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i: 4i,v REAL ESI ATE tITV PIIOPKRTY rOn BAI.B. tContinued.) WALKING DISTANCE W'e have Just platted Fliull's Third 1 1 ton on Poppleton Ave., between 2"th an. I 22A St. This addition la only TKN MINUTES WALK from the rourt house, new City National Lank. In fact, all the principal office buildings. We will only sell these lota to f'eatiable people. We want to make thla a "clone In" residence district. Flfteea lotn already sold. THREE NEW HOMES Msrted. mora to be built very soon. Think of how much you can aava In car fare by tuning one of then lota. If you can pay anh for the lot we will furnish all the ni'.iiwv to l-tilld the houee. Let lie tnke vou out to see them Prices. t " 7 6 to 900. Terms, $10 cash, 10 a inonin. HASTINGS A HETDF.N, 1 1 4 Harney St 24x132, $17,000 Farnam, near JOih, Improved. Harrison & Morton BEST HUME OFFERED for price, terms, location and real value. Oood 7-room house, modern except heat, newly painted and repaired; lot 50x10, south front; fruit and shade; concrete walks, large barn and other outbuilding: very pretty residence street, sightly loca tion, desirable surroundings. In bent part of Clifton Hill. Nonresident owner asks 12, 0. but nays sell at once, fan put In addi tional lot If desired. Easiest terms. $175 Cash, $30 IVr Month for good ll-room, modern house, suitable for residence, hoarding or rooming pur poses; lot aunio. level. Close in and a bargain at $:.2. RUSSELL & M'KITRICK CO., 432 Ilsmge Bldg. 15th and Harney. Have You $300? Yes All right, we will sell you on monthly payments, same as rent, a new 6-romn .otlSCS in th hurth ! r nf nllv urllh bath, toilet, wash basin, hot and cold ater, gas. good cellar, attic, comer lot, paved street, good neighborhood: Imme diate possession. Payne, Bostwick & Co. Bole Age 11 ta. Main Floor. N. Y. Life Bldg. GOOD INVESTMENT ON SOUTH SIDE fil.OHO for five new cottages, all modern except furnace, of 6 rooms each, facing east on paved street, at the northwest corner of Bancroft and 20ih streets. These cottages will rent for $1,176 per year jn a basis of $:t) for east front and SIM for south front. Lot lx 1U0 feet In size. Will consider taking good property as part payment. George & Co., Exclusive Agents. lfiOl Farnain St. Phone Doug. IIS. MODERN HOME WALKING DISTANCE Choke new. modem liu.ne on viiy easy terms 301)6 Dewey Ave. 7 larue to.. mi, ouk fitilxti, built for a home Mini lta every modern cun venletiio. Owner Ihfs in house. INVESTMENT. One of Die hem business corners in Omaha; S-stury brick building; earns good Income; sum to increase in value. Price $.0,000. Terms $10,ou0 cash; balance at low rate of Interest. NOWATA LAND 4V LOT CO.. Suite t.24 N. V. Life bid.. Wanted, 8-Room House Near Field Club Harrison & Morton MUST HE SOLD (-room Bungalow, all modern, hot water heat; rooma all nicely decorated; lotj 60x160 ft.; located on Military Ave., near Country club. Price only $J,h0. Part eash. P. O. NIELSEN & CO., 703 N. T. Life lildg. Both 'Phones. 8-ROOM MODERN HOUSE $2,450 $1,100 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY, (-room, all modern house, located at lull South 2Sth St. This house has nice large rooms and Is certainly a great bargain. Phone at once and we will show you the property. J3HIMER ft CHASB CO.. t hole Agenta. SOS Bo. 17th St. Both Phones. HANSCOM PARK HOME ( rooms, nearly new, all modern, with HOT WATER HKATINO, paving paid. Owner leaving city; will take Sft.600. TERMS. GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE. Ground Floor. N. Y. Ufa. A CHOICE, large lot In Bemle Park dis trict, high, sightly location, overlooking boulevard; paved street; taxea all paid; must be sold at ofkee. Bargain prioe, $700 1226 N. 4tu Bt. ' NEW cottage, containing t rooms, oue block from car, two blocks from school. $1. SW, $460 cash. $ per cent discount if aold quickly. If desired, will lease from buyer. L. 270. Baa. The Writer of This Story Was Awarded Seventh Prize A DOMESTIC KPISODK AND HOW IT WAS SOLVKD. By Kdna Hubbell. Aged IS Years, VM Iowa Avenue, York. Neb., Daughter ot B. 11 Hubbell; Freahman ot York High School. English Teacher, Mlsa Power. BY YOUNG man in private family. Any kind of work from kitchen to stable or aid. References. Farnam St. Tel. A . "John," ald Mrs. Bruce In a Complain ing voice, "you will Just have to get an other man to take care of the furnace while you are away. Samson never does a thing I tell him to." "What's the matter with him?" aked Mr. Bruce "He seems to be all right to.ls) ." "Oh. that's just because you are here. Anyway, we can't have him any more, for 1 dismissed him this niornlnu." She said thla with an air of lndepneMice "Never mind, dear, we will advertise In "The Daily ." and It will be no tiiae until we have another one." The advertisement appeared in the paper next morning, but no one came In answer to It. That morning Mr. Bruce got up at T o'clock (an unheard-of thing for him), and started, or tried to start, the furnace. When his wife awoke about I the house a still cold, but there were funny noises VU WILL NKVFH KNOW WHAT A CLKVER STORY YOU CAN WRITE UNTIL YOU TRY. REAL ESTATE CITY PHOPF.H I V FOR RALR. (Continue ) A Real Bargain J719 Fprneue St., a splendid 5-room house, with extra large room, rood plumbing. gas and electric light, comblratinn fixtures with light on porch; fine cellar with sins hot and cold water; outride cellarway; second floor unfinished; plenty of r 'om for three large bed room, all rionren. wnn Ko.wl stairway; some fruit, fine strsnb.' ry bed, permanent walks, nlre lot, with sodde.l lawn The property In well wor h $2.W We are offering It for $2 M. on easy terms. Immediate possession. Water rent paid u i til January 1. 