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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1910)
V'.v, r t ( I i 5? "HSU"! OFFERED FOR RENT Chris Boy cr, 22d and Cummgs Si, tor hoases snd hs.t. fforn 110 to HO. and from three to Us room. . . HOU8K4, flata, Garvin Ero.t tit N. T. U iTnTTirQ Tt all 'parts of the city 11U UOIjO Crelgh Bone A Co.. Bee Bid. ' " NO EQUAL Kteam 1 heat, all modern. 1 room, ball, bath and basement IM N. tld. . HOUSEHOLD OOOUS peeked, forwarded: cheap freight rates; moving and storing, l.iprtumen'i Leltvery" Co. Tel. Doug. 2M. FOR RENT1-. room brick house, all mod ern. t00 Wmia Ate.. 125. ' ' 4-room apartment, city water, toilet, 1ST! no. istn. f li p " t-roem.ali modern.-combination fixtures. wilt be- vacant - aion, - corner house, east front, H " - C M. WCHMANN, 434-77 Paxton Bin. Tet. Red KS. Km TeL D. COM. M AflCIA R r Vu ntnrase Co. D. 1VH. Pack, store and ship household goods. HOUSKS-xPstets Trust Co. N.T.Ltfe Bldg. ... ...... SPECIAL. . ... 224 tf. J6Tjrr $-r all-mod. new and every room In fine shape; walking distance, $36. .... PAYNE. BOSTWICK BLATf.r -1 bole Agents, tOJi N T. Ltt Bldg. BstMlsgs, . f WArT an offer for ts two story brick bulkllnav at . Ul nd 121S- Howard street. ; Win rent for M0 a month. Eastern owner 'Will sell'chear ' v . THOMAt BRIKNAN. A Room 1 New York Ufa Building. Offli " 'pESTRAprr?' office rooms In Webster Sunderland bldg., 16th and Howard Sta., at very reaaopabl prices. George fc Co., 1601 Farnam St., D-7M. DKSK or offtc- spac for rent. Address P ITS, Bee. . 81S 8. 16TJt ST.", new, modern store room, 1.175 square feat floor space; heat furnished; lease J to 10 years; 1250 per month. - 524 g. lih St.. modem store room, "BOO -block,'' - 22ri0 feet;, heat furbished; good liKbt basement ,,. 620 S. ID th M., MxW feet, new. up-to-date front, good basement. $76. . UA Ilcw&rd fit, 2Ir0 f?-t. f!w front to ba Installed, 1125 per month. $40 each for two good factory rooms, 44x 80 feet; rood' baseanent; heat furnished; 411-15 N. 2Mb St., South Omaha, - George A Co.,. ISO! Farnam St, D-7M. OFFERED FOR SALE ... . . ..... Fnraltnr. . office IamiturQ For Qale i - ."We expect to move into our new offices, '.'third floor-of Ware .-block, lAth- and Far nm sbout February 1. As all our eaulp- mont will be new we offer for sale all office . furniture now In use. There are nine good .roll top desks, - various sliest one -8-foot i- -standing desk, six tables, 4 typewriter 4 tables and a number of -chairs. These will be ready for delivery Feb. L Coma In aud take your pick. . ' PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., - Bame Old Hoom, N. T. L. Bldg. SECdND-HAND furniture a the Child's I . .. Saving ft '. in a o 1 one wt t I - ers,- sti , M -thin 4 . ,r 'phone ig institute , to lumisn lour oearooms cottage adjoining the .Institute. Any- ho oan donate oeaa, oeoaing aress- stands, chairs, rugs, , curtains or any- lae for-that .nunpoaa la requested to phone the matron. Webster 189L ... ' A-NICELY urnuhad. steamj heated 14 rooni flat, dose In, full of roomers, A-bar- galn-for cash. Address K 786. Bee. ' Uousehold iSirnitore SrBu.et at prlce, to,inov stack quickly. American Fumltura Co., 220 K. WthT , , y Ft; juniturh.-' "v r7" ' Four office deakifJ.. cabinet. U chairs, ... 6 . tauLea, addreaaograph,. Smith Premier typewrlteri eto. Phene Douglas J6J7, Room 603 Be building, ,'nTT- H - - SECOND hand typewriters gold, repaired J -.Central Typewriter Exxihange. dsUl Farnam :vrTypewTiter8 For. Rept ffr. "tV.' '( son t'o 417 South. 15th street, Omaha. ... FOR SALE Typewrlteri. Invisible Smith : Premier only- used a few months; I type writer ohalrs and typewriter desk. 003 Bee .. .building. TeL. Douglas X27. - . " " f - 'SECOND-HAND Edison and other Phon - egraphs.- tt to ; good as new. Call or arlte. Piano Player Oo., Old Boston Store. . Allsoellaaeoaa. ' vrTl AT AT CUT PRICES V A f f I m We save you from 50o tc . . T 11- W on very ton and gl v butter coal. We guarantee correct weight ' ttosenblatt'B Cut Price Coal Co, . ABOUT 1,100 feet -uich wire cable, sec ond hand; , will sell' at bargain. Apply H. W. 1'uker. 8upt, See Bldg Omaha. Nab. , . SODA'" FOUNTAINS, new and second ' hand; monthly pay merits. 