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at: BEE: OMATIA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1900.
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' PERSONAL
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MAUK'FTIP treatment. Umi Smith.
A HOME tnr momro a-iria nflnemeftt.
"' firm homes for Latue her moibtri
Cln not ar for 'JieiQ. , Raoir beardett.
( For terrhs, addr &rs, MAima la. M
Bancroft St., Omaiia. Mill t'uoiie u og
les im.
MR. RITTENHOUSH. graduate of tt
Wehmer institute of N.vada- Uu. dttti
rheumatism,' constipation. pralsis. lum
bsgo and ail chrome ulseesea; fiteuio mas
sg and baths. Room too, 4U flour boa
ion Bior tilde ; elevator entrant- 12j ti.
lulh Hi , 3tiry on Douglas Si.
LADIKH ' wlshh.g to obtain the latex
(liens cutting siem. Learn culling cH
ll No a-tii KL ' liona. Duuglaa mli.
REAL ESTATE
CITY rnorERTT FOR HtB.
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66x95, Improved
" tmh, ' near FarnaM l.no. 1 1
Harrison & Morton
WHICH; do you have your PRESCRIP
TIONS FILLED? Auk your IKX'TOR If
he has eonllietice tn S JilA Kr'KH'S. Il
knows he can depend on uur Roods and
e want you lo tak advantage of our
PRICES and SERVICE.
We CALL, for and DELIVER prescrip
tion wlmuui wu jie. THAT 8 r AIK.
OWNER WANTS AN OFFEB .
on the two fine lota and ieen cottsges
Wirtrt rm th northeast porner of 34th and
vr Ki. . 4..mh Omaha. 120 on 24th by l.V)
on K St.; room for a fine brick flat; hlgn
chool In rear. Thin la one of the best In
vestments In either of the two cities, ss it
la bound to become business property in
the near future. Owner must nell; beat
I offer net It; look at It today and see us
oulck.
DEAN-ANDREWS CO.,
422-423 N. Y. Life, Sola Agents.
Jfclh.
f J T
Vs.
FIND US-$.10 suits at 113.
. . r VOi.uMa.im, -Jtfl, .-4
THE SALVATION ARMY eoilclts oastorf
clothing: lu act. on.'lut. u do r.-i i.eed.
Wa collect repair Ahd atll at 1M N. lltu
St.. tar coat of collection to the worthy
poor. Call. phoc.Do.uglas 4136 and wagon
III- call.
EOEng, prlvaf confinement homa
RIK Mgrtiia J4t. -. Tel. 'Douglas t'.
1IOT-KN-TOT Twins, the Hot Sensation,
r cnmlng-oon. Walt. Watch. Listen. They
11 a auewb
MAONCTIC Treatments. Eimnerlln
torntt.-t S. MlTS St. Doug. Six. ,
REAL ESTATE
CITI" fHOPKRTl FOR BALE.
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'Eull Lot, $1,150
'. Near Mr. JoalyVa residence.
Harrison & Morton
8-ROOM, modern hotiKe, Hanarom t ark;
barn, with wanh ra( k. Owne M-MO.
H.jOO canh. Addrcaa K-aU. care bee.
OWNER LEAVING CITY
and haa for eale a etrirtly modern eight
room houe bUiir laet yer. Uoud location,
near park and two strett car linea. J. K.
W hlt. W ebeter 8t. Phone Harney Oil
Wanted, 8-Room
House - v
Near Field CliA '.
Harrison & Morton
7-R00M MODERN HOUSE
Walking distance, center of city; nearly
new.
ONLY $2,400-$200 CASH
Balance very easv payment
NOWATA LAND LOT CO.,
Hulte 24 N. Y. Life Bid
Phona Red 199. Omaha. Neb
REAL ESTATE LOANS
. Continued.)
8KCOND MOrlTOAOH loana nerotiated.
Apply BiMimi 417-11 Flret Nat l bank bldg.
Ceil 'Phone. iJouglaa ttl.
WANTED City loan aid warraota.
Farnam Kmlth Co.. UM Faroam c
RAILWAY TIME CARD '
COJTTIS'D
PAYNE. POSTWICK CO.. N. T. Ufa
Private money, ttttt to I&.M0; low rat.
OARV1N BROS. Jl S. T.
taooco on Improved property.
Life &0 to
No dlay.
A choir btilldlnn lot. "Hlllerta le." $1.00
raeh. $1 a week. Prices $100 to $300; no In
terest, no taxea. See its.
HASTINGS A HEYl'EN, 1014 Harney 8t.
Good 6
Farm Mortgages
Always on hand and for "ale In amounts
from $.w to $s.in.
BENSON & MYERS,
412 N. Y. Llta Bldg.
ANYONE knowlila? the present where,
ibouta of Jaiiee C Ballard, who rexlried
n lnnitas county: In ISTT.'o'r any of his
-;ailvent writ- pie, communicate wltn
H 32. core Omaha Bee. Omaha. Neb.
can and adjust
wh, 'wm, cair for. 'H
j our phonograph Tor $1.60
NKHkAShA CYCLE. CO .
'PhoiieswHoug. 16iii. A-1'WL
Uur 16irr and Harnev.
y. Private roKflnumant home. Mrt. L.. King
im -i'l.f'4 N. mtt. Tt. Weir.' lad. U-U.