1'JIO. fire Insurance on house. All goes with the property. Payne, Bostwick & Co Sole Agents. Main Floor. N. Y. Life. 66x95, Improved 20th, near Farnam 11,080. Harrison & Morton CAN YOU AFFORD TO PAY CAU FARE! You probably can, but what Is the use when you can buy a choice building lot In Shuli's .d addition, on Poppletoh Ave., 20th, .iu and Ui Sts. $10.00 Cash; $10.00 a Month. Prices $575 to $900 Each. Too near to take a car. only 10 minutes' vaik from new btiildinss now being built l.a. u lll ...... I'. i..i1Ai W. mem i.aae this a olose-ln choice residence district. ;o undesirable people hold to. e have ai res ly oiu over i,: ii worth or lots in tins audition, i new nouxes a.ready siartd; mure to be built soon luy now, ckse in, while ou have the chance. Dou'i iore. the terma-$IU cash and 110 a month. We v. Ill luhc you out any time. HASTINGS ft HEY" DEN, 1614 Harney St. 5 Acres, $1,500 Near olai and Center. Harrison & Morton WALKING DISTANCE- 12-room, all modern house, south front on paved street, ml specials pa.d. This is a bargain at $4,tt00. Small payment down. P. O. NIELSEN ic CO., 703 N. Y. Life Hidg. Both 'Phones. MAKE AN OFFEIl FOR J-room hoube and lot, i02 8. 30th Ave. VERY EASY PAYMENTS Want to sell badly. The time to buy Is when the owner wants to sell. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.. Suite 6J4, N. Y. Life Bldg., 'Phone Red 11IW9. Omaha. Neb. Beautiful Bungalow Brand new o-room bungalow, near h'th and Vinton Sts. Two nice bedrooms with hath between, fine plumbing, medicine cab inet, beautiful combination light fixtures, mission design, parlor and dining room, misxlon woodworK. large attic, good cellar, lenient sluewalks. larxe porch with elec .iic light, everything right up to date. A III sell on easy terms. Immediate pos -.esfcion. Payne, Bostwick & Co. . '.ole .vgenis, Main Floor. N. Y. Life Bldg. WEST FARNAM LOTS. 41st St., north of California. $800. Kurt, west of 40th, south front, $?0. Davenport, east of sTth, $W00. Northwest cor. 41st Ave. and Cass, $l,5oo. RSth Ave. and Cava, J2.5O0. O KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. 1001 N. Y". Life. Doug, or A-2161. 8-ROOM, all modern house, barn, cemen; walks, nice lot. Price only $3.1ii0; $600 dow n. Let us show you this. P. O. NIELSEN & CO., 703 N. Y. Life Bldg., Both 'Phones. Thoroughly Modern Home Fine location. One block Sherman Ave. tar'$3,700-ONLY $500 CASH Hals nee easy. $ rooms and reception hall. If you are looking fur a home you had better see this. NOWATA LAND LOT CO., Suite K4. N. Y. Life Bldg., 'Phone Red lk. Omaha. Neb. Full Lot, $1,150 Near Mr. Joslyn'a residence. Harrison & Morton North of Bemis Park New 6-room bungalow, with miasion fin ish, modern plumbing, good cellar, attic, south front, corner lot, two blocks from Harney car line, all ready to occupy. Y'ou can buy it on easy terms. Payne, Bostwick & Co. Sole Agenta, Main Floor, N. Y. Life Bldg. FOR quick returns, s? your real eatate for tale and exchange with me, no aale, no pay. W. W. Mitchell. Board of Trade Bldg.. Omaha Neb. FINE RESIDENCE SITE. 52x110 fset on Jbth Ave., just south of Dodge, for t4.2'0. HICKS R. E. CO., tit Board of Trade Bldg. in the furnace room. ! ! -o- ! ! Suddenly a quantity of smoke and cinders burst from the register. Mrs. Uruce arose quickly and shut it. Tin n she rang for her maid. "Is Mr. Bruce In the cellar?" she asked. "Yis. mum." "That Is all; you may go now." "Yes. mum." As Mia. Bruce crawled back into bed she chuckled, an inhuman chuckle. She was trying to Imagine Mr. Bruce doing the stable work and rubbing down the horses This went on for several weeks; but one day Mrs. Bruce could stand It no longer, so she went over to tell Mrs. Cook about it! Now Mrs. Cook took "The Omaha Dally Bee." so she promptly advised Mra. Bruce to. She (Mrs. Cook) said, 'They always seem to have advertlsedments about just the things you want." That night Mrs. Bruce told Mr. Bruce, and the next morning he bought a paper. The first thing that caught his eye was the'' above advertisement. He hurried to his office and 'phoned the young man. Everything was satisfaotory, and the young man began work that day. The furnace has never acted up; the horses have shone like satin, and from that day on th Bruc troubles wr a thing of the past. Moral; Always advertise In The Omaha Daily Bee. You get better results quicker. REAL ESTATE tITV PltiH'KHl V FOR lLR Sinnll Chicken umi Fruit Farm on 24th. hlrx-k from Fort St. " room. 2 storv V-in.; oity vster and (espool; gas, furnace, lame barn, blackberries. cherr tree, etc.; $S.M0. W. H. OATES, 617 N. Y. Life. "Phone Doug. 1J94. INVESTMENT Two St. Louis flats, built 1 year, monthly rental $102: corner lot. paving paid In full both