s
tiik r.KK? omaha. i kidav.. awtst y -iimo.
V
OFFERED FOR SALE
' oat Iaav4.
Second Hand Boilers
We will Fell two l.o.lcra Hint liave been m
vp et tn Bee lu i lit iiik They ire eaci
175-horsepow er return tubular boilers, 7v
Inch diameter by li feel Tig. They have
11 C. 1. tube, t Inch bylil feel. Work
Inn pressuie IjO pounds p-r square Inch.
Heat eurlace D.uov square (est. urate area
i2' square feel.
We ie very anxious to dispose of then
boilers Immediately acid will sell at a bar
gain. If taken at once.
TUB HKK BUILDING COM PA NT.
17th atd Farnam Sue.. Omaha. Neb.
OSTEOPATHY
JOIINHON. ISO., 41S N. V. L. Tel. D.
Katheryn Nlckolas, B01 N. Y. I,. Bldg.
PATENTS
I). $.HAKNELL, Paxton Blk. Tel Red 7117.
tffLLARD EDI Y. registered practloner
In U,'JB.. Patent Office. N T . L. Bldg. D.
HVt rTMAN. Ml Neville Hid.,
Hook fre.
PERSONAL
WANTP7D Home In Omaha for fill I of 15
with tnouieiiy woman w nu will exeici..
care and discipline. Father a widower m
business "in city. Terms must bo reason
able. Address O Zoti. Bee.
OMAliA tijnnrrtt'rei s lus., Rainge Bldg.
TUB SAfcVATlON AHMT solicits castotf
clothing; In fact, anything you d not n.-i'il.
e collect, repair and sell at 114 N. Hill
Kl.,T"for tost collection lo tue, woitny
' poor 'Call phone Douglas 4i35 and wagon
will call.
HALL'S safes, now. id-hand. ISIS Farnam.
'PRIVATE home during confinement;
babies adopted. The Uood Samaritan Sani
tarium. 740 lt Ave.. Council Blulls, la. -
MAGNETIC .
treatment. Mine. Smith,
8 l'jih St., third Lour.
M-AONtOTlC treatment.
ISltf f. lSlh. Doug. Glsti.
p.mmelin Biolt,
PRIVATE confinement home. Mrs. Dr.
King. 124 N. 24th. Tel. Web. 355i, lnd
A HOME for women duritiK confinement.
We find hme for babies where mothers
cannot care foi them. Mablts boaroed.
For terms, address Mis. Martha A. L.e iOl
Itnrft Sir, Omaha, Neb. 1'uone UuUrf
ra B21.i .-.(:
jm.-1 Koonits,
UrW MaTlhiyaiU
private corf ineincnt home.
Tel. Uouiilas
WE calf for mid deliver prescriptions
promptly and can ease Vou money Just a
sura aa you Uy us. HCHAKFttlt'tt CUT
I'IUOJ-UI00 hTuWWH. '
WANTBINhrii and addies of lelialilo
rollectjon iigcncy.for private account. Ad
ilieaa .11.2)i4 cafe Bee.
-r- jri f ,r- ,, i -. ,. t i i i w i
PRINTING
YAFFE Printlnn Go., 307 Boston St. Bldtf
PHONE 1ND. A-2620 for uood printing
Lyngtftadt Frintlng Co., l'.th &. Capitol Ave.
HOLIAND Printing Co., 110 S. 17th St.
'WATERS Printing Co.. 622 8. 13th St.
HYATT A laOXOACHK, PIUNTKKP,
" HOT Leavenworth St. Tel. Imiuij. 2fi47.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS
HUtfags, notary public. Hotel Loyal.
Btenog. Hotel HenKhaw. prompt aarvtca.
REAL ESTATE
Real instate Uralera.
liEKD ABSTRACT CO.r Kst. 18Ti; prompt
service, get our prices. 1710 Fai oam Su
QAQ'SKTAst). m Bee Bldg. Tel. ij Jtf7.
f ATNB JNrV.'CO.,' first floor N. Y.. Wfe.
BENJAMIN R. E. CO.. 477 Brandels Bldg.
RKAL
JHAS.
F8TATB TITLE-TRUST CO.
K. WILLIAMSON, President,
city phOpkhtt rou SAI.B.
$1,900, 5-R00M C0TTA0I-:
t ... ... MODEIiN
'c except heat;
' '' good location;
Six-room houae;
water, sewer, gaa II. S60 rented at il.YOO
a month.'
McEACHJtON.KEALTY CO.,
ir21 Lake. St. 'Phone Webster K"1.
SHIMER A CHASE CO.,
New location, 308 Sl7th St.
We- have ntovetl' to better quarters
around the curmar.
. .. fcUUMEU A CHASE CO.,
:Both Phonos.
Just
BOULEVARD HOUSE. 2141 North l!ith
fLr a-rooma, modero, only 2,f0D. Thomas
Brannan, Room 1, New York Life Bldg.
This -Story Won Over Ma.ny
- ' Others Last Week
MAIM OKIES GOOD LUCK
. MA FtJ OH I E UOOD LI'CK
Jean Travis, 3317 Franklin street, omaha.
daughter- of J. F. Travis. Passed to
sixth B. Franklin school. Last teacher,
Miss Kunkel.
Young girl wanted to assist with house
work: no washing or cooking; small family.
N. 30th.
A poor widow lay on her bard, straw
hed groaning with pain. She supported
herself and five children by taking In
washing.
An accident happened as she waa tak
ing a basket of clothes to a family. Being
very tlrtd and weak from overwork and
lack of nourishing food, she fell fainting
I lu the street, prostrated by the Intense
beat. The sttowwhtte clothes were scat
tered In theyiust. People passing In an
automobile lifted her up and., having re
placed the clothes In the basket, took the
jioir woman home.
.' The children were frightened when their
mother was carried In, looking so death-
. like: but a neighbor assured then) she had
only fainted.
Marjorle, the eldest child, kept crying
and wringing her hands and said, "Oh. if
there waa only ome way for me to earn
money '"to help my sick ' mother." Mrs.
Smith, the neighbor, aaid, "You are a
good girl. Marjorle. Uo over to my house
and get The Omaha Bee. The want adj
are splendid. Read them, over carefully."
