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Typewriter
Laatlaaed.
6 k F.CON D hand typewriter sold, repaired.
Central Typewriter Exchange. 1WJ7 Firnm.
nVFUTTHTNO In typewriter; u-t a
f of our bargains: Rebuilt No. 2 .Smith
i i'f'mler, 931; No- I Oliver. .) r.o. Kein
" n Ktun machine shipped on approval:
i, rtepoMt required.
TIFEWKll r.n r.wt ir aiu.s i vw.,
tog 8. 12th St.
Itim mm Olker Maslcal Udrinfatt
i '".FOR two eartr birds.
ftn; talk-o'phone
ll.i; $12 50 Colum
JL :d It Win. disk records.
bia and 10-ln. disk rccorr-s. $1.00. both as
:ood an new; play any disk record made:
, rfturn and g't your money bsok If not
; satisfactory. 1'lano I'layer Co., Old boston
Si ore.
Mlarellaneoas.
"C0AL
AT CUT PRICES.
We save you from SOu to
11. Ml on everv ton and Klve
better coal. V guarantee correct welnht.
Rosenblatt's Cut Price Coal Co.
DKITOS at cut price, freight paid on aft
110 order; catalogue free. Shermaa
McCanneb Drug Co.. Oman. Neb.
T IIMUKTi Try O. C. Iilmmock Hons.
liUiuuuu South Omaha, for lumber.
GARLAND STOVES
tb- famous Garland stoves. Not being in
i high rent district we can save you
oi.ey on stoves
U. H. MliT&K, Zivj eavenworin.
Hardware and Stove Dealer.
Second-Hand Boilers
We will aell two Holler that have been In
use at the Bee bulidlJig. They are eacn
175 horsepower return tubular boiler, 78
lnch diameter by Is feet long. They have
Its C. 1. tube i tnche by 1 feet. Work
in; pressure lf pound per square Inch.
Heat aurlace lit.oou auuar feet. Urate aiva
UK so,uar feet
W e are very anxious to dispose of these
boilers Immediately and will aell at a bur
gain If taken at once.
THE iiliE BL'lUJINO COM PANT.
17th and Karnam 6ts. Omaha, Xeb.
WORTH SKEINO.
f. MUST MLLL hl'OVKg.
Used only one season, for storage charge.
Also furniture. 1113 Dodge St, Doug. 4ki.
Come early1 for your choice.
FUtt SAK Two roll-top and one flat
ton desks and three office chairs; all In
si d condition and new last May. 413 Bee
HJ
FOR BALE One f0-H. P. horizontal fire
tube boiler complete; good as new; used
less than sU months. Fairmont Creamery
Co., Omaha,' Neb.
w And second-hand. 1110 Faro.
WE HAVi
ivk llAVt; on hand a number of Ink
l arrel which we Will aell at Mo eaoh. The,
IVe fin for rain water or aahea Call ai
ressrom Be Publishing Co.
FOR SAL. New and Zd-hand billard
and pool table. W lead the world In
cheap bar fixtures, easy payment. Brunswick-Balk
Collendr. 407 eV Bt
rr r Publlo Market Special. d-R,
UUAU, Best value In Omaha. .
PartMdge-Thonipson Co.. lti Harney. D. BM2
H ftfl A T v It's good; Yukon egg or lump,
f ( so, bt for price, try 1L
HARMON A Wk-KTH. Both phones.
FOR SALU A good self adding cash
register; will sell oa easy payments. Ad
diesa P 471. Bee.
WRITE m before buying a piano. I ran
save yuu money. Addreaa L 661, care Bee.
HALi.. - i-atvs. new, 24-beod. Mil Farnam.
OAS RANGE CHEAP. .4170 Cass Street
NEED money quick. Will sell my upright
piano fof fc.0.00. T 18 Bee.
ONE four-roller- cvllnder bretm: rIho on
.tony cylinder. Jurkley Printing Co.
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON JNilT..K4U.J.. Y. WTel. De 164.
Dr. Kathryn Nicholas, 608 N. Y. L. Bldg.
PATENTS
D. O. DARNELL, Paxton B)k. Tel. Iled 7117.
HUFFMAN, 81S Neville Bldg. Book free.
PERSONAL
1 I "cleaned, mad Into fall style.
si m ii it i clv.. wki in. in.
fVkAT. Andover, L'tg, Lump, $6.60. R. H.
WAU Morehouse Co.. W. 8105, B.2145.
STRICTLY private home during confine
munla; excellent care; babies adopted;
trained nurse. 8618 Davenport St.
pprj vyo Your corn comes out or your
ViVl.il kJ quarter ioiiui back when you
ue Corn Jelly. HaOnea Drue Co. Far.
MAGNETIC sriTO .uf 'SSrd'SKS:
JAME3 RUBY can get Insurance money
hjy writing John or Charley.
A HOllS for women during confinement.
find home tor Daoies wnare moinur
nnot care for them. Bablea boarded.
or tar ma. address Mrs. Martha A. Lee, 401
ltanei vU . t, umaiia, ssuo. i none uoug
laa iit.hr
kwE KENT and repair all makes of sew
llr maaiiinea. 'Phones: llld. A lw3: Doug.
