tbe . City
Coaaell.
Oe-
WANTtD Automoblie, second-hand;
state price, make and full particulars.
Addresb C 451, care Omaha Bee
US) MSSI x
WANTED T.0 RENT
WANTED Five-room modern cottage by
young married couple. Address K 4T8 Baa.
( X) M40 Jx m
WANTED SITUATIONS
Lot
BOOKKEEPER AND ACCOUNTANT;
best of references, fifteen years' experi
ence; open for permanent or temporary
office work. Address J 434. care Bee.
C'7) M6S Jx
Barn
tl.TnftIn the north part of the city. No.
41 Id Browne St., Just two blocks from the
rsr line; hsi a god cellar, fruit trees and
con.iltierabla small rrult. The barn is new,
also :i new chicken house; plenty ground
fur garden and inree or tour acres can b
leased. Small payment down and very
easy terms on balance.
BEMld. 3 Paxton Block,
Independent A-15!s; Douglas 6.
(13) 48
I WANT an offer oa the property, 1121 and
8. list t. ; two modern houaaa and
good barn; well rented. Tbla property la.
.a by an eastern party who must sell.
THOMAS brenaa;:.
Room 1, New York Life Bldg
LIST your property with Carts Boyer. ?-4
and Cuming Sis. (ij toJ
WANTED Situation by experienced book
keeper, cashier and credit man. A 1 refer
ences. Address O 416. care Bee.
CD-MaTS lx
YOCN'1 MAN. 21 years old wishes position
in office work. Read and write tie-man,
French, Danish and Englisli. Address,
A-449. care Bee. U7 MtiU 2x
CIAMQN1 SHIRT STUD LOST
B ETWEE V VTTZOV 8TATXOX?
amo rosTomcx
S183.GQ REWAXO
For return to Cacxlsjr Bxoa latb
and. Capitol Avenue.
BO QUSSTIOXS ASKXO.
3ESe1
rtEAL ESTATE
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
FARM AXD KAXCH LA. ID FOR ALB
Jfekraaluu
U. P. K.1T LANDS
acres just placed on the market in
Lim-oln county. NeU. can bo purchased
wrioieoale at about ei an acre.
A isu may bo cut into amalier groupa.
T11M ta ideal ranching land, plenty of farm
land, hay land and graaing land.
Tbis ta the laat of Lne railroad land. If
uu want to gel in un tbe ground floor.
Addreae
V. P. LAND AGENCY.
Zlt South ljtli St., Omaha. Nebraska.
tap as! 1
CONSTRIVT1NU W I ARTE KM A ST Kit S
Olfiee. Fort Des Moines, la.. April 31),
IS". Sealed proposals, iti triplicate, will
be received heie until Z p. in., standard
time. Thursday. May il, l.VN. and tiu-n
opened, tor eout railing a waon shed at
Fort Des Moines, la. Informal ion fur
nished on application here. Plans and
specifications will be sent to intending
bidders upon their depositing the sum of
lie. which will be rt funded when plans and
specifications are returned Proposals
should he endorned. ' Proposals for Wagon
Shed,'' and addressed Constructing quar
termaster. Fort Des Moinrs. Ta.
mi-; 4-5-" y
LEGAL NOTICES
FOR SAt.K BONDS.
Village of SMn-y (Nebraska) water bonda
In the sum of UO.UOi.JU. bearing ( jr cent
Interest, for sale.
Apply to LESLIE NEl'BAfKR. Village
Clerk, bidney. Nib. MrhlS Wij.
Four more old buildings were condemned
by the city council In special session Fri
day morning, one of them being the build
ing knnwn as the European hotel at 4-'0-i;-21
South Tenth street.
The building is owned by the S. D. Mercer
estate, the owners of the Cambridge hotel
condemned two weeks ago. The attorney
for the estate agreed to tear down the
European and erect a substantial brick
structure on the site If the council would
allow the repairing of the Cambridge, but
the council' did not change its mind this
time and decided to let the condemnation
of the Cambridge stand ard added to It
the condemnation of the European.
