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THE HEE: OMAHA. THUItRDAY. APRIL 13. 1M9.' 11 i V OFFERED FOR SALE Miscellaaeoai atlaaea. SF.ND us your mull . ordere for drug; freleht paid In $10 lots Myers-Dillon prof Co.. Omaha, (1 FOR BALiP! or trade; Reynold' cabinet grand upright piano. 1W0 8. 1th. (Mt-MI.TJ 1 FOR BAIJS New and Id-hand billiard and CI table. We lead the world In cheap fixtures; eesy aymenta Hrunswlck Balks Collenter, , log g. loth 8u (!)-nl DRUGS at cut prices; freight paid on all I0 orders; catalogue free. Sherman A MeConnell Drug Co., Omaha, Neb. ' (18) 0g THS OU TRUSTY Incubators. For low special prices, freight prepaid 6Q days' free trial; .Writs ths Old Trusty Incu bator Co., Clay Center, Neb. US) 40 FOR BALK Soma four and five-ton stake drays or would sail whole outfit. Andreas lqck box 436, Bloux City. la. (16) M602 TENT8 AND -AWNINOS. Order now before tha rush begins. 'Phone ua for estimates no charge. Omaha Tent and Awning Co. UTH AND HARNEY 8TB. DOUGLAS Mi (1)-MJ7 Mayt FOR SAIE Cash register, National," with tapa attachment. Addreas A 240. Bee. .... (l)-M.0Apra7 "VVB HAVE on hand a. number of Ink barrela which we .will aell at 60c each They are fins for rain water or ashea Call, at pressroom Baa Publishing Co. , 06) 277 FOR BAUD Ons Am. Hoist and Derrick Co., contractors hoisting engine. 616 Has Bldg. (16J-606. BODA fountains, new and secondhand; monthly payments.' Derlght, lSli) Farnam. (16) 6ut ELKCTBIC -PIANOS. 4150. Baysdorrer, 16 Capitol Ave. .' (!) M'h Air FOR BALEt-Npw roll top desk, letter and rard file cabinet, office chairs, rugs and Uemlngton .typewriter with desk. 7 New York Life. Bldg. (16) M8l 16x RKMINGTON typewriter No. r first clans, 630. People's Loan Co.. 1623 Farnam St. ' . . ...... (16)M39 TYPEWRITERS Any make, all prlcos, easy terms: shipped anywhere; agents wanted In unoccupied territory; write for large bargain list and offer. R. F. Bwan eon Co.. 11 8. 15th St., Omaha. ... (181-M76T INCUBATORS for sale cheap. Apply to Rxpressman's- Delivery- Co. 22nd and Isard St., . ., (1)-M731 lSx NEW Westinghmiae,' electnc desk fan, twelve -Inches, 110 volts, for Bale, or will exchange Tor Underwood typewriters. Ad dress U 301. oare Bee.. -. . (IS) M9I9 Ux am LOAt9 loose dirt free for hauling. 1619 Vinton St. - - ' v. (!) 9T 18x ...' OSTEOPATHY JOHNSON INS., 41s"N. T- h- Tel. D. 1664. ., t,...- ; , . 1 . re)- Dr. Katheryn Nick-Mas. 608' N. Y. l. Bldg. .-.' (6-v Dr. Bowsef, 'over 1600 Farnam. Doug. M7Q, - (B) M9M A2 PATENTS D. O, BARNELL, Paxton Blk. Tel. Red T117. (17) 610 H. A STUBJaEoV Atty. N. Y. I Tel. D. 3469. (17)-M651 Mayx PATKNT8 THAT PROTECT Three books for Investors mailed on receipt of 6c poet age. R. 8. and A. B. Lacey, rooms 29-31 Pacific Bldg, .-Washington, D. C. Estab lished lSig. - - (17) 611 PERSONAL' TUB SALVATION ARMY solicits castoff elothlhgf In tacti "anything- -you do not need. Wf collect, rapair and acll at 134 i. 11th St.T for cost of collection to the wortiiy ivor. - Call 'vhoae-AHniglas Alii and wagon" Will tall."-' r tl)-7b OMAHA (Stammerers' Ins., Kamge Bldg. (lit) BYRINGE8, rubber ' goods. ' by mair; cut l-nces. eieiitt tor free catalogue. Myers Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha tli 614 1U riJl',', treatment. Mme. Smith, "622 8. 16lh, third floor. (IS) Sai A HOME for- women during confinement. We find homes for babies where moth ers cannot care for them. Babies boarded. Mrs. Martha A. Lee, 403 Ban croft St. 'Phone Douglas 19J1. ' (18) M436 May7x WANTED The. acquaintance of refined young. lady,- 22. years old. Address Y 159, care Bee. " (IS) M145 16x PRIVATE? -'home during confinement; babies adopted. The Quod Samaritan San itarium. )40 First Ave., Council Blufts. Is, (1S)-M962 HAIX'8 safes, new." M-hand... 1818 Farnam. .. .... .- .. tw-6ia VAP0B BATUS tVSVel . men. If you want to get rid of your rheumatism. Iurabag6, sciatica and other chrente aliments, take the vapor baths and massage treatments of Dr. and Mrs. K. B. Benda. We also'gtvs face and scalp treatments.- We get results. 230-234 Pnxton Blk. Tsl. Dougloa 19a (18 bj$ May it YOU NO 'WOMEN coming to Omaha as strangers- (ire Invited to vli-lt the Yoiing Women's (christian association, 17th nnd Howard Bta, where they will be directed to suitable boarding places or otherwise assisted. - A deaconess representing ihe ssaectatfon meets trslns at ths Union sta tion as travelers' aid. - (lt)-26 MAONETTO K1"-IC vibratory. 1 S. VVVriXTi lVlsth. room 3W. Fourth Floor, Old Boston Store. (1S 9tS Ma12 MABRAOE-PROF. G K. D1NJIAN. EX PERT MASSEUR. For ladlea and genile men. It tired, languid.- lasy, from lack of circulation which causes Indigestion, constipation, torpid liver, rhsumalism and chrorvlo troubles, try ,the Orisntal mas sage. Thorough hand work. Face and ecalp treatment; t years In Omaha at 406 Bee Bldg. Douglas 403s. - 'l')-17 B,i,I . POULTRY AND EGGS 8. C. B LEGHORN EOGti-ll per setting, U per lw). O.'il. Deaver, Orleans, Neb. (11) M6J6 23x 8. C. WHITE LEGHORN EUGS-Choice standard bird stock, iieavy laying strain. W per 100, M pr 60, U per 30. Mia. W. L. McKenuey, Palmer, Merrick ' County, Neb. OD-Matf 23x S. C. BUFF ORPINGTONS, free range; egga Ir Jiatching. 