ItiuS. Neb. Cycle Co., coruer 16th aud Har
ney
PRIVATK home during confinement;
babies (or adoption; Oood Samaritan Kan
liorluin, 740 1st Ave.. Council Bluffs, la.
DR. EOQER3, private confinement home,
lf.lti Martha 8t. Tel. Douglas ttfJU.
TliE.tamous Velvetlna Toilet Goods. For
sule L all druggists or pnouo Douglas Mua.
THE SALVATION ARMY ollolt caatoff
clothing; In fact, anything you do not ueed.
We collect, repair and sell at 134 N. 11th
St., for coal of collection to the worthy
poor.. Call phone Douglas- 4135 end wagon
will call. . ,
7 I Ci 3 " toupees for men. ORIFF1TH.
'uuo U and 14 Frenaer Bik.
MAGNETIC Treatment. Emmerlln
Biolt. XJia p. lth tit. Doug. UM.
ANYONE knowing the present where
abouts of James C. Ballard, who resided
In Doug la county In 167, or any of hut
relatives, win piease comiuuiucute with
H t-3, care uqiana rtee, uuiana, mo.
Private1! confinement home. Mrs. Dr. King.
13J4 N. 81th, Tel., Web, 2ii. Ind. B-liO;i.
OMAHA Stammerers' In.. Ramge Bldg.
MRS. KITTEN HOUSE, vibratory nia
SHgti and elect lie baths. R. 4th floor
Old Boston store Bldg., 16th and Douglas.
Aiicne de Voy. Manicuring and ma-nage,
Co S. lulh Su Flat S. Phone D. 7&-
j Mine Allen of Chicago, salt glow, maiiiio
V I tic and massage treatments, 207 is'. 17th St.
" V.I:iKiillM Ssnitd to rent l L1EBENS.
1 UttltlUa EUH- 1410 Howard. D. 4L-
! A NEW BOOK, the "Underworld Sewer."
f Josie Washburn; price. $1 M. Sold by
t bAtiirts ft McKelvey, lc S. Ulh L. between
Douglas and Dodge.
) TO the unsigned. ' letter and as tated
t received. Ih.uiks. Who shall 1 give credit?
. . ioiun, la.
PRINTING
'PHO?
5NE IND. A-20 for good printing
tad Printing Co.. lCiu tt Capliol Ave.
Lng
HYATT LONOAI'KK. litlNTFKd
1703 Ltavenwortn St. Tel. !.,Ug. W7. '
REAL ESTATE
KKiL esrtn: uealkhm.
Ft FKIV A BJTRACT tX. Fst. ni on.tl
ffJ; get eui- prices. Lie Farnam St.
UANGESTAD. 04 Bee Bldg. Tel. D. 37.
PAYNE I.NV. CO.. first floor N. Y. Life.
BKNJAMIN'r. E. CO., 477 Hran.b is Itldtf.
!'" L ETATK TITI K-TRI'ST CO
CHA. . V 1 LLl.Vil liteld-ut.
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REAL ESTATE
CITT rHDPIIRTI t-OH IALBi
(Continued.)
IMPROVED ACRE TRACT IN
FLORENCE
t3 20fl for ten acre fnrlng
east on Calhoun road In Flor
ence HiiKhts. only If. minutes'
walk from end of ftreet car
line. N't-rf six-room house,
newly painted and pap. red
tl roughout; new chicken
house, fine well water, young
frull of all kinds. even acres
In cultivation. An Ideal loca
tion for fruit and chicken farm
or c-jiintry home. Account be
ins on main traveled road
north out of Omaha. I.imd
lay high and slKhily. Acre
tmcts of this size near city
conveniences and well located
ate. difficult to find. Owner
leaving for California and If
neeesi-ary would take good
four or five-room cottage at
lis cash value worth not to
exceed tl.&U as pmt payment.
George & Co., Exclusive Agents.
1601 Farnam. Tel. Doug. 756.
NEW BUNGALOW
South of Field Club
At 2.1:8 3. 34th St.. In Crelnhton's First
addition, with new houses all around It,
we have a new five-room bungalow, mod
ern throughout except heit, riose to car,
well built, double floors, fine combination
fixtures (mission style), open plumbing,
fine pantry, fine largo cellar with cement
floor and coal bine; floored attic, white
enameled bath room, fine oak floors In
llvlngi-ooms; large lot, Wxl.tt, all level and
sodoXfl; cement walks; house la open today
for' your innpectlon. or we will show It
Monday, price J:!0; only 00 down and
H0 per month. Including interest.
PAYKR. BOSTWICK CO.. Sole Agents,
Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
West Farnam Home
Must Be Sold
Owner leaving Omaha offers beautiful
home on 3lid rt., between Dodge and Far
nam. Practically new and with every mod
ern convenience.
First floor In oak, second floor white
enamel. Large living room with fireplace,
dining room, library, mimic room, butler's
pantry and kitchen, first floor; 4 good
sized bed rooms, second floor; finished
basement with billiard room.
Walls throughout are canvassed and ar
tistically decorated, built-in bookcases,
buffet, beamed ceiling, etc. Fine lot 60x140.
This Is a (gem and must be seen to be
appreciated, Poe us at once lor special
price and further particulars.
Benson & Myers Co.,
Phone D. 746.