A frame building at MW-10 North Thir
teenth street, also owned by the Mercer
estate, was condemned, as were frame
buildings at -1!) South Twelfth street tnd
1515 Davenport street.
Tha council paased the monthly pay roll,
roll.
Best Suit
Values
In Omaha
1517 FARNAM ST.
Select Your
Suit
Saturday
9
Slits
at
S25
Doginning Saturday Morning wc place on
Class Ladies' Suits at great reductions in
many of them at half their formor selling
Ladies' Suits Reduced to 25
ALL THESE SUITS ARE $35.00, $40.00 and $45.00 VALUES
Never before hare you had a chance to buy such exceptionally
fine suits at such an extremely low price at this season of the
year. These suits at thia price embrace all our high class
suits, which formerly sold at $.v).00, $40.00 and $43.00, and
some even at frou.uu. lnev are tne choicest oi this season s
models, hardly two alike. Not one would sell
anywhere for less than $40.00. Beginning Sat
urday we place them on sale at
Ladies' Suits Reduced to 18
ALL THESE SUITS ARE $27.50, $30.00 and $35.00 VALUES
Every suit in this sale is a very latest aquisition from the
world of style, besides being of superior style and workman
ship. The bewildering variety of colors will
meet any desire. Regular $27.50, $30.00 and
$35.00 values ; on sale Saturday at ,
Ladies' Suits Reduced to 15
ALL THESE SUITS ABE $25.00 and up to $35.00 VALUES
A rare opportunity to procure a high grade suit at a phenom
enally low price. Just think of it. Strictly high class man
tailored suits in all wool, fine serges, panamas and fancy
men's wear; materials in all the desired colors 0 1 C
and the season's most favored models. Regular r I 3
$25.00 and up to $35.00 values; on sale at VIM
EXQUISITE NEW WAISTS
Many beautiful waists just received. You will have no dif
ficulty in finding here just the waist that will meet your
fancy. The price will be reasonable. A pretty style is made
of white sheer mull with front and back yoke design, inset
with lace motifs and insertions in a dainty effect. The
sleeves are made of three-quarter length and 0f f C
extensively trimmed with lace to match yoke. jif f m
The waist is a great bargain at V w
Linen Waists at $4.50, $5 00, $6.00 and $10.00
sale All Our High
price--
prices, ffimm
iT3T
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$18
iitwmpiBwrtetttfwrwff i,gkrvghv
SO PERMITS FOR PEDDLERS
Such Privilege. Are Denied by Acting
Mayor Johnson.
HE SAYS TAKE "OUT A LICENSE'
By using the various departments of The
Bee Want Ad Pages you get quick returns
at a small expense.
A SNAPPY SNAP
14 seres 1 miles from county seat, all
ood land. lious, baia, sheds, eiu.;
flowing well, lvel as a floor and tirst
elasa ia all details. Kest farm for ihe
money in Nebraska. Pnce, -.iju. To show
tnai e kava confidence in tnia farm w.U
eel fur !l.t down and carry the balano
as Uiag as jou like. l'aL phoue o-
wrtts j
Stringer Investment Company, j
Jk Bee cu:lj:ng. Omaha, Nau.
t-uj-itiiii 1
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
IF TOC W1AH TO BL'T
or trad toe ntach pwiperly u Nebraska,
wa tva i mnw niMsluaaa w UlcA U w : .1
pr ywi a tnvwstigai. Alsa writs as for
pt w- suss tf a Laada.
a E. niKKER & (X),
iU Baa bldg.
kUUl yn wrtta ta advertiaara, kteeSy
EUROPE K?VSB
All Xxpsaaaa. IsasI for BooAJat.
THOS. COOK & SON
V4A UOASViy, STBTW TOKJC
TraealWa '.bar t a Ragasle Sep
A a to gbijruad.
LMrest Im
rlenray. Svtta aa4 Ccnrurt
' rmm 1am 4
U- -twm U
adUs eras
atlsi OM u
tM4 iimtm Ums
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aV gUauua Jsfc, tauaaae, HL
SAVES10
Ally young married coupla who
will buy a Sewing Machine Satur
day afternoon, or evening this
wwk, can use thia advertisement
for SI 0.00 to apply on a new ma
chine. Come and see ua.
