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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 30. 1909.
OFFERED FOR RENT
Ileneee and Cettas
leatlnoed.
"HOUSE FOR KENT"
1412 N. lTth St., 3 r., city water, close in, li.
:iu7 Lecatur et., 7 r., line yard. J 16.
8. ifith St., 4 r., cuy kkr, oiuse In,
812 30.
2713 Parker St., G r , modern except fjr
nace, nlc yard, $2u.
1711 N. 20th Ht.. ( r., modern except fur
nace, only W-
242 Franklin ht., 6 r., modern except fur
nace. nice location, 121.
ZJ2H Uurdette tt.. splendid 8-r. house, 4
bed rooina, city water and gas, only lis.
602 S. 85th Ave., 7 r., all modem. A bargain
at l.
aics Poppleton Are., 7 r., strictly modem,
Juki put In (Ina ahapa throughout. A bar
gain at .T8.
VAX 8. Wth St., S r., modern except fur
nace, pretty yard, smell bam, 821.
lf.U Yates fit., 7 r.. all modern, only $25.
l'JU Lathrop St.. aplendld 8-r., strictly mod
ern house, hot water heat, hard-wood
floors, (40.
8M2 Hamilton 8t., 7 r., brand new, all mod
ern. $.12 50.
4K0 Cass Ht., 7 r., all modern, beautiful
yard, umall barn, $30.
642 8. 30th St., 7 T.. all modern, close In $30.
shape $-.
4"42 Seward St., 8 r.. all modern, tilce
f.12 N. 21st St., 9 r., strictly modern and
up to tha minute, tile bath room, hard
wood floora, laundry stove, gas range,
hades, etc., $47.50.
Ene 8. 28th St., 10 r., strictly modern, every
room newly papered, nice new combina
tion fixtures. Best house In town for $40.
We have others. Sec our Hit before you
move.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.,
Bole Agents, Main Floor N. Y. Life.
15)-
$11 Three rooma, 2121 Douglas St., modern
except heat.
$l!i Six rooms, 1808 Shirley 8t., modern ex
cept heat.
$20 Seven-room modern house, 2G10 Frank
lin St., bam.
$25 Eight rooms, modern except furnace,
3019 Hurt Ht., large yard and shade.
$27. SO Five rooms, modern, gas range and
shudes. 203 S. 30th St.
$2H 2055 N. 19th St., 9 rooms, modern ex
cept heat.
$30 Seven rooms, modern except heat.
MIS Howard Ht., third floor.
$4t Six-room strictly modern apartment
104 8. 24th St.
$3i.rj0 each, for four new and attractive
houses of 6 and 7 rooms each, at SSth
and Marcy Sts.; fine lawn and every con
' venlence.
$45 Klght-room strictly modern house, oak
finish, oak floors, all newly decorated,
with large yard. 27 Fornam St.
$46 per month Eleven-room Modern house,
good location for roomers. Eltl 8. 22d St.
OEnRQE & CO.,
rhone Dcuglas 76U. 1601 Farnam St.
(15)
$1002501 FARNAM, 10 rooms, modern,
hardwood finish, garage, large lawn,
shade.
826 1702 South 2th. 7 rooms, modern, cor
ner lot. one block from Hanscom park
care line.
$25: 3424 North 24th, 9 rooms; will repair;
large grounds.
515 BO 270.1 Caldwell, 6-room house.
$102019 Pierce, 4 rooms first floor.
$12.50 2631 Patrick Ave. (for colored), 4 rmi.
FLATS AND ROOMS. .
$42611 South 22d, new 8-room, modern
brick flat.
$40 2W1 Pacific, 9 rooms, modern brick.
$26 f21 South 24th, now, modern 4-room
brick apartment.
$192011 Miami, 6-room flat, oak finish and
modern.
$12621 South 2!lh, good 4-room brick flat.
$1 1M6 South 11th. 7-room modern flat.
$12.502321 South lth. 6-room flat.
$ 210 South 28th Ave., 4 rooms, first floor;
will paper. .
GARVIN PROS., 1M FARNAM ST.
(15)-
8F.VEN-ROOM modern cottage, S002
Mason St., $35.
Modern anartment on second floor Davldge
Bldg., $5.
Eight 'rooms, modern, 1128 S. Slit St,
$32 60.
Eight rooms, modern except furnace, 2543
Davenport St., $25.
IOHN W. BOBBINS, 1802 FARNAM ST.
(16)-
I0S8 PIERCT ST., 6 rooma, city water and
gas. $16.
B19 Leavenworth St., 4-room flat, modern
except heat, $20.
JS3 Cedar St., 4 rooms, water, $.
$602 Chicago St., 7 rooms, modern except
heat, down stairs, $25.
V034 S. 18th St., 8 rooms, upstairs, gas, $7.
BIRKETT & TKBBENS.
423 Bee Bldg.
(15)-
1614 LOCUST ST., 6 rooms, electrlo light,
all modern, new floors, $30.
1S13 Georgia Ave., 6-room modern 'flat,
$31.26.
$401 Decatur St., I rooma, gas and city
water, $20.
112 Capitol Ave., 8 rooms, modern except
heat. $25.
30 N. 23d St., 8 or 10-room brick house, all
modern, $42.
-v J. II. SHERWOOD,
Phone Douglas 38 614 Brandeta Bldg.
(15)
'ROOM, modern house, walking distance,
ft'i No. 2Cth. Owner will make Improve
ments to Butt 30. Petera Trust Co
(16-MUsJ 31x
OOOD 2-story house, 7 rooms and bath
room; south front; paved street; good
neighborhood; flist-class condition; walk,
lug distance. 2422 Charles St.
(161-M968 SOx
U'ST THE THING At 21st and Howard
Sis., only a few blocks from Mth and
Furnam Sts., we are Just complottng
some strictly modern 4-r. apartments,
consisting of a large living room, nice
dining room, large bed room, with bath
and a nice kitchen, with gas range; gaa
and electric light, with nice combination
fixtures; shades; laundry In basetnont;
ras heater; In fact everything right up
o the minute. If you are looking for
something of this nature It will pay you
to go and look at these today.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK ft CO.,
Sola Agents, Main Floor N. Y. Life.
(15)
FOR RENT,
tf 60 Three rooms, modern, with electrlo
light, etc 1124 8. Mth St.
I'll 50 Nice 4-room lottaae. 710 N. 30th St.
$30 Nine- room all modern house. 2u33
Davenport St.
$35 Nice 9-room brlrk house, all modern,
corner. tM Davenport St.
