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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 17, 100S.
REAL ESTATE
CITT PROPERTY FOR BALE
(Continued.)
KEYSTONE
PARK
Three-fourths of a mile west of Benson.
(, Covers five hundred and fifty-two acres.
Six miles oiled boulevards.
Lots two to ten acres each. t
v $175.00 to $400.00 per acre.
Paved road to entrance.
One mile square.
Thousands of shade trees.
Ninety tracts. Seventy-five sold. Only fifteen left.
j . There is no more attractive spot than KEYSTONE PARK for
) that country home, and no more practical place for the fruit
I grower, chicken raiser and truck gardner. Arrange with us to see
j the park; we will take you out any time, day or evening. Our rigs
? are at the end of the Benson car line all day Sunday; ride out
f with us.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.,
Tels. Doug. 1781;A-1188.t
W. II. GATES
Room 617 New York Ltfe Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1294.
$1,500 New five-room cottage on
28th, near Cuming, on small pay
ments. $1,000 Five-room cottage, now
roof, on Webster, near 33d.
$1,900 Five-room cottage, lu good
order, on east front lot 50x136, with
nice ehade trees, on 33d, near Daven
port; good neighborhood; well located.
$2,200 Six-room, story and a half
house, In best of order, on 25th, near
Maple, modern bath; would take some
vacant lots on part payment.
$2,300 Five-room cottage, modern
except furnace, on North 19th, near
Kountze park, lot 60x140; shade and
fruit; well and cistern, besides city
water; barn.
Six-room modern house, with hot
water heat, for $3,000
Seven-room modern house, with hot
water heat, $3,200.
s . Eight-room modern house, with hot
water heat, $3,600.
VACANT LOTS.
60x121 On 29th, little south of
Lake, $360.
60x128 On Manderson, east of
80th, water, sewer and permanent
walks, for $400.
60x128 South front on Cass and
Slst, fine view, nice location, $1,300.
60x167 Fronting on Hamilton and
Charles,- between 34th and 35th,
$1,100.
60x127 South front on Franklin,
near 84. for $500.
Two acres out north for $350.
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INVESTMENTS
2Vfe Blocks From Court House
I 710-712 8. 17th St., 2 10-room
'J houses, modern, lot 66xl&5, run-
nlncr thrnurh 17th Ave., irlvtnc
fine frontage on which to build
St. Louis flats. Owner will
sell entire property, or will
divide to suit purchaser. This
Is close In and can be bought
at a bargain. Look the prop
erty over.
Payne, Bostwick & Co.
Sole Agents.
Main Floor N. V. Life Bldg.
(19)-
BOUTHEA8T CORNER of 31st and Ames
Ave.; has 6-room house and burn, with
store room on corner; lot 40x126. Owner
Bays sell at once 4X250.
F. D. WEAD. 18th and Farnam.
(19)-
2403 N. 22d St
This a story and
one-half
frame house, bungalow
stylo.
first class repair, exceptionally
. well built; 7 rooms, strictly
modern, best of open plumb
ing, practically new furnace,
fine lawn and shade, beautiful
terrace, paving paid In full,
excellent neighborhood, close
to two car lines and almost
within walking distance. Im
mediate possession. Price,
83,6iJ. Look this up before It
Is too late.
George & Co., 1G01 Farnam.
' 09)
A GOOD INVESTMENT
L close-In, valuable site, with an old house
on It. Belongs to an estate and they
don't want to alter or repair or retain.
Want to convert Into money or its
equivalent. This con be had at about
sheriff's sals price. Owner bold it In his
lifetime at $6.ui0. The administrator will
sell at three-fourths that prlco. See It
and make en offer, It must go. Loca-
. Uon 2465 Harney Bt.
WILLIAM FLEMING
'Phone Douglas ITi.
211 S.
18th St.
09)
BEAUTIFUL FIVE-ROOM
COTTAGE
STRICTLY MODERN '
Five-room cottage, strictly modern, all
on first floor. Consists of a vestibule, par-
lor, oinlng room, Kitcnen, two oeu rooms
and bath room with nickel plumbing, com
bination fixtures, large attic, cellar ce
mented, cement walks around house, also
'permanent cement walks, only one block
from car. W will sell this on payments to
me right party tor casn price.
C. P. TRAVER,
4X-8 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Phonos: Red T. lnd.. A-1721.
0)
FOR SALE
ElcgKiit 11 -room residence, new and mod
ern, in West Farnam district; owner
leaving city; wilt sell at a sacrifice.
HICKS REAL ESTATE C., 119 BJ. Trade,
, 119) 846 lix
1 WANT an offer on the property, 112S and
1130 S. 21st St.; two modern houses and
good barn; well rented. This property Is
owned by an eastern party who must selL
TliOMAs MHh-ISNA.N.
