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OFFERED FOR RENT
Firalkr4 Knas CoatiaaadU
room for rent 2542 Chicago, Tel
Douglas $277.
NICELY furnished front room; close-In-
11111.) fnw nn nr tain .
v? .mdi.it; -...-n. ....
Vj iVO room. modern, private rmit
klklng distance; gentlemen preferred!
nowra pi. i'none Harney 4v$o.
:W!SHKD room. 2828
Webster 8t
'tammy su.
TLY modern roomn, hot and cold
lectrlc light. Mre. Seroy, jj
t til 8t. 'Phone Doualas 71(i7.
f 1 Tr'T '"-n'hl room In a nice,
Ji lrn flat. In walking dlatanra and
II iV.J" lr; Pr'vate ramlly. tall
flh 27th St. 'Phone Harney 7.
Parta.eata Flats.
nJ v, . -room Tata, -cargo Bldg.
$1H N. Mth St.. South Omaha. Tilall. 43J
Rama Bid,. Both 'chonea.
NEW, room and reception hall; all
modern flat; block from car. 1121 Case Bt.
Inquire next door.
CLOSE IN APARTMENTS.
4 and (-room a pari men m at 6.15-37 S. 31st
Bt.; new open plumbing and electric light:
only $16; small family only.
PAYNE, HOKTWICK A CO.. .
Sole Agents, Main Floor, N. Y. Life.
CORNISH APART MKNT8.
J Just finished 8. K. ( or. 10th and William,
f Each apartment contains four or five rooma
" and bath, with private pnrchee; both fur
nished and unfurnished; 10 to $100 a month;
barn for automobiles. Agent at apartments
VERY handsome modern new J-room St
Louis brick flat, second floor, 321 Park
Ave., $27.60. . Tel. Red 6148. .
Hoasekeealaar Roams.
THRF.B furnished housekeeping rooms,
all modern, new and clean, gas ranee. 2ui)
N. Utb 81
FOR RENT Rooms, furnished or un
furnished for light housekeeping. 17U N.
FOR RENT Rooms, furnished pr un
furnished for light housekeeping. 1711 N.
,J 4th.
MODERN
furnished front parlor, 602
South 22d.
CLOSE-IN. extra large furnished rooms,
newly papered and painted; cook on gas:
separate quarter meter . fop eaub room.'
116 Cuming.
kep.n"8u,V22dh'n VriyUe"f r
TOUR unfurnished. Inquire 104$ 8. $oth.
THREE
strictly modern unfurnished
rooms foi
hi housekeeping. 4758 N. Mth
Bt.
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HEATED housekeeping rooms; close In.
1010 Davenport street.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms.
Omaha Pillow Co., 18u9 Cuming St.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. HOS
Cuming.
THREE large room and one small room.
1028 South 23d.
WELL-FURNISHED rooms for light
housekeeping. $67 8. 2Mb Ave.
t MODERN furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; private family. 63$ 8. 24th
Ave. Tel. Douglas 4364.
Va.fa.ra.laB.ed Room.
FOUR nloe unfurnished' rooms for rent,
j 1560 North 17th. I
TWO or three unfurnished rooma for
light housekeeping; modern, Kit 8. 19th Bt.
1MB WEBSTER One unfurnished room,
n ground floor.
TWO unfurnished rooms, $$, 2230 Leaven
worth. ...-.
TWO modern rooms. IBIS Webster.
FOUR rooms, modern, unfurnished. 2121
Clark St.
THREE rooms, first floor, 102$ B. Z$d fit.
Phone D. 4038.
I ROOMJS for housekeeping. $11.00; "
rooms, 8.00. Call 261$ Davenport, or Tel.
Douglas 86.
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FOR RENT Three nicely fusnlshed
rooms for the winter. References required.
$324 Fowler, Web. 1637.
FOUR unfurnished rooms and two fur
nished rooms. 2707 Dodge.
Farn.tab.e4I Hornsea.
8-ROOM house nicely furnished for
rent Cheap. Tel. Harney 115$.
Hoases aad Cottagre.
HOUSES, flats. Oarvln Bros., t N. T.l
CLOSE In, two commodious, all modern
houses, new sidewalks, floors, stable; spe
cial arrangement to steady tenants. Apply
611 Brown Bile
MODERN sis-room brick. Telephone Har
ney 12.
First Prize Story
How a Want Ad Helped Prineo
By Bertha McEvoy, Missouri Valley, la.
Route $. Father, E. P. McEvoy. Ulghth
Ocade. Teacher, Miss Divelbess.
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LIBERAL reward for small black pony
colt; atar In forehead; web halter. Phone
Webster -
My nam la Prince. J am a. bay horse.
I weigh about 900 pounds. I am gentle. I
have good cause to be gentle, because I
have the best mistress In the world. She is
kind and good te me, . bhe gives me apples
Mid sometimes sugar. I think sugar Is
gtbout the best thing In the world. Borne
times she rides horseback, but she Is so
tight I don't feel her weight; then some
times she drives me to the buggy. I am
Second Prize Story.
The Good Ijiuck that Was
Brought by a Bee "Want Ad.
Agnes Ltinaberg, $43 I Street, Fremont.
Neb. Father, O. E. Luhdberg. Grade
7th B., Central School; Teacher, Miss
Haas. Aged, 11 Years.
FOR 8 ALE Restaurant and bakery in
nun t. v.., ..... vt.-w. 1. .1 1 . . 1 v. . .
