THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1909.
OFFERED FOR RENT
Hoase aa4 ( l lu-- on tlnaed.
..FOR RENT tio-e m. . innm house; nil
mn1n; WIS fc !i s;,, K-mnra cot
tage, modern exocpi luiiao; till Call
fornla Ht. ; t- Huh i.i complete repair.
Apply at 607 .V Dth St.
' ; --.
- . If UlI T ill I r I . , " i vviiiv, llluuciil.
N. 20th. room, modern except
123.
N. Kill. 4 rooms, zw.
NOWALT.BP.08.. S. 15th SU
7 U. slx large rooms. 1912 Elm itrwl.
rrt mAlef"- ( M- Rylander. 833 N. Y.
.If. I ' "
MOD'VRN COTTAUB FOH RENT.
Six nli rooma, large lot. shade trees.
on bloc
from car ' line, all modern, lo
..'12 Lafayette Ave; 125 per month.
iKUMODV INVESTMENT CO..
or A ' 20GJ. Wo Is'. Y. L. Bldg.
cated at
V. J
Tel. l.
- Balldlataia.
WILL rent portion of first floor and
11 of basement In bullrilng at 9 1 4 Far
nam. This ha trackage and In good
wholesale location. Inquire F. E. Jordon
A- Co., 14 Farnam St.
area.
STOREROOM and basement In "carga
block. 8. O.. 630 N. 14th. Hall. 433 RainK
Bldg., both hon.
PrlckTitore, IMS Burt, $2S.
Two brick stores, 17I-21 Cuming St., $25.
THOMAS W. MAZEN.
105 8. leth.j 'Phone Doug. lTOO,
OFFERED FOR SALE
ONE White machine. droD head. nev.
coat )40. W ill -a-ll for $28 -cash. . el. Red
svus, or cau itu ou uarjr i Are.
r-
FOR SAX, -hol range, gas stove,
dressers, mattresses etc. 1U7 Bo. ;Snd St.
BRAND NEW FULL SERPENTINE
SWELL FRONT QUARTEKSAWKD
UOLDJGN OAK. DRESSER AT LESS THAN
WHOLESALE PRICE.
R. T..VEK MEUREN. 1111 DODOB.
Mas teal I oat ra meats.
PIANO BARGAINS
ThrM umnlt nlftnnfl 4lMAntlnn.J . t
new Instruments, for sal St factory cost.
tvpnim luiiiuui piano, secona-nana, 185.
THE BALDWIN CO.,
KM UoC&gus Block.
... Trtwrlltri
TjTriters--All Makes
Bold and Rented
r & A liJjtT i i
u-eiifc .applied xi .rurcaasea
aji u sianaara mu moss
to Vs manuiacturere'. Rent ma
chine, test It. If right buy It
Olivers, Underwoods, L. C Smiths,
Remingtons, . etc Broad I years'
guarantee with each on sold.
Examine pur stock or writ for bar
gain Hat before buying.
B. F. Swanson Co.,
417 to. 15th St., Omaha. Nab,
SF.COND hand typewrlte.r sold, repaired.
Central Typewriter Exchange. 1607 Farnam.
EVERYTHING In typwriters; Just a
few of our bargains: Rebuilt No. 2 Smith
Premier. $31; No. J ' Oliver, $15; No. 6
Remington, $33. Machines shipped on ap
proval; nd deposit required. v Typewriter
Equipment Co.. . 808 8. l?th Bt,' . N
Miscellaneous,
DRUGS at cut prices, freight paid on alt
$10 orders; catalogue free. Sherman A
MoCanU Drug Co Omaha. Neb..
TRY G. C. Dlmmock Sons. South
Omaha, for lumber.
1,000
Angora Goats
For Sale
II. T. CLARKE, Ilpr Grand.
WE HAVE on band a number of Ink
U-rels which we will sell t 80s each. They
tTsV fin for rain water or ashea. Call at
p.aroom Be Publishing Co.
rOR BALIC NfW and Id-hand billard
and pool table. We lead the world la
cheap bar fixture. asy payments. Brunswick-Balk
Oollsndsr, Ut S. 10th St.
PtTiAT. Ppllo Market Special. b.
VUAXJ, ; g8,t Valu Iti Omaha. J
Partridge-Thompson Co., 1610 Harney. D. 6(43
HALl.
.at, -new. Id-hand, 3813 Farnam.
SAFES,' new and second-hand. Ulw Faxn.
Secq?tid-Ha:nd Boilers
We will sell two Doners mat nava Deen in
.;se at the Bee building. Tney are each
178 horsepower; returU' tubular boilers, 78
Inch diameter by 1 Test long. They hav
188 C. I. tubes 3 laches by 13 feet. Work
ing pressure 160 .pound pr square Inch.
Heat Surface 131,000 square feet. Urate aroa
$ihk square feeL
W 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 Sts. Omaha, Neb.
A Pfl AT It' gootJ; Tuknn egg or tump,
H3 VUAU -S6 S0, beet tor price, try 1U
HARMON A -WEETH. Both phonea.
worth s-eeino.
- Must sbll suo htovf.s.
Used only one season, for storage charge.
Also furniture. 1413 Xtodge t. Doug. 4.7.
Com early for your choice.
FOR SALE A good- self sdding cash
register; will sell on easy payments. Ad
dress P 471. Be.
Third Prize Story.
By Charlotte' Hoggs, Aged 14 Years, 227
Sourrt Ftfieenttr street. Lincoln. Father,
J. W.'Boe-ti. Lincoln Hlr-h school. Nlntti
Krade. Knutlh teacher. Mm Clarke
FOR RENT 6-1 oom cottane. la peifect
condition, cholo neighborhood, avphalt
paved street, cement walks, full brick
l .. .. a. 1,1. .1 . ... tll ir.1 1 U V.'
and shade! on block from car. ' 2U1S
Ave. Tel. Webster .