Room 1. New York Life lUdg.
tl) 508
TOR 8 A LEI, cheap, account owner leaving
city, three lots in west (.'enter it. Ji
ti let ; also old house suitable for re
building. Address. A (68. care Bee.
19) M8Z4 lis
ABSTRACTS
OF
Til LB
JFSSKN & M'PAKIEL,
. tii Board of Trade.
Puous Douglas I'Sil.
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR gALU
(Continue J.)
D. V. SIIOLES CO.,
110 Board of Trade Bldg.,
Tels. Doug. 49; A-2049.
1)
BEMIS PAKK, $3,000
New all modern home, on
good corner lot, Lafayette
Ave., four bedrooms, large
basement, cemented. You
couldn't dupllcato the property
today for thu money.
NEAR NEW CATHEDRAL
8 rooms, large house, on
paved street, all modern and
nicely located, good barn.
Price is but $3,050.
NEAR FIELD CLUB
New house, built last year,
faces south on Woolworth
Ave. and tho Boulevard, six
rooms besides reception hall
and den. Snap at 4,2C0.
KOUNTZ PLACE
A very good, well-built home,
on full corner lot, 9 rooms,
strictly modern, with hot
voter heating. Price Is $5,250.
Do you want It?
INVESTMENTS
Have got some very at
tractive investments, close in,
In flats, house and business
"property. Just let us know
what you want In this line and
we can fit you out.
BEMIS PARK LOT
The only good lot left on
Lincoln Boulevard, 61x238, no
assessments for paving. Have
refused $1,150, but will take
$1,260. Worth $1,500.
C. R, GLOVER & SON,
Doug. 39G3. A-3963.
601-2-3 N. Y. Life.
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O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
Park Ave., near Jackson, 8 rooms, nil
modern, barn; price reduced from $6,000
ior quicK sale. ,
Near 40th and Cuming, 8 rooms, all modern,
paving pain. 4,dvu.
Webster, west of 27th, 7 rooms, modern
except heat, $3,500.
36th and Webster, V rooms, all modern,
lot buxi.-o, paving paia, xa.ooo.
23d and California, 9 rooms, partly modem,
lot 6t?xSS. $4,000.
911 S. 20th St., 7 rooms, all modern, NEW,
H.UUO.
Hu, near reward, 8 rooms, modern, on
Harney car line. NEW. $4,000.
Near 24th and Maple, 7 rooms, all modern,
built two years, $3,500.
2020 Maple, 9 rooms, modern, oa finish on
first floor. 84,000.
602 8. S&th St., southwest corner Dewey
Ave,, rooms, modern, lot 6tixU4, 84,500.
Near Crelghton college, 8 rooms, all
modern, sieclals paid, walking distance,
lillt H. 31st, 8 rooms, all modern, near
Pacific; price reduced to $4,5J0.
720 N. 23d. 9 rooms, all modern, southwest
corner Hurt; paving paid on both streets;
IOC vox IMS.
1001 N. Y. Life Bldg.
'Phones Douglas or A 2152. (It)
VINTON ST. BARGAIN
We have In the vicinity of Vinton St. some
good bargnlns In 5 and 8-room cottages
cash or terms to suit purchaser.
VACANT
We have arranged to place on the market
sixty of the most beautiful resldenco lots
In the south part of OmaJia. These lots
are two and three blocks south of Vinton
St. car, between 15th and lMh Sts., and
only one and a hnlf miles south of Dodge
St., and can be bought for half the money
It would take to buy a lot six miles from
town.
JACKSON CO.,
Fhone Douglas 4833. 1C11 Frederick St.
(19)
$2,350
2W3 AMES AVFi.
New 5-room cottage, lust finished: bath.
toilet, hot and cold water, cement cellar,
gss and electric light; small cash payment,
balance easy.
WM. R. ROMANO,
Doug. 1319. 329 Board Trade.
(19)-
$750 WILL BUY
two extra large lots near 37th and Fowler
Ave. These are located In a rapidly growing
neighborhood and would make a nice place
to build a home or a good investment.
Could be subdivided and made into three
lota. See us at once about these.
KERR & McKENZIE,
3t6 South 17th St.
Douglas u4S7 PHONES lnd. A-1447.
U9)-3o 17
NICE COTTAGE
Now 5-room cottage: nice location, near
34th and Meredith Ave., one block from
car, full lot. fine view, $1,600; $250 cash, bal
unce i$!S per month.
PETERSON BROS.. 475 Brandels Bldg.,
Phones: D. 723, A-S167.
(U)-Oul 14
9-room modern bouse. Orchard Hill, $4,100
6-room house, 2 luts, Wuluut Hill. $J,7oo.
8-room house, lf.18 S. Mth St., ..
8 rooms, modern. Bemls Park, $3,500.
Nice corner lot, Bemls Park, $l.au.
HLXCHINSON-BOLLAUD CO.,
li):3 Farnam St.