RON! N SON & WOLF,
435 Paxton. Block.
(16)-
FOTt RENT '-room modern hnue, corner
27th Ave. and Davenport: large ba-k yard,
walking distance from retail district; two
Mocks from boulevard. Inquire rST Dav
enport St. (15) MI6J tlx
THIRTY DOLLARS
Rents this all-modern, 8-room house. 2721
Howard St.; house Is now being nalnted;
yard about tn be aodded and all other
repairs are under way to make this houe
a f list-class oris; fine neighborhood ; only
two blocks from Farnam; also S. Omaha
csr lines; walking distance to P. O
REAL ESTATH TITI.F. TRfSTCOMPA'Y,
Ground Floor. 1.01 Farnam St
(15)-
F1NE 7-room modern house. 110 South 55th
St., near Karnnm. R T. and Ed O. Ham
ilton offices. New Hamilton, 24tlj and
Farnam. P. Lane, Douglas trm.
(15)-M2J1 SO
TWO new houses. tvr. 2.V14 Franklin: all
modern. Mrs. E. Johnson. 1414 lectur
tl5)-M243 $x
$T r.rt Modern brick house, J303 8. mth St.
Phone H. 1787. (16) M239 U
8-UOOMS, modern, 2t8 Davenport. II 303).
lS)-278 lx
DO YOU WANT o own one of the finest
homes on West FarnamT Wa have It for
sale. For rrW and term see
LATIIROP & TOBIN,
418 Bee Bldg.
(15)-
F1VE-ROOM house. V N. d, tit 50.
8-r , modern house 24rt) Like.
J. II. PARROTT. Board cf Trsde.
(15)-M251 $1
HOl'8ES. Insurance. Rlngwalt. Barker Fik
06) sa
HOTTSF.a ,n Prt" of "he rlty
UUUOLO Crelgh Sone 4 Co. B BMf
(15)-33
FOR RENT -non, new, all modern
n'Mise; c-mblnatlon fixtures: rlose to
Field club. U1 8 Ulh and Poppleton
Ave: $t. c U. Bachmann. 4J paxton
block. (I5t-lt
A MODERN 8-room house and barn, lu
. g Wth. (151-877 80
1W7 PACIFIC BL. ft-room. tharoughly mnl.
rn e liOiSh. 140. A. U. tl Ick. 84 I
OFFERED FOR RENT
Hema aaal Cttaea Ctlaiet.
5- ROOM houe, and barn; city water; 433
Lincoln Ave.; $U fiO.
10-room. all modern: Charlea 8t, between
K'h and 27th: $) snd water.
6- room, second floor. I7M Lake St.; mod
ern except best; $15.
f rooms, second floor, 1108 N. 10th; elty
wster and t.llet: $!.
t rooms, second floor. 1101 N. 21st St.; U 50.
CHRIS HOT ER, X2d and Cuming.
(16J-M218
FINE all modern house of II rooms tn 8.
W. corner I7th and Jackson; references
required. $00. Bemls. Brandels Bldg.
(15)-2S8
HOUSES, flats. Garvin Bioa., 1604 Farnam.
n6 i
901 3. 33d St., six rooms, all modern, $30.
'phone Webster 977. (lo) M4S8
8-RlOM modern house, detached; perfect
repair; $.. Inquire 708 N. 19th St.
(16)-4)6
MAQGARD VAN 8TORAOE CO.. Tel. D.
14W. We guarantee moving pianos, H. H.
goods. (16 298
FOITR rooms each, flrrt and aecond floor,
modern furnace, $15 and $18. 2230 Popple
ton Ave. (16 Jti
HOUSES Peters Trust Co., N. Y. L. Bldg.
(lo)-03
7 ROriMS and bath, cement cellar, nice
neighborhood, new house, $33 per month.
82f4 Marcy. 413 8. lith. John Coffey,
plumber. (15) 638 Jel
FOR LEASE.
1T.13 N. 20th St.; 8-r., modern; an extra
good houe; new furnace and decorations.
Apply Owner, 1101 N. 18th St. (15) M!40 6
MODERN 8-room house, desirable. 1417
Vinton St, (15)-M907 lx
HOUSEHOLD GOODS packed, forwarded;
cheap freight rates; moving and storing,
Expressmen's Delivery Co., Tel. Doug. S'M.
(16)-2M
OMAHA Van and Storage Co. Pack move,
stoia H. H. goods; storehouse, 1120-24 N.
lth, office 1&09 Farnam. Tel. Doug. )!.
U,j-ai
Balldlnaja.
WEBSTER-SUNDERLAND BUILDING,
N. E. COR. MTH AND HOWARD STS.
Fine no offices for rent at reasonable
prlcet,, 200 to 1.800 feet of floor space;
prices $20 and up.
GEORGE & CO..
Phone Douglas 756. 1601 Farnam St
(15)-
FOR RENT Warehouse, v with trackage,
lnqulro John R. Webster, 704 Brandels
Bldg. (16)-M323
600 BLOCK.
524 8. Mth St. (or the northwest corner of
Mth and Jackson Sts.) Is the only avail
able storeroom In this block. New front,
new floors, nteel celling, etc. One of the
most attractive rooma on Mth St.
We also have two good storerooms for
rent near the "600 block." Good loca
tions, with modern fronts. Sea ua for
terms of leas.
GEORGE & CO..
Phone Douglaa 766. 1601 Farnam St.
(15)-
Offlcea.
OFFICE room (14x22) on Mth street, oppo
site P. O., In Crounse block, $10. Conrad
Young. 1518 Dodge St. (16) M722
DESK ROOM for rent In an office located
on the busy corner ft 24th and N Sts..
South Orr a ha. Call at Bse office. S. O.
branch, 24th and N Sta New address.
(16) M577
DESK ROOM With or without roll top
desk. Johnson, 843 N. Y. Life. (16) 161 Sx
OFFICE LOGIC.
Any agency oan rent you an ordinary of
flee; our offices are out of the ordinary.
Therefore wa can rent you an extraordi
nary office. All offices In the U. 8. Bldg.
are outside offices and the rates are
reasonable. You can rent any office In
any building, but there la only ONE of
fice to suit your business. We have It.
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO.,
Ground Floor. 1201 Farnam St
' (16)-
t
BCARQO blk., South Omaha. 120 No. 24th.
Hall, 431 Ramgo Bldg.; both phones.
(161-658
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
One building of about 83,000 square feet of
floor space and one of 61,000 square feet.
Both modern buildings, with best of
trackage facilities, elevators, etc. Lo
cated near 10th St. viaduct. Rental lOo
to 12o per square foot per year.
GEORGE A CO.,
Phone Douglas 763. 1601 Farnam St
(16)-
BR1CK store room, with full basement,
1120 N. 24th St., $25. Thoe. W. Haxen, 106
8. Mth. 'Phone D. 1300.
A NEW store, S219 Cuming St. Tel. Web
317f (15)-M308 31
OFFERED rCR SALE
Parnltare.
