Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1009.
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PERSONAL
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PRIVATE hom dating frnl inementl
btblrt adopted. The Qood Samaritan 8sn
ttartum, I First Ave.. Council Bluffs,
Xa. 118) M
XI A nWlnn treatment and beth. Mm.
! HAUltiJliW Smith, U 8. Hth. M floor.
(Ut) 621
AfAKSAtTR ElectrJo vlbrstory, 139 &
Floor. Old Boston Store. (18)-Mao All
VAPOR BATHS aVWttt
men. It yo want to get rid of your
rheumatism, lumbtio, sciatica and other
chronic aliments, take the vapor bathe and
message traatmenta of Dr. and Mra. R. B.
Benda, We alao irlva face and scalp treat
ment. We set results. 240-224 Paxton I; Ik.
TeL Douglas 190, (18 tug A
TOTJNO WOMEN coming to Omaha aa
strangers are Inrlted to visit the Toung
Women's Christian association room, Ull
Farnam St., where they will be directed
to sultabie boarding- place or otherwlae
aaalaied. A deaconess representing the
association meets trains at the Union eta
tlon as travelers' aid. t!8 268
STRINQE8, rubber goods, by mall; cut
prices. Bend for f roe catalogue. Mvers
Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha. d8 417
MOTHER Three Sns makes It easy. I know
where to go. I sm gone don't worry. If
approached I can and will aqua re every
thing. Ion't expert word; don't try to
enj wora: aon t loss heart and I won t
HOT. ilk) 870 27x
POULTRY AND EGGS
OTTUMWA Poultry Yards-Llglit Brahmaa
won 7 premiums at the state fair. Block
tor sale, oia ana young, k. t. ( ameron,
Ottumwa, la (11) M164 Sx
WHITE) ROCKS Eggs from pen scoring
9U to 944. $1.60 for fifteen egg. C. W.
Howell, Altoona, la. (11) A1237 the
ORPINGTONS, all varieties, blue ribbon
wlnneri; mating list free. Hoomgarn'
Orpington Yards. Humboldt, Neb.
(UJ-M161 8x
EdGS Front two fine pens of Barred
Rocks of r jckerel mating; cockerels scor
ing 91 and MVi. $2 per 16. Eggs from out
side pens, $3 ler W0. Mrs, J. M. Stewart,
Alnaworth, la. (11)-M36 x
FOR BALF Indian Runner ducks and eggs.
Mrs. Derrick, Battle Creek, Neb.
(1D-M162 8x
.
FOR 8 A LB Rose Comb Brown Leghorn
cockerels. Write for prices. F. Bowman,
I Lou to i, Eldora. Ia. (ID Mi.90 A4x
Whits Leghorn egga $8 per 100, at Mandy
Lee Farm. Tel. Florence 1R2.
(U)-M7GSA20
R. C. R. I. RED EGOS for sale. Pen eggs,
SI. GO per 15, $8 per 100; from pens snoring
90 to 93 range $1 per 15, 8( per lot). J. W.
" Abraham, Valley, Neb. (11) M243
SILVER LACED Wyandotte cockerels,
choice stock, scored and unscored; Pekin
ducks. Mrs. F. R. McLaughlin, Manning,
la. (1D-M5S7 A4x
PARTRIDGE COCHINS Choice birds, both
sexes. Mrs. C. Wonderly, Benedict, Neb.
(11)-M7I7 27x
BEND postal for large Illustrated catalogue
full-blooded poultry, incubators, eggs for
hatching. Chanticleer Poultry Farm,
Dept. B, Mankato. Minn. (1D-M728 Zix
PRINTING
JARVE PTG. CO.. Job printing and calen
dars, 16th & Cap. Ave. Phone Ind. A-2HJ0.
(5) 607
REAL ESTATE
HBAI, ESTATE DEALERS.
KKf ABBTRACT CO., Est. 1RS6: prompt
service; get our prices. 1710 Farnam St.
19)-648
REAL E8TATE TITLE-TRUST CO.
CH AS. K. WILLIAMSON, President.
(!!) 651
PAYNE INV. CO., first floof. N. Y. L.
(19) 649
BENJAMIN R. E. CO.. 477 Brandels Bldg.
.... (19) 650
DARLING ft DARLING.
441 Brandels BUlg. Phone Doug. 6034
(19) KM
ED. JOHNSON & CO., 1614 FARNAM ST.
(19) M71 M24
CITY PROPERTY pen ialb.
SPECIAL
Southwest corner Georgia Ave. and pa
cific.' 64x14! feet; all specials pald-S3Js.
SELBY,
16th and Farnam. 436 Kd. of Trade Bldg.
19)-216 28
FOR SALB By owner, desirable 8-room
house, strictly modern and up-to-date;
near Hanscom park. Tel. Douglas 256, or
Harney 68. (19) Ut 28
$0,000 SQUARE FEET floor space, large
brick warehouse, with trackage $4,000.
HARRISON 4. MORTON.
(19)-18 28
DEAD EASY
th near Martha, lot 60x133 feet, east
front. $ large rooms, pantry, closets and
bath downstairs; two more can be finished
upstairs; good furnaoe, fine plumbing, com
bination Tight, fixtures; all rooms hand
somely decorated; window ahadea, front
and back vestlbulo; Yale locka, stone walks
to be laid and yard sodded. Block from
school,, three blocks to car.