(19)-M76fl 17
FOR BALE 7-room house and one acre of
ground, all in fruit, bearing; one block
from Florence car line. M. A. Stephens,
;Jo9 Curtis Ave. (19)
7-ROOM frame house and brick store, good
condillun, east ftont, lot eoxlW feet;
cheapest place on 8. 11th St. 13 ft). 1
8. 11th. (19)-46 17
FOR 8ALE.
Elegant 11-room residence, new and mod
ern. In West Farnam district; owner leav
ing city; will sell at a sacrifice.
H1CK8 REAL, ESTATE CO., 214 BJ. Trada.
(19)-u27 lit
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR ALB
(Continued.)
The Byron Reed Co.
'Phone Doug. 297. 212 8. 14th St.
f 2.2CO-At 17(4 & 2Rth St., just one
block Irom park car, n-ronm
f story-and-lialt cottage, with
bath, closet, sewer, city water
and gai. Good mantel In par
lor.
I 3,150 At 627 8. 25th Ave.. 8-room cot
tage, with new furnace. Data,
closet, etc. Paving paid.
$ 3,SOt)-At 2710-12 Parker St. I 8-room
houses, with closets, city
water, sewer and iris. Pavli-e
paid. Rents for 3432.
t 3,000 On Clwtrles Bt., between 33d
and 34th. A new (-room an
modern house. Immediate
possession. Will rent for $21
par month.
I 4,250 22d and Locust fits., I 6-room
modern houses renting lor hm)
per year.
t 7,000 In the Hanscom park district.
a fine 8-room, an modern
house. Finished In quarter
sawn oak. Full lot, with fine
shade trees.
$ 6,00 In the north part of the city
on a rine street, we nave a
fine 8-room house. Finished In
quarter-sawn oak, with oak
floors. Four fine bed rooms.
Hot water heat. South front
lot. Cement walks. One of
the best houses on our list.
$ 6,260 On Spalding St.. on corner lot.
we nave an excellent o-roora
house, finished In quarter
sawn oak downstairs, and
birch upstairs. Hot water
, beat. Barn.
VACANT
On Dewey Ave., facing south,
we have Just two lots left at
$1,5"0 each. Paved street, ce
ment walks. Cheapest thing
In West Farnam district.
On 3Gth Ave., Just south of
Leavenworth St., with fine
shade trees. Only $'X.
On Woolworth Ave., near
Field club. A choice lot, Si-
foot frontage, for $1,600.
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GOOD BUILDING LOCATION
Bvans St., between 25th Ave.,
and 27th St., fine lots on
grade, close to car line, with
city water, sewer and cement
walks, neighborhood assured,
for only $tiu0 to $075. $100 cash,
$10 per month, or 6 per cent
v dircount for. all cash.
$3.2)0, northeast corner Pop
ploton and Georgia Ave.,
tfixKO feet, all specials paid, 1
block to car line, best of
nelghhoods,
$2,660 for 66 foot frontage on
22d street, between Webster
and California. Specials all
paid; walking distance.
0,000 for 40 foot lot, facing
east on 24th St., near Bur- i
dette, paving and sidewalk
paid for, good title. Owner
anxious to sell.
George & Co., 1601 Farnam.
(19)
OWNERS OF KIMBALL
COUNTY LAND
Wo have just sold a section In Kimball
county and have customers for another full
section. Must be choice, well located land
and at sacrifice price. What have you to
offer? It you have something that you
want to turn Into cash quickly, write,
phone or see us at once.
J. II. DUMONT & SON,
Omaha, Neb. 1066 Farnam St.
(19)-
BAROAINS.
Frame stores, $2,700 rental, $20,000.
6 brick stores, $1,500 rental, $18 000.
6 brick houses, $1,8U) rental, $16,000.
3 new bricks, 11,620 rental, $10,000.
3 9-room frames, $1,2E0 rental, $10,000.
Near 21st and Chicago. 8 rooms, $5,000.
1812 Cuming, 66x132 feet, $4,000.
2 7-room frames, rental tXi. $2,850.
West Farnam district, 7-room modern
house. $450 rental. .4.000.
Near 2oth and Leavenworth, two frame
houses, $350 rental, paved stieet, $3,700.
215 North 13th, 80x66 feet, $2,300.
659 Ames Ave., 7 rooms, $2,200.
N. W. 40th and Jackson Sts., $1,600.
Bristol Bt., 44x132 feet, $600.
JOHN N. FRENZER, OPP. OLD P.O.
(19)-
- CAN YOU RAISE
$C50 to $1,000 cash?
If so, and -you are In the market for a
nice home place, as good or better than
some new places, I have two very good
Places around $2,500, besides many others.
of course. If this strikes your eye among
a wilderness of great bargains give me
the opportunity to make good, as they
say. I feel sure I can.
VACANT I.OTS.
I have a good number of these, too, and
some very good values among them. Tell
me about what you want and I will give
you a limited select list.
