c
rmr omatta- suxday bee: matjch unnoo."
5
OFFERED FOR RENT
Boaralna; mm Rorai
FINE new furnished rncms within walk
In distance. 608 N. 21st St. (15 M243 20
NEWLY furnished roomn, 2129 Farnam St.,
second floor. Tel. Ixjuglas SO.
15)-1!7
LARUE room, reasonsble; Inquire Hamil
ton Cafe, 24th and Farnam. (15 M:M4 ltix
TWO nicely furnished front rooms, mm
plete for housekeeping, all modern. Btam
heat 2019 Webster St. (13-M3?8 2lx
THIIEK elegant light housekeeping rooms.
Tel. Harnry 406ft. (15t M327 la
Anartnaente and Flats.
ALL MODERN, 4-room corner flat. Bteani
heat. Central location. 220 N. 23d
(U)-M59S
NEW APARTMENT
8129 Pacific fit. new five-room St. Louis
flat, strictly modern In every respert,
newly papered throughout, oak finish,
oak floors, extra large rooms (living
room 20 feet long. Owner furnishes gas
stove, shades, hot water heat it, awnings
and takes care of lawn. Price. $42.60.
PAYNE, BOflTWICK ft CO.,
Sole Agents, Main Moor N. Y. Life Bldg.
(15) M304 14
FINEST -room apartment In city, $48. No.
4229 Strehlow Terrace. (16) M349
LIVE IN COMFORT.
Six room, modtrn, steam heated flat,
thick walls, cool In summer, warm in
winter: hardwood, hot water, near In. Slim
mer price, $24. References required. REM 18
Brandela Bldg. 16 M763 14
4-ROOM apartment, modern, M 8. 22d.
(15)-M879 14x
FOR RENT New modern -room flat; oak
iiuoia Mini muni. iOJ9 ucorgia Ave. I 1,
Harney 1590. (15,) 891
FOR RENT 649 S. 27th St.. lower anart
mont. 6 rooms. In St. Ixtuls flat. Just
renovated, tail uoug. 6451.
(15)-M242 16x
Moasekeeplnsi Roams.
THREE furnished rooms,
1112 So 11th.
(16) 55$
FOR RENT IThree furnished rooms, with
heat, bath, 'phone: references required.
Address W 120, Bee.
(15)-M977 IS
Untarnished Rooms.
FOt'R unfurnished rooms, desirable loca
tion, modern except beat. Hanscotn Fark
district. 3014 Mason St. Tel Harnev 2195.
(15) M168
THREE unfurnished rooms, with hth
walking distance. Inquire 1'ennell Mil-
(16) M9S2 14x
Sl'ITE of two unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping; all modern; light, heat,
telephone. 1041 Park Ave., Tel. Harney
w- (15 MP08 IS
THREE nice unfurnished rooms all mod
em. 607 8. 29th St. Tel. Harney 2569.
(15-971 19
NICE room, large closet, private family
new modern house, on oar line; reference
3501 Leavenworth St. Ind. A-2591.
. (15) M253 15
Famished Houses.
FOR RENT Furnished house, suitable for
nncneiors quarters; near High school. Ad
dress' P 136. Bee. (15) 90 14x
Iloases sad Cottages.
HOUSES. Insurance. Klngwalt, Barker Blk.
(15) 64
$10-3-r. flat, 2917 Douglaa St.. 3d floor.
$12,50 3-r.. 2921 Douglas, modern ex. heat.
$33 5-r., j209 8. th St., modern ex. heat
$)0 -r., 2H10 Grant St., modern.
$30 6-r., 412 Iiard St., modern.
$:m-r.. jS5 Pratt' St., modern.
$37.50 7 rooms. 408 Chicago St., Dundee,
eMectTTB light gas, furnace, laundry, fire
place, house nearly new.
GEORGE & CO., 1601 FARNAM ST.
(15)-
WB are exclusive agents for the following:
6-r. mod. ex. heat. 2622 Sherman Ave., $15.
6-r., mod. ex. heat, 607ty N. 21st St, $2650.
6- r., mod. ex. heat, fill N. 21st St., $27.50.
7- r., mod. 2202 N. 21st St., $21.50.
7-r.. mod. hot water heat, 60S 8. 26th Ave.,
$45.
6-r. heated apartment, 104 8. 24th 8t.
The California apartment building at 17th
and California Sts., will be open for In
spection from $ to 6 In the atfernoon, and
agent will show anyone through.
HASTINGS & HEYDBN. 1614 HARNEY.
(15)
8-ft
8-r..
5-r.,
MOD., 1722 8. 2tith St., $22.50.
modern, 3645 Ciilifiirnlit St., $36.
part mod., 2562 Sahler St., $15.
U-r., part mod.. 214 South 35th St., $25.
BIHKETT TEHBENS,
423 Bee Bldg.
(15)-
Al) STORE ROOMS FOR RENT
1 WILL Hl'ILD store rooms to suit tenants
on l7'4 feet front, w. side Farnam, at 22ml;
on (eet front, s. s'de Farnam, w. of ISth;
on 42 feet front, w. side 24th s. of Burdette;
on 60 feet front, w. side :Mth, cor. II., 8. O.
8. 8. Cl'RTIS,
ISOg Harney St. (15) M25S
One to 9 acres with 1-room new house,
bath room: well, 4.':2u Fort St,
Five acres south Florence; 3-room house,
block from car: $100 per vear.
JOHN N. FRENZER. Both 'Phones.
(U)-M2s7 14
HOU8E8 TO LET.
108 8. 25th Ave., 8 rooms, modern, new
plumbing, $30.
2 N. 24t.lt St., 7 rooms, modern, $33.
812 Park Ave., 7 rooms, new plumbing,
$27.50.
02 8. 29th, 8 rooms, modem, $27.50.
1016 8. 20th. 5 rooms, $IS.
