THE PEE: . OMAHA. FRIDAY. MAY 21, 1900.
If
REAL ESTATE
CITY rHoriRTr ron sals
(Continued.)
North 38th St. Home
TBI la a prsctlcslly new lO-room I story
brick and frame house, with a lire attic.
very substantially built, fim floor finished
in selected quarter sawed Oak, second
floor In whits enamel with mahogany
floor, oa.it nrmrs tnrnugrinut; five fir
maces. Full mfltl basement with com.
blnatlon hot water and hot air furnace.
One of the beet local kirn In th West
Farram district, very sightly. Prica
19,ino. Tfrml $5,000 caah, baiancg In flvs
ear. Tor, further Information, rail on
OEOKQE CO., loi Farnam St.
) -n
L1BT your property smli Chris Boyef; 224
and Cuming Bts. (jto-22
Have You Ever Seen
Boulevard Park?
The beat addition In tha nurin pkft of
the city, lying, aa It does, between the
bnerma.ii svenu car line and the 2oth
street boulevard, glvea you the moat de
sirable location in thla acctlon of the city.
If you gu out to tee It you will admit that
It la the beat property ever offered tor aala.
Furthermore, yuu cannot find a beltar
neighborhood In Omaha.
All lota are fine for grade and hive ce
ment walk, city water, sewer and gas; nice
wide streets and all within from One to
four blocka from the beet car line. In
fact. It I but a twelve-minute ride to 14th
and Farnnm atreeta. If you are Interested
In owning a home of jour own do not fail
Wr
5""yin'erV'w.y y UPt"
We offer the following modem homes In
this addition for aale:
3H23 North ISth St. la a new modem seven
room bnuae on a Bo-foot lot, ' east front;
nicely finished. Look at It It la worth the
money $3,600.
SS9 North lftth St., one of th"1 beat "houses
ever offered at a price of W.3.V): modern In
every wnv, newly painted and papered.
Name your tnrma.
A new home on the northweat corner of
19th and Laird; aix rmim, eaat front. You
win ime u. ian c It on easy termi.
$3,400.
1W Laird St.. a fine five-room, modern
cottage, one block to car. If you are In
the market for something of I hi Im.
look at thla. We can aell It iftof) down aire
the balance name aa rent. 12.700
n A I .fc'fi K.1 , M ult t hi. A' quvzt.wa.
AVE. . AND LAIRD ST. FROM 1 TO I
' '" K MATI It DA Y. AND WILL BE
PLKA8KD TO OfVP; yor ANY INFOR
MATION YOU MAY ASK FOR.
sni.MKR & CllASE,
Doug. SW; Ind. A-3042. 1809 Farnam St.
; ' . U)-2 21
LARGE, new, mod. l-r. cottage; corner lot,
lt)xl28; t blocka from car lino: Imme
diate pnaaeaalon. Oft a home on easy
Payments from the owner. Doug. 1663 or
ctcmiiaa wra. num. Ill) 121
?J"3 s. join Ave., I room horn for you.
Pr're and term" to jlt you. W'a Want I
ro sen.- i
NOWATA LAND LOT CO..
8u.lte 4 N. Y. Life Bldg. Omaha. Nab.
-none neo, iw.
0) M -116-23
"
Farnam St Property
7tHl rt. near 21, WM) a ft.
Ml ft.'ncur 17th, 4.afl0. ,
ST ft. near 22d. $t.5i. '
1J3 ft. noiir 24th, no.onn.
S2 ft., near l-th, 1MM.
lift ft. tirur 22d. I2A0 a ft.
Ml ft., corner 2mh. 130,000.
M ft., cor l!Hh, .106,000.
t'tirner near abme on Douglaa, $38,000.
. Harrison & Morton,
. (1)-261 JO
A SNAP IN "LOTS
GRAND AVENUE,
HET WEEN .'J6TH AND 37TH,
e have' juafllativt-two '1M "fronting
ao.ith on Grund avenue that are very fine
lying .lota. Have city water and brick
sidewalks. They are only 1400 each and can
he .old Separately. Act quick. y if you
tiiii up 01 Hirer.
HASTINGS 4 HYDEN. 1614 Harnev St.
f till) 239 Yi
SEVLN-ROOM houae. two lota, fruit treea.
at a bargain. Apply 2743 Fort St. Mra.
. r'annio U. bdea. IIB) 206-26x
rJOL'I.EVAKD HOUSfc.. .lie North 19th St..
9 rooms, modern, only 12,500. Thomaa
, ei wiukii. nuum i rew iorK riiug.
(ii-j:o
M19 HAVEN POUT, M.SOO-e rooma. recep-
tion hall and bath; new and modern;
hot water heat; cemented cellor; lawn.
(1st M263 23.
Good Bargains
' - . $6,250
Diand new modern houae of'eltrhi nv-mi
finished In oak and birch, with lot UxlOO
r-.. uurnor m inn ourt bis., built for made In the printed booklet ia not as repre
the rwner s home, but must be sold be- aented. . .
cause of lila removal from city; every-
in inu rirai-iiaas; will emsliter any reason
obie offer. See me quickly.
$4,000
Two good houses, and lot 5xlS9. corner
J3d and Webster; room for three more
nouses. VJiKV CHEAP.
FIELD CLUB LOTS
t-',0TO-S?124, very slghUy, corner UTth and
narcy.
f1,4no Mala, eaat front, on 37th.
ft.UiO 44x127. Marcy. near 17th.
SEE ME.TOH OTHER BA RQAIN8.
J.W. ROBBINS
' W03 FARNAM ST. , .
TEX. DOCQLA8 (1 hm 21
Business Men,
Attention!
BUY A HOME
Here's Couple Good Onea
$5,600
SHh and California atreeta, on Harney
line. I blocka to another. T-rooma. 1 mora
could be flnlahed In attic. Quartered oak
finish and floors on first floor, hard pine
on second, hot water heat, combination
rixiures. large casement, nice lot 8xLiu.
paved etreet. cement walka. private drive
way, good barn, closo to schools and
cnurcnea.
An Unusual Bargain.
' $5,750
Terms.