W'lfiS nnd toupM for men. Griffith!
V f " A4Jf t2;fff l Frenccr Llk.
k Upturn- 1 I'.
MRS. AMES of Washington. t. manl.
n.4 uapitoi Ave.
rurlng and nisaeage.
I'ON'T RKA f THIMD suits at $15.
VOLLMETf S, 1U7 S. Wth.
9 I BKOAN 4o -take $rof; Jbh niton's medl
oto tho laxt of April, tm'ith' paltl that I
vwuiu .luuiir uiove in - two aays. I was
uoiiik y iiouftownrh. 1 had an eating
cancer all over my breast. Now It Is almost
wall. . Mi. Mom IVujai ta, 291J R St., South
. w. rw. u.rs ' . -
amwiiiiy having nrroupts against the
Grand TReataurant, 4H- .1.1th Bt fun
oy uwiLiin ana L.e' Willie, pldase pl-pnent
fame befora October 1, at 2 p. m., 130. Law
1 lung A Leo Look,- Propri'etoi a.
r- -I USB i no polsdrroiHi me'dlHrie. 1 Prof
Johnson, Ifth-and P Sta.,' Hoith Omsha? '
nh
PRINTMG
PHONE IND. A-2 for' good prlntlag
L.rnaut x-imiuia Mm at capttoi Ava.
HOLLAND Printing Co., 110 8. lTtb St.
HYATT LONGACRK, PRINTEHb.
170 lavenworth St. Tel. Doug. 2647.
SEE
McEACHRON REALTY CO.
1924 Itttitt- 1 '
FOR A BA1WA1.N ;
A corner. l40xtfl, with ' a."
t-iooin house. Room tot four
', more houses. , . ,
WELL LOCATED
HOt'SF.S In all parts of Die oltv. If you
ara looking for a home or Investment see
jk. K. M. ray tiro., bui uea wiag.
Doug. 3407.
Thoroughly Modem, Home ;
Flna location. On block Sherman Ave.
car.
I
$3,700-ONLY $500 CASH
Balance easy, a rooms and reception hall.
If you are looking1 for' ' homo you bad
better see this. . -
NOWATA LAND A LOT CO.,
Suite ?4. N. T. Life Bldg..
"Phone Red 1KS. Omaha, Neb.
THINK IT OVER.'
BUY A LOT-
24x132, $17,000
Farnam, near 90th, Improved.
Harrison & Morton
SUMMIT APPITION-Lota $275 and up.
Get circular., Th Byron Ked Co all &
14th St. . i
FOR quick returns. !s. your ral estate
for sal and exchange with ma. no sale,
no pay. W, W. Mitchell. Board of .Trade
Bldg , Omaha, Neb.
REAL ESTATE
"ARM AND HAM ft LAUD rOR BAL
. Cotarae.
TO RELINQUISH 320 acres northern
Colorado land under ditch, one mil from
county seat, railroad town. For partlou-
lara address orley Lewis. Mltcneii, Men.
LAND AGENTS WANTED for ft special
on day sale of irrigated land In the Rocky
Ford district. Large commission, allpeid
In cash on consummation of sales. Write
at once for particulars of extraordinary
offer. La Junta Land Co., La Junta. Colo.
16 ACRES, 1 miles south of city, spring
Vater for Irrigation; $20 per aero More
Inv. Co., 204 Callfoirla Bldg, Denver; Colo.
'I
In
Ave.,
Shull's third addition
..Win to. 22d syeeu ; -
on
FopCleton
REAL ESTATE
HEAL BITATB DEALERS.
REID ABSTRACT CO.,' Est.' 1S5; prompt
f Tvlc;- get our ,prlcu ViH Farnam Bt,.
' f A Vrt-QT A ft AAA U filJ- rw ark tM
OANGESTAD. 44- Be Bldg. Tel. p. MSI.
PAYNE INV. CO.. first floor N. If. Llfa
, fBEN JAMJJe at. K. tXA, -tit Brand Bids.
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUBT -CoT"!"
'.HAS. ,1C. WIU4AMSO.N. PManC v
ciTi pRoPERTir roa ialb
7-ROOlT "iToBSE, NO. 17TII
On bi'oclc Shermarl Ave, cari
$1,700-EASY TERMS
Better sea lhla. ,' . i -
NOWATA LAND AND" LOT CO.,'
, 6ul-24 N.-'YVLtrt Bldg.
.TEN MINUTES, VvYAlv ; 7
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from the big office buildings and canter of
the retail district.
- TERMS $10 CASlLy ;
$10 A 310xNTH.. r ;,
PRICES $575 TO $900 EACH. '
Nothing In Omaha this close in so cheap.
Nothing else on terms like this. Property
in Omaha Is on the rise. Buy now on
easy terms while you have the chance
When your lot is paid for we will build
your house and let you pay for It monthly.
We will build this addition up with mod
rn Homes, no undesirable people sold to.
Come In. Lot's talk it over. W can
show you the lota any time. .
' Btowtaaa.
FOR SALE 320 acres of splendid land,
adapted for corn and alfalfa; under good
state of cultivation; buildings on on quar
ter; located In th corn belt, near Winner,
Neb.' For price And terms address U. D.
Deity Co,, Wiener, Neb. .