........ . v.b. 111 Ll Ulllllg UtN UVIOI-
rtetti; price from $l,su0 to $2.u00; reason. 111
, 1 ''ill ,oui 1 f;,ww, imivii, 1 1
health: f 1 n I v ,.,), n ....(, .......I. )-.. 4
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Mr. and Mrs. Erlo Lomond and children
occupied their eautifu home In the north-
rn part of 8an Francisco. They were very
wealtky. owning a large portion of the
buildings In San Francisco.
One day when they were visiting rela
tives In New York, a terrible earthquake
, broke out la therm home city. On hearing
of this . Mr. Lomond at once started for
) borne, but only to find that his property
was destroyed. His beautiful home was
biurned to the ground. With the little
-a, ni.r and belongings the family had they
mude their way to a city in Nebraska, and
. here, after four months Mr. Lomond es
' tablished a restaurant, and later a bakery.
He kept (his business up for over two
years, but at tke ea4 Mt this time his
Wealth began to fall aud at last be could
OFFERED FOR RENT
llea.es aa$ lottaaee rsstlaael.
OMAHA Van A Storage era., pack, move,
'ore. H H go.j.As; storehouse. 1 LAV 14 K.
Uth; office aot So. 17th au Tel. Doug. 1568.
HOU8EH. Insurance. Rlratwalt. Barker Blk,
ROOMS, modern except heat. 1$ N.
Eith. $22 and wafer rent.
CHRIS ROTER,
$2d and Cuming St.
7 ROOMS, modern. In (rood repair; onlr
a. km r. sotn Ave.; now vacant. F. C
Beet. 1008 N. Y. Life.
HOUSES Peters Trust Co.. N. Y. L. Wig
G rooms, G01 So. 18th St.
Phone Harney 4G0G.
VACANT Nov. 1. Elegant three-story
brick residence. 511 S. 24th St. Twelve
large palatial rooms. Numerous smaller
rooms. Elegantly furnished and decorated
throughout. Every convenience. Swellest
place In town. Only high-grade people
"V "'". oo, ax meville Big.
Phone Ked 5170.
FOR RENT I-room mr,rf.- kn.... .-.n
o. ztin Ave. lei. Ked 2177.
NEAT 4-room flat, pleasant, convenient,
rent reaaonable. 3004 8. 17th Bt.
FOUR-ROOM modern aptrtment, second
floor, 261$ Bt. Mary s Ave. References.
WARM, COMFORTABLE HOUSE TO LET
1613 N. 20th St.. $ rooms and bath, full
modern, upper and lower hall, front "and
back stairs, large closets, two pantries,
big cellar, built for comfortable home, all
newly decorated, large new furnace.
See T. J. Hook, office 1101 N. Uth St.,
to 8 o'clock.
WEST HARNEY St. and th; finely
finished; modern -room houne; $ bed
rooma. Tel. Harney 2687.
FOR RENT Modern brick house. 7 rooma.
41$ 8. 28th. Inquire F. P. Klrkendal & Co..
11th and Harney.
MODERN, 7 rooms and reception hall;
oak finish; fine corner lot. 3229 Lafayette
Ave.; $40 per month. A. C. . Busk, Phone
Harney 9W.
130i 8. 21ST BT., 7 rms., all mod, $27.50.
24D0 Decntur St., $ rms., all mod., $27.50.
2-M Kmrnett St., $ rms., mod. ex. heat
$17.60.
2fiSl Spencer St., 5 rms., mod. ex heat $15
222 N. 2Mh St., 3 rms., all mod., $42.50.
t.ib 8. 26th Ave., 6 rms., all mod., $30.
frL'S Capitol Ave., 7 rms., all mod., $27 50
2310 WebBter Ht.,'8 rms., all mod., $2r.
004 S. 2ih St., 7 rms , mod. ex. heat $17 50
M'CAOUE 1NVE8TMENT COMPANY. '
150$ Dodge St. Tel. Doug. 415.
MAQOARD Van Storage Co. Tel. Doug
I40. Ws guarantee moving, pianos, house
hold goods.
7 ROOMS, modern house. 1608 Spruce St.
H. I. Plumb. 110 8. Uth 8t.
4-ROOM cottage, modern except heat; fine
location, good repair; cistern water; water
rent paid, fc per month. 'Phone Webster
3(02.
8-ROOM, modern, 3114 Woolworth Ave. ..$3$
$-room, modern, Dundee 44
W. L. 8ELBY, 4M Board of Trade Bid's.
FOR RENT-Close In, 8-room house; all
modern; 61$ N. 2id St; $32 60. 4-rooin cot
tuge. modern except furnace; 2211 Cali
fornia Bt. ; $26. Both In complete repair.
Apply at 07 N. 19th St.
HOUSES if " P"'" of ,h uy
"uuot"3 Crelgh Son. A Co.. Bee Bldg
NEW. E-run m afrlf-tlv mruA-n. -. 1
,rc light, furnace; nice yard, 'shadetrees;
.s.tpv iiiomn; a snap. s?n 30th
Boulevard. Tel. Webster 3182.
TO RENT Two new modern dwellings
All Mth fit mnA nnm I. 1J" , t .,
will lease for one year If satisfactory.
IF T" tlf , T T ' t . . u SI
484 Brandeta Bldg.
FOR RENT 9-room, all modern houae.
2004 Willis Ave.,.$2t.00. C. M. Baohman.
43S Paxton Blk.
MODERN I-room house. $13 S. 36th Ave.