1U per 15. H uO for 50, li.ou for UH. liiilian Runner duik eggs, U for tl-26; 60 for 14.60. Toulouse giwae egg. So eaih.- Guaranteed frrati 'jnd fernl. , Peter Brehin, Harvard. Neb, tll)-5f5.18 x . C. BLACK MINORCA eggs for setting. II for Jl Tel. Harney UIS. (ll)MiS2 M2 R- C. R. I. RED EGOS for sale. Pen egga 11.66 prr 16. $8 per 100: from pens scor'ng 90 to U range fl per 16, 86 per luo. J. VV. Abraham, Valley. Nob. (11) M2U CHAMBERLAIN'S Original perfect dry ct ii k feot I'ee this only snd ssve young chickens. Blewsrt's Feed Store, Sol Ageaca lit N. 16th Bt. (1D-UH41 May 1" White Leghorn egga 86 per 100, at Mandy Lee Farm. Tel. Florence 161. ,-.... - . (1U-M766 A2t l.N't'UBATORS forSale ckeap. Apply to Expressman's Delivery . Co.. KM snd Isard Sla. - - - (in M731 lSx PRINTING JARVE PTQ. CO., Job printing and calen dars. 16th Csp. Ave. Phone Ind. A-2W0. - - (5) 615 REAL ESTATE MX A I, TATB DB6LEBI. REED ABBTKACT CO.. Est. I6; prompt service, get etr pricea 1710 Farnam su (ll-61i REAL ESTATE RE 4 L -;tAlK DEALERS. (ConHnued.1 REAL ESTATE TITl.E-TRUBT CO. CH A3. K. WILLIAMSON. President. (19)-61? PAYNE INV. CO.. first floor N' Y. L (! 1B BENJAMIN R. E. CO.. 1T7 Brandela Bldg. (lt)-l WALKUP REAL ESTATE CO.. 60S PaxWn block. (19)-MT,7 Mayl3 CITY PROPfEMTY FOR IALI, 7 flAUOAIN WEST FARNAM One of the most high and sightly polnta In the Immediate cream of West Farnam district, cnneletlng of south snd east front corner 110x187 fe-t. with fine shade, com manding view, street psved on both sides, wtlh perma-nent Walks; large two-story 12 room house, exceptionally well built; down stairs finished in quarter sawed oak, large rooms. This property never offered for sale until this time. Owner decided to sell nnd wants to make quick sale. Can he seen any day. House cost $12.0no to HS.0U0 and It can be bought for a little over the actual valuo of the ground. Bee us for particulars. D. V. 8HOLEfl COMPANY. Ill B. of Trade. Bldg. 16th snd Farnam 8ta Tels. ; Douglas 49. Ind. A1C49. (19)-M906 18 BET. FIELD CLUB WEST FARNAM. Houso completed 6 months ago; polished floors, net and nobby; high and slghtly 1 block from car, 83,500; 8WX cash. F. D. WE AD, 1801 FARNAM ST. (19)-G6 14 BRAND NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE In Crelghton'e First addition, just com pleted, all ready to move Into, strictly modern, with combination fixtures, fin ished floors, large living room, full bricked cellar, with outside entrance; east front on S4th St.. south of Martha. Price l1.4fK; 600 to 31,000 down, balance on time. Letua show you this property. Payne, Bostwick & Co. Bole Agents. Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg. (19 101 14 Harney Line ON CAR LINE STREET PAVED. Built 19U7; 8 rooms, cemented basement, floored nttic; newly decorated; 1R19 N. 33d, corner Seward; paving paid; 34,200. If not aold this week will be leased at $35 per month.. .. .. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO-, 1001 N. Y.LIfe.. Doug, or A 2152. , (19)-109 14 OWNER LEAVING OMAHA We offer for a few days fine 6-room residence on Burt 8t., south front, modern, good basement and walks. Owner has to move onto homestead this month. Price $3,000; $1,000 cash; balance same as rent; If desired, furnishings. Including piano, will be sold with the house for $400, NATIONAL INVESTMENT COMPANY, K2 Brandels Bldg., Omaha. 119) 108 18 674x135 ft. East front on 32d St.. Jfst north of bodge 8t. One of the few choice lots left In Omsha for sale. If sold this week we think the owner will take 44.760. 3310 Dewey Ave. This Is a very neat T room, .ll modern home, with 4 rooms and hall on. first floor; 3 bed rooms and b(ith on second. It only requires $1,000 ' to handle this. SELBY, 16th and Farnam. 436 Board of Trade. (19) 106 15 SPECIAL OFFER KOUNTZE PLACE HOME $5,000 1808 LOTHROP ST. On this beautiful street of , fine new homes, we offer a very attractive house at a reasonable price, situated on full south front lot, with nice terrace, which will be sodded and put in good condition; cement steps and walks, full basement, cemented; beautiful oak finish and floors on first floor; oak floors In all 4 bed rooms on second floor. All rooms beautifully pa pered. Satisfactory terms can be arranged on this house. Look st it today. HASTINGS & HEY DEN, 1614 Harney St. (19) 933 14 ACRES Three and one-half a;res, $1.3)10. Seven and one-fifth acres, $3)0. One-fifth cash, balance five annual pay men la. Free abstract. Warranty deed. Both In Keystone Park, Omaha greatest acreage auburb. One mile west of Benson. We will be peased to show them to you. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg. - 'Phones Douglas 1781. Independent A -1188. (19) 930 14 LIST your property with Chrla Boyer, r4 and Cuming Sta 19) 2 11ANSCOM PAHIv HOME. - 2-story 7-room house, strlcilv modern; large lot. all kinda of rrees and shrub bery, lawn; lv blocks from West Leav enworth car line; full size cement base ment; will built house, fine home; south front; cheap. HARWOOD & HARWOOD. Both 'PnontA 416 Bee Bldg. (I9 M146 15 OWNER LEA VINO CITY will sell home, canslsllng of 9-room house, modern ex cept heat; south front, good location and neighborhood: near to church, school and srrect car; good barn and permanent walks: various kinds of frurt; lot 6xl27; a pleasant place to live. If interested call at 27:0 Decatur St. Owner will show property. Or Tel. Webster 41S9 for price and Urai. (lft M140 16 BARGAINS. Elegant T-room home. tt section of the city; oak finish and birch upstairs; you cannot beat this In the city, $4,750. . Practically new 6-room cottage; close in: strictly modern; south front; nesr car; easy terms. $2,800. Modem 6-rooni house north part of town; fine neighborhood: cloje to Sherman Ave. Easy terma. $3,300. Cannot duplicate this. High class T-room home; Bemis Park; hot water heat; two lots: on boulevard. $6,600. HICKS REAL ESTATE COMPANY. 'Phone, Doug. 1169. 219 Board of Trade. (19)-M133 16x LAFAYETTE AVE. HOME, CHEAP 4107 Ifayeite Ave.. $ rooms, oak finish, mantel and grate, all modern, paved street, one block to car. only 13.S0O. Payne, Bostwick & Co. Bole Agents. Main Floor N. Y. Ufa Bldg. 119) 108 14 Farnam St Property Very choice corner near the city ball with five-story brick and stone building. Well rented and Income growing. $106.0u0. Harrison & Morton, (i9)-MMt TV REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR I ALU (Continued.! SIXTY ACRK.S In El Reno, Okl.. tn blocks frcm poetofflce, a town of 12.000. Rm k Island Railroad Co. building shops; big ttlng for an-Investor: price, t-'i3.ono-. No wata Land and Ixjt Co.. Suite 6.'4. N. V. Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb. 'Phone Red IM. Open evenlrgs. (19) M916 18 2213 GEORGIA AVE. Eight rooms, parlor, sitting room, dining room, den and large kitchen; four bed rooms on second floor; all modern: fine comlltlon; shade, fruit, paved etree. on car line; lot 40x160; only $3,400. Thlg la the biggest snap on Georgia Ave. today. Payne, Bostwick & Co. Bole Agents. Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg. (191-102 14 FOR QUICK ACTION. $5.7.W Reception hell, psrlor, dining room, kitchen, refrigerator room, 3 bedrooma and alcove, full cement basement, laun dry; L-she-i lot, 49x116, south front, 60x50 west froi Ck walking distance. OAl.UMHIEK A NELSON. 490 BrandiMa Bldg., Omaha Neb. (15)-110 18 THEY MUST GO It's your chance to buy two south front lots. 100x136 feet, at 6tst and Underwood Ave.. Dundee, for $1,409 cash; sidewalks, water and shade trees in; two blocks from school and club and on csr lino. No prettier location for a home. Make us a cash offer today. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., -First Floor N. Y, Life Bldg. 'Phones Douglas 1781, Independent A-1188. (19)-93 14 LARGE new mod. 5-r. cottage, cor. lot 100x128, two blocks from ear line; Imme diate possession; get a home oh easy pay ments from the owner. Doug. 1663 or even Ings Web. 4661. 19) M496 REAL ESTATE, IXAN8 and Insurance List your property with us for sale or exchange. Walnut and Orchard Hills Realty Cr.. 4010 Hamilton 8U 'Phones Harney 8766; Ind.. B-1842. , (19 tot S4t7 orand Ave., 2 acres, mostly fruit; 6 room nouse ana about 4 acres south of country ciuo. F. D. WEAD, 1801 FARNAM 8T. . (19)-864 11 BARGAIN If taken at once 7-room house and cottage; both all modern. Owner leaving cily. 2419 Caldwell St. (19)-M910 lSx REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Figure your rent receiDts. BuoDose vou had paid that amount on a home of your own? ni too laie yei. Look at 2602 8. 20th Ave, rooms, good home and a good Investment at $1,400. i-n. zoin, rooms, two-story, barn, big trees and outhouses; you can't begin to duplicate It for $1,800. Four rooms, chicken house, coal house, etc., two lots 79x120, only $1,200. Btven rooms, . modern, paved street, fruit wees, snaae trees, lot 40x93, JL',500; or will give you 100 feet front for 83.260. Well located building lot on Wirt St., only $450. . This Is surely a snap, and tlicn we will loan you the money to build. And we have lots more of them. Come In, you are surriy welcome. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite. (24. N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. Neb. 'Phone P.ed 1999. Open evenings. (1V)-M917 18 5 ACRES IMPROVED WEST DODGE STREET New 8-room bungalow, strictly all mod ern, good barn, 150 assorted fruit trees. 2 years oia; a lo-year-nid apple and cherry trees; other small fruit; choice location; M mile from Dodge macadam rood. Haa own water works system In the house from winuuuii; win lane new e or 7-room house-1 in gooa location in trada. HA8T1NG8 ft -HEYDEN. 1614 Harney HI - (19) 934 14 IF YOU HAVE City property, farma. ranch lands or mer chandise to sell or trade, list them with me. It costs you nothing unless I effect a sale. W. W. Mitchell. 83$ Bd. Td. bldg. Cl9)-i5j BOULEVARD HOUSE. $248 North 19th Bt 9 rooms, modern, only $2,600. Thomas Brennan, room I New York Life Bldg. (19) 934 NEW. 7 rooms, very choice, Bern Is Part district. C. M. Rich, 320 N. Y. Life. D 3023, A 3233. (19)-M969 HOMES IN BENSON Psrt cash; balance same as rent. W. E. Yarton, 228 8. Or phanage Ave., Benson. Tel. Benson 681. (19) M799 A30 6-ROOM modern cottage, on car line and within walking- distance; hot water heat. bath, electric lights: bargain; will take pitxt casn and balance monthly payments. Call Sunday or after 6 p. m. during week. 2626 avenport. 