Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIK BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY. JULY 2, 1000.
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'REAL ESTATE
CVtT PROPERTY I'UH BALE.
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JEWELL
SPECIAL SAI.E on in Jewell
DAY, JULY 3d and 5th. Do not
Spend your "Fourth" picnicking under the beautiful trees in
JEWELL PAliK, and inridently buy a email park of your own
this fine addition.
Buy a one or two-acre tract
Bellevue boulevard. Fourteen parties have bought and are thor
oughly satisfied. $200 per acre and upwards (on payments).
Do not fail to see this addition before buying as it must bo
eeen to bQ appreciated.
.Take the Bellevue and Fort Crook car at 24ti and N Sts.,
South' Omaha, and ask to get off at Jewell Place. A twenty
. minute. ride.'. Cars leave South
day, every half hour.
Salesmen on the ground all
prepared to buy as the better tracts are going fast.
GEOROE & COMPANY,
' Phone Douglas 756. 1601 Farnam St.
or
'GEORGE II. McNEILL, ,
' Phone South 5. 2316 M Street.
Three Fine
Homes
M.00O rooms, finished In April. P.est
quarter-sgwed white oak on firm floor.
East front, citctrlun very attractive. 2
block! to field club, one block west of
Hanaoom park and wctt aide line. S3
outh of Woolworth. i
M.&00I roomi and hall, new oak floora
throughout, W ft, lot permit s-ft. Cement
driveway. Face Oakhurst park, S blocks
to field club, 1 block to weat aid line at
Pacific. 1109 So, .
$10,00011 rooms and hall, new oak
floora and decorations lately completed.
Downstair In' neat oak; upstair In white
enamel, 1 rooms fmlshd on third floor.
Lot 66x140..'
O'Keefe" Real Estate
Company
1001 N. T. Life. Douglaa or A-2152.
10-Room Brick $5,000
Available to Omaha and South Omaha.
Occupied, .by owner, built for home. Now
too large. House alone cost mora money.
Harrison &; Morton
Field Club Lots
We have 4 east front, lota on block from
Field club at $800 each. ,
W. U SELBY. -438
Board of Trad Bids.
$1,150
Thre and one-half alcra," with small
orchard on mil from Benson. Terms,
$200 cash; $11 monthly. May we show It
yoj . ; .
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor N. Y. Uf Bldg.
Tela. Doug. 1781; A-11M. .
BOUI4CVARD HOC8E. 4 rtorth inth St..
t room, modern, only W.809. Thoma
Brenuan. Room Nw York Uf Bldg.
LIST your property with Curt Boyr, ttd
4 Cuming Sia 1-0I
An othe r Prize Win n e r
MR. BROWN'S AUTO.
Vrna Klrachbaun, Aged 13 year. EU
South' Twenty-fourth atreet, Omaha, :
lMb- daughter of Mr. Charle Klrsch- 1
baun, Seventh grade, Central school, Ml
.- Robinson, teacher.
FOB RALK Fin electric automobile, al
. tnoat nw; bargain. . Phon
lXuglaa
po you keep electric automobile here?"
asked Mr. Brown. Ha waa talking to th
owner of an automobile garage, and wa
explaining how h happened to want one.
"You . I am a t armor." h aid, "and
i am generally working all day I
thought It would b nlc for my wtf to
bav something to do when I'm away."
"I'll how you an automobile," he said,
"and you can see If you'll Ilk It."
H showed blm many kinds, and a Mr.
Brown wa very anxlou to buy on it
' ' did not tak htm long to decide which on
'. he wanted.
W bad better teach you how to run
' It," th man told him, "and then you can
how your wlf bow."
Th man took him out th next day to
teach him how to run th automobile, and
he had been teaching him fifteen minutes
when Mr. Brown said suddenly: "My horn
I only about fifteen mile from here and
I think I'll drlv th automobile there my
self." "I am sure something will happen," said
th man, "because you have not practised
enough." But Mr. Brown would not listen
.'to reason,
. - H started for horn the next day and .
at first nothing went wrong. Afterward
h saw a crowd In front of him and grew
vary frightened. lie became so bewildered
that h forgot where hi brakes were and
1 " h could not atop It. Fortunately th
. people got out of hi way, but still th
automobile would not atop. H reached
' for th lever, thinking It wa th brake,
pushed It forward and then went faster
" than vr.
- It went very fast and flnaly went Into a
tree, but It didn't damage the auto much.
H went on 'with It. but by th time h
reached horn he had so much troub with
It that he determined to veil It.
H put th ad In Th Be and th very
next day a man cam to look at It, and
. being satisfied with It he bought It.
When th man was gone Mr. Brown gave
" a sigh of relief.
"Well. I'm glad It sold," he said, but hi
wlf said: "I've always told you never to
. buy anything that you can have accident
with."
"But." said Mr. Prown to himself, "If I
. . had gotten It horn all right she would
hav said It waa fin.
KVFJIY BOY OR GIRL SHOULD SEE HOW WELL THEY
roAN WRITE. MORE PRIZES NEXT WEEK.
REAL ESTATE ....
CITY PHOI'KHIY KOK BALI
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PLAGE
Dace SATURDAY and MON
fail to see this sightly addition
situated on the high and sightly
Omaha on the even hour, Satur
day Saturday and Monday. Come
CHOICE
BUNGALOW
HOME
On the bouleard In Crelghton' first ad
dltlon, new 8 room bungalow; finished In
oak down stairs, handsomely decorated
furnace heat, best of plumbing: and fix
tures; beam ceilings. Garage. Built for a
home, and for sale because owner la leav
Inr the city. Price $4,750. Th lot is worth
$1,100 and you could not begin to build
the house for $3. io0. It Is a bargain. 1
sold at once will make terms. See us
immediately. Key at our office.
