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OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON INS.. 411 N. T. L.
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Dr. Katheryn Nicholas. 608 N. T. L Bldg.
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PATENTS
D. O. BARNKLL, Paxton Bid.
Tel. Red 7117.
PATENTS THAT PROTKCT Three book
for Investors mailed on receipt of o post
age, R. 8. and A. B. Lecey, roomii J9-31
pacific Bldg.. Washington. D. C. F.Btab-
Mined 1R6. (V
PERSONAL
OUAHA BtABimerera' Ins..
Rami Bid.
(1 144
HALLB afe. naw. td-hand.
1818 Farnam.
Uli-64i
TWO SALVATION ARMT aollcite caatoff
clothing; In fart, anything you do not
naad. We collect, repair and sell at 134
N. 11th St.. for coat of collection to the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Douglas 4 i iu
. and wagon will call. UD-78S
PRIVATE noma during confinement;
bablea adopted. The Oood Bnmarltan Sim
Itarlum. 7(0 Flret Ave.. Council Bluffs,
; la. n8 m'jS
If A HVTTTl n treatment and bath. Mme.
Smith. 622 S. 16th, 3d floor.
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ITRINOE8, rubber goods, by mall; cut
S-leee. Send for free catalogue. Myers
lllon Drug Co.. Omaha. U8j ti7
f AQQAflV Electrlo vibratory, rx S.
MADoAUIi jeih, Room . Fourth
Floor, Old Boston Store. (1)-M20A11
VAPOR BATHS fZff-K
' man. If you want to get rid of your
rnaumatisra, lumbago, sciatica and other
rhronla ailments, take the vapor baths and
; massage treatments of Dr. and Mrs. R. B.
! Berjda. TVa also give face and scalp treat
's ment We get results. 130-234 Paxton Bit
( Tel. Douglas 1. (18) 8 A
YOUNO WOMEN coming to Omaha aa
strangers are Invited to visit the Yqting
Women's Christian association rooms, loll
Karnsm St., where they wUl be directed
tn suitable boarding places or otherwise
assisted. A deaconess representing the
association meets trains at the Union sta
tion as travelers' aid. (18 26s
DRS. FGGBRB, private confinement home.
lbt Martha St. Tel. Douglas (fc!30.
(U) MSeO A 10s
POULTRY AND EGGS
nans whits wyandotte egos
J From large, pure white stock, with farm
rsnge: 16. 11.60; 30. $2.76; tn, $4.00; satisfac
tion guaranteed. W. S. Gregory. Keota,
la. Hoaelawn Farm. (lij-M66Ji 20x
M B. turkeys both sexes, B. Laagshan
cockerels, Pekln ducks. Can ship over
R. I., . W. or N. W. railroads. Mrs.
A. Kltson, Audubon, la. (10-M431 19x
POULTRY" BOOK FRKF Describing 25
best paying vsrieties; tells how to make
money with poultry. J. M. Harris, uiay
Center, Neb.
(ll)-M(J 19x
TWO DOZEN White Wyandotte hens scor
ing 64. 11.60 each. One dozen pullets scor
ing 94. $2 each. Mrs. L. M. Estes, R. 2,
Audubon, -la.
(U)-M6& 20x
QUALITY STOCK, for sale In S. C. brown
or W. Leghorns; B. Rocks, 8. L. Wyan
dottes. Buff Cochins and Lt. Brahmas.
F. W. Johnson. Luther, la. (11) 20x
BARRED Plymouth Rock; cockerels; both
cockerel and pullet mating. Also M. B.
Turkey. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs,
I.. I. Carroll, Hampton. Ia.
(11) M822 24X
R p. ROCK cockerels, hens, nutlets, birds
scoring ka to 92, sired by 21 prise ckl. Dee
M. Poultry snow. Eggs in season, mrs.
K. Van Der Wert, Lacey, ta.
(1D-M823 24x
WHITE HOLLAND turkeys. Pekln ducks
and Kmbden ganders. Only a few more
to spare. 8. M. Complon, R. I. Newton,
lu. ni) M821 24x
PRINTING
J A K V ft I'TG. CO.. Job printing and calen
dars, fritli A Cap. Ave. 'Phone Ind. A-2620.
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REAL ESTATE
HKAI, ESTATE UKAI.KRS.
aiJKD ABSTRACT CO.. Est. 1864; prompt
service; gel -)ur prices, i.iu rarnam tsu
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO.
CHA3. B. WILLIAMSON, President
tU)-651
PAYNE INV. CO.. first floor.
N. T. L
(19)-49
BENJAMIN ft. B.
CO.. TT Brandels Bldg.
US-tw
4 Johnston at Co., 1414
Farnam.
1;-M71t M24
DARLING
Ml Brandels Bldg.
DARLING.
Phone D. fCL
(19-89
CITY PBOPEIITV roH IALE.
IMPROVED ACRE TRACT
NEAR CAR LINE
IN FLORENCE
$l.;" fur eight acres, all
under cultivation. Improved
alth. 6-room house, lurge barn,
well, brick cave, chli ken coop,
etc. Only 1 mlnutea' walk
fiom car line and 10 minutes'
walk of school rt 11 grades.
Voung fruit of all kinds, rich
black soil, electric light In
street. Price reduced for quick
sa,le. Owner leaving city and
must s 11 at once. See this
Immediately. because acie
tracts In a good neighbor
hood, an near stores, church,
school and car line, where
land values are steadily In
creasing, are difficult to find.
Easy terms. Investigate.
GIOOItGE ft CO.,
11 Farnam St. 'Phone IVug 7o
(191-60J 19
For Sale
MODERN HOUSE
In Uanscom Place; 8 rooms,
hath, gas, furnace, laundry,
with hot and oold water, fine
lot, paved street, permanent
walk. Price,
$3,450
- Part cash,
rent.
balance, same as
J. H. SHERWOOD,
1 Brandels Bldg.
09 M5o0 II
I AM now offering over 100 choice lots In
west and northwest part of Omaha, from
.V up. In one rasa I have 10 lots alto
getheri get my list.
JOHN N. HA8KBLU
.fit N. T. Life Bldg.