Lincoln ftlvd . near Sth. m Mocks to
' car. beautiful surroundings. 8 rooms, nusr
tired oak and hard pine finish, furnace
heat, combination flxturea. full basement,
cement walka, terraced lot soxll7, shrub
bery, only S yeara old, convenient to pa
rochial, public schools and churches.
We Have Others.
Yr A T TfT TTK4?al Estate
ompany,
8.8 Pax to a Block.
Phone Douglas .
(l)-302 0
PFTESS TRUST '"O..
NEW YORK LlrC BLDO.
We want large loans ea wle located,
. first clata elty property.
We saa place large amounts st low raajs.
reiers Trust Cempang,
siv rut uia iii
disg.
UsV
MafB
I
''Home Acres"
Our Very latest Addition
Sale Saturday,
May 22, 190?
This addition la located about t block
weat of Fort Omaha and less than 1 block
from our Fort View Terrace addition.
Convenient to Amek Avenue and
Florence Car Lines.
Lota 122x142 feet each. Plentv of room
to mis poultry, souahs. vegetables and
fruit. You will eurelyibe plessed when you
too inese over.
Prices $325 to $400
Nothing Higher
Terms, $10 Cash
$10 a Month
8 Dr rent Interest. Special Inducement
to those who will build at once, or we will
build for you If you pay caah for tha lot.
Huy Now and Set Your Trees
Out at Once.
You may never be able to buy thla alied
piece of ground ao close; In again at auch
a low figure and on auch eaay term.
Come out to our branch office, 13d and
Amea. any afternoon or evenlnga and we
will ahow you the lota not already re
served.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,.
Main Office, 114 Harney St
Branch Office No. 1, 33d and Amea.
(l)-23o 20
SNAP
Owner
muit aell a full 7-room- modern
home on Webater St.. near I7th St. boule
vard; paved etreet. U.tVSO; 11,0)0 caahL
SHIMER & CHASE CO.,
1W Farnam St.
Phonea Douglas Situ, independent A-SM3.
(lH)-246 21
Acres, $760
Florence boulevard, thla Aide Miller pnrk.
Very alghtly building altea. Number
limited
Harrison & Morton,
LOTS ON PAVED STREET
Yuu cant find any better located lota
on a paved itreet anywhere than the aouln
Oil I
S
front lota we have on Locuat atreet between
n and 19th. Can aell you a iu-ft. lot for
or a 42-ft. lot for is on term of one-
lourtii caah. balance In 1. I and i yeara.
Interest 6 par cent. Thla la very desirable
property, iluae to car, achool and alotea
.if all klnda.
HASTINUb & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St.
(19)t-i8 31
IF YOU HAVE
city property, farma, ranch land or mer
chanaiae to anil or trade, llat them with me.
It cosia you nothing unleaa I effect a aala.
w. w. .Miicneu, &u uoara or xraae tiiag.
. tll)-!l
STRICTLY modern S-room houac, stoam
heat, large barn, 3 feet eaat front, lot.
For price and terma Tel. Benton 6ftl.
(1S)-M2J7 23
REAL ESTATE
a HAt M I.Atfl
rARM ANU
ron sal
Callforala
California Land
Wouiun t you llKe ti own a 10-acre piece
of land In tne beautiful atate of California,
where the cllnmie la about the aame dur
ing the montha pi L)ecember, January,
February, Murun and April aa It ta here
now? Xou can hardly n-allze that thla la
true until you have been there and seen
for yourself.
We are atlll . offoring for aale 10-acre
tracta in the famous Hun Joaquin valley,
fine level valley land that has the richeat
aull and where there are no swamps or
stumps or brush to be bothered
Willi. This valley ' la located be
tween ijon "ngeles and San Fran
claco,' along two main lines of railroads
the Canta Fe and Southern Pacific and
none of thla laud la farther than two mllea
from . theae two lines and surrounded on
three aldea by mountaina. and to think you
ran buy It on the cany monthly payment
plan of $10 a month. The land la only IriO
an acre. Nearly everyone mat naa gone
to look over this land has bought and are
well pleaaad with their purchaxe. Our. Mr.
Heyden has personally looked over all the
land we are offering for aale. Your money
la hu,fnlif rcli.n.la.l I f u n V ,1, lam.n,
Send for booklet culled
"Early Fruit
Lands of California."
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
1614 Harney St., Omaha, Neb.
(20-241 20
Ctolaitm.
COLORADO IRRIOATED SNAP.
0 acres joining townalte, twelve mile
from Denvwri fruit and vegetable landt
Ilea beautifully: fine view of the moun
taina; Ideal for boms or Investment Thla
will be aoia at one-naii iia .ireaeoi vaius
If at once.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CfX,
Ua Braudeis Bldg.. Omaha, Neb.
LAND OPENINO Over H.000 acrea Irrl
gated land, comprising the famous Teller
ranun, t nines rrom rueDio. uoioraao.
Kesldence not required to secure title, but
prompt reservation securea opening set
tlement terma," yielding an Immediate
profit of about $.15 per acre. Land will
be thrown open for aettlement June 1
write today for free particulars how to
get your share of this wonderful domain
deeded bv I'. 8. government to Senator
Teller. Climate of Pueblo famoua for
heslth; your farm will be within a few
miles of thia big city; ample transporta
tion; Immense markets: Isnd extremely
rertne ana ready now for plowing. Crops:
All crops native to the temperate tone ran
be raised bountifully. Alfalfa, t to g tons
per acre- potatoes. 400 to 800 bushels: cab
huge. ISO crates: ranteloiipea. inn crated
Free Write todav for maps. Illuatrsted
bulletin, how to file on easy terms. Spe
cial low price excursion ratea. The Mesa
i.ano ano i runt t:o., :'4 Midland
Kanaaa City, Mo.
Bldg.,
(301-MrS 23
CORN and alfalfa land in Dickinson PO
Kan. Write for orlcea.
James Sheersn,
Solomon. Run
t .-)! Ml? MX
It e bra sua.
GOOD CHEAP LAND.
13.20 per acre; 840 acrea Banner County.