TJ. 8. GOVERNMENT LAND
''' OPENING UNDER CAREY ACT.
Conrad-Valler project, Montana 1 TO 004)
acres of fine, grassy prairie under lrrlga
tion. Drawing October 7, 1800. Must reg
ister for drawing before October 7. You
may register by power of attorney. For in
formation and blanks writ W. M. WAY
MAN, Valler. Montana, or 1100 Security
Bank Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
BARGAINS IN FARMS.
"Ten thousand acres alfalfa, winter wheat
and corn land lor sale in small and large
farms, in Sherman, buffalo and Custer
qounties. J. T. Campbell, Litchfield, Neb.
If laarart.
FINE farms for sal in Henry countv.
Missouri. W rlt-us, stating what you want
i. Li. jonea at Co., unnton, mo.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,-1
Wyoming.
PARTIES wishing to locate In any of th
western " states should first see th fin
farming lands in th Golden Prairie 'dis
trict of Laramie county. Wyoming $10 to
$30 per acre. writ Allender Nelson.
Carpenter, wyo. .
114 Harney St.
: 5 Acres. $1,500
' Near oist-4n4 C'ehttif., !
Harrison d Morton
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BIG bargain if sold at once, 8-room
Biodarn house, front and back stair, flre-
lac and hardwood .mantels in front and
back parlor; large shad trees, full lot.
Tel. owner, Harney 42?,
, . 3023030 TAYLOR ST.
' ' Brand "netr, t-rootn, modern cotUges; all
very large rooms: vry fin comblnAton---'llghttng
fixtures; fin south. Xront lota; c'
-- "nient walkn In frpnt apd around: $2,400 for
"' inside; $5 1.00 for corner 4ii0 cash, balano
to suit. Be sir knd see thei. On blocK
; - fonthr of Anjeg A.v. . , r r . ,
' k' .a.J.-Wi RASP CO., -. .
7 68?. BrndIg BW Pug..4U; A-M."
' V .v.'.:1" A1. v-r a-
fv ; Z Roorns3,0M
t All' modern, in Flwld. Club- dlatrict. ,
.Harrison 8t Morton
..: 40x66, $2,250
- ' Heart of city.-"
Harrison Sc Morton
FOR SALE A fin 300 acre farm for
sale, located about half way between Delhi
and Delawe.r. In Delaware Co.. Iowa.
Good buildings, house nearly new. For
particulars and terms address J. W. Bray
ton, Poland, Herkimer Co.. N. Y. A bar
gain. ...
A CHOICE, large lot in BemU Park dls-
trict. high, sightly location, overlooking
Jtoulevard; paved street; taxes alt paid;
must be sold at one, .bargain price, i,w
12U N. 34th 8L
5-ROOM HOUSE, GAS, BATH
Permanent sidewalks .
Neat; North' 24th St. car'lln. , (
A REAL SNAP $1,500 1 s
. Small amount down and
Balance very easy.
NOWATA LAND V LOT CO.,
Suit S34. N. Y. Lit Bldg.
Vi MAKE
. ' ,1-rpom1 hdjwf
" V- VERY J
MAKE AN'OtfFER FOR
n Td(. 2603 S.' 90th " Avs.
EASY PAYMENTS
' '. . Want fo sell t41y. Th Urn to bur la
when th owner wanta to aeil., -,;
. NOWATA LAKU.Ai LOT CO.
, , bulta W4. J, Y.-i,if-Bitig., .
'Phona Red l'9. - .) ; Omaha. Nsb.
-.!.. I.i I I 4 ...
NEW 'cottage, cootaln'.r.g rooms, on
. block from oar, two blocka from school
l,a, $400 cash. 'S per cent ' discount If
-"old ulokly. 'If desired, will leas from
uyr. L. 17a Be. 1
' SNAPmJ Urge Uts,ornr - Isth and If-
ratur; Troom' hoime; barn,- well and els-
lrn. Prfc3 004 -must b sold.; cs.ll 3&2I
I Decatur1 Bi. .hona Wrt. 42L . .
U i i Si . I - l .. . i ' ' ' i
EASY PAYMENT BARGAINS
" S-'room cottage, nearly nw, modern x
opt beat. $1.4o0.
5-rootn cotiag on north -,slde, etrt
paved, beautiful (0-foot south . front.' lot.
$1,200; small cash payment required. Will
is gooo. ouiming tot a part payment...
f-room cottage, nearly new, 'modern x'
cept heat; close In; street -paved. It.fiuO;
easy terms.''-. ' ! ' ..
" . ' SILAS BOBBINS. J '
Frenier Bllr., B." E. Cor., ltth. and Dodge,
leis., jougias om, A. jsu. .
Large 10-Roorh House
Large Lot
aieaern. - wen 1 ouui, conveniently- ar
ranged, very attraouv property for picas,
ant, comfortabl 1tom. Northwest corner
th St. and Pacific; on bloek from ear.
Prio $9,600. A. T. aiLMER, $14 First Nat l
Banic Bldg.-
POOR MAN'S HOME.
(1.K0 for a full two-story horn on cor
net lot only halt block from Sherman Ave
aar llnei house Das rooms vn first floor
and t bed rooms upstairs; can b uaed bv
two families : there Is olty water, sewer and
gaa in tn nous, out no other Improve
mema. w win man good terms to a
good party. House Is vacant now. Sea It
toaay ana ran us up.
