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THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. lflM. I: REAL ESTATE CITY FMOI'F.RTY FOK SALI9. - ' (Continued ) W'e have discontinued the sale of the lota in West Side " addition, until the street car strike Is settled, on account of the Inconvenience In getting out to Dee the lots at the pres ent time. As soon as the strike If settled the sale will be resumed at the same low rrlcea of life to $250, and the m easy terma of SO cash and tl per' week. ( W. J. Dermody Investment Co., catv 838 N. T. L. Bid. Tel. Dour tlOR or A-2033. 5' Acres, $1,500 Near Slat and Center. Harrison & Morton f Walking Distance Five-room cottage, located on the east xlde of 27th St., between Pacific and Fierce; lot, S,xl20; all modern except heat; cm inH lrtr1c llrhl; Kent nl umhl ntf 1 manle floor, cernelit i-ellr. cement walks; price only $2,600; $400 or $.7)0 man, bHlance practically the aame as rent; walking dts- , tance mctni a saving of about $& a month In car fare, which amounts to $ per year, which, la t per cent Interest on $1,000; In other Words, this cottnge Is Just . as cheap at I2.K00 a a similar cottage would be M Sl.tlOO If located where occu pant would be obliged to take car. C G. Carlberg, .til New York Life Did. S-ROOM MOPKRN HOUSE $2.650 $1,HH1 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY. A-room, all modern House, located at 1BIT houth 2'ith St. This house has nxe lame rooms and Is certainly a great barnam. Phone at once and we will show you the property - - - gHIMGH & CHASE CO., Mole Agents. 30i So 17th St.' Both Phones. oIToOmTiOUSE, GAS, BATH Permanent' sidewalks. fittt North 24th 8L car line. A REAL SNAP $1,500 Small amount down and Balance very easy. NOWATA LANL A LOT CO.. Suite 824, N. Y. Life Bldg. 24x132, $17,000 Farnam, .' near 20th, ' Improved. Harrison & Morton LOTS IN FLORENCE $175 TO $350 Mont of' these lots are 'l fret wide, and are all Within three blocks of cai line, and west of t lie main street, over looking the river and vtuley. Will sell on terms of $5 or $10 c-aali and $5 or $10 a month Florence property will surely In crease In value Flnce the paving of Alain street lias been let. HASTING & IIKYDEN. 1614 Harney street. r " MODERN home" VtALKiNO. DISTANCE iioli-i.'. new, modern home iy easy . terms, 300i ' -.i y Aii' 7' lai'KC room-, . .ii i.im ii, built for a home . .nil h : eiery modern con-' iicime. Ox ner lives In Double Corner Snap We have In the south part of town a etil. nf.l.l coi in-r lor ouildlng four cotta.-s; peniiuneni uuik. city water all In. This co in r tan be Im.i:1i. for Jl.STO. Five-room cottars oi, ili m ttiound will rent like "hut cskes." Payne, Bostwick & Co., Soie AtfeiHd, Main Floor N. Life. INVESTMENT. One of the best business corners In tlmuha; J-stoiy brick building; earns kooU income; sure to Increase In value. Price IM 0U0. Terms $10,000 cash, balance at low rate of Interest. .UW.TA LAND & LOT CO., ., guild It N... V. Life Bldg. ACHES. il'iph. J2.20: moo cash. liAery foot can be cultivated; one acre orchard and vineyard. Better buy u tooay. I'AYNE INVESTMENT CO., , First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg. lei. Uoug. ITtU; Ind., A-Uaa. ,r . . , .. . i i . , i . ' HOUSES In all parts of the' city. If yotl ara looking for a home or Investment see us. K. M. Wray ' Bro., 610 Bee Bldg. Doug. tfU FOR HALE I have. In Hyde Park ad dition, three-quarters of one acre, on which there are two houses, barn, chicken coop, cistern, two sjood wells, fine shade trees and fruit tree; all aell now for fcsJO, one half cash, balance u time. I must sell at once. J. N. spegren, t 1 5 N. Ktith Bt., bouih Omaha. 