Neb . 7-i;-63; 81.21( 00 cash, balance 8 yeara.
180.00 each year. 8 per cent Interest. J. O.
BUN B, 312 Shugart Bldg.. Council Bluff a.
Bell 'phones 814-S. (20i M714 2lx
I SEND (or long list. Ksrmg 16 to $100
per cre.
HE.M18, Drgndeis Bldg.
OPEN TOL'R -EYES.
Eastern heirs obliged to aell 4.2M seres
near Mlnatare, Scotia Bluff county, Ne
braska: t.suO acres tillable;, about 8,000
acres very fine, smooth table land:
acrea under Irrigation; 600 acres raa be
placed under Irrigation: 1.000 acres In
Pumpkin Creek valley; 100 acres of alfalfa.
running water, all Improved, be mllea fence.
Price $10 per acre. Call, write or wire gl
ones.
KELLEY INVESTMENT CO..
3J-8 Neville Bldg. Omaha.
ti-M188 M
. , i . i
Kortk Daksla. . .
FOR SALE 80.000 acres best' wheat aad
riax land in tne nortnwest; for further
Information ra4 tr wrue Jiha J. Doyle.
W'Uhsk. N. IX U-M81 id
r, REAL ESTATE
(Continued .J
ron a albi I
RM AND
(Continued.)
fiEAL ESTATE
5 HANCTl LAND
Idaho -Carey-Act-Lands
Snake River Valley -Twin Falls Country
IDAHO IRRIGATION COMPANY'S PROJECT.
Enjcineerizxg and Construotion Work bj
J. G. White & Company, Inoorporated.
00. Acres Will Be Opened by Drawing
Under the Supervision of the Idaho
50,i
i
State Land Board
SHOSHONE, IDAHO,
JUNE 8, 1909
Registration Will Open June 1st.
Closes June 7, 1909
IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME TO SHOSHONE, IDAHO, .
AND INVESTIGATE.
WRITE t
C B. HURTT,
Mgr. Land Sales Dept
rrarau
FAMOUS CAM At PRAIRIBItlch, black
aoil, abundant rainfall, mild ellinaU; ask
for map of northweat. Oeo. M. Reed,
Grangevlll.. Idaho. t20) MS41 Jel
OREGON farma, elty ana auburben bone.
Parties coming to Oregon might get some
Information that will be a help to them
in selecting a home. Thirty years of
oontlnual residence In the Willamette
valley might enable ua to give you aonve
Information that would save you some
money. Direct your letters to Everett &
McCleod, Room 20s Rothcblld Bldg.,
Portland. Ore. (20)-M409 JeUT
Oklak
OKLAHOMA -
4S9320 acre of upland prairie, black sandy
' soil; nearrCaney, Kan., price f0 per acre.
4T TOO acres of agricultural land In one
body; aome la leased fnr oil and gas and
some la not; located 9 miles southwest
of Nowata: price 1.3 per acre.
479330 acres of extra good farm land, lo
cated near Wann. Okl.; 2 acrea of thla
la as rich aa you will find. 80 acres has
some draws in It; land ralaed 10 bu. of
corn and oata to the acre; 70 acres is
leased for oil and gaa and ia paying 1
per acre advanced royalty; big bargain
at 120 per acre.
49 1.040 acrea of rich valley lend, all
smooth-and part of same ia In a high
atate of cultivation; this land is located
within three mllea of Watova, Okl., and
lx mllea from Nowata, Okl., 800 acres of
It la practically In one body and 240 acrea
la located three mllea south; the land ia
well worth I3G per acre; an exceptionally
good bargain at 120 per acre.
We have land in Nowata Co. In any else
tract you may desire rrom 5 acrea up at
price ranging from $10 to $3t per acre.
There are 4.o00 flowing oil wells In No
wata Co. Natural gaa Is sold at tc per
l.ooo eublo feet. You might get' ah oil
well with your land.
The Oklahoma ft Cherokee Central R. R.
east and weet through thla county la a
certainty. Land wilj prohably double In
value within two yeara. You can't afford
to miss this opportunity. Ask Mo. Pac.
ticket agent about low rates to Nowata.
Come Irr and see ua, or write.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite 024 N. Y. Ufa Bldg.
Phone Bed 199. Omaha, Neb.
Open evenlnga ' (20) M270 24
emth Dafceit.
FINE farm lands In Hand and adjoining
counties, South Dakota. Hustling agenta
wanted- Jay P. Morrill, 12 Palace Bldg.,
MlnneupoUe, Minn. (20) M747 Jl6x
Mleoellaaaesa.
GET
A SURE CROP FARM
Nothing sure but Irrigated
Land. We have it Colorado,
western Nebraaka, Wyoming.
Take: your choice. See our land
at Denver's door; one of the
. great Irrigated tracts. Special
rates every day. Write us.
THE WORLD INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
01-4 N. T. Life Bldg. Omaha Neb.
(20)-MW? 23
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loan a Peters Trust Co.
(22-2!
6ECOND MORTOAOE loans negotiated.
Apply Room 417-1. First Nat l Bank Bldg.
Bell phone Douglas 2U3. (22) 124
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam emttn at o., iuu raxnarn Bt.
(22) ta
PRIVATE money to loan, J. H. Sherwood,
818 Brandels Bldg. (H 82
PAYNE, BOSTWICK CO., N. T. Life.
Private money. taOO lo 16,000; low rate.
(22) 827
REAL sstste purcbaas mosey, mortgages
and contracts bought. Anufops Inv. Co.,
Old Boston Store Bldg. (22 827
600 TO 8200,000 on Improved property; - na
delay. GARVIN BROS., 1804 Farnam Bu
(22i-M3o7
MONET TO BUILD,
gaoo to 8J0O.OOO at current rates.
W. H. THOMAS. 808 First Nat I Bank Bldg.
(22-t2
t800 TO 88,000 In homes In Omaha. O Keefe
Real Estate Co., 1001 N. T. Ufa Doug,
or A-Col (22-S
FIVE PER CENT MONET
to loan en
Omaha buslneaa Property.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room t. New York Life Bldg.