ROBINSON 'WOLF,
- 436 Paxion Block. .Doug. JM1.
First Prize Story
A-MBTHDAY SURTMSE
Beorg Ban ken 1729- South Twelfth street,
Omaha. Neb., Agd 13, grad seven, St.
Patrick's School, 8. M. CarmelltA,
teaohar. . i-" '
'. GOOD GIRL for geaeral housework;' two
In family; a desirable place. Call at'
, toik. -etwro - w a- m. and 4 p. m.
Phon Douglas.
. Wb.en Mr. and Mrs. Lynn returned from
' Ihelr wedding trip, th first of September
-and took possession of tbeir new cottag,
they wer'rhe happiest Coupl In Omaha.
At th time of their marrlag. Mabel had
lu-.t rnui ned from -boarding school, there
' toi fliij; nufbiigof houatwork or
toukiiih.. Jack, her husband, warned to
got soma on to do thj 'housework "and
' oo"kii..' IjuI th lnBUted on doing it h-r-.,...
S ' 'i
1 i . -They got along nicely that week working
. i.teether'-and-havRig Uiaily a good , laugh
I aa W 4 ,) V t a M w..k as 1
. W "taota apen. .avs,, Jia4, Deen wwnp
ooa 00 awuiy campiug uips, so that be
f
did molt of th cooking. On Monday Jack
had to go back to th offlc and poor
Mabel's trouble began. When Jack ame
horn In th evening h found a Warful
brld and a vry poor supper. Th n4 of
th week saw no improvement. Jack tried
to ok abont Mabel's blunders and helped
w.i mi no vuuiii, pu an, was very, un
happy. . t
At last Jack said to himself. "This .can
not go on. 1 am going- to put an ad In
Th Be." So on Tuesday he put In th
abov ad.
Thursday was Mabel's birthday and she
spent th day with ber mother. What was
hei surprue upon rushing home to get
Jack's supper, to find a dainty meal pre
pared and a neat maid arranging some
rosea which Jack had just brought horn.
When Jack explained how he had gotten
J such a good girl, Mabel said: "Oh Jack
now w shall b happy again." And so
they are. Mabel jjec lares that it I all due
to Th Be want ad and says that AUc
la th. niot birthday present sb ever
rciv. j' , . ,; ,
lews.
1,280 ACRES of land for aale. Th best
ranch proposition In western Iowa. In
quire of L. D. Lambert, Decatur, Neb.
FOR SALE 160 acres. Black. Ia. Corn
land. $12,000. Might take $3,000. Trad.
$4,000 cash,- balano mortgage on land.
Owner, A. R. Martin. Mount Ayr. la.
ttoui L,
FOR SALE 160 acres of well Improved
land near Oakland, la.; fairly rood build
ings. This land Is In th very best of th
corn belt. For further Information address
H. D. Delly Co., Wlsner, Neb.
Ortgos.
oregon'land
Fruit farms, all sixes: nrlcea ranging
from $10 to $2,000 per acre; good market:
delightful climate; prosperous and anergatlo
neighbors, call on me for particulars.
C. II. GERBER,
$1 Be Bldg., Omaha.
wtst Dakota.
1 : - J :
WE HAVE 100 bargains near church and
schools in farm lands. Black soil it
Inches to three feet deep with clay subsoil.
These lands are trioutary to Uregory, th
beat town la th northwest. Raw lands in
Tripp, Mellette, Lyman and. Stanley coun
ties; aiso sail - rtuaquiinQitDii,
"8IJUAKIC DKAL LAND CO..
, " ' Gregory. 8. p. . .
Mention Omaha Be whed writing.
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SOUTH DAKOTA LANDS
... , $20 PER ACRE
On Oct. lit, 1909, anron not bavin,
uaed nig homestead right, may enter
his choice of 1.600 quarter sections of
open land In TRIPP. COUNTY, S. D.
at ft. 50 per acre. I. have personally
Inspected every quarter section of land
In the county and mm prepared to lo
cate you on the very best land that Is
open to entry 1 Oet ready NOW and
be on the (round Sept. J 0th. '
CHESTER SLAUGHTER.
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Care of Dallas State Bank
Dallas, S. D.
LOWEST RATES B mis. Brand eta Bldg.
LOANS to home' owners and homo build
ers, with privilege of making partial pay
ments semi-annually. No commission.
W. H. THOMAS.
m First Nations.! Ink Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS 'FOR
8 and 7-room houses. If prices are right
we can sell your property for you.
NOWATA LAND ANU HIT W,
Sirite 624 N. V Lit Bldg.,
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED Several carloads of fresh milk
cows or springers. Dealers In stale, let us
bear frcm you. Alamlto Sanitary Dairy
Co., 1&1$ Farnam St. .
BERT nrif- mt-i for Id hand furniture.
stoves, clothing. V . Kose.ib'aU. Tel. D. H01.
GROSS' Loan Office, .buy and sail old
clothers. bOl N. Uih. B 2361.
BEST price paid for second-hand furni
ture, carpet, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug.
71.
(BALTIMORE M-hand stor pays bent
price Id-hand furniture, clothes, etc. D. 4A.