I think now of a special bargain at $X50.
and another In the west end highlands
near to car at fi.wt. Another fine south
front, paved and sewer paid, at $1,400.
A fine double corner, 43d and Davenport;
price open. ,
WILLIAM FLEMING
til S. 18th St.. Omnha
'Phone Douglas 179.
R. El and T.
Office
(19)
If convinced will you buy this 8-room
house built for a home by day labor: mod
em. except furnace; cost $1,800 to build
house; $6X) for the lot. Price reduced for
Quick sale I2.WIO. uomeseekers lnves:laa
this before purchasing; must be seen to
bo appreciated.
UHA1I AM-PETERS RT5ALTY CO.
KJlNew York Life Bldg.
'Phones Independent A -2003. Bell, Red 651
119)-M618 17
CLOSE-IN INVESTORS
For the first time we offer a modern
house, 14 rooms, suitable for roomers, or
small sanitarium, only two blocks west
of the postofflce. lot 60x130, $3,500 cash will
do. Balance at t per cent.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1001 New York Life Bldg.
(19) 610 15
CLOSE IN CORNER LOTS
8. W. corner 29th and
Dewey Ave., Just the place
for flats. If sold this week
can be bought for $1,100.
R. II. LANDERYOU,
441 Board of Trade. Tel. Doug. 2151.
(19)-
4 LOTS on grade, water, sewer and gas,
north of boulevard, east of 13th St., on
South Omaha and Benson car, each,
one-thrd cash, balance $10 month; 6 per
cent discount for cash. N. Fenger, 637
Pax ton Bldg. Tel. Red 73M. or Web. 32i.
, (191-M446 2U
CALIFORNIA HOMES Our plan gives
you one near Io Angeles without any
payment for the land itself. Good, rich
valley land: fine for fruit and alfalfa.
Plenty watr for Irrigation. Writs Na
tional Homestead Association, Iajm
Anseles. Cat (18) 714 17x
FOR BALE Qheap, 4-room house, gas,
clectrlo Ufciit, water, lotf) Parker St.
tli 437 17x
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR 8 ALB
(Continued.)
I?EAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST pf)
(19) 801
REED ABSTRACT CO.. Est. 1856. Prompt
service. (Jet our prices. 1710 Farnam SL
(!) 5-TS
REAL ESTATE
FA RSI AND UASCIt LAUD FOR SAL.B
California.
"FORTUNE IN FlOS"-$12.50 pe'' month
secures five acres Smyrna figs. We plant
and care for them five years; cultivate
ground between trees to other crops, and
credit you full returns which should cover
your payments after first year. Free
booklet about fig culture shows possi
bilities open to small investors. Califor
nia Farm Products Co., Omaha, Neb.
(20) 717 17x '
hOVERNMENT LAND IN CALIFORNIA.
Irrigation system Instslled; water rights
cheap will clear $13 to $150 per acre; door-
AMERICAN REAL. ESTATE COMPANY,
23 Montgomery St., San Francisco.
(20)-
Colorado.
GOOD FARMINQ LAND,
EASY MIMlSflis,
Near Denver, In Greeley district, black
soil, clay subsoil, wells to 40 ieei.
abundance of moisture, low altitude, gen
eral farming Including corn raising; one
crop pays for land; close to land $250 an
acre; low price, easy terms; will soon
double In vslus.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO.,
683 Brandies Building,
Omaha, Neb.
(20V-MICT
laws.
IF YOU SAW THIS 80
and had the money, or could' borrow It, you
would buy. It Is sure wortn tne money.
Cm main road, close to city limits of Coun
cil Bluffs; good buildings, lots of fruit,
location very pretty, close to good school;
11 In cultlvat on but about li acres limner
most of It excellent land. Can be cut up
and sold In small tracts at a profit, and
getting better every year. Prlco $.S,0u0.
II. U. McOhti,
14 Pearl St., Council Bluffs.
(2J)-S07 17x
Missouri.
PHTfV T,ATf)S Write for state map,
IUIUN UillM'O booklet and weather
report, sent free.
BAZEL J. MEEK, C HI LLICOTH E, MO.
"(J)
Itsttoraslcsw
STOCK AND GRAIN FARM,
30 MILES FROM OMAHA
292 acres adjoining South Bend. Three
railroads to Omaha: 70 acres cultivated;
100 acres more can be cultivated; balance
rough pasture land with running water
and good timber, including large amount
of walnut, oak- and ash. All black loam
soil, with clay sub-soil. Small house, barn
and other Improvements; $45 per acre; one-
third cash, balance at 6 per cent, secured
by mortgage on the land.
Tlds Is not a trading price, but the owner
would take as part payment a 7 or 8-room
home in Omaha, or a good rental property
worth not over $3,500. Must be well located
and worth in case the price asked, or it
will not be considered.