412 N. T. Life Bldg.
3517 Jackson St
Good 6-room house with bath, hot and
cold water; on grade, fine shade and fruit,
paved streets, cement walks, excellent
neighborhood. Owner leaving city and will
sell property fur $2,500. Here Is a bargain
Payne, Bostvvick &Co.
Sole Agents Main Floor, N. Y. Life.
WALNUT HILL BARGAIN.
For quiuk sale we offer the southwest
corner of 4d and Lafayette 1 Ave., with
house of six rooms and hall; modern ex
cept heat. Elegant lot, Mxl."0, with nice
shade, In choice neighborhood; pretty
utreet. House consists of hall, parlor, din
ing room and kitchen downstairs, three
bedrooms and bath ,room up stairs; all
rooms good size and nicely papered. Cis
tern at rear of house. The price la only
$z.7b0, ir sold soon. This is an exceptional
opportunity to buy a good home cheap.
Cash or terms. Ask to see It at once.
Hhlmer & Chaae Co., sole agents. 309 S.
17th M.
100; Feet $3,000
60 fronting Hanscom Park and DO front
ing 83rd St. We know of nothing better,
Harrison & Morton
Property Owners Take Notice
If you have for sale any houses from 5
rooms up to 10, located In est Farnam,
Hanscom Park or Walnut Hill districts,
list them with us quick. We have buyers
for good property In all of these localities.
S1ILMER & CHASE CO.,
Both Phones. 309 8. 17th St.
NEW COTTAGE
Corner 9th and Arbor
THREE LOTS
$1,700
W. H. GATES,
Room 617 N. Y. Life. Phone Douglas 1294.
TO BE SOLD AT ONCE.
Tim nil new modern residence with recep
tion ball, parlor, dining room and stair
way finished In oak, large plate glass door
and windows, inree gooa-stzea Dea rooms,
bath room and linen closet on second floor,
rood cement basement uuder whole house.
with good furnace; both electric and gas
fixture. This house has been built from
the very best or material throughout. L.o
rated on the southeast corner of 2Hth and
Hamilton streets. Price, HIM.
W. J. DERMODY INVESTMENT CO
Tel. D. G10S or A-2023 S3 N. Y. L. Bldg,
BRAND NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE
Strictly modern, large lot, paved street.
oornar, near car.
ONLY $250 CASH
Balance monthly, semi-annually or an
pually show you.
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.,
624 N. Y. Life Bldg.
CHOICE BUSINESS LOT, $1,400.
Located near northwest corner ltith and
Locust Sts., Just north of Salisbury's
Hardware store. Size 274x124. This Is
the only lot left In this very desirable
business district. Shinier ft Chase Co.,
sole agents, SuO S. 17th St.
Close-in Bargain
517 No. 30th St., new I-room house, strictly
modern, oak finish, combination fixtures,
fine location, one-half block to Harney car;
high and sightly. Owner left city and Is
sacrificing his home; price. $r.-06. Immed
iate possession.
Payne. Bostwick 8c Co.
Sole Agents Main Floor, N. Y. Life.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
$il.250 Eight-room house, oak. floors, birch
flrilt-h through whole house, hot water heat,
every convenience for a home, corner lot,
east front. See US and we will show you
Uirough.
GALLAGHER & NELSON,
4:n) Brandets Bldg. Omaha. Neb.
$50 CASH
Buys 1V acres, located hitih and sightly,
one mile west of Benton and in flourishing
settlement. Balance $s per month. Free
abstract; warranty deed. It's cheap; better
be. the owner.
Payne, Investment Company,
First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
Phones Douglas 17M. Jiulepeiiduut A-11SS.
LEAVING CITY MUST SELL
Elegant corner Wiisi. best part. Council
Bluffs; ull street li'ipioveinenls; good -room
house; will avil for value of lot; lo
cated mar Baylits Park. Address U 610,
Bee.
HANSCOM PARK HOME room,
nearly new, all modern, with HOT WATKR
HEATING, paving paid. Owner leaving
city; will take $a.6o0. TERMS. OLOVEK
KFi.LT Y SYNDICATE. Uruuad Floor, N.
t. IM
I WANT an offer on lot I. blocs 20. origi
nal plat of the city of Omaha, with two
houses. am! D.l California str Lvi.
feet
'! tl lMAS BRENNAN.
New Yoik Life Bui dins.
REAL ESTATE ;
CITY rmu'KRTV FOR IALB,
(Continued.
A Man From
Vancouver
Is still In town to sell 613 and (15 So. th
street, nearly opposite All Paint's Church.
Will rent for ".08 pr month, no better
location for flats In Omaha, and the houses
bring good revenue now as they stand.
They are going to paint the north house
and fix foundation. Can make fairly easy
terms. Thla property must be sold at once.
A. P. Tukey .& Son.
445 Board of Trade Blilg.
Tel., It. 2181.
$425
V
For a nice bulldim? lot In the south part
of tho city on Frederick St. between 16th
and l'ith Kts.. with city water, gas, cement
walks, on grade, a splertdid place to build
a cottage home. It's a bargain.
Payne, Bostwick &Co.
Sole Agents Main Floor, N. Y. Life.
FOR SALE fine new 6-room house, big
lot. Frank Sevlch, 10th and Dominion St.
1
CITY PROPERTY FOR 8 ALB
BRAND NEW 5-ROOM HOUSE
Modern, except heat, large lot. paved
street, near car finely finished.