D. V. SIIOLES COMPANY,
Ul Bd. Trade Rldg.
18th ft Farnam Hts.
Telephone Doug. 49.
independent A-2V4
6-R. cottage, nearly new, modern ex
heat; large lot; located high and slightly
ana close to car. Hold on easy terms.
Price $2,4&0.
Her Is another:
i-R. cottage, fine dumbing. well lo
cated, close to car. Can be sold on easy
payment. , .
Price $2,000.
W. S. FRANK,
321 Neville Blk.
5 LOTS
On Slat street, just north of Lieavenworth.
Bargain at $00 each. Owner make that
price to close out.
The Byron Reed Co.
Phone Doug. W.
2U 8 14th.
, GOING CHEAPLY, ; -SUBMIT
OFFER. -.
Very choice new 6-room modern cottage,
exceptionally well built, plenty of room for
finishing additional rooms upstairs; con
crete walks; sightly lot, 40x120; fin loca
tion; near 86th and Ames, only $2,600, on
best of terms. See ua today and make
offer. Thl snap will go qulokly.
Five-room cottag. water, aewer, closet,
gas, permanent walk, paved atreet. etc,
near 24th and Leavenworth, for $1,830; $75
cash, balance $15 per month.
RUSSELL & McKITRICK CO.,
433 Ramg Bldg. 15th and Harney Sts.
REAL ESTATE
CITY I'RdPKHTV FOR ALB
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I lot In Clifton Hill with sidewalk, sewer.
gas nd water, only $300 each.
A. P. Tukcy & Soil
$44 Board of Trad Bldg.
Phon Doug. 2181.
Florence Boulevard
Acres $760.00
Fronting on Florence blvd. this side Mil
ler park Just north Mr. Covert elegant
bungalow, combines view with plenty of
ground.
Harrison & Morton
$350.
Corner Lot.
$350
Here Is the cheapest lot in' the north part
of the city, makes no difference where
you go. It is located at the southeast
corner of TOth anil I'orby Sts ; city wt.;r,
sewer, brick sidewalk;, good abstract of
title, warranty deed; everything right up
to date all for IZM.
Payne, Bostwick & Co.
Mole Agents, Main Floor N. Y. Life.
$20,000.00 HOME
FOR $12,000.00.
On-account of death in the family, we
are authorized to sell at a sacrifice one
of the most cornf urtabla homes in Omaha,
with S-foot east front lot; Ideally located
and in first-class condition; no trades con
sidered. J. H. DUMONT & SON,
"I hone Douglas KK). 1S0." Farnam St.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND HAM II ia.mi Foil SALE
Colorado.
COLORADO Irrigated snap; forty acres
Joining townnlte, twelve miles from Den
ver; fruit and vegetable tract, lies beau
tifully; fine view of the mountains; Ideal
for home or Investment; must sell at onoe
at bargain price.
HARWOOD A UARWOOD,
41t Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
oath Dakota.
HOMES EEKER3 AND LAND
6PECU-
LATOK8.
I have a number of choice tract of land
In Gregory. Tripp, and Mer counties. So.
Dak. I deal In newly patented Indian
lands, and can furnish clear unincumbered
titles for all landa I control. W rite me
for prior and descriptions. Office at
Gregory. Ho. Dak. - Dr. E. T Spencer.
4K0-ACRE farm, at $20 per acre; 1 mile
from Herrlck, Gregory Co., M0 population;
80 acre level, J 66 can be- broke, balance
pasture; good soli, no sand or gravel; good
heavy grass, running water; all under
fence. - Can run an automobile from town
right onto the land. No commission. W,
H. Wllxlgman, Norfolk, Neb.
Nebraska.
6 ROOM cottage In Clifton Hill. Has good
well, cistern, gas, newly painted and
papered,- large lot, cement walks. A very
nice home for only $1,700. Let us show
you this.
P. O. NIELSEN St CO.,
703 N. Y. L. Bldg. Both Phone
Eighty acre Polk county, Nebraska; $46
per acre; will make good term. J. CI. Bone,
Council Bluffs, la.. Phone Bell $03.
NEBRASKA FARMS FOR SALE 180
acre five mile from Allen, Dixon county
and only twenty-five miles from Sioux
City, Just gently rolling, no hills, 100 acres
cultivated, balance hay and pasture, all
buildings new and good except the house
which Is old. A fine large grove with lota
of large timber that should ba cut into
building lumber, a bargain at $40 per acre,
on easy term.
890 acre ten mile northeast from
Orchard, Antelope county. 175 acrea very
ncn Wiley land, lou acres or which aver
aged better than fifty bushels of corn per
acre last year., ine balance is somewhat
hlllly, but positively not sandy and I the
very finest of pasture land with lots of
timber for shade and the finest running
water for cattle. There are a coupla of
the nlceat white oak and black walnut
groves on this farm In the country. There
are very good buildings of every kind on
the main traveled wagon road with rural
mall and telephone In the house.. There la
good school only half a mile away. The
neighborhood In which this place Is lo
cated la all that could be desired. Price
$32.50 per acre. Easy terms.
If. f . AllL,L,lt4AIN,
. Orcutt Bldg., Sioux City, Ia.
SPECIAL ,
Ranch Bargain Seldom Found
1.600 acre deeded and on school sec
tion. 10 mile from Thedford. the county
eat of Thoma county. Neb., I mile from
Seneca, a division point on the B. & M.
Ry. and thre miles from Norway on aarae
railway. W per cent is valley land, balance
rolling. Owner settled on this land 30
yeara ago, wnen ne baa tne pick or tne
whole country, consequently thl 1, with
out question, the best ranch In Thomas
county.' 130 acres In cultivation. Can cut 8o0
tona of hay most any year. Good S-room
house: barn 28x40: cattle shed 2Nxl60 : 400-
bbl. ground reservoir; windmill: two large
tanks, etc This ranch must be seen to
be appreciated, and It can be bought at $lu
per acre. This Is surely one of the biggest
bargains ever offered in Nebraska. We
are sole agent for thl place and will
how It at any time.