BEST STOCK FARM! FOR THE MONEY
IN EASTERN NEBRASKA.
ARTHUR C. CROSSMAN,
Room 218, Board of Trade
Bldg., Omaha.
(20)-MS33 17
TRUSTEE SALE OF KIM
BALL COUNTY LAND
In order to close up an estate, we can
sell quarters, halves and full sections of
land near Kimball, Neb., at $4.25 to $6.50
per acre; 30 per cent cash, balance in seven
yearly installments.
) HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
' LAND DEPARTMENT,
Bee Bldg.
Omaha, Neb.
(20)
DESCRIPTION
HTOia uroar 1iVl a nras Ka XT f i...4VA-
or seo. -3-zi-tt tx, t urning county, Nebraska.
three and a quarter miles southeast of
wwt t'oint.
Will give $1 a foot for all land not till-
windmill and tank and abundance of good
water.
HOUSE One and a half story, six small
rooms, 14x24, with addition 12x14.
BARN, with haymow 16x24, with lean-to
16x24.
DOUBLE CORN CRIB with drlvewav.
20x24. '
Place Is rented for this season. If sale
Is mode at once the rent goes with the
place.
INCUMBRANCE First mortgage, $1,500;
due December 12, 1909; Interest, 6 per cent.
Second mortgage, $2,600; due May 3, 1911;
interest, 5 per cent.
PRICE $iw per acre, or $0,500 for the
i arm; k.ow cash and $4,000 at 6 per cent.
NELS. A. LUNDGREN,
626-26 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(20)-
9,000 ACRES IN LINCOLN
COUNTY, NEBRASKA
A fine tract of land northeast of North
i'latte, most or It can be rarmed. A splen
did tract for retail purpose.
t4.50 Per Acre.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
LAND DEPT.,
Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
(30)-
LINDSAY sells alfalfa, corn, wheat and
ranch lands. Write him for large list of
larms. List nothing but snaps. Lindsay,
v usonviue, t urnos county, XMebraska.
tJ
NO. 1 A bargain: 820 acres fine, level
land, 160 broke, balance hay, all fenced
3-galv. wire, 4-room houstv bnrn, well
and mill. 24 miles from Farnam: rents
one-third, delivered In Farnam; all black
loom. Sale price $11,UJ0, if la ken In next
thirty-days.
No. 2 C40 acres, 8 miles from Farnam
80 acres level, balance rough; no Im
provements; price, $17 per acre, one-half
tune at 6 per cent.
Address J. W. Rogers, Farnam, Neb.
(2o; M778 17
HOMESTEAD In Brown county, Nebraska
6k) acres, sod house: I'd acres fenced
good hay land, 3S4 ndles from postolftce.
rriee, i,nn rur relinquishment.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN. LAND DEPT.
S. 17th cJt., Omaha, Neb.
(20)-
Nurtk Dakota.
SPECIAL TRAIN.
BIO EXCLRSION LOW RATES
To llaynes, Adams Co., North Dakota,
May 19, on account of the big auction
sale of lots at the new town of Haynea
on i r.e new coast line or in w. & bt,
P. Ry. This town Is growing rapidly,
It Is 114 miles west from Mobrldge and
the Missouri river. Write us for maps
and facts about the business openings and
tne great wiieat lana on tne easy pay
ment plan. William 11. lirown Co.
llaynes, N. D.. or 131 I.aSalle St., Chi
cago. 111. Secure your room on the spv
ciai now. (2U) wjOO IK
aaatk Itakvta.
1 MILE SQUARE IN SOUTH DA KOI A
640-acre farm, a square sect I, m. 2 mile
southeast of Blunt, 3) miles east of Pierre
Hughes county. South Dakota; smal
house, stable and out buildings ; about 1
acres In cultivation; all open prairie land
and ran be made one of the best farms in
Lmkota. Itlimt is a good town, people
on the Northwestern railway. Price lh ,,
per acre on very easy terms of payment
This is the best proposition offered In
Dakota today. Address the owner. Chaa,
L. Hyde, fierre. o. u. (2u 715 17x
Texas.
TEXAS farm lands, new tract, open for
settlement; best bargain on market; eaay
terms; snailow water; well sen lea coun
try. Swisher county, the banner pan
handle county. Agents and buyers writs
Ben i. Tanner, Cfedar Rapids, la.
(S0 716 17x
REAL ESTATE
FARM AXD RAttH LAND FOR ALB
Texaston 1 1 aaesl.
TFXAS LANDS How to get thewi. Send
ropy of Tesss Isnd lsw snd Instructions
how to nuv. I was for ten years chief of
Isnd department state treasurer's office.
Know the lands, when the corns on the
market, how to get them for my clients.
Reference: Austin National bank. Austin.
Texas. Pest lsnds to be sold next three
months. Fees reasonable.
(20) M 398 MTTx
T . A N r VTF. K Tm S .