'Phoue South LJ04. Full Lot, $1,150 'Near Mr. Joslyn's residence. Harrison & Morton J ltuOM HOrflB, with gas, bath, shade and barn, aiao full south front lot, in Clif ton Hill, less than one block from cat, with guud cement waUs, will sell for $2,700, as owner is leaving city. li-rooni modern house, and corner lot, on cany payments, for $2,400. s II l"i ClilNSON BOLLARD CO.. loZi Farnam St. $2,800 2 1 TBMPLBTON ST. Has ? looms, sewer, water, gaa and batn, south front lot. Will make aoineons a line home HASTING HEYPKN, 1114 Harney 81 FOK quick retvrns. Ms your real estate for sal and eaohange with me, no sale, no pay. W. W. Mitchell. Board of Trade li.dg , Omaha Neb. ftl'MUlT ADDITION Lots $1711 and up. Get circular. The By ron Keed Co., ilii si. 14th SU The". Writer 'of This Siory Was Awarded Fifth Prize TWO HAPPY FAMILIES. .rice K. Darrow. Peru, Neb. Rev. W K. i arrow, trot. House. Superintendent of Model School. Seventh Grade. Aged 12 Years. HAT, S a ton. N. Uth. - Mr. Hlaekstone had a family of six. and as they all were fond of milk he decided to buy a oww. He bought the cow of a neigh bor. He,. had not thought of buying hay before he bou-ht the oow, as he was not much of a farmer, so he began looking about to see If any of his neighbors had any to sell. They said as the dry weather 1M! YOlT 'WRITE A STORY FOR THIS DEPARTMENT LAST tr WEEKf IF NOT, TRY THIS WEEK. REAL ESTATE riTY PHOPF.RTY FOR IALB. (Continued.) SALE EVERY DAV WITH US on those lots In Shull's M addition. Pop pleton Ave.,' 20th. Zlst and 22d streets; all streets paved and paving paid In full, ex cept Slst St. BUY CLOSE IN Prr.TM.rt rln in lh. r..r.,r .Imivi ad vances the fastest. There will be no excep tion to the rule In this case. ONLY 10 MINUTES' WALK from all the biff office buildings; car far Is a big: Item figure It out for yourself, ia rt-vTO a rur iv x rjii c n is a , In 10 years with interest compounded en- nuallv mtunta liSfl III Prvllv biff Item. Itn't It? If there Is more than one work ing downtown It may be douhle or triple this amount. Within walking distance, xou can go home to your lunch and make a big saving. THINK IT OVER. Price of lots $r.7S to $ each. HASTINGS & HETPEN. 114 Harney St. Only $300 Cash balance navaole monthly lust like rent for a new, modern 5-room cottage in the north pait of the city; paved street, car line All ready to move In. Payne, Bostwick & Co., Sole Agents. Main Floor N. Y. Life. YOU MAY, BE SURPRISED The first party making an offer on any oi uiese will get a baraain. Head the carefully and see us al once. Attractive, new 6-room modern co tage. iuii turner 101. nig i. neauurul l.na.ion only 2,Su0; on easy terma. i -room modern house, full lot, south front, shade, permanent walks, large barn, tool house, fences, etc rlnu, to eur In ur van oi Pinion rtiii. i.t0. Your own erms Good 8-room house, partly modern, 30x140, large shade trees, permanent walks. tiiiuanie location on N. lath St.. walking distance. M.toO; $160 cash; bal. $2S per mo Neat 5-room cottage, partly modern, full lot. close In, $2,150; small amount doxvn; balance same as rent. Double apartment of 1 rooms each, all modern, loi Wixiso, fronting on 2 s.ree s, pavement, shade, etc. plenty space for additional cottages, flats or apartina.it, valuable location on Sherman Ave.; big bargain at b,Uoo, any reasonable terms. KUbSELL 6c AlcKlTRlCK CO., 432 Hamge Bldg. 15th and Harney. Field Club Homes On ifoth Ave., near Woolwortli Ave., we have a choice 8-room, thoroughly modern home; hot water heat, etc.; 4 good bed rooms. Bleeping porch. Owner will sell or trade equity or $4,000 for good western land. On the same street we have another splendid 8-room modern home; entire llrst floor finished In quarter-sawed oak; large living room, with fine fire place, etc.; 4 good bed rooms, screened-ln sleeping porch; fine lot. Must be seen to be appreciated. W; L SELBY, lbth ui i'uiuaiu. 436 lid. of T. Bldg. DESIltABLE HOME CHEAP ON NORTH SIDE . $3,800 lor nearly new, two siory, modern, square hourfe. m.