2DHAND shoes and col the. D. 2735.
HIGHEST prices for furniture, etc. Bell
r urnitur stor. 1408 DotfgH Hea stu.
WANTEDTO RENT
WANTED Modern bouse, furnlnhed or
unfurnished. In choice location: references
exchanged. Answer, P. O. Box s, oruana.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED By young man, plao to work
for board while attending uoyies eouega
Both phones. "
LADY with several years' business train
Ina- desires Dosltlon -selling either in city
or will travel. Al references. Address
W 607. ear Bee, '
WEIITIR STA
(slrst, St. Pant,
Osiiks.
Ploux City Express.....
umana ixrai....
IITH A WBVSTKIl
Mlaaeasll 41
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.b t.eo pm
Atnv
Ml 4ft am
c t 19 pm
b 1:30 pm
b 10 am
bU:90 am
a Daily, b Da Mr except Sundav. a Sun
day onlv. d Dally sxceot Saturday.
Omsha-Carror. tcl.. a $ pm a sm
V'".". liW HI. .. .......... ...... .
Sioux City Passenger .
Twin City Paser.ger....B) ' am
Sioux City Local e $ am
Fmerson Local .....b I.6S pm
Mleeaarl Paelfl
Auburn Local b t:U pm
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Week Jnit Cloied One- of Beit ia,
History of Stock Yards.
LARGE RECEIPTS, 000D PRICES
Raa f Iln Aloae I Light tsi
Probably Will loatlaae Mo t atll
Latter Part of 4ctbr
at least.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
ANAD1AN PACIFIC
Vf KKKLT SA1I.1NOS IIKTWrrW MONTRRAU
QIKBKC AND UVERPOOL
Nathlnt better en ttis Atlantis tkin oar gsipwsi.a
rtrelMs os sll steamers
CI PCNJAMlrt. O..A
tU ge. Clark St.. Chiracs, III.
"ARABIC
" CRUISE
the
ORIENT
Sixth l"Ttu. leaves N Tor. Jsaaary
O, ISIO. Madelts. Spain, Medlfrrsneaa,
Ortent. All arrsnc.menta under our mnase
rinnt. erriams lael4e lr tttaih
at 40t ass
Crslss Da.. Wilts Star Lisa, It, T., r Arastt
Tot Condescends
to Look at .Taft
Kindergarten Sage Has Always Been
for Bryan, but Will Be Cour
teous to President.
AH people of all ages and political be
liefs w ill welcome President. Taft to Omaha.
-"Well, I have always been for Bryan,
and am for him now, but I will look at Mr.
Taft when he goes by," remarked a little
tot In the kindergarten room of the Lake
school when told to bring a flag to school
next Monday and be prepared to help wet
come th nation's chief.
"I think the democrats, as well as you
republicans, ought to be nice to the presi
dent, at least papa says so." concluded
this youthful sage, and be promised his
tracher that he- would be ''nic"i to the
president and wave a flag in his honor,
even though the president U a republlonn
and the little tot Is a democrat.
OFFICE or road poaltlon with firm
handling lumber, building material and
coal. Best of references. Address Fred
D. James, Graf, Neb.
WANTED By middle-aged man, care of
flat or steam plant; strictly temperate:
best of references. Address D, Council
Bluffs. Ia.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
bids win be received by Chas. Krumoacn,
secretary, Shelby, Neb,, up to October 11,
1309, at 7 p. m., for the erection of a brick
sohool house, at Rhelby, Neb., for achool dis
trict No. 32, Polk county, Neb., to be com
pleted by July 1, 1S10, acoordlng to the plans
and specifications now on file at the First
National bank of Shelby, and also with
architect, John Latenser, Omaha, Neb. The
right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Chas. Krumbach, Secretary, Shelby, Neb.
HARRY M00RES QUITS WABASH
Twenty-One Year with CenMiy aad
for Number of Tears
General Agent.
After twenty-one years of service with
the Wabash railroad, Harry E. Moores,
general agent of the passenger department
at Omaha, has resigned, his resignation to
take effect October 1. Mr. Moores Is a
son of the late Frank E. Moores, former
mayor of Omaha. During his many years
Of service with the Wabash he has bad
charge of many large movements of troops
and theatrical companies and has been
recognised as a valuable railroad man be
cause of his large acquaintance throughout
the west
G. B. Busklrk, city paseenger agent, has
slso resigned to engage In other business.
Mr. Moores says that he will take "a va
cation for about a month when h Intends
to open up a business In Omana. '
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNION STATION 10TH . A MA SO
I J,,
Valoa Paelfl
Leave.
Overland Limited a 7:20 am
China and Japan Mail. -a 4:00 pm
Oregon ft Washington
Limited .a 12:01 am
Los Angeles Limited. ..al:B5 pm
Portland Special ai2:K pm
Colorado Special a 1:46 am
North Platte Local a 8:15 am
Colorado Express a 8:60 pm
Grand Island Local a 6:28 pm
Lincoln Beatrice Local. bl2:40 pm
Valparaiso ft Central
City bU:40 pm b 1:20 pm
HlaMsrl Pacific .
K. C. and St. L. Ex. ....a 1:00 am
K. C. and St. L. Ex. (lv.
Bat 12 p. m.. all: 16 pm
Chicago, Ilack Islaaa a. Paelfl
EAST.
