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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1909)
'THE IiKK: OMAHA, MONDAY. ATMST 0. .". f OFFERED FCR RENT lmli B in Cm ilmJ. , CLEAN, eJol front room for hous-kerp-'ng. 11 W. ad. ALL, gnvinrt flimr, s'o oihfm; roorr.e for t'rht Ii'.uf-':.. I t-le.-f- .iK rrn.is. !: ,.1 TWO IS week" or four 119 week rina, gas rim, r""i l;e?sior; no chl'd -eu o- o1i. out . tfin. TWO roomr. flrt floor. 1712 .tarksrn. Ft'RNISHFD housekeeping rooms; rcfer tnrM. 2114 Chicago. FOR RF.NT Furrlshed room, nh housekeeping. Ill per week, en S. l:ih. HOUSEKEEPING room. Omaha IHiow 190B Cumin 8t S LEE PI NO and housekeeping room STi 8. Jth Bt. With laundry. illCELT furnished rooms at 2011 Cass. t ROOMS for ltrht hPusekeeptng;largT bark porch, use of 'phone. 410 N. lth floor. Call momlnge. '1'hone Douglas TrTOrSEKFEPINQ rooms. Tei. Red SOL 111 8. 24:h FURNISHED housekeeping and sleep,ng rooma. i'M Leavenworth. Tel. A-430&. THREE! rooms furnished for light house keeping. au Cuimug St. TWO or four-room apartments, hand somely furnished; southeast front; mcdern. 1 up. 004 8. 28th. HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 821 8. Hth 'Phone Douglas 606 Z. Vafarwlahed Rooms. FOtH ' unfurnished rooms; references. M67 Douglas St. 1401 CASS, large unfurnished south room. Lady preferred. UNFURNLSJJED rooms for rent. 2026 St. Mary a Ave. ONE lar; room. 1011 Leavenworth St. FOl'R unfurnished rooms; references. 2S7 Douglaa. . TWO modern unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. lilt Webster. THREE) rooma, basement. lilt Farnam St, Heaaa sad Cottages. HAN8COM PARK RESIDENCE, nine rooms, modern. IMC 8. list 81., 3S. Phone 8. A. tVearle, TaL Harney 1426. MODERN t-room brick house, 1113 N. 2Sd St., t2t.M Pr month. 'Phone Harney M. FOR RENT s-room, all modern house, eleotris llgHU. 141 8. Uth; fii per month. C. M. BsyChmaBn, 43C Paxton block. FINK house at no South Avenue, near t ear lines; all modern; newly decorated; elegant floors; best furnace; hot water and bath attachments to boiler; cistern, pump In kitchen. Call Til Park Avenue. 'Phone Harney VUL tell PARKER ST., C rooms. 117. Bouthwaat comer lth and Manderson, t2K. JOHN N. FRENZER. BOTH PHONES. S-ROOM cot Lags, modern except heat. Corner rth ani Ohio. Call Tel. Webster CI. C4 Ohio St. mi WOOtWORTH AVE,, rooms, mod ern, JB7 U. Bit California, t rooms, S17.N). 1310 Webstar, I rooms, modern. $25. Ring wait Bros.. X 8. Uth St. FOR RENT MS Grand Ave., $U; a nloe C-room cottage, with porcelain hath and toilet, gink and hot water tank In kitchen, large cemented cellar, full lot, good neigh borhood. 'Phone owner, Ind. B 1724. or C. L. Vane, Doug. MM. ffCT PACIFIC ST., g-room thoroughiv modern hours, akk flalaJt, 140. A. Q. El lick, sM Baa Blag. Second Prize Story Health Regained liy a Bee LiUlil Mas Coo, aeU U, uaughtar of M. C Cos, Fioreaoa, neb,, sima , Oiuana sttga seuowt. aniisa tcMcaer. siisa vua IsjMtsfelda, 1 V 'l 1- l v . girls wsaled at onoe; Steady work and good pay. "Girls, the doctor says that father has to ge la Colorao for his health, and naoLuer and I arc going; to stay hare." "Why, Jean, what arts vw gutng to dor' I s-m golnd to neap aWi4 aud fu to ararft. Mocker la not able la da SBuca, "Do ' you have to slop sohoolT 'ihe little) there la tt do In this town can be dona after suhool hours, is many in that." I Will not stay here." "Where will you fcef The surrounding towns are Just as mall." "The only place is Omaha" "But, Jean. It la a long. Journey and you might be) disappointed." "I know, but I will write to Aunt Orace and ask her If aha knows of any work." "I have a better plan than that." cried Ruth Logan. "Uncle Jack takes The Omaha bee. Lef s go over and look at the want add paT." The paper aama )uat a they opened the gate. They picked It up and eagerly canned It for a possible add, "Listen here," said Jean. " 'Tweii.y-rlve girls wanted at once; steady work and good pay. M "But a factory! Tou oeuld not stand the work." "I can If U Is neoeasnry, was her reply. That overling Jean gained her mother's consent, and In a few days she was on bar way to Omaha. The day after her arrival she want to the factory and ob tained the work. Her efficient work soon promoted her, thus enabling her to earn more money, which at that time was her greatest de sire. It was threa years later when a girl of 17 stepped off the 'train and walked up the shady village street. Two breathless fig urea rounded a corner and cried, "Jean Morton, Is that youT Why didn't you tell us you wrre coating We lust beard it." "Corns on In here," sa'.d Ruth, for they wero m front of bar uncle's homo. "I can't; I niuat go feouie. Have you tietrd that fattier la coming home today. ei::lrely ttiTfJ. the doctor aays" "No, we