ONLY $250 CASH '
Balance monthly, semi-annually or an
nually.
Let us show you.
NOWATA LAND ft LOT CO.,
624 N. Y. Life Bldg.
1509 Frederick St
Brand new bungalow, five nice living
rooms, potior and dining room, mission
finish with mission electric combination
fixtures, two bedrooms and bath room.
Floors all finished for rugs, good cellar,
large attic, cement walks all around house.
odded lawn. All ready to occupy. Price
$2,000 $500 or $00 down, balance monthly.
Payne, Bostwick & Co
Sole Agents Main Floor, N. Y. Life.
Very Unusual
Ever hear of an easier and better prop
osition than this? We will sell you a choice
lot in one of the best suburban localities,
two blocks from car, stores, etc., and build
a 4. 5 or 6-room modern house to your
oraer on a ,t or fiuo cash payment and
balance In rental sums. If the total cost
Is not less than that at which you can
build or buy elsewhere we don't want you
to purchase. Come in at once and figure
with us.
RUSSELL & McKITRICK CO.,
43$ Ramge Bldg. 16th and Harney.
INVESTMENT Two 8t Louie flats,
built 1 year, monthly rental $!; corner
lot. paving paid In full both streets, first
class location; BIGGEST SNAP IN
OMAHA; fcl.SOO. "Could handle with (3.506
cash. GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE,
iiuund Floor, N. Y. Lifa.
BEMIS PARK New house, I rooms and
large reception hall, oak finish, hot water
heating, nice south front lot; snap at $5,600.
TERMS. O LOVER REALTY SYNDI
CATE. Ground Floor. N. Y. Life.
FOR quick returns, list your real estate
for sale and exchange wltn me, no aale,
no pay. W. W. Mitchell. Board of Trade
Bidg., Omaha Neb.
2612 Corby St
A new IT-room' cottage." well built, with
bath, gas and electric light, combination
fixtures, good cellar, with furnace, nice at
tic; cement walks, fence, south front, price
only tZH.m It sold this month.
Payne, Bostwick & Co.
Sole Agents Main Floor, N. Y. Life.
A choice building lot, "Hillsdale." $1.00
cash, $1 a week. Prices $100 to $; no in
terest, no taxes. See us.
HASTING- - HEYDEN. $614 Harney Bt
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH I.AMU FOR SALK
Colorado,
FOR SALE or trade 960 acre farm, well
improved; 11 miles from county seat, 4
miles from railroad station. For particu
lars aaareBS I'naries Miehous, Holyoke,
Colo., P. O. Box 274.
Florida.
Important Notice
Last call on Keystcne Park, Florida's
most famous fruit and vegetable colony.
We have lens than three dozen of the
choice Jen-acre tracts left. Do you want
one? 'A great many sold In this territory
and every mart who has visited the colony
pronounces It one bf the greatest onnor.
tunitles ever offered In that state. While
they last at the uniform price of 2f an
acre on terms of $1 an acre cash and 60
cents month.
Tampa Bay Land Co.
Temple Court Bldg., Chicago, 111.
Kansas.
NORTHEASTERN Kansas farms for
sale, near St. Joseph. Atchison, Leaven
worth and Topeka. Come and see. F. T.
Lehman, Nortonvllle, Kan.
BflBi-esoia.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
A choice Minnesota grain and stock farm
of 920 acres; gocd buildings; 700 acre in
field; balanoo hay and pasture; 40 acres
heavy timber near buildings; cieik in
pasture; good well at house; 300 acre
seeded to timothy and clover; auo acrea
plowed ready for spring crop; possession at
oi.ee; will rent on shares or sell for cash;
or on crop payment; all good, smooth land
and a bagaln. Apply to W. D. Creglow
Itenisen, la. '
Oklabo la.
OKLAHOMA
Land $5 Per Acre
No. 2H9 1.320 acres timber and glazing
land, on Illinois river, in Adair county
nearly all black oak timber, will make
from two to four railroad tie to the tree;
some white oak aaw timber. ome white
pine. 16 to 24 Inches In diameter and 80 to
luO feet high; j0 to 400 acrea of this land
can be cultivated; about 60 acres now
under cultivation; ten miles of Westvillo
and new railroad now building within three
miles of land; the timber alone ou&iit to
pay more than we ask for the land. Price
acre.
No. 642 S.E20 acrea timber and grass land
In Cherokee and Adair counties, at $5 per
acre.
No. 546 :a acrea timber land within three
miles of Peggs, Cherokee county, at $6 per
arre.
No. 37580 acres of good upland prairie
0 acres In cultivation, good black soil, a
flna chance for oil, three-fourth miles of
the city limits of Nowata. Price, $u per
acre.
No. 4Js 180 acrea of Lest grade creek
bottom land; 130 acre in cultivation. Good
house, barn and outbuildings; two mile
from Nowata county seat. Price, $40 per
acre. You might get an oil well with this
laud. Let u show you.
Nu WAT A LAND A LOT CO..
Suite 4 N. Y. Life Bldg.
It IkrMk. v
FOR SALE By owner. $40 acres of fine
farm land on mil from good Iowa town
of B.OnO: 17 acres under plow, balance tame
hay and pasture; good improvements, with
inception of bain. A bargain at $6 per
.ere. Address box fcs, Alien, Neb.