In Creighton's First
Addition
' Pries. $3,200; $700 cash; $1,600 S years $
, per cent semi-annual Interest; balance $30
per month.
Ill Board Trade Bldg., 16th and Farnam Bts.
D. V. Sholes Co.,
Telephone, Doug-. 49; Ind., A -3049.
(19) 133 27
S-ROOM HOUSE, available to West Far
nam car $6,760.
HARRISON MORTON.
(19) 191 26
Only a Few Days
Left
THIS HOI'S E MI ST BE SOLD BEFORE
APRIL 1. EVEN IF THE PRICE HAS TO
BE CUT.
An extra - well built modern house. In
Bemls Park, with large south front lot.
facing on Bemta Fark; paving all paid; all
public Improvements In; house cost $6 276;
lot worth $2,500. Pncs $S.0U0. Terms can hi
arranged If desired. Owner gone to Cali
fornia family going soon.
J. H. DUMOXT & SON,
'Phone D uglss 65. mt Farnam 8t
(19)-214 26
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
16th and Emmet St.
7-room. strictly modern house, oak finish
loan and pine upstairs, full basement,
wiuih front and brand new.
:. Price, $:i,75(); Easy Tenns.
36th and Reward, 4-room new house,
alrlctly mo1ern, full basement and a dandy
at $9SA. Easy terms.
They are worth Investigating. Let ma
, how ysu.
W. S. FRANK,
llh and Harney. 321 Neville Blk
. both 'Phones.
(19)-M'J3 a
REAL. ESTATB. LOANS and Insurance
Usr your property with us for sale or
exchange Walnut and Orchard Hills
Realty On H0 Hamilton St. Phones
Harcey I'&i tad. tt-ua u im
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPKRTT rOR ALB
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FOR SALE Nebraska's choicest com and
alfalfa lands. Wrlto for price list of bar
gain L. Nlder, Falrtmry. Neb.
(lll-MZE fx
WHAT IS THE USE
ft ...In. m,mn tmi pin ttu a ft.rnom
cottage and lOOxlfiO feet of ground tor $1,700;
casn ana ine oaiance u.wi per mmim.
W. J. Dermody Investment Co.,
Tel. Doug. 6108 or A S. 836 N. T. L. B1dg.
(19)-S8 M
17 ACRK8- Rett Una trackage 817.000.
' HARRISON & MORTON.
(11 19C M
New 5-Room Cottage
Five rooms and bath: all modern, except
heat; parlor, dining room, nicely papered;
gas and electric lights; full cemented cellar;
cement sidewalks; large corner lot; south
front; located 31st and Ohio Bts.; price,
$2,600; $3)0 down and IJ5 per month.
C G. Carlberg
911 N. T. Ufa Bldg.
(191-217
READ THIS WITH CARE
6flxl32 fret, near 20th and Burt Bts.; will bs
sold cheap.
6x1.12 feet, near 2oth and Burt .; we
70x01 feet, near 24th and Btnney Bts.; we
will give you a owgiun,
One lot near Country Club for $250
166 feet front by 180 feet deep, with four
cttagcB, (W or tne itx leei vacant;
street paved; all taxes paid 1n full; all
a, ejA
10 acres. Just outside city limits; good in
vestment for $8,200.
7-room brick house, modern; near list and
Leaven worm; can o oougni at a
low price.
McCAGUE INVESTMENT CO.
'Phone Douglas 416. 1506 Dodge St.
(19) 219 28
22 FEET. Improved, lower Fa mam $16,000.
. n ra .-v w v a w r - n nv "KT
09) 198 2
. 1 520 EM MET STREET,
A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN
SULPHUR SF RINGS
ADDITION
Six rooms and hall, oak finish and floors,
full basement, entirely modern and com
plete, full south front lot, one-4ialf block
from car. No addition In Omaha has
built up like Sulphur Spring In the same
length of time, and all fine homes.
Buy Where Others Are Buying.
The location Is right, the house la right
and the owner will make the terms to
suit. This Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
New Location. 1614 Harney St,
09)-Z 36
Nearly New
5-Room Brick
Five-room pressed brick cottage, arranged
for two large rooms upstairs, all modem,
excent heat: full cemented cellar; modern
plumbing, gaa and ejectric lights; east front
lot; permanent cement sidewalks; nicely
sodded; only $2,600; 1016 S. 3Sth Ave.
C. G. Carlberg
U N. Y. Lrfe Bldg.
(19)-218 26
40 ACRES Near Rrandeta' country home
(19)-197 26
Hawthorne Avenue
Bern is Park
Modern 8-room home, with hardwood fin
Isli. paved street, permanent walks, forest
trees and beaut nut lawn, uu reet rroni
Oilv 17.000. Ehhv terms. If desired
House and grounds too large for present
owner. A special bargain. The land alone
la worth more than halt tne price.
.J. H. Dumont & Son,
'Phone Douglas 690. 1605 Farnam St
(19) 2a 26
110x243 On 3Sth Bt. and Davenport, right
on ine fiinf oi lliai new swell resiurin;o
district W.UKI.
HARRISON & MORTON.