ED JOHNSTON Ax CO..
Phon Doug. 1225. 1614 Farnam St
FOR 8ALE 1C0 acres land, nwVi sec. 25,
T. DO, R. 11, Greeley Co., Neb. Best cash
offer get It. F. E. Dodge, 1123 Central
Ave., Lo Angeles, Cal.
BEND for long list; farms $ to $10 per
acre. BEM19, uraiuiet tsiag.
A SNAP.
480-aore wheat. Corn and alfalfa farm;
M aorea hog-tight; good improvements; $46
per aor. J. T, Campbell. Laicnrieia. co.
HmJ PI... T u t.H Alii rr wBtem N4
braskaV $3.3s per acre, $00 cash, balance
ln ai.kl v.m wm 1 1 hl vunr low r . t a Inter
eat, P. O. Box, 173 Council Bluffs, la.
One hundred sixty acre Kimball county,
Nebraska, four mile south of lix. Every
sere can be cultivated. Owner, 31! Shugart
Blk., Counoil Bluffs, la. Tel. lieU 14.
HIsstHU.
$20 ACRES well improved land. Red
River Valley, Minn. Nothing better on
earth, $40.00 per acre. F. J. McAtabon.
Endlcott, St. Paul, Minn.
M lacellaaoas.
Irrigated Lands
Big crops of fruit, grain, alfalfa, sugar
beeta. cantaloupes and vegetable, line for
homes. Will tav for Itself in two or six
yeurs. Annual Income as INVESTMENT
13 TO 30 PER CENT. Pricea $ to $100;
one-fourth cash, balance I lo I years. For
descriptive booklet write Isaac Conner,
Chamber of Commerce, Omaha, Neb. Re
liable agenta wanted.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
$100 to $10,000 mad promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg., lain and Farnam.
PRIVATE money to loan. J.
wood. M Braudei Bldg.
H. Sher-
PAYNE, BOSTWICK r CO., N. T. Uf
Private money, $600 lo $i.00u; low rat.
FIVE PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Bualness Property.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1. New York Life Bldg.
GARVIN BROS., OS N. T. Uf. $So$ to
$200,000 on improved property. No delay.
LOWEST RATES Bemla, Brandeie Bldg.
$50 TO $5,000 on home In Omalia O'Keefe
Roal Estate Co.. loot N. T. Life. Doug, or
A-212.
SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated.
Apply K.oma 417 U First Nat l Bank Bldg.
bell Phou Douglas 341
REAL ESTATE LOANS
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MONET TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
WANT BP City loans and wsrrants.
Farnam Smith A Co., UK Farnam St.
W,
WANTED City loans. Peter Trut Co.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BITTERS for a B room house,
a -rom house and a couple of vacant lots.
NOWATA LAND AND 1X3T COMPANY,
Suite 24 N T. Life Bldg., Omaha.
Fhone Red. 1W9. Open svenlngs.
WANTED-T0 BUY
BE8T price paid for second-hand furni
ture, carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug.
'71.
BKST price paid for Id hand furniture,
stoves, clothing. Wm. Rosenblatt. Tel.
luuglas Sul.
WANTED Second hand typewriter;
standard make; good condition. Cheap. Ad
dress L 27, care Bee.
HIGHEST prices peld for Innuranre Poli
cies In old line companies. Th Putnam
Company, 604 N. Y. Life.
WANTED TO hfcNT
WE ere src'tlnfr lrqulries for well located
houxts. Must have fole agency. Nowata
Land aiid Tvt Company, suite r.24 N. Y.
Life BMrr. Phor.e Red. 11P9, Omaha. Neb.
Open evnlnns.
WANTED Room and hoard by young
man with best or ri Terences at once with
private family. I'rlci' must be fnlrly mod
erate. Address P lf4. care of tee.
ROOM and bwird.
immediately, by lady
Tel. Webster 21.
requiring some tare
GOOD board and room In country
for
ind
father and two daiiBhters. Slate price
ocallon. Address C-19, care Bee.
YOITNG LADY wants room near Harney
line and a good boarding house. Address
L 150, Bee.
WHEN writing to advertisers, kindly men
tion The Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
For high grade men. call Omaha Y. M. C. A.
YOi'NO Japanese boy wants position;
housework; help; and want to go to
school. Tel. South 1818.
SITUATION WANTED By young man
desirous of learning some wholesale line;
no clerical work; mean business. Answer
J 25, care Bee. .
COMPETENT stationary engineer wants
situation; last situation was with supt.
electric light plant, Harlan. Address V
oz, Hee.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Stockholders' Meetlaa.
To the stockholder of THE MISSu.. Itt
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY:
In conformity with the reaulreniemo Ji
the Constitution and laws of the states oi
Missouri. Kansas and Nebraska and the
by-law of the Company, YOU ARfal
HEREBY NOTIFIED that by resolution ot
the Board of Director of The Missouri
Pacific Railway Company duly adopted at
a meeting of aid Board on t 2uth day of
May, A. D., 1109, a meeting of 111 stock
holder of The Missouri Pacific Railway
Company has been called to be held at thu
office of the Company, Room 7ot Missouri
paciric Building, in the city -or lkjuis.
in tho Stale of Missouri, on the sixth day
of August, A. D. m. at nine o'clock in the
forenoon.