REAL ESTATE
(ARM AD KACH .AM FOR BALI
Nebraa-a ( natlwaed.
FARM BARGAIN Mi.t be sold on ac
count ni owner health; well Improved
. Jo-acre farm, seven and a quarter miles
.mm tow n; pi Ice, $3! per Sere; easy term.
J. T. Campbell, Litchfield. Neb.
ONE SECTION of land In Lincoln county
Neb., 2o0 acres tillable land. Cuts 100 tons
fine hay. Small frame house anil barn,
some other building, at $16 per acre. A
great bargain. Two telephone lines within
2 miles of place. Can have phone any time
desired. 10 miles from Curtis. Come and
see to know real value. Will take good
property for part pay. Write what you
have to trade to Box 318 Curtla, Neb.
QUARTER section land worth $20 per
acre. Will take automobile in good re
pair or Income property in part payment.
Address Box 21S, Spalding, Neb.
Tea as.
TEXAS.
This Is the story of our Irrigated land In
the Rio Grande valley of Texas. Following
In the very lowest estimate, Mime of the
land will more than double this Income:
COST.
Planting one acre for six years, per
annum $ 4.50
Cultivation and labor ..' 6.00
Irrigation 6.00
Harvesting and hauling 30.00
Manufacturing, $1.60 per ton 60.00
Total $106.50
RETURNS.
Forty tons, yielding 8,000 pounds of
sugar, at 4c $".20.00
Deducting cost $106. 50
Profit per acre $213.50
Will sell you land that will do this year
In and year out for $7R to $1W per acre.
NOWATA LAND ft LOT CO.,
624 N. Y. Life Bldg.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS to home owners and home build
er, with privilege of making partial pay
ments semi-annually. No commission.
W. H. THOMAS,
503 First National Bank Bldg.
tini) tn till n(M) ia.nl. nrnmtillv F TV Wea.l
Wead Bldg., ISth and Farnam.
FIVE PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room 1, New York Life Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN-Payi.e Inv. stment Co
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith ft Co., 1320 Farnam St.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK ft CO.. N. Y. Life.
Private money, $500 to $5,000; low rate.
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Brandels Bldg.
SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated.
Apply Rooma 417-1S First National Bank
Bldg. Bell phone Douglas 2318.
GARVIN BROS.. 818 N. Y. Life. $600 to
$200,000 on Improved property. No delay.
6 FARM and city loans; optional pay
ment; no delay. I. Slbbernsen. Omaha.
.".00 to $5,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe
Real Estate Co., 1001 N. Y. Life. Doug, or
A-21E2.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR
6, ( and 7-room houses. If prices are right
we can sell your property for you,
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
' Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg.
SWAPS
FOR SALE or exchange For clear land
ftork of clothing, located In eastern Ne
braska. Will invoice about $l0,00u. For
particulars address J. R. Collins. 42S Main
street, r remoni, iNeD.
HIG grade piano for good residence lot,
yill pay difference. Bee, Y 17.
WANTED TO BUY,.,
BEST price paid for second-hand furnl
ture, carpets, clothing and shoes. Teh Diug.
37L
BEST price paid for 2d-hand furniture,
stoves, clothing. W. Rosenblatt. Tel. D. 5401.
HIGHEST prices for furniture, etc.
BELL'S Furn. Store, 1406 Dodge. Red 3531.
BALTIMORE 2d-hand store pays best
price 2d-hand furniture, clothes, eto. D. 42'B.
WANT 2d-hand shoes and clothes. D. 27S5.
WANTED to buy, alL-or part of furniture
for four room apartment. Must be high
grade. Give particulars. Address Y 70,
care Bee.
WANTED Any 1909 Dun or Bradstrect
reference book; give date, states covered
and price. Address Y 71, care Bee
WANTEDTO RENT
WANTED Room and board in a private
ramiiy for man and wire; good location,
Address O 605, Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED By young man, place to work
for board while atleodlug Buylua college.
Beth phonea.
WANTED Position In drug and Jewelry
store by an experienced man, In both lines.
Address Y 66. care of Omaha Bee.
LADY with several treats' business train
Ing desires position Sdllln either In city
or will travel. Al references. Address
W 507. car. Be a.
lVil nnrl Wnnd R- H. Morehouse Co.
ioai ana ooa w 810B ,lia B2245
WANTED Situation by piano player for
evenings. Address H 599. Bee.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Arthur C. Chiistensen to Huns John
son, Ir., lot 19, blook Ifi, Halcyon
Heights $ 600
John Y. Noble and wife to Jennie
Lurson, lot 12. block 25, Benson 1,200
Maiden Investment Co. to William
Gould, jr., trustee, lot 7, block 3,
Hillsdale 230
Same to same, lot 7, block 8, Hillsdale 250
Ralston Townslte Co. to R. C. Beav
ers, lot 2. block 47, Ralston 175
W. K. F. Vila et al to Security Land
A Trust Co., lot 20, 30, 31, Stiirgla
place 700
Security Iind A Trust Co. to Cather
ine Kennedy, same 700
Theodore Stelihlns and wife to E. B'.