street, flist clsss location; HIGHEST SNAP IN I OMAHA ; $:'.M. Could hsndla with $3 VO icssh. GI.OVER REALTY SYNDICATE, I Ground Floor. N. Y. Life. i 3517 Jackson St. Owner leaving city and desires to sell at once; has made very low price on his home, rooms with bath, gas, hot and cold water, mantel and grate, some fruit, paved street, excellent neighborhood. $2,600. Payne, Bostwick & Co. Sole Agents, Main Floor, N. Y. Life Bldg. A choice building lot, "Hillsdale." $100 cash. $1 a 'k. Prices $iu0 to $-V0, no in terest, no taxes, fee us. HAPTIXCS a IfEYDL'.N. 1C14 Harney St. BOfLEVARD HOl'SR, 43 N. 19th St. t ro-'ms. modern, only $2,500. Thomas Breii nan Room 1, New York Life lildg. SUMMIT ADDITION-Lots 2". and up. Get circular. The Byron Ked Co.. iU a Uih St. BUY. FROM OWNER, modern 8-room house, on car line; good location; would rent. 'Phone Harney 3477. CLOSE IN Cottage; 5 large rooma; bath, gas; splendid condition; best new plumb ing. Owner, ZJu7 Mason.' INVESTMENT- St. Louis flats, full lots, bet we. -n 'wo car lines; also cottage. Phone Harney 3s. REAL ESTATE FARM AND HA.M'k L.A.NU rOR 9AI.B Colorado. LAND SNAPS. 1M acrea fine level land 30 miles from Denver; coming under Irrigation; two miles from good railroad town where large can ning factories are located. Surrounding lands under Irrigation are held at $160 to $200 per acre. Truck farming carried on extensively. Price tSl.U) per acre; reason able terms. Se us about it. HASTINGS & IIEYDEX. 1G11 Harney. St. Land Agents Wanted For a special one-day sale of Irrigated land In the Rocky Ford district; large commission, all paid In cash on consumma tion of sales. Write at once for particulars of extraordinary offer. La Junta Land Co., La Junta, Colo. 160 ACRES. IS miles south of city, spring water for Irrigation; $L'0 per acre More Inv. Co., 204 Califotrla whig, Denver, Colo. lower. FOR SALE A fine $40 acre Iowa upland ranch and stock farm within seven mllea of two good railroad towns of 2.000 each. Extra goot buildings of all kinds. A large ten room house and barn, 60 ft. square, and ail other outbuildings of all kinds necessary for the care of a large number of cattle and hogs. About 22 acres in prairie bay, Xi acrea In alfalfa, about 160 acres In timo thy and clover, about 130 acres In cultiva tion and the balance In blue grans pas lure with living water. The farm has been well taken care of and la almoat entirely nee from cockle burrs. Price, $75.00 par acre. A smaller farm or an improved pleoe of property in Omaha, South Omaha or Council Bluffs will be taken in part pay ment. Terms very reasonable. Apply to GEO. G. CLARK, 18 Pearl Street. Tel. 174. FOR SALE A home place farm, con sisting ot 6u acres; well Improved; near Council Bluffs. Thla can be bought at a bargain. Address, tj-622 Wee. FOR SALE 1H0 acrea of well Improved land near Oakland, la.; fairly good build ings. This land is In the very best of tha corn belt. For further information addieas H. D. Deily fc Co.. Vt lsner, Neb. Mlssoart. FINE farms for sale In Henry county, Missouri. Write us, stating what you want T. L. Jones Si Co., Clinton, Mo. MISSOURI and eastern Kansas farms, in Vernon, Bates and adjoining counties, for sale and exchange. See our big corn. For particulars and pi Ices address K. B. Croft, Stale-burg, Mo. FOR SALE 120-acre valley farm, $30 per acre: well worth $50; will sell slock, Im plements; 16 acres of corn and 15 tons of hay with farm; timber land $10 per acre. James Strickland, the Oxark Land Man, Crocker, Mo. U. 8. GOVERNMENT LAND OPENING UNDER CARET ACT. Conrad- Valler project, Montana. 70 004 eras ot fine, grassy prairie under Irriga tion. Drawing O-tober 7. 108 Must re- I Ister tor drawing before October 7. Y'ou may regiaier Dy power or attorney. For in formation and bUnks write W. M. WAY MAN, Valier. Montana, or UM Security bank Bldg., Minneapolis. Mlna. Hekraaka. North Platte Irrigated Lands have every advantage over Irrigated lands In the far west. They are nearer the Mis souri river markets Omaha. St. Joe. Kan- Ua City, Sioux City and are also near Den ver. The saving in rrelght rales over (ha Colorsdo districts Is enough to pay a good interest on your money. An Investment and a home In The Scott's Bluff Country means that you are nut far from the old home and home folks It in. ans thai you are not a pioneer. There Is no frontier Una In that valley. There are school, churches, clubs, societies, lecture courses and ehautauQuas. The new seitier behind living as soon ss located. Give your boys a chance and the girls in opportunity by an investment that will pay a tool ievenu every year and will increase In value yes. double itself every two or five years. Land Value Is In Big Crops Look at the figures. I hey thow what tne land will produce under good cultiva.lon with an abundance of water. Why not o out and see them harvesting the big crop? We run another Excursion Tuesday, September 28 The trip will b. a revelation t,. ou. It will explain why we have Fold nearly $1 uOO.juu woilh ot land in a little over four mouths. It is a big record of land sales -the biggea; ever maJe in Nebraoaa. If ou want an explanation come sou to with us We leave the Burlington Muiiori at ill p. m. From Alliance we have a special tnfcine and complete train, which tal.es u to the headrfaies ol tne Tn-btaie canai. There you sec the fines, irci-saiion Mttcm in the west. It Is under iKis system we are a lllng land perfect tills, splend.d water supply, abundant and inexhaustible. Call on us, write, telephone or telegrapu ai once and we will ret-erve ou a place ou our nrxi excursion which will be a big one. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., Land Merchsnt and Colonisation Agents, N. V. L, Bldg. fhouea. Omaha, N.u. REAL ESTATE "ARM AWD RAMfH I.AUD rtlg .!. Lnntlaaed. TO INVESTORS. We can offer for sale 1.600 eyre, mostly fine valley land. In the Lawrence Fork Creek valley, southwest of Bridgeport. Neb . for $.;) an acre. This land Is cheap at $123 an acre, and will soon bring double the pi Ice we ask for It. HICKS REAL ESTATE CO.. Omaha. ! adapted for onrn and alfalfa; und-r good I state of cultivation; buildings on one qirar- Iter: located in the corn belt, near Wlsner, Neb. For price and terms address H. D. Deny 4t Co.. Wlsner. Neb. BARGAIN IN FARMS. Ten thousand acres alfalfa, winter wheat and corn land for sale In small a..d large farms. Jn Sherman, Buffalo and Cus-er counties, j. i. iampufii, i,nenneia, ieo OrrfOl, OREGON" LAND Fruit farms, all aiies; prices ranging from $10 to $2,000 per acre; good market; delightful climate; prosperous and energetic neighbors. Call on me for particulars. C. II. GERI3ER, (II Bee Bldg.. Omaha. aatb Dakota. HANDSOMELY improved farm of S20 actes. one-half mile of Gregory, S. D.. of fered on easy terms. Address the owner, W. B. Carloca. Uregory, a. D SOUTH DAKOTA LANDS $2.50 PER ACRE On Oct. 1st, 1909, anyone not having used bis hou,osteaa rigbt, may enter his choice of 1,600 quarter sections o( open land In TRIPP COUNTY. S. D , at 12.60 per acre. I have personally lnsprctM 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. Get ready NOW and be on the ground Sept. 30th. CHESTER SLAUGHTER, Care of Dallas State Bank Dallas, S. D. 320-ACRE Improved Lyman county farm at $15 per acre. Write Chas. U. Wilson, Mondamin, la. NILE VALLEY OF AMERICA Land Irrigated directly from the Rio Orande river ir the Gulf coast country of Texas. SUGA.R CANE NETS $200.00 PER ACRE Oranges, lemons, grape fruit, limes, dates, pomelos, figs, dewberries grow luxuriantly. Land sella at from $70 to $150 per acre. Take a trip and see for yourself. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.. Suite 624. N. Y. Life Bldg. BEST colonization offer, for quick action. About 7,000 acrea at $13.60; in the 40-Inch rain belt of eastern Texas; rich prairie land; near to county seat and good mar ket; lies fine for division; map and par ticulars. P. II. Brown, Wlnfleld. Kan. Wyosala.. PARTIES wishing to locate In any of the western states ahould first see the fine farming landa In the Ouiden Prairie dis trict of Laramie county. Wyoming $10 to $20 per acre. Write Allender ai Nelson. Carpenter. Wyo. s Miscellaneous. MISSOURI and eastern Kansas farms; see our big corn in Vernon, Bates and ad Joining countiea, for aale and exchange. For particulate and prices addreas F. B. CKOFT. Stotesbury, Mo. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ACHE PROPISHTY. IMPROVED ACRES FOR RENT (0 acres near Jetter brewery, all In giass, good 6-rooin v house, barn and other out buildings. Good location for stockman. Known as the Lamphier farm. See us re garding lease. George k Co., 1601 Farnam St. CLOSE IN One acre and new 6-room house, full basement, electric light, good well and barn, corner of 30th bt. and Fort Ave., on car line. Two and one-half acres and t-room house, 8 blocks from Benson car line. $12. 131RKETT & TEiiBENS, 123 Bee uiug. Phones: Doug. it, .a-1764. FARMS fur rent; 200 acres, M in alia.t; 250 acres, luu in alfalta; both good stoca or fluirv furniM: umiI imumuMl uolt,,. of city. Address C. L. Pitney, Omaha. REAL ESTATE LOANS $100 to $)u,000 uiade pi ompl. . p. u. WtaX Vv cad !.'. , ltu sua Faruam. $00 to Vi.Ouo on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe Real k-suxie Co.. luul N. V. Lata. Doug, vr MONET TO LOAN-l'ayns lnvesment Co. VlVif PtH CENT MONK X to loan on Omaha Jiua.nesa Property. ItaoMAa ttittuNNAJk. Kooiu 1, Nev lor a wile tildg. WAN TED City loans. Peters True Co. bb.CO.ND MoKTUAGE loans negotiated. Apply Koi.oia 417-18 friist Nail oaujt ijiua. urn 'Pnuue, Douglas Uli. WANTED City loans and warrants. W. Fsruaiu biiuln it Co., ljAi Farnatu a. PAYS;. BOSTWICK CO.. N. Y. Lite I'nvaie ii,. lie, tsiuo to tu.uuu, low rale. GARVIN BHOto.. ilS N. t. Llfa $60 w $2uu,uuw ou Improved piopsity. No delay. LOWEST KATES Bemle. Braudeis Bldg LOANS to home owners and home build ers, witn privilege of making partial pay ments seiiu-aiuiually. No cumnuioii. V. H. THOMAS, 603 First National bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS FOR 6, t and 7-room home. If prices are right c i a n sell our prupeiiy for you. NOWATA LAND AN li LOT CO.. Hulte 624 N Y Lite bldg WANTED TO BUY WA.NTtD-8 velHl carloads of fresh milk tows or ip. uifceis. Dealei in state, lei us bear fnm you. Aiau,uo eatuiary Dairy t o . 1m2 Farnam St. bKS'i' price pakt foi H haj.d furniture, stove, clo mug U. Kose.ib.a'l. IY. D. $H1. BASK burner Move, give size, name, price Ina. B-2.v. 3aiB Frauklin, W. a! i'.raufoid. GlioSS lx.an Office, boy and sell old cloihers. 