Marjorle returned with the paper and
found an ad that pleased her very much.
She started at once to try and secure the
aituation and was successful. When she
returned home she said, "Oh! mamma, this
good luck comes to us from reading the
. want ads tn the Omaha Hoe. After 1 com
mence earning money We will never be
without The Bee again.
I
IF--Y0U -WON A PRIZE
... IF NOT,
REAL ESTATE
CITY rillll'I.KI 1 Kllll SAUK.
(Continued )
Stop
Paying
Rent
HOUSES
ON PAYMENTS
26 S. 41st St., lot 47x130, 6 rooms, well
water u.ooo
MO I'opplfton Ave., lot 30xi::2, 6 rooms,
city water, permanent walks, shade
tries, sewer , 1,800
soai S. lMh St., lot 25x11", 4-room brick
house, city water, sewer, permanent
walks 1.100
DM Brown St., lot t'.xl22. 6 rooms; a
pood place for the man wUo wants to
have a garden and raise chickens.... 1,050
37i Lake St.. lot uoxl.'O, 5 rooms,' brick
efflewalk, wellwaier g70
4719 N. 4'lth Ave., lot 0x127, t loom,
city water , 1.104
Creigh, Sons & Co
Tel. Doug. 200.
DOh Hee Bldg.
WRST FA1IXAM DISTK1CT
7-toftm house, with large reception hjll;
eat front, paved street, strictly modern;
cellar cemented nnd hiicked-up laundry
loom, built h. Utile over one year; ll vm
down; balance will cany on property
don't hrxiiuH ; you can t duplicate this for
thrt money ; ! vm.
iUAHAM I'bJTKKS HKATVTY, Co,
622 .New York Life Bids. Jiolh I'nones
(!OOD HOMES
AT LOW THICKS
U.m or 1U N. Slst Ave., 7
. room, houe, two-story, all
iiujuern, utwly panned, very
de.siable Uicat.loi), ; lot Mxinfi.
J'nc- ridiicid greatly for
tl'ilek sate. Iinnitdlute jtusea
frloh. Hcasouablw terms.
$'.4IHI for nlx-riMim ci'ii.'iirc tin
I'ac. nport mar 2iith St., lot :VS
xj Kl led. city water,, newer,
lode! ai d una In houMe, paved
ST. et. Clos in home for some
.one. It tt.-unable . U'Uji. Ill
vehtifrate. .,
(it'orge & Co., Agents,
Farnam St. 'I'hoiic lotig.
ltKH
758.
North 33d Street
F.A.ST FKO.N'T, 7 rooms, modern; 4 rooms
down stairs. 3 rooms and bath un: hard
I wood finish, furnace heut, paved street, ce
ment waiks. shade nnd fruit trs; first
class lieUo ool hood. TKltMS; 4,i00.
S7i-77-7 Lrandels Bldg. Douglaa 2S98.
$3,500
WILL FUV THIS WEEK
the southwest corner of 2Mh nnd Charles
Sts., 3xl20 feci, with cottage of seven
rooms, modern except furnace. The price
has been reduced within a few weeks
lrom J4.1B0 to effect quick sale. W. U.
Otifflth. 2023 c,hicugo Su Tel. Uouglaavis.
$1,800
Brick Home
$200 Cash
Balance monthly, or to suit.
FULL LOT
One-half block to car.
NOWATA LAND St LOT CO.,
Suite 624 N. Y. Life. Bldg.
Phone- It. d VW. Omaha, Neb.
South Omaha Home
Modern 7-rooin house; hot water heat,
large, airy rooms, newly paved SI. n't
und garane. Call lit 2'H4 E. St., South
Omaha, or 'phone South "7H4,
I.AST
TRY
AVEEK, "WRITE
IT OVER. '
AGAIN.
REAL Eb i ATE
CITY PHul'fc.H'1 Y FOR
lCohtttiuad-
ALE.
Fine Ijfifnyettc Avenue Homo
We have a splendid pr.peitr li
Walnut Hill, located at 4.'-4 Lafay
ette Ave., bought only a year
ago for the owner s home, but owing (o hl
remove! from city a sale is necessary. TM
Is a full huxl."0 ft. soir.h front lot with
Commodious tirnorn, all modern house, ce
mented cellar, fine furnace; first floor oak
llnlshcd, open plumbing ami nice light fix
tures througnout; only $4.fi00. This Is one
of the best l.aigalns to be found In the en
tire city. Don t bother tenant, but see us
personally and we will arrange to show
ou the house.
Payne, Bostwick&Ca,
Sole Agents. Main Floor N. Y. Life.
BKX'.KST SNAP IN l'Ol UI.A.4 COl'NTY.
Fcur best lots In M.hlaiy add Three
blocks north krtiR s Park on best paved
road In ccunty; lots of fruit; small three
room hluse; fine well; all fenced; chicken
liKht. Price It.ooO; '.il c.iKh; balance lii.wl
per month. Call Benson 10.
IMPROVED ACKE TRACTS
IX FLOKEN'CE N
l". 2n0 for nearly new 2-story
modern house, 7 rooms and re
ception hall. Built by owner
for home two years axo. Pour
acres of land all under cultiva
tion, bearing fruit. Beautifully
located on a hill overlooking
the river, city und surrounding
country. Electric liti'it in
house. Furnace heat. Very
desirable home to some one.
Price reduced for o.ulck sale,
account of owner leaving town.
Might considrr a uood house
and lot well located in Omaha
as purt pajiuent. lnvesugaie.
JS.200 for ten acres on paved
road; 15 minutes walk from end
of car line. New 6-room house,
wilh well, new ciikken house
and young fruit of all kinds.
Everything In gO"d condition.
Tracts of this kind as near cliy
conveniences are difficult to
find.
$4,200 for 8 acres, 7 min
utes' walk from end of car line,
having good barn. chicken
house, well and small hous".
All under cultivation. Young
fruit of different varieties.
Electric light In street. Price
Includes this year's crops If
hold immediately. Owner goiimr
to California. This price is
low
$2.i0 for 2'4 acres with R-room
house, small barn, well and
young fruit of all kinds, on
paved road; ID minutes' walk
from end of car line.