If you want a used machine, we
will sell them at the same time at
a 20 reduction from the regular
price.
Remember this ia for Saturday
afternoon and evening only.
We give yoti here a partial list
ot what we have on band:
1 Davis, five drawer, drop
head $18.00
1 Singer, five drawer, drop
$19.00
1 W. & . five drawer drop
,hd -Vi 817.00
1 New Home, five drawer drop
head $18.00
1 White, five drawer, drop
h'd 821.00
1 White, five drawer drop
hed 82S.OO
1 Standard, five drawer drop
hpd 827.50
All are complete with attach
ments and guaranteed.
NEBRASKA
CYCLE CO.
Cor. 15th and Harney
Streets
Pbtan: Don.. IMS Iat A-16(3
We rvat aad rt-f ir ail oiaLrs of
tnarhiaey.
Will Do , Little He form Ins on His
Own Hook While tier Jim -1 j
Shootta Dowi All ,
tbe Bears.
Anting Maynr Johnson finds himself In
the limelight as a reformer of the first
water. He has discovered that the city
baa been and is being defrauded out of
vast sums of money yearly, the same being
tha remitting of the 130 and 110 peddlers' !
license fees.
Kor the last ten years peddlers have been
In the habit of getting thirty and sixty
day permits to sell their wares on the
streets. It la asserted, operating merely
during the reasons of the year when bus
iness is gold fnd engaging in other lines
when business ia slack. Thereby they have
got around the ordinance provision requir
ing the taking out of a license.
But while Johnson Is acting mayor there
will be nothing doing' in this line.
I Lnapifr ixi oi iiinmai reviseu oruinancee
of the city provides that all peddlers who
I "st-ll or offer to sell, any butter, eggs.
poultry, fruit, vegetables or any other
farm produce or any popcorn, candy, nuts,
groceries or other goods, wares or mer
chandise, who shall go from place to place
In the city of Omaha selling and delivering
any article or things" shall have a license,
and It shall be unlamful for anyone to en
gaga in such business without first secur
ing a license. The second section of tha
ordinance provides that the principal who
peddles with a wagon shall pay fclu a year
and every assistant shall pay CO a year,
while all foot prddlers shall pay li) a year.
Nothing is said in the ordinance about
tbe mayor having the power to grant per
mits to peddle.
IsaMrtaaed Maay Times.
In the wetk tl.ut Johnson has been act
ing as mayor pro tern, in the absence of
Mayor L'ahlnmn. he lias been importuned
daily for permits, as many aa fifteen ask
ing him for permits In one day. The act
ing mayor remembered tiiere was an ordi
nance requiring the Isauunoe of license, not
permits, and he gut busy and looked up
the law on the matter. Convincing himself
that he had no power to issue permits,
though admitting that under extenuating
circumstances it would be a hardship to
exact a license, he has told all applicants
that no permit will be issued by the acting
mayor and advised them one and all to get
a regular license.
"The ordinance provides for yearly li
censes dating from July 1, no provlsinu
being made to par for a pro rata period."
says the acting mayor. "The peddlers do
not want to iay JUi for but two months'
work until July 1 and then take out a new
license, ao they come to nie for permits.
Bjt I have come to the conclusion that
they have been working that gag right
along. They ak for a sixty-day permit
now while busines is g od. Then alien the
license year begina. inMt.nd of taking out
a license, as they promise, they quit buxi
nes for a time while business is slack, and
In the fall when it picks up again get a
new permit, and never take out a license."
Johnson says he would be in favor of the
ordinance !n-ing amended to allow the
granting of permits to indigent or crippled
persons who could not easily ra se the high
liC'-naa exacted nw of all classes, but he
fails to find anything in the law giving the
mayor the power to issue permits to peddle
in tha streets of Ora.ha.
Tha present ordinance exempts grocers,
butchers and nirrchanta with established
places, of business and farmer wuu bring
their prodaca to the city.