(19)-192 26
ALONG THE AMES AVENUE
CAR LINE
There is more building than in any other
part of Omaha. Don't buy lots until you
se what we can offer you In Collier
'Place. Monmouth Park, Lakeview and
Central Park additions. Our terms easy
enough Tor anyone.
HASTINGS & HOYDEN, 1614 Harney St
(191-232 36
66 FEET IJttle over one block from nost
office; house on part of ground, renting
for $720 yearly; room for another house;
fronta south on that beautiful little Cap
itol Ave. r-ara vouu.
HARRISON & MORTON.
(19)-201 2
BARGAINS IN BEMIS PARK
On account of sickness, which makes change
of climate necesaary, we are authorised
to sell one of those beautiful homes on
Ilncoln boulevard. Bemls Park, for $fi.5O0.
Terma can be arranged. If desired. Klght
rooms, hardwood , finish, tiled bath and
every convenience. Built In 1907. Full lot.
All public Improvements In. If you want
bargain let us snow you this property.
J. IT. DUMONT & SON,
'Phone Douglas 690.
160B Farnam St
(191-224 26
66x 96 Not far from 20th and Farnam
$13,500. HARRISON A MORTON.
(19) -190 26
72H FEET Farnam and 22d $11,126.
HARRISON & MORTON.
(191109 26
$5,000
810 SOUTH 21ST ST.
Half block from Leavenworth. An 8-room
all modern house. Has best of new mod
ern plumbing, and a fine hot water heat
ing plant. Hall, front and back parlor.
dining room, kitchen and large pantry, all
on tne ground noor. Three good bed
rooms and the bath room on the second
floor. Rooms are all large and llaht.
lxt 60x150; good lawn and trees. Every
thing in splendid condition. Small stable
and buggy aned.
$5,000,
$2,6u0 cah balance to suit.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
1614 Harney St.
(191-221 26
A GOOD ONE
New 6-rocm modern cottage, built by day,
tiled bath room. No. 1040 Carton furnace
Buy from owner and save commission,
located 4219 Harney St. (191187 2x
BARGAIN 8-rooin house ou Ohio, close
to 24th St., rents for $300 per year.
Owner non-resident; must sell at once.
If taken at ones will accept. $2.20. at.
i. KUNNARD 4k Co.. $10 Brown Blk.
U)-M364
146 FEET, on 241 h and Dodge $12,600; rent
I1.0N) a year; room for atore and flat ad
ditional. HARRISON A MORTON.
(19V-300 26
Ml 4 GRAND AVE., new 8-room modern
house; permanttnt walks to car: $2.6uo;
terma. (19) M 16k 2
FOR SALE New 4-room modern cottage,
furnished or unfurnished, near two car
lines and acbool. Call up B 2703: Harney
m (,ii)-Ms9i ;
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOH SALB
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80 ACRES $V miles from postofflcs. $J00
an acre, almnftt farm price In the city.
HARRISON A MORTON.
. (19) 194 26
MY NEW 8-room modern home, 1819 N.
86th, Bemls Park, got to be sold, or will
trade for lot or small house and lot.
Phone Harney 188a (1)-M160 28
A Nice Hanscom Park Home
A house of eight large rooms, completely
modern, paved street, cement walks, nice
lawn and trees, good cement cellar, fine
cistern, new furnace, large lot.
A snap. Iook It tip.
WORLD INVESTMENT CO..
601-4 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Tels., Doug. 1920. Ind. A 4263.
(19) M178 t!
66 FEET Farnam, near 1Rth $41,000.
HARRISON ft MORTON.
(19)-198 n
BEAUTIFUL HOME
BARGAINS
Bight rooms, modern oak finish, full two
stories, large commodious rooms, elegant ar
rangement and finish; built for a home two
years ago; east front in Hansooro park,
Park Ave. Tbls property must be sold by
the Bth Inst., and the price will sell It, as
It Is offered for $1,600 less than Ita actual
value; part cash will handle It.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
US Brandels Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
U9)-39l'
LIST your property with Chris Boyer. 22d
l-ROOM HOUSE Fine barn, on beautiful
Florence boulevard, diagonally across
from Rome Miller's $6,600.
HARRISON A MORTON.
x (19)-208 26
FOR BALE Sub lot 6 of lot 7, Capitol add.;
also s 44 ft. lot 3, block 148. Make me an
offer. Blrllla C. Jones, 665 W. Prospect
Ave., Hollywood St a., Los Angeles, Cal.
(19)-M621 A4
165 FEET East front, Florence boulevard.
above Stroud s new house $3,200: can di
vide. HARRISON A MORTON.
(19) 204 26
NOW IS THE TIME
To get you a 6-room cottage In walkina
distance for $1,600; $600 cash and the balance
on easy terms.
W. J. Dermody Investment Co.,
Tel. Doug. 6108 or A 2033. 836 N. Y. L. Bldg.
(!) 989 26
lOOxROO Fronting Florence bouievard. in
that very fine district this side Miller
Park-$15 a foot.
HARRISON A MORTON.
(19)-206 26
FOR SALR At Norfolk, Neb.. 10-room
house, centrally located for boarding;
must be sold by April 10; will constd r
any reasonable offer. Address Mrs. H.
Murray. Grand Island, Neb. (19) M998 81
BEAUTIFUL 8-room house, almost new,
fronting south on Fowter Ave., near Flor
ence boulevard $6,000; uniformity of good
Improvements makes this desirable.