$4 200 for 20 acres, S miles
north of Florence. Young fruit
of all kinds. New house and
buildings. Owner selling ae
count of sickness. Reasonable
terms on any vt the above
property.
(JEOKCJE & COMPANY,
1001 Farnam St. Thone Dong. 7."6.
Some Good
Investments
$3,000 buys 4-room, modern house, Remls
Park district, renting fj) and water; $'KHJ
cash required.
$.'l.7'i0 buys, 8 room brick flat, close In
renting $40 and water.
$4,750 buys double flat, new, renting $.0 a
month; strictly modern, separate furnaces;
Having paid both till tela; one block of
car; good renters.
$fi.0u0 for another, adjoining, but on cor
ner; rents' $,'2 a month.
$7,00 buys three houses, close. In: In
fact, four blocks of postoffice, retiring $si a
month.
$7.W0 buys brick flats, two apartments.
10 rooms each: always renud t $M and
water, each ; $.'!0 a year; close In on'corner,
$(-.000 buys new St. Louis brick flats,
renting; $!xi a yenr.
GLOVP".R REALTY SYNDICATE.
Ground P'loor N. Y. Life, ' Both 'Phones.
, 1 ,
House and Full Lot
Fruit and lot well sodded.
Whole Thing $500
Small amount cash, balance very easy,
not far from carllne.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite 24 N. Y. Lifc; Bldg.
phone Red lwM. Omaha, Neb
$1,800
S. 17TH, CLOSE IN
7-R00M, FULL LOT
Rent $20 per month. Very easy terms.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
hoile 124 N. Y. Life l'.ldtf.
Phon- Red 1'jiM. Omana, Neb.
$900.00
I?uvs Labovi n "-man's Home
p'lve rooms and summer kitchen; located
at 2020 Martha St.
WALKUPr
S75-77-79 Brandeis Bldg.
Douglas 2SI'S.
HALF ACRE LOTS
THE REST
THE CHEAPEST
THE MOST CONVENIENT
Half atre lots around Omaha. Be sure
to let us show you our
Home Acres Addition
three blocks wcsl of
venlent to both the
Florence car lines.
Just tile .placu for
gardening.
P'ort Omaha. Con
fines avenue und
chicken raiding or
Price $350 to $100 Each
Terms, $10 Cash; $10 a Month
HASTINGS & 1 HOY DEN,
Pj14 Harney St.
MONEY-SAVERS
If you want real oargalns, low prices and
easy rental ter iiin, look these over, then
see us.
ti-iooni modern cottuK. best condition,
lot .'lOxloO. 1 lil k from nu. close lu, $2,050;
$150 cash, bal. $20 per tnu.
&-room cottage, wilh sewer, closet, gas
paved street, yti car line, $l,h7.; $75 cash,
$15 per mo.
4-room cottage, ilty water, $:'."i0; $50 cash,
$10 p. r mo
8-iootn house, a:tly mod., close In, $2, 670;
$150 cash, 25 per mo.
ll-rooiu mod. n house, close in, $3 250; $175
cash, $.:o per mo.
New S-iootn modern cottage, corner lot,
fine location, on car line, $2.5ou; rental
terms.
New 4-room cotta-e. lot 5'ixl2. 2 blocks
from tar, $1 s75, $.7, c.sh. $15 per mo
6 -room cut. age. full l.n. ji.'i.iO; small cash
pav ment. bai. tu p. r
Very choice new ti-r.
high, sightly location,
terms.
Rl'SSELL & M
432 ItauiKC Bldg.
Illo.
... n mode
full lot,
n cottage,
r'.7o0, easy
KITRICK CO.,
15th and Hartley.
$200
cash, balance same us nut for the -io.)in
inolern home at t.'.u S. 34th. Lot 5oxl3o ft ;
paved street with paving paid in fall:
$,.,000 wcrth of bouses to be bu.lt wl(h:n i
blocks. Just like lindtug it.
- W. L. SELBY,
4Jt 11. of T. Bldg.
FOR quick returns, list Jim" real estate
for sale and exenape with me. no a.i-.
no pay. W. W MiichelL'ilwatU of Tiadv
REAL ESTATE
CITY I'HOPKRI'V Foil a AI.K
iContimed.)
$1,400
lluO CASH,
Balance tii per month.
6-ROOI HOUSE
Now rented at $12 per month. Near car
line.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Suite 24 N. Y. Life Bid.
Thou Bed 11W. Omaha, Neb.
Corner Bargain
Hanscom Place
All modern house, eitjht large
rooms and bath room, floor d attic and
cemented basement. Not new, but in
first-class condition. P'ull coiner lot Mx
H", with plenty of room on rear for an
other large house or St. Louis flats.
Both streets paved ami paid for. South
anil east front. Located near Park Ave.
and Pacific.
lrcmciliate possession.
Price $4,:iX).
Benson & Myers Co.,
412 N. Y. Life Bldg.
'Phone D. 74ii.
5-ROOM cottage, all modern; hot water
heat; full lot; hall block . of car. Price
$2,760. Look thl up.
P. O. NIELSEN & CO.,
703 N. Y. L. Bldg. Both Phones.
Sherman Avenue
Must (io. Prit'o Itciluci'd
Nearly new, 7-rooms. all modern, full
two story house, reception hall, living
room, dining I room, kitchen anil pantry
on first floor, d goon sized bed rooms and
bath loom second floor. Cemented base
ment, large attic. Ko gns are all taste
fully decorated. P'ull lot. fine lawn and
shrubbery. Ccnv nt walks, paved street.
paving paid.
Old price $3.5.fl. New price $71,410.
Sco This at Oin'o.
Benson & Myers Co.,
412 N. Y. Life Bldg.
"Phone D. 71B.
CORNER LOTS
17th and Spruce Sts., 5:'xl40 feet.. $1,470.
S. W. corner 2:'th, and Pacific, 64x142 feet.
paving paid in full, $.l.lf0.
S E. corner 3iith and Poppleton, 2 lots,
$3,000.
2Mb Ave. and Manderson St
$vK).
SELBY,
Pith and Farnam.
4:w B. of T. Bldg.
8-Room House and
Five Lots
in heart of new residence district on N
th St.; house will be decorated to suit
otliefwi.se Is in excellent condition.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1001 N. Y. Life.