'Phone Douglas 4637.
BRIC7C house ti.Tiu i ... 1 .
modern. Moyer Stationery Co., ion Far
num St.
4-ROOM mndern ,l,.hl ki.k 1.. mj
and Nicholas; key at 1116 N. 22d St. Pat
terson. 1623 Farnam.
NEW modern 7-room house, finished In
hardwood throughout. 119 P. 4Id St. $42 60.
JOHN W. ROBBIN8.
1802 Farnam St.
6-room
modern house. 2709 Yates, $16.50.
6-rooin
6-room
8 -room
8-room
8 -room
8-room
with furnace, $021 8. 21st St-. $2
nflrtlv mnfi.pn
n, 3115 Burt, $16.
modern house. 601 8. 28th St., $35.
modern house, 1313 8. 28th, $26.
modern house, 1117 8. 31st, $35.
modern house. 950 N. 25th St.. $30.
THUMA8 W. HAZEN.
105 8. l$th. 'Phone Doug. 1T00.
OMAHA Track. Van and Hcarage Co.
Doug. 14IM. lad B-$4A. Office Tul Web
stsr street.
Zffll Wflnlwnrth A ... B .
$27 60 iuui, nwitrn,
N. 20th, $ rooms, modern except
neat, $23,
N. Z6th, 4 rooms, $12 60.
RING WALT BR03.. $0$ S. Uth BU
not afraid of anything. One day when my
mistress was out riding she left me outside
of a store while she went to do some trad
ing. Borne mean men took me away. They
were very mean to me. I thought I would
never see my mistress again. But that
night I heard them say they Just took me
for the reward they knew would be offered.
The next day they looked In the papers.
They found the above ad In The Omaha
Bee, which my mistress had put In. They
took me back and got the reward. I was
very glad to see my mistress again. I
belleve-lf she had not put the ad In The
Bee I would never have seen my dear
mistress again, for I have heard that The
Omaha Bee brlnga best results; at any rate,
I heard the ntun say that If my mistress
did not put an ad In they would sell me.
I am now at home,. happy as can be,
thanks to The Omaha Bee.. (
not attend to his business. His physician
said he must have another climate.
So it was decided to sell the bakery
and restaurant. They advertised In several
papers and had it for sale almost one
half of a year, but could not sell it.
Mr. Lomond was about to give up, when,
one evening as they were sitting by the
fire, waiting for their two daughters to
come they came In laughing merrily and
exclaimed: "Oh, papa!" I know how you
can sell them, Mrs. Nyeksy just told us
that we should advertise in The Bee, shall
we?"
"I don't know," ssld he.
"We might as well try that," ssld Mrs.
Lomond. "Yes, lets," said Marie, Mrs.
Nyeksy said for us to read the want ads
and see bow- many people advertise."
"Very well," said Mr. Lomond.
80 the above ad was sent In and two
days later several men appeared to see It
It was sold to Mr. Schumaker of Indiana.
He had come all that way to purchase It
The next day the Loraond family were
on their way to California. Mr. Lomond's
health ia of the best and he la now the
oner of several buildings In . Callfoxgla.
When asked how he gained his fortune,
he always replys:
"It was brought to me by advertising
In that dear paper, Ths Omaha Bee."
You may be sure The Omaha Bee paper
lis lu his home today
THE BEE:
OFFERED FOR RENT
Hoases and ( attaaes ( oatlaaaed
HOUSEHOLD GOODS packed, forwarded;
cheap freight rates; moving and storing
Etpreasmen a Delivery Co. Tel. Doug. 34
$17.(0. six large rf.oms. 1915 Elm street.
Part modern. C. M. Rylander, $23 N. Y.
Life.
ELEOANT 4-room Tat. located at $19 a
$7th. all modern, price $J6. Bemia, Brandels
Uldg.
Balldlaga.
WILL rent a portion of first floor and
all of basement In bullJIng at 914 Far
nam. Thin ha trackage and In good
wholesale location. Inquire F. E. Jordon
A l.o.. 914 Farnam St.
Of flees.
STEAM heat, single and en suite. In the
Wlthnell building, 15th and Harney.
N. P. DODGE A CO., 1714 Farnam.
THE M'CAOUE INVESTMENT COM
PANY has two or three offices and stores
for rent. 150 Dodge St. Tel. Doug. 415.
Stares.
STOREROOM and basement In "cargo
block. 8. O.. 690 N. 24h. Hall. 43$ Ramas
Bldg.. both Bhonea.
RMck store, 1116 Burt, $28.
Two brick stores, 1719-21 Cuming St.. $25.
THOMAS W. HAZKN.
105 8. lth. 'Phone Doug. 1100.
GOOD locstlon for s meat market for
rentcheap. 1701 8. 10th.
OFFERED FOR SALE
Farattare.
OKR White mtchlB. Amw V...
cot $40 Will sell for $28 cash. Tel. Hi
41s, or mi . aiary s Ave.
FOR SALE Two large second-hand
stoves, suitable for office or warehouse.
Inquire Kaapke Grocery Co., 1403 Harney
GOLDEN OAK hall tree, good as new, at
less man nair price, sm Webster St.
FOR SALE tl-hole range, gas stove.
arensers, mattresses etc. 1117 So. 32nd St
Maslcal Instruments.
REAL BARGAINS
in slightly used and second hand
pianos.
1 Kimball upright, $90.00.
1 Everett upright, $140.00.
1 Howard upright, $100.00.
1 Emerson upright, $145.00.
1 Chickering upright, $1!J0.00.
Many other well known makes
easy payments.