0l N. isth. B LILL BEST price paid for aecond-hand furnl i nc. iipei. tloiht end shoos- Tel. Doug. kv?l. BALTIMORE M hand store pays best price id -hand furniture, elothes. etc O. 4A. HIGH F.ST prices for furniture, etc. Bell's fc'urniiure iiurt. lies Dod4t Red tCl WANTED-TO BUY ID1IAXD ahoee and colthea. D. T7S. WANTED TO RENT WANTF1 iioatd and room for two ad ul m. Private family preferred. Address M 618 Hee. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Hy young man, place to work for board w hue attending Loyles oollega Both phones. LADY with several years' business train ing desires position selling either in city or will travel. Al references. Address W Mi;, tare lies. WANTED Janitor or other wiwk, for 2 or 3 hours mornings or evenings by a Japanese. Address N-619 Bee. SITUATION wanted by young man, as bookkeeper or clerk In store; moderate sal ary; ran give best ot reference. Addreas Y M. Bee BY an all around creamery man; good references. Address 6-42 Bee. WORK In the creamery line. Experienced. Address O-6J0 Bee REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS H. W. Allwlne to Kmma Jones, lot Is. block IS. Omaha View $ II. H. i'utmaii and wile to .1. J. Bart lett, lot 15, block 123, Dundee place.. John T. Bartlett to H. H. 1'utman, lot 16, block Pti, Dundee place G. A. Lindquist and wire to K. 11. Olson, lot 6, block 16, Hose Hill Samuel hiinoUHon to Charles Krlck son, lots 14, Lb and 16, block 1, Mon mouth 1'ark Alice Chambers to U" 11 la id Chambers, half interest w3s ft. ot lot i, block 8, A. a. Patrick's add D. . Sno.es Co. et al. to jiobert Schinki, lot 7. Wholes' sub A. W. Walkup and wife to J. 8. Dunn, undW lot t, block 13, Florence Juiia lie tiers to A. Yv. valkup, same and other lo;s National Fidelity and Ca.iuality Co. to W 6.500 800 COO 1 7l0 200 200 1 1 200 25 200 2.300 t j. s. Dunn, lot b, biock n, Florence William Haffke et al. to same, same.. Delia Lyons and husband to same, same J. M. Browne and wife to M. H. Hoke, lots 1, 2 and 1, block 2, Cottage place A. G. Klllck and wife to J. S. Dunn, quarter Interest lot t, biock 13, Flor ence C'nanes Glllen and wife to It. II. Landeryou, e42 fi. of lota ( and 7. block 24, Boyd's add Max Slosburgo Annie Cornbleth, half inierem in sou ft. of loi 4, block 2iu-a, Omaha Total $Ki,7!il GOVERNMENT NOTICES HAY 8HKD WAR DEPARTMENT, OF flce of the Cousiruoitng yuartermaster, Fort Crook. Nebraska, September 24, luv. Sealed proposals In triplicate will bo re ceived at this oifice until 11 a. m., Octo ber 14, won, and then publicly opened, for the construction of one hay shed at Fort Crook, Nebraska. Certified check or surety company's guarantee for 10 per cent of bid must accompany each proposal. Proposals must be made on the forms to be ob tained at this office. Plans and specifica tions may be seen by intending bidders at the office of the Chief Viuarlermaaier, De partment of the Missouri, Omaha, Ne braska; Builuera' Exchange, St. Paul, Min nesota, and at this office. Necessary blank forms and full Information furnished upon application here. The United Slates re serves the right to reject any or all bids. Envelopes containing proposals must be in dorsed, "Proposals for Hay Shed, Fort Crook, Nebraska," and addrexsed to Captain Joseph F. Gohn, Constructing Quarter master. S. 24-2&-27-28-0. 12-U DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. OMAHA, Neb., Sept. U. 1908. Sealed pro posals, in triplicate, will be received until 10 a. m. October 22, tM.H, and then opened in public, for construction, electric wiring and, plumbing for quartermaster's stable at Omaha depot. Blank forms, plans, speci fications and full Information obtained at this office. The V. S. reserves the right to reject or accept all proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes containing pro posals should be endorsed "Proposals for Quartermaster's Stable," and addressed to Captain John L. Hlnea, Quartermaster. 822-23-14-2S Olt-20 FORT LOGAN. COLO., SEPTEMBER 1ST. 190. Sealed proposals In triplicate will be received until a. m.. October 1st, 1809, and then publicly opened for the construc tion of an isolation hospital here. Blank forms for bidders, plana and specifications, may be had on application. United States reserves right to accept or reject any or all proposals or any part thereof. En velopes containing proposala ahould be marked "Proposals for construction of Isolation hospital" and addressed to the Constructing Quartermaster. 