W. FARNAM SMITH A CO..
1320 Farnam St.
Tcls. Doug. 1064. Ind. A-1064.
(16)
HOUSES, Rat, Garvin Bros.. WA Farnam.
(13) 633
HAGGARD VAN & STORAOK CO., Tel. D
Ui. Wa guarantee moving pianos, H. 1L
Hoods. (15)-62
6-ROOM modern cottage. 318 Ohio St.. $o
C. U. Carlberg. 911 N. Y. Life. (16)-M!W6
31st AVE. and Chicago, 10 rooms, new, $..
3116 Chicago, rooms, modern, $3i.
:(4 Webster. S rooms, small barn, $23.
26J N. 4th, 8 rooms, modern. $:tfl.
RING WALT BROS., 306 S. ISTH ST
(15)-M96I 14
HOUSEHOLD GOODS packed, forwarded:
cheap freight rates; moving and storing
Expressmen's Delivery Co.. Tel. Doug. J 14,
(l5)-635
FOR RENT 9-room house, all modern. $24.
C. M. Bachman. 436 Paxton Blk.
U5)-lyB
CANNOT supply demand for houses" if
you have one vacant list with T. W
llasen, $2 Douglas Blk. Doug. ISO.
(131 M318 A3
HOUSES Peters Trust Co., N. Y. L. Bldg.
- Ua 6.U
HOUSES J" -parU of th
UUUOUO Crelgh Bona Co., Bee Bid.
(15) 2
FINE 7-room all modern house, in excel
lent condition, rooms having been
papered; fine location, being In vicinity
of UBtb and Howard; $30 per month.
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO..
Ground Floor. U01 Farnam St.
(15) M294 14
120 N. 25th St.. rooms, modern, $35.
HH South $3d St.. t rooms. $17.
JOHN N. FRENZER. Both 'Phones.
(15-MJS' 14
NICE, new, modern cottage, 833 Main 8t
Benson, $-0. Turklngton, Bee Bldg.
(1j)-M2$3 14
NICELY furnished rooms, modern, 191$
Capital Ave. TeL Douglaa 6519.
115) JM277 $0
COTTAGE of 7 rooms, modern. 2430 Cald
wellBt U5-M276 U
FOR RENT Eight rooms; all modern
house; four lwdrooma; 61$ N. 22d St,
$32.00. Apply at 907 N. 19th St (1S-M839
OMAHA Van and Storage Co.. pack. move,
nor. H. H. goods, storehouse 1130-34 N.
llth. of (lea ltua Farnam. TeL Doug. 1559.
(15) 6M
ELEGANT tan-room brick residence. $j0
Harney bt: eteaio heat, large yard. fc.
Mad A. HaAsao, IK rainajn 8t
OFFERED FOR RENT
Haases and Cottages Contlnaed.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
On nnv ih. 1 i.i u
"U N. 17th, l-r., close In. $9
2' 2,1 a'r (l'y water. $.
r'"8- 27". -r city water.- $10.5".
""I 'TSnklln. 6-r.. .Ify wster ami aas. ti.
.a.i Decatur. -r., only 110.
27(J Binnev St -r i'i,, i,.,.
Webster St". 5-r.. Jin. "
"ii tun St., o-r., brand new and mod
ern, $18.
1541 H, 2Hth St.. S-r. modern evrent foe.
nace. iji r
243 Franklin St., r-r modem except fur
nace, a nap at $in.
2S18 Indiana Ave., o-r.. city water and gas,
reduced to $17..
2412 Beward St., -r.. all modern, newlv
papered throughout and In fine shape
generally, reduced from t27 So t, t'A
110 Stanford Circle (1.1th and Vlntonj, 6-r.,
modern except furnace, $19.
1756 Leavenworth St., -r. flat, right down
town, only $J6.
123 Douglas St., 7-r., close In, $27.50.
nas ana zso Bristol St., two seven and
eight-room houses, modern and In nice
shape; see us for snecial nrice.
131 Cass St., 8-r.. only $25.
2J04 Ohio St., 9-r., all. modern, nice corner
lot, only $28.
lift S. 35th Ave., a-r.. all modern: a big
bargain at $27.50.
227 8. 29th Ave.. 5-r.. spartment new and
strictly modern, hrat furnished during
winter. Special price.
1007 S. 30th Ave., 8-r. apartment, strictly
modern, only $37.50.
41S9 Cass 8t, 7-r., all modem, fine yard
and shade, $30.
4004 Seward St., a fine new 7-r., (strictly
modern house. In fine location, only $40.
4043 Seward St., 8-r., all modern, comer
lot, $32.60.
2236 Farnam St., 7-r. flat, right down town,
$42.50; heat furnished.
1310 8. SOth Ave., 10-r., atrlctlv modern. $55.
606 8. .2th St., 10-r., strictly modern
throughout, every room newly papered,
new combination fixtures, everything In
first-class shape, $42.50.
We have others. See our list before you
move.
PAYNE, BOflTWICK A CO..
Sole Agents, Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
(15) M303 14
ROOMY HOUSE
OF 17 rooms, nearly new, steam heat, close
In, near 24th and Hamey; vacant April
1: to first class tenant only, on yearly
lease. $85. Big snap for right-partv.
ERNEST 8WMET, 613 N. Y. U Doug. U72.
i (15) M307 14
1
-ROOM modern house, I807 Pinckney St.,
suitable for one or two families, $23 per
month. Call Douglas 1702 or Web. 1016.
(15) M.136 15
FOR RENT Six room modern house on
car line; Inquire 22"5 Sherman Ave. Tel.
We. 3-743. (ISt-M 340 16
310 Lindsay Ave., 5-room house amt sum
mer kitchen; small barn and chicken
house; $10.00.
1616 N. 32nd St., 4-room cottage, city water;
$8.00.