(19)-Mi48a
23 ACRES
Good pasture land just west of Prospect
Ji ll cemetery at iJU ana ltK. r or fur
I her Infarnmllon s e
THE BYRON HEED CO
Phor Doug. 7 tU 8 14th
U9-M631 19
COTTAGE -reoiti. nvdern. large barn
permanent walka. full lot, high and
sightly, north pert of town. U.M cash
Address owner, C 167. care of Bee.
t!9)-MSJS a
2414 GRAND A K . new 8-room, modern
house, uermaneut walka to car. $j,6o.
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROrKKT V FOB LB
(Continued.)
ii'ji Kot.TH -vrn, $o.:;cm)
rooms, modern, hot water heat, nicely
decorated, hardwood finlnh.
.'5010 DAVFiNPORT, fonoo
Good new K-r. modern hone, close tn.
41 ST AND DAVKXPOKT
Sw -rnom. strl'tly molern hump; hanl
wood finish, beamed rolling, fireplace,
up-to-date. P'h e, $5.TW
UUiVER K K ALT Y SYNDICATE.
N. Y. U Doug. A-HM
410) M;l 19
4812 Capitol Ave.
-room. 2-1orv house, modern except fur
nae. newly painted and paperI. lot 6nxi:U,
south front ami one blek to ear; price,
:.7i". Terms. Worth 3.&0-
I'AYN'Fi INVESTMENT CO..
First Floor N. Y. I- Rldg. Tel. Doug. 1781.
A-1IS.
(19 on 19
HKAUTIFUIi HOME
HARdAlNS
EiKht rnnms, modernoak finish, full two
stories, large commodious rooms, elegant ar
rangement and finish; built for a home two
years ago; east frunt In Uanscom park.
Park Ave. This property must he Bold by
the 20th InKt., and the price will sell lt. ss
it is offered for H.frm less limn Its actual
value: bail cash will handle lt.
NATIONAL I N VESTM EXT
COMPANY,
M2 Krandels Bldg., Omah,
Neb.
(18)-
3P1
11.(00.100 CEMENT Pl.AT Is being ererted
In Nowata, iikis.. employing ww men ana
producing S.ooo barrels cement dally. We
have Juat laid nut an addition In easy dis
tance of the plant which we nre offering
at l-Vi per lot. Only $10 down and $6 per
month. Nowata Is now 6.000 and will be
lo.O'i'i within two yeBrs. There are 4,600
flowing oil wells In Nowata County, and
the pay roll from the oil fields alone Is
over $12,500 weekly. Natural, gas I selling
at .to per 1.0i0 cubic feet. We sllll have
some land In Nowata County that we
offer at from $10 to $36 per acre. You not
only get a farm that will raise anything,
except tropical crops, but you may get
an oil or gas well, or both. Better look
this up. It Is worth while, ,
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., ,
Suite t,24 New York Life Bldg.
Open evenlns;. 'Phone Red 1909.
(19)M319 19
" IF TOL HAVB
City property, farms, ranch lands or mer
chandise to sell or trade, list them with
me. It coats you nothing unless I effect
a sale. W. W. Mitchell. 232 Board of
Trade Bldg. 1-M
BARGAIN-8-room house on Ohio, close
to 24th 8t rents for $300 per year.
Owner non-resident; must sell at once.
If taken at once will accept. $2,960. M.
J. KENNARD & Co.. 810 Brown Blk.
(19)-M3t)4
A SPECIAL BARGAIN
ONLY $3,000
NEW 8-ROOM MODERN.
HOUSE
In the north part of the city, on a nice
street of homes, we are authorised to sell
at a very low price, If sold this week, a
splendid new house on full lot. 60x133 feot.
with sewer, water, gas and cement side
walks, full huscTnent, cement, splendid fur
nace, electric lights and gas and fine fix
tures; every room In the house la papered
with a fine selection of paper, house has
reception hall, parlor, dining room, kitchen
and library on first floor and i fine bed
rooms, with large cloaets and; bath room on
second floor.
ONLY $00 CASH,
and the balance In monthly payments. Lo
cation given upon request.
HASTINGS' & HEYDEN. '
New location. 1614 Harney St.
(19 M1 J IS
A CUSTOMER WANTED
to buy this fine, new, up-to-date home In
Kountxe Piece, 1919 Lothrop St.; built by
the owner out of first-class material. It
has 8 rotmis, finished; In quarter-sawed oak
on first floor, hot water heating plant,
strictly modern throughout; 60-ft. lot, paved
street. The surrounding properties have
been built within the lust 18 month. We
would like an opportunity to show you this
property. The price la $5,000.
PAYNE, HOST WICK & CO.,
Sole Agents, Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
(19) -601 20
$10,000 Brick, stone and flat building on
24th St., Bouth Omuha, for good
land near Omaha.
f 1,500 For frame flat In South Omaha.
renting for $i per month, for
Omaha property.
f 1,800 Telephone stork for cottage or va-
cant lots.
$ 3.0O0 Brick flat for land.
J. W. RASP CO.,
Brandels Bldg., Omaha.
(19) 607 18
UANSCOM PARK
Cottage, 7 rnuran; not new, but het
plumbing, furnace put In Decomber lust,
lot 60x142. big trees, east front, paving
paid. See It today.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1001 N. Y. Ijfe. Doug, or A-2162.
(191-606 18
$17.00
per foot for 100 feet southesst corner 24th
and Lothrop streets; paving paid; fine for
stores, smull fiats or dwellings. Best bar
gain In Omaha. Terms.
$18.00
Per foot on lothrop between 2lst and 22d:
close to car and school, paving goes In at
once. Will sell full lt or less. Terms.
Owner, Tel. Wehster 2iil2. (19) 497 18
R-ROOM COTTAOE.
3fC3 DAVENPORT ST.
Modern es. heat; nice lot; cement side
walks; paved street; walking distance,
price $2,400.
P. O. NIELSEN.
708 N. Y. Life Bldg. Both 'Phones
(19)-10 18
LOTS
ON PAVED STREET
$800 TO $950
We are offering one block of south-front
lots on Locust street, between 18th snj
19th. Bis., In Kol'NTZE PLACE, that
are the best values offered anywhere In
the city. Several are 40 and 42-ft. fronu
and others are 6u-ft. fronts by 124 ft. deep.