CORL PIANO CO.,
1615 Farnam St
PIANO BARGAINS
Three sample pianos, discontinued styles,
new Instruments, for sale at factory cost.
Upright Kimball piano, second-hand, $86.
THE BALDWIN CO., "
106 McCsgue Block.
Typewriters.
RVFRTTHTVfl In tvnwplt,H 4,,..
few of our bargains: Rebuilt No. 2 Smith
rreraur, di; o. Oliver, Jt; No.
Remington, $23. Machines shipped on ap-
nrovalr tin jfennsit , 1 1 1 1 r-.4 T,mAf!.
. - ' - . . . . . . . ,rai,iiD
Equipment Co., 30S fi. 12th St
Central Typewriter Exchange. 1U07 Farnam!
Typewriters All Makes 1
Sold and Rented
Rent Applied If Purchased
All the standard makes. Prices U
to Vi manufacturers'. Kent a ma
chine, test It If right buy it
Olivers, Underwoods, L. C. Smiths,
Remingtons, etc. Broad 1 years'
guarantee wltlt each one sold.
Examine our stock or write for bar
gain list before buying.
B. F. Swanson Co.,
417 So. 15th St., Omaha. Neb.
Miscellaneous.
' DRT7GS at cut prices, freight paid on aft
$10 orders; catalogue free. Sherman A
McCennali Drug Co., Omaha. Neb.
TRY G. C. Dlmmock Sons. South
Omaha, for lumber.
1,000
Angora Goats
For Sale
H. T. CLARKE, Her Grand.
WE HAVE on hand a number of Ink
barrels which we will sell at 60c each. They
are fine for rain water oi asnes. Call at
pressroom Bee Publishing Co.
FOR SALE New and 2d-hand blllard
and pool tables. We lead the world in
cheap bar fixtures, easy payments. Bruns-wlck-Balke
Collendsr. 407 a. Mth St.
COATj. Fubllo Market Special. (-.
UUAH Best value In Omaha. J
Partridge-Thompson Co., 1610 Harney. D. tt42
HALL'S safes, new, ad-band. 11X3 Farnam.
SAFES, new and second-hand. 1110 Earn.
8s5 CO Tj lt'" KOoi' Yukon egg or lump,
HARMON A YVEETH. Both phones.
WORTH SEEING.
MUST SSrJLL 3u0 STOVES.
Used only one season, for storage charge
Also furniture. 14U Dodge Bt Doug. 4.S7
Come early for your choice.
FOR SALE-A good self adding cash
register: will sell un av ...
dress P 471. Bee. ' ' '
t2!.wA,-L.ENATIONAL CASH regis-
HUTESON OPTICAL CO..
213 South 16th St.
v,15,8.!5 BURNER, good condition, $10. 1506
IN. utn tot.
Second-Hand Boilers
We will sell two boilers that have been in
,n B ""dlng. Tney are each
175 horsepower return tubular boilers 7S
inch diameter by 1$ feet long. They have
IS C. I. tubes $ inches by 1$ feet. Work
ing pressure 150 pounds per square inch
Heat surface In. 000 square feet. Urate aroa
324 square feet.
We are very anxious to dispose of these
boilers immediately and will sell at a bar
gain If taken at once.
THE BEE BUILDING COMPANY
17th and Farnam Sta. Omaha. Neh
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON. INS.. 4U N. Y. U Tel. D. 1M4.
Dr. Katheryn Nlckolaa. $0$ N. Y. U bldg.
PATENTS
D. O. BARN ELL. Paxton Bi. Te! Zd 7U7.
HUFFMAN. $18 Neville Bldg. Book free.
PERSONAL
STRICTLY private home urine- eanfln.
mints; cxcelleut cmj. babies aduutad:
trained Burse. 1$ Davenport SI
OMAHA. MONDAY. OCTOBER 11, 1W9.
PERSONAL
CORS our "orn comes out or your
quarter enmes back when you
ue Corn Jelly. Haines Drug Co. lfclO sr.
f AflKFTIf! 'aniaBt Mme Smith.
MAUiNLilb i2 8 J6ln aLt third f1CK)r.
JAME" RUBY ran get Insurance money
by writing John or Chsrley.
A HOME for women during confinement.
We find homes for babies where mothert
cannot care for them. Babies boarden.
For terms, address Mrs. Martha A. Lee. 4tt
nancroii hi., umiti jseo. fnone Dvua
las H12L I
LADIES wishing to obtain the latest
dress cutting system. Learn cutting. Call
311 No tb 8t. 't'hone. lougla lull.
PRIVATE home
babies for adoption;
itorlum. 740 1st Ave..
during confinement;
Uood (Samaritan San
Council Bluffs, la.
DR. KGOKK". private confinement home
bl Martha at- YeL Douglas $;
MRS. R1TT EN HOUSE, vibratory mas
sage and electrio baths. R. 3uM 4th floor
Old Boston Store Bldg., 16th and Douglas.
THE fsmous Velvetlna Toilet Goods. For
sale by all druggists or phone Dougiaa W03.
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits castotf
clothing; in fsct, snythlng you do not need.
We collect, repair and sell at 134 N. 11th
St., for cost of collection to the worthy
poor. Call phone Douglas 413$ and wagon
will call.
OMAHA Stammerers' Ins.. Ramge Bldg.