Rooky Mountain L t d.. all 40 am
Iowa Local a 8:40 am
Th Mountaineer a 7:42 am
Dcs Moines Local ..a 4:00 pm
Iowa Local...., bl0:Sj am
Chicago-Kastsra Ex. ...a 4:40 pm
Chicago-Nebraska Ltd. .a 8:0s pm
..... WKST,
Th Mountaineer al0:40 pm , a 7:38 am
Chicago-Nebraska itd.
for J-Jncoln) a :iC am - a 6:47 pre
1.010.. ana iai. iui.,,,s i:ai um
Okla. and Texas Ex. ...a 4:40 pm
Rocky Mountain L t d..all:U pm
W abash .
Bt Louis Ez a 8:30 pm
bt. Louis Local (from
Council Bluffs) ....a I 00 am
6tanberry Local (f rem
Council Bluffs! 0 8:00 pm
Chicago at Northwestern
- Leav. -
Colorado-Chicago a 4:00 am
Chicago Daylight 8pl..a 7:00 ana
Omaha-Chloago Local. ..al2:06pm
Colorado-Chicago a t:2o pm
Omaha-Chicago Spl...,a 8:02 pm
Pacific Coast-Chicago.. a 8.06 pm
Los Angeles-Portland
Limited , a 8:10 pm
Overland Limited al2:16 am
Carroll Local a 4:18 am
Fast Local Cedar
. Rapids-omaha
Arriv.
all: 59 pm
a 1:30 am
a 6:45 am
a 8:60 pm
a 8:46 pm
a 3:46 am
a 4:46 pm
a 6:00 pm
al0:30 am
b 1:20 pm
a 7.-08 am
a 6:60 pm
alQ:30 pm
a 4:30 on
a 3:56 am
au.su pm
b 8:56 did
a 1:10 pm
a 8:08 am
a 4:30 pm
a t:08 pm
al2:30 am
a 8:38 am
all:18 pm
bl0:18 am
Teaaa.
' IF YOU ar coming to Texas send for
our new book, "A Trip to Southwest
Texas," full of valuable Information and
will ; cost you nothing. Byrd ft Clarkson,
Uvalde, Tex.
NILE VALLEY OF AMERICA
Land Irrigated directly from the Rio
Orand river IT th Gulf coast country of
Texas.
SUGAR CANE NETS $200.00
PER ACRE
Oranges, lemons, grap fruit, limes, dates,
pomelos, figs, dewberries grow luxuriantly
Land sells at from $70 to $160 par a era!
Take a trip and see for yourself.
NOWATA LAND ft LOT CO.
Suit U24. N. Y. Life Bldg.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
All.
"Tins STORrWAS CONSIDERED THE 'BEST SENT IN LAST
. . n nVEEK -AND .-THE WRITER WAS AW'ARDEJ) '
rvv ,v..;'-.'-r itrst prize. " - -
110 te SM.000 mad promptly, p. p. Wead.
Was bldg, Utb and Farnam.
- 8G08 t 8i.8UO oa bomt-a la Omaha. O'Keef
Real tslal Co.. 1A N. Y. La. Doug, or
A-2U2.
MONEY TO LOAN-Payna lnveament Ca
FIVE ,PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS BK E.N NAN.
Rooss L New York Life Bldg.
WANTED City loauA Peters Trust Co.
Arrive
a 1:80 am
all;35 am
all:$6 pm
a 3:28 pm
a 7 :oo i
a IM pm
all 06 pm
a 7:06 am
a $.66 pm
a 2:S6 Dm
Twin City andDakota
Daylight a 7:45 am al0:20 pm
Minnesota and Dakota. a 70 pm
Twin City Limited a $:0upin- a 7 J0 am
Sioux City Local a 3:46 pm a 3:28 pm
Dakota-Sioux City-
Omaha a S 10 am
Minnesota-Sioux City- ,
Omaha all :00 am
NORTHWESTERN LINE WEST.
Norfolk-Bonaet4 .a 7:60 am al0:30 pm
Lincoln-Long Pin a 7:60 am ali:0 am
Norfolk-South Platte... b 3 14 pm b 6:20 pm
Hastings-Superior ......b l it. pm b 6:80 pm
Dadwood-Hot Spring.. a 3:66 pm a 6:20 pm
Casper-Lander ... a 3.65 pm all 00 am
Fremont-Albion b t:M pm b 1:36 pm
Chicago Limited a 8:16 am a 8:W pm
Twin City Limited ....a 8:16 am a 6.80 pm
ennaga- bxpreaa a a.av pm
Clarion Local a 6 08 pm
Twin City Kx press ....a 6:08 pm a 8:00 am
mica go. amwaaae at at. Pawl
Overland Limited al2n6 am a 7:06 am
Colorado Special ,a 4:00 am a 1:30 am
Chlcafo-Oniaha Special. a 7:20 am a 8:66 am
Colo. -California Ex. . , . .a 8 (W pm a 3 25 pm
Perry -Omaha Local..... b 6:18 pm iil .06 pm
llltaols t ralral .