Nearly all have a good terrace and ce
ment walks; none over t blocks from ear
line. The location Is very desirable, dose
to good stores, schools and churches.
Terms une-fourth cash, balance one, two
and three years, ( per cent Interest. .
These are the Isst good lots you will ever
buy at such low prices In this beautiful
addition. We have several left on Loth
rop between Od and 84th toe ifi. LotUsop
street wljl be paved this year.
HASTINGS ft HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St.
(18 4C U
10 ACRES
One mile west of Benson, $2,760; $500 cash,
balance annually.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor N. Y. L. BMg.
A-1188.
Tel. Doug. Ilil,
n)-60t 18
$2,400.
Price reduced for quick sale, T-room V
story house, modern except heat; I blocks
from car; permanent walks; on two lots,
tStKlX feet. Owner wants to lesve town
and must sell this week. Can give terms.
GLOBE LAND ft INVESTMENT CO..
tLl S. 18th St- Both 'Phones.
(1)-VI4 1
REAL ESTATE
( i rv PRurt.H i i'oh ai.k.
(.Continued.)
.IFST WHAT YOU WANT
$.?.77Vo- Reci ptlon hall, parlor, dining room,
kitchen, large pantrv. 8 bedrooms am!
bath; full brick basement; downstairs fln
Iphed In osk; walking distance; sunshine
In every room.
(iALLAUHER & NELSON
490 Brandels Bldg., Omahs. Neb.
(19I-M4M 11
t HAVE six modern brick houses In West
Farnam street dlstrtet which I can sell
for $6,000 each, or perhaps less,
THOMAS Vi REN NAN.
Room 1, New York Life Building.
(19)-&4
CLOSE IN
RRICK FLAT
4!7-41! N. 1xth St., has S riomo on each
fir or. built two years a so. strictly modern
In evsry way. only three blocks from the
nostof flee. Renting for a year. IUce
$.orV
HASTINGS ft HEYDEN. 111 Harney St.
(191611 1
.JUST WHAT YOU WANT
$3,760 Reception hall, parlor, dining room,
kitchen, large pantry. 2 bedrooms and
bath, f'lll brick basement; downstairs
finished In oak; walking distance; sun
shine In even- room.
1 ALLACiHER & NELSON
490 Brandels Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
(19) M47J 19
HURRY
If you want one of those cliesp lols out
along Ames Ave. car line, 48 feot by 124
feet, on 4lwt Ave., close to Ames.
Price. $225 each; $5 cjsh, J5 a month.
HASTINGS Ac HEYDEN. 1614 Harney St.
( 191-613 18
$5.600 For a 9 room and 6-room house, close
in. on Webster St.; $1,500 cash. Tills
la a bargain.
.1. W. RASP CO.,
683-91 Brandels Bldg., Doug. 13.
(191-608 18
FOR SALE 7-room, new house, modem;
one and one-half blocks south of Farnam.
Terms; either furnished or unfurnished.
Call Harney 2847. (19)-361 21
8-ROOM HOUSE,
$2,400
Buys a good 8-room house, near 21st and
Vinton, with sewer, gas, city water, and
cement sidewalk.
The Byrou Reed Co.,
'Phone Doug. 267. 212 So. 14th.
(19) 476 18
LIST your property with Chris Boyer. 22d
and Cuming 6ts. (19)-aaft
Are you looking for a
HOUSE or LOT.
We have juat what you want
ITS A BARGAIN.
P. O. NIELSON CO..
M N. Y. L. Bldg. Both 'Phones
(19) 279
LOTS for sale In Floreence. Best lots n
Florence. Must be sold. Fruit In every
lot. Tel. Florence 208. (19) M273 20x
REAL ESTATE
riRH AMD HAACH LAND FOR IALS
C4lorat4a.
VARM AND FRUIT LAND.
Denvsr-Greelev district, undor Irrigation:
sugar beets, alfalfa, general farming and
fruit raising: low price, easy .ayments.
National Investment Co.. 682 Lrandals
Bldg-. Omaha. Tel. Douglas 6691.
(20-T
Mlssoarl.
-ES C A t TP Uii.t aalt 1 AA - r - rrr nA Inn J
14 miles from Rolls. Mo.; plenty of
wster; fine buildings; 10-acre orchard
all fenced; price to suit purchaser If taken
at once; run description given on request,
Robert 11. Meeks, Rolla, Mo.
(20)-M426 19x
Kauu,
NORTH Dlcktnson county land, fine homes,
good Investments, selling fsst, advancing
rapidly; come soon, get a good bargain.
Write E. Facklcr, Manchester, Kan.
t20 MS4 31s
Nebraska.
Deuel Co. Lands
If you want LAND that will produce crops
of all kinds, equal to Iowa or eastern Ne
braska, LAND that is close to good towns
on I'. P. R. It. In a well settled country:
LAND that can be had at from $10 to 2
per acre, and on good terms, go with us
March 28 and we will prove every state
ment. Write.
S. E. WAIT & CO..
617 Bee Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
(20) MJ97 19
IT'S NEAR MOVING TIME
And you must settle for another year.
Whore will that bo? Are you going to
rent again? Don't do It. Come to Deuel
Co.. and buy a farm of your own, with
whut you would have to pay cut for one
yenr's rent. Douel Co. land Is selling for
20 per cent of Its real value. Do not be a
coward, you never saw a coward that
made money. THE BEST SECURITY
ON EARTH IS EARTH ITSELF. Write
us now for description and prices on our
Deuel Co. Innils.
HARWOOD ft HARWOOD,
418 Bee Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
W M62 19
138 ACRES fine land mile from Seneca,
Thomas county. Neb. Must be sold at
once. Very cheap.
P. O. NIELSEN. 708 N. Y. L. BLDG.,
Omaha, Neb.
(20) 407 18
Oklakoaaa.
FARM FOR SALE.
80 acres fine prairie land lVfc miles from
town In NOWATA. CO., OKL., $26 per
acre.
There are flowing oil wells all around this
land. Chance fur fortune In this.
Open evenings.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite 824, N. Y. Life. Tel Red 199.
0))-Um 19
Secure a Home in
Oklahoma.