2075 Crelghton Ave., 6-room cottage, bilh
and gas; $18.00.
1614 Locust St., 6-room all mod. house;
electric lights and gas; $30.00.
2023 IxicuHt St.. 7-rooiii mod. house except
furnace ; $20.00.
13l:t' (Jeorgiu Ave., 6-room mod. brick flat;
:.oo.
324 N. ?3rd St., 6-room apartment, bath and
gaa; $25.00.
J. IT. 8HERWOOD.
616 Brandels Bldg". (15)
NEW 6-room house. $25.00; strictly mod
ern. Tel. Webster 3162.
(16) M931 15
NINE-ROOM modern house, 2019 Hamey
St., $60. Tel. Douglas 916. (1 M990
HANSCOM PARK, 7-room. modern: yard,
trees; 1 block to car, 1324 8. 30th Ave., $.'X).
Walking distance, 9 r., all mod., 607 Georgia
Ave.. $30.
3302 Sherman Ave,, r., all mod., yard,
corner, $25.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
1001 N. Y. Life. Doug, or A-2152.
(15)
REDUCED FROM $25 TO $22.60.
$019 Burt, a fine 8-ruom house, modern but
heat. ' "
THE BYRON REED CO.,
Phona Doug. 297. 21! SL 14th.
(151155 14
8-r., mod. house, 1302 N. 40th St.. $3.1.
S-r., mod. house, 130s N. 40th ., $32.50.
8-r., mod. house, 1328 8. 23th Ht., $15.
2 rooms In Davldge Bldg., $20.
JOHN W. KOBBIN8. 1802 Farnam St.
(15)-
FLATS AND ROOMS.
509 S. 22d, very choice 7-room modern St.
Louis brick, nearly new, $42.50.
649 8. 27th. choice 6-room moduli) St. Louis
hrlck. $25.
1721 Park Ave., good R-roorn modern brick,
faces Hansoom Park, $26.
821 S. 24th. 4-room modern apartment, heat
furnished, $20. Three-room apartment, $18.
216 Capitol Ave., 4 rooms, first floor. $12.
210 S. 2Sth Aive.. 4 rooms, first floor, $10.
HOUSES AND COTTAGES.
2701 Daveniort, 10-room brick house, barn,
16.
lr 8. 31st, 9 rooms, modern, stable. $35.
1?V2 S. "xth, good 7 rooms, modern, $25.
818 8. 21tit. 7-room cottage, porcelain bath,
gas. city water, newly papered. $25.
24 N. 221. 6 rooms, modern except heat, $18.
606 S. S4th, 6-room cottage, $15.
4117 N. 2.'.th Ave., 4-room cottage. $11.
Jul 6 Pierce. 4 rooms, first floor. $10.
GARVIN BROS., 1004 FARNAM ST.
(loi
FOUR-ROOM cottage, 705 N. 32d, $13
rent
to colored family. J. II. Farrotte.
(15)-M67S 14
ROOM3. first floor, modern except heat
190$ N 26th St.. $16.
( rooms. Jd floor. 106 N. 28th St.. city
water and toilet. $13.
(-room modem bouse except beat $309
Maple 8t, $18.
( rooms. Zd floor, lint N. SOth St. $1$.
7 rooms. 2d floor. 1S06 N. I4th St.. mod
ern except hest $1S.
JO-room house, modern except heat, $30 and
water rent. 25th and Indiana Ave.
CHRIS BOTER.
22d and Cuming Sts. TeL Ioug. and 8-2049
U5)-72i
6-ROOM cottage, barn and one-half acre;
Rent. $12. 8. Arlon Lewis, 934 N. Y. Life
Bldg. (15) M9J8 14x
HEATED APARTMENT.
Apartment of 3 rooms, bath and laundry,
refrigerator, gns range, etc., new and
very desirable, 17th and Burt Sts.; easv
walking .distance. Menial (summer rate)
$.u per month.
GEORGE & CO., 1607 FARNAM BT.
116) M 924 14
$55320 S. 4tTH ST., 6 rooma, strictly mod
ern, oak iiiiimii. finely decorated, corner
huuae, In Highland Terrace.
D. V. SHOI.ES COMPANY.
Telephones Doug. 49. Independent A-2049.
(15)
FOR RENT.
$11T,0 For 6 rooms downstairs, 1019 8. liith
St.
$15.oo-5-room flat, partly modern, at 112
a 2tith St.
ROBINSON WOLF,
435 Paxton Block.
FOR RENT My-brand new 5-room house,
all modern, full basement 26V9 Hickory.
Inquire of owner, Henry C. VanAvery,
, 1710 8. 26th St. (15) M244 14x
(-ROOM house, bath, gas. $18; 2S12 Seward
Strictly first class home. (15) M266 14x
8-r. house, city water, irss Evans, $12.50.
-r. boose. 706 N Kd. $12.50.
J. H. PARROTTE, 325 Board of Trade.
U5h-
t-ROOM COTTAGE and piano for sale. Tel.
Webster S7?6. (15) M25 15
SEVEN-ROOM house, city wnter. In good
repair. 2023 Clark H.. $17. (15) MS4S ltix
COTTAGE 4 rooma and bath. 120 8. 3Uh St.
(151345 2ox
ATTRACTIVELY furnished, t-ronm nnd
arn houseXo rt-nt. In bent part of Council
Bluffs. Address K. Omaha !W. Council
Bluffs. (15i MS39 14
DESK ROOM for rent In an office located
an the b'tsy corner of 24th and N Sta .
South Omaha. Call at Bee nftlce. 8. O.
branch. !4ih and N Bta. New address.
(16) M77
NOWB TH B TIME,
to rent mat ground floor office In V. 8.
Bldg. You have been wanting one, we
have It facing Farnam St also electric
light, private toilet, etc.
REAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST CO.,
ground. Flosr, 2ui Farnam St.
f;-M-a)2I4
OFFERED FOR RENT
'ontlnifd.
On account of changes In offlca arrange
ment we will sll ihe counters now In
stslled In The Bee office and Hastings
Hyderi's office.
These are hmdsomely carved and decorated
osk counters, hsvlng a msrble base It)
Inches lnv.li. Th counter stands 3 feet
high ind i'-foot top. and there Is a total
of about 45 feet In length. These will be
add either separately or together. Apply
Bea Publishing t'o.. 17th and Farnam Sta
(15-2?4
WEB8TER-STNPFRLAND BCIDLJNO.
Very attractive offices, with good light,
elevulor service Hnd heat, furnished; see
blue rrint at our office. Rentals very rea
sonable. GKOKOE & CO., ItiOl FARNAM ST.
(15)-
"tares.
South part of 107 S. 15th St., steam heat,
$35.
JOHN X. FRENZER. Both 'Phones.
(ID) Mi 14
OFFERED FOR SALE
Farattara
TWO folding counter stools, mahogany
finish; been used a short time and will
sell cheap. Call at Bee office, Omaha.
tl)-142
FOR SALE One Iron bed springs and mat
tress; one wooden bed and springs, 12
shades for windows, one new Singer sow
ing machine; must be sold cheap. 2f.ll
Marcy St. (16)-M12 14
CEDAR-1JNED, moth-proof clothes chests
from factory to customer at wholesale
prices. Send for photographs and prices.
C. W. Hunter, Bessemer, Ala.
(16) 159 14x
FVRNITt'RE For 4-room cottage, new.
120 S. 34th St. (16) M349 20X
(ewlag Machlaes.
Second-Hand
SEWING
MACHINES
These machines have been put In thor
oughly good condition, complete with at
tachments, guaranteed, and bargains.
T Royal, drop head. ...$15.00
1 Davis, drop head....$!7
1 Singer, drop head... .$22. oil
'.' White, drop head ... .$.'6.0.)
1 Standard, drop head..27.'ji
I Reliable, drop head..?!.!.' .1
I Singer, box top $'.:." 1
1 Singer, box top $10.fm
1 White, box top $ 5.00
Two good second-hand tailor machines
cheap. We rent and repair and sell parts for all
machine.
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.,
334 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
Corner 15th and Harney, Omaha.
' (16) M255 14
TILE DOMESTIC
Sewing machine, light running, never
known to bjlk, always ready to do yourl
work satisfactorily. See it before buying a I
machine, special prices this week, second
hand machine, $5 up, machines ranted,
supplies and repairs for all machines, Of
fice northeast corner 16th aud Capitol Ave.,
Hotel Loyal Bldgr. 'Phones: Bell Doug.
1574, Ind. A-3553.
Typewriters.
Typewriters
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT,
All the Standard Makes.
13. F. SWANSON CO., Inc.,
Saves You $23.00 to $75.00.
We Ship on Approval for
Examination.
Over 25 makes to select from, large stock,
lowest prices consistent with reliable
guaranteed machines. Call or write for
stock list and reoclve our offer. B. F.
Swatiaon Co.. 417 S. 15th, South Omaha,
Both telephones. (16)
TYPEWRITERS All makes, all prices, for
sale, for rent: rent applied. Both phones.
B. F. fcjwanson Cj., 417 So. 15th St., Omiha.
(16) 947
Mlscellaaeoas.
Auction
Sale
TUESDAY, MARCH ?3-10 A. M.
1115 So. 6th St.
Stock and fixtures of Oonig Grocery and
Meat market; inventories at $2 000. Will ac
cept sealed bids accompanied by ovtlfied
check for 10 per cent of bids up to 10 a. in.,
March 23.
The stand Is a money maker, call and In
spect it; open from 8 a. in., unul 4 p. m.,
daily.
H. C. FRIHBIE.. TRUSTEE.
1115 So. 6th St
(16) M342 23
FOR SALE One Am. Hoist and Derrick
Co.. contractors hoisting engine, 616 Bee
Bldg. (Hi) MbJi
DIRT FOR SALE.
Tel. Harney 2H0. (161-935 14x
FOR SALE Some four and five-ton stako
drays or would set whole outfit. Address
lock box 435. Sioux City, la. (16) M797
SEND us your m.til ordern for drugs;
freight paid in $10 lots. Myers-Dillon
Drug Co.. Omaha. (16 666
Typewriters
FOR SALE,
FOR RENT.
All the Standard Makes.
B. F. SWANSON CO., Inc.,
Saves You $25.00 to $75.00.
AYe Ship on Approval for
Examination.
Over X makes to select from. Urge stock,
lowest prices consistent with reliable
guaranteed machines. Clall or write for
stock list and receive our offer. B. F.
Swanson Co., 417 8. 16th, Omaha. Both
telephones. (16
FOR 8ALE One three-legged steer. $;
one golden eagle, $8. For particulars, ad
dress J. J. KLEIN, Route 1. Kearney,
Neb. (1C MK13 14x
SODA fountains, new and second-hand;
i mommy pnyuieuia. ivitf ui, aw raruam.
DRUGS at cut prices; freight paid on all
$10 orders; catalogue free. Sherman 4k
McConnell Drug Co.. Omaha, Neb.
THE OLD TRUSTY Incubators. For low
special prices, freight prepaid, to days'
free trial. Write the Old Trusty Incu
bator Co., Ciay Center. Neb. U6
WE HAVE on hand a number of Ink
barrels which we will sell at Mc each.
Tney' are fin fur rain water or ashes.
Call at pre room. Bea Publishing Co.,
SET of golf clubs with canvaaa bag-, almost
new. U. H. Clendenln, TeL Bldg.. South
Omaha. (1 Mu 16
SECOND-HAND soda fountain, tn fine
conditio. Will sell at a bargain If
Ukau at once. Address Y-19, care Bt.
