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THE OMAHA DAILY REE: TUESDAY. MAKVJI SO, 1009.
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OFFERED FOR SALE
F-sraltnr
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r'l'RNITrRE-Also high grade piano. Call
et 2ns No. nth 8t.. room A.
(18I-M2S1 SOx
Machines.
r' V
. l XOND-TI
5 Yfeuppile
Aithta
IAND sewing machines, IS up.
ind repairs for all machine.
OITSTAFSON HENRICKSON
llth and Cap. Av.. N. E. Cor. !- 1571
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Typewriter.
TYPEWRITER Air imiim, all prices, tot
sale, for rent: rent fcpplted Beth phones.
B. r. Swanaon Co., 41T Bo. Uth St., Omaha,
a 947
Hlmlik earn.
HtOH trade soda fountain. 410 S. 1.1th 8t
(lS)-M179 11
FOR BALE New and 2d-hand Millard and
pool table We lead tha world In chess
bar fixture; easy payments. Brunswick
Balke Collcnaer. 407 S. 10th BL
FOR HALF Home four and five-ton staka
drava or would sefll whole outfit. Address
lock box 438. Bloux City, la. (16)-M797
Typewriters
FOR PALE.
FOR RENT.
All the Standard Makes.
?. V. KWANSON CX)., Inc.,
Saves You, $J5.00 to $75.00.
We Ship on Approval for
Examination. rvi.r n nkM to ielwt from", targe stork.
lowest prices consistent with reliable
guaranteed machines. Call or write for
stock lifcr and ' receive fur offer. H. F.
Bwanson t!o'.. 417 43. 18th, 'Omaha. Both
telephones. iB,
F"OR BALK Show esses, wall rases, floor
v nnnt. counters and mirrors, an in noon
condition. Apply TV r. Kcdmnnfl. Kranu
els 8tors.. . . .. (1S-MI3 1
bcnd in vour . mull order for drugs;
freight paid In 110 lots. Myera-Dlllon
Drug Co.. Omaha. ... . (1ft) M
FOR SALE A $86 Tuft's 10-synip counter
soda rountain,. seconunsno,. ai iiji. in
auire J. I). Barnes, Kullerton. Neb.
1 (16J-M866 lx
DRUGS at cut' puces; freight paid on all
110 orders; catalogue free. Sherman
McConnell Drug Co., Omaha, Neb.
1) M9
SACRIFICE SALE OF GOODS
. - . FROM THE
Karbach Auto&
Vehicle Co.
Tfl HA ttm ..'j'flai ton desks, office chairs,
rahlneis automobile siimilles. automobile
top, aiitnnohil.; Blileltl, 1-lfi.H. I, electric
motor, blacksmith I., drills, vices, an
vile, tools. shaft big, pulley", belts, wood
worklnv machinery, wsgnns of all kinds,
one 4-seuied closed carriage.
This stock , was recently taken over by
A 'Murphy & Son
snd is being
sild by them at lSth and
(16) M49B 30
Howard.
FOR SALE One Am. Hoist and Derrick
Co.. contractor hoisting engine, 616 Bee
Bldg. . . . (16)-M82I
WE HAVE ' on hand a number of 'nk
. barrels which we will aall at iOc eaS
1 Tney are Tina for' rain water or ashes
Call at press room. Be Publishing Ctk.
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THE OLD TRUSTT Incubators For low
special prices, freight prepaid 60 days'
free trial. Write the Old Trust Incu
bator Co.. Oay Center. Neb. (16) 40
FOR SALE Cash register, "National,"
with tape attachment. Address A 240, Bee.
,. - U6)-M280Aprn
BODA fountains, tiew and - second-hand;
monthly .payments. Derlght, 1816 Farnara.
(16x -M626
KI.KCTRK- PIANOS,
f 150.
Baysdorfer,
-M7S9 A20
1 ?P? Pi 0.'A i
(16)-
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON INB.. 41J N. Y. U Tel. D. 1684.
I (E)-6vat
Dr. Katheryn Nlckolas. (06 N. Y. L. Bldg.
()-6l
Dr. Bowser; over 1600 Farnam. Doug. 6370.
(5) M9nS A 28
PATENTS
D. O. BARNEiX. Paxtoa Blk. Tel. Red 7U7.
(17)-AJ
PATKNYS THAT PROTECT Three book
for Investors mailed on receipt of 6c jst
ace. K. B. and A. B. Laoey, rooms 29-U
laclflc Bldg- Washington. D. C. Estab-
iisl.ed IM'J. U7)-643
PERSONAL
U jIAHA 'Stammerers' Ins.. RamgeBldg
HALL'S safes, new. Id-band. 1K1I Farnara.
(18 1 ott
TUB BALVATION RMT soilclts raatorf
clothing! tn fact. ''anything you do nut
need -We collect, repair and sell at 134
N llth St-.' fr co,t of collection to the
'worthy poor- Call hone Douglas 41Ji
and wagonwlU caU. (l)-7i
li RS ROGERS, private confinement home.
1416 Martha St. Tel. Douglaa &30.
tU)-M60 A10X
PRIVATE home during confinement;
babies adopted. ' The Good Samaritan Fan
Itarlum. 74tt First Ave.. Council bluffs,
i. 118) MSU
) i HI r XTTTT'I fl treatment and bath. Mm
J JJ.AUlXi Av' Bmlth, W 8. 16th. Sd floor.
: j ... tin)-.'7
t ' tlACOinr. Electric vibratory, 120 8.
16th. Room tut, Fourtn
Old Boston Store. ili) All
VAPOR BATHS f:adle.M::id',;nf
men. If you want . to gt rid of your
roeutiiatlsm. lumbago, sciatica and other
chronic ailments, lake the vapor baths and
massage treatments of Dr. and Mrs li. H
Kenda. We aiso give face and si sip trcat
mecta. We get leaults. ix-ii I'uMim t.lk.
Tel. Douglas 190, Ui-S.tf A
YOUNG WOMEN" enil!ii lo Omaha s
strangers are invhcd usil u-l oun
U onion s Christian mn ii.ons.
Kunui'.i St.. uhfie ll: . ill b? iiiifi ttJ
to aultabio koardina vhm i unerwij
assisted A deacoti's i . 1 1 uniiimg ih
association meets Mains at the mion sta
tioa as trsAslers' ai l Ui-06i
TRINGES. rboir goods, by mall; cut
pi leva Send for free catalogue .Mvers
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. HSI--SIT
POULTRY AND EGGS
OTTl'MWA Poultry Yards Light Hi annus
won 7 prvmlumit at the stata fair. Sioik
for sal-, old and youiig. R. T. Cameron,
Ouuiuwai la. . tU)-Ml4 x
WHITE KOCK8 Kggs from pen scoring
VI', lo 94V $160 Ir fiftsen t-agx. C. W.