One million five hundred thousand acres of
Oklahoma school land will be sold this
year on 49 years' time at 6. per cent In
terest, under law passed by recent legis
lature. Copy of law and how to buy sent
up receipt of $1. School Land Realty
Co., Chlckasha, Okl. (20) M479 20x
atleeeUaaeeas.
SOME OF MITCHELL'S
BARGAINS
1,730-acre farm, hay and ranch land, North
Platte country, 1 mile water front, 200
aores hay land, a bargain; $6 an acre.
l.HriU acres, most of It choice farm land,
i)ar county seat et Scott's Bluff county;
will be under Suuthslde government ditch,
and nearly all can be Irrigated; $12.60 an
ncre.
JO-arre Improved ranch, Hitchcock county;
buildings, stock scales, all fenced; alfalfa,
living water, 700 acres farm land; $16.
64i) acres all fenced, 600 acres good farm
land; near good town. Hitchcock county;
$15 an acre.
Fine Improved 480-acre farm, good land.
good Improvements, near Newport, $3o an
acre; a bargain.
120-acre Buffalo county Improved farm that
cannot be beat for the money, $30 an
acre.
An extra fine quarter near good town In
Wallace county, Kansas, $2,000.
Good quarter level rich land Joining town,
Washington county, Colorado, $10 an acre.
Some good . farina under the Julsaburg,
Colorado, reservoir ditch, very cheap.
Good Improved and unimproved lands In
Deuel county. $11 to t-fc an acre.
And if you want Irrigated land there is
nothing finer In the United mates than
the Maxwell ranch of COuO acres In
northern New Mexico. Ask about this
and for literature.
W.W.MITCHELL,
133 Board of Trade Bldg .
Omaha Neb.
(30) -UM U
REAL ESTATE
FARM AMmtXH I. A Ml FOR 9 A IF.
FARMS $ to $"5 per acr. Write for our
long list. Bemls, Brandels tung.
(20) 2S1 Mch31
320 ACRES
Location. N, E. ('oh redo, near Nebraska
line, lailroad. twelve tuilos s nth of t'nion
Pacific; twelve miles e;ist ol the Burling
ton: lnnrovemnti. none; nij;hlrhod.
western Iowa colony; ll, tlack. under
laid with clay; sand and gr.ivel, una,';
water. 85 feet. Prici, $7.." per acre. Write
us when von can see 1t
O KEEFB REAL 1XVTATB CO.
Both 'llioncs.
lOof N. Y. IJfr. Omahn. Neb.
(20) MM7 19
Wukllgtos.
FOR SALE W acres fruit and vegetable
Irrigated land near Spokane. 'Wash., at
sacrifice. Write IL K. Smith. College,
Tabor. Ia. izto MS): Alx
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City
Farnaut Smith
loaaa BJid warrants. W.
4k -... UM Farnam St.
(i:-6i
WAN ThiD City loans.
Patera Trust Co.
J) wis
LOWEST RATES Bern la, Brandels Bid-.
(22)-4wS
$100 TO $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg.. lath and Farnam. (22) tk
LOANS WANTED.
It you need a reasonable loan on well Im
proved Omaha real estate, I can enter
tain your application, at 6 or 6Si per cnt
Interest, according to location or grade of
property; no delay, and privilege Is given
for prepayment before maturity. 1. Bib
bernsen, 2t8 Old Boston Store Bldg.
(22)-M47S A17
FIVa PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS BKENNAN.
Room 1, New York Life Bldg.
()-B9
8ECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated.
Apply Room 417-18 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Bell 'phone Douglas $318. (22)-M
PATNH, BOSTW1CK ft CO., N. Y. Life.
Private money: $U to $6,000; low rate.
(22) 6M
MONEY TO BUILD.
$S0 to $300,000 at current ratea.
W. H. THOMAS. 0t First Nat l Bank Bldg.
(22) 6S7
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha prop
erty. Conrad Young, 1618 Dodge St.
(22.I-M962
PRIVATE MONEY-NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS.. ltio4 FARNAM.
(22)-7l
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Inveatment Co.
(22) 674
PRIVATE! money to loan.
616 Brandcie Bldg.
J. H.
fcherwood,
(22)-68
$f00 TO $6,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefa
Real Estate Co.. 1001 N. V. Lite Doug,
or A-2152. (22) fia
REAL ESTATE WANTED
HAVE $300 which I would like to put Into a
home to cost not In excess of $3,SOO;
monthly payments of $76. Address with
particulars P 162, care Bee. (23) 461 19x
WANTED TO BUY.
IF you MUST sell, list with us. We cannot
sell anything unless at aqueeza prices.
Open evenings.
NOWATA LAND ft LOT CO.,
Suite 024 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
'Phone Red. 1939.
25)-M321
STOVE REPAIRS
FURNACE, steam and hot water repairs;
Thermoatata and other heat regulators;
new furnaces and hot water combination
heating. Omaha Stove Repair Works,
1206-120K Douglas 81 'Pbooaai Ind. A-3H21;
Bell. Douglas 900. - 674
WANTEDTO BORROW
WANTED TO BORROW-1360, for one year
on A-l security, worth $2,000; will pay
liberal Interest. Address S 153, rare I lee.
(24) M4t V.ix
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHEST prices for secondhand furnltune,
carpets, ciothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. 3D71.
(26)-71l
BEST price paid for secondhand furniture,
carpets, stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Doug.
140L i;i)-i7
WANTED 7 or 8-room house, modern, west
of Doth, south of Cuming; give particulars,
location, rash price. Address D lfS, care
Bee. (26) HW lsx
WANTED A touring car top. Drawer 8,
Clarkson, Neb. (26) MKitf 21
WANTED Jersey cows; fresh or coming In
soon, E. Purdy, 2416 Cuming.
(2f)-M4S5 2U
F. D. VanPell, your auctioneer. He sells
mdse. atd live stock at auction. Office
843 N. Y. Life Bldg. 'Tel. A3622.
120614 A17
WANTED TO RENT
ROOM, with board; West Farnam district.
Addresa Postofflce Box 686.
(26)-M380 21x
WANTED To rent, second hand pool
tables. Address 24) Main St., Fremont,
Neb. (26) M 644 Sir
WANTED TO RENT.
We have more tenants than we have cot
tages for. If you have vucant property,
let us know and we can likely rent for
you at once.