MAGNETIC Treatments. Emmeriin
Brott m S. Mth St. Doug. $131
ANYONE knowing the present where
abouts of James C. Ballatd. - who resided
In Douglas county In 1SS7. or any of his
relatives, will please communicate Willi
H 32$. care Qmalia Bee. Omaha, Neb.
Private confinement home. sir. Dr. King.
lf4 N. 24th. TeL. Web. 2G69. lnd. B-lfcl
WTflSt ond tus for men. GRIFFITH.
" U and 14 Frenser Blk.
BATHS, massage, magnetic treatment.
1617 Dodge St.; basement flat. Hours 10-8.
Miss La Grane.
W'E RENT and repair all makes of sew
ing machines. 'Phones: lnd. A 163; Doug.
1963. Neb. Cycle Co., corner ISth and Har
ney.
HPI FV AUrtrci " n- v. i ... rv P
manscurlng and niatage. 1724 Capitol Ave.
A NEW ROOK, the "Underworld Sewer."
by Josle Wsnhburn; price, $1 50. Sold by
Swarls & McKelvey, 109 8. 16th St., be
tween Douglas and Dodge.
POULTRY AND EGGS
PULLETS Thoroughbred White Wyan
dotte pullets for sale. 'Phone Harney 325.
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PAINTING
PHONE IND. A-3620 for good printing
Lyngatadt Printing Co.. Uth A Capitol Ave,
HYATT A LONUACRE. PRINTERS.
1703 leaven worth bt. Tel. Doug. 3647.
REAL ESTATE
HSAL ESTATE DEALERS.
REED ABSTRACT C
CT CO., Est. ISM; prompt
priceaA 1710 Farnam St.
service; get our
GANGE8TAD. 404 Bee Bldg. Tel. D. $347.
PAYNE INV. CO.. first floor N. Y. Ufa
BENJAMIN R. E. CO.. 477 Brandels Bldg.
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO.
J HA 8. E. WILLIAMSON' President
CITY PROPERTY FOR BALK
TWO BARGAINS
oi truing muuri ii rsiit-ijt iui iiun, iii'W,
now vacant, only J2,aW). 2506 Saratosa St.
Svn rooms, fully modern," in Dundee;
cava 11113 IIU BigULiy. uu sre ,11, uiiu niHKtr
offer; eauy terms; now vacant 830 N. 50th
A ra Uclnu tl (Vafs
F, C. Beet, 1008 N.,Y. L.
$500 Cash Payment
will buy that beautiful new bungalow, 1509
Frederick St.; 6 living rooms, parlor and
dining room, mission finish, ' floors all po
lished for rugs, vestibule, nice bath room
with enameled tub, lavatory, toilet, medi
cine cabinet combination . fixtures, good
cellar, large attic, cement sidewalks. Price
$2,6j0; $500 cash, balance monthly. You
can move right in and be happy. Let us
show it to you at once.
Payne, Bostwick &Co.
Sole Agents. Main Floor, N. Y. Life.
HANSCOM PARK HOME 8 rooms,
nearly new, all modern, with HOT WATER
HEATING, paving paid. Owner leaving
city; will take $6,6o0. TERMS. GLOVER
REALTY SYNDICATE, Ground Floor. N.
Y. Ufe.
FOR SALE BY OWNER,
Five-Room House.
Can be made Into a aeven-room
house; modern ; except furnace;
ground 132 feet front and 120 feet
deep; fruit and shade trees; house
built little over three years.
$1,200 cat h, balance on time.
S5!4 Avenue A, one of the best
locations In the west part of
Council Bluffs
$500 CASH PAYMENT
Will buy that beautiful new bungalow,
1509 Frederick St.; five living rogms. parlor
Hnd dining room: mission finish: flnora all
pollKhtd fur rugs: vestibule, nice bath ro m
with enameled tub, lavatory, toilet, medi
cine cabinet, combination fixtures, good
cellar, large attic, cement sidewalks; price,
$.' 0. $;0 cash, balance monthly. You can
move right In and be happy. Let us show
It to you at once.
PAYNK. BOSTWICK & CO..
Sole Agents, Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
Must Sell
Five-room cottaife at 1115 S. 27th St.. all
modern except heat. $2,tJ0, easy terms.
Seven-room house at 1111 s. 27th St., $3,200
completely modern; easy terms.
C G. Carlberg
9H N. Y. Life Bldg.
Farnam St. Property
133 feet, near 24th $35,000.
110 feet, near 2M, $2')0 a foot.
24 feet, near 2id, Improved. $17,000
l7 feet, near 2Ui. $42,000 (Improved).
90 feet, east of 20th, $75,000.
16.4 feet, corner 20th, $42,000.
Harrison & Morton
SIX-ROOM HOUSE, $2,300
Good location; one of the best built
houses In Omaha; plenty of shade and
shrubbery; large barn; convenient to car
line; owner leaving city and will sacrifice;
place is worth at least $3,000.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE, $1,400
In southern part of town, owner wants
to sell at once.
NOWATA LAND A LOT CO.,
Suite 624 New York Life Bldg.
INVESTMENT Two St. Louis flata,
built 1 year, monthly rental $102; corner
lot. paving paid In full both streets, first
Clsss location; BIGGEtfT SNAP IN
OMAHA: $v wO. Could handle with 1.1 ViO
cash. OLOVER REALTV SYNDICATE.
Ground Floor. N. Y. Life.
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPKRT FOR IALI
(Continued.)