Howell. Allooua. Ia. (Ui-Mlt! 9x
ORPINGTONS, all varieties, blue ribbon
winners; mating list free. Boomgarn s
Or ii In t oa lards. Humboldt, Neb.
(1D-M161 x
EGGS From tap fine pena of Barred
Rocks of cockerel mating, cockerels scor
ing 91 and 91 $3 per IV Eggs from out
side pens. $a per luo. Mrs. J. M. Stewart.
Ainsworlh.f 1a (U) M2j 9x
SAinsworlh
FOR SALE Rose Comb Brown Leghorn
cockerels. -v rue ror prM--es. . now man,
Kouta 6. Eldora. la. (U)-Mals) Atx
White Leghorn eggs $6 per 100, at Mandy
IF, Uee Fsrut. Tel. f
(' c7rTlR,ED EGt
a ., t.. M..i 1 1. a i
i el. riorence i.'-
(UH-M766A20
C. R. I. RED EGGS for sale. Pen eggs.
$1.60 pe' lf. 8 per Juw; from lens scoring
so to (3 range $4 per It. $6 per ! J W.
Abrahaiik. ValUy. Neb. (ID MJ43
BILVFR tJtCED Wyandotte cockerel,
tholve '-k, c"red anil uns ered.' Pektn
Mrs, F. $4. MLaws''is. kUMning,
U. OLi-MmI AAs
PRINTING
JARVK PTO. CO.. Job printing and ml'if
r, join at tap. Ave. rhone lnd. A--'itJ0.
(i-o7
jteAL ESTATE
RK4.I, EST ATR OKAIERi.
RF.ED ARBTRACT CO, Est. prompt
service; get our prices. 1.19 Farnam 8t.
(l)-4(l
REAL F.BTATK TITI.FTRtBT CO.
CH AS. B. WILIJAM8U.N, President.
(lt)-M .
PATNE INV. CO., first floor. N. T. L.
3-
(19 48
BENJAMIN R. E. CO.,
Brandels Bldg.
(!) M
DARLING DARUND.
441 Brandels Bldf. Phone Doug 8034
(!)
ETJ. JOHNSON CO., 14 FARNAM BT.
Oil M 719 M24
CITY PROPERTY PVII I1LB.
LIST your property with Chris Boyer. 2!d
and Cuming Bt. (19) S
TiOTS
OX PAVED STREET
$800 TO $050
We are offering one block of south front
lots on LnruM street, between isth and
lf"h Hts.. In KWNTZF! PLACE, that .are
the beet values offered anywhere In the
dty. Several are 40 and 42-ft. fronts and
others ate fiO-ft. front bv 124 ft. deen.
Nearly all have a good terraca and ce
ment walks; mme over 1 blocks from car
line. The location Is very desirable, close
to good stores, schools and churches.
Terms, one-fourth cash, balance one, two
and three venrs . ft ner cent Interest.
The are the last good lots you will ever
bay at such low prices In this beautiful
adilltlon. We have several left on lth-
rop letwcen 23d and 24th for 1750. Lothrop
street mill ne pved tnla year.
HASTINGS & HETDEN, ibl Harney Bt.
tint two .V
HAVE YOU
$2,000, $3,000, $4,000 OR $5,000
TO INVEST OR LOAN?
Wa have a number of good first mortgage
loans on Omaha improved real estate that
will bring 4 per cent Interest. These would
be either on new homes or new brick flat
buildings, which would be. the. very best
kind of security.
HASTINGS & IIEYDEN,
New Location. 1614 Harney Bt.
FOtf SALE
A HAHOAIX
Nearly new 7-room house, mcSdern except
heat, near 2RIJ1 and CumJng. tOOO cash, bai
ance same as rent.
PHONE OWNER.
HARNBT 878S.
(19)-862 31
FOIl SALFJ 6-room house on Manderson,
one blook west of Sherman Ave.: modern
except heat. Price, f l.MK). F. B. Wnodrnw,
2716 Fowler Ae. (1 660 29x
IN BEMIS PARK.
No contract house, built bv owner for
home, 6 large rooms and reception hall
with east front, one block from car line,
on paved street.14 Strictly modern, steam
heat, excellent neighborhood, extra large
lot. Cash or terms.
JIARWOOU & HARWOOD,
Both 'Phone. 416 Ben Bldg.
(19) M688 SO
We Want Money,
That's the Reason
W will sell you 2W12 S. 2lth Ave. a good
HOME of 6 rooms $1,400.
3226 N. 26th 7 rooms, barn and dty water.
a COSY HOME $1,800.
six rooms and reception hall, modern,
hot water heat, lot 40x106 $4,000.
Four-room house. lots 79x120, chicken
hot se, coal house, etc. $1,200.
And then we have the cutest, most' swag
ger 6-room bunaalow you ever saw at $2,6o0
oio cash, balance 2B per month.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.
Suite: 624 N. Y. Life Bldg.
'Phone Red 1W9. Omaha. Neb.
Open evenings. (19) M426 30
BEAUTIFUL HOME
BARGAINS
Right 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 Hanscom park.
Park Ave. This property must be sold by
the 26th Inst., and tha price will sell It, as
It Is offered for $1,600 less than Its actual
value; part cash will handle It.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
683 Brandels Bldg.. Omaha, Neb.
(19)-3H
$2,9i0.o0 7-room good house, I large lots,
must be sold by April 1; owner moving
lo Idaho, Terms. 'Phones D. 6663. or A
fc (19) -M 483 30
IF YOU SAVE
City property, farms, ranch lands or mer
chandise to sell or trade, list them wita
me. It costs you nothing unless I effect
a sale. W. W. Mitchell. $32 Board of
Trade Bldg. OM
FOR SALE Cheap, by owner, new 6-room
cottage, modern except heat. 2716 Bprague
St. Reason for selling owner wants to
have city. (19) MJSJ80X
A SNAP
8-HOOiI MUDEHN HOME
Plastered Attic,
Two blocks from 24ih Bt. car.
South front.
Lot SoxltW. paved street, ' '
2670 Poppleton Ave.
Inquire at 2606 Poppleton Ave. '
iU)-ta 39
YOI R BEST CHANCE.
$2,000 cash e will carry the balance on
those new homes at, 3th and Marcy. If
you choose now you may select your own
combination fixtures, say what Interior
finish you want, and we will paint and
finish the houye to suit von.
H A H WOOD & HARWOOD.
Both 'Phones, 4IH Bee Bldg.