22)-831
LOWEST RATES uemis. Brandels Bldg.
(22)-8.'
tlOO TO 810.008 msde promptly. F.
Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
D. Wead,
(22)-Ju
MONET TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
22 8M
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS for a 8-room hovse,
s-room house and a eoupla of vacant lota
NOWATA LAND AND LOT COMPANY,
Suits 824 N. T. Ufa Bldg . Omaha.
'Phone Red UM, Open Evenings.
(22) 838
STOVE REPAIRS
NEW furnaces; hot water and hot air com.
blnatlon heating, 2 and 4-hole laundry
hot water healers), mantis, grates, gaa
stoves repaired, water fronts aad flower
vases. Omaha Stove Repair Works, Uog
12id Douglas St. 'Phones lnd. A-ltjJl. BU
Douglas 880.
WANTED TO BUY
EST price said fur eeoondhand furniture,
wsryeta, slotkes and shoe. Tel. Doug tell
C2)-A9f
PEAL ESTATE -v
riRM awd hacii land ron balm
(Continued.)
BOISE, IDAHO
WANTED TO BUY
(Continued.)
BEST price paid for id-hand furniture,
carpets, giovea, clothing, hoes.. Tel. Doug.
6401. V)
STANDARD upright pianos. Phone Web
ater S7H. t ;) ; mojo
BEST prices paid for Id-hand furniture.
ciotnss, anoee, etc. i si. uougiaa .no.
(8I)-U May a
HOUSES and vacant lota. Western Real
Estate Co., Room ill Karbach Blk. Red
8117, A-8046. () rx
WANTED TO RENT
WE are getting Inquiries for Well located
houses. - Must have sole agency. Nowata
I-and A Lot Co., suite (24 N. Y. Life
Bldg. 'Phone Red Ittft. Omaha. Neb.
Open evenings. (36 M713
WANTED SITUATIONS .
FAMILY waahlng wanted; all work guar
aoteed. Call W. 447. (27)-M143 M
LEGAL NOTICES
wrvTino TO CONTRACTORS EXTEN
aion of time has been granted for
the oDenlns of blda on the 'olio wing work,
Notice la hereby given thai the aecretary
of the Board of Education of the school
flixMrt t,t the citv of North Platte, will
receive bids up to and including the hour
of :00 p. m., oi tne zitn aay oi way, iwie,
fnr the erection. comoleUon and construc
tion of one eight room school building In
the second ward of block 1M and ' the
erection and completion ot one eight room
school building In the third ward on Mock
62, all In the city of North Platte, Lincoln
county. Nebraaka, all labor to be done
and material furnished by the contractor.
The auccessful bidder to give bond in
the sum of 115.000 for the faithful perform
ance or his contract.
Each bidder to accompany his bid with
certified check In the sum of 1600 to assure,
ths.t he will enter into a contract, should I
hla bid be accepted.
All work to be done and material to be
furnished In accordance with the plana
and specifications now on file In the office
of the secretary of said board and at the
office of the architect. J. H. Craddock
Wead Bldg., Omaha, Neb., and such plans
and speculations to lorm a part or the
contract.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and an bids.
E. T. TRAMP, Secretary.
-M-tOd t
NOTICE
TO CONTRACTORS NOTICB
la hereby slven (hat aealed bids will be
received by the Board of Commissioners
of the South Dakota State Soldiers' Home
at Hot Springe, South Dakota, at the office
of the . commandant of said home on or
before the first day of June, - 1909, at
I o'olock In the afternoon, for the erection
ot a stone and brick smokestack for the
State Soldiers' Home, according to plana
and apeciflcatlona prepared by Joseph
Swarts, architect, Sioux Falls, 8. D.
ALSO
For the furnishings and settings of three
oew boil sis and high pressure work for
the South Dakota Bute Soldiers' Home st
Hot Springs, South Dakota, according to
plans and specifications prepared by Ben
Cowler, chief engineer. Bids will be re
ceived for steel stack according to specifi
cations separately. Bids can b made in
lump sum for tne whole amount of the
work except for the brick or steel smoke
stack, which must be a aeparats bid. All
bids must be accompanied by a certified
check eqjal to 10 per cent of the amount
of the bid. The board reserves the right
trt reieet a n v m mi m 1 1 Kl Dl... a t
specifications Can be aeen and examined
at. inn orfice or tne commandant or at
the office of The Omaha Bee, Cmaha,
Neb.; Sioux City Journal, Sioux City, la.;
Sioux Falls Aigus Leader, Sioux Falls,
S. D. Dated thla 7th day of May, I9CS, by
order of the Board of Commlaalonera. J.
B. QEDD1R, Commandant. MUdUt
OFFICB OF CONSTRUCTING QUAR
termaster Fort Douglas, Utah. May 8.
1909: Sealed propoaala in triplicate, subject
to the usual conditions will be received st
this office until 10 o'clock a. m.. May 22.
190, snd then opened In the presence of
attending blddera for conat ruction of a
bowling alley at Fort Douglxa. Utah. - In
formation fumlahed on application. En
velopes containing blda to be marked "Pro
tioaala for Public Building," and addressed
to "Captain T. R. Harker, Quartermaater,
Fifteenth Infantry Conatructing Quarter
maater, Fort Douglaa, Utah.
M3-4-5-8-21-22
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
TO THE BONDHOLDERS OF THE
Sheridan Ooal Company The holdera of
the bonds of th Sheridan Coil company
are hereby notified that the undersigned
trustee, under truat deed of The Sheridan
Coal company, dated June 11, 1903, and
recorded June 20, 19. in book 28 of mor
tgage records, on page 438, In the office of
the county clerk of the county of Sheridan
and atate of Wyoming, has received- notice
from the Sheridan Coal company that It
will, on or before June 30, remit the
undersigned fM.MOo, to take up and retire
twenty-four bonds, aa provided In said
trust deed. Notice ia hereby given that the
undersigned haa drawn ind aelected by lot
the following twenty-four numbers of
twenty-four of the bonds outstanding,
secured by said truat deed. 1. e.. 1M, 26, 60,
88. 491, 113. 212. 46a. 360. 608. 17. 644. 148. 169. 6.