STATE ORNITHOLOGISTS MEET
Math Aasiaal Kesatam aael Sixth
Aanaal Field Day to Open at
Bellevae May
The ninth annual meeting and -atxth an
nual field day of the Nebraska Ornitho
logists' union will be held at Bellevue on
Friday and Saturday, May I and 9. The
business session will be held on Friday
evening at I o'clock to be followed at I
o'clock by the president's address and other
special illustrated talks
On the next day, Saturday, May 9, will be
held the field meet which will be arranged
so as to visit some of the most interest
ing bird nooks in the entire stale. An early
morning start will be made. Saturday
evening the regular program will be given,
beginning at 7:30.
This promises to be the most enthusiastic
of this growing organization. Officers will
be elected at this convention. The present
officers are: President. Myron H. Swenk,
Lincoln; vice president. Emily Wood,
Omaha; secrets ry, Wilson Tout, North
Platte; treasurer, F. H. Shoemaker,
Omaha.
At the Theaters
4.W
73
10
15
1.300
1.000
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The following transfers were placed on
file yesterday:
A. P. , Williams to John A. Forrest,
part Iota ;1 and 22. block 12. tiliull s
Second addition 2,iuo
Herman Beselin and wife to Al'iert
Zivkovsky, part lots 6 and ", Hascall
c Rogers' subdivision
Oustaf K. Lind and wife to Barbara
Duncan, part lots i and '. block 1.
Hillside addition No.
South Omaha Land company to Ed
wurd I'hbach, lots 1, 2, 3, block 31,
South Omaha
J. J. Fitzgerald and wife to Frank T.
Williams, iot 7, block L Hoppe's Bo
nanza United States to John Fouts, part
section S-li-10
Peter Bunx to Anna W. Murth. lot
in subdivision of lot H. Bennington..
William Wurse and wife to Oallie
Sharp, part tot I, Tales gt Reed s
subdivruoon l.luO
Edward Howland and wife to Frank
btanlsh, part lots 1 and 2. block 4,
Jetter s addition
Paxton Real fctate company to ('.
FUiW. lot 1, block L KirkwuiMl
Jesse Davis and wife to Julian L. Sim
mer, lot 3. block 5. Lyman place
Bouth Omaha I-nd company to Theo
doie Vulta, lot 1J, block 15. South
Omaha
Ehzalietli N. Bishop to Mary L. Uood
rhlld. part lot 5, block 11, E. V.
Smith's add. t ion . . .'.
B. Lawrence to Matilda Shogreen,
lots K. . in. II. block B. Saunders A
Himebaugh s addition and other lota
William P. Kellv to J .sepn B. l"ritcji
ard. lot &. block 3. Han-rrom place...
Tiihe J. Leach lo Karl M. I.m-i. part
lot i. block S'. South Omaha
Katie R id.-rx.lorf to ' r r.
l.earli I ts .5 and iii. block 13-, .-'out l
Omaha
K J. LlchnoV(ky and wife to Joseph
fopcii h. part iilo k i'l. Second addi
tion to Corngan place and other lots
E. ).'. Ilurd and wife to Mary Hocke,
lot 14, block M. Logan place
Hsrvey Muer and wife to Same, lots
13. block . Logan place...
Omaha Safe Deposit & Trust rompany
to O Collins, part section 21-15-1S
J S. Brvant to Mary E. Wilson, lots
i i. 3. 4. so. a. rr. a. bioca 2.
M'Hf's subdivision
J. (.. Cook to Charlotte Cook, lot li.
block 1. Potters addition
William Patrick to J. U. Tracy, lot 2.
block S. Patrick Second addition
Sarat iga ,
Peter fio and wife to A. Reitr, fart
lot 1. hlo, k t.. Kour.tze Fourth tup-
idementarv addition
Euuiiahl Trust company to Peter Sip
wild wife. ;irne
Elisabeth Cu'taixl and huxl.and to
Anna M. D. Stovri. lot 3, Clifton
place
lAnns tirav t'lirk to Ma A. Jones, lot
i. bliM'k 1. HoMe'i Monanaa
Pet.r Hl.xioi t '. '. W1lni. oi'rt lots
7 and X. block 7 Drake s addition
John W. IVnnell to Msedalen D
iii.iscn. part lot X. S. E. liogers' ik-
ahmia addu ion .