. V-K-iM 14
OFFERED FOR SALE
M Isrellaaroas
-t'ontlaaed.
OFFICE DESKS
If you could buy a new desk at about the
price of a second-hand desk, would you
ilo it? Tl-at's jfst the wax we are pricing
one line of s.tlH ;ik ilesks to clo.se tin-in
out. llettei- Investigate.
0UC1IAHI) & WILIIELM,
Office Outfitters.
414-lii-lS 8. ltith St.
(W)-M176 17
FOR SALE New and "Id-hand billiard and
pool tfcfcle e lead the world In cheap
bar fixtures; easy payments. Brunswick
Balke Collender. 407 6. loth St.
OS)-?
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON INS., 418 N. Y. L. Tel. D. 164.
(5)
Dr. Katheryn Nlckolas. 601 N. Y. L. Bldg.
(5) 610
PATENTS
D. O. BAR NELL, Paxton Blk.
Tel. Red 7117.
(17) 42
PATENTS THAT PROTECT Three books
for investors mailed on receipt of 6c prist
aae. R. S. and A. B. Lacey, rooms 29-31
Pacific Bldg., Washington, D. C. Estab
lished 1869. (17) 643
PERSONAL
OMAHA Stammerers' Ins., Ramge Bldg.
(18) iM
HALL'S safes, new, 2d-hand. 1818 Farnam.
(181645
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits castoff
clothing; in fact, anything you do not
need. We collect," repair and sell at 134
N. 11th Bt., for coat of collection to the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Douglas 4135
and wagon will call. (18) 785
PRIVATE home during confinement;
babies adopted. The Good Samaritan San
itarium, 740 First Ave.. Council Bluffs,
la. (18) MSb3
r a flXTITT'Tr! treatment and bath. Mme.
JVlAUiNLi smith, 622 S. 16th, 3d floor.
(18)-27
8YRTNGE8, rubber goods, by mail; cut
prices. Send for free catalogue. Myers
Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha. (18) 6(7
C. H. THATCHER, piano tuning. Doug. 5019.
(IS) M156 M18
ATAQQAJJV Electric vibratory, 120 S.
.UAOOauri 6tn Room 308. Fourth
Floor, Old Boston Store. (18) M920 All
YOUNQ WOMEN coming to Omaha as
strangers are Invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian association rooms, 1518
Farnam St., where they will be directed
to suitable boarding places or otherwise
assisted. A deaconess representing the
association meets trains at the Union sta
tion as travelers' aid. (18) 268
VAPOR BATHS ?nd for
taiuivujvino )a01p and gentIe.
men. If you want to get rid of your
rheumatism, lumbago, Rriatica and other
chronic ailments, take the vapor baths and
massage treatments of Dr. and Mrs. R. B.
Beuda. We also ffive face and scalp treat
ments. We get results. 230-234 Paxton Blk.
Tel. Douglas 190. (18) 839 A9
DR8. EGGERS. private confinement home.
1516 Martha St Tel. Douglaa 6230.
(IS) M860 AlOx
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, warts and moles
permanently removed by electricity; con
sultation free and confidential; all work
guaranteed. Miss Allender. 624 Bee Bldg.
(18)-
LEARN MUSIC.
WHY WORK FOR OTHERS?
$5 or $25 per hour finlckly suaranteed.
Music- teachers preferred. Territory re
served. No competition possible. Our Inter
state system plan assures local results.
Send 25 CAntS In eoln nP tnmna a n H 1..
Just how such results can be accom-
putilieu.
Send $5 for complete agents' outfit apd
Instructions.
NATURAL MUSIC METHOD CO.,
Gen. Delivery, Omaha. Neb.
(18)-M296 14x
IIOCICWOOD S ANTI - TUBERCULOSIS
Ciuh. tAK for men and women,
made of pure, unadulterated wool. In
bright, airy rooms, under the stiperviMlon
of Dr. Pratt, $2.50 per garment. Manu-
racturea by (ie.orge Rockwood & Co.,
neiiiiiiiKiun, I. tlHI ftli'JJ TiX
PENNSYLVANIA rye whisky, $3 for 4 full
quarts. expreHsage prepaid, if not hem
for the money return the goods at our
expense ana your money will b returned.
Morris r orst to., Pittsburg, Pa.
- (18)-M204 14x
POULTRY AND EGGS
WHITE Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale;
Flshel strain; from stock scoring 96. Pure
white; price $1 to $2 each; eggs In sea
son. D. A. Good, Ogden, la.
(ID M356 18x
300 B. P. Rocks, great, large, lusty fel
lows with that finish that makes them
please. From stock scoring 92V Writ C.
G. Good. Ogden, la. (11) M356 lSx
$0 BREEDS geese, ducks, chickens. Stamp
for catalogue. Mlnkel & Co., Mapleton,
Minn. (1D-M298 17x
POULTRY BOOK FREE Describing 25
best paying varieties; tells how to make
money with poultry. J. M. Harris. Clay
Center, Neb. (11) M42 19x
WRIGHT'S Prolific laying strains B. P.
Rocks. Cockerels and hens for sale at
reasonable prices. Lafe D. Wright. Knruc-.
vllle. Ia. (111-M367 18x '
M. B. turkeys both sexes, B. Langshan
cockerel. Pekln ducks. Can ship ovei
R. I., &. W. or N. W. railroads. Mrs.
A. Kltson, Audubon, la. (1D-M431 19x
ROSE AND 8INGLE-COMB Brown Leg
horns, 75c and $1 each. Ed Dooley, Selma,
Iowa. (11) M299 17x
FOR SALE Cheap, 10 very fine Light
Brahma cliickenH. Tel. Webster lil7.