(l) For th purpose or considering a Con
tract and Articles of Consolidation bearing
date the 20th day of May, neretoforo
made and entered Into by and on behalf ot
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company and
the following named corporations by order
of their respective Boards of Director:
, Th Kansas and Colorado pacific Rail
way Company, a consolidated corporation
of the State of Kansas; '
The Central Branch Railway Company,
consolidated corporation of tl blat of
Kansas;
Th Rook County Railroad 'Company, s
corporation of the State of ' Kansas;
Th Nevada and Mlnden Railway Com.
pany, a corporation of th Stkt of Mis-
. I . OH .. .. . .
Nevada and Mlnden Railway tfcajmpany of
Kansas, a corporation OJC. Ui biu , oi
Kansas:
Kansas City and Southwestern alwa
Company of Missouri, a corporatean ot the
state of Missouri; ,
Kiiuu ciiv nd Rnuthwestern Railway
Company, a corporation ol th blat of
Kansas;
The Fort Scott Central Railway Com
pany. a consolidated corporation of the
State of Kansas;
Kanopolia and Kansas Central Railway
Company, a corporation of th Stat uf
Kansas;
Th Kansas Southwestern Railway Com
pany, a corporation of tn dial of Kansas;
and
Th LeRoy and Cansy Valley Air Lin
Railroad Company, a corporation ot th
Slate of Kansas.
(2) For th purpose of voting upon th
question wnetner sucn contract ana Ar
ticles of Consolidation, so made and en
tered into, shall be ratified, assented to, ap
proved and adopted and sucn consolidation
consummated or whether such Contract
and Article of Consolidation shall be re
jected; (i) To consider and ote upon the adop
tlon of a resolution accepting the provis
ions of Article II of Chapter 11 of th Re
vised Statute of the State of Missouri,
1K9. and to authorise the filing thereof.
ail a required by Section numbered lues of
sucn Kevisea fctatutes in to case oi con
solldallon uf railway corporations; and
whereby all or any of said corporations
and Til Missouri Pacific Railway Company
nav agreed ui consolidate la- th nnoi.
and to consolidate the stook of the te
spectlv companies making such consolida
tion, and to form and uiak under and pur
suant to the law of th Slate of Missouri,
Kansas and Nebraska, a new, consolidated
corporation, to b known as Th Missouri
Paetflo Railway Company, owning, con
trolling, possessing and bringing under one
management all and singular me lines of
railroad and other propertlea, real, personal
and mixed, powers, rights, privileges, im
munities and franchises, belonging lo any
of th companies making such consolida
tion, upon ths terms and conditions fixed
and stated by said Contract and Article
of Consolidation:
(4) To take any other action tn the pre
mises, and to transact any other business
that may properly com before the meeting.
Such Contract and Articles of Consolida
tion will be submitted to the meeting of
the stockholders so called for examination
Jul every stockholder attending will ba fur
nished with a printed copy thereof, and ai
anyi Mme before such meeting any stock
holder will be furnished with a printed copy
of such Contract and Articles of Conso
lidation upon application therefor during
business hours to the Assistant Secretary
of the Company, at the office of the Com
pany tn th City of St. Louis, Missouri.
Datad. May 3vlh, 10.
QEOROE J. OOTJLD,
President of Th Missouri Pacific Railway
Company.
A. H. CALEF.
Secretary of Th Missouri Pacific Railway
Company.
srtoAf
NOTICE TO BIDDERS: WE ARK NOW
ready to receive sealed 'proposals at our
office until 13 o'clock m , July 15, 19U9, for
the erection of an addition to our seed
house, in accordance with plans and speci
fication now on file at the office of the
Omaha Builders' Exchange, Omaha, Ne
braska, also at the office of C. R. D I-a
Matyr, Fremont, Nebraska. Kindly apecify
In your bid the difference in th cost of
the building of H. W. Johns-Manvllle Co.,
3-ply or 4-ply hesvy "J-M ' asbesloa roof
ing, is used in place of galvanized steel
roofing. Th right Is reserved to reject any
and all bida. Kindly let us hear from you
at your earliest convenience with your
very lowtst bid on th building. Yours
truly. WESTERN SEED IRRIGATION
CO., per Wm. Emerson. Manager. Fremont,
Neb., June 25, 1!09 un-SH30-July-l-3--4.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES
Chief Wuarlerniaxier' office, Omaha,
Nebraska June 7, 1. Sealed proposals in
triplicate, will be received at this office.
Uintll 11 o'clock a. m , oentral, standard
time, July, f, lww. ana men openea. in
th presence of attending bidder for 164
artillery horses, for delivery at Fort Riley,
Kan., or other prominent railroad points.
Th animal to conform to specifications
for t-rtlllery horse. United State reeervv
rlBht to accept or reject any or all pro
posals or any part thereof. Particulars
and blanka for proposals furnished on ap
plication. Envelopes containing proposals
to be endorsed "Proposals for Horses" mid
addressed to Major D. E. McCarthy. Chief
Wuarlermasler. Ja-a-io jy.-t-t
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CHIEF y I" ARTE KM ASTER' 8 HKFlCJfi,
Omaha, Nebraska. July 1. is. Sealed
proposals. In triplicate, will be received
here and by quartermasters at the p
named herein, until 10 a m , oentral stan
dard time. Julv ), 1. for furnishing
oats. bran. hv and straw during the
period front October 1, to June i, 19l.
at Omaha W M. Depot. Forts Crook,
Umsha and Robinson, Nebrsfka; Fori
Leavenworth nd Kllev, Kansas; Forts I.
A. Russell and Mackensle. Wyoming; Fort
Des Moines, low a. and Fort Meade, South
Dakota. Proposals for delivery at other
places will not he entertained. T'nlted
Slates reserves right to reject or accept
any or all proposals or any part thereof.
Information furnished on application h-re.
or to ciuartermasters at stations named
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked "Proposals for Forsge" and a 1
dresxed to Ma lor D. E. McCarthy. C. Q M.