( iouiii., aim reception hall. In excellent condition. Man He and i.i ate in parlor. All ready to move into. Nice lot, 40x1 j :2 feet; paved street. I 'line reduced from $4,000 to f.J.SOO for Immediate sale. Lo i ii leu1 on Maple street, Ju .1 v.e t of gutli street buule . std Investigate. OKOROE A CO. j Exclusive AKents, 101 Farham St. Thoroughly Modern Home Fine location. One block Sherman Ave. car. $3,7(W-0NLY $500 CASH Balance easy, t rooms and reception hall. If you are looking for a home you had Ijitter see this. NOWATA LAND LOT CO., rtulte iiM, N. V. Life P.ldg., 'Phone Ked I'm. Omaha. Neb. 7 Rooms, $3,500 All modern, in Field Club district Harrison & Morton WALKING DISTANCE 7-room, all modern, I-story house, on cor ner lot, with both streets paved, at SKh and Dodge. I too in for another house or flat. Price, $4,000. Terms if you want. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. Doug. 17S1 ; Ind., A-llaa New Cottage Home In the south part of town we have Just completed a very fine and well built cot tage of 6 rooms with combination fixtures good plumbing-, everything right up-to-dutc. .-.mall cash payment down, balance monthly. Don't fail to see this cottage at once. Payne, Bostwick $ Co., So!e Agents, Main Floor N. Y. Life. Walking Distance .SIX-ROOM houoc on 18th St.. just south of Cuming; modern except heat; renting at &; $i?uO. W. H. GATES. 617 New York Life. Phone Douglas IHH. CLOSE IN Cottage; 6 large rooms; bath gas; splendid condition; best new plumb ing. Owner, iuii Mason. MAKE AN OFFER FOR 6-room house and lot, 2602 8. JOth Ave. VERY EASY PAYMENTS Want to sell badly. The Urns to buy Is when the owner wants to sell NOWATA LAND & LOT CO bulte 624. N. Y. Life Bldg," 'Phone Red liwi. Omaha, Neb 66x95, Improved XHh, near Farnam 000 Harrison & Morton had made the crop of hay small they needed thelr's for their own use. That night ha said to his wife. "I have thought it out. When my friend Junes was In need of a servant he looked in the want ad columns of The Be and saw an adver tisement that mad him write the girl, and now ha has In his house on of the nicest maids In town. I will look ' In The Bee, too." Looking In the paper, he saw the follow ing advertisement: "Hay, (4 a ton, N. ltth." He sent for the bay, which la tha best Nebraska now produces, and the fam ily is now enjoying fresh milk and butter. REAL ESTATE C1TT ritOfBRTT rOH SA1.B. (Continued) New Bungalow In the south part of the city we have Just completed a very pretty bungalow, which ran be sold on easy terms. H la a little beauty. Payne, Bostwick & Co., Sole Agenta, Main Floor N. Y. Life. INVESTMENT- St. Louis flats, full lots, between two car lines; also cottage. Phone Harney SM. Wanted, 8-Room House Near Field Club. Harrison & Morton BOULEVARD HOUSE, 2243 N. lth St. rooms, modern, only $2,500. Thomas Bren nan Room 1, New York Life Bldg. A CHOICE, large lot In Bemls Park dis trict. hlKh, sightly location, overlooking boulevard; paved street; taxes all paid, must be sold at once. Bargain price, $7M UM N. 34th Ht. y A choice building lot, Hillsdale." $1.00 cash, $1 a week. Prices $100 to $.tK, no In terest, no taxes Pee us. HASTINGS HEYDEN. 1C14 Harney St. REAL ESTATE r'AHU AND HAM.ll LAXU ri)H 9AI.B Colora. Land Agents Wanted For a speciul one-day aale of irrigated land In the Kocky Ford district; large commission, all paid In cash on consumma tion of sales. Write at once for particulars df extraordinary offer. La Junta Land Co., La Junta, Colo. 160 ACRES, 18 miles south of city, spring water tor li ligation; J-'O per acre More Inv. Co., J04 Caliioiria rilrig , Denver, Colo Inst. FOR SALE 1A0 acres of well Improved land near Oakland, la.; fairly good build ings. This land is In the very best of the corn belt. For further information ad diem H. D. Deily Co., Wlorier, Neb. CLOSE IN FRUIT FARMS. 28 acrea, only 3 miles from Council Bluffs; 7 acres In bearing fruit; good 8-room house, big barn and other necessary improve ments, including big windmill and 1,0 barrel reservoir. Price for quick sale $7,5OO$3,4O0 straight mortgage. ALSO 20 AChliU near Glenwood, 10 acres In bearing fruit; good set of Improvements. Price only $4,600 $2,000 mortgage at per cent for S years. Will consider good Omaha property for equity on either or, both. They are bar gains. J. W. P.APP CO., 689 Brandels Bldg., Omaha. as no tana. U. B. OOVFRNMKNT LAND OPENING UNUEK CARET ACT. Conrad-Valler project, Montana. 