(19i-.Mi ix
A NICK lilt le home place, very complete
and desirable, retjuirlrig about 7uO cask,
balance, SI.500; building and loan; pay
mtnts: Clifton Hill, two Mocks from car.
Address owner soon. Full lot. barn,
shude. fruit trees; no commission In
volved; Immediate possesion, owner leav
ing thi.' city; will give a bargain. Stoves,
range, heating and gas stoves, also piano
snd some furniture for sale. Address J-.'ts
Bee. 1 19) -M 166$
HlGH-GltADhi RESIDENCE AND IN
COME PROPERTY.
Fine 8-rooni corner Walnut Hill best
property In Omaha for $4.(1)0.
Double house West Farnam district al
ways occupied fine property rents fur
. ' per year pays a per cent net on $12,
j no. Want offer.
Good double house Miami, near Kth al
ways In demand rents for $& per year
I pays 6 per cent net on $iK). Want offer.
p.-e wvrr.rv, nuo (.aiayeiie. or call
Harney 1UX2. ll-M33 II x
BARGAIN 8-room house on Ohio, close
to 24th St.. rents for $300 per year
Owner non-resident: must sell at unci.
If taken at once will accept, $3,260. M
J. KENNARD Co.. $10 Brown Blk .
(1)-M364
tl nun 6 rooms lot 36x137. fruit, one block
I'om csr. D"uglas SixS. (1 M6ti4 I
$2 .1i0-Corner lot, bjx12i. 26ih and A Sta,
tviuih Omaha, most desirable.
$HiO-lat 6xl5d Nth and Grover.
IIAI.UflUKK aV NE1.SON.
4M Brandels "HuilJ ug. Omaha
!9i-MOJ
PART CASH. 1 EASY TERMS. '
Six-room, lS-slory home on Boyd near
Stlh. laige lot. 17 fruit trees, lawn and
shade, fence, coalehed on alley, small base
ment tbrii-ki. IK, water Cheap, terms
H4HWIMJ14 IUHiD.
ttala $u4iea, 4l Nee kids
UA M47 Is
REAL ESTATE
C1TV PROPKRTI KOH SAL1
(Continued.)
FOR SALE
House and lot kiated at h and
Madison 8ts.. South Omaha. Inquire
MRS. A. W. KEITZBKRQKR.
114 North Rodney St.
Helena. Mont.
(1)-M 1
FOR SALJONehraaka's choicest corn and
alfalfa lands. Write for price list of bar
gains. 1 Nider, Falrbury, Neb.
(ID-MS x
CLOSE IN flat location, south and east
front, full lot, only 12 blocks from the
Boston store, $2flon. I. I'ONNRR, owner,
ail Board of Trade Bldg. (1)-M46 7
FOR BALW-Sob lot I of lot 7. Capitol add.;
also 44 ft lot 2, block 148. Make me an
offer. Blrllla C. Jones. 886 W. Prospect
Ave., Hollywood Bta., Ixis Angeles. Cal.
(110-MK1 A4
REAL ESTATE. IjOaNS and Insurance
Llst your property with us for sale or
exchange. Walnut and Orchard Hills
Realty On.. 4010 Hamilton St. 'Phones
Harney rR; Ind., B-1R42. (19 1M
BOn.EVARD HOUSE. 234 North IPth St..
9 rooms, modern, only tl&OO. Thomas
Brennan, room 1 New York Life Bldg.
(1) M
FOR 8Al.FAt NnrMk. Neb., 10-room
house, centrally locatel for boarding;
must be sold by April 10; will ronsld r
any reasonable offer. Address Mrs. H.
Murray, Grand Island, Neb. (19)-M SI
REAL ESTATE
rRH AND RANCH LAND FOR IALI
Colorado.
FARM AND FRUIT LAND.
Denver-Greeley district, tinder Irrigation;
sugar beets, alfalfa, general farming and
fruit raising; low price, easy payment
National Investment Co.. bK2 Erandela
Bldg., Omaha. Tel. Douglas (9L
(-S7
Mlssoarl.
NELSON'S bargain llst-14 80 acres 4 mllee
from Clyde; nice, level land, all fenced, at
$160. 16 ItiO acres near Agenda, In Ger
man settlement; creek bottom and well
Improved. A bargain at $3,000. with good
terms. Also have several good farms that
1 can give good trades on. Write for my
complete list, mentioning this paper.
Walter Nelsjn. Clyde. Kan. (JO) M183 8
lows.
FOR BALE A farm of $20 acres, two and
one-half miles from Osceola, the county
seat of Clarke county, Iowa. 110 acres
In cultivation, balance In blue grasa pas
Hire. Small orchard, and a number of
hade trees around the house. Good houw
and barn, and shedding for a hundred
head of cattle, and hogs, wood shed and
hen house. Farm well watered with wells
and living stream. Price $70 per acre,
or $22,400, $6,400. cash down and balance
In four years. Interest payable annually;
6 r"r cent on $12,000, and 6 per cent on
$2,200, with option to pay $500 or $1,000 at
any Interest date after one year.
Also have other bargains. "Send for list
26 P. P." Karr & Karr, Osceola. Ia.
(20) M589 A4x
Kansas.
NORTH Dlckmson county land, fine homes,
good Investments, selling fast, advancing
rapidly; come soon, get a good bargain.
Write B. Fackler, Manchester, Kan.
t20) Mm 31 X
Biggest Bargains in Kansas
880 acres of fine land, located about 14
miles from Topeka and only 3'$ miles
'from a good railroad' town; thla farm Is
flnuly Improveo. with a larfte lOrroom
home, large barns, sheds and outbuild
ings. This land is vrry well located, and nearly
: all of.lt ts good plough land: all kinds of
hjuegrass on the place.
The owner of thla place offers It tor sale
In order to close a psrriiersnip oeai, ana
It can he offered for a short time only
for the low price of $86 per acre.
This Is one of the bfst propositions In
eastern Kansas, and something that will
tnterest anyone wanting a fine large farm.
If Interested write us and we will give you
further descriptions of the place and can
sr.ow same at any time.
The World Investment Co.
80V-4 N- Y. IJfe Bldg.. Omaha. Neb.
Douglas 1920; lnd., A 4Ju3.
(30) M692 30
Nebraska.
CHEAP
FARMING LAND.
640 acres In Cheyenne county, western
Nebraska, 16 miles north of Potter on I'.
P. Ry. Nearly half fine, level plow land,
good soli, balance excellent pasture, $7 an
acre: only $760 cash, balance easy terms.
HICK8 REAL ESTATE CO., OMAHA.
(19) 69 2x
GOOD LAND CHEAP.
640 acres central Nebraska, $3 66 per acre:
$764 60
) cash, balance 8 years, $192.00 each
year; low rate of Interest
Council Bluffs.