(11) M0 14
EGGS WH ITE W Y A N DOTT E EGG 3
J From large, pure white stock., with farm
range: 16. $1.00; 90, $2.75 : 50. $4.00; satisfac
tion guaranteed. W. S. Gregory. Keola,
la. Ruselawn Farm. (11 ) MH68 20x
TWO DOZEN White Wyandotte hens scor
ing 94, $1.60 each. One dozen pullets scor
ing 94. $2 each. Mrs. L. M. Estett. R. 2,
Audubon, Ia. (11) M059 iox
QUALITY STOCK for sale in S. C. brown
or W. Leghorns; B. Rocks. 8. L. Wvan
dottea. Buff Cochins and Lt. Brahma.
F. W. Johnson, Luther, la. (11) 60 30x
BARRED Plymouth Rock cockerels: both
cockerel and pullet mating. Also M. B
Turkeys. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs.
L. P. Carroll, Hampton, Ia.
(11) MS22 24x
B. P. ROCK cockerels, hens, pullets, birds
scoring 88 to 97. sired by 2d prise ckl. I)es
M. Poultry show. Eggs in season. Mrs.
R. Van Der Wert, Lacey. la.
(11)-M82S $4x
WHITE HOLLAND turkeys. Pekln ducks
and Kmbden ganders. Only a few more
to spare. 8. M. Compton, R. 3, Newton,
J- OD-M821 24X
a C. WHITE LEGHORN eggs, $1.60 for 14.
Wolff Poultry Farm. Floreuce, Neb.
01) M866 17x
BARRED ROCK coeke.eU, also egg a for
hatching. Arthur Gillette, 816 No. 1th,
South Omaha. ill)
ORPINGTONS (Single comb buff.) Big
winter iayers. B.nbv chicks nod eggs for
sale. Fiee catalogue. P HEWITT, box 28,
Onawa. Ia. (11)
PRINTING
JARVE PTO. CO., job printing and calen
dars. Uth Cap. Ave. 'Phone Ind. A-2620.
5)-eI
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith V Co., tiai Farnam St
v (22)-4S
WANTED City loans. Patera Trust Ce.
2-w
LOWEST RATES Bamla, Brandels Bldg.
(ttV-wa
$100 TO rie.OUO made promptly. P. D. Waad,
Waad Bldg., UiU and Faruaju. tZ2) 4
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(Continued )
FIVS PER CENT MONET
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS BH EN N AN,
Room 1. At York Life Bldg.
tr-
Good 6
Farm Morgages
Always, on band and for pale in
amounts from $300 to $3,000.
BENSON & MYERS,
412 N. Y. Mfe Bldg.
(22I-M181 15
SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated.
Apply Room 417-18 First Nat l Bank Bldg.
Bell 'phone Douglaa 2318. (2i) 4
PAYNE, BOSTW1CK A CO.. N. T. Ufa
Private money; $500 to $5,0iX; low rata
(22) 660
$500 TO $5,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe
Ileal Kstata CO., ioul n. l. L.ue uoug.
or A-2152. (22)-U
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha prop
erty. Conrad loung, lain Doilge bt
(22J-M9SJ
PRIVATE MONEY-NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS., 16U4 FARNAM.
(22) 67
MONEY TO BUILD.
$504 to $200,000 at current rates.
W. H. THOMAS. 50$ First Nat l Bank Bid?.
(221-667
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co,
(22) 670
PRIVATE money to loan. .1. H. bherwood.
616 Brandels Bldg. (22)-66S
$1,500 on my modern house: will pay 6 per
cent Address D 124, caro Bee.
(22) Mill 16
IOANS on business properties close In. 6
and 6Vj per cent. The Putnam Co., 604-6
N. Y. Life Bldg. (221 M179 14
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
ACRE property near Dundee for rent to
responalble person S. A l ion Lewis, Acre
Specialist, 934 New York Life.
12D-M917 14x
Chance to rent 20 acres near car, with free
house rent; house not finished; also sev
eral other localities"; S acres and up.
KhlAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO.,
Ground Floor, 12U1 Farnam St.
(21)-M293 14
85 ACRES FOR RENT
At 39th and Center Sts. Cash rent. Har
rison & Morton, 913 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(3D M313 14
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED Information regarding a good
farm for sale; not particular about loca
tion; wish to hear from owner only, who
will sell direct to buyer; give price, de
scription and state when losseasion can
be had. Address L. Darbyslilre, Box 1901
D, Rochester, N. Y. (23)
FARMS WANTED.
Cosh for your farm or business wherever
located. Send 26c for our new successful
4lan whereby you may secure a buyer
direct without paying commission to
anyone. American Investment Associa
tion, 701 20th Ave. North Minneapolis,
Minn. (23)-M22a 14x
WANTED TO BUY
Vacant lot. west, within two blocks of
Farnam or Harney Car line. Address L131,
care Bee. (-)) M216 14
WE HAVE BUYERS for a 7-rooni modern
house In Bemls Park; a 4 or 6-room cot
tage south, for cash, and several on pay
ments; several customers for $3,000 to $5,000
houses west and south; also customers
for houses and cottages north. .List your
property with us at once. Peterson Bros.,
3U9 8. 17th St. (23)-M2!)8 14
WANTED TO BUY.
IF you MUST sell, list with us. We cannot
sell anything unless at squeeze prices.
Open evenings.
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.,
Suite 624 N. Y. Life Hid., Omaha, Neb.
'Phone Red. 1999.
(25) M321
STOVE REPAIRS
FURNACE, steam and hot water repair;
Thermostats and other heat regulators;
new furnaces and hot water combination
heating. Omaha Stove Repair Works,
1208-12OK Douglas St 'Phones: Ind. A -3621;
Bell, Douglaa 990 674
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy good young St Ber
nard dug for a child. John Latenser,
632 Bee Bldg. (26) M963 11
HIGHEST prices for secondhand furnltuns.
carpets, clothes and auoes. Tel. Doug. 397L
(26) 671
BEST price pa'd for secondhand furniture,
carpets, stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Red
640U t;5)-673
TA
Mi.