70.001 acrea of fine, grassy prairie under Irriga tion. Drawing October 7. 1WJ Must reg ister for drawing before October 7.. You may regialer by power of attorney. For in formation and blanks write W. M. WAY MAN, Valler, Montana, or lloO Security bank Did., Minneapolis, Minn. Missouri. FINE farms for sale In Henry county, Missouri. Write us, stating what you want. T, L. Jones & Co., Clinton, Mo. MISSOURI and eastern Kansas farms, In Vernon, Dates and adjoining counties, for sale and exchange. iStc our big corn. Fur particulars and prices address F. H. Croft, tilatesburg, Mo. Nebraska. A STRIKE WILL NOT ANNOY The man who has the sagacity and fore sight to secure an Irrigated farm in the FAMOUS HCOTT'8 BLUFF COUNTRY We took a man out with us on our first trip. May 4, and sold him an SO. He got busy, plowed up his land, sowed oats, planted potatoes June 20, His oats tlire.-hed 00 bushels to the acre and he U figuring on over 200 bushels of potatoes to the acre possibly iiO. Isn't that pretty good for the fu st year on sod ground I TICKLE AND WATER THE SOIL And the sunshine will produce big crops. The man who owns a piece of land In the North Platte valley la never out of a Job, but Is sure of a permanent Income, whether he works the land himself or rents It for some one else to work. Cash rents are twice as high for Irrigated land as for the best corn land. When you see the land you will understand why. The samples of wheat and oats, beets and potatoes, cab bage, onions and vegetablcu of all sorts thut we bring back from that "Valley ot the Nile" are a delight to the eye. Come and go with us on our NEXT EXCURSION TUESDAY, SEP TEMKER i!. We leave the Burlington station at 4 10 p. rn., Lincoln at 6;lu. We reach the head gates and the Dam of the Tri-titate cunul Wednesday morning at b o clock. You Will be shown as fine an irrigation system as there is to be found anywhere, with a water supply suffoient tor twice the acre age thai can be irrigated. "The Payne Special is a comfortubie triin, witn every convenience. We show the laud by automobiles guicaly and com toitainy and get you baow to kjinana Fri day. It la a wonderful Bight to see tne crops being harvester You can ask uil sorts of questions of the men who are lalsing the crops and making the money This land is going fast, so speak quick If you mink of going. Thinking -,it nut get you there. . Aouon is the motive power, PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., N. Y. L. Bldg. Omuoa, Neo. $3.75 PER ACRE 1 3.71k aires tine giazIng (arm land, i running water, Lincoln Co.; part ca ll. On i mamei one e-k only. Harry tl. C'lei, ' .-i..u N. Y. Lite. FOR BALE HX) a.res of sple..dld land ! adapted tor corn and allalfa; uiil.t jjouU stall of cultivation; buildings on one guar lei; located in tne corn beu, near u Unci , Neb For price and terma aaurtas H. u Dehy Ac Co., VVlanei, Neb. NEBRASKA. LOl F t'ot N'l'y, HOMES 1 EA D. , 40 acrts. ( miles west of Almeria, new I frame house, luxil; four miles ot . h fence; five acres of allalfa; luO acies of! flue black loam soli to farm, balance blue- ! stem prairie and buftaio gra.ss; the best I corn crops In Nebraska all around this : land; this is a snap bargain at only Vyjo, I come al once If you want to stcure iipi I place. Come to Burwell and out on mail ! hack. Address W. M. Hover Aiuieiiu, i Loup County, Neb. BARGAIN IN FARMS. Ten thousand acrea alfalfa, winter wh.a and worn land for sale in small and l..r farms, in Sherman, Buffalo and Ciis e counties. J. T. Campbell, Litchfield, Neb OREGON" LAND j Fruit farms, all slses; prices rangln iroin siv iu per acre; gooa market; delightful climate; prosperous and energetic beighbors. Call oo me for particulars. C. 11. UERBER, U Bee Bldg.. Omaha. aetai Dakata. WE HAVE 100 