'Phone ouglaa 4387. (19)-811 14x WHEN you write to advertisers, kindly mention the fact that you aaw the id In The Be. REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR S ALB Colorade. FARM AND FRUIT LAND. Denver-Qreeley district, under irrigation; augar beets, alfalfa, general farming and fruit raising; low price, easy payment . National Investment Co., 682 BrandeU Bldg., Cmaha. Tel. Doujlas 6691. (20) 667 KlMMI. HAVE four oholce Missouri farms In ex cellent neighborhood, within 25 miles of Kansas City; prices low. Kelly ft Kelly, Topeka, Kan. (30) M961 17x StferSAka. LAST CALL For (HO-Acre Homesteads- In western Nebraska; 160-acre homesteads In South Dakota; deeded lands cheap. PURDY ft BAIR1). 937 NEW YORK LIFE, OMAHA. - (20) 9H6 14x Every Day is Bargain Day 460 acres In Brown county within five mtl- of railroad atatlon; 120 acres In cul tivation. 10 acres timber. 6 acres bearing young orchard, balance in hay and pasture; 6-room house, large barn, granary, two turncribs, wells with windmills and tanks; "n Is all fenced and cross-fenced. Price, 8J6 per acre on terms covering five years; part payment can be made In Income prop erty. There Is no sand on this place. J. A. LANGAN & SON, Douglas 1669. 708 N. Y. Life Bldg (20)-931 Is Narth Dakota. FOR SALE, cheap. Improved quarter North Dakota. 3 miles from Slierwood, In fa moua Mouse river loop. J. W. Crandall care Ioyal hotel, Omaha, Neb. (20I-M95I Kx Oklafceaaa. OKLAHOMA TUESDAY. April $0. A very low round trip and ons-way rate to Nowata. We want 18 for special car I .anil 610 to $26 per acre; 4,600 oil wella In Nowata county. So better Inveetment on the face of the earth. Ask Missouri pa cific Railroad agent for rates. Nowata 1-aod and 1-ot Co, Bull .'4 N Y. i.f9 Bldg, Omaha. Neb. 'Phone Red Open evenlnga (2u) Ml 19 REAL FSTATP Farm An rn i..wn for si.k (Continued.) j Wyeaisg. 10.000 ACRES of land now open to entry undnr the Carey Act at Wheatland. Wyo. Write us for full Information, how to get some Of these land. We will locale you and look after your interests care fully. This Is a splendid section, the anil Is rich; It Is a great slfatfa. whe.it, oat, hsrley. sugar bec and potato country. Fruit docs well. The land Is ready to plow. Building materials are -cheap, fuel Is abundant. We have railroad, school and church facilities and the beat of neighbors. This Is a dulry country. You can get rich farming here. We want you to have our full descriptive Illustrated circular at once, free for the asking. Write; we want to hear from you. In Oulre of J. R. Ms son, Immigration Agt., Wheatland. Wyo. (20 REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co. (22)-J6 SECOND MORTGAGE loana negotiated. Apply Room 417-18 First Nat l Bank Bldg. Bell 'phone Douglaa 2318. (22) 629 WANTED City losns and warrants. W. Farnam Smith ft Co.. 13J0 Farnam St. (22)-62S LOANS WANTED. If you need a reasonsble loan on well Im proved Omaha real estate, I can enter tain your application, at 6 or 6 per cent Interest, according to location or grade of property; no delay, and privilege la given for repayment before maturity. I. Slbbernsen, KW Old Boston Store Bldg. (22)-M478 A17 PRIVATE money to loan. I. H. Sherwood. 616 Brandela Bldg. (22) 631 LOWEST RATES Bemls, Brandels Bldg. (32)-627 PAYNE, BOSTWICK ft CO.. N. T. Life. Private money; $W0 to $5,000; low rate. (2D-633 $100 TO $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam. '.22) 628 FIVE PER CENT MONEY te loan on Omsha Business Property. THOMAS BRENNAN. Reom L New York Life Bldg. (22)- $600 TO $6,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe Real Estate Co., 1001 N. Y. Life. Doug, or A-2162. (22)-6I7 MONEY TO BUILD. $500 to 8200,000 at current rates. . W. H. THOMAS, 60$ First Nat l Bank Bldg. (22) 633 $500 to $ 000,000, lowest rates, no delsy. Garvin Bros., 1604 Farnam. (22) 636 MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co. (22) 634 REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS for a 6-room house, a 6-room house and a couple of vacant lots. NOWATA LAND AND LOT COMPANY. ' Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg.. Omaha. 'Phone Red 1999.. Open Evenings. (23) M785 STOVE REPAIRS NEW furnaces, hot water and hot air com bination heating, 3 and 4-hola laundry hot water heaters, mantle grates, gas stoves repaired, water- fronts and flower vsses. Omaha Stove Repair works, 1206. 1208 Douglaa St. 'faonea Ind. A-S621; Bell, Douglas 960. 349 WANTED TO BUY FOUR -or 6-room. furnished cottage or flat Address C 36. Bee. (26) M149 17x HIGHEST prices for secondhand furniture, carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. 3971. (26) 640 BEST price paid for secondhand furniture, carpets, stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Doug. $401. i (26)-641 The Practical Auctioneer. 843 N. Y. Life. ... afj)3ao WANTED SITUATIONS YOUNG ATTORNEY wants-position with established law firm. Well educated. C 276, care Bee. (37)-rMS5 lSx WANTED Position by fine penman who can furafbh references. Address N-319, care Bee. (27) M990 16x GOVERNMENT NOTICES OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER master, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, April 12, 19U0. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, sub ject to the usual conditions, will be re ceived here until 11 a. m., Muy 10, 1909, and then opened In the presence of attending bidders, for the construction of a new brick story on Engineers' Barrack, Building No. 46, at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and for making the consequent additions to the heating and electric lighting systems. Full Information and blank forms of proposals furnished on application , to this office. Plans and specifications may be seen here, also in offices of Chief Quartermasters at Chicago, Omaha and Denver, Depot Quar termasters at Philadelphia and St. Louis, Quartermaster at Columbus Barracks, Ohio, and Master Builders' Exchange, Kan sas City, Missouri. United States reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes to be endorsed "Proposals Construction New Brick Story on Engineers' Barrack" and addressed to Captain William D. Davis, Quartermaster. All-U-14-16 M8-9 CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER'S rrt, ITnrt Meade. South Dak,,,, u V 18. 1909 Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will be received at this office until 10 a, m mountain time, April 19, 19u9, and then openea, iwr ii wu.uutuuii, complete, of approximately twenty-seven miles of barbed wlp. f.ni-fl around the Kort Lt.. u .... . . - . OUU I fl Dakota, military reservation. In accordance with plans and specifications which may be had upon application to this office. Bids are wanted for both concrete and wooden posta. A deposit of $10, to insure return is required oefore plans are sent on In dividual application. The United States re serves the right to reject any or all bids or to accept any part of a bid that may be advantageoua to the government. En velopes containing proposals should he en dorsed "Proposals for Fence" and addressed lo the Constructing Quartermaster, Fort Meade. South Dakota. M22-23-24-26 A16-16 CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE Omaha, Nebraska, April 10, 1M4. Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will be received here and by Quartermaster -at the post named herein, until 10 a. m., central stand ard time. May 10, 19"9, for furnishing outs, hay and straw during the period from June 1 to June 30, 19u9, at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming. Pruposais for delivery at other places will noi be entertained. United States reserves the right to reject or accept any or all proposals or any part thereof. Information furnished on applica tion here or to Quartermaster at station named. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked "Proposals for Forsga," and addressed to Major D. E. McCARTHT C Q M. A13-14-15M6-7-8. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS Nw York to Paris In 6 Days FRENCH LINE Safety, Speed, Comfort via Havre te Paris, tha City Beautiful, Past Trains to All Continental Points. Compagnie Generate Transatlantique Gigantic twin screw express stesmers sail every Thursday. 10 A. M. They are modem won ders, with all conveniences and luxuries of mokt palatial hotels, oa even grander scala, passen ger elevators, roof calea, orchestras, famous cuisine, gyiuQaiuum, daily newspaper, elegant suites, provids greatest comfort. Naval officers, msn-o'-war ditcipllns, wireless telegrsphy, sub marine bell signal syatsm afford every provision for absolute safetv. I- Satole April SJJj Pronre .... Mir 13 La Tuuralns ....Aprtl J la Harot May 1- luoiraine Max iu Touraina Mai it OlMa BaeO til claaat as gee.. ail,ul aUtfda... urn mmm lata aNw aad e.praaa .laaiMara. haw Vatt-arae4HM nsrylso faea class caNsI asly S-4S aaS SSO. H K Moorea ... L. Kaaaa W K Bock ... . 1VI Pima gtraaC 1st Natianal S-nk 16.4 faataa IIM REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Matthew F. Martin and wife to the Allisnibra Heal Estate com pany, lots J and 8. Mock 70. Omaha $ Alhamhra Real Estate. company to Matthew F. Mai tin. lot 8 and wS of lot 7, block !. Omaha... Edward E. t.e Bean and wife to W. A. Graves, lots 21 and 22. block H. Kaunders ft Hlme bsuglt's addition Arthur S. Peck to Security Land snd Trut companv, n8 feet of lota 16 and 16, block 94. Dun dee First German Presbvterlan church of Omaha to L. O. iMdge. n36 feel of s7 2 feet of lot 4, block 214t4. Omsha Litclmla Carlisle and husband to Mabel Brown, lot 17, Washington Square Anna Eggleston snd husband to Thomas E. Eggleston. lot $. block 8. Shelby's addition Byron R. Hastings, trustee, to John If. Kehoe and wife, lot 12, replat of block 3, Military addi tion National Bank of Commerce to WllllHin A. Roeck. lot 1, block 0. Prospect Place Oscar A. Carlson to Slgrld Carl son, half Interest In eM, of lot 16 and w4 lot 17. block 1, Denises' addition. Peter Peterson and wife to Joseph llalne, lot 8, block 12, Brown Park John ,1. O'Connor and wife to Charles P. Hupp, lot 6, block 68, Florence Charles E. Campbell and wife to Lydla A. Bevlngton. s40 feet of lot 9. block 