Chicago Exprens a 7:18 am a 3 48 pm
Chicago LI m tied ..a 6:00 " a 7:16 am
Minn. -Si. Paul Exp b 7:1. am
Minn. -St. Paul Ltd a 6:00 pm a71Sam
Omaha-Ft Dodg Loe.b 4.i6 pm bll SO am
BVRL1NGTON STA. IOTH A MA SOX
Do not be persuaded Into 1 taking any.
thing but Foley s Honey and Tar ror
chronic cough, bronchitis, hay- . fever,
aatht- and lung trouble, as It stops th
cough and heals th lungs. .Bold by all
druggists.
"The week ha been a corker," said Gen
era! Manager Everett Buckingham of the
I'nion Stock Yards company yesterday, re
ferrlng to th condition In the local mar
ket. "We have had liberal runs of cattle
and sheep. This Is the light season for
hogs. The most remarkable thing is the
prices paid for all classes of 'live stock.
For Instance, Thursday, one of our best
days, ts wa paid for fat steers. $8.28 for
the best hogs and $7 10 for tat lambs. Prices
like that am simply marvelous. The mar
kets have been lively as need be and th
movement has been active and early each
day."
The cattle referred to were shipped to
South Omaha by R. Cl Hartn-ell of Iowa.
They averaged l,ti06 pounds and the con
signment numbered slaty head. Mr. Hart
well's i check called for about 87.700. He
had fed this let on clover and corn and
had fed them About eight months.
E. T. Graham of Creston, Neb., had two
loads of steers oh th .uarket Thursday
which averaged 1.V0. For these he re
ceived $7.65.
The receipts of hogs for the week showed
lighter than last week or the same week
of last year. The year shows a decrease
of about 125.000. Relief In this line Is not
expected before October 1. Th average
price has been about $S 03 to 88 06, The
tops of Thursday were pi 25. Saturday,
with a light run, found a top of $8.30, the
highest price for sixteen years. In Feb
ruary of 18J prices averaged about as they
do now. Conditions then were not .consid
ered normal, while at present no abnormal
conditions are thought to exist. The cause
of the high prices Is the excessive de
mand. The western sheep are coming' In fast
on the early days of the week and the
feeding grades ar rapidly bought by the
local feeders. - There has been a scarcity
of fat killing grades of late, which, ac
counts for the high price recorded during
the week. Thursday was notably good. A
top of $7.10 !was paid for good killers
Balldlng Permit.
A number of building permits have
been Issued recently 'for South Omulm
dwellings. These are now' under con-'
struotlon. Within a few weeks permits
for twenty-five cottage will be secured
for' honies In Hinsdale addition. The
company will erect the cottages for, sale.
The permits Issued to date are: George
Sapp, Thirty-second and I streets, $1,600;
George Sobcxyk. Thirty-fourth and D.
$1,000; F. Broadwell, Fourteenth and O,
$1,200; F. J. Holm, Thirteenth and Polk,
$1,600; C. M. Lyon, 3680 Monroe, $1,000;
G. C. Dlmock. Twenty-fourth and 11,
$500, shop; C. Bayer, Twenty-seventh and
L, $500; Magic City Realty company,
Twenty-fourth and O, $2,000, saloon.
. Joseph Brastle Dies from Injarlea. .
Th funeral of Joseph Brastle wlll be
held at 2:80 p. m. from Brewer's chapel
to Laurel Hill cemetery. Rev. Karl Htller
will officiate. Joseph Brastle died Fri
day evening from the effects of Injuries
received Friday noon at Swift and Corn
pany's hog killing house. . H was an
oiler and In some way the shafting
caught tils clothing and he was wound
several times about th shaft. H was
taken to th South Omaha hospital, where
It wa discovered his arm and leg war
broken and he , had numerous other
bruises and Internal Injuries, from which
he dled'-Trlday 'evening. Members, of
1 L 1J - - - -J- - S
Pouth Omaha camp No. Sll. tVo(dm8n el
the World, will meet at Masonic ball at
1:30 p. m. to attend th funeral.
Hillsdale.
Don't miss this opportunity of tecorlnf
a lot that Is ' sure to Increase In Value.
Bounded on the north by F streel. on th
west by 44th street, on the south y I
street, and bn th east by 41st street.
12S ' choir lots frrtm whh-h to matt a
selection. All on grade, and fronting" on
60 foot grsded streets with 16-foot alleys
In the rear.
THE CITY HAS Pt'RCH ASED A PARK
SITE IN THE VERY CENTER OF THIS
ADDITION. They have already com
menced the development of the same.
THE SCHOOL DISTRICT HAS PUR
CHASED A BLOCK OF GROUND IN
THIS ADDITION, upon which they art
making pn-pat stlons to build an S-roorr
brlck school building. WKST L STUEK1
IS NOW BEING PAVED.
There seems to be no question but whs
the Omaha A Council Bluffs Street rail
way will extend their lines . west on L
street Immediately. ,
THIS PROPERTY GOKS ON SALB
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26.
It KM EM HER THE DAY-ONE PRICE TO
ALU Come out and look over this prop,
erty. W know you will be a buyer. Otii
prices are low ranging from 3175 to-$328
FOR TH BEST CORNERS. Non higher.
Our terms ai moat liberal. $10 OASIt
MAKES THE FIRST PAYMENT-BALANCE
IN . PAYMENTS OK $5 00 .PER
MONTH.