84-5-8-11-18-Is-22-2S FORT LOOAN. COLORADO, SEPTKM ber 1, 1900. Sealed proposala In triplicate will be received until t a. m., October 1st, 1909, and then publicly opened for the con struction of a third story on tha kitchen addition to the Post Hospital here. Blank forms for bidders, plana and specifications may be had on application. United States reserves right to accept or rejtict any or all proposals or any part thereof. En velopes containing proposals should be marked "Proposals for Third Story Addi tion to Hospital" and addressed to the Constructing Quartermaster. S4-0-8-U-1S-19-22-25M RAILWAY TIME CARD tMOJI STATION JUTU MA SUN Lb low Paelflo Leave. Arrive. Overland Limited a 7:30 an) all:69 pm China and Japan Mail.. 4.00 pm a 1:30 am Oregon At Washington Limited al2;01 am a 1:45 am Los Angeles Limited. ..all .66 pm a 8:60 pm Portland Special a 12 66 pm a 6:46 pm Colorado Special a 1:46 am a 1:46 am North Platte Local a 16 am a 4:46 pm Colorado Express a 3:64 pm a 6:00 pm Grand Island Local a 6:29 pm al0:30 am Lincoln heatrice Local. bli 40 pm b l:M pm alparalso k Central City blJ.40 pm b 1:20 pm Mlssoarl Pacific K C. end St. L. Ex a 9:00 am a T:M m K C. and St. L. Ex. (lv. Sat. 12 p. in all:16 pm a 1:60 pm tbiisgu, Kock Island b I'aolfle . EAST. Rocky Mountain L I'd. .al2:40 am a 10 30 pm Iowa Local a 4:40 am a 4:24 pm Ihe Mountaineer a ':42 ant a t.ao am Lcs Mo.nes Local., a 4:00 pm al2.au p;n ioa i-ocai Llu.i. am b t.ji pm cuicajo-iastein Ex.... a 4:40 pm a 1:10 pru Chicao-NeUaaka Ltd. .a v.Os pu e $.Ua aui Wl'.Si-. The Mountaineer al0:40 pm a 7:35 am cuicao-Nebrajiaa i.td. for Lincolu a :w ain a 6:47 pm Colo, and cai. Ex nlJupu, a 4:.x) pm Ok1. and Texas Ex... a 4:40 pm a 1. 00 pm Uocky Mountain L t o. .ail. 12 pin ai2.2o am VI iiliaib- lit. Louis Ex a 4:20 pm a l:2i am oi L.ouis Local (from Council Bli.it.... a 6.00 am ali i pra Staiiuerry Local (from Council Uiulisi ti 6:i0 pm bl0:16 am Chicago sv Nortk vrestera Leave. Arrive. Colorado-Chicago a 4:uu am a 1 30 am Chicago DuyllKiil Hpl. .a 7:u0 am all 3o am Omalia-Clncago Locai.. .aU.inpm ail:& pm coioi acio-Ciucatfo a a.At pm a 2.2s pm Oiiiaha-c'liicaiio Spl....a fc.itt pm a 7:uu am PaiKic Cobi-Chuago. .a pin a 3:2s pm uoj Angeies-l'oi Hand Llinlled a :10pm al2:0upin Overluud Li nn lea al2:16 ain a i.Oj am Carroil Docal a 4:1& am a 9.66 pin t asl ivtal Cedar Itapids-Oniana a i.'ij pin NORTH W EST EK.V LIN E- NORTH. Twin s 'ii undDakoia Dayitgnt a V.4d am alO.30 pm M on., .-ia ami liakota.a i M pm Twin City Limited a 9 wuy.n 7.10 am a.oua ii. Lo..: a i:4 pin a 3.l pin Akuld-JtUUt city- Oin.r.a a 9 10 am Miiu.caoia-Sioux City- oinaha all 00 am NORTH WESTERN LINE WEST. Norfolk-oi.itei a i ao am am 30 pm Lin. oln-Long 1'iue a 7:.4 am all.ouam N orloik-souili l iatt' . .b 2 la pm b i ju p.n Ha!tii,g-Supcrior b I 1j pm b 6.2U pin Deadwooi-iiut Springs.. a 2.66 pin a b.M pin (jilr jumr a 3 66 pm all 04 am 1 1 eriioi.t-Albion .-. b 6.30 pm b 1:36 pm Chicago Ores! Westers Chicago Limited a 8:16 am a 8: pm Twin City Limited ... a I 15 am a $ 30 pm Chicago Expreaa a I 34 pm Clarion Loi al a 6 00 pm Ttu City EKprea ....a 1.00 am a t si am RAILWAY TIME CARD "T",D (sleats, Milwaukee Overland Limited t'olorado Special Chicago-Omaha Special Colo.-Callfornla Li Perry-Omaha Local Illinois tesitrmt . St. PaaJ . alJ-ls am a 4 00 ain a III am a f 00 pm b 6:16 pin a 7;OT, am a 1 .i am a C .v am a S .'i pm bll Oj pm Chloago Expresa , Chicago Limited Ml'n.-Si. Taul Exp Minn. -ft Paut Ltd Omaha-Ft. lodge I.oe a 715 am a I S pm a f :00pm a 7.1 am .b 71. m .a (;u pin a 7 16 am b 4:i( pm bll M am BlBLIJiGTOJI STA. 10TH A Barllagtea . Leave. Denver and California. .a 4. in pm Puget Sound Ex a 4 10 pm Black Hills a 4 10 pm Northwest Ex si 160 pm Nebraska points a 6 am Lincoln Fast Mall b 1:20 pm Nebraska F.x a :li am Lincoln Local Lincoln Local a 7:26 pm Schuyler-Plattsmouth ..b $ OR pm Flattsmouth-lowa a :ls am Beilevue-Piattsmouth ..all:) pm Colorado Limited .......all 60 pm Chicago Lllmted a 1 20 am Chicago Fx a 4. JO pm Chicago Flyer a 8 30 pm Iowa Local .i 9,li am St. Louis Ex a 4:40 pm Kansas City and St. Jo.al0:46 pm Kansas City and St. Jo a 9.16 am Kansas City and St. Jo.a 4.40 pm Arrive. 8 45 pm a b 10 pm a 8:10 pm a 7:10 am a 6:10 pin aU.16 pin a t:10 pm b 9 OS am a 7 60 pm blO 20 am a 8 60 am a 2-40 pin a 7:10 am all K pm a 3:66 pm a 8:00 am ail :) am all. 30 am a C 46 am a 4.10 pm WEBSTER ITAe 16TH A WEBSTEli Chlnaa-o, St. Paal, Mlaaeapelts A Omaha Leave. Arrive. Floux City Express b 1 oo pm bll v. am Omaha local c I 90 pm Sioux City Passenger b 9 JO pm Twin City Passenger. .. .b $ 90 am Sioux City Local o 6:3k am Emerson Local b 1:66 pm U ..10 am Mlssoart Paelflo Auburn Local o 1:60 pm bU:30 am a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, e Sun day only d Daily except Saturday. Luiiaha-Carror. L.ocal...a 8:46 pm a 9:34 am KING PROHIBITS LIQUOR AND THUS PREVENTS RIOTS This, Sara Rev. Adolph Holt, Is Why the Swedish Strike Had No Violence. "Tha great Swedish worklngmtn's strike, which was lost, as, of course, everybody knows, was remarkable for the absence of violence," said Rev. Adolph Hult. pastor of the Immanuel Lutheran church, who has Just returned from a European tour. "This was attributed to the fact that as soon as It became apparent the strike was to come the king Issued an order against the sale of liquors. In Europe, unlike some portions of tha United States, they enforce the laws. It was decidedly a dry strike. I was in Sweden when it was at Its height." Mr. Hult, accompanied by Mrs. Hult. de parted on their trip abroad on May 9. They visited points of historical Interest In all of the principal European countries, mak ing a circuit south to Italy from Lom'on. "We found Rome of perhaps the greatest interest," said Mr. Hult. "Home Is a won derfully modern city, despite all the his tory and tradition that clings about It. It