1U4. 217. 130, 610, 170. 420. 697. 2A 364 for pay.
ment from the sinking fund lo be paid to It
by said The Sheridan Coal company under
said trust deed, and upon such payment of
ssid 24 000 to the undersigned on or before
June 30, 190). the undersigned will, st Its
office st ths corner ot Dearborn and Madi
son streets, in the citv of Chicago, III., on
the 1st day of July. ld, pay to ths holders
or registered owners of said bonds, num
bered ss aforesaid, the principal and ac
cumulated Interest thereon, upon the sur
render and delivery thereof to the under
signed, uncancelled, and fconmranled by all
unpaid coupons thereto belonging. Interest
on each of said bonds numbered as afore
said, will cease after said 1st dsy of July.
A. D. 1909. whether presented on said day
or thereafter. UNION TRU8T COMPANY,
Trustee, by Ruf via F. Chapia. Secretary.
- MU-4-27JI
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Contloed.
OFFICB OF THK CONSTRl'CTINfl
Quartermaater. Fort Omaha. Ncbraeks,
April JO, 19i. Sealed propoeale. In tripli
cate, ubect t" the ti.usl condltlona, will
be received at thia office until U o'clock
m.. central standard time. May n. !!!',
and then opened In public for furnishing
and Marina In noaltlon three sheet steel
ventilators on roof of balloon house at Fort
Omaha, Nebraka. Full Information fur
nished on application, it. a reeervea tne
light to rejm t any or all bids. Envel Tea
contxlnlng proposal to be marked "Pro
poaala for ventilators." and si! dressed to
Captain George B. Glbba, Conetructlng
Quartermaater, Fort Otr.aha, Nebraska.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
South Omaha Land Co. to Adam
rirsn nakl lot ft MOCK ZB. HOUin
Omaha I 250
United Real Estate A Trust Co. to
Ado r I) wokv and wife, lot 13. blocs
1. Kountxe Mh 1.1H)
Jeff. W. Bedford Co. to omana uric
P. nl A. Til 1 'n .71 reef, lor a.
Hock 44J. Omaha 106
Theresa Baumlester and husband to
Marv Rocke. lota 21. 22. 23. 24. Mai-
lander Place
Mettle E. Cooper and husband to
Hugh McCaffrey, lot 1. block B.
Briasa Place ,-. 409
Board of trustees of Omaha Lodge No.
3. B. P. O. K to Leonard Everett,
lot . block 1. Kountse sV Ruths
addition ,0h0
County treasurer to M. A. Noble,
40x132 feet east of lot , nlocX ztu.
Omaha
Andrew Anderson to Ouy R. Andereon
and wire, lot 21 and W37U. rest.
lot 22. block 35. AlbriKht'e Cnolce.... 1
Laura A. Bird and husband to Frank
O. Blomqulst, lot 12 and W17 feet, lot
11. block . Mvers. Rlchsrds and
Tlldens addition 1000
Kenwood Rea tv Co. to T. H. Pollock.
lota 179 and 1X0, Kenwood.... ' 316
Ditndee Realty Co.- to I. H. Arey. lot
21. block s, Dundee V)
S. A. Dowd and husband to B. 8.
Baker, lot 22. block I. Wlea Jt
Parmeles addition 1.300
Fred Johanaen and wife to Fred Buller
and wife, lot 14. block 14. Halcyon
Height 400
D. Tuckson and wife to Sam Hur-
wlts et al. U, lot 1. Shinns Bub.... 2,00
J. W. Rasp et al. to A. I. Mead, lot 1.
Miller Park Place 2.U0
United Real Eatate & Truat Co.. to
M. J. Kenmev. lot 10. block 3ft.
Kountxe Place 700
M. J. Kenney and wife to D. Tuckson.
lot 10, block 17. Bedford Place 2,600
Mary Baltzer and husband to Fred H.
Bentiey. lot 8. block 22, Wilcox 2nd.. 1.8"0
Frank Zeiulak and wife to Adolf Ze
sulak. lot 1. block L Potter A Cobbs .
addition ; 1,000
W. M. Scott and husband to Fred
Ingersoll and wife, n4 lot 4, block 8,
Kirk wood 1,700
Q. H. Payne and wife to Mason Blake
man, lot 7, block 8. South Omaha...
Alice S. Forbea and husband to
Timothy Collins, lot M, Pewey Place, 1,750
rrancla t. Sherwood to waiter I'eter
aen. el50 feet, lot 1, block 4, Weat
Omaha ,
Matilda M. Shorwood et al. to same... 2.500
Missouri Valley Land' A Live Stock
Co. to Frank Stratbucker. lot 1 to 20.
block 4. HUlekes addition 2.J60
Frank 1SHner and wife to Anton
Kasal and wife, lot 3, block 11, 1st
addition to South Omaha 1,600
J. W. Colwell and wife to E. K.
Dakin. lot 8. block 4. Clifton Hill 2.100
Kenwood Realty Co. to E. H. Raschhe,
lota 4, 434, 4, Ken wood B73
School dtstrtot of Omaha to J. P.
Slater, tract 34th and Martha Sta.... 600
John A. Crelghton Real Estate
Truat Co. to same, lot 8, block 9.
Crelghtons 1st addition S
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNION STATION 10TH AND MASON
l alow Pact fie
Ovsrlsnd Limited..
Colorado Express...
Altantic Excresa...'.
Leave.
Arrive.
,.t 8:65 am A 9:40 pm
..a 3:60 pm a 8:09 pm
a : am
Oregon ' Express a 4:10 pm a 8:00 pm
Los Anseles Limited.... al2 66 Dm A 8:80 fun
Fast Mall a 7:20 am a t:4& pm
China and Japan Mail.. a 8:00 pan a 8:46 pm
North Platte Local a-8:18 am a 4 46 pm
coio. Chicago special... .ais.io am a v:ut am
Beatrics & Stromabura
Local b!2:40 pm b 1:40 pm
valley Local (motor via
Lape Cut-Off) al0:00 am a 2:45 pm
Valley Lotal (motor). ...a 6:80 pm a ;00 am
Local pesene;rs not parried on trains
job. i ana .