HARRISON A MORTON.
(19)-206 26
BOULEVARD HOUSE. 2248 North 19th Bt.,
9 rooms, modern, only $2,600. Thomas
Brennan, room 1 New York Life Bldg.
(19)-34
EAST FRONT, Florence boulevard, near
Mandnrson . St. ; sewer, water and gas
$750. HARRISON A MORTON.
(19)-206 26
IF You SAVE
City property, farms, ranch lands or mer
chandise to sell or trade, list them with
ras. It costs you nothing unless I etfsct
a sals. W. W. MJtchell, $32 Board of
Trade Bids. (II) 6S(
FULL LOT South front on Seward, near
JSth (Orchard Hill) St.; paved, permanent
walk $600; very good for the money. '
HARRISON A MORTON.
(l)-302 26
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND
FOR SALB
Colorado.
COLORADO H ALF
The very best In quality;
black loam, with clay under
neath and every acre smooth.
This will go In a few days
at $7.60 per acre; one-half
cash, balance runs three
years at 6 per cent.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1001 N. Y. Life, Omaha, Neb.
(20)-216 26
HEALTH and wealth In Colorado. Buy a
ranch. Bargain. "Owner," Box 644. Den
ver. (20) M227 2&x
FARM AND FRUIT LAND.
Denver-Greeley district, under Irrigation:
sugar beeU, alfalfa, general farming and
fruit raising; low price, easy payment.
National Investment Co.. 682 Krandels
Bldg.. Omaha. Tel Douglas tm.
(20 7
Kaoaaa.
NORTH Dickinson county land. lns homes,
good Investments, selling fast, advancing
rapidly; come soon, get a good bargain.
Write B. Fackler, Manchester, Kan.
(20)-M64 llX
leva.
FOR SALE A farm of 120 acres, two and
one-half miles from Osceola, the county
seat of Clarke county, Iowa. 110 acres
In cultivation, balance In blue grass pas
ture. Small orchard, and a number of
shads trees around the house. Good housri
and barn, and shedding for a hundred
hesd of cattle, and hogs, wood shed and
ben house. Farm well watered with wells
and living stream. Prloe $70 per acre,
or $22,400. $6,400 cash down and balance
In four years, rnterest payable annually;
( per cent on $12,000, and 6 per cent on
$2,200, with option to pay $500 or $1,000 at
any Interest dste after one year.
Also have other bargains. "Send for list
$8 P. P." Karr A Karr, Osceola. Ia.
(20) M58U A4x
Mlssoart.
NELSON'S bargain list 14 80 acres 4 miles
from C.yde; nice, level land, all fenced, at
$150. 15160 acres near Agenda, In Ger
man aettlement; creek bottom and well
Improved. A bargain at $9.k), with good
terms. Also have several goqd farms that
I can give good trades on. Write for my
complete list, mentioning this paper.
Waltoi Nelson, Clyde, Kan. (20) M183 8
IS e bras km.
FOR RENT or for sale, ranch 2.046 acres,
3 miles Ewlng, Neb., much valley land,
tame grasa, all fenced and cross fenced:
100 acres under plow; 300 acres hay; good
water and ahade; aet of good buildings.
Write J. II. Talboy. Sioux City. Ia.
(20) M 744 27x
GOOD LAND CHEAP.
640 acres central Nebraska, $3 59 per acre;
$764.60 cash, balance $ years, $192.00 each
year; low rate of Interest. P. O. Box 173,
Council Bluffs. (30) M130 $0x
FOR BALE 468-acre ranch near aldney, 120
acres of hay land. 160 acrea farm land,
balance pasture, marly all fenced; good
well, but no buildings. School house near;
sidetrack close. Pries $16 per acre, part
on time. Ws hsve many other bargains
80-acre farm, well Improved, -near Grand
Island. $6,400. For particulars, writs Dill
A Huston. Grand Island, Neb.
(20)-M242 x
oatk Dakota. '
BUY SOUTH DAKOTA LAND.
Buy In the Kadoka vicinity, In .Stanley
county, where the rich soil grows g od
corn, small grain, alfalfa and timothy
and clover, plenty of water easily ob
tained, free from rock. Coras and buy
while It's within reach, from $ to $26
er acre. Ws also have gilt edge first
farm mortgages for sal, can net you
from 6 per wnt to I par cant Interest.
Agents wanted. For description write to
F. K. Reldinger iJind Agency, Kadoka,
Stanley Co., South Dakota.
PM188 AU
REAL ESTATE
farm axd a.( h lami for sai.k
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Oklakosa.
FARMS. $6 ro $7$ per acr Write for our
long Hat. Bemls. Brandels Bldg.
(20-al Mch$l
CHOICE Oklannma farm for snle. 160 acres,
$-room house, barn, crib, gransry; 90 acres
In cultivation. 70 acres bottom. 10 acres
orchard; 7 miles from railroad town: price,
$36 per acre; one-half cash, time on bal
ance. Writs Swope A Co., Ftlllwster, OkL
(20) M726 Aix
OKLAHOMA.
The Oklahoma A Chernaee Central rail
road Is about to be built east and west
through Nowata county. Better get In, on
some of that $10 to $ Innd before the
pries doubles. Ask Mo. Pacific agent about
loW rates to Nowata, Okl.