P. O. Box 173,
(20) M 130 Sox
FOR SALE 468-acre ranch near Sidney, 120
acres of hay land, 160 acres farm land,
balance pasture, nearly all fenced; good
well, but no buildings. School house near;
sidetrack close. Price $16 per acre, part
on time. We have many other bargains.
80-acre farm, well Improved, near Grand
Islsnd. Xa.400. For particulars, write Dlil
at Huston, Grand Island, Neb.
(JO)-MIC 9x
Oklakessa.
FARMS, $6 to $7B per acr. Write for our
long list. Bemls, Brandels Bldg.
(20) 21 Mch31
CHOICE Oklahoma farm for sale. 160 acres,
6-room house, barn, crib, granary; NO acres
In cultivation, 70 acres bottom. 10 acres
orchard; T miles from railroad town: price,
$36 per acre; one-half cash, time on bal-
ance. Write 8 wops & Co.. Stillwater, OkL
(20) M7i AAx
oath DaVeta.
BUT SOT7TH DAKOTA LAND
Buy In the Kadoka vicinity, m S , .nley
county, where the rich snll grows g od
"corn, small grain, alfalfa and timothy
and clover, plenty of water easily ob
tained, free' from rock. Come and buy
while It's wltnln reach, from tH lo $t)
per acre. We also have gilt edge first
farm mortgages for sale, can net you
from 6 per ocnt to 8 per cent Interest.
Agents wanted. Fv description write to
F. B- Reldlnger 1-and Agency, Kadoka,
Stanley Co., South Dakota.
(20)-M A4x
4 ,VjO acivs 24 miles of railroad station.
I.arge part Is finest valley land, best of
soil, lots of liny, well watered, hits of
trees; land Is worth tTAOU per acre; one
ctop will pay for land. If ou see this
land you will never pja It up. Price
116.60 per acre. Easy terms.
$.0i0 ai res well Improved. 1-0.00 per acre.
1,(40 acres, $ sets of Improvements, $36 per
acre.
1 wi acres, well Improved. $30 00 per acre.
We havs many other bargains. Write or
see us.
GUJBE LAND AND INV. CO, OMAHA.
X-M492 $
Teaaa.
TEXAS
Out they g. to the Gieat
Panhandle of Texas, on our
Everv Day Excursions to see
the famous Cold Water tract.
Sherman county. Texaa.
Fine g'aln farma at low
prlcts; good soil, beet of water.
line climate. Dig crops.
Remember, wa go say day.
The World Investment Co.
rl-4 N. T. IJ'e Bldg ,
Omaha. Neb.
l4.. A 4M, IUU, Douglas 1$).
UbaIb13
REAL ESTATE
Farm am tx h i.ni for sai.k
ICnntlnued.I
Tfartk Dakota.
HAVE a very attrsctlve proposition for
men who rsn procure buyers for .farm
Unds In the best locality In the north
west. H. N. Tucker Co., Courtenar, N D.
(20) M 108 31
Wash I a art
FOR SALE W acres fruit and vegetable
irrigated lend near Spokane. Wash., at
sac-tflce. Write H. B. Smith. College,
Tabor. Ia, UD M301 Alx
Wfosilif.
STOCK RANCH
2.200 acres: 160 Irrigated, balance pasture;
all enclosed: good 11-rocm house, with hot
snd cold wster. good horse and cattle
bsrns and other outbuildings, etc.; con
tested with telephone . and situated 26
mUrs south of Douglas. Wyo. Price rea
sonable: part ce.sh. balance on easy terms.
GEO. L TOXTON, Douglas, wyo.
(30I-M7771
FARMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT Severel choice Improved farms
In Atchlnson county, Missouri;- Harrison
and Clsy counties, lows, snd Chippewa
county. Minnesota, for one-third of crop,
or will furnish seed and take half. J.
Mulhall. SlouxCUIa. 211 M1472x
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City toaaa and warrants. W.
TTVr. . .V M. 1U rirum Bt
ram.- 22)iM
WANTED City loans. Patera Trust Co.
(22) WM
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Brandels Bldg.
" l3i 666
SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotlsted.
Apply Room 417-18 First Nat 1 Bank Bldg.
BU 'Phono Douglaa $818. (22)-4
$100 TO $l.00u made promptly. F. P. Weed.
Waad Bldg.. 18th and Farnam. (22) M
LOANS WANTED.
If you need a reasonable loan on well Im
proved Omaha real estate, I can enter
tain your application, at 5 or 6V per cent
Interest, according to location or grade of
property; no delay, and privilege Is given
for repayment before maturity.
I. Sibcrnsen, 2t Old Boeton Store Bldg.
(22) M 17H A17
flVB PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Busljiess Property.
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room 1, New York Ufa Bldg.
(2) 8(6
PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. Sherwood,
616 Brandels Bldg. t82-6$
PAYNE. BOSTW1CK CO., N. Y. Ufa.
Private money; $500 to $6,000; low rata.
(22) 669
HONEY to loan on Improved Omaha prop
erty. Conrad Young, 1618 DodgeSt.
600 TO $8,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe
Real FstaU Co., 1001 N. Y. Ufa Doug,
or A-2162. ( 683
MONEY TO LOAN-Payne Investment Co.
(22)-67
$MW) to $?10.000, lowest rstes, no delay.
Garvin Bros., 1B04 Farnam. (22r M4S6
MONEY TO BUILD.
$800 to $200,000 at current rates.
W. H. THOMAS. 60S First Nat l Bank Bldg.
($3) 667
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED TO BUY."
IF you MUST sell, list with us. We cannot
sell anything unless at squeexe prices.
Open evenings.
NOWATA LAND A LOT CO.,
Bulla 624 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. Neh.
'Phone Red. 1999.
(26)-M3
LOT WANTED Have cash for a good lot,
suitable to build on. Give location anu
NH
rice. Owner only need apply. Aaoress
care riee. oi "i
SPOT CASH1'-- "
For neat home, cottage or building lot;
well located, must be very chefrp; from
owner only. 'Phone D. 6034. A-162i, or
D 191. care of Bee. (23) M113
I WANT to buy 6 to 7-room house In fair
location. Must he reasonable. Answer
quick, giving location and price SHkfd.
Address L 216, care Bee. (23) M472 29
I WANT to buy the best cottage $2,000 or
less will buy. Give location and price.
Address M 217. care Bee. (2)-M471 29
STOVE REPAIRS
FURNACE, steam and hot water repairs;
Thermostats and other heat regulators;
new furnacea and hot water combination
heating. Omaha Stove Repair Works,
1206-13118 Douglas St. 'Phones; lnd. A-3K21;
Bell. Douglax 90. 674
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHEST prices for secondhand furniture,
carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. 3P71.