Mr. WaluiV was ciufo4 lably emcuiiced
In a roomy inorrU chair, with Ms feet
resting upon the fender Of a brightly burn
f l:ig giate. He was scanning th pag-s of
"The Omaha Bee," when the above !
vertisetnent caught, his eye.
"By. Juvel'. he exclaimed, "that's Jut
wha.t Brandt and his Invalid sister ought
to have. Plenty of fresh air and sunshine
Is what she needs uoi.t of all. Believe
I'll drop around and Inquire th price and
also take a look at the house."
True to his wor.l. an h.iur later found
Olto Walter earnestly enii.;ed In conver
sation with th owner of the liuuxce on
Fowler avenue.
"Twenty dollqi' mouth., yew . yj" he
(Walters) asked. - ,
'l'f(ih STORY WAS CONSIDERED THIRD BEST OF, THOSE
. . SEN' .IN LAST EKK AND THE WRITER
- WAS AWARDED THIRD PRIZE.
OFFERED FOR SALE
SI Iscellaaeoas Coatlaaca.
Foil SALF. NATIONAL CASH UKGI8-
Ti;:i-ciiK.AP.
HLTI-SON" OPTICAL CO
South 16tl St.
Fl'V your winter suit and overcoat at
Vol.LMKRS exclusive clothes shop, 10?
S. lith Ht.
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON. INS.. 41 N. T. L. Tel. D. INi
Dr. Katheryn Nlckolas. IO( N. T. L. BMg.
PATENTS
D. O. BAIt.VEi.U Pax ton Bl. T! Led 7li;
HUFFMAN. 318 Neville Bldg. Book free.
PERSONAL
STRICTLY private horn during confine,
menls; excellent care; babies adopted;
trained ours. 3613 Davenport St.
f'OHXH Your corn comes out or your
v-u11 quarter comes back when you
use Corn Jelly. Haines Drug Co. 161" Far.
U AflMF-TTH treatment. Urn Smith,
.U.UlMiXXVy i2J 8 uth St.. third Hour.
.TAMF.3 RITBY can gel Insurance money
by writing John or Charley.
A HOME for women during confinement.
We find homes for bablea where mother!
cannot care for them. Babies boarded.
For terms, addreas Mrs. Martha A. Lee, vl
Bancroft St.. Omalia, Neb. 1'oune Doug
las lau.
LADIES wishing to obtain the latest
drexs cutting system. Learn cutting. Call
ill No. fetb fit. 'Vhone. Duugla MU.
PRIVATE horn during confinement;
babies tor adoption; Oood Samaritan San
Uorlutn, 740 1st Ave.. Counuil Bluffs, la.
DR. EQUER8, private confinement bom
Li Martha au 1eL Douglas MM.
MRS. RITTEN HOUSE, vibratory mas
sage and electric baths. H. 4th floor
Old Boston btor Bldg., loth and Douglas.
THE famous Velvetlna Toilet Goods. For
sal by all druggists or phone Douglas 0603.
THE SALVATION ARMY solicit castoff
clothing; In fact, anything you do not Deed.
We collect, repair and sell at 1.M N. 11th
St., for cost of collection to the worthy
poor. Call phone Douglas 413 and wagon
will call.
BUY your winter suit and overcoat at
VOIjLMER'S exclusive clothes shop, 107
S. 16th SU
OMAHA Stammerers' Ins.. Kamg Bldg.
MAGNETIC Treatments. Emmerlla
Brolt. $313 a Uth 8L Doug. (183.
ANYONE knowing the present where,
abouts of Jarnea C. Ballard, who resided
In Douglas county In 1857, or any of his
relatives, will pleas communicate will
H 329. car Omaha Bee. Omaha, Neb.
Private confinement home. Mrs. Dr. King,
ir N. 34th. Tel., Web. K. lnd. B-lfci
WTfjq and toupee for men. GRIFFITH,
YTXUO u and 14 rrenaer Blk.
WE RENT and repair all makes of sew
ing machines. 'Phones: lnd. A li3; Doug.
1663. Neb. Cycle Co., corner 15th and Har
ney. '
HELEN AMES of Washington. D. C,
manicuring and massage. 1724 Capitol Ave.
A NEW BOOK, the "Underworld Sewer,"
by Josle Washburn; price. $1.60. Sold by
Swarts & McKelvey, 109 8. 15th St., be
tween Douglas and Dodge.
MME. ALLEN. 307 North I7th. Electo,
Magnetic and Massag Treatments.
BATHS, massage, magnetic treatments.
1617 Dodge St. Basement flat. Hours 10
a. m. to 3 p. m.
PRINTING
PHONE IND. A-S62 for good printing
Lysgstadt PrlnUng Co.. Wtb Capitol Ave.
HYATT LONUACRB. PRINTERS,
. 1703 Leavenworth St: Tel. Doug. SMT.
REAL ESTATE
RBAL, KSTATB DEALERS,
REED ABSTRACT CO., Est. 18ft ; prompt
service; get our price. 1710 Farnam Su
GANGESTAD, 404 Bee Bldg. TL D. 3881.
PAYNE INV. CO., first floor N. Yj Lit
BENJAMIN B. E. CO., 477 BrandeU Bldg,
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO.
JHAS. E. WLLLlAMSONr President.
CITY PROPERTY' FOR SALB
Two Bargains
In th West Farnam District.
Forty-five feet north front on Dodge,
near Thlrty-elKhth Ave., for 42.2S0.