NOWATA LAND AND liOT CO.,
Suite 674 N. T. Life Bldg.. Omaha. Neb.
Open Evenings. Thone Red 1W9.
(20) MS78 28
North Dakota.
HAVE a very attractive proposition for
h.en whi can procure buyers for farm
Irnds In the best locality In the north
west. H. N. Tucker Co., Courtenar, N. D.
(20) M 108 31
Texas.
LAND Looking for bargains? Four fine
aectlona near county seat, Terry county,
$9.60 per acre; good settlement, with
schools; some Improvements: every foot
good land; be quick. Joe Hunt, Canyon,
Texas. (20) M156 2Sx
Wasklasrtosu
FOR BALE 10 acres fruit and veretabls
Irrigated land near Bpokane. Wash., at
sacrifice. Writs H. B. Smith, College.
Tabor, la. U0)-M3O2 Alx
Mlsecllaaeaas.
FOR RENT Several choice Improved farms
In Atchlnson county, Missouri; Harrison
and Clay counties, Iowa, and Chippewa
county. Minnesota, for one-third of crop,
or will furnish seed and take half. J.
Mulhall, Sioux City, la. (20) M147 lx
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
ACREAGE FOR RENT.
Houae, Barn and 26 acres, mostly paature,
near 83d and Lake, $10 per month.
New house and barn with 16V acres, west
of South Omaha. $200 per year.
Large piece of land, mostly pasture with
some plow land. Has some improvements.
2 miles west of South Omaha. Very
cheap.
THE BYRON REED COMPANY,
213 S. 14th St. Phone Doug. 297.
(21 141 27
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loans and war rant a. W.
Farnam Smith a C(. U2u Farnam St
(22)-66
WANTED City loans. Pstars Trust Co.
(22) Ms
LOWEST RATES Bemls. Brandels Bldg.
U2r4Mft
$100 TO r 6,00u made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Waad Bldg.. 18th and Faruatn. (32) 4k4
LOANS WANTED.
If you need a reasonable loan on well im
proved Omaha real estate, I can enter
tain your application, at 6 or 6tt per cent
interest, according to location or grade of
Property; no delay, and privilege is given
or prepayment before maturity. L 81b
bernsen, 208 Old Boston Store Bldg.
(22)-MI78 A17
SECOND MORTGAGE loana negotiated.
Apply Room 417-18 First Nat l Bank Bldg.
Bell 'phone Douglas 1318. (22) 664
FIVB PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room 1. New York Life Bldg.
(22) 6M
PRIVATE money to loan. I. H. Sherwood,
616 Brandels Bldg. (22-6$
PAYNE. BOBTWICK A CO., N. Y. Ufa.
Private money; $00 to $6,000; Kw rata.
(22-at
MONEY TO BUILD.
$600 to $200,000 at current rates.
W. H. THOMAS. 60$ First Nat l Bank Bldg.
(22) 667
MONEY TO LOAN-Payne Investment Co.
(22) 674)
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha prop
arty. Conrad Young. 1618 Dodge St.
(22j M98J
PRIVATE MONEY NO DELAY.
OARVIN BROS., loo FARNAM.
(22) -476
$M0 TO $5,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe
Real Fntata Co.. loOl N. Y. Ufa Doug,
or A -2152. (12) 663
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED TO BUY.
IF you MUST sell, list with us. We cannot
sell anything unless at aqueeze prices.
Open evenings.
NOWATA LAND A LOT CO..
Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg.. Omaha. Neb,
'Phone Red. 1999.
(25)-M321
SPOT CASH
For neat home, cottcge or building lot;
well located, must be very cheap: from
owner only. 'Phone D. 6034, A-1622. or
D 191, care of Bee. . (23) M113
STOVE REPAIRS
FURNACE, steam and hot water repairs;
Thermostats and other heat regulators;
new furnaces and hot water combination
heating. Omaha Stove Repair Works,
, ' ' ' ' - ' ' . . : . . null, D i ,IIU. J f
N Bell, IouglRM 050. 674
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHEST prices for secondhand furniture,
carpets, clothea and ahoes. Tel. Doug. 3371.
(2i) 672
BEST price paid for secondhand furniture,
carpets, stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Doug.
51. (26)-73
WANTED Jersey cows: fresh or coming In
soon. E. Purdy, 2415 Cuming St.
(26I-M774 28x
AUCTIONEERING The noted auctioneer
of Iowa, (lis. and Neb., F. D. VanPelt, has
located in Omahn. Office 843 N. Y. Life
Bldg. 'Phone, Ind. A 3022. (251-514 A17
I WAflifci-in ouy large numners or Ho
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(25) M93S 29
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Elmer L. Canan and husband to
Annie A. Sertoli, lots 6, 7, 8, t. 10
and . block 13. Calkins' subdlv $ 1.200
Annie A Scholl and husband to Louis
P. Hadra. same $O0
Charles F. Ouster to William Arm
hrust. lot 22. block 8. Collier Place.. 5O0
M.irie I). longshore to Jnaephlns Ia
Darling, lots 23 and 24. bk ck 4,
Loberk's subdlv 10
Peter K.lman and wife to Ellen M.
Eclman, lot 4. block 1, Hoffman Ter
race ino
Michael Wbclnn to Jacob Hhtehurg.