J1-I-S-27-JS-S
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
George E. Westcolt and wife to E.
O. Ames, units lots 6 and 7. block
M. South Omaha $ 1
J. W. Rasp and wife to M. W. Wal
ters, s4 lot 12, block 5, llorbach's
2d 2.2-V)
Henry W. Yates, guardian, et al to
Hnlston Toumltc company, lots 1
to . block 2ti. Ralston 12
Omaha Safe Deposit and Trust com
pany to Hastings llevden, lots
1 lo 5. 7 to II. 14 to 23, block 1. and
other lots. Ames' 2.1 1
Eliza B. Patrick et al to William B.
Hall, lot 2. block 2. Patrick Place.. 400
C. O. Carlson to August Peterson, lot
!, block 14. Park Forest 35)
Elizabeth Kotintjsn Real Estate com
pany to O. C. Olsen, lot 45, Forest
lllll r'k 800
.1. L. l.rumlels & Sona to The Bee
Building company, south thirty-two
feet of west 22 feet lot 3, block IPS,
Omaha 2.7S2
J. H. Llchtenwallner to Elizabeth
Emrriclt, lot lii. block 2, Avondalc
park 3,000
J. S. Dunn to A. O. Elllik. undivided
U Interest In lot . Mock 13. Flor
ence 250
May E. Rialc i to Anna Frankle,
north 33 feet lot 10. block 8. Mc
Cormlck's addition 8,000
Alice C. Mason and husband to Alice
Calderwood, lot If, block 3, Haw
thorne , 1
II. A. Hill and husband to Reglna
Marrow, lot 2, block 4, Burlington
Place 1
J. W. Murphy to Alice Lamb, lots
4 and 4. block 2 Oakdnle 26
G. E. Hansen to John P. Aye, lot
7, block 1. Crawford's addition 1.700
William Monctieff and wife to J. F.
Jarvls et al, lot 16. block 10. Reed's
1st 10.0(15
Cady Land company to William Mon-
crtcrr, same 10,000
Peter Donnelly lo Annie Donnelly,
lots 12. 13 and 14, block 7, Walnut
Hill S.700
Harrison National bank to O. L.
Wlemer, north 40 feet lots 1 and 2,
block 2, Omaha View 1
II. H. Itatdrine and Wlfo to Bertha
C. Plxton, lot 16, block 8, Walnut
Hill 10
Mary V. Thompson to same, same.. 1
L. ulse Huth to Clara Forster et al,
lot 71, Hartman's addition 4,000
Frltg Muller to Frank Morovec, lot
29. Oak Hill No. 2 450
Hastings & Heyden to Ernest New
ho.ise and wife, lot 4, block 1, Hast
ings & Jieyden's 2d 600
The South Omaha & Western Rail
road company to Union Pacific
Railroad company, double track
near boundary between Omaha and
South Omaha 1
Mattle B. Stone et al to George W.
Later, south 62 feet lot 4, block 23,
West Omaha t
George W. Laier to Charles B.
Stone, same 2
A. C. FancoaM and wife to Joseph
B. Mock, lots 1, 2, 21 and 22, block
2. Begley's park , 1
William O'Connor and wife to O.
Fred Elsasser and wife, block 81,
Ambler Place 3,400
J. W. Johnson and wife to Anna C.
Larson. w'A lot 10. block H. Shines
2d 1,60(5
tjaay i.ana company to Marian Mon
crleff. north 40 feet lot 4. block
6, Alamo Plaza 5,000
r.rnost sweet to Etta p. Haignt, lot
15, Ernest Sweet's 2d 8,250
Total
...$66,662
OCEAN STEAMERS
Nw York to Havro-Parls 6 Days
FRENCH LINE
Cornpanie Gluirale'
Trans&tlantique
Btfantlo Twin Soraw ana fxprtt IhuiMr.
Naval officers In command wireless telegraphy,
submarine safety bell signal system.
La aarole, July I
La T"tiratn, July 14
La Brltasna, July 11
Ile Pravanoe, July M
Ia Lorralna, Aug. 4.
I La Touralne Am 11
pools! On-Cles Cabin Brvo (TI class)
840 to 0 alternate Saturdays.
Haw York-Bo Sux Bervioe (one class cabin)
only $40 and 0.
O r
H I.
1. N
W. B.
w. o.
.. 1401 Paraasi guest
.. 1401 Paraaa atrvai
.... lit National Haas
.. 1U4 Paniaa Street
114 soalk Uth street
Boca ....
Davidson
CANADIAN PACIFIC
avssa tail rooa bats at nv
Weakly KaXUng 2Cwn atoaueei, yu
aaA XAvaroooa,
Two daya on tn ouuiui St. Lawraoo
river and tb shortest ocean rout to a.u-
rop.
Nothing oetter on th Atlantic than ut
Empresses. Wireless on all ateamera
ktrt ol. 690; second, Sao- ea elaa
cabin, &,
44 your ticket agent, or writ far aal
liiS, isles and booklet.
a 33. sxBTjAatnr, o. a
833 Bontii Clark at. Ohlr.ar.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
VN10. STATIOX 10IH AND MAJOV
la Ion Pacific
Leave.
,(.a 7:30 am
...a 3:60 pm
Arrlv.
all:40 pm
a 6:00 pm
a 9 20 am
a :0 pm
a 8:60 pni
a $:45 pm
a 6:43 pm
a 4 4f pm
7:06 am
Overland Limited
Colorado Express.
Atlantic Express
Oregon Express a 4:10 pm
I -i.s Angeles Limited. ...12 f5 pm
Fast Mall a :i am
China and Japan Mall. ..a 4:00 pm
North Matte Local a 8:15 am
Colo. Chicago Special.... a!3:10 am
teal rice sc Btromsnurg
Local b 12 :40 pm b 1:40 pm
Valley Local (motor via
Lane Cut-Off) aPVOOam a 2:46 pm
Valley Local (motor). ...a 6:30 pm a 8:00 am
Hasllnga-Superior b 3:16 pm b 6:20 pm
Loi al passenger not carried on train
Nos. I and 2.