did rot know Hat. How lovely, jVan, you are a wonder to have keiH your father tUcre for throe, years." "Do not praise ma too much. It was a "Ere want adl that told n how asj where to earn "my fortune." That kept father out there." ' "Ton arc light," said Ruth and Bess ' tosatasr. TILTS STORY "WAS OONSIDEIaKD THE KEOOND BEST BENT IN LAbT WEEK WAS AWARDED OFFERED FOR RENT Mawaea and r4tas--Owttaaed. FOR RENT-t-room rtief. Ml N. IM i.ioicrn except beet, to small fur.il'.y A)o 4-room ground fit. cIom In, .l mod in, I w rnt. to choice tenant. App.y at uti S. 14. h ,1 OMAHA Trurk, Van end Storage Co, L'uc. ;, lad., B 14JL Office liti Web-s,-i siteet. FOR RENT-Hrlck tout at 1S11 . Vh St., one biock cant ol Park ev'i.je car I'ne; modern In every reiect with 4 bed rooms on econd f'oor; large parlor, dining room, kitchen. butter, large tiail ar.d ves lbul on li'st fioor Inejulre at laot S. itrth Si. TL Hams) LS. HOC? E9, Insurance. Rlngwalt. Jrfcr Bik OMAHA Van ltd tuurese Co, rack. move. sioie H H guuds; storehouse. 11J0-14 N. ' imh. nffiee PUB Farnam. Tel. Ueug U HOUSES, flats. Garvin Bros. 1U N. T. L CENTRAL, no equal for solid comfort, sll modern, 4 or t-rootn flaia, Apply 1st N. i:d. FLEOAN'l t-room fist, located at CIS & 27t!i. ail modem, price. t Bamia. Bramieu Hldg. MAGUARD Vsn A Storage Co. Tel. Doug. 14. We fcviaraniea moving, pianos, beiue- hold goods. FOR KfcKTi $-room modern SL LouiH flat, receptlos ball, combination fixtures; lli N. Sid 8L- -roora modern brick house; WW-tOU Wil lis A vs. C2&. C. M BACHMANN. 42 ration mcJl CENTRAL C-room fist, 7-room, sttachad house; t-room detached house. Vn N. Ud. HOUSEHOLD OOOD9 packed, forwsrded: cheap freight ntfi; moving and storing. Expressmen's fMslltrery Co. Tel. Doug. St HdlTP' In " parts of the :lt. UUUaLB crelea Bqus t, Co. Bee B Ig. HOUSKS Peters Trust Co.. K. T. L. Bldg. t-ROOM house, nice cellar, at No. 4114 Pronne street, tno blocks from street car. Rent 112 per month. Bemls, Brandels F.ldg. FOR RENT 7 roorhs, targe recptlon halt, sll n-.odern; comblnstlon fixtures 40 and snier rent. 701 No. VA. C. M. Bachmann, 43 Paxton Blk. OMAHA EXPRESS CO., furniture and piano moving. 41 N. 17th. D. 3U4. t-ROOM houic, all modern (36, with barn 7 M. 701 Ho. Cth St., Council Bluffs. Apply MrOee R. E. Co., Council Bluffs. I ROOMS foTrent. CS 8. ltd 8U B-ROOM house, modern except heat, ITf Maplu St., 11V 5 rooms, modern except heat. 140 William. 115. C rooms. Id floor, toilet 1W6 N. Mth St., til t-room house, toilet, tl24 N. f7th Ave, lit CHRIS BOYER, 22d and Cuming Eta. 4-KOOM modern dwelling house, 2304 Oraee Si. 11-ROOM house, modern, one block from 14th street car. M1 Pierce St. Inquire 13A So. 10th Are. 1. Q. Althous. 410 N. tlfr St., 10 rooma, modern, vary de sirable. loOOO. W. FARNAM SMITH CO., 13N Fsrnara St. Tel. Doug. 1004. Ind. A 104. FOR RENT s-room cottage, 21 N. 22d St., modem except heat, 125; to small family. Also t-room ground flat, clone In. all modern, low rent to choice tenant. Apply at 07 N. ltth St. FOUR ROOMS, first floor, closets and cellar. 407 Pine 8t.i U FOR RENT 7-room house, all modem; large lot and ahsde; 2, to small family. WUZ Ohio St. Apply U1S Lothrop St. Quick Action for Tour Money You get that by using The Bee advertising columns. AND THE WRITE! SECOND PRIZE. OFFERED FOR RENT tCoatiaed.) tc f-.rao Rlk Puith Omsha. KM N. flthl Hall. M Ramps r dg.; Ii.iih 'thors STORES Tut RENT. S. 1I. ht . o.iiy ten- c-i frTi r-- W. O. W. sue, rtti i'jtit" itct. sooU ment, he front l11 pr mrnth 1611 Howard St.. attravt-vr store room, KxWI feet, with fccod bajtmn.t, flli per month. CEORnr A ro., 1: Fsrnatn St. August . STORH Rh")M for rent st S. lth Si ; rad foY ocrnpsnry Aug 1". Apply at one-, raises t'lcjtliing Co., corner 14th snd f 'Our! as. FOR RENT Modern store room In Dw son. Neb. Brick and concrete. 4'X70 ft., corner building, rart from, to a good nicr. chant. Will rer.t choap. v'.rd!d lo-n'.jn. Address E L. Sandusky. Falls Ciiy, Neb. GOOD store room til . Mth St. Fine office In Wead Bldg. F. D. WEAD. 1801 FARNAM. Baildlaffs. THAT fine, rounr building. S-slory snd bai-ement. cement floor. elctr.c elevators. Is Ftiil fo- rnt, Oth and L". P. tracks. Barker. Douglas 20 OFFERED FOR SALE Fs ml to re. 1x5 CARD CAPE. Solid oak esse, mado by the Library Bu- reau Furniture Co This Is exceptionslly well constructed office furnltur nd will last a lifetime. Call Bee office, Kth and Faraam. CHOICE NEW furniture. Will sacrifice Newly-weds get busy. 1TO Burt St. FOR PALE One bookcase, one dining room table, one sidebosrd. dining room chairs, kitchen table, one dresser. 1114 S. ltd St. ROLL TOP DESK, chair, rug. ln.iulrs at O. M. E. CHEAPEST place to buy second-hand furniture at The Racket Store. 