Jr., nR feet of lot 1 and nSH feet of
feet of lot 2. block 3. Perkins"
subdlv g,5oo
Edward Morris and wife to Samuel
Manctiso, eU. sublot i. tax lot 34.
in 27-16-13 I i
llht'lmlno Flllenwarth and husband
to A. J. Trllety. a12 feet of lot 1,
block 13. 8. K Rogers' add 2,050
Elizabeth Kountxe Real Estate com
Pny to Ida O'Neill, lot 31, Forest
Hill park 1,500
Fled fitubbendorf to Michael Serafln,
r-Vs lot 14, bloc k 8. Mellas' add 60
Charles J. Keirle and wife to Charles
T. Haughman, lot 4, bleak 42, Flor
ence 1
South Omaha Ind company to Agnes
miner, iota i ana s. block am, south
Omaha 900
Mil l cl Whrlan to Gertrude D. Me
Dowell, part lots 1 and 2, block 3,
Perkins subdlv y
Reed Bros, to William Kragskow, lot
4. block 6, Omaha View 300
Henry Anderson and alf to Ida May
Cole, lot 7, block 32, Florence 1
Rebecca S. Rudlger nnd husband to
Katharlna Hook, lot 8, block 13,
Dr Park 1,900
Ixiulse L. Vila to Evelyn Johnson,
lot 6, block K, Saunders A Hlme
haueh's add 6o0
Mary M. Reed to Helen 8. Grigor,
part sublot 3. tax lot 1, ne4 ne
21-15-13 1
Helen 8. Grigor to Hunter UeaUy
company, runic ' 4,000
Thomas N. Ji'lyan and wife to Ed
ward D. Snyder, lot 8. Alnsfield 2,0M
United Real Estate and Trust com
pany to Joseph Swoboda and wife,
lots 4 and 5, block 2, Kountxe's 5th
dd , i.ooo
H. C. Bronie and wife to William O.
Jensen, lot 6. block 9, Myers, Rich
ards A Tilden's add 650
Hfrman D. Schoettger to Arthur E.
Woodman, lot 6, Stevens' subdlv 1
Intel urban Land company to James
R. Riley and wife, lot 2, block 4,
Iler's add 40O
James H. Parrotte to Ell H. Patter
son, n40 feet of lots 13 and 14, block
R, Shinn's 2d add 600
Marietta G. Lee et al. to Eva M. Tib
bets, lot 24, block 10, Albright's An
nex 200
Bessie E. Havel and husband to Iwis
O. Horsky, lot 6, block 2, Holmes'
odd 1,500
Florence company to Arthur Mason,
lots 11 and 12, block 4, Hitchcock's
1st add 300
Charles A. King to John A. King, lot
13, Parkland Place
C. W. Kowns and wife to John W.
Griffith, lot 1 to 16, and 18 and 19,
block 1, and other lots. Conkllng
Place 1
Charles A. Loomta to Arthur B. Tlb
bens, n29 feet of b57 feet of lot 8,
block 10, Reed's 1st add 1,650
Philip Klinkenbeard and wife to John
RyUIn, lot 19, block 8, Albright's An
nex 150
J. J. Fitzgerald to Phillip Klinken
beard, same 100
Andrew J. Stanley and wife to Ixittle
B. Gage, lot 7, block 10, Plainvlew.. 650
John E. Reagan and wife to National
Fidelity and Casualty company, lot
6, block 13. Florence, and other lots 1
Mrs. Thedore Lyons to John E. Rea
gan, same 1
William A. Smith snd wife to A. B.
Cramer, lot 4, block t, Glencoe
Place 460
Joseph Jambor and wife to Anton
Kolonbek, eVi lot 19, block 8, Arbor
Place 550
Bohemian Loan and Building associ
ation to Joseph Jambor. same J
Archie T. Waters and wife to Frank
J. Kffenberger, lot 22, block 1, Rose
Hill 1.2T0
Total $31,221
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTKR
master, Cheyennu, Wyo., Marcn 24, 190t).
Sealed proposals In triplicate will be re
ceived al this office until 9:30 a. in., moun
tain time, Saturday, April 24, 19U9, at which
time they will b opened in public, for fur
nishing all labor and material required in
the construction and remodeling of an elec
tric lighting system at Fort D. A. Russell,
Wyo., Including the following Items: 1.
Constructing primary, secondary, service,
transmission and street light lines, furnish
ing and Installing cut-outs and street lamp
brackets and Installing transformers, re
moving part -and remodeling part of the
old lin. 2. Furnishing all Tungston lamps,
switchboards and all apparatus for sub
station. 3. Furnishing all Watt meters and
transformers. 4. Installing interior conduit
wiring and arc lamps for electric lighting
cavalry drill hall. 6. Construction of a
building for transformer sub-station, ail In
accordance with plana and specifications
prepared in the office of the quartermaster
general, United States, army. Plans and
specifications are on file In this office and
In the office of chief quartermaster, De
partment of the Missouri, Omaha, Neb.;
chief quartermvwter. Department cf Colo
rado, Denver. Colo.; chief quartermaster,
leparttnent of the Lukes, Chicago, 111.;
depot quartermaster, St. Louis, Mo., and
quartermaster, Fort Ieavenworth, Kan.