PETERSON BROS., 3u9 8. 17th St.
(26 M."j40 20
WANTED In private family preferred;
one or two room apartment, neighborhood
of Uanscom jark; references given. Ad
dress W 164. care Bee. (26I-M421 19x
WANTED Small modern flat or 8 or 4 un
furl. lshed housekeeping rooms. Tel. Har
ney &.. (2ii 447 18
WANTED SITUATIONS
ALL-AROUND wood working machine
hand woud like steady employment. Ad
dress Abram ftoka, Clifton Hill. Mo
(27) M970 19x
LADIES' bundle washing.
Harney 3932.
(27)-M3 22x
DESIGNING, cutting and fitting ladies'
tailor, with best references, a ants posi
tion, city or country. Address N &.9. care
Bee. (27) 448 19x
YOUNG man good at figures; good habits;
willing to work; good wages expected.
Room 60. Windsor hotel. (271 Mf.. lx
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGHICUL
ture. Office of the Secrelaiy. Wash
ington, D. C, March 13, lauo. Notice No.
S3. Notice is hereby given that the secre
tary of agriculture has, under authority
conferred bv law. Issued an amendment
described aa aJMtndmvr.t 8 to rule i, re
vision L (amendment JMo B. A. I. Order
IWi, to prevent the spread of scabies In
sheep. 1 his amendment, which Imomii
effective April 1, It'.', release frotif quar
antine for sheep scabies th state of .Mon
tana, that part of North Dakota lying
south and west of the Missouri river, and
that part of South Dakota lying west of
tho Missouri rivsr. Copies of amendment
3 to rule 1. revision 1, may be obtained
from the Chief of thai Bureau of Aiitina!
Industry, whose address la Washington.
D. C. JAMES WILSON, Secretary of
Agriculture. Mchl9 Dlt
PRINTING OFFICE CHIEF QUAJtTElt
rnaster Omaha, Neb.. March 17, llk
Sealed proposals, In triplicate, for furnish
ing sucrf printing and materials therefor
as may be required by headquarters De
partment of the -Missouri. Omaha, Neb.,
during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1910.
will be received here until 10 a. m . April
17, 19o, and then opened. Information fur
nished on application. Envelopes contain
ing proposal should be endorsed "Proposals
for Printing" and addressed to Mslor D. E.
McCarthy, C. lg. aL Marcnl-19-30-Al
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
F.. K. Roleh. and wife to Smith Brick
'o. part tnxlot X. 27-18-1.1 $ t
Coimtv treasurer t E. K. Bslch, part
S'UU."
P;inie to same, pnrt same
Paine to smie. part suine
Matile M Miickev and husband to
Marie Roschert, lot 112. Fairfax SS
Gottlieb Blnttert to Rot-rt E. Pleln,
p'.'4 feet lot 1, block 14. Florence. . . 1O0
Parkway Real Estate Co. to H. F.
lliitehina. lots 21 and 22, Washing
ton S.iinrc 1,800
Plilliti1cliiila Mortg-iKe and Trust Co.
to KlisnlM'th . Wead. e142 feet, lot
5. block 12. H.in.con, Place 2.PO0
Frid D. Wead and wife to Frederick
H Tiiompson. ncV noV nilt, 6-15-13.. 1.150
William McKcnna and wife to M. W.
Murphy, lot 5, block 3, Sulphur
Sirlnns 2.000
Ilnrvey J. Grove to William Cry. lot
14. (,nd n'i lot 23, block lo, Halcyon
Heights I.Ono
John W. Itaep and wife to Floyd W.
Van Buxkirk. lot :3. block 1. 2d
ail. I to Bedford Place 407
William J. (Yeedon and wife to It. J.
Scannell. lot 7, block 3, Fred Del
lone s add IS
Lucy J. Black rt al., egeeutrlces, to
In Ha M. Herman, lot lo, block 3,
Sherwood's sub 2.100
John P. Flnlev and wife to William
11. Ostenberg. a !) fret lots 23 and
21. block 18, Uanscom Place 21.000
Mrs John O'Oonno- to Catherine n. a
ley. nv, lot 4, block 81. South
Omaha 2.275
Fannie Htgglns to V. K. Bollard, lot
6, block 4. Horbach's 2d add l.lfio
Mary F. Hourke to Fannie lligirins,
same 60
Arthur Mason and wife to Florence
(V. lot 14, block 2. Paddock Place.. 1
Arthur Mason and wife to MngdHlena
Pleronnet et a'., lot 22. Florence
Heights 1
Llz.ie (!. Pleronnet et al. to Arthur
Mason, lot II. block 2. Paddock
Place 6.fl0
J. 11. Ilutton and wife to Kate Wil
son, nmtlv. s lot 22, Redick's Grove 2.V)
Daniel Llnahan and wife to Dr. J. H.
Mutton, lot Redick's Grove 6'Vt
lsadorp F. Cameron and husband to
William K. Martin, lots 4 and 5,
block 1, DeRolt Place 4.ono
William N. Hill and wife to Flank I
Hchopp, lot 1, block 12, Brians
Place 3.W
John J. Ryan to line Raduzlnir. lot
, block 11, Corrlgan Place 2. 310
Frank Flanagan and wife to Anna M.
( 'lirlstennen. sTO feet lot 8. block
33. South Omaha 1fln
Esther S. Kennard and husband to
James K. Dewey, e44 feet norihlM
feet lot 45, Glse's add tiOO
John Skupa and wife to Jarosluv
Veverka. nMi lot 1H, block 2, Potter
& Cobbs 2d add l.ono
Total , $:.., 2B9
RAILWAYJIMEJCARD
UNIOX STATION
Union Paclflo
torn AND HABO.V
Leave. Arrive.
a 8:65 am a 9:40 ptn
Overland Limited
Colorado Express .
a $:&0 pm a 6:ti0 pm
Atlantic Express
Oregon Express a 4:10 pm
Ixiti Angeles Limited al2:56 pm
Fast Mail a 9:30 am
China and Japan Mall. .a 4.00 pm
North Platte Local a 8:15 am
Colo. Chicago Special... a!2:10 am
Beatrice At Stroiusburg.