16th and Cuming Sts. FOR SALE CHEAP Fins office- en cloeure. Piste glass sides. H. Hardy Co.. Arlington Blk. Typewriters. TTPEWRITER8 Any make, all nrlces. sold and rented, rent applied; easy terms; shipped any her for examination. Writ ror large bargain list and orrer. B. F. Swanson Co., 417 S. Uth St.. Omaha, Neb. JHIeeellaar-eas. DRW 8 at cut pnoew. freight nald on all flO orders; ratalogtis free. Sherman McConnell Drug Co., Omaha, Neb. FOR BALE Cash resist sr and safe. Ad. drsss J STB, car Bee. BAROAINS Id-hand pulleys, shsftlns. hanxers. belting, rip saw. force, boxlnx ma chine, blacksmith tools. A. Murphy A Sons. FOR SALE New and M-hand billiard and pool tables. We lead the world in cheap bar fixtures; sasy psyments. Bruns- wiek-Bsik coiiender, 407 8. 10th at. WE HAVE en hand a numoer of Ink barrels which we will sail at Mo ch. They are fins for rain water or ashes. Call at pressroom tte rubiianing tjex FOR RENT. For Sals and Furnished Room cards, 10c each. Corey d McKensls prinung cjompany, ui s. 14tb St. Scholarship If yu Intend taking a course In business college, see us about a scholarship. Ws wiu sen you one at a saving to you. Ad dress O K, care Bee. For sale, a hot water heating plant good condition and new inlaid linoleum for store. Call at Lei f art's, tot Broadway council uiuiia Second Hand Boilers Wa will sell two boilers thst have been In use at the He building. They are each Inch diameter by 18 feet long. They have us cj. 1. luDes, s inones oyu lest, work ing nrassure lut Dounda Dor aauara Inch. Heat surface U.ODt square feet Ural area 124 squars feeL We are very anxious to dispose of these roue immediately ana win sell at a bar gain, it iaxen at once, THE BEE BCILDINO COMPANY. 17th and Farnam Bus.. Omaha, Neb, BALLOON and Parachute for sale: nnre. l7;good condition. Box 221 Belle Fourche OSTEOPATHY JOHNSON. IKS., all M. T. U TaL D. let. Dr. Katbsryu Nlckolaa. N. Y. L. Bids. PATENTS D. O. BARN ELL. jpaxtou Blk. Tel. Red 711! HUFFMAN, til Neville Bldg., Book free. in l. a. 1 aittu utnee n. t. u. uiag. u. r.. PERSONAL OMAHA Stammerers' Ins.. Ramga Bidg, THE SALVATION ARMT solicits caetoff clothing; in tact, anything you do not need. We collect, repsli and sell st 114 N. Uth St., for cost of collection to the worthy poor. Call phone Douglas 4116 and wagoa win can. DR. EOGKRS: nrtvate confinement nome. 11 Martha tit. "-'el. Douglas &23u. HALL safea, few. Id-hand. 1SU FamanC PRIVATE home during confinement; babies adopted. The Good Ssmaritan Sani tarium. 740 1st Ave.. Council L'uffs, la. MAGNETIC TSUrd8 MABSAQE AND BATHS. Mineral bahs, slectrlc. vibrating and hwedisa mteaae. M 01a tiosion more. unit a u i-a r.t ivi, t r massage,, 1724 Cap. Ave., parlor, basement! TOUNO WOMEN conUng to Omaha as strangers are Invited to visit the Young Women's Christian association. 17th ai.4 Howard tits., where they will bv directed 10 suiiauie noaraing places or otherwise as sisted. A deaconess representing ins asso ciation meets trains at the Unloo station as trv,ert aid. MAGNSTIC treatmenU Emmolln Brett. un j. ws. uoug. sue. PIVATF. confinement home. Mrs. Dr. Klntf, Uti N 2Mi. Tel. Web. Ind. A. D. S. REMEDIES sre made from the seleoti'd formula or icclpes of 12,000 of the lesding retail drugdsts of the United Sistrs. There are foiiy-nitid drug sioren In Omal. who sell A D. S. remedines and every remedy is .rthtilveiy Kuaramc-ed to do all thst is clsitifd for It Schaef er stores sre A. D. S. A. IV S RFVf:r:r sre msde frtnu Hie S-l.ileJ l.iitrjli.s t.-;p,. ,vi !jw o the i T.'lir.g retail dnu-gis is ot the I i.itcd biips. Thete sir forty-nine drug stons Ir. Omaha lu st'l A D. n. rcnipdiu. ad every renedy Is puelt1,e:y guaranteed to do all tliat is ci.'iini-d for it. Scliaefer's Stores are A. 1. a. Stores. PRINTING THB Quality Prc.-s. artistic commercial ;1nirs, have iiiovkI fioin 2..' tv l'-th ts Ui lisrrx i in. c-uuaaJ aeu. CA8TLKVIAN Pr.ntiug Co , lill Cap. Ave. YAFFB Printing Co.. 2'7 Boston ft. Riilg, PHONE IND. A-i2S fjr good prlnung Lnssuult Priming i u r ,v i'h.io. A.r. HOLLAND Prlnung Co., llv S. i:t1i 8u WATERS Printing Co., 13 S l.nh St. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS hteaog., notary public, Hutei LoyaL Clenog Uotal Usoshaw, precast eei-rloe REAL ESTATE RttL KITATt DEALER. RFFD AHTRACT CO . Fet IW; prompt service, get eur prices. 1710 Farnntu ?l GANOasTAD. 404 Pee t;dg. Tel. 1). Ik". ATNK 1NV CO. fir: f ..r :.- T. L'ffl. BENJAMIN R. t. CO.. 477 Brandels Bidg. REAtTBSTATF" TlTLE-TRUST CO. CHAS. K. V ILLlAMddN. President rirr pnorcRfV koh iai.u. BUYS A PfcOOM HOUSE IX CLIFTON HILL 43 Burdetle St.. within ore block of Ernsoti car line. The hou.e hss 6 rooms and bath on the first floor and S rooms on the second floor. Owner Is moving out of tie city and has made the price very low for quick rale. Be sure to look this up st once. HASTINGS HATDEN. 