1x8 CARD CASE.
SOLID oak case, mads by the Library
Bureau Furniture Co. This Is excep
and the other having 6. This Is excep
tionally well constructed office furniture
and will last a lifo time. Call Bee office,
17th and Farnam. (16) 14a
FOUR-HOLE ateel cook stove, first-class
make, good condition. 210 South 38th St
'Phone Harney 2586. (16) M235 SO
WHITE Iron bed, kitchen cabinet and hall
tree, all bargalna. 2309 Fowler Ave. Tel.
Webster 1460. (16) M962 80
lewlsf Machines.
SEWING
MACHINE
Bargains !
These second-band machines all havs
been put In good condition.
t Singer, 8 drawers, drop head $22.00
1 Singer, I drawers, drop head 20.00
1 Singer, 6 drawers, drop head 13.00
1 Nebraska, 6 drawers, drop head.. 16 M
1 Reliable. 6 drawers, drop head.... 10.00
1 White, 5 drawers, drop head 2.00
1 White, box top 10.00
1 White, box top 7.6O
1 Singer, box top 9. 00
1 Kidrige, box top 6 00
1 Domestic, box top 8.00
1 While, box top t.OO
We rent and repair and sell parts for all
machines. ,
Nebraska Cycle Co.
Cor. liah and Harney,
Omaha, Neb.
U
Typewriters.
TYPEWRITERS Any make: all prices
sold vvl rsntad, rent spoiled; easy terms;
ehlpi "J buytthere fur cxamluatiuu. W,.i
for large bargain list and o'fsr. H. F
6au.ou Co.. 4W H- Iwih Ht, Uiualia. .Nc0.
(llj-U
TYPKWRITEK3 rebuilt, good second
hand, guaranteed lu every way; Reming
ton, Mnlth, L'ndurwootl. I'livr and M
Otuei.nakea; $10 up. All makes for rent
u: liw rates Writ for catalogue allow
ing Utigrst line lu be found. Agents
wanted In Svi.ne unoccupied territory
Central Typewriter Exclivnge. ldu? Kar
nam. Oj-U30 Junes
Jrl laoalla si a.
FOR BALE Some four and five-ton stake
drays or would srll whole outfit. Address
luck bos 4jr clou City. la. nt i&ttti
DKUUS at cut prices; freight paid en ail
I'.O orders; catalogue lre. Sherman A
afcCutiu4 Drug: Cu, OiuaUa, ftb.
OFFERED FOR SALE
Mleellaaeoia Cetlaae.
SODA fountains, now and ee;-ond-hnd;
monthly iyments. Le right, mi Farnam.
(16) 3UB
We HAVK on hand a number of Ink
bsrr-ls which we will sell at 60c each
They are fine for rain water or as tits.
Call at pressroom Bee Publishing Co.
08W77
FOR SALE New snd Id-hand billiard and
tool tables. Wo lend the world In cheap
tar fixtures; ensy uayments. Brunswick
Balks Collender. 407 8. loth St (It) i
FOR SALE Cash register and scsle cheap.
Address. O 4u6. care Bee. (16) uot
REMINGTON typewriter No. 6. first class.
$J0. Peuple 8 Loau Co., 168 Farnam St.
li &U8
DUNTLEY vscuum clesnlnrs machine.
3118 Leavenwortth. Tel. Harney 2i;n).
(10) Mbta Jcl3
SEND us your mill orders for drugs;
freight paid on lv lota. Myers-Dillon
Drug Co., Omaha. (16) 3uJ
1,500 UQUOK BAHHELS
N. Steinberg, lilt Harney. Tel. D. 5106.
(10) M513 Jell
SODA fountain and gasoline lighting sys
tem for saia cheap. 410 S. 13th St.
(16) M 616 Je24
FOR SALE My summer cottage, located
at Lake Manawa. Address B. K. Wilcox,
Fremont Neb. (10) MUM 30x
ONE brand new 4N-lnch Clement band re-
ssw, wltn two -lnch blades, with com
plete saw filing room equipment. Used
three weeks. National Wcod Works,
Sioux City, la. (10) M218 6
RANCE, 1611 N. 24th.
2d hand sewing machines. $6.00 and up.
(16)-M23 Six
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON INS., 418 N. Y. L. Tel. D. 1164,
(6) 6o
Dr. Katheryn Nicholas. 608 N. Y. L. Bldg.
. 13) 90K
PATENTS
D. O. BARNELL. Paxton Blk. Tel. Rod 711)
(17) 310
PERSONAL
THE SALVATION ARMIi solicits cast off
, .11 . .. tmt nnvlhln. v.... .1 Hn.
need. We collect, repair and sell at 131
N. 11th St.. for cost of collection to the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Douglas 4Ui
and wagon will call. , (18) 786
SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mall; cut
E rices. Send for tree catalogue. Myers
lllon Drug Co.. Omaha. (18) 3U
MASSAGE AND BATHS.
Mineral baths, electric, vibrating and Swed
ish massage, sua uia Boson Store.
(16) M64 JnelS
DIVORCE LAWS OF NEVADA.
Complete Information mailed free by At
torney wuuam n. onaier, iteno, Me v.
U8)-M318 JuneSx
DRUNKENNESS. DRUG HABIT cured to
slay cured, under positive guarantee.
Write the Ensor Remedy Co.. Dept. Q,
South Omaha, Neb. (18) M703 Jnel4
OMAHA Stammerers' Ins., Ramge Bldg.
C1S 312
I GROW hair or py $100. Write, stating
iroume. ur. unance, ecaip Hpeciaiist, &
895, Syndicate Arcade, Minneapolis, Minn,
(1S-
PRIVATE home during confinement; ba
bies adopted. The Good Samaritan Saul
tarlum. .40 1st Ave.. Council Bluffs, la.
(IS) M963
A BOOK that every girl expecting to get
married anouia nave; every young mar
ried woman ought to read It. Sent post
paid for 35 cents (silver only). French
Novelty Co., 616 Austin St., Houston, Tex.
(18)-M28 30X
YOUNG WOMEN coming to Omaha as
strangers are Invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian association, 17th and
Howard Eta., where they will be directed
to suitable boarding places or otherwise
assisted. A deaconess representing tha
association moots trains at the Union sta
tion as travelers' aid. (18) 268
HALL'S safes, new. Id-hand. 1813 Farnam.