Fin lot on Thirty-eighth St., Just north
of Farnam. fZ.VM.
HICKS,
lit Board of Trade Bldg.
Farnam St Property
'133 feet, near 24th $35,000.
110 feet, near 33d, $260 a. foot
24 feet, near 22d. Improved, $17,000.
87 feet, near 2isi, $42,000 (improved).
90 feet, east of 20th, $76,000.
68.4 feet, corner 20th, $42,000.
Harrison & Morton
INVESTMENT Two St. Louis flats,
built 1 year, monthly rental $103; corner
lot, navlug paid. In full both stveets, first
class1 location: BIGGEST SNAP IN
liM A HA ; $.500. Could handle with $3,VX
cash. GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE,
Ground Floor, N. Y. Life.
FOR quick returns. Hat your real estate
for sale and exchange with me, uo sale,
no pay. W. W. Mi'.chelt. Board of Trade
Bldg., Omaha Neb.
HAN8COM PARK HOME-8 rooms,
nearly new, all modern, with HOT WATER
HEATING, paving paid. Owner leaving
city; will take $5,600. TERM. GLOVER
t .- . a vvni.-'iTP iie..n4 t u
EsJl l-d A & 0 3 414IVA3U, UIVUUU 1VJIM, W
Y. Life. .
"Yes," replied th owner," that's th least
I could ask for It."
"That Is more than my friend could pay,
but If you will let me pay $10. on the aside.
of course, I will bring him around this
evening and I feel pretty pure that he will
take It. You will make htm a price of $10
a month, please." -
. That evening Walters' big red car puffed
up to a dingy-looking rooming house. An
unkempt head was stuck out of each and
every window at the unusual sight,
John Brandt helped his pale sister into
the muchln and himself sprang In beside
Otto Walters.
Ou th way out. Otto told John about the
little cottage and the big shady lawn.
After going through the houe and talking
It over from every .standpoint imaginable,
they decided to move In the next week.
John paying a mouth ($10) in advance.
The evening as Walters was smoking
his last cigar before retiring, he was
pleased to think that an old and trust
worthy paper. The Bee, had given him
this much wanted opportunity to help his
old college chum.
REAL ESTATE
C'lTY PHOI'HHIV FOH Sil.R.
. (Continued 1
'4 GOOD HOMES
MUST BE SOLI)
ifc.MO for Wl2 Bristol Pt.; 7
fooms. two-story, all nxlern,
in excellent rondltioif paved
i-tret, Immediate possession,
tusy terms. Want offer.
3M.1 Maple St., two-story
modern square hous, $ rooms
and reception hall, oak mantel
and gas grate, full cemented
liRscmrnt. furnace heat, laun
dry connections In basement;
Imllt for home about 4 years
iigo, and In good condition, de
sirable location. Easy terms.
Price $3,7j(1. delivered clear;
reduced from M.OnO for Imme
diate sale. Investigate. Key
at our office.
$4,400 for an up-to-date, well
constructed, attractive, bunga
low nearlne; completion, north
front on Capitol Ave. Just
cast of ".2d tt. In Dundee. 5
large rooms and bath on first
floor and large bid room on
second floor, living room and
dining room, finished in quar
ter (nc(l while oak. balance
In stimwood. brick fire place
In living room, full cemented
basement, furnace heat. A
complete home at a right price
where eurroiindlngs are get
ting better and values are In
creasing. Reasonable terms.
4W, California; well con
structed 8-room. two-story,
modern house, built by owner
for a home, and nearly new,
having reception hall with
mantle and grate, 4 large bed
rooms, out.s!le sleeping porch,
full cemented basement with
toilet In basement, stairway
to attic which Is all floored,
sewer In street and paid for.
Owner has left the city on ac
count of change In business
and must sell at once. Price
Is $4,800, but any reasonable
offer will be considered;
terms can be made so that
perhaps $1,3I0 cash and bal
ance on enay monthly pay
ments same as rent. One-half
block from car line, nice
shade trees In front. An op
portunity for some one to get
a good home at a low price If
taken Immediately. Immedi
ate possession. Key at our
office.
George & Co., Exclusive Agents,
Phone Doug. 756. 1601 Farnam St.
HAVE YOU GOT $500,001
That you want to pay on
home. If so see us at once,
client has offered to sell his
modern new home on Dewey
Ave., close In and up-to-date
In every respect, 7 large
rooms and bath. Easy terms
on balance. Stop paying rent.
Offered for one week only.
R. H, Landeryou,
442 Board of Trade.
Tel. Doug. 2151.
Owner Leaving City
if .... -alt T.rnnm mnrlppn home on ftolh
Ave., south of Leavenworth, near the Field
club; large lot, east iront, wnn nu m-m,
house built 3 or 4 years; price cut to $3,200.
Act quickly. House No. 1020 S. 8oth Ave.
Harrison & Morton
13 N. T. Life.
Both telephones.
BEMIS PARK New house, 8 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.
FOR SALE BY OWNER,
Five-Room House.
ii
Can b made Into a seven-room
, house; modem exoept furnace;
ground 133 feet front and 120 feet
deep; fruit arid shade trees; house
built little over three years.
$1,200 each, balance on time.
3524 Avenue A. one of the best
locations In the west part of
Council Bluffs
FOR QUICK SALE.
Nice cottage with five large rooms, lot
50x128 feet, on' paved street, two blocks
from car line, cement walks, at $2,750; part
cash and balance in monthly payments.
W. J. DERMODY INVESTMENT CO.,
Tel. D. 6108 or A 203S. 836 N. Y. L. Bldg.