Iocal bl2:40 pm
9:20 am
a 5:00 pm
a 8:50 pm
a 6 46 pm
a 6 46 pm
a 4:45 pm
a 7 :06 am
b 1:40 pm
Local passengers not carried on
No. 1 and 2.
( blrago Great Western
trains
St. Paul-Minneapolis.... 8:80 pm
St. Faul-mlnneapolia 7:30 am
Chicago Limited 6:06 pm
Chicago Express 7:30 am
Chicago Express .' 8:80 pm
7:30 am
11:36 pm
8:27 am
11:35 pm
3:30 pm
Chicago, Hock Island
Paclfl
EAST.
Chicago Limited a 3:00 am
Iowa Local a 7:00 ma
Rocky Mountain Ltd a 8:00 am
Des Moines ft Eastern.. a i:00 am
Des Moines Passenger. .a 4:00 pm
Iowa Loral bll:u0 am
Chicago (Eastern Ex.). a 4:40 pm
Chicago Flyer a 6:28 pm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Ltd... a11:16 pm
Colo, ft Cal. Express. ..a 1:20 pm
Okl. ft Texas Express.. a 4:40 pm
Wabash
Bt Louis Express a 6:30 pm
St. IxjUIs Local (from
Council Bluffs) a 8:00 am
Stanberry I oral (from
Council Bluffs) b 6:00 pm
Chicago K Northwestern
Chicago Daylight a 7:26 am
Twin City Hxpiesa a 7:46 am
Chicago Local all:80 am
Sioux City Ixcal a $:46 pm
Chicago Local a 4:80 pm
Chicago Special a6:0oLm
Minnesota-Dakota Ex.. .a 6:46 pm
Kaat Mall .
Twin City Limited a 9:00 pm
Los Angeles Limited. ...a 9:00 pm
Overland Limited al0:00 pm
all:05 pm
a 4 :30 pm
all :i pm
a 4:80 pm
nl2:30 pm
b 9.66 pm
a 1:10 pm
a 8:26 am
a 2:50 pm
a 4 30 pm
a 1:15 pm
a 9:25 am
all: IE pm
bl0:16 am
all 48 pm
al0:20 pm
a 3:28 pm
all:30 am
a 8:36 pm
a 8:23 am
a 9:80 am
a 8:36 pm
a 3:00 am
al2:36 pm
a 8:23 am
Nebraska and Wyoming Division-
Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:40 am a 6:20 pm
Lliicoln-Long Pine a 7:40 am al0:35 am
Deadwond-Llncoln a 3:00 ptn a 6:20 pm
Cusper-I-anrter a 3:00 pin a 6:20 pm
Fremont-Albion b 6:30 pm b 1.66 pm
Hastlngs-Superlc. b 3:00 pm b 6:20 pm
Chicago, Milwaukee ft St. PanI
Chicago & Colo. Special.a 7:25 am all:60 pm
Cal. & Orogon Express.. a 6:00 cm a 8-26 pm
Overland Limited a 9:58 pm a 8:90 am
Perry Ical b 6:15 pm bll;26 am
Missouri Faclne v m
K. C. St. L Expresses 9:00 am a 6 45 am
K. C. ft SU L. Express. .all:l6 pm a 6:60 pm
BURLINGTON 8TA. 10TH ft MASO
Burlington
I',v- Arrive.
Denver A California. ...a 4 10 pm a 8:46 pm
Northwest special a 4:10 pm a $:45 pm
Black Hills
4:10 nm
a 6:10 pm
a 9:8 am
a 8:10 pm
a'Ml pm
a 8:10 pm
b : am
a 7:50 pm
bl0:20 am
a 8:60 am
b 1:06 pm
Northwest Express .
Nebraska points
Ltrcoln Fnat Mall...
Nebraska Express ...
Lincoln Local
Lincoln kcal
Schnyler-Pliittsmouth
Eellevue-Plattsmnuth
Bellevue-PlnUsmouth
Plattsmouth-lowa ...
Bellevue-Plattsmouth
Denver Limited
Chicago Special
Chicago Express ....
Chicago Fiyer
...al2:15 am
.. .a :(5 am
. ..b 1 :20 pm
...a 9:15 am
..b 8:06 pm
..a 8:30 pm
..b 9:18 am
.cl2:S6 pin o 2:40 pni
a '!' I'm a 7:05 am
a 7:26 am all:46 pm
a 4:20 pm a J.65 pm
a 8:30 pm a 8:30 am
a 9:16 am a1l:30 am
a 4:40 pm ull:30 am
Joc-..al0:46 pm a :30 am
Iowa Local
St. Iouls Express
auras City & St
Kansas Ci'-y Jfc St. Joe .a 9:16 a m a 6:10 pm
Kansas City & St. Joe. .a 4.40 un
WF.BSTEIl 8TA 15TH at WEBSTER
Chleascn, St. Paul, Minneapolis ' A
O m a h a
I.eve. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger... b 6.30 am b 9:20 pm
Sioux City Pas?enger...b 2 .00 pm bll:66 am
Sioux City lcal c 8:46 am c 6-20 pm
Emerson Local b 6:66 pm b 9:10 am
Missouri PaelBe
Auburn Local b 8:50 pm bll 26 am
a Dully, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day ooly. d Dally except Sunday.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Z.EB3 THAJf jfOU DATS AT ISA.
Weekly Sailing Between Montreal, Qoebeo
ana XJverpooL
Two days on the beautiful St. Lawrence
river ana in ocean route to i.u
rnl.a.
Nothlng better on the Atlantic than our
Empresses. Wireless on all steamers,
rlrst elaaa, 901 eecond, 60 one elaaa
oabla, ga.
Ask your ticket agent, or write for aail-
lngs, rates ana noogiet.
O. B. BEMJAMTW. O. A..
33 Bo. Olar Si. Otucago, SL
D. C. SCOTT, D.V.S.
(Succeaaor to Dr. H. L. Ramacolotti.)
ASSIST AST BTATB TXTBSJ2f AKXAJT.
Office and Hospital, 8810 Maaoa
treat.
Calls Promptly Answered at All Hours,
Pkome 4fftcetrn.y W. fi-.i.. u-i.
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FOR ALL THE NEWS
OMAHA BEE
YOUR MONEY'S WORTH
New Tract
of Idle Land
to Be Platted
B.