(18 314
MAfiNETIG tlatment Mme. Smith.
iU.iVUiMXL.ilO M1 g lfithi Ullr(, f,oor
(18)-527
HAVE YOU MADE YOUR WILL? You
uu ii juuntii. ion i lei strangers
take all you have; remember the loved
ones. Send 25c today, stamps or money
order, for will form and will properly
made out; simple directions; extra forms
26o each. N. Y. Law Blank Co., 160 Naa
sau St., New York City. (18)
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, warts and moles
permanently removed by electricity; con
sultation free and confidential; all work
guarenteed. Miss Allendcr. 624 Bee Bldg.
(161-
POULTRY AND EGGS
CHAMBERLAIN'S Original perfect dry
chick feed. Use this only and save young
chickens. Stewart's Seed Store. Sole
Agents, 119 N. 16th 8t. (11) 248 Junelt
BABY chicks, 7 cents each; eggs, $4 pr
.w. fnaiiuiuB, njmouin rtocKS K. 1.
Reds. Leghorns. Lanir Shangs, $1 each.
Cockerels, $2.50; 120-egg Mandy Lee, $12.
Brooder. $3.50; male Scotch Collie, $10.
Mrs. Cora Culver, Benson, Neb.
(11) Mm SOx
HANDSOME, thoroughbred, black Minorca
rooster and hens; also Golden Ruff Leg
horn rooster and hens cheap. Call at
once. vis o. utn tit Leavenworth car
(1D-213 SOx
PRINTING
LET YAFFE print It 4th fl. Boston Store.
. M180 J1S
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WILL PAY SPOT CASH
for strictly modern, 7-room house In west
ern part of city If price Is right
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Suite: 624 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Phone lied im Omaha, Neb.
(23)-MU36 30
WE HAVE BUYERS for a 6-room house.
6-room houae snd a couIe of vacant lota.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT COM PAN V.
Suite 624 N. Y. Lite Bldg.. Omaha.
'Phone Ked 1W9. Ope Evenings
(-&
INFORMATION WANTED From owner
who has farm for sale suitable for dairy
purpoxes or general farming, any
or location. Owners only need sns.vor
who will sell direct to buyer without oay
Ing commiesion. Give price and brief ,1e.
ecrlptlon. G. Currier, Room 7S-F. 48 W.
Monroe St., Chicago, III. (23) M1S0 30x
WANTED Information regarding a good
farm for aale; not particular about loca
Hon; wish to hear from owner only, whi
will sel'. direct to buyer; give price, de
scription snd stats when rwseeslon can
be had. Aditress L. Durbyshlre, Box 1MJ
D. Roc.ester. N. Y. (3)
$2,600 Am In the market for a 6-room
house, modern or modern except heat
Would pay $3,000 for a house that suits.
Give full discretion and location. Address
W-j04 care Bee. (23)-M157 30x
STOVE REPAIRS
NEW furnaces: hot water and hot air com
bination heating, 2 and 4-hole laundry
hot water heaters, mantle grates, gas
stoves repaired, water fronts and flower
vases. Omaha Btov Repulr Works, la
12r) oug)iis St. 'Phones lnd. A-86.1. Bell
LOUgirm Stmt
WANTED TO BUY
BEST price PaUi T.r secondhand furniture.
avta. ciumca inn euura. -jet. Doug. 5a, L
BEST pr-e raid for 'd-haed furniture,
stoves clothing. Wm. Rosenblatt. Tel.
Douj (401.
(26) 338
1 WILL be at Jones' barn, 1114 Douglas
K A... . T
- v.w viiijt lu wuy
horses, all clases. I'ay highest market
prices. J. M. Malons. US; MjU 8vx
WANTED TO BUY
(Continued.)
STANDARD upright pianos. Ph.ine Web
ster 3728. (86 M8&
WANTED Medical
bought. Address J.
Guelph, Ont.
practice: fixtures
C., 47 Delhi St.,
() MV4 tlx
WANTEDTO RENT
WE are getting Inquiries for well Iocs ted
houses. Must have sole agency. Nowsta
Land & Lot Co., suite tu4 N. Y. Life
Bldg. 'Phone Ked ltttt umnlia, Neb.
Open evenings. (2t) M712
YOUNG man formerly of Omaha desires
board with private family having plan
or organ; give full particulars and price.
Ardsley. 47.1 Park Place, Brooklyn, New
1 ork City. (281148 SOx
LADY with Infant wants room and board
with laundry privileges In private family.
Must he homelike and respectable. Ad
dress S 313, care Bee. 1281 M240 30x
WANTED SITUATIONS
A NURSE with experience and highly
recommended, desires the care of an In
valid or elderly person at the flay View
summer resort, northern Michigan. If
desired, will meet them at any place
designated. Address L. L. R., 802
Nankaxoo St., Petoskey, Mich.
(27)-M204 SOX
POSITION wanted by man with good run
atwit auto. Tempernt and married.
Address C. C, 311 N. 25th St.
(27 MS56 SO
A SENIOR student In the college of medi
cine of the University of Nebraska,
speaks German, good reference, would
like to take care of a doctor's practice
while he Is on vacation. (27) M211 30x
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Walter Brandels to Imperial Invest
mont company, north 22 feet lot 5,
block 232. Omaha $ t
John E. Marsh, executor, to John A.
Anderson, lot 1. block 1, Marsh 8.000
Minnie C. MoCsaue and husband to
Anna C. McCague, lots 13 and 14,
block 13, Brlgga Place 1
Mary F. Bourke to Hugh Murphy
company, part seVi 3-15-13 1
Homextcad Company to L. M. Wynne,
lot 623, Homestead addition 120
Same to Otto V. Reeves, lot 329,
Homestead addition 147
O. L. Welmer and wife to William A.
Nelson, south 40 feet, lot 4, Haw
thorne . 2,500
Homestead company to H. M. WilBon,
lot 348, Homestead addition 156
Frank H. Kershen, sr., to 6amuel
Williams, lot 8. block 10, 8. E. Rog
ers' addition 6,000
William 11. Nell and wife to William
R. Neff, sH sub lot 1 of tax lot 34.
section 10-13-15 2,200
Home Terrace company to Fred C.
Sudds, lots 31 and 32, block 3, Homo
Terrace 650
Elizabeth W. Shahan to McCoy &
Finlayaon company, wV. lot 7, block
90, Omaha 3,250
W. Podzinskl and wife to J. Kocol
and wife, lot 14, block 2, Patter
son's First 67B
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company to E. M. F. Leflang, lot
4, block 53, Omaha 32,600
Georgle M. Her and husband to
George P. Bemls Real EBtate Co.,
tax lot 3. nfc ne4 10-14-13 1
City of Omaha to Annie S. Peterson,
strip 15 feet wide on east side of lot
1, block 268, Omaha 76
Total $50,349
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNION STATION 10 TH AND MASON
I'Blon Pacific
Leave.