bargains near church and schrnjls in farm lanos. B.ack soil 11 Inches to three feet deep with clay subsoil. These lands are tributary to Uicgoiy, the best town In tbe northwest. Raw lands la Tripp, Mellette, Lyman and Stanley coun ties, also sell relinquishments. "SQUARE DUAL LAND CO.," Gregory, 8. D. Mention Omaha Bee when writing. HANDSOMELY improved farm of j;o acres, one-half mile of Gregory, 8. D., of fered on easy terms. Address tbe owner W, B. Carlutk, Gregory, jj. REAL ESTATE FARM A 51 D RANCH LAND rufl HALS Soath Dsketi ratlaael. SOUTH DAKOTA LANDS $2.50 PER ACRE On Oct. 1st, 1909, anyone, not having used his homestead right, may enter his choice of 1,600 quarter sections of open land In TRIPP COUNTY, S. D , at 12.50 per acre. I have personally Inspected every quarter section of land In the county and am prepared to lo cate jou on the very best land that Is open to entry. Oet ready NOW and be on the ground Sept. 30th. CHESTER SLAUGHTER, Care of Dallas State Bank Dallas, S. D. 320-ACRK Improved Lyman county farm at $1S per acre. Write Chas. U. Wilson, Mondamin. la. NILE VALLEY OF AMERICA Land Irrigated directly from the Hio Grande river i."' the Gulf coast country of Texas. SUGAR CANE NETS $200.00 PER ACRE Oranges, lemons, grape fruit, limes, dates, pomelos, figs, dewberries grow luxuriantly. Land sells at from $V0 to $lrj per acr. lake a trip and see for yourself. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO., ttulte bi4, N. y. Life jtidg. I3K8T colonization offer, for quick action. About ",0u0 acres at $12 So, in Hie 40-inch rain belt of eastern Texas; rich prairie land; near to county seat ami fcomi mar ket; lied fine for division; map ami par ticulars. F. H. Drown, W 'Infield, Kan. Wyoming. PARTIES wishing to locate In any of the western states should first see the fine farming lands in the Onl.li-n Prairie dis trict ot Laramie county. Wyoming $10 to $30 per acre. Write Allender Ac Nelson. Carpenter, Wyo. Miscellaneous. MISSOURI and eastern Kansas fdrmi; See our big corn In V ei inm, Hates and ad ioinlng counties, for sale and exchange, 'or particulars and prici s address F. U. CROFT, Stoti sbury, Mo. REAL aUUi LOANS $100 to IM,000 made promptly. o, vVeaj, Wead hlJg, Uth ana Farnam. $00 to $3,000 on bonn e In Omaha. O'Keefe Real Estate Co.. 1IM1 N. Y. Lite. Doug, u.- MONEY TO LOAN Payne Invesment Co. FiVK PER CENT MONEY ' to loan on Omaha business Property. IhUllAti BiiENNAN. Room 1. New torn Lite lildg. WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co. SECOND MORTUAGB loans negotiated. Apply Rooms 4iJ-W First Nai 1 iiauk tola;. Bell 'Phone, Douglas tilt. WANTED City loans and warrants. W. Farnam bmltb t Co., 1M0 Farnam dt. PAYNE. BOSTWICK CO., N. Y. Lite Prlvala rrtdtlAV ftfl Ia tKlkHJ- Inw HI. $200.0UO on Improved propel ty. No delay. LOWEST RATES B7jila7 Sr d els Bldg. LOANS to home oivners, end home build ers, with privilege ot making partial, pay ments semi-annually. "No commission. W. H. THOMAS, t03 First National bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUiTEIiS FOK 5, and 7-room houses. If prices are right we can sell your property for you. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite 624 N. y Life Bldg. WANTED TO BUY WANTED Several carloads of fresh milk1 cows or springers. Dealers in stale, let us bear from you. Alauillo Sanitary Dairy! Co., 1SU Farnam 81 fKST price pari for id-hand furniture, stoves, clothing. V. RoseobiatL Tel. D. 0401. GROSS' Loan Office, buy and sell old cloiners. oOl N. Ill lb. B 2&1. BEST prloe paid tor second-hand furni ture, carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. BALTIMORE M-hand . store pays best price id-hand furniture, clothes, etc. D. 41''". 2DHAND shoes and ool tiles. D. 27tU HIGHEST prices for furniture, etc. Bell's Furniture More. U06 Dodgt.. Red &31. WANTED, grocer's scules, cash register, typewriter, :;l ow cases, etc. Must t.e bar gains and iierfect condition. Adtlre.