$500 Cash Payment
will buy that beautiful new bunsalow, 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, lav ltory. toilet, medi
cine cabinet combination fixtures, good
cellar, large attlo, cement sidewalks. Price
$2,660; $600 cash, balance monthly. You
can move right In and be happy. Let us
show it to you at once.
Payne, B ostwick &Co.
Sol Agents, Main Floor, N. X. Life.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE, $2,300
Good location; one of the best built
houses In Omaha: plenty of shade and
shrubbery; large bain; 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 & LOT CO.,
Suite 624 New York Life Bldg.
SPECIAL
Modern house of $ rooms, almost new, In
splendid condition, east front on 2Mh St.,
Just north of Parker, for $3.0u0. Beat house
bargain on north side. Payment plan to
reliable buyer. Paved street and good sur
rounding. House No. lt)08 N. 2Mb.
Harrison & Morton
$13 N. Y. Life.
Both telephones.
INVESTMENT
A good, safe, sure Income-bearing prop
erty; no gingerbread about it; not show
property paying over 18 per cent net and
will increase in value. Can be bought for
j,wv, to.vuu cnbn aim n.ww lung mm you wain
II to run at 6 per cent.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Suite (124 N. Y. Life Bldg.
$50 cafh payment
Will buy that beautiful new bur.Kilo.
1509 Frederick St.; five living rooms, parlor
and dining room; mission finish; floors all
polUhtd for rugs; vestibule, nice bath tojin
v.Uh enameled tub, lavatory, toilet, medi
cine cabinet, combination fixtures, good
cellar, large attic, cement sidewalks; price
tUAl. $.'o cash, balance monthly. You can
move right in and be happy. Let us ehow
it to you at once.
PAYNE BOSTWICK A CO..
Sol Ageuis, Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
A cholc building lot. "Hillsdale." $1 04
cash, $1 a week. Prices $100 to $ju0; no in
terest, no taxes. See us.
HASTINGS A HEYDKN. 1611 Harney BL
REAL stat for sale; 160-acr farm,
partly improved; good log building, good
mea.iow and small stream aater running
through land. Price $3,000; easy terms
This Is a snap J. D. Martin. Staples, Minn.
REAL ESTATE
CITY PKOI'F.ltIV FOR SI.K
(Continued.)
BRICK FLATS
FOR INVESTMENT
We have some choice flat
propositions for Investment,
c'ose in. If looking for choice
investments see us.
R. H. Landeryou,
442 Hoard of Trade.
Tel. Doug. 3151. Ind. A-2151.
BOULEVARD HOUSE.. 2241 N. Wth St,
I ro 'mi, modern, only 82.5M. Thomas Bren
nan Koom 1. New lurk Life Bldg.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A l Ml. Mil LtM) FOR XAI.E
Co? oradu,
PUBLIC LAND DRAWING.
22.000 acres of irrigated government land
In Arkansas Valley, Colorado will he
thrown open for settlement October 21,
1!K, under th Carey act. Opportunity to
get an Irrigated farm at low cost on easy
payments. Only short residence required.
Send fur book giving full information.
Two Buttes Irrigation and Reservoir Co.,
Lamar, Colo.
Nebraska.
ROLLING farm and stock land; good
soil; section 25, Twp. 10, R. 27; 10 acres,
Lincoln county. Neb.; price, $S.O00; one
third cash, balance, ten annual Install
ments; 8 per cent Interest. Addrees owner.
James McNamara, 1005 20th Street, Rock
island. 111.
270 ACRES rich, black soil on the North
Platte valley. Extra nice 7-room house,
barn, 46x30: chicken house. A bargain at $50
per acre. Land at Keystone, 7 miles east
sold at $100 per acre last spring. Crops
better than eastern part of state. For
further particulars. Inquire of Ralph J.
Pugsley, owner, 218 Woolworth Ave.
NUCKOLLS County, Nebraska. Land
Bargain 320 acres near Edgar. aooQ house,
barn, hog house, hog pasture, 30 acres
alfalfa, 20 a'-rcs tlmo'.hyand clover, 120
acres other cultivated laud, balance fenced
In fasture. If timen 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 soil and heaviest
crop yielding county In Nebraska for years.
Write for full particulars. Agents wanted
everywhere for our proposition at once,
FUND1NHLAND HKVERSON,,
Land Brokers, Sidney, Neb.
680-ACRE farm, 235 In cultivation; house
S0x30. two-story; barn, 26x 40; hog house,
granary, corncrlb; orchard; peach orchard;
20-acre hog pasture; 10 acres timber, bal-
fincc pasture and hay land; soil black
oam. Snap at $.15 per acre. For further
Information address, A. C. Hubbard,
Ewlng, Neb. . ' ,,
tflUakosaa. . ,
OKLAHOMA
Land $5 Per Acre
No. 991.320 acres timber and grazing
land, on Illinois liver, in Adair county;
nearly all black oak timber, will make
from two to four railroad ties to the tree;
eine white oak saw timber) some white
pine, 16 to 24 inches In diameter and 80 to
100 feet high; 300 to 400 acres of this land
can be cultivated; about 60 acres now
under cultivation; ten miles- of Westvlllo,
and new railroad now building wl'hln three
miles of land; the timber alone ought to
pay more than we ask for the land. Price,
$o acre.
No. 6423.520 acres timber and grass land
In Cherokee and Adair counties, at $5 per
acre.
No. 645130 aores Umber land within thre
miles of Peggs, Cherokee county, at $5 per
acre. - .
Can you beat these offerings?
NOWATA LAND AND -DOT CO.,
Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Texas. - -
TEXAS SCHOOL LANDS.
Over 600,000 acres coming - pn market.