..a 7:30 am
..a 8:60 pot
Arrive.
all:40 pm
a 6:00 pm
a 9:20 am
a 6:00 pm
a 8:60 pm
a 6:45 (m
a 6:46 pm
a 4:46 pm
a 7:u6 am
Overland Limited
Colorado Express.
Atlantic Exrreas..
Oregon Express a 4:10 pm
Los Angeles Limited. ...al2:56 pm
Fast Mall a 7:30 am
China and Japan Mall. .a 4:00 pm
North Platte Local a 8:16 am
Colo. Chicago SpeclaL...al2:10 am
Beatrice oi Htroinsburg
Local , bl2:40pm b 1:40 pm
v auey icai (motor via
Lane Cut-Off) a!0:00 am
Valley Lotal (motor). ...a 6:30 pm
Hastings-Superior b 2:16 pm
Local pHssenears not can led
Nos. 1 and 2.
Chicago A Northwestern.
Chicago Daylight a 7:40 am
Twin City Express a 7:45 am
Chicago Local al2:06 pm
Sioux City Local a 8:45 pm
Denver-Chicago Ex a 6:10 pm
Chicago Special a 6:08 pm
California-Chicago Ex a 6:05 pm
Minnesota-Dakota Ex. .a 7:00 pm
Twin-City Limited a 9:00 pm
Los Angeles Limited. ..a 9:10 pm
Overland Limited all:60 pm
a 2:45 pm
a 9:00 am
b 1:4) pra
on trains
all:S5 pm
al0:20 pm
a 3:35 pm
all 00 am
a 9:38 pm
a 8:00 am
a 8:28 pm
a 9:30 am
a 7:05 am
al2:36 pm
a 7:15 am
NEBRASKA AND WYOMING DIVISION
Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:60 am al0:30 pm
Liincoin-L.ong nno a 7:w am
Norfolk-South Platte. ..b 2:15 pm
Hastings-Superior b 2:15 pm
Deadwood-Hot Springs a 3:f pm
Casper-Lander a 8:55 pm
Fremont-Albion b 5:30 pm
all:00 am
b 5:20 pm
b 6:20 pm
a 6:20 pm
all:O0 am
b l:Sipm
Chicane!
Rock Island & Paclfl
ISA ST
Norfolk & So. Platte... 2:15 Dm
1:20 pm
all:06 pm
a 4:30 pin
all 06 pm
a 4:30 pm
all:) pra
b 9:66 pm
a i :10 pre
a 8:86 am
a 2:60 pm
a 4:80 pm
a 1:00 pm
a 3:45 pm
a 7:16 urn
a 7:15 am
bll tO am
a 7:00 am
a 6:50 pm
Chicago Limited a 3:00 am
Iowa Local a 7:00 am
Rocky Mountain Ltd. ...a 8:00 am
Dea Moines A Eastern.. a 7:00 am
Des Moines Passenger.. a 4:00 pm
Iowa Local bll:O0 am
Chicago (Eastern Ex).. .a 4:40 pm
Chicago Flyer a 6:08 pm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Ltd...all:13 pm
Colo. & Cal. Express. ..a 1:20 pm
Okl. & Texas Express.. a 4:40 pm
lllluola Central
Chicago Express a 7:15 am
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm
Mlnn.-St. Paul Exp b 7:15 am
Minn. -St. Paul L'.d a 6 00 pm
Omabi-Ft. Dodje Local. b 411 ;.m
Mtaaoari fnclflu
K. C. St. L. Exp a 9:00 am
K C. & St. L. Exp all:lt pm
Chicago Great Western
St. Paul-Mlnneapolla 8:30 pm 8:16 am
St. paul-Mlnneapolla 7:3u an ;r0 pm
Chicago Limited 6:10 pm 8:16 am
W aba sU
St. Loula Express a 9:30 pm a 9:25 ara
St. IajuU local (from
Council Bluffs) a 8:00 am 811:15 pm
Btanberry Local (from
Council Bluffs) b 1:00 pm bl0:16 am
Chicago, Milwaukee at at. Paul.
Chicago 4b Colo. Specs 7:15 am all:60pn
Cal. A Ore Express. .. .a 8:00 pm a 8:25 pm
Overland Limited all:48 pm a 7:15 a.n
Perry Local b 6:16 pm Lll.Lj am
BURLINGTON STA lOTU MAgO.
BorllnKton
Denver & California.
Pugol Sound t-xp....
Black Hills
i.orine( Kxp
Nebraska pou ts
Lincoln Fast Mull...
Neb aska Kxprass ..
Leave.
..a 4:10 pm
. -a 4:iu
..a 4:io pm
.ail:.i J..,,
a k:4a am
..b l:;0 pm
..a 9:16 urn
Arrive,
a 8:45 pm
u a:u ,,iu
a 6:10 im
a '. ui am
u 6:lu pin
alMi put
a O.lii p.u
Lincoln i-ocai
u us am
a ; -..
Lincoln LiKttl
.a j in a
Schuyler-Plattsinouth
,.o s uD pm
..a 6:l
..ai::j pm
.all. jo
.a 7;1 am
..a 4 0 pm
..a pm
. .a 916 am
. a 4 40 om
b 10: Wain
Piuttsrnoiitn-Kiwa
bcl.evue-Plaltsinouth
a 4:53 pm
u 7:un am
all :36 pm
a J Mjnn
a 610 m
all .jo am
all to am
o 8:30 am
a 6 10 pm
Colorado IJnicud ....
Chicago Limltud
Chicago Express
Chicago Flyer
low jocai
St. Louis Express ,
Kansas City & St. Joe
Kansas Clly & St. Joe
Kansas City & St. Joe
s 10.45 im
.a 915 am
.a 4:40 pm
WEBSTER STA. 1STII Si WEBITEIt
Chicago, St
Panl, Minneapolis
Omaha-
Leave. Arrive.
Town City Passenger.. b 6:30 am b 9 20 pm
Sioux City Passenger. ..b t.OO pm bll 65 am
Sioux City Ical c 8 45 am c 6:20 pm
Emerson Local b 6.65 pin b 9:10 am
Missouri Pacific
Auburn Local b 3:50 pm bll:3 am
a Dully, b Dally except Sunday, o Hun
day only, d Daily except Saturday.
New York Money Market.
NEW TORK. May 2S.-MONEY-On call,
nominal.
PHI MB MERCANTILE PAPER-SHa4
per -en l.