A
Gar Load
WAGONS
OPKX AXI) TOPS
Fancy IK-livery Wagons are
liti I oh (lot I iuto our shop on
MONDAY
They're for sale
Y3ake Your
Selection
Now
We're orowdpd and will give
you rut of S3 to 30 per
ceiit on 25 ox-ii and top
BUGGIES
Work aelcrted from tite beat
buildcrk.
Drummond
18th and Harney
WANTED TO BUY
(Continued.)
WANTED to bur, upright piano, standard
make. Tel. Webster 3726. (35) M250 1$
WANTED To buy a hardware or Imple
ment stock. Address Y-17, csre Pee.
(2..) Ill 1
WANT to buy cottage to move. J. H
1'srrotte. ( M6T4 14
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED Toung advertising writer seeks
a desk room or "half office'" tn some
prominent downtown office building;
legitimate work, honorable, permanent;
references exchanged. Address C lot, care
Bee. (26) MBK8 15x
WANTED A stenm-heated apartment 6 or
6 rooma. Fatnain or Hanscotn park als
trlct. Tel. Douglas 1095. Address So.
IMh St. (26)-94& 14
WANTED, permanently, neat furnished
room and bath In small private family,
good residence section, near car line, by
refined mlddle-taged business man
(stranger); prefers surrounding s that
would be somewhat social and homelike.
Address J 129,, Bee. (26) M 993 15x
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED, by an elderly woman, situation
as caretaker in a widower's family. Ad
dress 11 128. Bee office. (27) MU92 lit
EXPERIENCED salesman wants good
city proposition. Salary or commission.
Address G 127. care Bee. (27) MJ86 14x
WANTED Position by an experienced
chauffeur; best of habits. Address J.
Harper, Gen'l Delivery, Omaha.
(27)-M359 15x
ALL-AROUND wood working machine
hand woud like steady emploment. Ad
dress Abram Roks, Clifton Hill. Mo.
(2D-M970 19x
SITUATION wanted by first-class laun
dress Tuesditv, Wednesday, Thursday.
Call Doug. 7009. (27) M994 14x
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Harry D. Husted to Ellen G. O'Con-
nell, west 60 feet of east 160 feet of
tax lot 20. sec. 17-16-13 I
Emil Krausnick and wife to Otto
Kletke and wife, lot 6 and west 16
feet of lot 6. Sttlnn's subdiv
300
Harvey 8. Frink and wife to Mollle
11. Olmsteitd. lots 3 and 4, block
5. Halcyon Heights 2,800
Georgo A. Hougiand and wife to
Chrlatlne L. Thomson, lot 13, block
5, Central Park
Mellora W. Fairfield and husband to
Herbert Kohn, lot 12, block 2, Oak
hurat Park
150
900
Margnret S. Volvln to Reed, Bros.,
hit 4, Spring Valley 800
SamanLha R. Davis to D. J. creeaon,
lot 11, Sunnyslde
Isabell Campbell to Reed Bros., lots
1 and 2, block 229, Omaha
Charles M. Smith and wife to Harry
II. Putman. lot 15, block 123, Dundee
Place
Kathleen McCauley to William A.
Boeck, lots 9 and 10. block 1, Union
Place
Nancy D. Coulter to John Haurlgan,
west 68 feet of lot 10, block 4, Lake's
add
Henrv W. Wessells and wife to Her
1,500
2
J0
$00
$,$00
man Lelberman, lot 7, block "8."
Shlnn's 2d add
George C. Johnson and wife to Elsie
B. Horn, lot 13, Saratoga Court.... 1,600
a am a tn t. M RruWnwelt. lot 12. RanV-
toga Court : LOOO
W. Farnam Smith, trustee, to Maiden
investment company, blocks 271, 273,
273, 290, 292, S19, 318; and lota 1. 2, $,
4. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. 14. block 317.
South Omaha
South Omaha Land company to W.
Farnam Smith, trustee, same
Franciscan Sisterhood of Nebraska to
city of Omaha, east 33.4 feet of sub
lot 8, tax lot 6, section 26-15-18
Mary A. Batchelor and husband to
T. B. Lutx, lot 14, block 3, Highland
Park
Fannie Nightingale and husband to
Joseph Wetsel and William Wetxel,
lota 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8 and 9, Cottage
Terrace; lots 4, 5 and 6, block 2,
Exchange Place, and other lots
Oscar Ocander and wife to Nellie S.
Burkman, lots 11 and 12, block I,
Rooney's add.
Nellie M. Burkman and husband to
Oscar Ocander. lots 2, 3 and 4, block
1. Rooney's add
Frank Krenek and wife to Karel and
Katerina Stehno, lot 14, block 3, sub
of block 30. Albright's Choice
Jesse J. McMullen and wife to Charles
Stehno. lot 13. block 3. Albright's
sub. of block 30 .
200
975
200
Total
...$14,933
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STORY OF AARON BURR'S WIFE
Interesting Facts Yet Unpublished
Related by Nathan E. Adams,
BETSEY BOWEN THE HEROINE
Narratlva of How Poor ilrl Iterama
Madame Jamrl,, nlll Wealth,
mm Later W ife of lc
Prealdeat. I
New facts shout the lives of two fa
mous men are told by Nathan K. Adams,
2124 Miami street, relative of Chariest
Adams, former state treasurer of Massa
chusetts, who made an exhaustive stud
of the origin of the Bowen family, t
member of which was the wife of Stcph-'i
Jittnel and subsequently of Aaron Burr,
vice president of the I'nited States.