Doug, or A. 217.2
Two
Cheap Lots
We offer lots 24 and 2w, block 1, Ralph
Place, yn Dewey Ave., Just west of 42d St
fronting south, at fiM each, on very easy
terms. ;
A. P. Tukey & Son,
444 Board- of Trade lildg.
Phone Douglas 21S1.
ti-ROOM all modern house, new. near
20th and Fort Sts. Price, $2,Wi0. 1 1 rms.
V. O. NIELSEN & CO.,
703 N. Y. L. BldaJ- ' Both FhonM
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
50x17.0, south front ht. 2tth tid Calf
fornla; paving paid, $l,Nli0. which is $400
cheaper than any other lots in same block.
Ulover Realty syndicate.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND UA.MU LA.M) FOR SALE
Iowa.
Over Six Hundred Acres.
The Kelsey Farm,
Monona County, Castana, la."
Full particulars and terms,
Howard D. Ooidon, Hazardvlllo, Conn.
Idaho.
Idaho Carey Act Lands.
Now open for entry In the choicest
-agricultural section of the tioithwest.
The Snake River Valley, Southern Idaho.
State Cioverninenl Supervision.
For free.lnformatj.n on Irnga'ed Lands
Write C. B. Hurtt. Bota Idaho.
Mluueaota.
320 ACRES . well Improved land. Red
River Valley. Minnetoia. Nothing better
on earth, $43.00 rer acre. F. J. McMahon.
Endlcott, St. Paul. Minn.
Missouri.
FINE FARM for sale; 2F.2 acres well Im
proved, In Daviess county, Missouri. In
quire J. L. Dillon, Hamilton, Mo.
NICE, smooth, well improved farms
Nodaway county. Missouri; price, $i;d
$100 per acre; Just as 'good as you can buy
in western Iowa or eastern Nebraska at
$100 to $173. Smith limes, Hopkins, Mo.
North Dakota.
OITT THFY OO TO HAYNFS ANT)
MOTT, ADAMS AND HETTINGER
t oCNTIP'.S. NORTH DAKOTA, to buy our
low -priced land and see the big crops of
Dollar Wheat; new -railroads building and
new towns, where new hotels and business
houses are needed. See Wm. 11. Brown
Co., Haynes. Adams County, North Dakota,
for mups and facts.
Nebraska.
Nebraska.
640--S5 PER ACRE
Have you noticed tiie incrtase in sales
and prices of laud in western Nebraska
anting the last few ytais.' We believe ihu
land is a very good investment. Let us
tell you about It.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Suite 024 N. If. Life Bldg.
Phone Red I'JM. Omaha, Neb.
GOOD Cass county farm, 320 acres, ha.f a
mile north of Eagle; well Improved, call
on or address, W. A. Lahr, Latfle, Neb.
FARM P"OR SALE.
A half section 1520 acres) incorporated un
der the tow n Rockville, Sin i lium county,
Neb; 1.U acres lu cultivation, wall 22 acres
of alfalfa, U0 acres paiuie and balance
hay llel, good, new buildintts,' one-half
mile from church and sci.V.l, can be sold
for $kl per acre if sold betoie November 1.
Imiuire of owner, Jens liut niu.sen, Rock
ville, Nib.
Knit SALE 2.2uO acres of ranch and farm
land; 200 head of cattle. 50 head horses,
good house and barn; c--mi m reservoir
that supplies water for house and barn.
P'or particulats addicts Box 215, Guidon,
Neb.
A SNAP 4N0-ax-re wheat, corn and alfalfa
farm; .50 acres hog tight; good improve
ments; .'f) per acre. J. T. Campbell, Litch
field. Neb.
P'olt SALE-l-'i aires P, miles from
Tain. awe. & miles fi on E.-iton, M miles
fiom Neb. City., tlu.e Co.; Is at land In
the World. --e uMiirr or write to bib
Central Ave., Neb. City. Neb.
P'tilt SAI.i: tiO aires gfiod Und in Jules
burg, Colo., irrigation district; 'pi tee, $2,200.
Will accpt auioinoliile woitii $.'t as part
payment. Adjiess Box' 3.1. Munlock. Neb.
Wasblugtoa.
$ 0 0
c-h wll Inis
ditch. ;4 nub
.V ICunkcl,
Ml acrs
U'.rtti of
Box UjO,
of laud
.le.k.ine.
bpokauc,
utiii. r
Wa.-h.
REAL ESTATE
FAIIM AU It INCH l.tNU POIl
(Continued )
a ME
Beatat Dakota.
SOl'TH Dakota farm, ranch, mlnral and
tin, her land for sale or Ha.le. l.jou atre
part irrigated farm, fine Improvements, on
mile ern of Rapid City tn Kapld Hlver
valley for sale or trade. Bargain. Tell us
fully what you wish to buy, aell or trade.
Cume west; make money In land. Rep
resentatives wanted. farmers piefened.
Fanar & Jepsen, Rapid City, S. D.
440 ACHES in one of the best valleys In
South Dakota, near town; good home mar
ket; will produce A.0u0 a year. Sell 25 per
cent below selling price of land in this lo
cality. Will cut land up, terms. Write J.
11. Siurr, M. onge, S. D.
FOR SALE 320-acre farm, M acres under
cultivation; good buildings, good well, on
Hue of new railroad; price. $ SO per acre;
carry $4,0u0. Write YY. N. Van Camp, High-
more, S. D.
IF ou are looking for an Investment tn
good cheap farm lands, you cannot afford
buy until you have seen the lands I
have for sale in Stanley county, S. D.,
fur $12 jO to $17 per acre; choice farm land
and located in a nioo country, also have
relinquishments. t or information write
Hudson Laud agency, Midland, S. D.
mscellaaeoa.
VNION PACIFIC RAILROAD LANDS
4.000 acres In Nebraska.
6.ov0 acres In Colorado.
2..io0 acres In Kansas.
2.000 acres 111 Wyoming.
Ten years' time. They are going fast-
buy now.
C.MO-N PA'TI' It- UAM) AUtM'l,
AlcCague Bldg.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg., ltith and r amain.