The government reserves the right to ac
cept or reject any or all bids or any part
thereof. Envelopes containing proposals
should be endorsed "Proposals for Re
modeling Electric Light System at Fort D.
A Russell, Wyo," and addressed to Cap
tain V. K. Hart. Fifteenth Infantry, act
ing quartermaster. United States army, in
charge of construction, room 3 Keefe hall,
Cheyenne. Wyo. M26-27-29-80A23-23
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master. Fort Douglas. Utah, March 24,
199. Sealed proposala, In triplicate, subject
to the usual conditions, will be received at
this office until 10 o'clock a. m. April 23,
1909, and then opened in the presence of at
tending bidders, for constructing, plumb
ing, heating, electrlo wiring, etc., for two
double barracks, one band barracks and
one ordnance storehouse at Fort Douglas,
Utah. Information furnished on applica
tion. Envelopes containing bida to be
marked "Proposala for Public Buildings"
and addressed to "Captain T. R. Marker,
Quartermaster, 16th Infantry, Conatructing
Quartermaster, Fort Douglas, Utah."
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Vacation, for 1909; Cover
All Europe.
$150 to $1195
All Traveling Expenses
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LATEST UMBRELLA HANDLES
I'nlqoe Receptacles for Many Articles
Appreciated by Men and
Women,
From Paris come all the styles, those
that are fetching and those that are 'ultra
and outre. Clothes, hats and lingerie fash
ions, all come from the gay capital; skirts
that fit as tight as umbrella cases, and
hats that are feet In circumference.
For the woman of fashion to do without
her handbag, containing so many ot her
little individual comforts, for any length
of time would seem to be Impossible, yet
their growing slse has made them a posi
tive nuisance and a heavy weight to carry.
But what was to take their place? These
little articles so dear to every woman's
comfort, have to be carried, and they can
not bs carried loose In the hand. Who
would find a place to put these things?
The French Inventor, of course, and right
cleverly and gallantly he has don his
work.
First of all there Is a neat little knob
on her ladyship's umbrella handle, made
of gold, and smaller than a plngpong ball.
This la so small and pretty that it would
seem to have only one possible use for
the owner's hand to lean on. But upon Its
smooth surface there la a tiny lump; press
this and the knob opens. Within Is dis
closed some sort of a gambling game. It
may be roulette. It may be the "petits
chevaux," so dear to every Frenchwoman's
heart, or It may be a miniature Monte Carlo
roulette wheel. But whatever It Is, It
serves to amuse the woman while at her t
o'clock tea.
Another Innocent little umbrella handle
has within a complete pack of Ivory cards
with which Hhe can while away a tedious
hour In her motor car or on the train.
For those women who want to devote a
few moments to their tolettes, to beautify
themselves. In the sliver knobs of their
parasols are little sets. A gentle pressure
of the finger's tip on the lid opens it and
discloses her own face In the tiny mirror
In the upper half. Below It, In the perpen
dicular stick, there Is a powder puff, a
stick of rouge for her lips, some cosmetic
for her complexion, and the smallest vial
of perfume. Other parasol handles contain
the smallest bottles of whisky, eau-de-vie
and cordials.
The French saying that "the hours do
not' strike for happy ones," and the old
Anglo-Saxon one that "Time Is money,"
are the legitimate excuses for the device
ot the little watch, no bigger than a but
ton being ensconced In the flat-topped para
sol handle. Besides, It gives her an oppor
tunity to convince herself at all hours just
how late it Is.
But man must not laugh at woman's
vanity, for a glimpse at some of the other
cracks and crooks of walking cane han
dles show thst the sterner seg ar juat as
conceited about their looks aa are their
sisters. Instead of the big, ugly, knock-a-man-down
handles of a ysar ago, thoa of
today ar small, simple and delicate. One
contains a moustachs brush, a eomb, a
mirror; another a pair of manicure scissors
and a nail polisher. To prove, however,
that man thinks of business at all times
on of these: can receptacles har rolled
up in It a memorandum pad, a pencil,
fountain pen and a penknife.
There are philosophers, too, among these
artificers, and the on who arguea that all
ends In smoke has put out a golf stick
handle which ha snugly and compactly
tucked away in Its small spar cigarettes,
matches and some small change where
pickpockets cannot reach It.
Tha main economy about these new
canes, umbrsllas and parasol handles Is
that they ar practical as wall as pretty
New York Tlmeg.
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FIGHTING THE W01TE PLACUE
Relifiou$ Bodies loin the Camptig-n
Against Consumption.
EDUCATION AS A PBEVENTTTE
World-Wide Interest la Asttlig th
(treat Sfoorgt Cnratlv Powat
of Fresh Air, Rest nno
Wholesome Food.
,
Within th last four months th church
of over 100 different cities In th United
States, all tha principal Yellfftou denomina
tions, and several InterdrnominAllonal so
cieties, have united In a campaign against
consumption, according to a statement Is
sued by the National Association for tha
Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis.
Notable campaigns have been conducted
by the allied churches of New Tork,
Rrooklyn, Pittsburg. Ft. Paut, Milwaukee.
Washington, Chicago, Providence, Balti
more, Trenton, Seattle, Philadelphia and
many other cities. In most of the place
a special Sunday has been set asld on
which sermons about tuberculoma have
been preached In th various churches. So
successful has been this method of de
claring the gospel of fresh air, that It I
being adopted by pastor all ovr th coun
try. In several of the larger rellglou de.
nomination definite resolutions by some
of the local ministerial organisations, ally
ing these association with the tuberculosis
movement, have been adopted.