presents a peculiar combination." Mr. and Mrs. Hult were met at ths depot on their arrival by a party of the officers of ths Immanuel church. Mr. Hult will oc cupy ths pulpit again on Sunday. OMAHA HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Deaatlag; Societies and Foot Ball Get sua Early Start, mud Register la leaned. Tha boys' debating societies of tha High school met Friday for the first time. In ths Demosthenlan society, Mr. Dennlson ot the Young Men's Christian association Bpoks to the boys on the value of debat ing. Fred Fernald and Robert McCague gave a mandolin duet, and the officers of the society each made a short talk. A regular program was given in the Web ster society, aa follows: Violin solo, Joe Woolery; current events, Maurice Shelllng ton; debate, affirmative, Dean Davidson and Will Ross, negative, Harold Moon and Robert Strehlow; talk, Prof. E. U. Graff; original story, W lnfred Harms; debate! Harold Graham and James Van Avery. Prof. Woolery and Mr. Orchard organ ised a new aoolety today. The members are enthusiastic and will begin work im mediately. Alfred Kennedy, a member of the senior class, has been appointed manager of the foot ball team. He will have charira nf all arrangements for the games and will accompany the team to make the neces sary arrangements on Its trios to orher cities. The high school boys and the Crelghton college team will meet in a practice scrim mage game on the grounds today. A subscription was taken at the high school for athletics. All the money Is not In, but about $160 Is thought to have been collected. Ths first copy of the High School Reg ister, the school paper, came out Friday. ' DAY OF ATONEMENT OBSERVED Jewish People Are Keeping; the Past Known as Yom K Ippnr. The Day of Attonement of ths Jewish people, known as Yom Kippur, began at sundown Friday evening and lasts until sundown Saturday. Services were held at Temple Israel Friday night and continue all day today until sundown. The regular rit ual for this tenth day of the Jewish year, which Is set apart as a fast day, will be read at the temple for all the servloes, and Rabbi Cohn will preach, in all, three ser mons. Friday night he spoke upon the theme. "Forgiveness and Love," Saturday morning the subject "Social Service," and Saturday afternoon, "Roses of Remem brance." The ten days following the Jewish new year are called days of repenter.ee. Yom Kippur la a fast, and for twenty-four hours the members of the church eat and drink nothing. The morning services begin at 9 at Temple Israel, and at ii in the orthodox synagogues. After the morning sermon pas sages from the Bible are read by members ot the congregation. The afternoon is de voted partly to memorial exercises, and RaLbl Conn's sermon will be upon a me morial theme. FIND PASSES IN MAIL BOX Brown's In Town and Probably Had His Peekets Picked While at Visitor Here. J. ti. Brown, ticket agent for some road at Salt Lake City, was In Omaha, accom panied by his wife. Mr. Brown Is a rai road man. as Is shown by a bunch of rail road passes now in the po.-..iKion of Post- I master Thorns, bearing Mr. Brown's name. These passes were found with Mr. Brown's wallet in a mailbox at Fourt.-enth and Dodge streets by a letter carrier. It ia hardly probable Mr. Brown would have undertaken to mall the passes unaddressed to himself, or that he would have de posited them In a mailbox, so the pre sumption is Mr. Brown had his pockets picked and the thief, finding no practical use for the passes In the passless state of Nebraska, passed them over to the post office department. AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Commercial Club Endorse Street Cat Extension to West L Street. RECORD PRICE FOR RANGE BE EI J. K.d. Harriett ( Montana Toys tat Market nlth a Load ot Here fords Darton Farm Tops the Hog 1.1st. The South Omaha Commercial clubniel yesterday afternoon. The meeting ws pre ceded by a luncheon at Backke's restau rant. The members had their pictures taken before the public library building, where the business se.-sion wss held. The principal dlsciifNlon was the street car ex tension to West L street. It was ascer tained that most of the members were In favor of the movement to open up this section of the city. It was thought the proposition to come through tha stock yards was better, if anything, than to come across L street. It was thought better to have the line even If the people might on occasion rldo through the business section to Omaha. Any loss by this circumstance would be repaid by the better feeling on the part of the rostdenta 0? the West Side, it was suggested that this route might eas ily be made the shortest one to ths Union station by Joining with the Tenth street lines on the boulevard, or perhaps at Cas tellar, after passing over ths Benson line to those points. Bis; Price for Range Beef, J. Ed Burdett of Midland, Mont., topped the range beef market yesterday with a fine load of choice Hereford cattle direct from the ranges. These cattle were bred and fattened In the Long Pine district ot Montana and looked as fine and dressy as the best corn-fed rattle. Mr. Burdett s cattle brought $6.40. which is a record price for range beef. The year's record for hogs was touched again yesterday by Warren Davis, man ager of the famous Barton farm near Gil more. He brought in seventy-seven head, which sold at $1 30. He said ths hogs were less than 9 months old. They were Berk shires. He will bring in another load within a few days Just aa good. Hillsdale. Don't miss this opportunity of securing a lot that Is sura to increase in value. Bounded on the north by P street, on ths west by 44th street, on ths south by "1" street, snd on the east by 41st street. 