STEKL1NQ EXCHANGE Nominal, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 84 MMit
4 for alxty-day bills and at 14.675 for
demand: commercial bills, 61 V'4 '
blLVElV-Bar, Uc, Mexican dollars, etc
OMAIU LIVE STOCli MARKET
Killing Cattle Steady to Lower, Feed
er Some Higher.
HOGS SHADE HIGHER FOR WEEK
Net Sheen or Lambs ef Conseqaenr
Satardar For Week Prices Are
Tb.lrtr.Klve to Fitly tente
Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA, May
Receipts were. Cattle.
Offlc'al Monday 2.687
Official Tuesday 3.l15
Official Wednesday .... 5,100
Official Thursday 3.4R4
Official Friday 1,924
Estimated Saturday
Six days this week. .. .17.0"0
Same daya last week. ...19.270
Sams days t weeks ago..U.270
Same days S weka sgo.,24 607
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 17.661
Same daya last year. ...10.710
The following table shows tne receipts
Of rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omnha
for tha year to data, compared with last
i ari
1909. llMt.
Cattle SS6.24 8C2.R45
Hogs 1.147.0H9 1,231. 468
8heep 607,783 6H6.963
The following table shows
I nr. Dec.
22,619
8I.3SS
10.S26
the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several daya, with comparisons:
Date. 11(00. 19U. 11007. 13U8. 11905. 11904. 1903.
May 18..
Matf 10
7 C!HI
6 301
e s1;
381
5 26 4 62
6 27
6 32
6 2i
6 25
6 19
6 II
May 20.!
fl'
6 84
6 2i
4 47
6 97H
7 01 I
6 9vtt
I 38,
23
?4
18
6 11
6 04
6 J
5 24
4 4C
ia-
Mny 22..
Mnv 23..
May 24..
M A V On
S2S1
26
4 41
5 31
6 38
6 23
5 791,
m
6 97
7 ION
6 W 8 a
4 87
4 85
6 22
6 82
6 27;
6 17
6 18
6 14
4 S4 0 04
May 26..
May 27..
May 24..
7 144
7 13V
7 01i
7 03
5 38
6 19
4 8
5 93
5 901
6 17
4 47
5 77
5 .2
6 70
6 2, 6 i
6 25
6 20
4 4i
May 29..
5 27 16 94;
5 12
Sunday.
CATTLE There were no fresh receipts
of cattle this morning, at least none of
any consequence, ami as practically very
thing was cleaned up yesterday, the market
was bare of supplies, which Is the usual
situation on a Saturday. The receipts for
tne week root up over 17.000 head, being
a slight falling off aa compared with last
week, but a gain of about 10,000 head aa
compared with the corresponding week of
last year. A feature of tho weeks run
has been the large proportion of good,
heavy cattle that have been received. In
spite of the fact that the price of corn has
been high, It Is very evident from the
number of finished heavy cattle arriving
that feeders have practiced less economy
in the matter of reeding corn than might
be expected under existing conditions.
Owing to the fact that all market points
have been very liberally supplied witn
heavy beef steers In the face of a small
export demand, the market on that kind
of cattle throughout the week has been
dull and prices locally are 1015c lower.
Handy light and medium weight cattle of
good Quality have been in moderate ruppiy
throughout the week, and as they have
been most sought after by buyers, prices
on that kind have been fully steady or
even strong. The trade on this latter kind
of rattle has been active at this point
every day throughout the week, while
heavy cattle have been more or letss of a
drsg.
Cows and heifers, especially the better
kinds, have been free sellers all tne wee,
without any material change In current
flrures. On the other hand, common to
medium aradea have shown a little weak
ness and are around 10c lower than one
week ago. ...
The supply of stockers and feeders has
heen extremelv lliht all the week. While
the demand has not been very large, there
have been a few buying oraara ana more
than Miild he filled. As might be expected
under such conditions, the feeling on the
market has been very strong ana me
tendency a little higher although on moat
days there have been naraiy enougn rumc
to make a test of the market or establish
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers, 8 408.86; fair to gpod
corn-fed steers, 8.0OWfl.4O; common to fair
cornfed steers, 85.0fKy600 good to choice
cows and heifers, I5.40fr8.26: fair to good
cows and heifers, 84.50fl.); common to
fair cowa and heifers. 32.5CV84.60; Rood to
choice stockers and feeders, 84 405 .60; fair
tn. trnnA smokers and feeders. 84.00w4.4O;
common to fair stockers and feeders, 83.00
ijKOO; stock heirers, 3.z.vai.w; vein cb.vcb,
j4.007.25; bulls, stags, etc., 83.50(!36.6O.
niwirt The market this morning opened
slow to 6c lower and quite a number of
hn sold on that baels. later on, under
the Influenr.a of a good buying demand
and encouraging advices from other selling
points, the market took on more life and
strength, becoming active and strong to
5o higher than yesterday. The eariy ar
rivals were all disposed of In good season
In the morning. A considerable proportion
aold at Inside the range, 86.9O?j7.20.
Ree.elntH of Iioks this week have been
very liberal, showing a gain of over 111,000
head, as comDared wltn last ween ana oi
27,0u0 head as compared with two weeks
ago, and U.ouu neaa as compared wnn a
year ago. The market has fluctuated to a
considerable extent. Thus at the beginning
Of the week It eased off a little, but ad
vanced sharDlv on Tuesday and was con
siderably higher on Wednesday. Thursday
was the high point or the week, nogs sell
ing that day the highest of the year,
which means the highest of any time since
March, 1W3. The sharp break on rioay
wirjea out a good share of the advance,
but still at tha close of the week the mar
ket is a shads higher than It was one week
ago.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C, M. & St P 6
mo. p. y
V. P. R. R 28
C. A N. W. (east) .. .. 4
C. & N. W. (west).. .. 61
C, St. P., M. O.. .. 18
C, B. & Q. (east) I 1 1
C, B. & Q. (wtHt) 23
C, R. I. & P. (east).. .. 2
C, R. I. & P (west). .. 1
Illinois Central Ry.. .. 2
Chicago Gt. Western .. I
Total receipts 137 1 I
The disposition of the day s receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing ths num
ber of htad indicated:
Cattle. Wops, sneep.
Omaha Packing Co 1.857
177
Swift and Company 2 1.8OT
Cudahy Packing Co 2,6:S
Armour & Co 8,315
Cudahy Pkg. Co., K. C
Other buyers (
210
29. IMS. M
Hogs She. r ! n
4 i-.vS $ 0,7 I H
13. SSS 3.7411 j H
12 176 2-lO'H
13.7:1 1.4u, I I
13 .814 2.U.2
9.141 i00 I I
87.813 11 1 I I
48.074 12 022 ! f
40 531 13.7. 1 J I
60.S-3 18.4SII
61.681 lV:"'3ij
58,633 14 8'7 I
Totals S 9.367
No. A. 8a. Pr. to. At. st. Pr.