Foremost In the fight against consump
tion is the Roman Catholic church. In this
church, under the direction of Archbishop
Ryan of Philadelphia, an educational cru
ssile against tuberculosis Is being carried
Into all of the parochial and other schools
In its control. As a result, over l.JfiO.OOO
school children In 13,000 parishes ar being
reached. The clergy of the church have been
asked also to Instruct their congregations
on the dangers and methods of preventing
tuberculosis, for the purpose of bringing
the simple doctrine of th our and pre
vention of this disease to every on of
the 17,000,000 Catholics In th t'nlted State.
The work of religious bodies In th waf
against tuberculosis received a great Im
petus In 1906, when Emanuel Church ot
Boston, under the leadership of Dr. Joseph
H. Pratt and Rev. El wood C. Worcester,
started a movement for the treatment' oi
tuberculosis patients in their homes undet
the supervision of the church. A th
patients held weekly meetings at the churcb
for instruction and advice from the physi
cians In Charge, the organisation wag called
a class. Bo successful was th Emanuel
class's first year's work that many othei
churches throughout the country hav fol
lowed this example, and tuberculosis dassei
have been formed In a large number of
cities. In many cases, independently of
church organisations. There are now about
fifty regular classes in existence, over one
half of which are conducted In connection
with churches.
The activity of the church, howevr, ai
a center of education in tuberculosis, is of
much more recent growth. In fact, almost
all of the preventive education work "of th
churches has been accomplished In th last
four months. The National Association for
the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
estimates that there are now over .00C
church congregations to whom the message
of the prevention and cure of tuberouloel
has been preached, and the number Is In
creasing daily.
The religious campaign Is not only unde
nominational, but It Is also interdenomina
tional. The Toung Men's Christian associa
tion, for instance, has started an activ
crusadex against tuberculosis. Through H
physical department Instruction Is being
given concerning the nature and dangers
of consumption to all of th men and boy
who come under that branch of th asso
ciation. Educational lectures ar also be
ing held In many of the association, and.
In general, the campaign against tubercu
losis la being linked with the general cru
sade for a sound body and a sound mind.
The United Society of Christian Endeavor
has also taken an active Interest in th
tuberculosis propaganda. At the Interna
tional convention of that body, to be held
In Bt. Paul from July 7 to 12, on Of th
large tuberculosis exhibits of the National
Association for the Study and Prevention
of Tuberculocls. will be on display. An
active campaign of education will be car
ried on among the 10,000 delegates, who will
act aa missionaries In further spreading th
message. Th tuberculosis exhibit will be
shown by the side of missionary and other
social and civic exhibits.
This campaign among the churches and
religious organisations Is only a special in
stance of the widespread Interest In tuber
culosis, which has enlisted within the last
year the efforts of such organisation as
schools, labor unions, women's clubs, com
mercial Institutions, state legislatures, th
press, and almost all of th organised clvio
snd social societies. By all of these or
ganization one sermon is being; preached,
namely, that consumption I a communi
cable disease, that it can be prevented, and
that H can be cured by fresh air, rest and
wholesome food.
MAN LESS SHIP REACHES LAND
With Sails Set, Ko Hand at the Had.
. der. Craft Weathers Gales
on the Golf.
Almost wonderful to relste, th schooner
Cleopatra, which baa been sailing ths gulf
of Mexico without a guiding hand or a
sout aboard, has been found In an ap
parently uninjured condition, with all sail
sst
This ws the manner in which sh was
discovered by men who went out from
Pensacola to Bt. Oeorge's Island, whr th
vessel was sighted aground. Bh had evi
dently gone upon the beach easily, for sh
had suffered no Injury, except a llttl to
the hull, where she had pounded on th
and, and can easily be repaired.
On December 29 the vessel was caught in
a terrific storm on th gulf, which raged
so fiercely that the captain and crw war
washed from the deck. Th sails wer
et then, and they have remained so, th
vessel wandering about th gulf and turn
ing with th chang of th wind until sh
finally landed on the beach.
During this period the gulf was visited by
half a dosen severe storms, but th vessel,
without a man aboard, weathered them
all. Aboard wer found a portion of th
cargo of navsl stores, while that portion
stored In th hold wa Intact and unin
jured. This Is th most remarkable mari
time occurrence known In ysar. Cincin
nati Enquirer.
Discovers a Jw Astral Law f
Robert L. Hodge, a house painter, ef
Franklin Park, has invented an astral cal
culator, basd on what h claims as his
discovery of a new astral law, which h
believe will revolutionise th world
chronological system. According to hi
theories, the season change ar not eauaed
by the earth's revolution around tee sun,
but rather by a yearly revolution vt tha
sun in an orbit apart from th earth and
by a balance motion of th earth on lis
equatorial axis.
Hodg haa traveled across th country
taking observations to verify his theory.
Under this, a calendar year would consist
of exactly Sb4 dsys. with each fourth
month, beginning with March, consisting
of exactly thirty-one days, the other
eight months of thirty day a H ha
worked out a new astral calculation, t t
his observation. Boeioa Hre!d.