F. Hatching and a Syndicate Buy
of the Perkins Estate, Fay
in; $20,000.
A syndicate headed by B. F. Hutchlns
has bought a tract of land near Fortirtli
and Binney streets from the Charles E.
Perkins estate for $!.00 and will improve
the property, seeding down the cornfields
to timothy nnd clover, setting out trees and
laying sidewalks. ,
The property Is east of (he Ivf and
Dumb Institute and known as "Lincoln
Heights." It was laid out many years sgo
between the Belt line at Thlrly-sevonth to
Forty-second streets. It comprises about
twenty-six acres, which will make seventy
three lots. The sale was made by the Byron
Reed company.
VETERAN MINISTER WILL
BE HERE NEXT TUESDAY
Bf. Dr. P. B. Ilensen to Hold Confer
ference with Baptist I'onirrtii.
tlona of Omaha.
Rev. P. S. liensen. D. D., one of the most
prominent men In the Baptist denomination
and a lecturer of national reputation, spent
several hours In Omaha Thursday afternoon
enroiite to Huron, S. D.. where he will lec
ture Ftlday eviltig. Mrs. Henscn accom
panied the doctor, but she remains .In
Omaha at the Millard hotel until his return
Monday. Rev. L. Call Barnes. D. D., and
Rev, M. D. Eubank. D. D. prominent Bap
tist r.iinisters, accompanied Dr Hansen to
Huron.
For twenty years Dr. Hensen filled the
pulpit or the First Baptist church In Chi
cago, following this with six years at Trc
mont Temple. Boston, resigning the bitter
pastorate within the year, when ho hn.l
completed fifty-five years of continuous
service in the pulpit.
Tho doctor Is now at the head of a com
bination of the denomination's three
church extension societies home mission
ary, foreign missionary, publication and
Sunday school work and It has devolved
upon him to raise $1,600.(00 for church ox
tension work for the current year.
Dr. Hensen will return to Omaha Mon
day, and Tuesday will attend a conference
at Calvary church with the pastors nd
people of all the locsl Baptist churches.
That evening t lie men of the churches will
serve a banquet and following this a mass
meeting for the gcncrnl public ill be held
and Dr. Hensen will deliver a semi
humorous lecture.
ENGLISH TO ACCOMPANY
BEDFORDAND LATENSER
Connty OfHelals Leave This Week to
Investigate Low Bidders on the
Jew Court Mouse.
County Commissioner Bedford, chairman
of tha committee on court house construc
tion; John Latc-naer, architect of the new
building, and County Attorney English will
probably compose the committee to go to
Little Rock, Ark., to Inspect the work done
on the state capitol building there by Cald
well & Drake, the lowest bidders on the
now Douglas county court house. It has
not as yet liten definitely decided who
will go to Little Rock, but.lt Is probable
that these three will he chosen, an Invita
tion being; extended to any others who
may wish to take the trip. The trip will
be made some day this week.
Caldwell A. Drake received some censure
In Little Reck over the character of the
work doni on (he cnpllol building, lt being
alleged that the floors are weak. In re
ply tho firm charges political causes are
at the bottom of the trouble.
PECANS AS BIG AS WALNUTS
GROWN BY TRAVELING MAN
Alfred Marvels at Wonderfol Growth
of Omnha Jobbing District,
Ilia Old Stamping; tjronnd.
A. S. Alfred of St. Petersburg. Fla., who
for twenty-eight years had Omaha on his
route as a traveling man, but who for the
last three years has bepn off the road grow
ing pecans as large aa walnuts and oranges.
arrived in Omaha Thursday for - a short
visit with George B. Eddy and some of his
old-tlmo friends.
I never saw anything like the growth of
your jobbing district since I was here three
yoars ago," said Mr. Alfred. "It was a
revelation to me. I did not know any com
munity could so jump by leaps and bounds.
saw the Carpenter Puper company start
with $1,200 capital and grow until it Is now
one of the big concerns of the country and
a housed In that magnificent fireproof
building. Other huge concerns have sprung
up like mushrooms until I could hardly be
lieve my eyes."
How can any person risk taking some
unknown cough remedy when Foley's
Honey and Tar costs them no more? It Is
a safe remedy, contains no harmful drugs,
and curea the most obstinate coughs and
colds. Why experiment with your health?
Insist upon having the genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar. For sale by all druggists.
Quirk Action for Your Money Tou get
that by using The Bee advertising columns.
Southern Child Labor Meeting;,
NFJW ORLEANS, March 18. More than
tOO delegates have been appointed by the
governors of the various states In the
south to attond th3 child labor law confer
ence to be held In New Orleans March 29.
$0 and 21, according to advices received by
Oovernnr Sanders of lyouimana, upon
whose Invitation the convention will meet.
Mono Fonnd Not Gnlltr.
CHICAGO. March M. Luman C. Mann
was today declared not gulltv of the mur
der of Mrs. Frmels Gilmer Thompson.
I UVULiiUJ
If you are menaced with disease and
have not consulted us or secured proper
medical treatment, don't think you are not
paying for lt. You are and perhaps many
times over. If you procrastinate and post
pone treatment from day to day, week to
week and month to month, or experiment
wltli uncertain, dangerous or unreliable
treatment, sooner or later you must pay
the penalty. If you do not heed our admo
nition you will then more forcibly appreci
ate our advice (hat the least expense would
be Incurred through the early empl..ym-nl
of genuine professional skill. Commence
an aotive and energetic course of treatment
st once, and avoid aufferlng, anxiety and
remorse.
We treat men only and cure promptly,
afely and thoroughly by the latest and
best methods BHONCKITIS. OlTltlH,
KttTOVI DEBILITY. BLOOD FOISObT.
ariar dibbabbb, kidney end blao.
DEB DIBSABEB and all Special Diseases
and their complication la the shortest
time possible and at the loweet cost for
klUful esrvtce aaa gucoessful treatment.
STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
1308 rarnam St., Between 13th and 14th Sts., Omaha, Neb.
Drew Lots to
Break Car Seal
Tliomi S. Herbert Unfolds to the Po
lice Juds;e the Story of a
Night Theft.