FOR 8AI.H-Nw. strictly modern 7-room
house, 2 stories, attic, full basement osk
finish, hot ht h-at; terms easy. 61J8
N. 24th. near Ftrt St.
FOR fALR Cluse In, two detached
houses, six and einht rooms, good barn, ex
tra deep lots; fine lawns; concrete walks.
Paved street near high school. See owner,
W. H. Griffith. 2M3 Chicago St.
-Rmim strictly modern, all on one floor;
splendid neighborhood, paved street, paving
paid, elegant home. $3,2oaiO
5-room new. never occupied; Just com
pleted, modern except furnace. $2,200.00.
Special Lot at Mat St. and Military Ave.
$3rd.UU, Phune Web. 3Tt or !H2.
REAL state for sale; 110-acre farm,
partly Improved; good log building, good
meadow and small stream water running
throuch land. Price $.1,000; easy terms.
This is a snnp. J. I. Martin. Staples. Minn.
SPECIAL
Modern house of 6 rooms, almost new. In
splenotd condition, east front on 2Mb St.,
just north of Parker, fir $3,000. Hest house
tin r Hi ii on north side. Payment plan to
reliable buyer. Paved street and good sur
rounding. House No. Iisi8 N. 2Mh.
Harrison & Morton
911 N. Y. Life.
Both telephones.
INVESTMENT
A good, ssfe, sure Income-hearing prop
erty; no gingerbread about lt ; not show
property paying over IS per cent net and
will increase in value. Can be bought for
$9,000; $5,001 cash and $4,000 long as you want
it to run at 5 per rent.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite 24 N. Y. Life Uldg.
$1,175. $50 cash buys a good little cot
tage, all on one floor Close In. near
rar and paved street. Shopen, 620 Paxton
Blk., louglas 4240.
BOULEVARD HOUSE, C4$ N. 19th St,
ro -nn. modern, only $2,500. Thomas Brem
nan Room 1. New iurk Life Bldg.
FOR quick returns. )'.: your real estatt
for pale end exchsrge with me. no sale,
no pay. W. W. Mitchell. Board of Trade
:dg., Omaha Neb.
LOTS in Gering. Choice lots In Gering,
Neb., where Union Pacific survey Just run
through; railroad expected in this winter.
For a bargain write Bos 2116, Mitchell, Neb.
FARNAM ST. SNAP.
Thre-story brick store, Twelth and
Farnsm. rentlnir for 11 7-'a nee nnntu
If sold at once, priced reduced to $12,500.
105 S. 16th. 'Phone Doug. 1TO0.
Owner Leaving City
Must tell 7-room modi rn home on h
Ave., south of Leavenworth, near the Field
club; large lot. east front, with shade tree.;
nouse duiu i or years; price cut to $3,200.
Act quickly. House No. 10,20 S. 3oth Ave.
Harrison & Morton
$13 N. Y. Ufe.
Both tcliphones.
BEMIS PARK New house, $ rooms and
large reception hall, oak finish, hot water
heating, nice south front lot; snap at $5,500.
TERMS. GLOVER REALTY SYNDI
CATE. Ground Floor. N. Y. Life.
A choice building lot, "Hillsdale." $1.00
cash. $1 a week. Prices $100 to $200; no In
terest, no taxes. See us.
HASTINGS A HEYDEN. 1614 Harney St.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH t-tlttl FOR 4 LB
Coloradu.
FOR. SALE Good 280-acre ranch, good
water right, 6 miles from Boulder; good
markets 8-room house, granary, barns.
Address owner. R Axelson, R. F. D. No.
1, Nlwot, Colo.
PUBLIC LAND DRAWING.
22,000 acres of Irrigated government land
In Arkansas Valley, Colorado, will be
thrown open for settlement October 21,
1909, under the Carey act. Opportunity to
get an-Irrigated farm at low cost on easy
payments. Only short residence required.
Send for book giving full Information.
Two Buttes irrigation and Reservoir Co.,
Lamar, Colo.
II ebrasVa.
SOUTHEAST quarter, 6-11-7, S miles north
of Lincoln on 40th St., 3 miles from
Davey; fine location; good build-
irigB. If you want a farm worth the
money, investigate this. Price $10,51)0. E. N.
Christiansen, owner, Davey, Neb.
ROLLING farm and stock land; good
soil; section 25, Twp. 10, K. 27; ti-iO acres,
Lincoln county, Neb.; price, $S,0u0; one
third cash, balance, ten annual install
ments; 6 per cent interest. Address owner,
James McNamara, 1U05 20th Street, Rock
Island. 111.
NUCKOLLS County, Nebraska. Land
Bargain 320 acres near Edgar, gootl house,
barn, hog house, hog pasture, 30 acres
alfalfa. 20 acres timothy and clover, 120
acres other cultivated land, balance fenced
in fasture. If taken soon, $50 per acre.
Terms. Box 76, Edgar, Neb.
CHEYENNE COUNTY WHEAT LAND.
45 bushels wheat land, $20 an acre. The
purest and richest of soli and heaviest
crop yielding county In Nebraska for years.
Write for full particulars. Agents wanted
everywhere for our proposition at once.
FUNDINSLAND & KEVERSON,,
Land Brokers, Sidney, Neb.
BARGAIN IN FARMS.
Ten thousand acres alfalfa, winter wheat
and corn land for sale In small and large
larms, in Sherman, Buffalo and Custer
counties. J. T. Campbell. Litchfield. Neb.