45 IS! ... 4 75 4S Ill 150 7 05
H 166 ... 4 75 14 ... 7 05
71 lilt H IN 80 t:l ... 7 06
i i7 uo i si i ... 1 0j
tit Ill ID IN 70 144 50 7 "
79 tot 200 4 0 75 HJ4 140 I 03
70 1 100 I M 74 232 ... 7 "
83 1 140 4 M 40 271 !40 7 10
It ll ... I 90 to ilo ') 7 Id
M M ... 4 94 78 38 240 7 10
I CI I to 4 to fct :M : "0 T 10
, HI 140 t to 14 S42 110 1 10
6 tOO ... 4 J(, 4t i 40 7 10
7 224 1M I 3 tl 242 1"0 t 10
II Ill 10 13 t 21 2' T 10
I" tot ... I to OU 263 40 7 li
71 1U r0 I tl II 139 10 7 It
8.1 I I Ito 85 11 2f, 8)1 7 16
10 221 100 I 5 71 147 40 1 15
6 .It 120 4 H 12 :i IH t 15
21 114 ... I 15 41 ..I ... 1 15
10 1H 80 I 5 71 US 40 1 li
6S 4 ID 4 U St IM l) 115
81 til 40 I 15 71 Ill 120 1 1
-i 1.4 120 4 - 10 14) IK) 1 16
71 121 140 4 15 to 160 0 t 15
i 226 a) III 14 234 40 1 16
74 Ill ... 1 00 71 2T.4 IK) 1 17'
17 114 !'" 1 00 41 IM t'O 7 11
82 115 1 40 t 00 16 S7 10 T 20
75 215 1(0 1 00 61 rt 40 7 80
T. ...;...;) to 7 00 M 172 280 7 in
76 til 130 7 CO 6t 8-4 40 7 M
28 t-'i ... 1 oi 4 ti i: t jo
76 tit ISO 7 00 M 2l 40 7 80
7J !I5 40 t 00 71 2hl 10 1 M
81 to4 ,.. 7 0 1 2-4 ... T TO
17 220 ft) t Ml ... 1 20
78 27 If) IN 2M ... 7 25
It ill 40 1 00 44 il 40 1 li
71 i' HI n CI 20 ... 7 26
II lit SO 1 00 It U1 IM 7 U
w t.l 140 7 oo t; sni no 7 10
80 til f 7 (O M !4 ... 1 10
II US l) 7 00 tl. t ... 7 to
14 145 111 7
877
SHEEP There mere no sheep on sale
today, as Is generally the case on Satur
day. The sheep market this week has pre
sented a rather frothy appearance, espe
cially during the earlier purl of tne week.
This due largely to the extremely llmltod
receipts, buyera picking up loads that
suited them at almost record price Again,
loads of practically the same quality on
the following day might sell at a decline
under the price paid, with the bulk of sup
plies quotably steady on that day. The
greater advauua and fluctuation of valuo.
CLUB TERRACE
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Right in town. Thlrtv-alxlh
SiTPPt At tha ftrtii (riAaar .n.e
- .a.v iMiMinn. OIUCI .f i iri tlUU, iTNUltllllg 11 ll (1 8
before been offered at prices and on terma we offer this. Only fifty
lOtB. YOtir Onnortlinit V If vmi trnt In an trim am t rrv4 a.n.,,. r.l.r.lAA In
- w r - s t tf -m
order to close out these lots In
300 to
Terms, 3.00 to 910.00 cash;
according to price of lots. This Is
good lote at cheap cash prices on
. t v. w., ana every evening until date of sale from 4 p. M. until
dark. A rare chance. If you want a lot In the Field Club District,
for a home or for Investment, you cannot afford to pass this by without
investigating It. It will only coat you car fare to find out whether or
not we are prejudiced In favor of this property. We will gladly put
our time against yours, and show you the lots.
BENSON & CARrvaiCHAEL
42 Paxton Block. 'Phone DotiRlas
-gpaajgpaaaagianaBananBajflgaBjiye
1 """TT""1-""""" m
mm
mm
of course, was more apparent on the bet
ter quality stock.
Receipts this week have been the lightest
of any week this year, about 11.000 head In
all. The feature In Itself, makes the mar
ket very difficult to call at Its true level
and the limited assortment makes It even
more difficult to correctly analyse. The
prices put on between 25c and 35c, the ad
vance differing according to quality.
Wooled lambs were good enough to make
89 25, only a dime below the highest price
ever paid on this market. During the re
mainder of the week, values remained com
paratively unchanged so that the total ad
vance for the week la right around 85tf10c.
The proportion of feeding sheep marketed
during the last week was larger than usual,
but the demand for this class of stuff was
indifferent. Killers, as a rule, met with
quick sales.
yuotatlons on clipped sheep and lambs:
Good to choice lambs. 87.75tf8.26; fair to
good lambs, r7.2.-'Tr7.76; good to choice light
yearlings, 8rt 2Mtt75; good to choice heavy
yearlings, 85.76hfl 26; good to choice wethers,
8.XS6.60i fair to good wethers, 85.E06.00
good to choice ewes, 85 854f .40; fair to good
tiwea. 85.53.90; culls and bucks, 82.OOS5.0o
quotations on wooled lambs: Good to
if mb 4M.8Sai1l.S6; fair to good lambs.
CHICAGO IIVB STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Sheep Steady Iloga Five
Cna Loner.
CHICAGO, May 29. CATTLE Becelpte
estimated at Huo head; market steady;
beeves, 8G.20tf7.2o; Texae eteera, 84.76r6.80;
western steers, 84.7&fc.36; stockers and feed
ers. 83.bO8'6.ti6; cows and heifers, 82.80Q8.60:
calves, 8fa.2oia7.26. 1
HOOS Receipts estimated at 17,000 head
market weak to 6c lower; light, 86.757.20:
tV1,?,?1.; KKW-iO; heavy, 87.007.40; rough,
87.00'fl,7.4o; good to choice heavy, 8UM27.40
pigs 85.W.75; bulk of sales, 87.16447.il0
.M1? A?D LAMUS-Recelpta etimat..d
at J.bw) head; market steady; native, 84.O1W
8.60; western. 84.25tj6.70; yearlings, S6.25M
rVil" lamb. W.a8.0; western lamp?
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
8T. JOSEPH, May 23. CATTLE Re
ceipta, 200 head; market steady; steers, 85.50
717.00: nnwa a nA k.lf.M . , r. . . . .