Chicago Great Western
St. Paul-Minneapolis 6 30 pm
St. I'aul-Minneapolis 7:30 sm
Chicago Limited 6:10 pm
Illinois Central
8 :16 am
8:30 pin
8:15 ant
Chicago Express a 7:16 am
Chicago Limned a :IM pin
Mlnn.-St. Paul Exp. ....b 7:14 am
a $ 46 pm
a 7 :1s am
a 7:16 am
bll:30 am
Minn. -St. Paul Ltd a (:00 pm
Ornahu-Ft. Dodge Local. b 4:1a pm
Chicago t Martsneittra-
Chicago Daylight a 7.40 am all Sepra
Twin City Expreas a 7:46 am alo ft) pm
Chicago Local aL2:Jf pm a 3:36 pm
Sioux Ciiy Local i im au.wuain
Denver-Chicago Eg a 6:10 pin a I a pm
Chicago Special a 6 02 pin a t 00 am
California-Chicago Ex. -a 6:ix pm a IM put
Minnesota-l'akoia Ex...a7:uvpm a :30 am
Twin City Limited 00 pm a l iiain
Los Angeles Limited. ..a 3:10 pm al2:36 pm
Overland Limited all 6u pma 7:14 am
NEliKASKA AND WYOMINU DIVISION.
Norfolk-Bonasteel fa 7:40am al0:3optn
Lincoln-Long Pine ....a 7:50am all uo am
Norfolk-South Platte. ...b 3:16 pm bi:20pra
Hastings-Superior b 214 pin b 6:20 pm
Deadwood-Hot Springs a I if pm a 6:30 pin
Casper-Lander a 3:66 pm all 00 am
Fremont-Albion b 4 40 pm b 1:3$ pm
Wabatk
St. Louis Ex a.a0pm at Mara
tt. Louis loal (from
Council Bluffs) a (:00 am all:16 pm
Stanberry Local (from
Council Bluffs! b 6 0 pro blO 14 am
HisMsri Pad fie
K. c. and St. L. Kx a 0am a 7:00 am
K. C. and St. L. Ex all :1a pm a (:60 pm
Chlraso, Mlleaakea A at. Iaal
Chicago and Colo. Spec. a 7 36 am all 40 pm
Cal. and Oreaon Ex a OO bin I 25 tm
overland Ltd all 4i pin a 7.15 am
Perry Local b 616 pm bll .iiam
COTI4'D
Chicago, Hock lslaad at Paclfte
EAST.
Jesve Arrive.
Rocky Mountain Lid.... it) am all 05 pm
Iowa Local ...flm 4 30 pm
The Mountaineer a 142 am at US bin
Des Moines Local 4 00 pm lJ JWpm
Iowa Local blO am b i pm
Chicago-Eastern Ex a 4 Wpm a 1 W pm
Chicago-Nebraska Ltd a $ pm a 8:06 am
WEST.
Th Mountaineer a 3.00 am a 7:3ft am
Chicago-Nebraska Ltd.
(for Lincoln) a $ am a 5 47 pin
Colo, and Cal. Ex a 1.30 pm a 4.30 pm
Okia. and Texas Ex a 4.40 pm a 1 . pm
Rocky Mountain Ltd... all 13 pm 3:06 am
Bl BMNOTOiTlTWIOTH A MASOX
Rarllnstoa
T-enve.
Denver and California. . .a 4 10 pm
Arrive,
a 8 4f pm
a 6 10 pm
a 6 10 pm
a 7.0ft km
a 10 pm
si; 15 pm
610 pm
b i Oi am
a 7 .V) i.m
blO 20 am
a t:Wm
a 3 40 pm
a " or. am
all 3ft pm
a 3 !W pm
a no am
all w am
all "0 am
a 6:4 am
a 6:10 pm
Ptiget Sound Ex
.a 4:10 pm
Hlsrk IIMIs
Northwest Ex
Nebraska points
Lincoln Fast Mail....
Nebraska Ex
Lincoln Ioral
Lincoln l,ocal
Schuyler-Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth-loa ...
Bellevue-Plattsmouth
Colorado Limited.....
Chicago Ltd
f'hlcano Ex
...a 4 io pm
.. all W pm
.. a 2o am
...b 1 20 pm
...a 16 am
...a " ft pm
..b 3 .06 pm
.. .a S IS am
..alf :30 pm
...all -W pm
,..a 7 25 am
...a 4 20 pm
Chicago Flyer...
a t 30 pm
Iowa Local , a9;l"am
S. Louis Ex a 4 -HI pm
Kansas City and SI. Jo.al0:4S pm
Kansas City and St. J a Milam
Kansas Cltv and St. Jo. a 4:40 pm
n Datly. b Dally except Sunday, c Sunday
only, d Dklly except Saturday.
WTOSTKR ST . lUTuT WF.ngTFIt
rhlrsaro.
St.
Paul, Minneapolis A
Omnia
Leave.
Twin Cltv rnssnger....b K:l am
Slonx Cltv Passenger ... h i 00 pm
Sioux Cltv Local f 'J am
Emerson Local b 5:55 pm
Arrive,
b 9:20 pin
bl1 M am
c V?0 im
b ! 10 am
Mlssoorl PeoUe
Auburn Local ,b 3:50pm bll SOam
One Trial for
All the Bandits
Thi ii Virtually Forecasted by Judge
Munger in Hearing of the
Motion.