Drawing lots to see which one of threa
men should break the seal on a boxcar
and enter It for the purpoaa of stealing
some of trie contents, was the feature of
the burglary of a meat car at Sixteenth,
nnd Marry streets Tuesda.i night. The men
were arrested Wednesday afternoon by De
tectives Donohoe. Walk.-r. Patullo and
Davis and were bound over to tho district
court Thursday morning on charges of
breaking and entering. The firm of
Schwartichlld A Pulsberger is the com.
plalnant.
The men nre Thomas S. Herbert. l.TO)
Pacific street, Fred Baker, 417 Pscifia
street, and J. L. Slimier. IV South Thir
teenth street. Herbert Is only a years
of age and sns he was the one who broka
the car sial. The police think he was made
tho victim of the other two men, who are.
said to be ex-convlcta.
Herlx-i't ploadcd guilty and told how the
burglary was committed, when he wss ar
raigned In police court. The other men
denied all knowledge of the theft and du
mnnded a prt liuvinary hettrlng, which was
granted. They Insisted that they had
merely helped carry the stolen hams and
oans of lard when they mot Herbert after
he hnd carried the goods away from the
rifled car.
SOCIETY TO STUDY THE BUGS
Prof. Laurence Ilruner Delivers an
Interesting Address at
First Meeting;.
The Omaha Entomological society wss
orguniaeil lust night in room 1 of the street
railway company' offices In tha Mer
chant's Bank building.
Prof. Lawrence Briiuer, state ento
mologist, was present and delivered an ad
dress which was greatly anjoyrd. He de
scribed many of the Virietres of Inaecta to
be found In thla locality With information
as to their lives and habit, and also made
many helpful suggestions as to tlie organi
zation of the society.'
A te-nporary organisation was effected,
with C. S. Huntington aa chairman and
Harry Rclfe ss secretary. Another meet
ing will be held at' tne sattin place two
weeks hence.
When you buy Gold Medal flour be stir
It Is Waslib'irn-Ciosby's Gold Medal llou:
This is Imp' 'riant.
s I oitz
Bottled Bock Beep
Now ready. A dellcioua brew. Phone yOitf
ord tr.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
M. Duncan of Denver, 1 .1. ilolden
Yutan, C. K. V4I of Lincoln anil J.
Moigan of Decatur are at the Schllts.
of
R. F. Odell of Seattle. L. If. F.speer of
Kansas City, W. Olson of Kearney. Stewart
Woolsry vi Superior and A. Iongwell of
Cheyenne are at tho Her Grand.
A P. Amaker of Denver, R. A. Taylor of
Memphis, T. K. DcRhodea of Chairon, I
W. Mattlson of Cody, Wyo.; W. K. Har
ron of Syracuse, .1. R. Fuller of Fullerton,
C. J. Kteen of Anslcy, J. B. Ix-Kevre of
Cedar Rapids, Mrs. A. F. Caldwell of Poca
telln, Fred L. Caldwell of Seattle. M. 1).
King of Mlnden and ,A. U. Perslnger pt
Lodge Pole are at the Paxton.
W. G. Powell, J. II. Dunster of Lincoln,
J. R. Miles of Fremont and J. R. Brown
of Hastings are lit tho Hotel Ioyal.
Railway Commissioner H. J. Wlnnett of
Lincoln Is an Omaha visitor registered at
the Hotel ljiyal.
If. A. Phillips of Arapahoe. C. W. Sncnce
of Mavelock. F. !. Phillips of Sturgis and
A. G. West of Winner are at the Mer
chants. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dodson of Holdrege,
K. Noble, Fern Noble of Rurwell, C. O.
Murphy of Alnsworth, F. T. Graham of
Seattle, W. Fmersou of North IVnd and
J. H. Jackfim of liutte are at the Millard.
K. C. Barton returned Thursday from the
east.
Alone; the Itallwsr Ron.
W. L. Park, general superintendent of the
Union Pacific, has returned from Chicago.
J. V,. Buckingham, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Burlington, who has
been cruising through tlie southern seas for
the lust week, la expected home Friday.
O. L. DlckeKon, Inspector of transporta
tion of the Burlington and formerly assist
ant superintendent of transportation for the
Burlington linos west of the Missouri river,
wss lu Omuha Thursday.
Mason F. White has been appointed train
master of tho eastern district of the Wyo
ming dvlsion to succeed H. J. Roth, wlio
has been sppolnted assistant superintendent
of the Wyoming division with headquarter
at Cheyenne.
The Milwaukee now expects to have Its
Pacific coast extension completed on April
2. whin a golden spike will be driven at
Gold Creek by A. J. fcarllng. president of
the road. It Is expected that tlie road will
be opened for traffic aliout July 1 and will
be In line to get part of the heavy travel
to the Seattle cxwiHillnn.
Tlie Gieat Northern will aoon receive four
blgjdiTirio locoiiiotlvej). The Cascade tun
nel in the heHrt of thu Cascade, mountains
In Washington, Is 2.63 miles long and lt 1
tlie intention to operate both freight and
passenger trains through this tunnel by
electricity. Water power from the Turn
water canyon will produce the electricity.
Charles H. Zimmerman, chief rate clerk
In tlie office of F. B. Southard, auditor of
t.asseiigir accounts for the I nion Pacific,
has been made chief clerk In charge of pas
senger accounts for the Oregon Short Lino,
with headquarters at Salt Lake, to succeed
John Crulcksliank. He left Monday with
his family for Salt Lake The employes of
his office presented bin with a handsome
walrus bather hug.
What purports to be the longest railroad
In the wond Is now being built to connect
North snd South Africa. F. von (Dieel
OiHnieesier, chief engineer for the syndi
cate which Ij building the road, is now n
the United States to study the methods of
this country. Alxiut 2A miles is now
completed between Khartum In the Brit
ish Kgyptian Soudan TAnd Broken Hill, a
point In Rhodesia. It is estimated that tha
cost of the new line will be close to $1,000,
Ooo.OuO. By means of this new road a trav
eler may Journey from Paris to Capo. Town
In ten or eleven days.
I? I) L7 C Consultation and
IX. ii L-J Examination.
ufflco Honrs) 8 a, m. to S
p. m. Bundajra, 10 to 1 oat.
If job cannot aaU. wilt.
yffrV fat
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