Brain, south 44 ft. lot 5, block 173. '
Omaha i
A. S. Billings and wife to same, un
divided H Interest In same ' 2
Mary J. Stebblns et a) to same, un- -divided
w. Interest in same 10
Orle Batenien ' Ud wife to Ida M,
Reld. lot 17. block 4. Ames Place .. 1,500
County Treasurer to Annie Wuerth,
part lot 2. block 2, Campbell's .... ....
Elizabeth M. Dlmick et al to Eliza
beth A. Dimick, w lot 6. block 24,
and south 4S fu of e Vi lot 7, block
23. Omaha
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Co.
to A. L. Wigton, west 33li ft., lot
20. Millard 2,100
Joseph Halanda et al to Vaclav Kor
Inck, part s 4. se 24-10-12 1
John T. Twiss and wife to John M.
M:iark. east 33 ft. lot 3, block 8,
Parker's addition 2,600
Mary Butterfleld to W. L. McClIn- '
tock, lot 15. block 5. Maxwell's 2d.. $00
Louis M. Tarsley and wife to W. L. "
McCUnlock, lot 9. block 5. Maxwell's
2d 1,500
John Hlmichsen and wife to Brown
Park Mineral Springs Co.. part lot
2. and all lot 3 and n H lot 4, block
7. Brown Park 20,000
L. W. Watklns to same, part lot J '
and 2, block K3. South Omaha too
Samuel W. Suddaby and wife
Mary Sampson, lot , block 1, Bogga
A Hills addition 2 200
F. C. Welch and wife et al to Michael
Koslna, lot 24, block L Morrison s
addition 250
W. W. Johnson and wife to W. G.
I're, lot 17. block 11, Druid Hill .... 2.250
Lizzie Persons to C. G. Root, part
lots 1 and 2. blook 24, South Omaha 4,500
Reictna Marrow and husband U
Thomas tleaiy, lot 2, block 4, Bur
lington Place 00
Annie and John M. Kuykendall el ai
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
(Continued.)
to Thomas Uearv, lota I and S.
block 4. South Omaha 1,0
Herman Beal and wife to John K.
George, lot 11. block M, Sotlth
Omaha 2
John E. George to George A Co.,
same 1
N. P. Dodge. Jr. and wlf to Eliza
beth Erlewine, lot 24, Dodges sub as
Totals .. $49,208
Grace Morris to Jennie Vompton,
south part of 1.5 acres in nw swfc
U-16-0 1 1
O. C. Redlck to J. B. Go.d, lot ,
block X. Clark Redlck s aoolilon.... 675
James Conley to James Sevick and
wire, lot 10, block 1. Nicholsons ad
dition 1,860
J. C. Wharton and wife to D. V.
Sholes company, lot 19, block 1,
Potter's addition 400
John R. Webster company to same.
lot 2", block 2, same i.
B. S. Davles and wife to same, lot 22,
block 2, same 850
Provident Real Estate company to
ame, lot 17, block 2, same 750
Ella B. Potter and husband to same,
lot 16 and 18, block 2. same 1.950
George & Company to same, Vi lot 19,
block 2, same 350
Emma Morand and husband to Annie
P. Sype, lot 22, block 88, Dundee
place 1
S. H. Howard and wife to Elkhorn
Valley Drainage company, right-of-way
over se ne4 and ney se!4
12-15-9 76
Gould Diets and wife to B. W. Cot
ton, north 60 ft. lot 2, block 8,
West Omaha 2,400
Florence, company to E. T. Heyden,
tract adjoining lots 18 and 19, Flor
ence Heights 1,600
Corrlnna G. Goodman and husband to
E. F. Shanahan, Lot 16, block 2. Saun
ders & Hlmebaugh's addition to
Walnut Hill 1
E. F. Shanahan to F. B. Fulton, et al,
same $00
Thomas Crelgh to O. F. Davis com
pany, lots 11 and 12, block 3, Lake
view 1
Zelda Robinson to Lettle E. Smith,
part lot 6. block 6, Park place 576
E. A. Snell et al to J. P. Nelson, part
lot 4. block S2. Florence 2,100
Paxton Real Estate company to Elea
nor B. Hamilton, lot 3, Keystone ad
dition 1,600
Minna Wlrth to Fred Boye, lot 11 and
and 12. Wlrth's subdivision 150
Fred Boye and wife to Adolph Han
sen, same 150
H. Hoagland and wife to John Swln
lasskt and wife, lot $ and part lot
2, block 2?, South Omaha 1 1,250
Douglas Security company to Oscar
Kronstedt, lot 4, block 2, Virginia
place 1,360
Catherine Van Fredericks and hus
band to Austin Van Fredericks, lot
11, Westerfleld addition 1.225
Clarke Land & Loan company to
Annie S. Gould, part lot 4' block
21, West Omaha 126
Morlt Kretschmer et al to Mike Van
das et al nH lot 10. block 1. Im
provement Association addition 2,400
C. P. Traver to J. W. Elwood, wH
lot 7, block 1, west end 2
R. J. Kellv and wife to C. F. Kelner,
lots 27, 28, 29. block "A," Saunders
& Himebaughs addition 2.250
J. A. Helstrom and wife to E. B.,
Brain, n4 of south 88 ft, lot 6, block
173. Omaha 2,500
G. T. Mills et all to J. P. Jackson,
lots 23 and 24. block 8, Deer park.... 800
Homestead company to Frank Golda,
- lot 171 and 172, Homeslte 335
Same to D. S. Hendricks, lot 4a8.