You can tuy 640 acre at $r jpeT acre; pay
$32 cash and balance after fit years; fine
farming and fruit lands - ahd a healthy
climate. For further information send 8
cents postage.. Investor .Pnbllshlng Co.,
Dept. 4, Amarillo, Tex. '2'-
Mlaoellaneoas.
FOR Oregon, California and Idaho lands,
mines and timber address Clements-Busier
Realty Co., Giants Pass. Ore.
80-ACRE IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.
All good smooth land; all can be culti
vated; fine country; new dwelling; con
venient to railroad; only $40 per acre; time
on $2,000.
ALVIN C. FRISBtK,
801 Commerce Bldg., Kantm City, Mo.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS to home owners and home build
ers, with privilege of making partial pay
ments semi-annually. No commission.
W. H. THOMAS,
(03 First National Bank Bldg.
FIVE PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS BREN NAN.
Room 1. New York Lll Bldg.
$500 to $.,000 on homes In Omaha. O' Reefs
Real Estate Co., luoj N. Y. Ufe. Doug, or
A-3153. . -.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Inveamaot Co.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly, F. D. Wcad,
Wead BK!g . 18th and Farnaite ,
WANTED City loans. Patera Trust Co.
WANTED City loans and warrants
Farnam Smith & Co.. 1330 iarrara St.
PAYNE. BOSTWICK aTcoV. N. Y. Lit
Private money, $500 to $6,000; low rat.
SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated.
Apply Booms 417-18 First Na t bank Mam
Bell 'Phone, Douglas 331$.
LOWEST RATES Bamla. Braodeis Bldg
GARVIN BROS.. 313, N. Y. Life. $60 to
$200,000 on Improved property. No delay.
FARM LOANS e and H per cent optional
payments; no delay. L SJBBERNSEN.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS T'OR
$, $ and 7-room houses. If prices are right
hs can sell jour property lor you.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Suite 62l N. Y !' Bldg.
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHEST prices, for furniture, etc.
BELL S Furn. Store, Hoti Dodge. Red 3i.il.
BEST price psld for second-hand furnl
(me, carpets. cio(ut.e and shots. Vol. Doug
$871.
WANTED TO BUY J wish to buy a
used derk; flat top preferred, but I do not
with to pay a fancy iive tor it. 1 can
use, also at the r;ht price, a cabinet or
compartment case that would herve to
stoic away cuts, electrotypes, catalogue,
etc. Would uIko buy an air brubh and ar
tist's tool, etc,, at the J lent price. Ad
dieau E-478, Bee.
BALTIMORE 2d-hand store pays best
price 2-hand "furniture, clothes, etc. D. 42'kj.
BEST price pa1 for Id-hand furniture,
sloven, clothing. W. Itoseobiati. Tel. D. 6 Hit
WANT id-hand sr.ces and v1 Vi. D. 27iT
O.VE LIGlii deliveiy -.va;;. ij- grocery
C. F. t-'haw Co., 133 Park Ave
WANTED SITUATIONS
LADY with several years' business tia'n
Ing desire pot it Ion cilia either in city
or will travel. a: refers, ces. Addresi
W 507. car Bca.
WANTED By young man. olac? to work
for board while attending Boylcj college.
Both phones. ,
POSITION wanted by reliable colored
man. taking care of heating plant; good
references. Address G 460, Bee.
WANTED Competent drug clerk not
afraid of work; good Kag.-s. Sherman A
McConnell Drug Co.. lull and Dovig.
WANTED SITUATIONS
(Continue.)
OOOD SEAMSTRESS to blp on ladles'
coats. Apply at once. 1M9 Hnrney.
This Week We Sell
Hew Runabouts and
Top Buggies For
Worth $75 and Upwards
ONE-THIRD OFF OH
HARNESS
If You Get on Quickly
Johnson-Danforth
Co.,
10th and Jones Streets
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
E. T. Hughes and wife to Helen
R. Hampton, lot 13, block 4, Crelgh-
ton's 1st add $ 1,200
Cara E. Curtis et al. to F. W. Van
Buskirk. lot 15, block 1, Curtis &
S.'s add 375
Harry Hochmuth and wife to Jose
phine Copenharve, s40 feet lot 2,
block 40, South Omaha 2,100
Hastings A Heyden to W. K. Dan
llewlcx. lots 28 and 29, block 4,
Fort Terrace 600
Same to C. B. Roberts, lot , block
2, Hastings & H.'s 2d add 450
C. B. Roberts and wife to Cora H.
Locke, lot 8, block 2, same 500
State National Bank of Cleveland to
Emily F. Evans, lot 81, Elllstone's
Park Place 150
Same to J. E. Evans, lot 78, same.... 135
Cora H. Locke and husband to C. B.
Roberts, lot 2, Fort View annex.... 2,500
Lucia E. Addy to Lucretla S. Brad-,
ley, lot 2, block 15, Carthage add.. 1
Matthias H. Fredrlcksen and wife to
Matthew Henry Fredeflcksen, lots
1, 2. and 8, block 7, Bennington.... 1
Paxton Real Estate company to Lil
lian E. Miles, lot 18, Keystone Park 1,660
Paul A. Meyer and wife to Pom
mike Rouzlewlex, lots 6 and 6, block
4ft. South Omaha 1,500
Benjamin W. Cotton and wife to
Clara S. Kountxe. niK) feet of lot
2, block 8. West Omaha add 1
Boulevard Park Improvement Co.
to Shlmer & Chase Co., n40 feet lot
1 and s2 feet of lot 2 and n20 feet of
lot 3. all In Boulevard Park add.. 1
Shlmer A Chase Co. to John A. Beebe,
n40 feet lot 1, block 8, Boulevard
Park add 600
Bias Zagar and wife to Joseph Pro
chaska and Olga Prochaska, lot 6,
block 9, Burr Place add 1,200
Albert M. Henry to County of Doug
las, lot 29. Alnsfleld add 400
Margaret Cunningham to John H.