6S0-ACRE farm, 235 In cultivation; house
30x30, two-story; barn. 26x 40; hog house,
granary, corncrlb; orchard; peach orchard;
20-acre hog pasture; 10 acres timber, bal
ance pasture and hay land; soil black
loam. Snap at $15 per acre. For further
Information address, A. C. Hubbard,
Ewing, Neb.
Oklaiosia.
OKLAHOMA
Land $45 Per Acre
No. 2991,320 acres timber and grazing
land, on Illinois river. In Adair county;
nearly all black oak timber, will make
from two to four railroad ties to the tree:
some white oak saw timber; some white
pine, 16 to 24 Inches In diameter and Ml to
100 feet high; 3U0 to 400 acres of this land
can be cultivated; about 60 acres now
under cultivation; ten miles of Westvllle,
and new railroad now building within three
miles of land; the timber alone ought to
pay mure than we ask for the land. Price,
(5 acre.
No. 542 3.530 acres timber and grass land
in Cherokee and Adair counties, at $5 per
acre.
No. 545130 acres timber land within three
miles of Peggs, Cherokee county, at $5 per
acre.
Can you beat these offerings?
nowata Land and lot co.,
Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Texas.
TEXAS SCHOOL LANDS.
Over 5t).tAjy acres coming on market.
You can buy iW acres at $2 per acre; pay
$X2 caf-h and balance after 40 years; fine
farming and fruit lands, and a healthy
climate. For further Information send 6
rents postage. Investor Publishing Co.,
Dept. 4, Ainarillo, Tex.
M iscellaaeous.
FOR Oregon, California and'ldaho lands,
mines and timber address Clem,ents-Baslsr
Realty Co.. Giarts Pass. Ore.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS to home owners and home build
era with privilege of making partial pay
ments semi-annually. No communion.
W. H. THOMAS,
$03 First National bank Bldg.
FIVE PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAa BKENNAN
Room 1. New York Life Bid;
$50$ to $5,000 on boraes to Omaha. O' Keefe
Real Estate Cu.. luul N. Y. Life. beu. ut
A -2151
UOIEY TO LOAN Payne lavesroent C
REAL ESTATE LOAN
(Continued.)
$10 to t1 ,000 made promptly. T. D. Wea
Wead bl.'.g . 18th and Farnaav
Good 6
Farm Mortgages
Always on hand and for sale In amounts
from $.M to $3,000.
BENSON & MYERS,
412 N. T. Life Bldg.
WANTEO-City loans, patera Trust Co.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith A Co.. 1220 Farnam tfk
PAYNK. ROSTWICK CO.. N. T. L4ts
Private money. $500 to $6,000; low rate.
SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated.
Apply Rooms 417-U First Nai l bauk Uldg.
Bell 'Phone, Dougiaa U1A.
LOWEST RATES tiemla Brandels Bldg.
GARVIN BROS.. $1$ N. Y. Life. $W to
$200,000 on Improved property. No delay.
FARM LOANS 6 and $H per cent optional
payments; no delay. L SIB BERN SEN.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR
$, $ and 7-room houses. If prices are right
we can sell your property tor you.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Suite K4 N. Y. !' Bldg.
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHEST prices for furniture, eto.
BELL S Furn. Store, 1406 Dodgo. Red $631.
BEST price paid for second-hand furni
ture, carpets, clothes and shots. TeL Doug.
$971.
WANTED TO BUY I wish to buy a
used desk; flat top preferred, but I do not
wtsh to pay a fancy price for lt. I can
use, also at the right price, a cahlnet or
compartment case that would serve to
store away cuts, electrotypes, catalogues,
etc. Would also buy an air brunt! and ar
tist's tools, etc,, at the right Juice Ad
dress E-47S, Bee.
BALTIMORE Zd-hand store pays best
price 2-hand furniture, clothes, eto. D. 4265.
BEST price pall for Id-hand furniture,
stoven, clothing W. Rosenblatt- Tel. D. $401.
WANT Jd-hand shoes and clothes. D. 27.S5.
ONE LIGHT delivery wagon for grocery.
C. F. .Shaw Co., 1333 Park Ave.
WANTED SITUATIONS
LADY with several j an' business train
ing desires posltlun sclllnft either In city
or will travel. Al references. Address
W E07. care Bee.
WANTED By young man, place to work
for board while attending Boyles oollega
Both phones.
WANTED Plnce to work for room and
board and attend night school. Address
W. Batson, Hastings, Mich.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
quartermaster, Cheyenne, Wyoming, Sep
tember 13, l'AW. Healed proposals In trip
licate, will be received at this office until
9:.I0 a. m., mountain time, Wednesday, Oc
tober 13, 1909, at which time they will be
opt ned In public for the Installation of
sieam heating plants complete In officers'
quarters No. 1 to No. 8. Inclusive, and No.
31 and No. 83, post plans, Foit D. A. Rus-
seii, yoming. t'lans and specifications
for the inspection of bidders are on file
in this office, also in the office of the
Chief Quartermaster, Department of the
Missouri, Omaha, Nebraska; Chief (Juai-
termusttr. Department of the Colorado,
Denver. Colorado, and the office of the
Secretary of the .Builders' exchange. St,
rain, Minnesota. The government re
serves the right ta reject or accept any
or all bids or any part thereof. Envelopes
containing proposals should be . Indorsed
"Proposals for Steam Heating Officers'
Quarters, Nos. 1 to 8, Inclusive, and Nos.