, (26)-672
BEST, price paid for secondhand furniture,
carpets, stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Doug.
6401. 126) 673
AUCTIONEERING The noted suctloneer
of Iowa, Ills, snd Neb., F. D. VanPeU, has
located In Omaha. Office 843 N. Y. Life
Bldg. 'Phone, lnd. A S.V22. (261-614 A17
WANTED To buy large numbers of Ho
mer pigeons for squab ralHing; also pure
white Homers. Write describing what
you have, quoting lowest price. Dean
Swift Poultry Co., Des Moines, la.
(26) M938 29
WANTED To buy Union Pacific railroad
land contracts. P. O. Box 4i4. Omaha.
'.25)-MllSi 31 x
WILL pay good price for hnuse to move.
J. H. Parrotte, Board of Trade.
(25)-M483 4
SHARE of stock In Happy Hollow club.
Address K 216. Bee. (251 M47W 'JS
WANTEDTO RENT
FURNISHED house, 5 or 6 room, by man
and wife for 6 to 12 monlhs. Address
A 267, Bee. (26i-Mii71 Is
WANTED SITUATIONS
FIRST CLASS family washing, rough or
finished: lowest rales; guaranteed. Web
ster 31B4. (27) M 268 Sox
PHARMACIST registered In Nebraska, de
sires position nuislde of Omuha: German
settlement preferred: can furnish good
references. Address F 245. care Bee.
('.71 M 411 30x
WANTED Uy capable young man with
good references position as hotel clerk In
ctiv or out of town. Address S W. care
Bee. (271 M4I8 ax
POSITION wanted: draftsman wants a po
sition with architect or engineer. Can
begin at once. Address C 242. care Bee.
f .27) M2U9 3ox
D. C. SCOTT, D.V.S.
(Successor to Dr. H. L. Ramacciottl.)
ASaTSTAJTT KTATB YETZBZaTASXAjr.
Of floe as 4 XoayitaJ, 0810 Maaoa
Street,
Calls Promptly Answered at All Honrs.
-Tkoe-.rusyT. 0iH, 1U
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE CONSTKl'CTING QCAHTER
niaster. Foil leaven worth. Kansas, March
26. 1M9. Scaled propoeuls in Irlplicate will
be received here until 11 a. in.. Central
time, April 9. 1K"V. and th-n opened, for the
construction of a hand stand. Full In
formation and blank forms of proposals fur
nished on application to this otrtce. Plans
snd siMH-iflcations may be seen here, also
In office of chief quartermaster, Omaha,
snd Maatatr Builders' exchange, Kansas
City. Mo. United States reserves ths right
to accept or rrject any or all proposals or
anv parts thereof. Envelopes to be msiked
"Proposals for Bund Bland " and sd
.ss-d to Capt. Wm. D. Davis, (Juarter
maatsc, -I0-U-A7-I
$1000.00
Civea for any substanca io-
iunoii to health found ia food
lesaaiag from the ns oi
Calumet
Balling
FT
Powder
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master, Cheyenne, Wyo., Marrn 24, 1909.
Sealed proposals In triplicate will be re
ceived at this office until 9 So a. m., moun
tain time, Saturday, April 24, lfti9. at which
time l hey will be opened In public, for fur
nishing all labor and material required In
the construction and remodeling of an eho
trlo lighting system at Fort D. A. Russell,
Wyo., Including the following Items: 1.
Constructing primary, si-condaty,- service,
transmission and street light lines, furnish
ing and Installing cut-ouls snd street Ismp
brackets and Installing transformers, re
moving part and remodeling part of the
old line. 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. t. construction of
bulldiiw for transformer sub-station, sll In
accordance with plans and apeclflrstlons
prepared In the office of the quartermaster
general, I nlted Btates array. 1'lana and
specif icatlons are on file In this office and
In the office of chief quartermaster. De
partment of the Missouri. Omaha, Neb.
chief quartermaster, Department pf Colo
rado. Denver. Colo.; chief quartermaster,
1 ... T L, ... 111
depot quartermaster, St. Louie, Mo., ami
quartermaster. Fort lavenworth, 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 st Fort D,
A. Russell, Wyo," and addressed to Cap
tain V. K. .Hart, Fifteenth Infantry, act
lug quartermaster. I'nlted States army. In
charge of construction, room 8, Keefe hall
Cheyenne, Wyo. M26-2i-29-80A2-2S
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Wm. A. Weldenhaft and wife to Balt
haser N. Jessen. e"A swVt section
15-16-9 and other lands $49,280
b. a. nooersrn and wife to F. W.
Shields, lot IV, block 6. Klrkwood,
and other land 600
f. J. Moran and wife to Hattle Koep
pel, et al., lot 11. block 116, 8outh
Omaha 1,600
J. w. Hannon to Thomas W. Haaen,
west 22 feet of east 44 feet lot $.
block 852, Omaha 5,000
neien w. ochneck et al. to Ixtulse 8.
Zabrlskle. south 100 feet lot 17 and
west 26 feet of south 100 feet of lot
18. block "J." Saunders' Hlme
haugh's add
The Long Island Iian and Trust Co.,
executor, to same, same.., 860
Board of Church Erection of the Gen
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian
church, tr Jess E. Rogers, lot 7.
block 21, Orchard Hill 626
Helen W. Schneck to Ida Decli. north
two-thirds lota 1. 2 and 3. block 19.
Walnut Hill 1,600
Wm. E. Dyer and wife to M. D. Cam
eron, lots 5 and 6, section 26-16-9... . 1,876
Charles R. Ilannan, Jr., et al. ' to
Thomas W. Hasen, west 2$ feet of
east 44 feet of lot 3. block 362, Omaha 1
H. H. Baldrlae and wife to D. C. Pat
terson, trustee, lots i9, 20, 21, 22 and
26. block 6,'-Lakevlew..... 10
Caroline C. Johnson and husband to
Joseph H. Presson. north 128 feet
of lot 9. block 111, Dundee Place.... 1,000
llavnw Carmeau and husband to
Frank Dtnuzxo, lot 4, block 4, Sul
phur Springs 4,000
The John A. Creighton Real Estate .
and Trust company to D. C. Morgan,
lot 27. block 8. CreighUw's 1st 725
Leo Baroch and wife to John f.