$7.00 to $5,000 on honiea In Omaha. O'Keefe
Real Estate Co., 1001 iN. x. Life. Doug, or
-2152.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Invesnient Co.
LOWEST RATES Bemls. Brandeis Bldg.
REAL estate purchase money, mortgages
and conn ai ls bouaht. Antelope Investment
Company, Old Boston btore Bldg.
F1VK PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS BHENNAN.
Room 1, New York Life Bldg.
REAL ESTATE purchase money, mort
gage and contracts nought. Antelope in-
estment CO., Old Boston more mag.
GARVIN BROS., 818 N. Y. Life. $500 to
$200,000 on Improved property. IXo delay.
WANTEl City loans and warrants.
W.
Farnam Smith &. Co., 1420 Farnam Si.
WANTED City loaua. Petere Trust Co..
PAYNE, BOSTW1CK & CO.. N. Y. Life
Private money, $500 to $6,000; low rate.
SECOND MORTUAUB loans negotiated.
Apply Rooms. 417-1S First Nal'l Bank Bldg.
Bell 'Phone, Douglas 2318.
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED Several carloads of fresh milk
cows or springers. 1'eaiers in stale, lei us
hear from you. Alamito tanuaiy uairy
Co., 1SI2 1 arnam si.
BEST price paid for second-hand furni
ture, carpels, clothes and shoes. 1 el. Dou'.
371.
BALTIMORE 2d-hand store pays best
price 2d-hand furniture, clothes, etc. D. 4206.
BP;.ST price paid
for 2d-hand furniture,
Rosenblatt. Tel. D. 5401.
stoves, clothing. W.
WANTEDTO BORROW
WANTP'D To borrow from private party,
$6,000 on gilt-edged security. Address F 1,
Bee.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED Light
housekeeping rooms
end of city; norjh of
U-232, Bee.
for couple, In north
Blimey St... Address
WANTED SITUATIONS
I WANT a Job as car driver. 1 have hud
eight months' experience in repairing and
driving for the Smith Automobile Co. of
Topeka. Kan. Good references. Address
U 1W. Boo.
PH1NCIPALSHIP by university graduate.
Three vears' experience, teaching. Best
references and testimonials. Addresa Box
724 Darlington, Neb.
PRINCIPALSHIP by university gradu
ate. Three years' experience teaching. Best
references and testimonials. Addresa Box
71, Hartlngton, Neb.
INTELLIGENT woman; position doc
tors or dentist a office. Addre.is L zui. Bee.
When writing to advertisers remember It
onlv takeH a stroke or two of the pen to
mention the fact that you saw the ad In
Th Bee.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
I.'ORT ROBINSON. Neb.. August V
i'ni Sealed oronosals for the construction.
heating, plumbing and electric wiring and
fixtures for one Hospital Sergeant's quar
ters nnd one p'ire Station, also for additions
to water and sewer mains to connect same
with Post systems, will be received here
until 11:00. a. m. September 6, l'.KW. Plans
and specifications furnished upon receipt
of certified check fop ten dollars to Insure
their return. Envelopes containing pro
posals should be Indorsed "Proposals for
Hospital Serneant's Quarters, P'ire Station
p:tc." and nddeexsc' to Constructing
Quartcrma-ter. Port Rob.nson, Nebraska.
A-20-21.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OP" STOCKHOLDERS' MEICTIN"
To the Stockholders of Omaha Belt Rail
way Company:
You are hereby notified that by resolu
tions of the Board of Directors of the
Omaha Belt Railway Company. duly
adopted at a meeting of said Board on the
17th day of August, 1900, a special meeting
of the stockholders of Omaha Belt Railway
Company has been called to be. held at the
general offices and principal business office
of said company, at the office of c. E
Wacar. at the southeast corner of 16th
street and P'arnam street, in the city of
Omaha. Nebraska, on the iird day of Octo
ber. 1900. at nine o clock In the forenoon,
for the following purposes:
(1) To consider the sale, conveyance and
transfer by this Company of the whole and
every part of Its line of railroad and
branches, constructed or to be constructed
together with all the real estate and other
assets and property. real, personal or
mixed. rights, privileges, franchises,
powers and immunities of this Company,
and all Interests therein, to The Missouri
Pacific Railway Company, a consolidated
corporation of the states of Missouri, Kan
sas and Nebraska, formed under a certain
Contract and Articles of Consolidation
dated the 29th d:iy of May, l'AW; and to
determine whether such sale, conveyance
and transfer, and the terms thereof, shall
be consented to. ratified, assented to, ap
proved and adopted; and,
(21 If It shall be determined by the
stockholders that such sale, conveyance
and transfer be rursented to, ratified, as
sented to, approved and adopted, then to
authorize and direct the proper offlcera of
this Compnay from time to time to ex
ecute and deliver any and nil deeds and
other instruments of whatever nature, and
to take all further oi other action, neces
sary or proper to carry such sale, convey
ance and transfer fully Into effect; and,
(3) To ratify at d confirm ull action
taken and authorised by the Board of Di
rectors of this Company, and to take any
other action In the premises, and to
transact any other business that may prop
erlv come before the meeting
p'or the purpose of thlK meeting the stock
transfer books of this Company will be
closed at the close of business on the 12th
day of October. I'M. and -remain closed
until the opening of business on the 25th
dav of October, 190.
1 attd August 17th, 1909
C S CLARKE.
president
pany.