114 Harney St. Your Opportunity to get s flrpt-class home of g rooms, readv buili. for less thsn cost. The owner of this fins hon.e hss bought Isnd near Si stile and has siitnorlied us to sll Imtntdistely. Horse has lsrge hall, living room snd din ing mom in oak. kitchen and pn.ry in Dine; 4 bimi l.id roon's sua b.tic; luii cci r. temc-nted: laundry: roroh !xM ft.; lot 5i'x11ri ft., south front on paved street, with paving- paid. This Is only I blocks to car and about 4 blorks to St. Cecelia's cathe dral. If you are In the market for a first class home. Investigate this at once. CS6) SELBY Ktli and Farnam. 43 Board of Trade. Llt'T your property with Chris Boy sr. 22 ana cuming ma ci w FOR SALE Good Investments I have sood Income properties will net you from 12 10 la per cent on your Invest ment. $;,000 1-story, 1-apartment. good tenants. walking distance to poeiomce. 101 00x140. yearly rental $1,163. This will net vou lt Per cent. le.000 J-siory. 4-spartment flat, newly pa pered, east rroiu, pavea street, an paid for, 6-room cottage In rear, 15 n. minutes' walk to postofflce. lot ft"x 140; never vacant, rents t&O. 17th and Orace Sts. 15,500 4-story double brick tenement house. an modern, new iu-nsce, 101 euxizu. This property cost 18.000 and more to build. Will net you 15 per cent. 6,0001-story store building with 4-apart ment liats, an newiy psperea ana building painted. Near 20th and Clark Sts. Look st these 4 and 5-room cottages on North 21st St., lot SSX140; good tenants; rentals 720 per year. A snap, m.mjo. A nice t-room cottage. 4 rooms down stairs 1 rooms upstairs, good cellar, cis tern, barn, lot 25x120. A snsp ror some one wanting a home. South part of city. Half cash. H.fiOO. I also have a fins Improved farm, all under cultivation, (-room house, barn, gran ary, chicken house, windmill. ( miles from Missouri valley, la. unl is worth lo. Parly must self on account of sickness, can be bought for ITS. Terms. C. M. BACHMAN.., 4M Paxton Blk. GOOD INVESTMENTS Two double brick flats, blocks north of postofflce, renting for 1100 d month. Price, 110,000; 14,000 cash, balance to suit. One 1-room and one t-room house on ons lot on 8. 18th BU, rsntlng for Z8 a month. Price, U.500. Wa have other bargains. WESTERN REAL- ESTATE COMPANY, . ill Karbach Blk. ' Both -Phones. A SNAP Five t-room houses, modern, must be sold In a lump. They will retail at 1T40 profit to buyer. Can be bought on reasonable terms. McEacbran Realty Co., liiM Lake St. Phons Web. IffiL FOR SALE e-room, modern house and barn, in fine condition; brick walk and shads trees; on paved street; a snap If taken at one. Tel. Douglas 6549. t-ROOM brand new cottage; all modern x. heat; nice south front lot; on Ames Ave. Price 11.100. Easy terms. P. O. NIELSBN CO , 701 N. U Life Bldg. Both Phones. BRICK HOME $1,800 One blook from car line. Letts than halt the cost to build house. Full Lot, Easy Terms NOWATA LAND A LOT CO. Suite SJ4 N. Y. Life Bldg.. 'Ihone Red IK. Omaha. Neb. WANTED To get 10 or 15 small cottages to paint. In exchange for a piano. Fred Johnson, 471 S. 15th at.. South Omaha. FOR BALE Vacant lot, 50x142, east front, close In. Inquire 2701 Woolworth Avu. TWO choice lots at lOlh and Ames Ave., for sale by owner. Mrs. A. K. MoCandlesa, Nemaha, Neb. for quick returns, list your real es'ate for sals and exchange with me, no sal no pay. W. W. MUcl.ull. Board of Trads Hldg , Omaha. Neb. BOULEVARD HOUSE. Z24I orih 18th Bu t rooma modern, only CtOS. Thomas Braniuui. Room 1 New Tork Llfs bldg. GET SOME DIRT. We have )uit listed a flue 4-acrs tract located on Fort Crook car line and only 10 minutes walk from Albright car line; has small house, 140 fruit trees, con sisting of 18 varletlees of apples, several varieties sach of peaches, pears, plums, and cherries, grapes currants, goosbeer rleu, strawberries and ornamental shub bery, well and many other small Improve ments that coet money. We are offering this for a few days at the low figure of 13,000 and run make terms on part. Bee us quick. DKAN-ANDhtWS CO.. 412 NT. T. Life. ONE house and 45 lota for sale on S2.1, Mth. 2blh Sts. Ave. E F. G. H and I. Council Bluffs, la.; all high and dry; most all In fruit; must be sold soon for terras. Call on or wrl.e Georgs W. Stork, S34 Ave. K, Com.ill Bluffs, la. I HAVE FROM 110.000 to tU.OOO to invest In Omaha real estate; flats pi c-f erred and must be snaps. What have you? ts7 Mynster St.. Council Bluffs. Ia. REAL ESTATE FARM AKD HMI1 I IMI lull ALi ldako. Idaho Carey Aot Lands. Now open for entry in the oholoeat agricultural section of the norm west. The 6:iake Kiver Valley, bouti.eru loaho. !i:s Government Supei vision. For free Infurmatlon oc Irrigated Lands wnie U. H. llurtt, Boise. Ids no. Me sir. G'XID New Mexico lai.ds, t2 to f.O per acre, in trans of t.iiJi to tKffO ccrea Nvater for irrigation. Kal..e a, I klnuo cf -,rsin anil fruit. AUo Irrigated fartr.s In coiuia o. ar.d f&''.