NEW HOMES.
' We are building houses here to he sold
on easy payment plan. Work has hen
started on three. W will build a maxuj
as th market demands. Iet us - savt
you the worry of building $Jo makes' tht
first payment on these fine homes and tht
bnlance $15.00 per month. For further par
Hollars, see J. H. KOP1KTZ, opposite post
office, or W. Farmtm Smith ft Co. H. M.
CHRISTIE. MGR. OF THE REAL ES
TATE DEPARTMENT. Tl. South S47.
Magic t'ttr GoaatB),
Jetter's Gold Top Beer delivered to anv
part of the city. Telephone No. 8.
Chris Horn, Salesman for Denny ft Co.
Is visiting relatives In St Paul for a few
days.
Rolls Krehbs has been elected president
of the Presbyterian Brotherhood for tht
ensuing term.
Prof. Richard Held hss returned front
s summer spent In Germany and othei
European countries.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Trowbridge have re
turned from a three months' visit in Penn
sylvania and Connecticut
Mrs. Mary Cox, 261 D street,, left last
night for St. Louis for a .three weeks'
visit with her sons, Ralph and Bert
Miss May King, at 'the request of tht
management, has opened a public stenog
raphic office at the Livestock Exchange
building.
Ona acre, well Improved, V, ml la south of
county line, close la school. A real bar
gain if sold within ten days. J. K. Ko
plets, 60S N. 24th St
Th death of Frederick Kaufmsnn, th
8-months-ld son of Edward Kaufman,
210 S street, occurred Saturday afternoon.
The funeral notice will b later.
For Sale 19 acres near Jlellevue csr line;
fair house, 600 vines bearing grapes, fruit
trees, advantageous for fruit and poultry
f-oni much lower than adjoining prop
erties. The good old Quaker once said to hit
boy: "Nathan, It Is not what the earni
that makes thee rich, but what the
saves." The little metal savings banks
which the savings department of the Live
Stock National bank In South Omaha will
loan you, make It easy to save. Call fof
one. .
l.ay In your winter's- supply ; of coal
while the weather Is dry. Burn. Regent
Lump or Nut. Give me a trial order and
be convinced It is th best coal onth
market for $4.60 per ton of 2 WO pounds.
P. Murphy, Twenty-eighth and K streets.
Phone 191.. . - ) .. .
The women . of th First , Methodist
church will serve a noon dinner In th
parlors of th church, TWenty-thlrd and
N streets, Thursday and Friday. Septem
ber. 23 and 84. , , .. ..,H.f ,,-
The women of th First Presbyterlas
church' will serve a chicken pie dinner
Wednesday noon at th old, City .Hall
building, Twenty-fifth end N street. A
supper -will be served In - the", evening.
, . . . . , ., . . .: vv : . : -.--..-( v - r
' ." . . - . . i ., : :.- '. . "; X . -J.'.et '
jaSSCQg .so.'tAT.s ayp.nortf.. Uctr i s '
Over one and one-half million
acres of land will . be thrown
open for settlement in : Cheyenne
River and Standing Rock Indian
Reservations, October 4th to 23rd.
Registration at Pierre and Aberdeen, S. Z). -Direct
route to registration points is .
the Chicago C& North Western Ryv
Two fast trains daily via direct lines from Omaha
to Pierre and. to Aberdeen.
Special low homescckers round trip rates from Omaha. ""
Barllagtoa
Leav.
Denver and California.. a 410 pm
Puvet Sound Ex a 4:10 pm
Black Hills a 4 10 pin
Northwest Ex aU60 pm
Nebraska points a 6 20 am
Lincoln Fast Mail b I 'M pm
Nebraska Ex a 8:15 am
Lincoln Local
Lincoln I-ocal a 7. 25 pm
Schuyler-Plattsmouth ..b 3 06 pm
Plattsmouth-Iowa a I II am
Bellevua-Plattsmouth ..all 30 pm
Colorado Limited all 50 pm
Chicago Lilmted a 7:20 am
Chicago Kx a 4 20 pm
Chicago Flyer a 6 30 pm
Ioaa Local a 6 15 am
St. Louis Ex.... a 1.40 pm
Kansas City and St. Jo.alv.45 pm
Kansas City and St. Jo a 8 16 am
Kansas City and Si. Jo.a 4 40 pm
Arrive,
a 3 46 pm
a 8:10 pm
a 8:10 pm
a 7:10 am
a 6:10 pm
aU:16 pm
6:10 pm
b 6 08 am
a 7 60 pm
blO 30 am
a 8 60 am
a 2.40 pm
a 7:10 am
all 36 pm
a 3 6a pm
a 8:00 am
all 30 am
all am
tUi am
a 6.10 pm
This land Is well watered by the Cannon Ball, Grand,
Moreau and Cheyenne Rivers and their tributaries. The
soil is a light loam, fertile and makes good grain producing
land. The land must be lived on and improved. A low
valuation of from 50 cents to $6.00 per acre has been placed
on the land by the Government arranged In easy annual
payments covering a period of five years.
Kwiua
The C. fcf N. IP. Ry. prints a descriptive pamphlet
telling bow to secure a homestead of J60 acres from
the Government.
Free copies on application, '
, Ticket Offices
1401-1403 Farnam Street
Qmaha, Neb.