Si i t eiary
fany
f Omaha
It Railway Cum-
W. I III. AND.
It Railway Cnm-AuglS-Dt
A otnalia
LEGAL NOTICES
tContlmied I
NOTICE OP" STtiCKMOI.I'PUS Ml'KTINO
To the Stockholders of the Nibiasks Sou.h
ern P.adwav Company;
You ate berehv noti'i"d that by resolu
tion of the Hoard of Dlrectois of The Ne
braska Southern Railway Company, duly
adopted at a meeting of said board on the
17th dav of August. V.nN. a special me ting
of the stockholders of The Nebraska South
ern Railway Company has been called to
be held at the tterter.il offices and ptmcipal
business office of said company at the of
fice of C I'. Wager, at the southeast cor
ner of P'iftenth street and p'arnam sireet,
In the city of .Omaha. Nebraska, on the Lid
dav of October. at 9 o'clock in the
forenoon, for the following purposes:
(D. To consider the sale, conveyance
and transfer by this Company of the whole
and every part of Its line of railroad and
branches, constructed or to be constructed,
together with all the real estate and other
afsets and property, real. personal or
mixed, rights, privileges, franchises, powers
ind Immunities of this Company, a ud a'l
Interests therein, to The Missouri Pacific
Hallway Company, a consolidated corpora
tion of the States of Missouri, Kansas and
Nebraska, formed under a certain contract
and Articles of Consolidation dated the 2'Jth
day of May, lOOs; and to determine whether
such sale, conveyance and transfer, and
the terms thereof, shall be consented to.
ratified, assented to, approved and adopted;
and
(21 Tf It shall be determined by the
tockholders that such sale, conveyance
and transfer be consented to. ratified, as
sented to, approved and adopted, then to
authorise and direct the proper officers of
this Company from time to time to execute
and deliver any and all deeds and other In
struments of whatever nature, and to take
all further or other action, necessary or
proper to carry such sale, conveyance and
transfer fully Into effect; and
(S ) To ratify and confirm all artlon
taken and authorized by the Board of Di
rectors of this company, and to take any
other action tn the premises, and to trans
act any other business that may properly
come before the meeting.
P'or the purpose of this meeting the stock
transfer books of this Company will be
closed at the close of business on the 12th
day of October, 1909. and remain closed
until the opening of business on the 2oth
day of October, l'J09.
Dated August 17, 1W.
C. S. CLARKE.
President of The Nebraska Southern Rail
way Company.
F. W..IRLAND.
Secretary of The Nebraska Southern Rail
way Company. Ald21t
NOTICKOF STOCKHOLDERS' MEPrriNO
TO the Stockholders of the Nebraska South-
Ball wav company:
You are hereby notified that by resolu
tions of the Board of Directors of Omaha
Southern Railway Company, duly adopted
at a meeting of said board on the 17th day
of August, 190H, a special meeting of the
stockholders of Omaha Southern Railway
Company has been called to be held at the
general offices and principal business of
fice of aald company, at the office of C. p:.
Waggr. at the southeast corner of Fifteenth
street and P'arnam street, in the city of
Omaha. Nebraska, on the 2.1d day of Octo
ber, 1009, at 9 o clock In the forenoon, for
the following purposes:
(1.) To consider the sale, conveyance
and transfer by this Company of the whole
and every, part of its line of railroad and
brancheji, constructed or to be constructed,
together with all the real estate and other
usseta and property, real, personal or
mixed, rights, privileges, franchises, powers
and Immunities of thla company, and all
Interests therein, to The Missouri Pacific
Railway Company, a consolidated corpora
tion of the states or Missouri, Kansas and
Nebraska, formed under a certain Con
tract and Articles of Consolidation dated
the 29th day of May, 1000; and to deter
mine whether such sate, conveyance and
transfer, and the terms thereof, shall ha
consented to, ratified, assented to, approved
ami adopted; ana
(2 ) If It shall be determined bv the
stockholders that such sale, conveyance
and transfer be consented to, ratified.
suited to, approved and adopted, then lo
authorize and direct the proper officers of
this company from time to time to execute
and deliver a"ny and all deeds and other
Instruments of whatever nature, and to
take oil further or other action, necessary
or proper to carry such sale, conveyance
and transfer fully Into effect; and
13.) To ratify and confirm all action
taken and authorised by the Board of Di
rectors of thin Company, and to take anv
other action In the premises, and to trans
act any other Business that may properly
come before the meeting.
P'or the purpose of this meeting the
stock transfer books of this Company will
be closed nt the close of business on the
2th day of October, 1SHW, and remain closed
until the opening of business on the 25th
day ot October, 1909.
Dated1 August 17, 1909.
S. R. SCHUYLER
President of
Omaha
Southern Railway
F. W. IRLAND,
Southern Railway
A19d21t
Company.
Secretary of
Omaha
Company.
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Hastings & Heyden to C. H. Ander
son, lot 4. block 2. Collier Place. ...I t00
1-iorence Drescher and husband to
Leah Langston. lot 10, block 8.
Brighton addition 200
Andrew Sohler to J. W. Copper, lot
( and west 10 rt. lot 24, block
35, Albrights Choice 1,275
J. C. Havemeyer and wife to Iva
Hopkins, lot 12, block 11, Omaha
View 850
Robert Schmitt and wife to Oslas
Cornbleth, s4 lot 10, block 1, Hor
bach's second 3.300
L. C.N Butler and wife to 1-a.nge. lot
13, block 10. Orchard Hill, and lot 4,
block 21,. E. V. Smith's addition ... 1
Emma C. Packard to Anna C. Con-
Ion, lot 6. block 6, Sulphur Springs 2.500
Mary K. Cbadwick and husband to
John Kllllan, lot 6, block 6 summit
addition 440
Fred Stubhendorf to Joseph Bosujn-
vao, lot . a, block. 3, Burr place DO
J, S. Ronk and wife to Salvatore A
Teresa Procopio, part tax lot 32,
section 21-15-13 J.526
Thomas Whalen to Vaclav rrchal.
lot 9, block 6, Brown Park 1,800
F. II. Palmateer and -wife to S. p:.
Nelsen. lot . block 10. Myers. Rich
ards & Tlldens addition
Omaha Real Estate & Trust Co to
Otto Nordln, lots 11 and 12. block
13. Saunders & Hlmebaugh s Hlish-
land Park
C. T. PfJvans and wife to p-rancls A.
Holovtchiner, lot 16, block 18, Hitch-
cock's first
Francis Holovtchiner and husband to
Mary - Bailey, same i .f
W. S. Curtis and wife to S. J. Beckett ,
part s'x lots 3 and 4, block 6, Park
Place 1.200
John Hoffmann and wife to Frank
Zeht and wife, lota 1 to i. diock
12. and lot 1 to 24, block 13, P7.dge
wood park .... t,800
J. J. Kriss and wife to John Hoff
man, lot 1, Drexel a subdivision l
Ralston Towtisite company to Anna
A. Skinner, lota 21 and 22, block 36.
Ralston 1
G. C. Johnson and wife to P. M. Hor-
ton, lot 9, Saratoga court t
V. C. Peterson and wife to E. W.
Bedford nVi lot 7, block 18, Bedford
place 1,200
Hastings A Heyden to Foren Rasmus
sen, lot 19, block 8, Monmouth park 2,350
John Hoffman and wife to J. J. Krlsa
and wife, nH lot 33 and all lot 34,
Sturgls place Ko
J. M. Howell to p:ilen E. Cannon, lot
21 and south 52 feet of lot 22, block
1, Armstrong's first 1
Henry Guild and wife to John Ound
Brewing company, wVi lot , block
UiS, Omaha 1
County Treasurer to J. M. Howell, lot
21 and Bouth 62 feet lot 22, block 1,
Armstrong's first
rmmi J Smith to Edna V. Marshall.