- moiity-miiKtnu ir.ga- li;-n laoicis The Haao.wn Inves'.m.-iit Company, lr'6 Tr". . - . . L-t n . Colo. North Dakota. Ol'T THET GO TO HAINES AND MOT1. APA1IS AND HLT1INGKR torXTIES. NoRTH liAK'HA. to buy our lo-prlc-d isnd ai'd e ihe big crops of Dollar N hest ; nrw l aiii'.iads buiiuir. and uew toai.k. where r.ev. holid end liu.'lvu houses are neeued See iv'in. 11 l.rov. n Co., Haynwa. Adams County, North Dakuta. for BiatM and taota. REAL ESTATE FARM AXD Ra.NCil LOI) FOR IF. fCootlnued.) Mlaaeeota. ST ACTUS we?l laTroved larrt. Rd River "Ji-y. Mlt-.ne-rta. eth're rtter on srth. per sere. F. J. McMshon, fcndicjii. Pt. Paul. Minn. Meataaa. T" P OOVtKNMF'.NT IXP OrKNlNG UM-H.R CARET ACT. Conrsd-Valler project, Montana. 71.000 acres of fine grassy prairie under 1-rtga-tion. Registration for dialing October 1 to October 7, UsX. Drawing Uc.ber 7. Rrglstration can be n:ade through power of attorney. Write W. M. WATMAN, Valler. Mont., tr aI4 Security Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. Wefcrasua. 440 ACRES. arres creek bottom In alfalfa and wild hay, 50 acres cultivated, balsnce grass. Plenty of running water and timber; s i fenced; 4-room frame bald ing, bam ai.d outbuildings; It miles.' to good town; telephone; school on fsrm. Ideal stock farm. Prti-a 125 per acre: 000 rash, baiancs easy terms. Box 216, Curt la. Neb. LAND SXAP8. Eighty acres, Burt county, two and one half miles northeast of Tekams.h, 190 per aire. 1.SCK rst-h. halsru-e tlir.e; M0 acres Mr.irlll (ounty. oti sn.d oie-l s'f niliea norili of Angora on the tank-iend, rici, deep, soli, snap, lid per -re; ISO sc.ies Custer county. Improved. 1:10 per acre. See tis st once about firms. KELLY INVESTMENT CO., 220 Neville Bidg. OWNKR K'U p'Jt LOW price on section In KIM BALL COT-NTT: no trades considered, if you sre Interested in good land at a chap price, investigate. Address Perry Wheeler. South Omsha. HI ACRK9 1 miles north of Florence, rough but sll can be cultlveted I offer this for a tw days at the low pr'-e of J2.o09. Worth fl.Wi). For further particulars, WESTERN RFAL E'TATK CO., 411 Karbach Bldg. FOR PALE A fO-year lease on one sec tion of school Isnd; a snsp for someone. Address Lock Pox 4R3. Atkinson. Neb. Oklahoma. Oklahoma One Finn Produced 2.442,478 Bbls. Oil Sold 2,117,482 Bbls. in June in Nowata Co. 4S 1.040 acres of rich valley land, all smooth and part of same is In a high state of cultivation. This land Is located within three miles of Watova, Okl., and six miles from Nowata, Okl. 8.O0O acres of It is prao tlrally In one body and 240 acres Is located three miles south. The land la wall worth 125 an acre; an exceptionally good bargain at 1J0 per acre. We have land In Nowata Co., In any siae tract you may desire from 6 seres up at prices ranging from 110 to 1.15 per acre. There are 4. M0 flowing oil wells in Nowata Co. Natural gas is sold at 2c per 1,000 cubic feet. You might get an oil well with your land. Average rainfall In Nowata Co., 18 Inches per annum; average from March 1 to Octo ber 1, .24 inch, and distributed Just as needed. Prospects for a big crop are in evidence on every hand. Corn stands 10 to 12 feet high; oats Just threshed making W to 100 bu. per acre; wheat 20 to 40 bu. Oood water Is found from 20 to 40 feet. Find Nowata county on your map. The Oklahoma & Cherokee Central R. R. east and west through this county Is a certainty. Land will probably double In value within two years. You can't afford to miss this opportunity. Let us tell you why we can sell this land so cheap, ask Missouri Pacific ticket agent about low rates to Nowata. Coma In and see us, or write NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. Bulls 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red 1099. Omaha, Neb. goatb Dakota. SOUTH Dakota farm, ranch, mineral and timber land for sale or trade. l.SuO acres. part Irrigated farm, fine Improvements, ons mile esst of Rapid City In Rapid River vslley for sale or trade. Bargain. Tell us fully what you wish to buy, sen or traae. Corns west; make money In land. Rep resentatives wanted, farmers preferred. Farrar & Jepsen, Rapid City, B. D. REAL ESTATE LOANS 110 to lie.OOQ mads promptly. F. D. Wsad, Wead Bldg., Uth and Farnam. 