Brasos valley crops pay 80 to loo pet" f'"t
on cost of Isnd per year, l ne iirnms
vslley holds the Texas cotton record. We
can show the best corn In Texes. We
can show the richest soil snd prettiest
land In Texas. Abundant rainfall. Ivel
land. lowest freight rntes. Only 86 miles
from Houston the "Chicago of the South"
to my office at Rosenberg. 80 to 1.000
scre trncts. Price $15 to $25 per acre.
Illustrated list free.' Hlland P. Lock
wood, Owner, 436 San Antonio, Texas.
(20)--
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farms, Ranches and Pa stars Lands.
NOTICE I SPECIAL !
About 250 acres of land, with buildings, 2
miles west of So. Omaha; good hay lann,
plow land and largo pasture? Rent very
reasonable.
THE BYRON REED COMPANY,
Phone Doug. 297. 212 S. 14th.
(11 M I ( I 1
REAL ESTATE LOANS
REAL. ESTATE
LOANS MADE
MORTGAGES FOR SALE
Eliminate the risk of !oh Is our principle.
Put your money wh re It will surely
come back when duo, and in the meant line
a ffclr rate of Interest for Its use will be
prtld.
t or over twenty years no investor in our
farm mortsutres has lost a dollar or taken
n acre of land.
We have now invested over $8,000,000 of
ether people's money.
Frm J200.O,") of niorlgaijes whlen we Keep
on hand you may choose such as you
need.
PETERS TRUST CO.,
New Yoik Life Bldg.
(2!)-
$100 to $10,000 mode promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead mag., mil ana f arnam. .id on
PRIVATE MONEY NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS., 1601 FARNAM.
(24-ol3
MONEY TO LOAN-Payne Investment Co.
(22) bzt
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
U Keeie it. m. co., 1001 xs. x. Lire nicis.
(22) 516
FIVE PER CENT
Money to loan on
Omaha buslrjess property.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1, New York Life Bldg.
(22)-M 453
PRIVATE MONEY-CASH ON HAND
NO DELAY. J. H. MITHEN, 202-8 1ST
NAT. BANK BLDO. TEL. DOUO. 1278.
(22)-618
Money to Loan
If you have Improved Omaha real estate
security and want rroney quickly and at
lowest rate of Interest, you will save time
by coming to us. .
Garvin Bros., 1601 iarnam.
(22)-
MONEY to loan on Improved lty property.
Hastings & HeyUeu, 1704 Farnam St.
(22)-620
WANTED CJtjr loans. Peters Trust Co.
(22) -621
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 13S0 Farnam St.
(22) 619
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Paxton Block.
(22)-617
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED Information regarding a good
house, and lot for sale in or within 25
miles of Omaha; prefer dealing with
owner only; state price, location and give
full description. Address L. Darbyshlre,
Box 6984. Rochester, N. Y. (23) M633 16
WANTED Unimproved land or lots; will
give my shares of stock In a reliable
industrial corporation for same. Describe
what you have, and state value. Address
F. J. Brown, Rogers Park. HI.
(23) M764 17x'
I WANT to buy 7 to 8-room modern house.
In west part of city, not west of 35th St.
Must be new and up-to-date. F. D. Wead,
18th and Farnam. (23)
WANTED TO BORROW
$4,000 FROM a private party; C per cent, 1
' : . . v. i - ...... ...(- a n
year vmuiiuia iquu iOT-uin;. -""
467L care Bee, M-MJJ
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHEST prices for 2d-hand furniture, car
pets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. 3971.
v (26)-915
BEST price psld for 2-hand furniture, car
oets. stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel.- Red 6401.
(26) 171
WANTED A cheap soda fountain. Address
Wayne Richardson, Rulo, Neb.
(25) M5S2 16x
WANTED TO BUY Light horse and
buggy. Inquire 2403 Q St., South Omaha.
. . ' (25) M7SS17
WILL pay cash for any old musical In
strument, vlolhis and organs preferred.
Address P. O. Box il8, city.
(23I-MK35 19
'WANTED TO RENT
WANTED For the summer months, to
rent a 4 or 6-room furnished flat. Will
take good enre of pl.'ice and furnish ret
ereuces. Address K46 care Bee.
(26) 602 17 X
WANTED to rent for July, a modern cot-
toge. furnished. Address W. L. Ooskley,
14 N. 26th St. (26) M630 21
WANTED To rent a modern 9-room house
by June 1. C. C. Belden. (HO) Mibtf 1
FOR RENT Young men desiring at
tracts e rooms In private home call at
2530 Lapltoia venue. aiix
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Permanent position In house
furnlsiiing business by experienced maa
well uu In uiiliolstery. mattress making,
shades, drauery and fixing. Apply to
Tonikin, 313 W. Third St., Duiuin, Minn,
(27J-M49'16x
EXPERIENCED stenographer; excellent
references. Address "D," Omaha Bes,
Courctl Blulfs. Ui)MXl.