Ranmge, n82 feet lot 8, block 10,
S. K. Rogers' add 1,000
John C. Kimball and wife to Charles
C Miller, lot 7, block 18, Central
Park add , 1,800
Same to same, lot 4, Slemssen Place 2,400
Mary J. Burrlght and husband to
Charles C. Miller.- part se4 '. oe4 .' ; '
6-15-1.1 v. 6000
John C. Klnmhall and wife to same,
lot 18, block 1, Tipton Plac add.... 300
Walter Putenbaugh and wife to
Charles W. Partridge, part of lot
2, Capital add 1
Solomon J. and Anna E. Firestone
to James Pasmore, lot 64. Firestone's
sub. to Elllstone Park Place add..- 215
Same to Emma Pasmore, lot 65, same. 215
Security Land and Trust Co., to Alice
M. Rowe, sl20 feet of lots 21 and
22, block 4. Dundee 8,000
Mabel Hooper Rockford to William
F. Rockford, lots 3. 4, 5, 8, 7 and
8, block 7fi, Benson 1
W. S. Shoemaker, guardian, to Eva
Fredrecka Delford. lot 20, Sunny-
side add 1,300
Charles Tanner et al to Callle Lee
Eplcy, lot 8, block 8, Kilby Place.. 625
Wilson T. Graham and wife to
William S. Heaton, lot , block 3.
Denman Place add 225
Minnie B. Stevens to Thomas F.
Maloney, w V of n4 of lot 35, Burr
Oak add 900
James A. Sip and wife to Frank Sev
erln and wife, lot 24, block 6, Van s
Camp's add 1,600
Charles D. Beaton et al. to Beaton
. Realty Co., lots 1 and 2, block 10 -W
est End add and other lots - 1
TotaJ 138,747
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
quartermaster, Cheyenne, Wyoming. Sep
tember 13. l'-VJ. Sealed proposals in trip
licate, will be recived at this office until
:.0 a. m., mountain time, Wednesday, Oc
.ober 13, lWi. at which time they will be
opmed in public for the installation of
Sieam heating plants complete i In officers'
quarters No. 1 to No. 8, inclusive, and No.
jl and No. 33. post plans, Foit D. A. Rus
ell, Wyoming. Plans and specifications
for the Inspection of bidders are on file
n this office, also in the office of the
( hief cjuar termuster. Department of the
Missouri, Omaha, Ntbranka; Chief Quar
termaster, Department of the Colorado,
Denver, Colorado, and the office of the
Secretary of the Builders' exchange, St.
Paul, Minnesota. The government re
serves the ritfht to reject or accept any
or all bids or any part thereof. Envelopes
containing proposals Bhotild be indorsed
' Proposals for Steam Heating Officers'
Quarters. Nus. 1 to 8, Inclusive, -nd Nos
i and 33, Post Plans, Fort D. A. Russell,
Wyoming,"-and addiecscd to V. yK. Hart,
Captain 15th Infantry, Acting Quarter
master, U. S. A., in charge of construction,
Roum 3, Keefe Hall, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Sept. 14-15-18-17-0. 11-12.
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
quai termaMer, Cheyenne, Wyoming, Oc
tob. r, h. Sealed proposals In trip
licate, will be received at lkis office unttl
!:: u. m., mountain linw, Friday, No
vember 5, liiOS, and then opened In public
tor furnishing all Material and labor re
quired for constructing an "IndeDandeni
Oiiil.i Sewer, f ir Sewer Syntem," at Fort
i. A. riusxrii, Wyoming, (estimated quanti
ties. '4.12 lineal fert of 12-lncu sewer pipe
twenty-six manholes). Plans and specifi
cations for the Inspection of bidders are
on file in this tjffice. and in the office
of the Chief Quarterniabter. Department
of the Mi.-souri, Omaha, Nebraska; Chief
Quartermaster. Department of Colorado
l'envrr. Colorado, and In the office of the
Sicretary of the Builders' exchange. Mt
lJaul. .Minnesota. The government reserves
thf iiht to accept or reject any or all
bids or any part thereof. Envelopes con
aining proposals should be Indorsed "Pro
pja!s for 1 nut pendent Outlet Sewer to be
Constructed at Furl D. A. Ruasfll, Wyom
ing." and addressed to Captain V. K. Hart
l.th Intantiy. Acting Quartermaster, U. h'
A., ltooni 3, Keefe. Hall, Cheyenne, Wyom
"jK O. H-U-U-U. N. 8 4.
HAY SHED-WAR DEPARTMENT OP
lice of the Constructing Quartermaster,
roil Crook. Nebraska, September 24. 1.
iii'iuhii in triplicate will be re
ceived at tins office until 11 a. m., Octo
ber 14, DC'.t, and then publicly opened, for
the construction of one hay shed at Fort
Crook, Nebrasku. 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 olfice. Plans and specifica
tions may be seen by Intending bidders at
the office of the Chief Quartermaster, De
partment of the Missouri. Omaha, Ne
braska; Builders' Exchange. St. Paul. Min
nesota, and at thl office. Necessary blank
forms and full Information furnished upon
application here. The United States ro
srrves the right to relect any or all bids.
Envelopes containing proposals must be In
dorsed. "Proposals for Hay Shed. Fort
Crook, Nebraskay and addressed to Captain
Joseph F. Gonn, Constructing Quarter-
PALL CASE TOUCHES OTHERS
Banker Names Certain Men at Too
Friendly with Wife.