Homestead 100
William Davis et al to W. J. Hlslop.
nH lot 4. block 3. Armstrong's first.. 7,000
Ahlgall J. Kewell et al to D. V.
Sholes comDanv lot 17. block 2.
Potter's 100
Clarke Land A Loan company to
Annie S. Gould, part lot 4, block
21. West Omaha 1
F. T. Emerson and wife to Elizabeth
M. Shahan. lot 1. block 3. Sheridan
place 10
Sheriff to Ellznbcth M. Shahan. lot
L block S, Sheridan place 35
Total .' $36,878
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Wright Makes
Successful Glide
Aviator Stops Motor at Height of 150
Feet and Lands in Fifteen
Seconds.
COLLEGE PARK. Md., Oct. 25.-In a
fllBht at dusk today Wilbur Wright dem
onstrated his ability to glide to earth In
his aeroplane after shutting oft his motor.
The performance was for the edification
of his pupils, Lieutenants Lahm, Foulers
and Humphrey, each of whom had accom
panied Mr. Wright on previous flights.
The hifih wind which had prevailed
throughout the day had spent Its force at
4 o'clock and shortly afterward the ma
chine was taken out to tho sterling track.
Following a false start the aeroplane got
away with Mr. Wright operating ft, and
Lieutenant Foulers In the passengers seat.
The start was made at 4:21 and the ma
chine waa aljft for 13 minutes and SO
seconds. This flight was made with the
object of testing the motor, which was
run at three-fourths speed.
In trie next fliht Lieutenant Humph
rey went with Mr. Wright and operated
the aeroplane for most of the ten minutes
and 25 seconds that the machine swung
atout the field. Lieutenant Lahm then
relieved Lieutenant Humphrey and a flight
of 18 minutes and 15 seconds was made.
It was after this flight had been made
that Mr. Wright started off unaccom
panied. He shut off the motor when he
had reached a helRht of ir feet and glided
to earth in approximately IS eeconds. He
landed without mishap.
MALL0Y DIES OF INJURIES
Head Strike Brldirr tilrder While He
I Leaning Datward from
far.
John F. Malloy of Council Bluffs, who
was Injured several days ago by being
struck on the head by an Iron girder on
the street car bridge, died at 2:30 o'clock
at St. Joseph hospital yesterday.
He was riding on a street car and while
leaning far out, a girder on the bridge
struck him. He suffered a concussion of
the brain that occasional a cerebral
he morale that could not be checked. His
body was taken to Council Bluffs to be
prepared for burial.
A Brnla ikaatt
I not to have Bucklen's Arnica Salve to
cure burns, sores, piles, outs, wounds and
Ulcers. c. Sold by Beaton Drug Co.
Quick Action for Jour Money Tou get
that by using The Bee advertising columns
PERFECTS NEW CARBURETOR
W. R. McKeen Invents Automobile
Device of Great Value.
MAY REVOLUTIONIZE MOTOR CARS
Does Away with Atom Islns; Jet prny
and Instead I ttlliea rrlarlple of
Mlslasx l;aallne with Air
Trial Cireat aeeeaa.
W. R. McKeen, Jr., has perfected a new
carburetor which threatens to revolutionise
automobiles and to dispel most of the trials
and troubles which now worry owners and
drivers. This new carburetor te gu iranteed
to work at all times, needs no adjusting,
works as well in cold weather as warm,
and. In fact, promises to do more for su
tomoblllng than any other Invention of late
years.
Mr. McKeen has had his new carburetor
at work for some time on the large motor
cars, manufactured by the McKeen Motor
Car company, but did not try it on an au
tomobile until Tuesday, when.lt was found
that it would work Just as well there as
on the larger car.
This carburetor will use 60-proof gasoline
Just the same as an ordinary carburetor
does 72 proof. It gives an explosive mix
ture Independent of the speed of the en
gine, an attribute that Is of great value, es
pecially In cities with hills where slow speed
must be maintained to conform with
the laws and where an engine must
still maintain enough power to help the
car up the hill and out of the rood of street
cars. This new Invention gives power no
matter how slow the car goes. It takes a
down feed instead of an up-feed.
Mr. McKeen has done away with the
atomizing Jet spray nozzle and is using the
evaporation principle of mixing gasoline
with air instead of the mechanical mixture
obtained in most carburetors by the Jot
nozzle.
The new device was tested by Mr. Mc
Keen and some of the experts of the Mc
Keen Motor company and tho Union Pa
clflo shops. It was found to work splen
didly and the bucking of the engine so
common on ordinary starts, was done awfcy
with. It was found that the engine was
fed Just as well climbing a hill as going
down hill, and that power could be de
veloped while the car was still going at a
slow speed.
L. N. Gonden Dies
in Rawlins, Wyo.
Omahan is Victim of Fneumonia
While Visiting Son Body
Will Be Brought Here.
L. N. Gonden of Omaha died early this
morning In Rawlins. Wyo., of pneumonia.
A telegram to this effect was received
her shortly after his daughter, Mrs.
Charles E. Slefken, had started west in
response to a message saying he was very
111. Mr. Oonden was tn Rawlins on bust
ness and to visit his son Harry, who is
running a hotel there. He had been In
Rawlins about ten days when taken sick.