Chicago A Northwestern i
Chicago Daylight... a 7:24 am all: pm
Twin City Express a 7:48 am sW pm
Chicago Local a 4:30 pm a 8:2 pm
Bloux City local a 8:46 pm all .00 am
Chicago Local a 4:30 pm a 8:23 am
Chicago special .a :02 pm a 8:23
Minnesota-Dakota Exp. a 7:00 pm a 9:30 am
Faat Mall a 3:36 pm
Twin City Limited a 8:00 pm a 7:05 am
Los Angeles Limited. ...a 8:10 pm al2 36 rm
Overland Limited........ all.60 pm a 7:16 am
Nebraaka and Wyoming Division
Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:40 am a 6:30 pm
Lincoln-Long Pins a 7:40 am a 10:86 am
Deadwood-lJtncoln a 8 00 rm a 6:20 pm
Casper-Lander a 8:00 pm a 8:20 pm
Fremont-Albion b B'.au pm D l :so pm
Hastings-Superior b 3:00 ran b 6:30 pm
Chicago, Rock Isfand A Paclfl
EAST.
Chicago Limited a 8:00 am all:06 pm
Iowa Local a 7:00 am a 4:30 pm
Rocky Mountain Ltd... .a 8:00 am all:06 pm
Des Moines Eastern.. a 7:00 am a 4:30 pm
Dea Molnea Passenger.. a 4:00 pm al2 SO pm
Iowa Local b 11:00 am b 8:66 pm
Chicago (Eastern Ex).. .a 4:40 pm a 1:10 pm
Chicago Flyer a 6:08 pm a 3 36 am
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Ltd...all:12 pm a 1:60 pm
Colo. A Cal. Express. ..a 1:20 pm a 4:89 pm
Okl. A Txas Express, .a 8:40 pm a 1:09 pm
Illinois Central
Chicago Express a 7:18 am a 3:48 prh
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a 8:30 am
Minn. -St. Paul Exp o 7:is am
Mlnn.-8t. Paul Ltd a 6:09 pm a 8:80 am
Omaha-Ft. D'dge Local. a 4:16 pm all:30 am
Chicago Great Western
fit Paul-Mlnneanolla 8:30 pm 8:16 am
Bf. Paul-Minneapolis 7:30 am 8:20 pm
Chicago Limited 8:10 pm 8:16 am
Missouri Pacific
K C. A St. L. Exp a 6:00 am a 7:no am
K. C. A St. L. Exp all: IS pm a 6:50 pm
Wabash
St. Louis Express a 8:30 pm a t:28 am
St. Louis Local (from
Council Bluffa) a 6:00 am all:l& pm
Stanberry Iocal (from
Council Bluffs) b 6:00 pm bl0:16 am
Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Panl
Chicago A Colo. 8p'l...a 7:26 am all:60 pm
Cal. & Oregon Exp a 6:00 pm a 8:28 pm
Overland Limited a 8:68 pm a 8:30 am
Perry Local b 6:15 pm bll:2 am
BURLINGTON BTA 10TH A MA80N
Burlington
Leave
Denver and California.. a 4:10 urn
Arrlvs.
a I 44 pm
Northwest Special a 4:10 pm
a 3:46
pm
Black Hills
Notthwest Express.
Nebraska points....
Lincoln Fast Mall...
Nebraxka Express..
Uncoln Local
.a 4:10 pm a 6:10 pm
..al2:u am a 8:08 am
..a 8:45 am a 6:10 pm
,.b 1:20 pm al2:ll pm
..a 9:16 am a 810 pm
b ;) am
a 7 :60 pm
Lincoln Local
Schuyler-Plattsmouth ,.b 3:06 pm bl0:j0 am
Bellevue-Plattsmouth
b 1:06 pm
Plattamuuth-lowa ....
Bella vue-Plat tsmouth
Denver Limited
Chicago Special
Chicago Kxpreag
Chicago Flyer
Iowa Local ,
..b 9:18 am
..cl2:3& pm 0 $ 40 pm
,.a 4:10 pm a 7:06 am
..a 7:26 am all :46 pm
..a 4:20 pm a 3:66 pm
..a 8:30 pm a 8:30 am
..a 916 am all 30 am
St. Louie Express.
.a 4 40 pm all am
Ksnaaa City A St. Joe .aiO 46 pm a 6 30 am
Kanaaa City A St. Joe.. a 9:15 am a 6:10 pm
Kanaaa City A St. Jae.g-a 4:40 pm,
WEBSTER STA 1BTH WBB8TER
Chicago, St. ' Panl, Minneapolis A
Osnnha ,
Leave. Arrive.
Town City Passenger. .b 80 em b 9:20 pm
Sioux City Passenger... b 2:00 pm bll:Mam
Sioux City Local e 6:46 am 6:20 pm
Emerson Local ... b 6.66 pra b 9 10 am
M Use art Peel fir
Auburn Local b 1:60 pm Ml 38 am
a Daily, b Daily except Sunday, e Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday.
ADVTXTUC Ot THE
OMAHA DEE
BEST IN TUS WEST
LIGHT ON CniCACO STRIKE
Revelations t Trial of Madden,
Boyle and Ponchot for Conspiracy.
CHARGE OF EXTORTION MADE
Contractor Tells f Paying; Oae Tbea
aaad Doll are n Have Strike Called
O Maddea Ordered It from
Ills Met or Car.
CHICAGO. May J0.-A ray of light ws
flsrhed Into at least one building trades
strike In Chicago today. Incidentally there
wss reference to the methods of trsdes
unionism In Sen Francisco.
These features were presented when the
state opened Its esse against Martin B,
(Skinny) Madden.N president of the Asso
ciated Building Trades council of Chicago.
and his associate. P. A. Pouchot and M.
J. Boyls. all of whhm are charged with
conspiracy to extort' $1,000 from the Jos
eph Kllcka company, a Chicago concern
which fell afoul of strike on Ua plsnt
last winter while It was In course of con
duction.