1600 TO lu.000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefs Real Estate Co.. 1001 N. . Life. Doug, or A-1112. MONET TO LOAN Payns Investment Co. FIVZ PER CKNT HON IT to lonn on Omsha Business Property. THOMA8 DEENNAN, Room U New York Life Rldg. OARVIN BROS., til N. T. Ufa. t&Ot to 12U0.00U on tmprovsd property. No delay. Good 6 Farm Mortgages Always on hand and for rale in amounts from 1300 to 13.0UO. BENSON & MYERS, 412 N. T. Life Bldg. WANTED City loans snd warrants. W, Farnam Smith i Co.. 1220 Farnam 8L WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co. PATNK. BOSTWICK A CO.. N. T. Llfs Private money, (UN to li.OOO; low rats. SKCON3 MORTGAGE) loans negotiated. Apply Rooms 417-11 First Nat l Bank Bidg. bell Phons Douglas lila. LOWl.PT RaTFS Tlen is Brandels Bldg. REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED 10 to 40 acres, adjoining thriv ing city of l.OuO Inhabitants and upwards. Givs full description In first letter. Ad dress Y 717. care Omaha Bet. IN HANfctCOM PARK DISTRICT, an 8 room house. Answer, with fuil description, sise of lot, price, etc. F-214, Care Bee. MR. DOUGLAS COUNTY FA:.:.:LK: If you have a farm for sale or trade, see us quick. Have parties waiting to buy. LATH HOP & TO BIN, 41a Dee Bldg WANTED-T0 BUY BEST price paio for seoond-hsad fur al lure, carpeta, clulhea ana iiiuw. isi. lucav S7L BEST price psld for 2d-ha:id furniture, stoves, clothing. W. Rosenblatt, Tel. L. i0L Strictly Modern 7 or 8 lvoom Huj.-w ii'-ar car. North end. Kuuntxc i'lacf preuirtd. - io ATA LAND AND LOT CO., buite t-c N. V. Life indk., Omaha. Phone Red l:. WANTED TO BUY A barn within movit.K uib'.anc cf Fort.tth and Dodue s ., apply at tJ3 Dodge St., after t p. lie BALTIMORE 2d-haud (tore pays best price 2d-tiand faruituie, clulhea. c-lc. D. iZ-iV. WILL psy good pike for household contemn. Inrlu'liii s -i-ind-hand clothes Slid snoes. 1'hone L'uUj-l uci WANTED TO RENT ttaT 1 -u.M A X tit oil- room, with bogtrd. In Ncrti. Omtti'ifc. Jioui'iie iJittct- pi rred. V sANTri A sturfrooin. W. 8 Haliuff. WANTED SITUATIONS VOI'NG MAN f r pumtlon l:i grocery or general ne liar.c.. t'"-e 'l'.i!.-.s Bohe mian and G rman a.a-i References given. Addteks Y Sl, care Omaha Bee. V ANTED SITUATIONS (Continued i WANTEI- Piiuaimr. I v yo'irg mm cf 1'. po,d r-aNt.v a n employed but ii to chaise. . ,-uiM l,i a r'sce li i;n- ral s fie. Am i!iln iulr, sprsk low G-r-irsn; cau t-lgy b.t.J irstrumcr.t. Aduress 1. l'i. SC. S I'm t'liilei'. Ja. prOK KKKPKR Competent man dedres poslilo:i. Fxpfrhncf-d In holrsls llnre; cspahle of filllrg p itlon as bookkc, ir or cashrr: go.i terrencea. Address I 1JS, care tlruaha Bee. V'AFH:N'1. Iroilt g. sno doien; rough dr r-c ducen. k.t S. 2vth Ft. LEGAL. NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received by the Ktste Bosrd of Public Lands and Band ings, at the office of Geo. C. Junkln, Sec retary of Btate, State Cspllol, Lincoln, Nrbrsska, on the 1st day of September, lit, until 12 o'ciclock, noon, for the erec tion snd construction of tha follov lng buildings: One fireproof cottsge building for girls snd ons fireproof cottsgs building fur boys to be erected on the irrounds of the Insti tute for Keeble-Mlnded. Beatrice, Neb. One flreproot cottage building to be erected on the grounds of the Hospital for Insane, at Ing'.rslde, near Hasting-, Neb. One brlrk ttrn building to be erected i. the grounds of the Boys Industrial School, Kearney, Neb. I'luns ar.d ppcclflcstlons for the various buildings cn be si-en at the oftice of the secretary of Stale, State Capitol Build ing. Lincoln, Nebraska, or at the ot fires (if the superintendents of the various Institu tions, or at the office of Geo. A. Berlinghof. Architect, Rooms l-4 Security Mutual Life Building, Lincoln, Neb. Plans and spcciftcstlons for private use may be sxurt-d from the architect by mak ing a deposit of 150 M for each btilldltiK. of which 126 00 will be returned to the de positor upon receipt of the plans snd rppctfleatii.! s st his office In good order. Eacn bid must be accompuuied with a certified check on some bank doing busi ness in Nebraska in the sum of 2 per fnt of bid, for the purpose as provided under pai-BKi'Mph No. in, page 1, of the tecluncui fcperitlca'.lona. Lids must he made out on b dd'nc sheets furnished by the aichitect. Bids msde out otherwise will not be considered. Ihe Bor;1 of Public Lands and Build ings reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive defects In same A Id lot GOVERNMENT NOTICES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, office ot Indian Affairs, Washington. D. C, . Sealed proposals for letting District No. I ia the Cheyenne River In dian Reservation, South Dakota, for graa- ing purposes, eianer under a tease or by permit, will be reoelved at the offloa of tt.e Commissioner ot Indian Affairs, Wash ington, D. C, until 2 o'clock p. m., on Monday. August W. IMS, and will ba Imme diately thereafter opened in the presence of sucn bidders as may attend. naps showing the location of the districts and all necessary Information may be obtained on application to the Superintendent of the Cheyenne River Indian school, Cheyenne River Agency, South Dakota. R. G. Val entine, Commissioner. Jy21d30t DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Office of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. C. July 7, 1SW sealed proposals for letting District No. 1 In the Red Lake Indian Res ervation, Minnesota, for grazing purposes, culler under a lease or by permit, will be received at the ornce or commissioner of Indian Affairs. Washing-ton. D. C. until I o'clock p. ni on Monday. August 9. 