-.s Y 1 1, cure llee. WANTED GiTuuCNS WANTLL) By young man, place to worn for board while attending Loyies college. loth phones. LADV vith several years' business train ing dcs,i. fosilluu rel.inx eitner in city or will travel. Al references. Addre v Mi. care Bee. KITI'ATION wanted by young man, as bookkeeper or clerk in store; moderate sal m. v; ca.i give best of references Ailijiv... Y PJ. hec. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS- Jane Ann Hood to Ja.ii.-s Nevul.-, s. M ft. of v. of lot . Itedlck's second addition $ i Oils i. ilallou and wile to Jane Ann liooo. s. ,!o ii. of ivij of U,t a,, I Reilick's second addition i Haiiiit,s & lieyden to Benjamin y. Church, lot 22. block 6, Cnliier IMace I aihiition no C.ioie f. HemU Rtal 1, state co.n- I pany to Grace S.n.tli. ..t In sup- . piemeiital sulxlu i.-i.in of Ellistone I'ark i'lace addition I.t4r HaiiH J. t'eterson and wife to Mdney M Sml'h and wife, lot 1, block 2. Her addition uiul Jennie M. Hultuian to Jennie E. Hull- man. lot 2. block 6. i'oppleton park addition ii Albert t'ramer and wife to John A. 1 Johnson and wife, lot 4, block 2, 1 Glencoe place addition 2.576 Maude W. Barton and husbitiid to I I.ulsa Cistue Hamilton, s. 21 ft. of li t . of lot 7. block 4. Summit Re. ! serve of Summit place addition 22.OJ0 Real Estate Title Trust company to Jonathan Edwards, s. A ft. of lot 1 and e. 60 ft. of s 4 ft of lot 1, block "S" Lowe's addition sj Bedford H. Thlebaud and wife to Min nie Tolstrup, lot 83 and 84 Drexel addition jio1 Ralstnii Townslte company to John I Kbnet. lot 12, block Sti 300' Columbian Investment company to Minnie McOahan, lot 7. b'.o'k 1. ' Cleveland place addilon Alford P. Kirtland to T. D. Cun ningham, w. J7V ft. of e. 37V ft. of i nS of lot 118 in Nelson's addition 1 Jonathan Fdnards to Fdlth K. Hod- ' der s. St It. of lot 1 snd s. 64 ft. of e. 60 ft. of lot I. block "8" Lowe's addition i vi Elisabeth Kountie Real Kstate com- j I any to Hattie Neese. lut 14, block 1. Kountie place addition 1060 1 nomas c. Klon and wire to Jose phine H. Weldenfeller. lots 7 to 12 In Wright plaoe addition Zelda Robinson to Bertha C. Piston, s. 50 ft. of w. 107.82 ft. of lot 106. Olse's addition 4 000 Edward J. Mortn to Rachel A. Ander son, lot 17. block 1. Tukey Height's addition 1 too Ida L. Segear to Ernest Poppen, lot 1, Mid city addition tiV) Total sai.Ortj 3 Test ffieirs 3 Has Omaha 3 "game" vehicle buyers? The vehicles mentioned below are offered at FAR LESS than cost to MAKE, for 3 days only. They're prime; new, and superbly made up. I'm just testing out the public are YOU game enough to buy ONE of 'em ? A biscuit maroon colored gear and black body, at J. JU f 9 IP I v 1 vv rV .VvCd CO I r i suitable for grocer or parcel delivery, at i I ' S I as r aft f a i leaf:-- A hand some and durable outfit for a dairyman, at rymrin)Bid ,18th and Harney Streets EsasmssKjHHasntsa! Mo.6 LEAVES OMAHA at 6:00 P. M. ARRIVES CHICAGO at 8:00 A. M. Two superbly equipped traiii3 at well appointed hours to suit the comfort and conveniences of the most discrimina ting traveler, and enabling the busy man to spend a full day in Chicago without extra loss of time. On your next trip to Chicago, see that your ticket reads via the MKLWAUKEE RAILWAY Three other trains to Chicago leave Union Station at 12:10 midnight, 3:55 a. m., anil 7:20 a. m., arriving Union Station, Chicago, at 12:45 noon, 4:30 p. m. and. 10:15 p. m. re spectively. ocueSV, TICKETSJ524 FARHAM ST. M Wkien t oar Head Acnes dou't take chances with your heart bv dosinrr "Jy with headache cures. f stomach or inactive liver. m v. Imfmtedu Vfr'f. vrf. will vr . will settle the stomach and make your liver act with out violence but effectively. It will remove the JPv : 3 v'"W cause "" cure headache. j2f- ohaefvr's Out-Frloe Drug Stores iotu ud xtoaglas Bts., 18th and ChloagO Its. konth Omaha Stores 8. W. Cor. 84th and St. M. W. Cor. 84th and si. GOVERNMENT NOTICES DEPOT OCA RTERM ASTKR'S OFFICE. OMAHA. Neb.. Spt. 22. l'.o9 Sealed pro posals, In triplicate, will be received until 10 a. m. Oct oner 22. 