He was well known in Omaha political
circles. He was at one time a member of
the Park board and had been a candidate
recently for county treasurer.
H. J. Oonden, another son, is editor of
Public Service in Chicago.
The body will arrive In Omaha at 6:30
this evening, on the Union Pacific, for
burial.
She Was Pleasantry sarpr-raed.
Miss H. E. Bell, Wa'.au. Wis., writes
"Before I commence?, to take Foley's
Kidney Pills I had severe pains in my
back, could not sleeep, and was greatly
troubled with headnche. Th first few
doses of Foley's Kidney Pills gave me re
lief, and two bottles cured me. Th quick
results surprised me, and I can honestly
recommend them." Sold by all druggists.
Promoter Files
Damage Suits
y
Boston Man Charges Libel in Petition
Filed in Mining Case at
Pierre, S. D.
BOSTON, Oct. 25. Seven suits, each ag
gregating $10,000, were filed In courts of
Norfolk and Suffolk counties today by
counsel for Charles S. Cummlnga, who Is
under arrest in connection with the Farm-
Ingham, Mass., town lots forgery case.
All of those sued are stockholders of the
Boston and Oaxaca Mining company of
Mexico, a South Dakota corporation. Cum
mlngs brought the suits because of alleged
libelous statements made by them as mi
nority stockholders In a petition filed at
Pierre, S. D., last January, asking that a
receiver be appointed for the company and
charging mismanagement and an attempt
by Cummlngs to wreck the company. As
a result of that petition, C. C. Bennett of
South Dakota was appointed receiver for
the corporHtlon.
OUT-OF-TOWN SPEAKERS FOR
MISSOURI RIVER CONGRESS
"Boosters Merlins Will Be Ad.
reaarrf by Men from Kanaasd
City and ioo City.
Speaker from outside of Omaha will be
securrd fof the "boosters" meeting of the
Nebraska Branch of the Missouri R ver
congrrss to he held next week. At the
meeting of the general-"commlttee on ar
rangements held at the Commercial club,
It was decided to get one or two prominent
navlgatlonlsts from other points on the
river to come and he'p boost for the con
gress to be held here December 14, IB and 15
Speaker will be invited from Kunsas
City, SlouxT City or probably from both.
The day and time of the meeting will de
pend on the convenience of the speakers
These committee were appointed at the
meeting:
Speaker Will A. Campbell, W. W. Sla
baugh and Ed T. Swobc.
Place of Meeting Clement Chase, T. Q.
Stevens, William Baxter.
Sioux City will send a big delegation to
the M'ssourt River Navigation congress ac
cording to reports from there received by
the secretary. Mr. Campbell.
Howard Kennedy, district Judge, has Writ
ten to tell of his Interest In the forthcom
ing congr-sa
"I feel confident," he says, "that the
next meeting will be a grand success and
assure you that If I ran aid you In any
way In connection with this matter I shall
be glad to do so."
A medicine need not be disagreeable to
be effective. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is pleasaiit to take and always cures.
I'd Like io Sec the
Liver of a Fat Man
TV.Is li the i ii .-Mien ef a medK al nam
who aid that the liver of a lit mnn must
present a wonderful siKbt wken that man
Is alive, and perfo'tnlnK hi i-ritul.ir ilulios.
The liver Is the Inricest ot gnn In the hu
man boilv. The stomach calls on the liver
sin! so does the blo. If the liver gives
to the digestive ajipirstus Improper Juices
then the digestion Is wrong. This Is what
makes pecple f,U. The liver Is not right.
)n popular demand we hate made the fam
ous Marinola Prescription Into Tablets
which are eaten after meals Just like food
ind they digest that fond as II should be
digested. They remove fat already accu
mulated at the rate of from 12 to IS
ounces per day and leave no wrinkle or
flabby skin. Carry one In your vest pocket
or purse when you dine out and eat what
you will. Fasting, diet and exercise will
not reduce fat. You only starve the body
and by tearing down other organs you
bring the fat with the rest of the destruc
tion. Martnoln tablets are sold by all
druggists and in greater quantity than all
the other so-called fat reducers combined.
There must be merit In them or their sale
could not be growing hi rarer every month.
Ask any drugBlst or If you jnefer send "S
rts. to The Marinola Company, IWpt. fill:!.
i-ciroii, Alien., and they will send you a
large case of MarmoU Tablets In a plain
mikv oy mail.
MUCH PLEASED
are the Officers and Directors of the
OMAHA LOAN & BUILDING
x ASSOCIATION ..
Southeast Tor. 10th, IVmIro 8t.
BecauHO so many of na depositors
and borrowers are recommending the
Omaha Loan & Uuildlng Association to
their friends as a safe place to deposit
their money and get six per cent in
terest, and also a good place to borrow
money, where one has sufficient se
curity. The growth of the Omaha Loan
& Building Association enlarges its
usefulness. Its assets are over f 2,900,
000.00. '
Your patronage solicited.
Call or write for booklets showing
how money is received and loaned.
Q. W. IOomls. Pres.
G. M. Xat linger, Sec. & Treas.
AV. It. Adair, Ass't, Sec'y.
Assets 2,D0O,00O Reserve $00,000
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