1: and will be Immediately thereafter opened in me presence or sucn Diaaers as may at tenl. Maps showing ths location of the district and all necessary Information may do oDtainea on application to tne superin tendent of the Red Lake Indian School, Red Lake, Minnesota. K. O. Va enMns. Commissioner. JyltdtCt DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, office of Indian Affairs, Washington. D. C, July 7, 118. Healed proposals for letting District No. 1. in the Crow Creek Indisn Reservation, South Dakota, for graslng purposes, either under a lease or by permit, will be received at the office of ths Commissioner ot Indian Affairs, Wash ington, D. C, until 2 o'clock p. nv, on Monday, August , 1901, and will be im mediately thereafter opened in the pres ence oi sucn maaeri as may attend. Maps showing the location of th district snd all necessary Information may be obtained on application to the superintendent of the Crow Creek Indian School. -Crow Creek. South Dakota. R. G. Valentine, Commis sioner. JUdAlt DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, office of Indian Affairs, Washington. D. C, Sealed proposals for letting erasing privileges on the Biackfeet Indian Reservation, Montana, under the pel mil system, will be received at the office of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Wsih Ing, D. C, until t o'clock, p. m., on Mon day, August 30. tM, and will be Immed iately th reafter opened In the prenenre of such bidders as may attend. Maps showing the location of the reservation and all neoessary Information may be ob tained on application to the Superintendent cf the Biackfeet Indian school. Browning, Mont. R. G. Valentine, Commls.-loner. Jy21d'0t OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER master, Fort leavn worth, Kansas, July r3. IEiuO. Scaled propotals. In triplicate, will be received here until 11 a. m., central time, Ati'-'u.-t 12, I!i09, and then opened for-extending and making certain changes In the electric lighting system and fire alarm sys tem at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Full information and blank forms of proposals furnished on application to this office. Plans and specifications may be seen here, ftlso at office chief quartermaster at Omaha, depot quartermaster St. Louis and Master Builders' exchange. Kansss Ctv, Mo. United States reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals. En t elopes to be marked "Proposals for Ex tending Electric Lighting and Fire Alarm System" and addressed to Captain Wm. D. Davis, Quartermaster. J 25-26-27-2bA1-10 RAILWAY TIME CARD IMON tTATION 10TH MASON Chlca no A North wee tera NORTHWESTERN LINE EAST. Leave. Arrive. Omaha-Chicago Spe'L.a 6:02 pm a 7:40 am Colorado-Chicago a t .iiO pm a 1:1s pm Faclric Coast-Chicago. .a :t pm a I.Z pm Chicago Daylight Spe'l.a 7 40 am all:X&pm Omaha-Chicago Local. .al2:0S am ail .38 pm Los Anfjdes - Portland Limited a 1.10 pm all:H pm Oveilund Limited all.jO pm s 1:11 tn Fast Mail a 1:04 un Fast Local. 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Paul 1. a . . s ' .sr ar.t h' : .i p ii a I, sm a 0 s pm ii t.. kJn a a iO n in a 7 i" s -n a 1 VI pm a 145 pm a J.l am a V IS sV'rl bil k) am cmtha-Pt. Dudar Ixic.b l it pm klrtin Ureal W eetera St. Paul Mii!n'Hoils. . .. 7 pm Si i'aul-Mit'.b "spoils. .. . u am S15 am W pm .U am Chicago Limited 1. 15 pm Wabash St. Louis Ex .a t 30 pm a 1.25 am all. 11 pm Bl0:lt am HA SOX St. 1ouii Local tlrom counc.l Bluffs) Stanherry local Council Blufls), a I 00 ant ffrom b 100 pm 81 HLI.VGTO. 9TA 10TH A narllngtoa fvnver and California Purrt Sound Ex Black Hill Northwest F.x Iavs. a 4 10 pm a 4 10 pm a 4 10 pm all hi pm a I tn am Arrive, a I' 45 pm a t 10 pm a I 10 pm alt am a t 10 pm all.lt pm a 6 10 pm b t id a n a 7 SO pm bit 20 am a I'M am a t pm a 7.06 am all:Jt pm t) H pm a 1:00 am all 30 am all to am a t 4t am a t lO pm Nebrasks points Lincoln Fsst Mall.... Nebraska Ex Lincoln Local LlnnVn l-cal Schuyler-Pis ttsmouth Plattsmouth-Io a ... Bellevue- Plattsmouth Colorado Limited Chh'S. 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First claaa, IN second, tso; one siasa cabin, t4. Asa your ticket agent, or write lot aal) pes. lairs snd booklet Q. B. BSsTJAJgTJg. 