126 choice lots from which to make a se lection. All on grsde and fronting on 60 foot graded streets with 16 foot alleys In the rear. The city has purchased a Park Site In the very center of thla addition. They have already commenced the development ot the same. Tha School District has purchased a block of ground in this addition, upon which they are making preparations to build an 8 roomed brick school building. West L street is now being paved. There seems to be no question, but what the Omaha ec Council Bluffs Street Railway will extend their lines west on L street im mediately. Thla property goes on sale Saturday morn ing, September 25. Remember the day one price to all. Coma out and look over this property. We know you will bs a buyer. Our prices are low. ranging from $176 to $326 for the best corners. None higher. Our terms are most liberal, f 10 cash makes the first payment balance In pay ments of $5.00 per month. HOW TO REACH HILLSDALE On so count of repairs now being made to ths L street viaduct, the same Is closed to travel. Cse ths O street viaduct, passing through the Stuck Yards, and west on L street, or go west on P street to ths addi tion. See big signs at 42d and L streets, also on iZi and F streets. NEW HOMES We are building houses here to be sold on easy payment plan. Work has been started on three. Ws will build as many aa the market demands. Let us save you the worry of building. $2n0 makes the first payment on these fine homes, and the balance, $16 per month. For further particulars, see J. H. KO P1ETZ, opposite South Omaha Postoftlce, or W. Farnain Smith at Co. H. M. Christie, manager of the Ileal Estate department. Tel. South 247. alagjle Cltjr Gossip. Cyrus W. Wright lias bten entertaining his mother and sister. Mrs. T. U. Rice has returned from an ex tended trip to Michigan. Rev. George Van Winkle has returned from a trip to Grand Island. Teachers See the great Una of shoe spe cialties we show this tall. Cressey. Jetter'a Oold Tcp Beer delivered to any part of the city. Telephone No. s. Z. B. L'dall has returned from his short vacation trip to ths southern part ot the state. Jubt In Ladles new bronxe and all crava netts button shoes. See them. Cresaey. Roy Cat her wood and Leta O. Perley were married Wednesday evening by Rev. Dr. R. L. Wheeler. The South Omaha Country club will hold an Important meeting at the South Omaha library building this evening. James Tompach was arrested yesterday for disturbing l ulled Ststes malls. He was said to be tampering with letter boxes. Hoys Don't buy your shoes until you see ours, from $160 to 2'M pair. Greatest values ever shown here. Lressey. The Baptist young people will hold a business meeting and social at the home of Miss Bertha Meth. Twenty-first and J streets. Friday evening. Money carried on the person la not safe. Money loaned without proper security Is not safe. Money risked In speculation Is not safe. Money deposited In the savings department of the Live Stock National bank in South Omaha Is not only abso lutely safe, but will pay you 4 per cent aa nual Interest. Take Warning;. Don't let stomach, liver nor kSif trouble down you, v when you can quickly down them with Electric Bitters. 60c. Sold by Hi aton Drug Co. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. W. S. Johnson of Beatrice, J. Parrell of Hyannls, W. C. Thompson, Geoigs Thompson and A. Varley of Alliance are at the Murray. R. T. Peckham of the Torfc Motor Car companv, manufacturers of the Pullman automobile, has been here several days and may establish an Omaha agency for the Pullman. J. W. Oliver of Randolph. J. D. MeClaln of Colorado Spilns. J. G. Cloke of Dodge J. A. Graves or Walthlll, R. F, Tate of Fremont and J. A. Rankin of Greeley, Colo., are at the Merchants. William Hornbeck of Washington, D. C ' M. L. Todd of Kansas City; W. W. Barge, lraac Dillon of North Platte, Miss E. Mur phy, Mrs. O. M. Murphy of Crete and J. W. Daley of Wayne are at the Merchants. J. L. Haiiey of Kansas City, L. V. Ash baugh of H. Paul, A. T. Kirk of Kansas City. J. W. Bekir of Sioux Falls. Eibeit NHf of Casper. W. A Whitney and Wil liam Jeifriis of Ogden are at the Henshaw. W. T. Benhrook of Meeteetse, H, p. Hyatt. Charles Oliver of Ansley. Mr. and Mrs C. VA. Owen of Spriugfi.-ld, Mra. H (' Bradley of Fort Collins, Mrs E. Mai llnex of Lisbon, N D., and J. R. HiUh cock and family of LI moil, Colo., ais al ths Merchants. F. C. Lett of of I.aramle, E. C. Clause of Cheyenne. J. C. Ferguson. J. H. Putnam of Denver. C L. Holmes of Lincoln, J. A Grsy of Sutton, Mr. and Mrs T. M Fiause of West Point, F. H. Sinl'h, D. K S'iIIi van of Evanston. Wyo , O F Mariand R. Heard of Oxdn V. K Mii'aitv uf Rawlins and E. ti. C lark of Y ork ai s St the Paxton.