HOUSEWORK WANTED By experienced
Japuusu boy; rcfcrer.ee. Address.- 723 S.
Hill St.. or lelepuone Doug. 6 too.
(27) M5.11 16x
MAN AND WIFE wishes position as gard
ener and cook. References. Aditresj 1511
Leavenworth St., Omaha. (2i) M-519 17x
SITUATION wanted on the road; candy,
cracker cr fruit )lne preferred. Address
Wm. Ronlg, Marathon, la. (2i) M62i lax
DAY WORK by an experienced colored
lady. 957 N. 2Uh Ave. Tel. Harney 465.
(27) 611 17x
BOOKKEEPER with ten years' experience;
have served In capacity of receiving
clerk, shipping clerk, bill clerk, book
keeper and cashier, besides ervrrespendent
and salesman; splendid references. Ad
dress S 4tl. care Bee (271-6&0 17x
FIRST CLASS COACHMAN; drives four.
In-hand, tandem, fancy driver: expert
horseman. Address C 670, care Bee.
(27)-lC8 17X
WANTED SITUATIONS
t Continued.)
WANTED Position as advertising man
ager by experienced man. Ad-irees i
cars The Bee. t2D M7 Ix
POSITION wanted at once by well-edu
cated young msn tun oiriee Bnn -tlslng
experience; thoroughly cmi -nt
correspondent; salary reasonable Ad
dress, E 672, care Be. (27) $ 1"
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
!
Eleanor West and husband to
Charles F. Straub, lot a, o'"",,
Franklin Realty company to Anton
K. Swanson and wue, pari oi ioi
17. Tukey's replat 00
Malachl Maynard to Thomas (.
Wonder'.y, port or lot l. oiock
Bnth Jln.nfta nnft other lots lvU
Sarah Donaghue to Edward Kelly,
lot 4, block 1. Irne s aaanion.... .
Hastings A Heyden to Emll J. and
Annie A. ncnnn, ioi o, nun-
ii..tinn Hevden's addition.... 350
Agnes O. Hawley and husband to . '
y.. i k I, th.u i .ri.li
Clarissa nn:nnii. i Hi.-..
.,iv in thm rltv or Omaha 1
Oak C. Redlck to Otto Llnde and
wife, lot 18, bloc 2, (Jisra iteoica s
addition '
United Real Estste nnd Trust com
pany to Louis J. Kettleson. lot u,
block 88, Kountie Place 700
A. K. Olson and wife to Caroline
I la ismer. part of lot 24, oiock ,
Ca-fpbell's addition. 2.000
Elizabeth D. Uoanell and husband to
L. O. Nelson, part of lots 17 and
18. In addition to blocks 18 and
1, Second addition to Bedford
Place i 1
Total $6.22S
LEGAL NOTICES
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
celved by P. R. Johnson, village clerk of
Genoa, Neb., until May 18, 8 p. m., for the
purchase of $8,000 5 per cent 5-20 year (op
tional) electric 'ght plant bonds, dated
February I. 19 . Bonds draw Interest at
the rate of 6 per cent per annum, payable
annually. They are of $"A denomination
uml mature February 1, 19.X optional after
February 1, lal3. All bids must be accom
panied bv certified check for 6 per cent of
bid. made payable to O. E. UREK.N. VII
l.'ige Treasurer Mdl4t
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Largost Circulation
THE OMAHA DEE
Best l?. West
S-.u'J",7
REDEEMING JTS BAD BOYS
How New York Is Maklnsr (iood Cltl
sens f Its Tenement
s Irohlns.
New York City's work In redeeming Its
street urchins snd putting" them In lli i
path that leads to god citizenship Is of
national concern. Every city In the touu
try that has lt boy problem can eil
take advantage of this admirable exam
ple. George W. Wlngate, president of the
Public Schools Athletic league, tell how
It was done.
This leaguo was formed lute In the
year 1903. At that time the leading New
York citizen knew that something m;ist
be done to keep Its youth of the tenemei.t
districts from going utterly "to the bail."
They determined to appeal to the best boy
qualities. And so without any pounding of
drums they enrolled the &.uio children of
the metropolis In a gigantic schools athletic
league. The magnitude of tho work frowned
discouragement from the very beginning.
But at the end of four years the league
has sorre wonderful results to show. Every
school was made a unit In the organization.