1 4. ann then opened in public, fur construction, electric wlrlns; and plumbing for quartermaster s stable at Oinalia depot. Blank forms, plans, speci fications and full infoi matlon obtained at this office The I'. S reserves the right to reject or ac ept all proposals or any part thereof. Knc-lojieM containing pro posals should be endorsed "Proposals fur Quartermaster's Stuble." and addressed to Captain John L- linies. Quartermaster. S22-23-24-2T) 019-30 r OR ALL THE NEWS THE OMAHA DEE BLST IN THE VfEST $125 Runabout tufted full leather "Auto" s-at; 1-Inch rubber cushion tires; arched long distance axles; easy rldlne very elastic springs; and c springs; and $69 Is finished with $145 Delivery Wagon Has fancy top; full paneled sides; double rear doors; m-lnch axles and wheels; rims riveted; brass trimmings; hand forglngs; green and yellow body; highly $175 Milk Wagon Has wood side panels; glass ends and front; slide side doors; hand forged braces on gear; body in orange and 'yellow; striping in real gold $108 LEAVES CHICAGO at 7:00 P. M. ARRIVES OMAHA at 7:05 A. M. - &.. - ST. PAUL It's caused by upset LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEAI.KD . . ..III V. .. - .... . . 1 , . uma icvnvtu w naa. fvrumoacn. Secretary. Shelby, Neb., up to October 11, Iisjh. at 7 p. m., for the erection of a brick school house, at Shelby. Neb., for school dis trict No. 22. Polk county, Neb., to be com pleted by July 1. 1D0, according to the plans and specif Icatione now on file at the First National bank of Shelby, and also with architect. John Ijitenser. Omaha. Neb. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids Chas. Krumbach. Secretary. Shelby, Neb. Table Water Dellrered to Tear lomi. rte-galloa bottles ftOo. Xslauaoaa Sous: Las M. CLRTISS AND WRIGHT MEET Aviatori Talk Shop in Shed of Latter at Governors Island. PLANS FOR BIO FLIGHTS Cartlas Will Cross the Lower Bay ) Circle ike ttatae el Llberf as First Kreat ot t ele hratloa. NKW YORK. Sept. K.-A Tight from Governor's Island across tha lower bay and around the statue of Liberty probably will be the first aviation event during the Hudson-Fulton celebration. Glenn H. Curtlas. winner of the first International aviation contest, announced today that he would at-, tempt to make this flight as soon as pos sible after he has assembled Ms machine. Wilbur Wright,-who has his machine al most In flying shape, met Curtlss today for the first time since tha latter returned from his Kuropean triumphs. The meeting, which took place In Wright's shed Oh Gov ernor's Island, waa cordial. No 111 feeling exists because of the suit which the Wright brothers have brought against the Herring Curtlss company for alleged Infringement of patents. Wright asked Curttaa If he had found the Information given him ty the Wrights before Curtlss sailed for France of any value to him. Mr. Curtlss said he had, and further pleasantries were exchanged. It was while Inspecting' the' grounds at Governor's Island with William ) Ham mer of the Hudson-Fulton aviation com mittee that Curtlas made known his plan to fly around tha statue of Liberty. "These grounds are great," he said. "They are a little rough for starting, but they are Ideal for landing." The machine which Wilbur Wright will use la of exactly , the same dimensions as that which his brother Orvtlle used at Fort Myer last year. In fact It Includes part of that ill-fated aeroplane ' which dashed to the earth, causing tha death of Lieutenant Selfridge of tha signal corps. It Is not as fast a machine aa the one which has been Sold by ' tha Dayton brothers to the signal corps, but it Is capable of carrying two men and of mak ing a speed of between thirty-eight and forty miles an hour. . Curtlss will make no flights fn a wind of more than five or six miles, but It Is likely that. Wright may . attempt flights In a higher wind If It Is from a favorable direc tion. Wright's contract with tha celebra tion committee requires a flight of one hour's duration, whtla Curtlss has tha op tion of making any flight which his judg ment dictates. ', SCHOOL TO TEACH BIRD VALUE Ifnsjrf Loss to Crops Mar Ttias Ba Raved People to Ba Shawa Proofs. NEW YORK, Sept .