V, lot 15. block 10. Patrick's 2d ,
VehiHska National bank to May H.
f.reenleaf. lot 2. block 1. Sunset ....
C. S. Hibbard and wife to r . H. liib
bard. lot 5. block 12. Thomas &
Sears' tidd
John H. Phlppen and wife to U. u.
Mcintosh, lot 31. block 1. Redick
Park
H. N. Hawkins and wife to Alhln
Nelson, lot 13 block 23, Halcyon
Heights
P'rank Stein and wife to Eleanor Mil
ler, lot 24. and east 40 feet lot 23.
block 112. Dundee
Anna P. Cain and husband UChrls
tlannla Harmon, part lot block
I, Purest Hill
Caroline L. Poppleton et al , trustees,
to William H. Doll, olt 9. block 2,
Sulphur Springs
Mary A. Dallt-y and husband to
Charles Storz. lot 1. block 10
Kuuntxe Place
Elisabeth Kountre Real Estate Co. to
Zella W. Hi yens, lot S, block 27,
Kountze Place
Samuel Procopio et al. to Teresa M
Procopio, south S feet lot 10, and
north 21 feet lot 11, block L Mil
lard Place
John Zeis, sr., and wife to John 7.tls.
jr.. part T-H-10
Same to George Zeis, part aw ' 7-14-10.
George Zeis and wife to John Zeis,
sr,,.se'i eS hh'i and swVi aw1,. 7-Pi-
10. and oilier property
J ,-eptune Zeis and bust and lu
Uvvi Zeis, nxiuu
REAL ESTATc TRANSFER
(t'onutiui'tl ).
M ittl.'a
I.
- ph Ksv
1.
.;t and :'). I I m i,
A. J cite 1 to K
tl. hloi k . t : etc
Chai les Jen-en et
I "t -w n P . K
i.li 'Ihoinpson
lot
o 1st
' to P II. l...oe
1 vi
8.174
1
400
1.MW
2X
e'a se, ;. 1 ;. u
Paxil. n lieal Estate Co to J I". Bar
ton et al . lot 4 Ke.vs.one Park
J. C. Whlnnerv and w:fe lo Christina
l.anf.ai. lot 20. block 2. Cie.gliloii
Heights
Jeff W. Bedfotd Co. to C. Petei.
son. lot X. block K B-iH'id Place..
I lilted Iteal !s;at slid Trust Co. to
Jennie Btiresh, I A 41, block 2,
kountze Mh
Eiinard T llcyden and wife to Jacob
Hi'liuii, lot 1. hlix-k 10. Summit
C. tieoise Ciulhetg and wife to H
W. McVeu, lot 1... block 23, Walnut
Hill
Caroline A. P'oi sell lo Mike Shapiro,
part taxiot 42 pf wS sw' lO li-l.l ..
p;lisa Wit brow to Reserve Real p;state
Co., lots s. v. 10, block 7, Kllby Place
Josrph Novak and wife to Joseph
Kavan, lot t, block &, Brown Park..
S.20)
i.7M
1
Total
. .I7S.R10
RAILWAY. TIME CARD
I'M OS STATION I 01' II
BlA0J
I'htpasjo A NrtheMer
NORTHWESTERN L1NE-1CAHT.
Leave. Arrive.
Omaha-Chicago Spe l. a ti.o- pm a 7:40 em
Culoi ado-Chicago a 6 20 pm a i is pm
Paclfio Coast-Chicago, .a 6:06 pm a S 2S pm
Chicago Daylight Spe'l a 7 40 a in alLUpin
Omaha-Chicago Lo al . .812 06 am all S5 pm
Los Antilles Portland
Limited a 10 pm all. ! pm
Overland Limited .. all:50pin a 7 IS am
P ast Mall - a n. 04 am
Past laical. Cedar
Rapids-Omaha , a i 35 pin
Omaha-t arroH Local. ..a 3:4ft pm a .:J am
NORTHWESTERN LINE NORTH.
Twin City and Dakota
Daylight N 7:45 am atO JO pm
Minnesota and Dakota. a 7 00 pm
Tw in City I. imlied a 9:00 pm a 7 05 am
Sioux City Local a I 4a pm a 1:1k pm
Dakota-Sioux City
Omaha l:M am
Minnrsota-Sloux City
Omaha all 00 am
NOHTHWP7STTCRN LINE WEST,
Norfolk-Honestoel a 7-.50 am a 10 SO pm
Lincoln-Long Pine ....a 7:50 am all vO am
Norfolk-South Platte., b 2 1.. pm b 6:20 put
Hastings-Superior b t.lft pn; b t:20 pm
Deadwood-Hol spring a I t pm a :Z0 pm
Caspar-Lander a 8.56 pm a 11. 00 am
r remont-Aioion o ti.Ju run u t.jo jiiii
thleaao, Rock faluiiA V I'aeifl
EA8T.
Rocky Mountain Lid. ...a 3:10 am
all. 03 ant
a 4:0 pm
a Z.iu ant
a 12 30 pin
b $ .VI pm
a 1:10 pni
a $ 06 am
Iowa lAical
The Mountalueer. ......
Dcs Moines Local
Iowa Local
Chicago-l-:astern Ex..
Chicago-Nebraska Ltd
.a $.40 am
.a 7:42 am
.a 4:00 pm
,bl0 3-'. am
.a 4 40 pm
a 6 06 pm
WEST. .