A motion for separate trial for each of
the four defendants In the Overland Llm
Ited mall robbery case was argued before
Judge W. H. Munger In the United Stats
district court Thursday. Judge Munger said
he would pass upon the motion July 7. but
In the meanwhile the attorney for the de
fense might proceed on the plan that his
client might be tried collectively.
NEWS OF THE ARMY POSTS
Colonel nnnlster Reports . riesllh at
Forts Omnn and Crook In. Ea-.
relient Condition.
Lieutenant Colpnel J. M. Banister, chief
surgeon of the Department of the Missouri,
has completed the medical and sanitary In
spection of Fort Crook and Omaha, lie
reports th health of the troops al each
of the posts In the best of condition,.
Lieutenant Colonel F. F. Eastman, chief
commissary of th Department of the Mis
souri, has completed th annual Inspection
of the commissary departments of the
posts of the Department of the Missouri.
Honorable discharges have been granted
these enlisted men from th regular army:
Sergeant F. 3. Schoenleber of Battery D.
Fifth field artillery. Private F. L. Mon
tague of Company M. and Musician John
W. Martin of Company B., Eleventh Infan
try; Private John S. O'Neal of Company
K., and John Berger of Company C, Thir
teenth Infantry; Olen Gideon of Troop B.,
Eighth cavalry and John Ladato of Troop
., Fifteenth cavalry.
Bid will be opened at th office of Major
D. E. McCarthy, chief quartermaster. De
partment of tho Mlsourl, for 188 artillery
horse for th use of the United States
army on July 6. Liki bid will be opened
at the same office on July 30, for furnl.-m-Ing
oats, bran, hay and straw -for ths
posts of th department during the period
from October 1. 1900 to June 30. 1910.
AUSTIN MAYOR DIES HERE
Minnesota Mas Broagrttt to Oiuatia for
Treatment ITnabl to Defeat
Disease.
George Henry Sutton, mayor of Austin,
Minn., died of pneumonia at the Omaha
fOeneral hospital Thursday morning. H
came to OmaJia about two week ago for
special treatment, hi nerves, among other
things, having been affected. He wa 43
year of age and his wife and three chil
dren survive him. The wlf and two
brother are her and will tak th body
to Austin Friday morning, for burial there
Sunday. It is now at th Col-McKay un
dertaking rooms on Douglas street. Mayor
Sutton was a -Mason and a member of th
Elks lodge and Is said to hav been on
of the best and most popular mayor In
southern Minnesota.
M'BRIDE SEEKS HIS OLD JOB
South Omaha Mast File for Surveyor
Ilolovti'hlner Waal Back oa
Board ml Education.
Geoige Mcllrlde of South Omaha, repub
lican, lias Hied lor county surveyor, on
office he once held, and James J. Casy
and J. Levy, both republicans, hav filed
for Justice of the peace.. Dr. E. Holovtch:
iner,' who served out th unexpired term of
Dr. W. H. Christl a member of th
Board of Education, expect to file a a
republican for that office. Under th new
state law member of th Omaha Board
of Education will be elected by wards. At
thl year' election member will be elected
front the First, Second, Third and Fourth
wards. Dr. Holovtchiner lives in th Sec
ond ward.
COAL FROM WEST TO OMAHA
Bitsmisoss Will less Be Shipped In
from Colorado Mlaei, Say
W. F. Jears.
New coal field tn Colorado will soon be
ending their coal to th Omaha market,"
aid W. F. Jones, general trafflo manager
of th Moffat road, who la In Omaha. Thl
road 1 being built weat from Denver to
Salt Lak. "W ar now ready to ship
both bituminous and anthracite coal to
Omaha and both ar of a high grade.
"Colorado 1 having the biggest run of
tourist business sine th tat started to
advertise It wonderful advantages as a
summer resort. Th people of th et ar
beginning to reallx th advantage of a
rest In th cool mountains and sr flock
ing to Colorado by th thousands."
Every on would be benefited by taking
Foley' Orlno Laxatlv for stomach and
liver trouble and habitual constipation. It
sweetens th stomach and breath, gently
stimulate th jlver and regulate the bow.
Is and la much auporior to pills and ordi
nary laxatives. Whi'lmt try Foley's Orlno
Laxatlv today T Sold by all druggist.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
BOGUS 'BILLS FLOAT IN WEST-
Several New Counterfeit H Ate Been
Discovered bv Government,. ' ' .x;
DESCEirTION. OF EACH ... GIVUf '
Men Who Handle Money Are tVaraed "'
to Look Oat tor Three prloias ,
Bills that Are la 4iearl .: V
t Irralatloa. " ",' '
t . ' I JV '
1
Several new counterfeits hsr been dis
covered In the west and 'handler of Hitiney
are cautioned to be on the Irtoktvtit' ftf
them. One of the counterfeit 14" a "$R '
llv.l. ..11 1 f In. t. tl, a.rl.b '' . t ' 'l -Att fV't
Is a photomechanical reproduction 'rajrlr
deceptive, except that the Indian luNlM
portrait differs much from the genuine.
The back of the note Is of a Jig bier shad
of green than the genuine. Red aad .blue.
lines have been printed or written In ta
imitate the silk fiber In the geitulu.
There la a $U national bank -no i On -
the Eirst Nailon.il bank of . We!ngtoti,'
S. D. series of 1!:. it la a- pn and"
brush production of fair workmanship,' out '
la not very deceptive. A itenuine' $1 j'bltt
from wliich the printing hast bea tIeelioii,:;'
Is used for the paper of Hit South Oajkor)
counterfeit, ' . . ' , - ' . , . ?.
A $." I'nited States note of. 4he set ls 'of :
1W7. with portrait of Jackson Is orn of th ,
spurious bills. It . Is a ptiotouMn iiauical
production. No attempt hswbeen niadn (of 1
Imitate the silk threads Irl' th ,vgonuJft, j .