DIVORCE DUEL A HOT CONFLICT
Floreace Parties, rhroagk Their At
torneys, An fkootlsic Volleys
. f Flerp. ( htrtfi at
. Each Otber.
An amended petition for divorce has been
filed by John S. Faul, formerly mayor of
Florence. At the same tlm Mrs. Paul's
answer to th first petition and her cross
bill which were filed Saturday and with
drawn, were sent back to district ' court
and their contents became known.
These charges and Counter charges form
the matter of one of the most sensational
divorce suits on the records of the county.
Mr. Paul's amended petition accused his
wife of Infidelity, and two men are di
rectly charged. Several other men are
mentioned as having associated too much
with Mrs. Paul, and among these are E. J.
Bodwell, former county superintendent of
schools, now at Norfolk, and E. H. Waller
schools, now at Norfolk, and E. If. Walker
of Florence.
In offset Mrs. Paul makes a serious
charge of criminal conduct against her
husband In her answer.
Mrs. Paul Is accused of writing letters
to herself purporting to com from some
one 'els and warning her that her hus
band was misbehaving. Mrs. Paul, her
husband says, threatened his Ufe, and one
day sent a piece of crepe to his sister's
house by the children with the request that
a picture of plaintiff be placed on the
crepe.
N To Cask Iw Her Wiles,. .
Mr. Paul, retorts his wife in her petition,
told her that she had "winning ways,
could and would attract trade to the store;
that she should be kind. Jolly and friendly
with customers and not In any sense be
proud or reserved, but to be free and easy
with every on for th purpose of seeming
to Ilk the people."
But he forbade her. the cross bill says,
having anything to do with Omaha peorle
and "desired sha should dance with and
"Jolly" the Florenoe people, no matter
what she really thought of them."
Mrs. Paul, her husband declares, wrot a
letter to her alster, Maud Allen, an actress
at the New York ' Hippodrome, and
left It lying tmenveloped In tho house,
saying she waa going to leave her hus
band and that he could have the two
daughters for $2,000 apiece and the deed to
her of th homestead. Also sh wrote her
sister, so Paul alleges, "that his own people
are served first and the Bald kith and kin
are a lot of 'shiftless, Idle bums;' that hr
'lord and hubby' had taken the 'phone out
of the house to spite her and that It was
as lonely as all ."
Robert Dech or Deck the petitions spell
It differently who was town marshal when
Paul was mayor, la alleged In the cross
bill to have made a deposition at Paul's
Instance supporting the husband'a allega
tions, and H. C. Smith Is named In the
amended petition as another co-respondent.
Paul has now filed a motion to make
more definite and certain Mrs. Paul's
charges In her answer.
Mrs. Paul also charges that her husband
circulated ot caused to be circulated a
statement that sh was preparing a num
ber of gowng and would wear a different
one every day of th dlvorca trial.
ALLEGED BANDITS IN IRONS
ARRAIGNED ON NEW BILL
Fir Mea Aveased of Robbla Over
land Limited Plead Not Galltr
to Reindictment.
Th fiv alleged Overland Limited train
robbers were taken Into federal court
Monday morning to plead to 'th new In
dictment returned against them last week.
The prisoners were handcuffed to their
guards, D. W. Woods to - Deputy United
States Marshal John Sides; Grlgware, to
Special Deputy Marshal Balrd; Shelton,
to Special Officer Deverees; Torgenson, to
Deputy Marshal George McCallum and
Bill Matthews to Deputy Marshal J. A.
Proctor.
The handcuffs were removed when the
prisoners stood up for pleading. The In
dictment of thre counts was read to
them and each pleaded not guilty to each
count.
Bill Matthews Is still carrying his arm
In a sling from' his recent encounter In
the patrol wagon with Officer Walker.
The attorneys for the accused men gave
notice of a motion to quash the Indictment
against their clients... This motion will be
heard befor Judge T. C. Munger,
Wednesday morning. .
The trial of the alleged ' bandits has
been set for Monday, October 25, by mutual
agreement between the attorneys for the
government and attorneys for the accused.
PRIZES FOR DOMESTIC ART
Jadgea mt County Fair Mak Awards
to Tesag Women and
Girls.
Awards hav been made by the Judges In
th domestic art department of the Douglas
County fair, which was held Iri conjunction
with Ak-8ar-Ben. The young women or
little girls who carried oft the honors are
named below. Th first three named for
each division ar twarded first, second and
third prizes, respectively the others being
all marked fourth.
Work Apron Josephine Klsller, Benson;
Alice Whitney, Valley; Emma Pederson,
Omaha; Gertrude Gats, Benson; Wllhel
mlna Scheseley, East Omaha; Beulah Deer
son, Elkhorn; Delia Wells, Waterloo; Leah
Doherty, Waterloo; Anna Scheschy, East
Omaha; Adeline Hathke, East Omaha; Ber
tha I,eUch, East Omaha; Rosa DoIL Station
B, Omaha; Ruth Atkinson, South Omaha:
Ethel Whlteley, Omaha; Rhea Whitney,
Valley; Daphlne Rohwer, Waterloo.
Shirt Wa'st Ruth Zlttle Omaha; I.ela
Whlteley, Omaha; Ruth Atkinson, Soutli
Omaha; Mary Moellcr, Valley; Stella Mor
rison, Elkhorn; Leota Byara, Valley; Gail
Yocmun, Omaha.