47. South Omaha.... Virginia C. Hanscom to Edward A. Cudnhy, lots 6 and 6, and H of lots 7 and 8. block 109. Omaha ' United Real Estate and Trust com pany to H. M. Johnson, lot 4, block 223, Kountse Place ....... . Alfred L. Slater to Edward Mar tin. w42 feet of lot U, block 6. Brlgs Place Edward T. Heyden and wife to Ds- . vlrt J Traill, lots 9 and 10, block 96, Florence Dora M. Oisen to Ida B. Falcon bery, 39 feet of el 19 feet of lot 16, Pelham Place Anna Kohra to Frank Dworak, lot 1, block 7, Brown Park Luther M. Kuhns et al. to Bertha C. Plxton, lots 11 and 13. block 4. Kilby Place. Olive Hamilton to A. F. Rap, s4 of lot 21, Glenwood Heights.... C. L. Beals to Thomas Herd and wife, lots 13 and 14. block 16, Housel & Stebbtnn' addition Thomas J. Knox and wife to Au gusta J. Johnson, lots 24. 26 and 26, block 13T. Rose Hill Zelda Robinson to Joseph B. Rob inson and Harry A. Wolf, s44 feet of nfcS feet of lot 8, block 11, Omaha Albert H. Olmstead to Robert B. Olmstead, lot 26. block 2, Clark Redlck's addition Dora M. Olsen to Ira M. Horton, n28 feet of lot 16 (except wl5 feet) and el 19 feet of lot 17. Pel ham . Place 1 Florence F. Craig and husband to Walter M. Chrlslensen. lots 83 and 34. block 6, Lake View 1 1 2.400 1.600 2.000 1 i7i 460 1 7CJ 200 3.000 5,000 $00 2,660 1 350 2,500 1 1,630 2,100 900 1 700 1 275 Total .$97,285 RAILWAY TIME CARD UNION STATION IOTH AND MASON Unloa Paelfl Leave. ..a 8:66 am ..a 3:60 pm Arrive, a 1:40 pm a 6 00 pre a 9:20 am a 6 O0 pm a 8:60 pm a 6:46 pm a 5:45 pm 4'46 pm a 7:05 am Overland Limited Colorado Expresa Atlantic Express Oregon Express a 4:10 pm Los Angelus Limited. ...al2:66 pm Fast Mall a 9:90 am China and Japan Mall. .a 4:00 pm North Platte Local a 8:16 am Colo. Chicago Special... al2:10 am Beatrice ft Stromsburg Local b 12:40 pm b 1:40 pra Valley Local (motor, via Lane Cut-Off )....al0:00 am a 2:46 pm Valley Local (motor)... a 6:30 pm a 9:00 am Local passengers not carried on trains Nos. 1 and t. Chicago, Rock Island Faclfli EAST. Chicago Limit. a 3:00 am Iowa Local a 7:00 am Rocky Mountain Ltd.. ..a 8:00 am Dea Moinea ft Eastern.. a 7:00 am Des Moines Passenger. .a 4:00 pm Iowa Local b 11:00 am Chicago (Eastern Ex.).. a 4:40 pm Chicago Flyer a 6:28 pm WEST. Rocky Mountain Ltd....all:15 pm Colo, ft Cal. Express a 1:20 pm Okl. ft Texas Express, .a 4:40 pm all 0$ pm a 4:30 pm all:06 pm a 4:30 pm al2:80 pm b 9:66 pin a 1:10 pin a 6:26 am a 240 pm a 4:20 pm 1:15 pm Chicago, Milwaukee A Bt. Pas Chicago ft Colo, special. a 7:2o am all:60 pm 3:26 pm a 8:80 am bll M ant 7 30 am 11:36 pra 8 37 am 11:35 pm :30 pm Overland Limited a 9:68 pra Perry Local b 6:16 pm Chicago Ureal W est era St. PaMl-Mlnneapolla.... 8:80 pm St. Paul-Minneapolis... . 7:30 am Chicago Limited 6:06 pm Chicago Express 7:30 am Chicago Express 3:30 pra Chicago Northwesters Chicago Daylight a 7:26 am all:tt pm Twin City Express a 7:45 am al0:20 pm Chicago Local all: 30 am a 8:28 pm Bloux City Local a 8 46 pm all:80 am Chicago Local a 4:30 pm a 3:36 pra 1 r -1 Un,..ial m - n ' iuuigv ovvvii m. w.w ,ih a 0:41 am Minnesota-Dakota Ex. .a 6:46 pm a 9:80 am Fast Mail a 3:36 pm Twin City Limited a 9:00 pm a 8:00 am Los Angeles Limited. ...a 9:00 pm al2:36 pra Overland Limited al0:0 pm a 8:2$ am Nebraska ana Wyoming division Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:40 am a 7:40 am a 6:20 pm al0:86 am Lincoln-Long line Dead wood-Lincoln Casper-Lander .... Fremont-Albion ... Hastings-Superior .a 3:00 pm .a 3:(f pm .b 6:20 pra .b 3 U0 pm a 6:20 pm a 6:20 pm b 1:66 pm b 6:20 pm a 7:00 am t (0 pm Missouri Pact f Is K. C. at St. L. F.xpress..a 00 am K. C. ft St. L. Kxprea..aU:16 pm Wabash St. Louis Express 1:30 pm a 9:26 am St. Louis Local (from f-n...Al T). m S-AA ... ... v.i'wt, ' 1 m 1 , , m .w u4:ie pm Stanberry Local (from touncu mimai o :ijo pm D19:U Im Illinois sftlral Chicago Express a 7:15 am a 8:46 pm Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a 8:80 am Minn. -St. Paul Express b 7:16 am Minn. -St. Paul Limited. a 6:00 pm a 8:30 am Omaha-Ft. Dodge L'cal.a 4:1$ pm all:30 am BCRLIVCTOV STA. BarllBB-toa . Denver ft California. .. Northwest Special Black Hills Northwest Express ... Nebraska points ,. Lincoln Fast Mall Nebraska Express Lincoln Local Lincoln I-ocal Schuyler-Plattsmotith . Bellevue-Plattsmouth Plattsmouth-Iowa .... Bellevue-Plattsmouth . -IOTH ft MA SOlf Leave, a 4:10 pm .a 4:10 pm .a 4:10 pm .al2:16 am .a 8:46 am ,b 1:20 pm .a 9:16 am Arrive, a 3:46 pm a 8:46 pm a 6:10 pra a 9:08 am a 6:10 pm al2:ll pm a 6:10 pm b 9:06 am a 7:60 pm blO:20 am b 1:06 pm C 3:40 pm a 7:06 am all:46 pm a 3:66 pm a 8:90 am all:80 am all:80 am a 6 30 am a 6:10 pm .b 8:06 pm ,!b 9:1-8 am .cl2:86 pm .a 4:10 pm .a 7:25 am .a 4:20 pm .a 6:30 pm .a 9:15 am .a 4 :iO rm Denver Limited Chicago Special Chicago Express , Chicago Flyer Iowa Local St. Louis Express Karsas City ft St. Joe. Kansas City ft St. Joe. Kansas City ft St. Joe. al0:46 pra a 9:16 am .a 4:40 pm WEBSTER STA J5TH ft WEB1TEJH Chi cage, Omaha Paol, MlaneaaelU ft Arrive, b 9:20 pm bll 66 am c 6:20 pm b 9:10 am Cltv Passenger.. .b 6:30 am Bloux Citv Paaaenarer. ..b 3:00 Dm Saux City Local r 8:45 am Emerson