Belim. und. H nw1 lot 19, Kounlxe
2d add. and other land 1
Dora Nielsen to Peter Henriksen, lot
18. block 8, Wslnut Hill " 1
Brower E. McCague and wife to
Walter Anderson, lot 62. Mid City
add 800
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co.
to P. C. Hansen, lot 14. Stewart
Place ' 4,700
Mellora W Fairfield and husband to
Carolyn Wills, lot 11. block 1, Oak
hurst Park 2.000
Oeorae W. Jones to Harry C. Leas,
lot 6. Bluff View 2,750
H. C. Freeman et al., referee, to Ed
ward Olsln. lots 12 and 13. block 103.
Florence 150
John Swanson to Adolph Johnaon.
east 25 feet of nV lot 6, block 6.
Park Place, and lot 10. block S.
Park Forest 1,600
South Omahs Tnnd compsny to
George Halm, lots 1 and t, block
S3. South Omahs 1.000
L. P. Ijarson et al. to E E. LeBeau.
lot 19. block "A." Saunders A Hlme
baugh's add 600
County treasurer tr A. J. Seaman,
lots 7 and 19. block 4. Cotner A
Archer's add
Some to same, lot 4. block 7. Ambler
Place ,
Sane to same, lot 18, Bmlth (N. J.)
Place
7.. M. Flllson to Hans F. Knudsen,
lots 6. 7 and 8. block 5. Irvlngton 4.600
The John A. Crelshton Real Ertnte
and Trust enmpttnv to Hattle M.
V. WI'on. lot 9, block 4. Crelghton's
1xt srtd TOO
are' Bsst'-e ind '"lba"d t" James
W. Owen, lot 9, -wblock 8, Orchard
Hill T50
Dnnls J. Craven et al. to J. A.
Reader, lots 8 and 9. block li. Lowe's
sub . 1100
Kenwood Reltv comnanv tn R. N.
Mead, lots 281. 2S2 and 23, Kenwood ?7S
Total
...8.W4
STEAMSHIP.
mew toii to riui xv a days
FRENCH LINE
Safety. Bpsed, Comort
Tla Havre to Parts, the City Beautiful.
Fast Trains to All Contlnsnuw Points.
Compagnie Generale
Trans atlant ique
Oi fan tie twin screw Jprmt rtmmr. sail rtry
ThurartoT, 10 a. m They ar modern wonders,
with all anvsnincs snd luxurla of most palatial
bntsls on vd grsndsr susie. Paase ngsr lavators,
rof cafe. onh?Ktra. famous ruisjrin. jrymnaatum.
dally nwppsrs, sltwini sutlsa, provide graalatt
comfort. Naval officer, msn'ci-wsr discipline, r I ra
le telegraphy. ulmarlna bsll at anal ay at am af
ford every provision for siHtoluts safety.
LI
Tourstn. April 1.
U Bavol. April It
l.a Tourmtn. April 19.
I Lorrslns, star 6.
Ls Provvm-e. April 15.
Sp-lal Ona-claaa Cabin Sarrtre u ctaasl 140
to 940. sliamata Haturriava on naw larss twls
M-rew and eiprena ateamtra.
Nvw York-Bnrrfeaui 8rvlrs (ona el Ada esbIB)
onl 40 and tM.
H. E Moons
I. . N aeaa
W. B. Bock
. 1401 farnam Straat.
. Hi National Bank
154 Farnam Slraat.
......
forth (JermanJoyd.
FAST EZPKISI SESYICat
PLTMOl'TH I HSRBOl RO BREMEN 10 A M
Kala Wm. II. April 4 Caclllo Ar.-il
Krnnprina Wm , Apr. li ri Wm. Se Ora , Apr IT
IWII-8CK1W FASSXaTOBB. MBatVva,
BKtktEN DIKElT 10 A. M.
P. Kriadrlch Wm., Apr. 1'Yorrk April I
Bradenburg April I' tinalaanajl April 29
Calla at Plvmoulh and ( harbours
MIOITIMAIIAI BBHYXOa
UIBHALTAH h APLKS OUNOA
Baillns a' II A M.
K. LulM April 10. K. Albert April 14
P Irons April IT Karkar Mar I
Hortb Oermaa fcloya Travelers' Obeoka,
Oelrioha Co, iruii, roadway, v. y!
K. Clensaealas at OoM bear bora st, Oki
oage, IU. .
CAIsSINAVUNAUEfilCAU LTM
19.SS9 Tea Twls Straw sss sugar Itaunarl
Direct te ...
Norway, Sweden and Deimark
Hallig Ota April lie. r Tiatcaa .... Mar
Oacax II Apr. I Hslll Olat sUf 14
tnltad stataa April iM Oarar II Mar 7i
All tsajnere KqQlpped Wlta Wireless
Plrat tabin l.a upaard. .on a oslMS. salsa
A E Johnson ( o . us B. stinsis St.. caiaaaa,
Id. ar is UiasJ AssaiA.
HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR FAIR
Annual Fe$tiyl Will Be Thii Week
Durinj Spring; Vacation.
FKIDAY WILL BE THE BIO DAT
Sealer Will Pat v r.r....
i.l Thareaar ReaearelsieT
Thelr Parte In lraan
Art. x
Th. annual hleh school senior fair will
be held this week. Wedneadsy and Thurs
day will be devoted to preliminaries snd
rehearsals by seniors, while rTiusy
the big day for the patrons.
Work on the shows and departments ,m
been In progresa for two wecse n....
be completed by Tuesdsy. Speclsl stsges
have been fitted to the platforms of I lie
three study hslls and In the gymnae. .....
and extensions have been maue 10 to-
. . . j - .1 m nor
trie lighting system, nunurro-
flower and an enormous amount of pa
per decorations are being put up.
Mr. TH.mlni one of the cisss .e...-.
is In generst chsrge of the fair, snd has
assisted the chairmen of the various com
mittees In perfecting an organised system
for handling the wo: -
1 It has heen decided to follow the plan
adorned last year to limit the number of
tickets to be sold so aa not to mar the suc
cess and beauty of the fair by having 100
large a crowd.
Sekedale ef the Fair.
With Mrs. Fleming as general superin
tendent and Harry Trucker and Howard
Roe as general managers, the special com
mittees will carry out the system of co.
operative management as has been
adopted.
The stage managing for the two playa Is
under the direction of John Bowen. Phil
lip lAhmer and Arthur Aycrtgg; tne rur
nlture Is being arranged for by Earl Bur
ket and Walter Griffith, and Miss Ethel
Reese la In charge of pillows for Beats and
booths. The reception committee, under
the direction of Miss Klewitt and Miss
Florence McHugh, Is composed of Marie
Hodge. Louise Curtis. Vera Fltxgerald,
Clara Hearon. Pesrl Janney. Clara Jones.
Bertha Roman. Ethel Ross, yaleska Ox
ford, Mabel Whltehouse. Jessie Brain and
Blanch Bmlth. ,
Tha patronesses of the fair will be: Mrs.