0. A, Ua Roatk Clark aw. Ohtoaga. m lfUlTF STAR LINES, W ltieeoF If 1 CRUULTHE SAILING JANUARY ZQ. ,9 O to rladcinsJSpairi.Mcdi terranean . Orient Coitintf only400and up for 73dyj Cruift Dept.WMtg yar Ling,NY.,ortittti; Bensoa. I'susl service will be held today at all the churches. Mrs. C. E. Bean has returned from a short visit at Lyons. Miss Gladys Greer left Wednesday for a two weeks' visit In Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith of Omaha have taken up a residence In B-nson. Judge Keller hss gone to Hock port. Mo., to spend a few days with relatives. Chsrlea Sprsgue has returned f ruin a few days' fishing near Fremont. Neb. Rev. E. C. Thorpe has returned fro ,i a two weeks' trip through Butler cvunl. Miss Hazel Baker of' Tekamnh, Neb., ii a gin st ut the home of Mrs. C. E. P.-an Mrs. J. Lowe has returned from a . weeks' visit with relatlxes In Sioux City. Mn. Kil Rtiigesoii and children have re turned home from s visit In Ksrgo, N. D. Rev. J. C. Wilson is spending a few days at Wichita, Kan., visiting with rela tives. Albert Johnson has letnrned from the navy at San Francisco, on account of ill health. Otto Liljenstolpe Is upending a couple of weeks with friends in a cottase at Lake Manawa. Mr. and Mrs. William Hsckman of Shcl ton, Neb., visited In Benson during the last Week, Mrs. J. N. Krllog and daughter are spending two- weeks visiting relatives In Jenson, Nais, The Lutheran Ladles' Aid society will meet at the home of Mrs. Edward Wulff Wednesday gfternoon. Friends bars received word from Mr. and Mrs. James Walah from the old home of Mr. Walsh in Ireland. William Moran, sr., has sold his huiia on Evans street, and R E. Bos worth Is building a new residence In the east part of town. The Lutheran (Swedish) Ladles Aid so ciety will meat at the horn of Mrs. K. Liljenstolpe Thursday aXtarnoon. Rev. Mr. Oleaon will bold Swedish Luth eran services this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the -home of C. A. Bloomburg. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. West are entertain. lng Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harper and Mr. and Mrs. K. T. 'i'hornbuig of the western part or the state. Sons wete born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beaver, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chap pel, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. P. J, Flynn during the past week. The Christian, Endeavor of the Luth eran church will give a box social Wednes day evening at Elrnwood park, going In hayracks from the church at tt:W u'oiwck. Miss Grace 8 ten berg anterUilned a num ber of her friends at her home last Tues day evening at a lawn party. The lawn was lit with Japanese lanterns, lunch was served to about fifty gueots. After an investigation by agents of lnsurancs companies and a committee of the Board ol l.a.n.aUon, Hie allowance made wa 11.4i tor lots on building, 1277 for library and furuiturs. A Benson con tractor will do the repairing. West Ambler. John White Is erecting a new residence on his lota on Thirty-fifth and Center. Mr. Mallory is erecting a largo residence on Forty-eighth street and Poppleton ave nue. Mrs. R. Boise has been entertaining har aunt from Meadow Grwe the last to weeks. Mrs. Georgs Craig and daughters enter tained friends from the olty lor dinner on Frida . Mrs. 7.. Hayes entertained her alster. Mrs. Hanson and husband, on Wednesday ventng. Mrs. L. Carlsen was the guest of her daughter. Mrs. L. Taiuut, at Cut-Off Lake Thursday. John Cunningham is erecting a new res idence on h3 luts In the big piurn orchard of H. Baldrlga. Mrs. P. J. Trahor and son spent Thurs day with out-of-town guests at a piculo at liansuoin park. Mrs. Finley Pr.newlts is entertaining her aunt, Mrs. M. Roues, from iaulitiu, since Mondsy of last week. Mrs. Roy' Frsxeile returned from a busl ness trip to St. Joseph. She was accom panied home by her father. Master Merrill Wallace, who had his foot cue severely last week by a plfyraate let ting a spade fall on It, Is able to hobble around. Mrs. J. T. Mann, who was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. R. 1 IKiiderson ths larl of the week, returned to her boms at Crete on Saturday. Mrs. Ellhworth fiarwun and children will leave next week for noitrern loa to be the Kueslk ot her mother until school opens In September. Mrs. M. Maestrtrk entertained her daughter. Mrs. William McDonsld. Mon day. Tuesday she wtut to Elk City to camp out for a month. Mrs. 6. T. Campbell had as her guests for dinner on Wednesdsy her niece, Mrs. M. Illbbsrd sod dauchter. tittle Miss Doro i .y, of Momnouih Park. Mrs. Marie Raworih of Klnettamh and ft sifee:s Sotiih Omaha, wes the soest of her old frioids. Mr and Mrs. j. fci. Augha, from Saturday until buuday.