Local b 6:16 pm Mlssoarl Paelfle Auburn Local b $:60 pm bll:80 am a Daily, b Dally except Sunday. bun day only, d Dally except Saturday- OCEAN STEAMSHIPS (Continued.) forth CjermanJUoud. VAST XXPXZSS SUKTICB rLTyotTH CHKHaKIURO BKKMCN 1 A. St Kronprlui Win. ..April U k. Wm. Sa lir a ..April ft terlle ...April JOiKaiaer Was. n . . Mky , TWII-8C13W VASaSkTOXB SBBTIOS HUMOtrM-CHIiKinllKU, blraot-ll) A M Mais April 15 Breslaa April a On-iaenau April MlKitarfusrat Mar I Brmn airart. MXDrrxmmAiriAB snnTioa OIBKALTA NAfLKs GENOA ailing at It A. M. F Irana April IT N tar M. , K Albert April M baruaraaaa Mat I ai alla at Alglara. ' Zforth Oarmaa X.loj Travelers' Cheeks. Oalrtchs ft Ce Agents, Broadway, at. Y 86. Clauaeealaa ft (io Dearbexa kit- OatZ cage. IU. Corn Show Makes for Better Boys as Well as Grain Influence of National Exposition Ha$ . Reformed at Least One Erring Youth. Besides Inspiring the country to grow bet ter corn, the National Ourti. exposition Is the cause of Kansas growing better boys. Bradford Miller, president of the Shaw nee county corn contest, who was an ex hibitor In Omaha last year and will be again this year. Is authority for the state ment thnt the Interest In the corn grow ing for the National Corn exposition has already Improved the moral status of Shawnee county boys )and completely re formed one hoy who had a reputation bad enough for an older person. This boy was sent to the reformatory for a number of offenses and an effort made In that way to check his fast career. While In the reformatory he got a copy of the National Corn exposition premium list and told his Instructors he knew ho could produce corn which would win prizes at the big Omaha show. They decided to pnrote him to a fnrmer and give him jn opportunity to cultivate some corn for the exposition. He haa his ground ready and twenty ears of high class seed. He's known In the neighborhood where he Is living as a "corn crank." and though hut 15 years of age. Is reading all the books he can secure about practical scientific farming. The exposition management has scut him Prof. Holden's book, "Successful Farming," and that of Prof, M. L. Bowman on "Corn." - TWO JUDGES GET TOGETHER, SUTTON GIVING DAY A LIFT Jaryman Being; Questioned Before Jnd (re Satton Haa Doubt A boat Lawyer Being; Handsome. Two judges got together and expedited matters In district court Wednesday morn ing. While Judge Day was charging the jury In the suit of Mrs. Clara Faus against J. B. Cross for selling her husband llyuqr. Judge Sutton was Impaneling a jury which will sit under Judge Day in a will case. It Is the appeal in the matter of the will left by Mrs. Mary A. Gray, who died at Waterloo, November 8, 1907. She left nearly all her property to her sister. Mrs. Electa A. Teal, and other heirs contested probate In county court, but Judge Leslie ruled against them. J. C. Wharton and B. O. Burbank represent the appellants and Mc Ol I ton ft Gaines and T. A. Holllnter are counsel for Mrs. Teal. General Wharton, examining Jurors, ap peared much exercised lest veniremen know Holllster. "Which Is Holllsterr asked one Juryman. "That handsome fellow there," answered Wharton. The Juryman aurveyed Holllster critically. "I ! voted for him," he declared, "but T couldn't call him, that." Mrs-. Gray's estate Is worth $7,000. SUNDAY SCHOOLS AID FUND Chnreh Organisations Promote Col lection for New Chi la Sav ins; Institute. A magto lantern show by the Hanscom Park Best Ever club,, composed of Robert Buckingham, A. D. Cloyd, Frederick Carey, Chauncey Davidson, John Davidson, Edwin Hlnrlcks, Albert Nuelson, Erwln Nuelson, Willie Denney and Clarence Adams, netted $5.60 tot tho building fund of the Child Saving Institute. A committee of boys, living In the west ern part of Omaha, collected funds by selling bricks for the foundation to. the new building, and Ray Millard, Wyman Robbing, Edward Crofoot and Donald Hall turned in $22.75. Sunday schools are also taking an active Interest In the work, and the following sums have been turned In: North Presbyterian Sunday school. $ First Presbyterian Sunday school. South Omaha First Baptist Sunday school. South Omaha Mrs. Strqker's Methodist Episcopal Sunday school, South Omaha 60.00 17.06 12.00 6.00 Additional subscriptions reported Tues day were: Previously acknowledged $47,067.95 W. C Sunderland... '20O.OO ir. r. b. uwen Dr. 8. H. Smith Dr. Robert Olimore George ft Co Peters Trust company H. K. Rurket North Presbyterian 8unday school. J. C. Bufflngton C. H. Lane , Waldemar Mlchaelson Collected by five boys for the brick fund IRufus Park, Jessie Park Barlow.. Mrs. George L. Fisher First Presbyterian Sunday school. South Omaha George L. Hill Joseph Johnston First Baptlat Sunday school, South Omaha , Standard Electric company Ed 6 Dyball Hanscom Park Boys' Best Ever club Mrs. Stryker'a Methodist Episcopal 100.00 100.00 VJO.Ou 100.00 100.00 60.00 60.00 60.00 , '-'5.01) 26.00 22.75 20.00 20.00 17.06 15.00 15.00 12.00 10.00 lo.ou 6 60 Sunday school, Boulh Omaha.... 6.00 Dundee Grocery compsny .) Thomas Dunkln 1 00 J. J. Donahue 5 00 C. E. Addis 8 oo Mrs. John H. Harte 4 00 Margaret Solomon ;.6o Alma Solomon 2.50 Gladya Solomon ; j &o Edwin Solomon 2.60 Guy D. Solomon 1 oil Mrs. T. J. Beats 1 00 Total , Balance to raise ....