Charles Adams Is a resident of North
Brookfleld. Mass. The history he ha
told concerning Betsey Bowen was se
cured not only front original sources, but.
from Thomas Henry Edsall and t harlf s
O'Connor of New York City, who wera
attorneys concerned In the settlement cf
the Jumel estate, , when Betsey Bowen
was left a widow with the vast fortune
of the wealthy French merchant.
The story, an related by the Omaha n,
rivals the romances of fiction, and tha
story Is told minutely, as Brookfleld wa
his former home as well an that of tha
late Mrs. Charlotte M. E. Adams of
Omaha. In this village lived Betsey
Bowen, who became the wife of one of
the most distinguished men of American
history and a cellar In the old town mniks
the site of the lowly girl's home.
Sailor Lost at Sea.
"About 1778 a sailor namcTT Bowen of ,
Providence, R. I., wan lost at sea, ivnd
left a widow and two daughters," eays '
Mr. Adams. "The girls were Polly and
Betsey, both born probably between Ii73.
and 1777. Ten or twelve years later ; tha
widow married Captain Jonathan Clark, (
who served In the revolution. Ho was a
shoemaker by trade, poor and somewhat .
dissipated. They resided In Frovldenca
with Mrs. Clarke's two daughters lor
several years and were then expolled
from the town, probably because the cltl
gens of the town feared they would bo
come a town charge.
"In February, 1788, they were In Heho
both, an adjoining town across the Sce
konk river In Massachusetts; in Septem
ber of that year in Taunton, and in Febru
ary, 1794, they were residing In Brook
fleld. Their 'manner of Ufa' previously
may be inferred from what it was in
Rutland. Thera they lived In a small
one-story cahtn. partly under ground,
and fifteen or twenty feet square, built
Into the south side of a sandhill, called
Ooose Hill,' In what la known as New
Boston.' It had but one room, which tho
whole family occupied in common, with
a single chimney on one aide; with two
doors, leading respectively to the rond
and to the roof. Just within the front
door, opening upon a road now discon
tinued, Clark used to sit at his bench
and work at his trade. His wife worked
out in tha families of their neighbors, to
whom she not Infrequently complained of
.1 V. 1. . . W .1 u. ..
II i c crumiiiiiBi ui iici iiuvwuu, i.u ,iv
become quite dissipated, but retained his .
taste for reading, to which ho was much
given.
Did Not Uo to Chnrch.
"The family did not go to meeting; nor
the girls to school, nor did the girls visit
their neighbors and some incidents related
by old people, who in 1834 recollected the
family. Indicated that the reputation of the
young women was not above suspicion.
"Mr. Edsall writes, July 8. 1884: 'I had
fifteen receipts, which were given, to Clark
In September, 1797, the last month, proba
bly, of his residence in Rutland, all except
one given for $1 In full of all demands,
which Indicated that ha spent that month
In settling up with his neighbors.' It Is not
Impossible that their departure was made
In anticipation of a 'warning from the
town authorities. Some time that autumn
(1797) Cl.irk and his family removed to
North Carolina, where both parents died
during an epidemic In 1798. Tha two girls
managed In some way to get to Washing
ton and afterwards to New Tork, where
Betsey, who possesaod great beauty and
an attractive manner, captivated the very
wealthy French merchant, Stephen Jumel,
and became his wife. The date of their
marriage cannot be. accuratoly determined,
but was about 1804 to 1808. Thus the lowly
born, uneducated Betsey Bowen rose from
her obscurity and poverty and became the
wife of one pf the merchant princes of
New York, the possessor of wealth and
everything that wealth could command.
Leaves Wife Lara; Kstata,
"They lived togetlier until 1832. when
Jumel died, having settled upon his wife
a very large estate, and she was designated
as 'Madam Jumel.'
"But she was destined to fill a much
higher and more distinguished social posi
tion. I.te In the same year, 1832, she was
married to Aaron Burr, who had been vice
president of the United States from 1S01 to
1806, the first term of President Jefferson's
administration.
"This was an Ill-advised, unhappy and
brief union. He was then 70 and site about
65. They separated In 1833 and sha. com
menced a suit for divorce that year or the
next.
"The data of the decree of divorce Is nrt
found on tho records of New York, and It
is not impossible that none was obtained,
but by decree or without one they were
separated and she took the name of her
first husband and was ever afterwards
known as 'Madam Jumel.'
"Having unlimited means at her disposal
she spent much of her time In France, re
siding alternately In the French capital
und in our own commercial metropolis.
She was for many years well known at Sar
atoga Springs and Niagara Falls by most
of tha fashionable visitors at these fashion
able places and occasionally, spent a winter
In New Orleans. The estate settled on her
by her first husband consisted largely In
real estate In New York City on Broadway,
Seventh avenue and other streets, and a
large tr:tct itt land on Washington Heights,
including tha historic, mansion of the Eng
lish colonel, Morris, overlooking Harlem
river In whlel, aha m.IHa.1 . I. - . i a
l" ' .'".' iiuo or
her death, which occurred at the 'Jumel
House' In New York June 14, 1865, aged,
over 90 years.
Balk to Eplsropal Chart-h. .
"Afior her death her will was admitted to
probate, giving the bulk of her estate to
the Episcopal church and Its rector at
W ashington Heights, and to various char
itable societies and Institutions. The mem
bers of her family, consisting of a nephew
and niece, children of a daughter of her
sister, Polly, whom she had adopted, and
their father. Nelson Chase, esq., a sawyer
of New York City, all of whom resided
with her, and had reasonably expected to
succeed to her estate, were given but little.
"The late celebrated Charles O'Connor
was retained on their behalf and ha
brought suit to annul the will. It was In
the course of his preparation for the trial
ef this case which engrossed all his treat
learning', and which lie Intended to make
the crowning effort of his professional ca
reer, that the early history of 'Madam
Jumel' was hunted up and the clouds of
romance which had surrounded It weia
dissipated "
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