At told In Judge McSurely's court, the
strike was called by Madden, from hla
automobile, and ths order hit, amongst
150 others, Jacob Dublanski, a cement tin
Isher, who refused to walkout because he
had a wife' and alx children to care fnr.
When the men came and called the strike
what did they tell you 7" Dublanski was
asked.
Just told us there was a strike and we
should quit."
Then whstT"
'Then I told them I had a wife snd six
children, and one of the men asked him
who was going to pay for our lost time."
"And then?"
"Then he went to ths foreman and
stopped us."
Henry Blaum snd Stephen Btelsky, slso
cement Workers, gave similar testimony.
Story ot Alleged Extortion.
The story of alleged extortion, ss told by
D. L. Frsser, a construction engineer em
ployed by Post A Maehler, architects of the
Kllcka plant, snd somewhat softened by
Emll Kllcka, ' president of the Joseph
Kllcka company, has to do with the auto
mobile, diplomatic negotiations and the al
leged passing of money In a down-town
saloon, and In substance follows:
The blow fell on November 18, tor no
apparent reason. The Job seemed "regu
lar" and Mr. Kllcka sent Mr. Frsser to
Investigate. The latter saw Boyle, who
said that the strike hud been called he
cause there was a nonunion man working
on It. He added, when asked how the
matter could be settled, that Kllcka would
have to see Madden. Ths following day
Kllcka and Frsser waited for some time
In ths saloon, until Madden And his motor
csr. arrived, after which Madden and
Kllcka entered a little private office at
the end of the bar. The Interview waa In
terrupted by a trip to the bank by Kllcka
and Eraser, who returned with $200, which
was. It Is slHged. given to Boyle to com
pensate him for expenses Incurred In call
ing the strike, Mr. Kllcka hoping that
Boyle would bring ths trouble to an end.
Boyle, however, said that ths settlement
ws up to Msdden. Thers was anpther In
terview with Madden In the little office at
the snd of the bar, but on the termination
of It Messrs Frsser and Kllcka In their
testimony differed somewhat. Fraser de
clared that Madden had demanded $1,500 aa
the price of putting the men back at work,
and then Kllcka emerged from the office
cursing earnestly and branding the price
as an outrage. Kllcka's version was that
he told Madden the pries "was a little
high."
At any rate ths pries was not agreed upon
at that time. . Following Fraser and
Kllcka. George 8. Andres, a construction
engineer, was'plsced on the stand. Ac
cording to hla own and. Kllcka's testimony,
Kllcka gave him $1,000. with which to settls
the strike, Andres hsvlng approached ths
former with a statement that It could bs
done for that sum. Meanwhile some
trouble had brewed between the new man
and Madden. "I told him I wanted to set
tle ths strike and asked If he would ac
cept $500," testified Andres. "He answered
'No,' and then I offered him $760.
" 'Nix.' he answered. I asked him if
sl.000 would do."
"And what did he answer?"
" 'Bring up the dough,' so I went to
Kllcka, got the check, and got ten $100
bills at ths bank. It was ths night before
Madden showed up, and then I offered him
the money. 'H'-w am I to know the strike
will be called off if I give you the money,'
I asked htm. 'Don't worisr ' hs said, snd
then I said, 'Here's your'Soney.' He said,
'I never took any moneji .om you,' and I
said I kntw hs didn't."
Andres smiled ss he described the fares.
He ssid hs asked Madden what to do with
the money and the latter told him to throw
It 6n ths floor or on the desk. Andres laid
ft on ths desk si.d Invited the labor leader
out .Ao have a drink. The latter acqulescej
and as they moved out Madden dropped a
blotter over ths pile and shoved it In his
pocket.
"The next day the strike wss called oft
snd the men returned to work."
On cross-exgmlnatlon by Attorney Brady
of tha defense reference was mads to San
Francisco.
"ptdn't you tell Madden about unions In
San Francisco, and didn't you tell him that
you had put them out of business there,
and would do the same thing here?" Andrea
waa asked.
He admitted the talk, but denied ths
threat.
"Did you say to Pouchot that lie could
make a lot of money If he knew his job
snd didn't he say hs wss sstlafted with
what he was getting?"
. "NO."
"Didn't you tell him that if he did It like
OCEAN STEAMERS
Nsrw York to Havre-Purls 6 Days
FRENCH LINE
- CompaJnie Glnlrale
TrinsttUntique
llganrl Twin tsrssr and Ixprtts Itgsmgre.
Naval officers in comaisnd wireless telegrsphy,
submarine safety bell signal system.
U Twrslse Mar ff Is S.toU Jans 17
Le Lsrraiss June t Le Lorraine June M
La rravance ... Juae leiLa rronc July 1
peels! Oas-Olesa Cabin asrvies (II class)
40 ts 80 slteraale Saturdays.
HwW Ysrk-SerSsaMX rvfen (one class cabin)
only $40 snd MO.
O r. Wast 14fli rimia Straw
H g Moore Paraam Sire.i
U M IM Kalians! Bank
W. g. goes 1U4 hnua Street
. O. Davieaan. 114 Seutk Uth Strast
CANADIAN PACIFIC
aVJIM TalAJf POOS. DATS Al 818.
Wseaag Saaltng Between ateatreai. tjuek
gad Wveryooi.
TWO days en the b,utifui St. Lawrence
river aad ths shortest ocean routs ts &
'"Sethlnc setter en ths Atlsntls than sus
EUnpreseea Wireless on alt steamers.
rtrsS einss, $I9 seoead, 0M erne alase
abU, 44.
Ask your ticket sgsnt, or writs fat aatV
tngs. rates snd booklet.
O. 3s. SaaJAhtTBT, 4. aV.
Ma South Clark at, Ohluags.
you fellows In San Francises t Aa4 his
friends could maks A barrel of ssoney f
No."
NEWS OF THE ARMY CIRCLES
General Conrt-Martlal Will Convene
at Fnrt Rnblnena Try Mln
rellaaeowe fosses.
A general court-martial has been ordered
to convene at Fort Robinson Friday for
the trial of miscellaneous esses against
enlisted men.