J P. Roe, Mrs. W. W. Davidson. Mrs.
Charles Harding. Mrs. K. tT. Graff. !
Kate McHugh. Mrs. J. F. Woolery. Mrs.
George Gifford. Mrs. William A. Aycrlgg.
Mrs. James Hodge, Mrs. W. B. Curtis, Mrs.
B. F. Dennlson, Mrs. F. P. McConnell. Mrs.
Harold Gifford and Mrs. George Ryan.
' Prosrrans tm Fall.
The program of the fair Is as follows
Play, "Mr. Bob, room im.
Cast:
Miss Rebecca Luke....
Miss
Helen Sorcnson
Kathertn. R" ' Vj'.hen McDonald
MrYoW 'Bryant. Mary Holllnger
.Coe Buchanan
Patty
Philip Royson
Jenkins
uoene Breakfast room
Will Ross
. . .Sam Carrier
In Miss Luke's
summer home.
Act I Morning.
Act II Afternoon. m -,,.,,,,
Miss Jessie anon ana
McConnell In charge.
xiv No. 2: a comedietta In one act;
"A Case of Suspension." Caat:
Dorothy
Alice.
Mildred
Harold
JTom
..Miss Edna Levi
..Miss Mary Roe
..Miss Irma Book
. .Sanford Clifford
....Waldo Dennta
....Donald Wood
Jax:k
til., rinhall. .IliriktnB. .
Beatrice Barnhart
Prof 'Kmllua Edgerton . . Fred McConnell
Kstherlne, a Celtic rnald. . .. ...... ..
Mlsa Crarlna Hall
Jonas! a seminary man... Claude Neavles
Living pictures, room 804:
"Ruth the Gleaner," Irene La-ngdon.
"Angelue," Grace Hempel and Carroll
Sears. -
"Lilacs." Psnsy Williams.
"William of Nassau," Drexel Sibern-
8"PrlBclUa and John Alden," Catherine
Becker and Carroll Seara.
'St Rose of Luna," Frances 8cott.
Spring," Blanche. Bellls.
"The Laughing Cavalier," Harry En
trlckln. 'Queen Louise," Beulah Hunter.
"The Sower," Walter Berndes.
"Duchess of Devonshire," Carroll How-
"Old. Yet Ever New," Helen Chesney
and Harold McKlnr.ey.
"Countess Potocke," Luclle Beti.
'A Iidv of Quality," Freda Caley.
"The Medicine Men." Carl Myers, Harry
Entrlckln, Walter Berndes, Charles
Baumlet and Harold McKlnney.
"Good Night," Louise Curtis, Mlsa
Hantlng and Mlsa Branded.
' Will Haynee. pianist.
Freaks In wax, exhibited in tha cele
brated Maxlmllin flotaux.
"The Ultra of Fashion," Dora Johnson.
"The Domestic Girl." Ora Russell.
"The Girl Who Primps," Helen Bllsh.
The members of the Rooters' club,
Lucy Finlsyson:
'A German Singer." Louise Carson.
"The Popular Girl." Margaret Cole.
"Sweet Girl Graduate," Barbara Went
worth, "The Freshmen," Jean Watson and Hu
bert Dllle.
"The Awakward Squad," Hubert Dllle,
Caspar Blackburn, Stuart Nurse and
Walter Berndes.
"The, Athlete." Morley Young.
"Tie Frat Man," Fred Myer.
"The Lofty 8enlor." Herbert Rysn.
"Editor of 'The Register.' " Lyle Rob
erts. Color drill, Mr. Bwartx In charge: '
Oeraldlne Gifford leader.
Dancers, Card a Scott. Bessie Latey
Florence Van Horn, Margaret Walker,
r ranees uamon, r ranees Alien, Katn
erlne Howard. Ruth McIXinald. Hasel
Howard. Agnes Russell, Augusta Drosta,
Merle McCandless and Wllhelmlna Ful
ton. "The Mlnitrels:"
Interlocutor Fred Carlson.
Endmen Lee Mitchell, Leonard Larmon,
isianton oanaoury, eorge tturnngton.
Trombone Solo Eugene Ryley.
Maslcal la the Library.
In the library the following musical pro
gram will be rendered:
Afternoon 2:30-5.
Piano Solo lone Beats.
Quartet Elizabeth J. Becker. Lutie Gibbs,
Aiirro, Morris, will Morns.
Piano Solo Olive Seymour.
Violin Solo Elisabeth J. Becker.
Piano Bolo-Florenee Peterson.
Mandolin Solo Edith Shrum.
Vocal 60I0 Christine Pnulsen.
Piano Solo Ruth Partridge.
Violin Hplo Fred Frederlckson.
Piano Sole Beulah Whlttemore.
Violin Solo Lutle Olbhs.
Piano Solo Edna Taylor.
Violin Solo Robert Lucke. "
Piano Solo Helen Taylor.
E)venlng-8.80 to 10:80:
IMano Solo-Edna Tavlor.
Mandolin Solo Edith Bhrum.
Piano Solo Florence Peteraon. '
'Cello Solo Alfred Morris.
Piano Solo Ruth M Sherwood.
Violin Solo Elisabeth J. Becker.
Piano Duet Julia Lvnn, IxveJoy Lynn
Violin Solo Lutle Glbhs.
Dnet (vocal) Will Prentiss. Charles Lang.
nario Bnioi'Piva nrymour
Violin Solo FTed Frederlckson.
Plsno Bolo Ruth Psrtgldge.
Cornet Solo Arthur Marowlts.
Piano Solo lone Beats
Violin Solo Elisabeth J. Barker
White Men Dewltt Babbitt, Edwin Ros
enberg. Clarence Recfcer, Joseph Noons
cjeorge Klewitt.
Plsnlst Hennr Ixts ,
Instructor Henrv I.atenier.
Paplla Ib Oiarae af Doetfca
Pupils In charge of booths are as follows
Fancy Work Marv Carlyle. Bertha Oille.
I.llllsn Hushes. Anna Mever. Jeanette Mulr
Viola Pederson. Mabel Whltehouse Mabel
Amnions. Oeorgla Miller. Matilda Schnlls
Helen Davidson. Elvla IJn.latrom. Marie
Bwsnson. Anna Btuart. Miss Landis
Punch Booth Mabel Rood. Antonla Dau
gaard. Helen Hansen. Lucy Harts, Bieita
Bhallenbark. Frances Rogers. Lavllla
Shassmlt. Hasel Carpenter. Ruby Taacson.
Esther Johnson. Miss Adams snd Miss
Hughes In charge.