Prizes were given to the boys for contests
In every line of athletic activity Jumping,
running, polo vaulting, etc. And more than
everything else, the school children of New
York City have been titimht and are acting
upon tho principle which has been con
stantly pointed out to them, that to excel
In athletics they must be decent; they must
deal squarely; Hiey must not smoke cigar
ettes, for that Injures the heart and spoil
one's "wind." Furthermore, hundreds of
boys have found that vlclousness of any
kind makes them less capablo of winning
the coveted athletic "buttons." The promi
nent men In New York City have given
help and active co-operation. Even Presi
dent Roosevelt has lent a hand. The bene
fits have become so evident that England
has sent a special committee of Investiga
tion to see how It was all done. New York
City rjjis spared $tfO,ii0 out of Its funds for
the prosecution of the work the coming
ear. , J
In 1903, whenj tho league was formed, tho
physique of the ordlhary boy in the densely
populated districts was fully 20 per cent
"lower than normal. It was estimated that
each boy had about two lineal feet of street
to play In, allotting him his portion pro
rata, but today New York children have
bodies pretty nearly normal In develop
ment. More than that, their standing In
studies has Improved wonderfully, for It Is
a rule that to compete for tho athletic
prizes a pupil must bo proficient In his
books. The teachers are delighted with the
Improvement In discipline. The "gangs" In
New, York ore growing noticeably less and
the vicious element among the lads Is be
coming remarkably small. Not long ago
2,000 or 3,000 boys attended one of the con
tests between the schools and a spectator
was astonished to note that, during the two
or three hours of the games, not one boy
smoked a cigarette. Outing Magazine.
HUMAN RACE LIVES LONGER
Statistics Do Not Rear Oot Statement
that Man Is Deteriorating-.
A German scientist. Dr. Emll Koenlg,
has lately undertaken to prove that In
highly civilized countries man has abused
his constitutor al strength, and conse
sequently s more susceptible to disease,
than ho was In earlier times. There Is
obviously something to be said for this
averment, but, considered as a whole, the
facts do not bear It out.
It Is-unquestionably true that as clvlllr
zatlon advances human llfo becomes mors
complex, and. the pressure upon a man'i
physical resooroes tends become -Trrore,
intense. It Is also true that certain forms
of disease, such,- for Instanoe, as cancer
and heart weakness appear to be more prev
alent than they were a century ago we
say, ".appear," because only In a compara
tively recent period have the statistics of
mortality and Its causes been trustworthy
and exhaustive.
The offlclul records of Geneva, which
have been kept carefully for a long period,
prove that the average duration of human
life Is materially greater than It was 1E0
or 100 yeaxs ago. Not only the average
length of htynan existence, but the. reten
tion of physical and Intellectual vigor, or
what Is called, the prime of life, tends to
be prolonged. The age limit of usefullness
has In practice been pushed forward.
The fruitful activity of men over sixty,
and even seventy, years of age Is a phe
nomenon far more frequently observed to
day than It was 100 years ago. Napolean's
career was over at forty-six; Von Moltke's
can scarcely be said to have begun, so
far as great achievements were concerned,
till he was nearly seventy.
What Is true of war Is true of diplo
macy, of law, of medicine, of every field
of work In which mental and physical
energy Is Irresponsible. When, In a word.
we examine Impartially all the data, weigh
ing accurately all the evidence pro and con,
we seem Justified In taking an optimistic
rather than Dr. Koenlg's pessimistic view
of the effect of civilization on the bodily
well-being and longevity of man. New
York Sun.
FATAL LURE0F A BULLET
Caused Death After It Had Been Re
moved from the Patient's
Body.
"People may Jeer at fatalism and poke
fun at all Ideas which are embodied In
predestination," said Senator Culberson of
Texas, at a small gathering of friends the
other day In Washington, "but some times
a man rubs elbows with events which muka
him less skeptical about such things.
"A fine young boy named Dallas, was
shot whllo out hunting and the bullet
lodged so near his heart that there was not
one chance In a thousand . that ha could
survive an operation. But he did survive
and the operation was one of the things
of which the surgeons In the local hospital
were very proud. Dut the boy's recovery
was tedlcus, and as soon as the fever left
him ho was allowed to see his friends and
to play cards and generally amuse himself.
"Tho bullet had been given to tho boy
and occupied a conBplcJous place on th
table. Every caller saw and handled tho
bullet and talked oyer his almost mirac
ulous escape from death. One day the boy's
mother was with htm and several relatives
when a boy who had formerly gone to
school with the patient paid him a visit,
and, of course, he wanted to hear all
about the operation and to see tho but
let. "The boy told It all with great vim, and
then, taking up the bullet, he said: 'Hera's
the bullet that caused all the trouble and
now I shall bite It to pieces and pay It
back,' and he laughingly put It la his
mouth. Just then flu was seized with a
toughing fit, the kulht slipped down 1.1
throat and lodged In his windpipe, and In
a few minutes he had strangled to death.
"The poor mother was nearly crazed with
grief, but she afterward told the pastor
of her church that she felt her son was
iisilned to die of that bullet, and that
she had little confidence of tils recovery,
even when the operation was pronounced
successful. She had dabbled somewhat l:i(
the orcult sciences and she declared that
the boy had been tedestlned from all
time to die from that particular bulled,
and that nothing could save lilro from that
fate." New York Press.
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