The Mountaineer... .....a 1:00 am a 7:35 am
Chicago-Nebraska, Ltd. .
for Lincoln) a 8:750 am
Colo, and al. Ex,, .....a 1:20 pin
Okla. and Texas P:..!,a 4:40 pm
Rocky Mountain Ltd...a11:12 pm
6:47 pm
a 4m0 pm
a 100 pm
a 3:05 am
Chicago, MilwtlKc. c 8)1. Paul
ChlcaKo and Cots, pec.a 7:36 am all 40 pm
t al. and Oregon Ex.. ..a s ou pin
Overland Limited all :4s pm
Perry Local Villi pm
Colon Pacific
Overland Limited .a 7 50 am
Colorado Express. ...... .a H:lu pin
Atlantic. Express '.. ,
Oregon P.xpress a 4:10 pin
Los Angeles Limited. . . al2 j5 pin
past Mail aii-tiain
a 4.2j pm
a 7:15 am
bL;5o am
all 10 pm
a 6 Ou pin
a 'J.M am
a o.uo pm
a .d0 piu
a 4:4.i pm
a .4u pm
a 4:4o tm
a 1 :0u ar.i
China and Japan Man. .a ,:uo pm
rsorili t'latle Local a S.ij ant
Colo. -Chicago Special. ,.al2:10 am
Beatrice at btrouisburg'
Local bl2:40 pm b 1:40 pm
Vaiie, Local (motor via
Lane Cut-off) al0:00 am
Valrey Local (motor)... .a 6:80 pm
Hasungs'Superlor ......b 2:16 pm
Local passengers not carried
Nob. 1 and 2.
Missouri Pacific
K. C. and St. L. Ex a D:00 am
K. C. and St. L. Ex all:kfc pin
t hlcago Great Western-
a 2:4 pm
a s:uu am
b ;20 piu
on ti ami
a 7:00 eui
a t .W pm
Chicago Limited a 8:15 am
Twin City Limited ....a 8:15 um
a i.M pm
a 8:30 put
Chicago P7xpress ..a3;Ut)pm
Clarion Loral
Twin City Express ....a U.U) pin
llllubls teuirol
Chicago Express. ...... .a 7:15 am
Chicago Limited a 0:00 pin
Miiin.-Si. Paul Exp b 7:15 am
Minn. -St. Paul Ltd attiOOpm
omaha-Ft. Dodge Loc.b 4.15 pm
Wubask - . .
St. Louis Ex a 8;) pm
bi. l.ouls Local (from
Council Blults) a $.00 am
Staitoeiry laical (from
Council Bluffs) b 6:00 pm
a 8:00 pm
a 9:00 am
a 3:43 pm
a 7:15 am
a 7 :15 an!
bU:30 am
a 8:25 ara
all . 16 pm
b!0;15 am
111 11L1NOTON S1A lOXH A. MASON
Hurling tou
Leave.
..a 4:10 pm
Arrive,
a 3:45 pm
a 8 : 10 pm
a 4 ,10 pu
a 7:05 am
a :10 pm
aU.15 pm '
a 8:10 pm
b 9:08 am
a 7 :50 pm
blO.10 am
a 8:50 am
a I 40 pm
a 7 .05 am
all .Hi pm
a 3:56 pm
a l:i am
all:30 am
all 30 am
a 6.o am
a 8:10 pm
Denver and California.
Puget Sound Ex
Black Hills
Northwest Ex ,
Nebraska points
...a 4:10 pm
...a 4.10 piu
...aii 50 pm
...a 8:20 am
...b 1:20 pm
...a 9:15 am
Lincoln P'ast Mail.....
Nebraska Ex. .........
Lincoln Local '
Lincoln Local
Schuyler-Flattsmouih
Platismouth-low a ...
Bellevtie-Plattstnouth
Colorado Limited ....
Chicago Limlied
Chicago P!x. 7
Chicago P'lyer
Iowa Local
St. Louis Ex
..a 7 25 pm
..b S:05 pm
..a 9:1s am
. .al2:80 pin
..all '5o pm
..a 7:26 am
..a 4:20 pm
..a 6:30 pin
..a 9:15 am
.a 4 .40 pin
Kansaa City and St. Jo, a 10 45 pm
Kansas City and St. Jo. a 9:15 am
Kansas City and St. Jo a 4:40 pm
10 -
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
'
5.T. '
CANADIAN pAtirig
75 I
WEEKLY SAII.TNOs rrKTWKFlV MOSTBKAU
gt'KUCC ANJ LIVEHHOIIL.
Nnthlni bettar en th Atlsntka than our KRipressei.
Wireless on all siaaiuurs.
CMC. BKNJAUIN. Q. A.
til 84. Clsrk St.. ( hlc.t. III.
If U1TF STAR LINES
SAILING JANUARY 20.1910
toHalcinipairi,r1cditcrrnean, Orient
Costintf onlxt400andupfor73d$rys.
Crui Dpt.Whit, Star Lint ,NY.,ra4lnt5
mm
Union Pacific
Taxes Boosted
State of Wyoming Increase! Asacit-.
ment of Eoad 259 Per Cent
Over Lat Year.
The Union Pacific railroad has had it
taxes In Wyoming raised 256 per cent by
the operation of the new law which was
passed by the last legislature. Other rail
road a In the state have been ralseO lr.
about the svme proportion. .
Under the old law the roadi were taxed
on a one-fourth valuation, but under the
new law they must pay on an actual value.
This means 'bat the assessment roll of
Wyoming has been raised in one year from
Ii0,000.000 to 1200,000,000. This represents
more nearly tl taxable valuation of
Wyoming and not Just that part which the
owners were unable to conceal from the
assebbors.
10
750
1.450
t&00
00
J.700
1
1.075
1,800
HARRY WELLS SENT TO JAIL
Matt Who We WorkiaaT FaUe lib
aciipllon for KaTea Gets
Big Dose.
900
1
150
15u
12.0 i
12,000
Harry Well, tha man arrested for aollc-
Ping funds for the P7agles' convention In
the tendci loin district, was ("barged with
being a vagrant, and fluid t-A and costs
In police court. 10 'o. fault of pa; tllclll be
went Ij the county jail.
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