Refreshments Miss Ruth Llndtey snd
Mis Lyle Roberts In rharae Zella Bee he,
Mabel Craighead Ruth Dolon. Lutle Othhs.
Bertha Oille. Rhea Imareaux. Edith
fihruin. Martina Bwsnson. Iawrence.' Clara
HendHckson. Med nee Penn. Hedwtg Bnren
son. Mrs. Atkinson snd Mis Pexton.
Candv Booth Helen THvldaon chairman
Jeeate Bath, Haxsl Andsrsoa, Elvira Hua-
tead. Peut.ih Whitman. Ivy le. Wllhell
mlna Fii't.'ti. Cathar-ne Matthews. Anita
Muxan, Florence Wolfe. Pansy Williams.
Caroline Hansen, Marl- Hie.'. Helen Vvltk.
Oladvs Solomon. Mnraaret Lay. IJIUP Tal
lertiphus. Helen Tr.nl. Anna w oilman.
Miss Adsms and Mies Hughes.
Art Booth- Miss Harriet Bweesv.- tr
chsrge. Fredrick Fcvn, Christ Irse TaiJaon,
Msr)..rle Smith, Mildred MrMurphy, Mbef
Workman. ....
Cox Boy Shot '
by Playmate
Injured Lad First Told Tarent that
Strange Youth Had Inflicted .'
Wound.
. First telling his parents that he receive
an ugly woundln the calf of hla Irs, by. .
being shot by an unidentified boy who was
a block swsy and had a 2-callber Hfle.'
Ralph Cox. the 10-year-old son ot .Thomas
W. Cox. 4SI7 Capitol avenue, haa now In
formed hla parents that he was acoMentaH.v .
shot by his playmate, Harrison ; Hendeo, ..
while the two were fooling with a loaded
IS-callber revolver. ' '
The lad who did the ahoortng and tn '
Cox boy were so frightened after' If Oc
curred that they failed to tell ths 'stralgHt
of the matter, but aMer Emergency' Officer
Dan Lfthcy worked on. the 'case awhrle"
Monday morning he untajigted the" s'tfalr
and they toht how If hAppehed. Tbiing'
Hendee Is 15 years of age sin) Uvea at 4401,.'
Dodge street. His father has decided not
to allow him lo playwl'h flrearma any
more. The Cox boy. Is not, much" th worse j, i
for his wound.
Rail l.enane for MltoeM
, MITCHELL 8. D.. Mafrh 29. tRpcclal V
-I'lani are being made by BeCrelafy' Whit-"1 .
taker of the Young Men's fhriellau assoclsi
tlon to Brrange for an amateur base ball
league In this city this Summer.' H vt-i'
pects to have a four-team league and tha .
games will be played st an early hour to v.
he evening, at least , two games played
during the week. All players In the clty
will meet this wiek to aid In the pertec- .
Hon of the league. Twenty 'years ago
Mitchell had eight ball teams In a league
and every afternoon after 4 o'clock the
business men closed their doors and ad- -
oumed to a vacant lot on Main afreet-to
witness the. dally game, each team, . repre- !
senttng a city then playing in tha national -league.
' . . "
Blind Papll to (live Play.
BIOLX -FALLS. S. D.. March 29.-(8pe-
rlal.) One of the most unique public' en
tertainments ever given In the state wilt
be given In the near futurebgi a, number
of the pupils of the State School for the -Blind
at Gary. Although blind tha pupils
will present a play and are expected lo
be trained so well that they will be able
to move about the stage And present their
parts as well as any amateur players who
have their eyesight. The pupils who will
take part In the play are hetng drilled by
Mr. and Mrs. Scolea, theatrical people of
unusual ability and by teachers and others.
Announcement f the Theaters.
The engagement of "The Thief" at the
Boyd this week Is attracting unusually
arge audiences and la causing a great
deal of talk. It Is undoubtedljr.tene. of the
finest plays Omaha playgoers have had a
chance to see this aeason.
On Friday evening Miss Viola Allen opens
for an engagement of three performances
In her latest play, "The White. Blstsr."
This has' been one of the most discussed
plays of the decade and the , engagement
Is alceady assured of heavy patronage.
Stalling Sunday and for four nights 'The
Traitor," Rev. Dixon's sequel to "The
Clansman," comes with the largest or.
ganizatlun with a play of this character
ever presented here.
Of the numerous features of Interest at
the Orpheum this week none IS superior to
that of T. Nelson Downs, the coin and card
manipulator. Nothing could be more dainty
than the art of the West on s, whose play
ing and singing Is on of tha warmly ap
plauded numburs. It Is quit useless to
more than mention the success attained by
the justly popular comic opera, "School
Days." Armstrong and Clark with their
popular aongs also score a marked success.
as do those remarkable tumblers, the Thra
Yosuarys. -
Sturdy oaks from little acorns - grow
advertising In The Bee will do wonders tor
your business.
The
Exceptional
Equipment
of the California Fig Syrup Co. and tha
scientific attainments of its chemists haw
rendered possible the production ef Syrup -of
Figs and Elixir of Senna, in all of its "
excellence, by obtaining the pure medio .,
inal principles of plants known to act most
beneficially and combining them most
skillfully, in the right proportions, with ,'
its wholesome and refreshing Syrup of
California Figs. -
..As there is only one genuine Syrup of
Figs and Elixir of Senna and as the gent '. '.
uine is manufactured by ah original '
method known to the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, it is always necessary to buy tha
genuine to get its beneficial effects. ', '
A knowledge of the above facts enables
one t9 decline imitations or ti return them
if, upon viewing the package, the full name
of the California Fig Syrup Co. is not found
printed on the front thereof.
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for fistula And
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ours. I Sao what I aay. My
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to danrarous operations Hua
dreda have hesn cured. Tbsaarae
u poaalMe s.r you. N n mora aur-
nanns, do more uiiptaaaariinaai
or AuitoraiiCA. M treatment
si uxm a ureal aaat ana aocK
I e cur ia lbs world, la
vesusau It now.
I absaiuta.
Pay No Money
Until Cured.
and bauoodl-
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tea s cur iBevarv
WRITE
llSJS tbat L amij
fcrwatmanl. Bstiat
Uil. keep jrour Binoer
In your burial ruii
TO OAY
FOR
11 III you own bank. I
IN llMAt VAlL TkM
.if. 1 ' ' Uwouf b. hav cured roa
oun.piaaeiy snd you ar ssUsAad
In emry parutvlar, Utro fmy an
lb JL.all In I aak. tu.ti.
land aqiisr and abnuid Indian
Iiciu tot-. ma ana m ni at enps,
'it st laaat rile f si tra book.
HMwiuiiiHwmii. address
Dr. E. R. Tary(
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