W'Unm Re.lick and wife to Ber'ha
Waikina. part lots 1 snd !. block .
sutdivi&ion ut J. I. Kedi' :a s addi
tion El : belli Kountse Real Fatste com
rany to II Williams, lot 11. block
Kountae plu-e
William Pri"man snd wife to Samuel
Hard'n. lot 4. block IS. Rom Hill
and other lots
1 Idd Ink Company at tke Krnsr.
"Ben Schomron," a historical opera in four
acts, by Auerbach; music by M. Law
rence. The csst:
Ezrlcum, the king's treasurer
; Morits Chevotx
Tirxa. his daugh.er Miss Nettle Hoffman
Avden, their servant , Jacob Frank
alache, their servsnt Bella Frank
Kitre. their servant Annie Frank
Maseuah. prince of Yehuda. .Mr Samuvlow
High Priest Jacob Miller
Namon, a Samaritan shepherd
Julian Wilensky
Rufus joc Knot
With an entertaining variety of opera,
drama, comedy and tragedy, Frank Bros.'
Yiddieh. Opera company opened a six-night
engagement to a crowded house Thursday
night at the Krug theater. In the historical
opera, "Ben Schomron." With the leading
lines spoken In German and the omedy
roles spoken and sung in Yiddish, the com
pany of artists cater to both the Jew and
Gentile, and the large audience Thursday
night was thoroughly entertained.
The story of the play tells of a civil war
between tha Jews and Samaritans 2.000
years ago, at which time the prince of
Tehuda, leader of tha Jews, was the great
est hero of the times. To prevent a con
tinuance of strife the governor of Jerusa
lem proposed to marry his daughter to the
prince, but it was then, as It always has
been, tha maiden selected another, benci
the story.
There are thirty-two vocal selections in
the opera, among which were a number of
well rendered duet by the daughter of the
governor and her chosen lover, a Samaritan
shepherd. As the daughter of the governor,
Tirxa, Miss Nettie Hoffman, with her pleas
ant soprano voice, waa the recipient of con
siderable applause, and when singing in
the duels with her shepherd lover, Julian
Wilensky, tha couplo were compelled to re
spond to numerous curtain calls. Aa Av
den, Jacob Frank takea a front rank with
the legitimate Hebrew comedians and hail
his audience at his mercy. Th balance of
the cast wss very capable.
Eugene Duval, assistant general western
agent of the Milwaukee, has gone to Den
ver, where he will look after the opening
of the new city ticket office of that roud
at Denver.
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Saiirday Specials
MG CHAIRS
We place on pale for Saturday
only, a beautiful well-made
weathered oak Dining Chair,
like cut, made of all bent
wood, hand-caned- seat and
brace arms, regular price $2.50
each, for Saturday C QC
only vlt)d
Shirt Waist Boxes
W'e were fortunate In acuring a
;eat bargain in Ehlrt Waist Boxes
and troit the entire lot. We offer
a regular $3.00 Shirt Waist Box.
size 30 Inches long, 15 inches wide,
and 16 inches deep, finished In
weathered oak or golden QA q
oak, for Sal unlay N I MX
obi, each V-loWVJ
Couch Covers
The greatest bargain In Couch covers
ever shown In Omaha will be of
fered as a special for Saturday only.
There are about 5 covers In this
lot and of excellent quality, orien
tal designs, Bagdad stripes and
Kelim oriental colors, full sire, 60
Inches wide and 3 yards long, worth
up to $3.00. Saturday only $1.(9
to S1.3J)
A&k to see the New Vulcan Gas Ranges. The kind that saves
gas, prices up from $12.00
We are agents for the Leonard Refrigerators, the U't ice
boTmade. Let us show you the great advantages; prices
from $:UU0 down to $G.OO
Bissella Grand Rapida Carpet Sweepers, each $2.50
Lace Curtain Sale Begins Monday. May 4th.
We hecured at a great bargain, the entire surplus stock
of one of the largest New York lace curtain importers.
Miller, Stewart & Beaton
tOi serf!
Totals ULOdi I
413-145-17 South lOtti Z