Civil rVrvlee Clerk W. M. Rush of De
partment of the Missouri headquartem
has been transferred to the Philippines. He
will said for Manila June 8.
Civil Service Clerk Paul Taylor has ar
rived in Omaha for the Philippines snd
has been ssslgned to duty' at Department
of the Missouri heado,uartera.
Major William F. Blauvelt, paymaster
United States army, formerly at Kansas
City, has been aaslgned to duty temporarily
aa chief paymaster of the Department of
the Missouri.
Leave of Absence tor one month and fif
teen days has been granted Captain W. T.
Tatten of the Thirteenth Infantry.
Honorable discharges from the regular
army by purchase have been granted Quar
termaster Sergeant F. H. Oreve. Company
C, Eleventh Infantry; Sergeant William A.
Hoag, Troop C, seventh cavalry, and Pri
vate A. J. Kloaa, Company D, Thirteenth
Infantry.
v .
None of the officers assigned to duty as
students in ballooning have yet arrived at
Fort Omaha. The detail is expected early
next week. '
DAVIS SILVER SET AN INSULT
That le the Way Grant Post Views
the Mississippi Battle-
ahlni AsTnlr.
V. 8. Grant poet No. 110, Grand Army of
the Republic, adopted resolutions denounc
ing the action of presenting to the battle
ship Missis itppl a silver set bearing the
likeness of Jefferson Davis At its meeting
Tuesdsy evening. The resolutions read:
Whereas. There has been procured for
presentation to the United States govern
ment Tor utre on tne oamesnip Mississippi
a silver service having the likeness or pro
file of the arch traitor, Jefferson Davis,
engraved thereon, and
Whereas. Said Jefferson Davis wss tne
president of the so-called southern con
feilerscy that waged war against the gov
ernment ot the United States, causing the
death of hundreds of thousands of1 loyal
net riot te men. an incomprehensible amount
of suffering snd ths was to of enormous
treasure in a needless ana inexcusaoie war;
therefors, be It
Ttesolved. That It fs the sense and feel
ing of the officers snd members of the
U. 6. Grant post No. 110, Grand Army ot
the Republic, Department of Nebraska.
that the tender oi sain stiver service or
snv other article naving tne proms or
likeness of aaid jerrerson Davis, or any
other party who took part in the effort
to destroy the union and the government
of the United States, constitute a gross
affront to every loyal person or the land.
Be it further
Resehed, That a proper sense of Justice
to -those who suffered snd died In de
fending the government and to all loval
people of the country, and proper respect
for the dignity, honor snd future wel
fare of the nation, . demands that said
ailver service and alt or any other articles '
that have been or hereafter may be ten
dered bearing the likeness or representa
tion of any person who took a prominent
part sgalnst the government In the wsr of
ths rebellion be promptly rejected.
AGED WOMAN HAS.""BIG SUM
Demented Traveler Has Near $11,000
with Her and Police Take)
Cars sf Her.
Demented and with almost 84,700 In cash,
notes, checks and certificates of deposit
on her person. Mrs. Bettts Nelson, an aged
Swedish woman, was tsken from a train
at Union station Wednesday night and
plsced In the matron's department of the
police station.
She said her horns wss at Anson, Minn.,
and that she had left thers by wsy cf St.
Psul to go to McPhereon, Kan., to visit
relatives. Aa she Wss evidently unable to
care for herself or her money, Officer Flsk
at ths railway station called for the police
ambulance and had her removed to a quiet
place at the Jnll. where she will be kept
until she recovers or relatives come for
her.
PHELPS MUST EXPLAIN IT
Required by Conrt to Be Sped go In
Allegations Against John
W. Bergere.
Frsnk N. Phelps must tell what were the
"Insidious wiles snd falss Inducements"
which he alleges John W. Bergerg exer
cised on Mrs. Phelps.
Judge Pears ruled Thursday In dtstrtot
court on ths motion to make mors specific
the alligations aet up by Phelps In ths
pstitlon of his $25,000 alienation suit
against Bergers. The' court sustained
the motion In part and denied In
part. The other Item sustalnsd Is aa re
gards the dste when Phelps alleges thst
Mrs. Phelps came under Bergers' subtlo
spell.
MINERAL i SPRINGS TAPPED
Company at South . Omaha Incor
porates la Bum al Seventy-Five
Thousand Dollars.
A. J, Vlerltng, E. E. Myers 'of Newport
and Louis Hlnrlchsen of South Omaha
filed articles of Incorporation Thursday
for the Brown Park Mineral Springs com
pany. Ths objuct of ih4 company It to be
ths wholesaling and retailing of mineral
water and the conduct of bath houses In
Omaha nd South Omaha. The capft1
stock will bs $76,000, of which one-half
muat be paid up in cash At the Urns of be
ginning business.
John W. Bergers snd N. P. Bergers have
incorporated the Bergers Automobile
pany at $10,000.
Bev. I. W. Wllllasnaon'a Letter,
Rev. I. W. Williamson, Huntington, W,
Vs., writes: "This la to certify thst I used
Foley's Kidney Remedy for nervous ex
haustion and kidney trouble and am free
to say that It will do all that you claim
for It." Foley's Kidney Remedy hss re
stored health snd strength to thousand
of weak, run down people. Contalna no
harmful druga and Is pleassnl to tsks.
For ssle by all druggists.
RAIN BOOSTS PRICE OF LAND
Good Soaking: la Western Part of Ne
braska Insnres Anethes
Big Crop.
Western Nebrsska wss given a thorough
drenching Wednesday night snd ths price
of lsnd In that section has taken Another
boom, for the rain, coming aa It did, In
sures another crop for this year. Th rain
extended west from Lexington to Cheyenne
with hesvy fall at Sidney. Julesburg snd
Sutherlsnd. Farmers In thst section got
more wheat to the sere last year than in
many other sections of Nebraska snd tils
rsln of this year Is said to have assured
soother big erop for this yesr.
i 1
Sklaaed frosa Mead to Keel
wss Ben Pool, Threat, Al., whsn dragged
over g g revel roadway, but Buoklen's Ar
nica Salve cured, him. 16a. jTsst gais by
Beaton Drug Co.
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