Scfa Pillow Minnie Bengschat, Flor
ence; Gall Yoeman, Omaha; Lllah Grace
Hoke, Dundee; Amy Hasard, Benson; Ruth
Hlbbard, Irvlngtotv; VIoLa Hasard. Benson;
Mary Wltzke, Benson; Hazel Seaverton,
Omaha; Anna Sundell, Benson; Clara Lu
bentritt, Benson; Sophie Bebensee, Flor
'ence; Mabel Mockelmann Elkhorn; Lurej
Bell, Waterloo; Mildred Brunner, Elkhorn;
Florenc.t Stolly, Benson; Ruth Atkinson,
South Omaha; Angeline McArdle, Wash
ington.' Collective Adelaide Groeger, Omaha; Gall
Yoeman, Omaha; Ruth Atkinson, South
Omaha; Margaret Weyerman, Omaha;
Emma Sundell, Benson.
Fancy Apron Adelaide Groeger, Omaha;
MIMred Tltcel, Benson; Vellsta Pressou,
Omaha.; Bertha S.now, Benson; Ellen Kel
v t Waterloo; Georgia Brown, Waterloo,
i; 'a l.lrklty Eas. Omaha; Mar Ber.juNt,
i.i:;ji.; Minnie Jacobsen, Irvlngton; Beth
KiuU, Irvlngtou, Mary Mueller, Valley;
Mabel Lambert, South Omaha; Helen B.
Pre son, Omaha; Helen Patterson, Dundee;
Marguerite Hall, Omaha; Mary Ilcrmansen,
Millajd; Lucy Mai tig,. Benson.
Dundee to Pave
Every. Stree tin
Its Main Portion
All Re$idents Get Behind Movement
.. to Have This Don -Next
Summer. . J.
One of the most utilqu paving Vampailgns
ever instituted by a Nebraska town Is on
In dead earnest In the suburb of Dundee.
Concerted action In all part of the village
has resulted in an effort f.o pave every
street in th main portion, of the village
next summer. Petitions are now being cir
culated and In several 'M '.the djstrlyts
enough signers hav been secured to' Insure
the paving of particular districts. These
petitions will not be filed', however, until
every property owner In trie lhaln part' of
th village has been canvassed , at4 the
paving of all th principal, alt eels Ua.ve been
insured. .... . ,.
The district It Is proposed to V all at
once Includes thirty-seven city blocks lying
between Cuming and Dodge streets. The
plan Includes the surfacing of all aid
streets so that the village, .will be soldldly
paved from one end to'the other except th
portion north of Cuming,' Which Is as yet
rather sparsely settled. - t-
Th plan was endorsed by practically fli
unanimous vote of a ma.8 ' mealing ' 'of
property owners held recently, and an
vaasers were -stasted to werk at'. one. Tt
Is hoped to have the preliminaries arranged
so that th paving can begin, early in th
spring .
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera' and Ps,rJ
rhoea Ramedy Is today 'th best .known,
medicine in use ior uir -renin -ana mrt-
bowel complaints. It cures griping,' diar
rhoea, dysentery and should be taken, at
th first unnatural looseness of the bowels.
Jt Is equally valuable for children atl'd
adults. It always cure, Sold, bj( 'alt d'mig
glsts. v
Go ,
crn it n wp
. hxa9J3.jIss.
Many grooerjr stbrei ar faror.j V J
ably or otherwise known aooora- gJL
Ing to th quality of ooffee they ' JJ''T
good general line.
TAIBPHD CO
PEE
If 'TIS BLANK'!
dBnanBsassBSSsasnn
Is sold only at grocery stores ot th
better class stores where customer
get th best values for thetr money.,
Tally fi ii a eonee oi
superior cup quality,..
carefully solected from
choicest grown coffees
and blended personally ,
by Mr. C. Jr. Blanks, the
best coffee expert In th
United Stales?- '
IV a-coffee ot
better Quality, liner '
fast aad makes -
mors on pi of geed
eoffee to the pound
than any xotber 26
cent coffee on ,tbe
market. Costa Jess .
than one-half cent
a cup to mak. . ,,.
Foil Pound Packoie
Net Weight, .
25 Cents L ,
C. r. BLANii ru and eomi cn.
SL Usis. I. S.A., ,, '. .
CTKES REMOVE IH)UBT . V' ! 1 .
AROt'T E4LV.KMA XiHE
Read What . Your Druggist .Bar
. About Oil of WJnterrfftt '
Cemipuond. ,,; ', ' V .v
i .. ' -'!-..,;.; . -.
Sheman A McConnell Drug Co., and.
Owl Drug Co. submit the T6liowin"g to the
readers of The Bee: L'i. ', i v
For several years we 'nave announced,
with onr recommendation, thai -we have
found a positive cure 'f or 'fec'xemA; ' V sim
ple skin wash, oil, of . wititergren, com
pounded with other, healing ingredients. ' '
Vet w know thefe are people; right In
this town who have ecsema,,a'n4, still hav
never tried this remedy.' ' -!..- -
We have therefore arranged wMi YhK T.
D. D. laboratories of Chicago for a special
offer for a trial bottle at ii cants Instead
of the $1.00 bottle as regularly sold.
We offer this trial bcdt.le with our
recommendation and assurance that Just
as soon as the patient washes his Itching
skin, the mild liquid wlilake the Itch
away insfantly.
Sherman & McConnel Drug CO.. ldth and
Dodge; Owl Drug Co., 16th and Harney.
' .in -.-1 ii, . t . m
Pure in
the can-
PtAre utlie.
baking
Never
Fails
Try it
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"BEstBlCE" tbroufb the West ladles -
Compltf niulratts Bovklttt a -?Mfr
TIE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACUST CO.
SANDERSON IHI, Ceaeral sacaa ' "
Z3 State Street, kcaj lark .
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