-To save the natu ral wealth of America by educating Its people regarding the value of wild bird life, as the only sura check to the Insect pests that sre rapidly devastating tha crops and woods of the country, Is tha object of a movement that waa set on foot In this city today. Headed by the Na tional Association of Audubon Societies, a campaign Is to be begun In every section of the continent which It Is Intended shall result In the establishment of a national university devoted to the conservation of American resources through the preserva tion of the pest-killing birds. Suitable en dowment for an educational Institution of such vital economic Importance is to be at once sought by officers of the association. To greatly extend the educational work that Is now being pushed with all tha funds at the command of the Audubon workers Is designed to be the main aim of the proponed national university. Skilled ornithologists are to be employed In In vestigating, compiling and analysing scien tific data showing the capacity of various species of wild birds (or destroying such pests as the Gypsy moth, the boll weevil and the brown tall moth, whose ravages have been proven to cost the country 11.000,- 000,000 In lts crop yield each . year. Men and women lecturers, trained at tha pro posed university, will be stationed in every section of the continent to--present to the people proofs of their enormous loss In agricultural wealth due solely" to lack of knowledge of the work done by the feath ered Insect-eaters, that nature intended to check crop plagues. On the children of the land, who will face this mot pressing problem when bird destruction has brought on 'an even more appalling spread of crop-killing Insects, the Audubon officials declare they must base their hopes for the spread of the gospel of conservation through the bird resources of the nation. Trained teachers are to be aeslKiied to conduct summer schools among the teachers of every region and through them to reach the great body of future American citizens. Tha preparation and extensive circulation of Illustrated, educa tional pamphlets on the economic uses of wild bird life Is designed to be one of the chief activities of tha new national Insti tution, as It is of tha National Association of Audubon Societies. t present. Text books treating of all the local wild birds will ba published "and Issued to every school. , "Nothing but the education of the Amer ican people on the value of. tha wild birds as crop and forest preservers can now avail to ward off the Impending agrlcul tural devastation of this land." said Wil liam Dutcher, president of the National Association of Audubon Societies, at its headquarters, 141 Broadway. "If lomi one or more persons of wealth desire to be stow upon their country the greatest pos sible benefaction, now and for all time, no better way could be devised than to endow such a national university on conserve i through bird life as we have projeoteaV W shall exert our best efforts to pro cure this extension "of the educational work that we have been pushing for years." , Dansjeroaa lirgrry In the abdominal region tar prevented by the use of Dr. King's New Life Pills, tha painless purifiers. 26c. Bold' by Beaton Drug Co. WATERWAYS COMMISSION INSPECTS FRENCH STREAMS Members Mr They Hm Aeqalred Mack Information of (laa o TbraS. , PARI 8. Sept. 22. The members of the American Waterways commission arrived today from Brussels and are planning to spend five of the nine days they will le maln in France In examining tha River Seine and other typical French waterways from the standpoint of navigation. Senator T. E. 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