The lathe work Is blurred and . Ot iioien as 1 ,
a hole Is not dangerously dcee'ptJvV. Atj-
other is a $10 national bank nolo on tlWi,
Oermanla Natlonnl bank of San Franrlfcti'V '
portrait of McKlnley. It la a: ilalgl"
photograph counterfeit ",gnd should. b:'"
easily detected. ' ..' "' .
Anolher bogus bill Is a 6atlnil . banfe" '
note on the National t'nlon bank-6f Bal-
tlmore, Mil. Series of 1573. It TP A'" skill'-"
fully executed pen and brush reproduc
tion of the old national hank Issue. TH
paper hns been colored and docitored tt .
such a way that the note 1a vry ffelert.
tive. ' :' - : f
A $2 sliver certificate of the, aerjea ..yf -1SS9
completes the list. It Is a pale Dh'fm.-f
graphic reproduction. Has no ,rh erf letter. ,
and Is printed on one piece of pa'pef-'no't''' (
deceptive. ' - " ' '' -1,
JOE FOLK TO ASSIST II,
PROSECUTION OF WAIN WRIGHT;!
former GoTernor
f Mlssoorl 'Wm.
irney Jane In 1 '' '
Aid rirealt Attor
Boodle Case,
i.
ST. IH'IS. Mo.. July tFornvr '. (1oV- .
eronr Joseph W. Folk said today tha, hev
had been "tentatively engaged" by 'Clr-nlt-i
Attorney Jones to prosecute Ellis , WfcThV "
Wright, millionaire brewer, now lit exile Iti
Paris, If Walnwrlght 'shoujjtutn to'St." '
Louis to stand trial on the .charge, of Urih
ery In connection with "the--Stjrbu:rhnn "
boodle deal. He confidently declared; haA
could convict Walnwrlght. ' ' .
'Circuit Attorney Jones has called at' my.'
office twice In the last week,' said Eglk...
"He told me' he heard that , Walnwrtght4.
wa coming back." ., ., -f.
MORE FOR NAVY .THAN IARMY",
Thirty-Two Recruits Eallst Here for
Sea and Heves for Land
1 ' ' ' ,( "" '
Thirty-two recruits" were enlisted for th:
United Stales navy at the pmaha haVljl'
recruiting, station during, the , month of JfAili. .
There were 150 application for tnllMment.
Th. rejection were largely from the can
didates under age, and foe miscellaneous
physical defects.
Only, seven . men wjer nltansd for the .
t'nlted States army In Omaha, during" th
month of June' Out' of nlnefy-twtj ' appli
cants. Th rejections were for physical and
moral cause largely. Preference I givon
to reenllstments.. The physical examination,
of the army are becoming more rigid an
nually, and while it I the. wish of the war
department to enlist the different army
organization up to the maximum, the. rijiju
must meet all th physical And jmoxaJ' re
quirements. DUNN IS OUT OF PANGgR"
Pol lee Captain IaprTlnT at. Hoapjta,!.,
Asaltaat PoatsaastOs) .Voqd- r :, ;;
nrd lTp and -Ab-pntv'," , " "T'".""
. ; wi . i t . i ) f
Folic Captain Henry W. Dunn, who ua-
derwent an operation for peritonHls, :f
now reported as being beyond danger front,
complication and set backs. He-had a
relapse on night of a vr'e' lleCtrlr
storm, but 1' gaining now, . ' .. :.i '-4.
Assistant Postmaster J. I. Woodkrdl'wW
was operated on for appendicitis tpnt)i-
1 convalescing at his hornet Hrhftg beWv o
out of th hospital for abtiu. a wee anj
la able to walk. He expect -t taksxdp
hi dutle in th potof fleer wtthlrrageK'"
or ten dayg. . ..ly."? , ',4
lsuabcd with av Rao------
wounded with a gun, or plercfed jfiyjn lyX t
nail; Bucklen'a Arnlea fiali 1 ' ssksl .. g, Ij .
wound. Guaranteed. 26a. Sold by -Beaton -'
DrucC0, ' " ;: -
Halldlna; Pralts-; 1
L, A, Harmon, MandersmV' tfefr d"'
Florence boulevard, frame dwelllngji $2ou( -i
L. A. Harmon, Manderson atreet and Klor-
ener boulevard, frame dwellings $2.0W; L;
A. Harmon, Nineteenth. aiM j Manderso) T
streets, frame dwellng, $3.0u0; L. A. ll&r. '.
mon. Nineteenth and Manderson streets.
frame dwelling. $3,009; Ben 6. Baker, Thirty-
eighth and Dodge streets, frainv-dwelllitg,
$..VU0; D. I). Muleahey. 27M -Soirthf, "rn(
street, frame dwelling, $2.6ou; ii. 4i. Fortert
jnirty-iiirn ana v.hsh vireis, onrit. jputia
ing. $3 000; George Ellett. Thirtieth atrtwt,.
and Hunting 190 avenue, frame dwelling.
lir.00: George Daley
i wenuriotiriQ
S Prague streets, brick
ator $1,300; Teur
st. - frame dtellins.
Mehrens. 27R3 Burt atreet
awe d-Jtel
$1,000, Peter Lahey, Eighth and William
streets, iraina uweiiiiig, a.'w. , y
Thi$ JtthUtle
v w Sk
SUSPENDER. -v.a;
Bnnport boy trousera
ana stocking without
wrinklinx.
Freedom of circulation'
and quickness in dress
ing assured.
Fur boy in knee trous
ers, Made for girls also.
Onlr SO
4P .
75 cant
Worth
double it.
Dealer repWe'all defec
tive pairs. -
Sold by Leading Clottring
aud Department ilouaas
- If not, ,wnte
lazoo Snspefldcr 0. ,
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