$(3,148.26 ......to3.74 SEVERAL OMAHANS MAY BUY LOTS IN HOLDREGE PLACE Judge Salllvaa Is Negotiating; for Part of Property Opposite . Hanscone Park. Negotiations are pending between a number Of Omaha buyers and the Gate City Land and Investment company, own ers of the G. W, Holdrege residence and lota In Windsor Plac, and the present week may see It divided Into set era) pieces for Improvement. Judg J. J. 8ulltvan has signified lila In tention of taking tsvo lots opposite Han scom park and erecting on them a new res idence to coat a considerable sum. Mrs. Harriet II. Heller will take two lots If the property Is divided satisfactorily and erect on them aeveral good houses. The old Holdrege home will be sold, but a buyer' has not been located as yet. Mr. Holdrege haa not made known his plans for buying a home and may spend some time on his ranch, making It hla home tem porarily. Thomas H. Mattera. head of the Gate City Land and Investment company. Is in South Dakota, where he haa extensive land hold ings, and desls for (he property will not be closed until hla return. A Total Eclipse of the functions of stomach, liver, kid neye and bosels. la quickly disposed of with Electric Bl iters. 60c, For sals ''by Beaton Drug- O PROBLEM OF UNEMPLOYED v " BEFORE FIFTY-TWO SOCIETIES ... . Proposition W III .tie Dlsenaaed by 41 lien) Charfts . Oraanlsalloas of. V Two ,( Itlrs. ... "The Problem of tin l'nemplo ed ' lha subject for the meeting Friday of thaAs., soclatcd Charities of.- Omaha ndSoutl Oninhn and nffillnt.-d 1 rgsnlx4fns. ol which there are ftftj 4wtT m -all. ' Tfi monthly conferences have been' gtvwln In Interest snd attcildance until fl0 n large room Is needed Iti accommodate tlicm. Frldsy's conference. will be held at 3 p. m. In the city council chamber. John 3. ,Ryder,. will present a paper .dialing w)th.,tha. problem In Ms general, aspects and C. C. Bclden will lefcd the dlwusslop. Several . other prominent business runn who arc sr.. tlvcly Interested Will e alsof 44ika part In the program. - v ' A Royal Smoke - You feef lite- king, antf joy reigns supreme from the first to last puff of a 1 ".-Jr. ALFRED Cigar the 'new lO 'cent,' ; Cigar with as freight Havana . filler and... Sumatra wrapper. -- A quality smoke hard to equal any; " whereayert a .' higher price, .. ' ;" ' " ASK TOUm CTCrAA MA Chan. Donovan Cigar Oo Distributers, . Omaha, sTeb Bloux City, Iowa. The French Way, A Pleased Customer Is the best recommendation: We number 'ours by the ' hundreds. Why not join the ever-Increasing number and look and feel right? Ilemenibcr the name. French Dry Cleaning Worka Kionsst Dong. 41731 A-fllBB 10a PARNAMI Ton Make a f 1 Big Mistake FIGHTING THE GRIP The Poison Is In Your? System. get it out 1 ' ; ; 7 eowiws aitti omip' AMD COI.D CAVIULBS Renovate the whole system and do It quickly, without you losing a minute' time from your work. Don't Dalay, Qt a Box JTow, 86c. Howell Drug Co. 5"VS!; Roliablo' 1 Dentistry Tafl's Deotal Rooms" I CI RK RUPTURE IN A FEW liAYS -iiaa miiaiarT ..yy . ... My life is devoted to lhn prartlr of my ' specialty, which Is the curing of Ruptnre. 1 do not- resort to dishonest methods to ln- duce a patient to place hlms.-lf under my dui anuuiu nae 10 nave 'every rup tured person as patit-nts If thry wHl m to me on a strictly professional basis. -aU' though M I iiave lo offer any Inducement other than my ability, skill and success ful experience, I prefer' to have thm go "' to someone cine. Any' ruptured person Is -Invited to wing his physician with him wnon he visits my consultation rooms. It Is a pleasure for me to explain my methods to the doctur who can comprehend and ap- ' predate them. Then I can snow their prai-itcal applicaltonand treatment of hla patient a case. .1 do not claim oy won-. :' derful or aecret method, but I. have orig inated more successful ideas for the cure of rupture without a surgical operstio!) than i have ever adopted from others. The best treatment is none loo good, no matter whether It is a mild or complicity case. Io not become a victim of neglect. Dk . CIDEI . . ;..''. Your health, strength and 'freedom from worry can be secured only by doing your part; that Is, to come here where I can. give you personal professional servirs. I wish lo Impreas upon your mind that I have a cure or rupture without resorting -to a surgical operatkin. I am . the-fmlv reputable physician In this line of work who suststns a high hsnk rating that will ' take such cases for treatment upon a guar- -. antee to cure.- You -may deptwlt Jhe money in a hank In your nwn tmme. and whm'n . you are Rtin,1 a cure-Jias town -mads yen", then Instruct the bark to pay the monsv to me. Hy doing this you are absolutely rr-rlaln of a cure of It will eoM you. noh-' ' Ing. If I wis not perfectly iir of my Work I could not do luiNlneas In this wsy very long, but Instead have been doing siy for II years, and adopted this plan hecauss ' so many have been swindled by quacks and fakirs, fall or write to FRANK M. WRAY, M. O.. Bolt aoa, Bee id.-, Omaha, .