U6lVu7.W I . ei.we.w. caives,
tn f 1 -KcIPs, 8,000 head; market weak
to 6c louer: fr.n S7 an. I. . . 1 1. - . .
bHEKP AND LAMBS - neeelpts, MO
head; market steady; lambs, $7.50.9.00.
Sloua City Live Stork Market.
"'"la i-in, it.. May 29. (Special Tele-gram.)-CATTLE-RecelPi,
800 head mLV
ket steady; beeves, $o0it7.00; fat cows and
ttVoi'5 eedcra' UMM'
.niK?OsU,,0e'p", soo '"''i market 5c to
10c lower; i-aiigo of prices, ro.60-a7.20: bulk
of sales, 86.80fc7.05.
Stork In Sight.
11 . . ...
'""'i"" ii" biock at the six princi
pal western markets yesterday:
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
Ft. Joseph ...
wapiti. iogs. nneep
9,144
4. GO
6,000
8.0.10
8.UX
17,0u0
20J
300
200
200
100
000
800
200
700
2.500
i. iouis ....
Kansas Cltv
Chicago
Totals ....
.1.100 48,144 4.600
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Mav 29 Rank rl.arln.a .
uay wore a,i3,inQ.Q. ana ror the
spondlng dale last year 82.203,888.71.
corre-
MM.
190H
Mmirlnv t?!Win7isii
I 2.407.730.52
2, 149. Wl 14
2,021,857 63
l.XI,3U.h4
J. 541. 031. 10
2,203,8.71
Tuesday 2.2ri.(iW.M
Wednesday 2,4.0. 7:4. M
Thursday 2.675. MS 8
Friday 2. 678.718. 99
Saturday 2.21,1'6 67
.Tolils $14 514.121.44 $12.1311,928.1$
Inrreuae over the corresponding week last
year, $2,3S3,133.2S.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. May 29-Today's state,
ment of treasury balance In general fund
exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold reserve
shows: Oold coin and bullion, $46,278,4j;
Gold certificates, $26,741,6i0; Available cash
balance, $US.P79,765.
Wool Market.
ST. LOl'18, May 29. -WOOL Lower:
medium grades combing and clothing, it
4i3uc; light fine, ZiqKr; heavy fine, UWjt
224c; tub washed. 2530'c.
Outbreak of Vice
Stirs Havana
Marked Increase of Immorality Noted
Since American Occupation
Came to End-
HAVANA. May 29. -There has been a
marked Increase In Immoral performance
at the theaters of Havana, accompanied by
a general spread of vice and an outbreak
of gambling since the American occupation
came to an end. In order to counteract
these tendencies, a meeting waa held last
nlwht at the resident nf Ki.hr,n 1 r . .. .
Many prominent cltlsens were present, and
a M.cietv fur the tjravant inn i.t mi..
formeal
SMlll'.'l l-'Tfui n8" a.
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ST to
Rtreet and I.I nte"i1fl Til-all 1 AVft t PulltAI
ru A "M V V..1.1 in., u 1
s - t" v (!. v J 14 I VIIVII V 116
a few days, we have priced them at
$750 Each
balance, $3.00 to $10.00 a month.
not a sale of chean lot, hut a sal of
easy payments. Salo Wednesday, June
Under the stairway is a cosy
place to start a hall library
equipped with Globe - Wernicke
"Elastic" Bookcases.
They are built and finished in
a style that harmonize with select
environments.
1
FOS SALE BY
Orchard & Wilhelm
More Scandals
in Turkey
Charge that Foreign Ambassadors
Were in Pay o( Abdul
Hamid.
BERLIN. May 29. -The Local Anselger's
Constantinople correspondent says that ha
learns from persons In high suthorlty that
the sudden recall of tha French ambas
sador, M. Constans, and ths Russian am
bassador, M. Dlenovleff, was due to tha
discovery In tha Ylldls palace records that
Abdul Hamld had paid M. Constans 2,000
Turkish pounds monthly and M. Dlenovleff
1,000. Tha cabinet, the correspondent says,
forthwith Informed tha Paris and St.
Petersburg governments, which ordered tha
recall of the ambassadors. He adds that
the payments were effected through pan
glrl Bey, one of tha directors of the Otto
man back, who recently disappeared.
Aocordlng to tho correspondent the
archives also contained compromising let
ters and receipts for money signed by
Ktamll Pasha, grand vlsler, which led to
his arrest, and he asserts that evidence
against Ferrld Pasha, former minister of
the Interior, was found, and this started a
violent agitation In favor of forcing him
to retire from the cabinet.
"It Is also proved," tha correspondent
says In conclusion, "that Tewflk Pasha,
ex-grand vlsler, snd now ambassador at
London, played a double role. So many of
the membera of the old regime were be
smirched by Abdul Hsmld's archives that
the Young Turks are agitating publicly ths
placing of all power In new hands.
GIRL MURDERED BY SOLDIER
Miss Alice Hicks Instantly Kllle
While Watching; Fireworks D la
play at Fort Thoiuaa.
CINCINNATI. May 29-Whlle seated en
the porch of a Fort Thomas, Ky., homo
Iste tonight Miss Alice Hicks was shot
and instantly killed by Harvey Donnelly,
a soldier.
Miss Hicks was witnessing a display of
fireworks being set off by soldiers from
the fort, when Donnelly, dlKiiisd as a
sentry, discharged a gun, blowing her
head almost completely off. Richard
Hllter, who accompanied Miss Hicks, at
tempted to grapple with Donnelly but tha
latter escaped. At a late hour Donnellv
had not been apprehended.
Jealousy is said to bo responsible for th
tragedy.
FRENCH UNIONS IN BAD WAY
Prestige of General Federation Goes
lo Pieces at Collapse of
Strike.
PARIS, Msy 29 -Ths prestige of tho Oon
eral Federation of Labor ,ai gone to
pieces since the collapse of the general
strike. M. Nell, the secretary, has resigned
and tha more powerful unions havs with
drawn with the Intention of forming a neu
federation divested of the revolutlonari
characteristics of the old one. The Gen
eral Association of Postmen has repudiated
Its connection with the workmen's organi
sation. BEET COMPANY IN PROTEST
Independent Concerns Object te
Charge They Are Controlled
by Trust.
WASHINGTON, May 29. -There was I
flood of protests by sugar refining com
panlea In tha senste today against th.
charge that they were controlled by thi
American Sugar Refining company. Sena
tor Burkett presented the protest of the
Amerlcsn Beet Sugar company.
Uerberl E Gooch Co.
Brokers and Dealers
oaaor. nonsiois, srooka.
Omaha Offlcet S10 . Y. Life Slag.
Bell Telephone, Douglas 681.
Xadspaadsat A-8181 and A-818X
Oldeat snd Largest House lo the tttata.
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