31 and 33, Post Plans, Fort D. A. Russell,
Wv'.irnliiir " awA .4 .1 ......... .1 i .r t ' 1 1 .
J . B i a.iu I c.nru 111 . JV . nitll.
Captain 15th Infantry, Acting Quarter
master, U. S. A., in charge of . construction,
Room 3, Keefe Hall, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
rSept. 14-16-16-17-Q. 11-J2.
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
quartermapter, Cheyenne, Wyoming, Oc
tober, 5, 1909. Sealed proposals In trip
licate, will be received at this- office until
9::i0 a. m., mountain time, Friday, No
vember R, 1909, anf then opened In public
tor furnishing all material and labor re
quired for constructing an "Independent
Outlet Sewer, for Sewer System," at Fort
I). A. Russell, Wyoming, (estimated quanti
ties, !4;f2 lineal feet of 12-inch sewer pln;
twenty-six manholes). Plans and specifi
cations for the Inspection of bidders are
on file In this office, and in the office
of the Chief Quartermaster. Department
of the Missouri fimih. xiai.Bui.n.
. , . ' . ti ii n n ii . v mm
Quartermaster, Department of Colorado,
v-omraao, ana in tne orrice of the
hteretary of the Builders' exchange, wt.
l aul, Minnesota. The government reserves
the 1 lit hit In HPIatil ru. ...... ... ...
bids or any part thereof. Envelopes con-
. ' pi uosa is siiouiu ne indorsed "Pro
posals for InilHtiDnH.ni fi.,)... ...
Constructed at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyom
ing, and addressed to Captain V. K. Hart
li.th Infantry. Acting Quartermaster. U. S
A., Room 3, Keefe, Hall. Chevenne, Wyom
ing. (I. 1 l.l i.ll.li m a
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Sealed pro
Posals will be received by the secretary
of the Fifty-fifth JnfiuiTry bund, riarinda,
iuu .V moiiuay, October, 2a,
IH tit f( II- I ha Knnuteiw.il i n . . , '
- "iiniiuLtiun ui a i-mory oricic
armory biiilJiti. bUxllU tt from th
PllflPIOla f ..ii I ... i ,i . . . "
'it, up, in . lurnnia, owa,
".' un- ijiuii. unii Himc n-
trt rilZl"re'l hy W' W- Wtlch- '''-
..ii l r,V c un. re or me secretary
of fald building committee in Clarlnda
Iowa, after October )2. Ym. A Certified
Sil.HCkh.T!'.de Panl u 'no secretary of
aid building committee for 5 per cent of
,aKUnt of the ,,ld' must accompai";
will tn,'l,ar,a. K"arn'" that the bidder
i, ; .u ana rurnlsh a
rril . 'uilHIIHU-e,
.1 uiiii unit- or open ng, and
L'TllJl1)':':, th. contract
iji "i'r" vni,
fromnwmi,lnl!!Pi'lci'tl'n" may be cured
in h'm" "crMarr" y d-losit-
.. - .... uw.iain int. i0 le refunded If
u ans urn ii,, r.u,i i., i . ' 'u,i"ei ir
j ,,, hm.u eotioil lull with n
ir. forward'eT "
tJEORGK W. LANDERS
w.'iy;1" 'HAUDSON,
EDWAHI) F. HOSK
WILLIAM OUR, '
WMlliain orr. Secretary of Ziul.Tm.
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NUMBER 9 LINKED WITH LUCK
Has Always Been Particularly Favor
able to Scientific Ho.
search.
Years terminating in "9" appear to bo fa
vorable to scientific research. This year,
WhiCh has Witnessed tha mnniiMl' .e tl,
sky und the discovery of the North pole,
nas Deen no exception te the rule. Scores
of distinguished' scientists were hnrn nr n.
compllshed their grandest achievements In
such years, most notable among whom was
Charles Darwin, the naturalist who cre
ated a new heaven and a new earth was
born In 1W9. and in lRr,4 he ut.in.H hi.
great celebrity through thu publication of
nm- urigin or species.
A similar coincidence nv h nnta i
the life of that great scientist, Alexander
von Humboldt, famous ihrminhmii
world for ills xoologlcal, physical and geo
graphical investigations. He was born In
"ii iw years ago, JiUtf.
The career which made htm h rr..i..
naturalist of his time, and one nt the or).
et-t of all time, was commenced at Goellln
gen In 1789. He made visits of sclentlfld ex
ploration to tne Harti and the banks of
the Rhine, and his Investigations resulted
In his first book. Later he entered ti Min
ing Academy at Freldburg, where he had
me Dentil oi the private instruotlons of
Werner. He was afterward
an offlcs In the mining department. In the
meantime publishing several solentiflo trea
tises dealing with his discoveries: He also -carried
on physiological researches, .which
he laborated In a. work on "Th t.rii.k
, --- - " ..iiawuiijr
of tpe Muscular and Nervous Fibers."
In 17S3 he began a series of explorations
which extended all over the world, partic
ularly in America. The record of his trav
el was published in his great and mono- '
mental work, consisting of nearly three
score volumes. In which ha set forth with
minute detail his discoveries as a natural
ist.
After a residence In Paris, . in 1S29 he
becamo a traveler, the Emperor Nicholas
placing him at the head of a well-appointed
expedition to the north of Asia. This ex
pedition resulted in many Important dls
caverles, notably of an Increased knowledge
of the earth's magnetism.
He spent the latter years of hi life In
Russia, and tiled Muy 6. lsJ3, again eon.
firming the circumstances . of "nines."
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