1 Denght, laiS Firnam St. J sflAI. Furnace lump a ton i?7r --V.U. Harmon & Watb. W. 148. V'O " APPT.F.S Barreled; Winter Variety tO - Ail 1uTa - c, Brown, f-joMoc, SfO Tet Florencf i07t y. V' Klndllng H- a load delivered. D. 446. " J trKKtWCWii. 'New and ' secondhand Py f JUUlUttO namos and Motors; also all 'kinds 'of electrical repair In g. Electrical Works, tit S. Uth St. LeBron DRUQ9 at eut prices; freight paid on all liu oraemr catalogue i rea. snerman ,v aa o Connell Drug Co., Omaha, Neb. . SCHOJjARSHTP on Wdlng business vol lege for sale at discount i Address P-X Bee. Tile Bee 44 in paid want ads last week as' compared with the same week of 1909. The next best gain of an Omaha paper was only ,. 14 por conf. , Tliia Vve8 competitor credit for all indecent ads and frauds, such as clairvoyants, etc., refused by The Bee? help wanted, run free; ads run after people hiovd aw,ay from town; ads run after thoy had been ordered out; Sunday ads run over on Monday; useless .headings to spread space, and any old thing run in' to make a showing and fool people. -...- ,.t -. Such remarkable gains are made merely because Bee 'want ads reach the most readers and bring best 'returns. i ' ''. "" Trj' them and se OFERED FOR SALE Mlarellaneaa ntlnned. HALL'S safes, new. Id-hand, 111 Farnam FOR PALE New and M-hand billiard and nool tables. We lead the wo-lrt in cheep bar fixtures. easy payments, nruna- wtck-Halke-C'ollender, 407 R. lmn m. WE HAVE on bend a number of Ink rnr- rels which -e will sell at ic eaon. are fine for rain water or asnea Call at pressroom Bee Publishing Co. "INK upright Kimball plena, ; owner leaving city. 21 N. 22d St. FOR SA LB National cash register, with tape almost new; cheap If taken, at once. Address K tC9. Bee. ' ID-HAND oak counter, hend-emrved mar ble cannier plate; vre Wicket about 40 ft, odd shape; will fit a room M feet wide. Csl be seen at storsge house. For further f particulars 'phone Douglas 34. Bee Build ng Co. 3THT? f S A RT I Complete st ook for CVVOI1 nlnhed on short nolloe. C. BUN DELL A CO.. Contrsctors and Builders, Room O, New Tork lAtt Bldg. TYPEWRITER I Slightly used and. rebuilt Underwoods, Olivers. Remingtons. Smith 'Premiers. Mon- archs, L. C. Smiths snd other makes. Full guarantee. Prices H to S manufacturers' (U and up). Lowest rental prices. ' Look over our stock before buying or write for our bargain list. Distributers L, C. Btnlth & Bros, typewriter. B. F. SWANSON CO Inc., 41? 8. lMh St., Omaha Neb. ' Also stores at Des Moines and Lincoln. SECOND-HAND scales s.1 1507. Hafney. IF It's secnnAhand. we. have -It. Levy, 411 N. 26th St, South Omkha. Tel. South 22S. OSTEOPATHY JOHNSON IN8T, 411 N. T. 1 TeL D. 16 Dr. Kathryn Nicholas. Ht N. T. U Bldg PATENTS D. O. BARNELU Faxton Blk. TeL Red 7U1, HUFFMAN. US Neville Bldg. Book' free PERSONAL MECHANO-THERAPT Is a drugless cure for . female weakness. Consult Dr. Marguerexe tiiova. w i-ie-villa Blk. D. 776L Under supervision of M. D tl.000 FOR INFANTS' UOMB. Your renewal lu the Laaies" Kama Jour nal and the Saturday Evening Post Is worth 60o to the Chllds' Saving Institute, (700 already earned. Urgent, must have 50 more subscription In January. Rush them In. This Is no ordinary appeal; but an invalid's bid for a livUhood In hope of I i . ..1... . .kll. ..I.,.. ' fl.....n- VUIII1CM VII Ulll.l Jl.uiiv.nui. vhw. tiona to Everybody's or McClure's meat SUM prise to ma. I duplicate any offer. Write tor complete ma-gaxine oa.ia.Togu mna axory "A Broken Back." Do It now. Just Gor don, the Magaxlne Maru Omaha. Phone Douglas liM. STRICTLY Drlvate home for aonfln ments; trained nurse; babies for adoptiona JStli Davenport Arlene de Voy. Manicuring end massnga at. Uth at. Flat 1 'Phone D. 168aV t20 PRIVATE! HOME during confinement; babies for adoption. Good Bamarltan Bam torlum, 740 1st Ave., Council ftJutia, la. WTfland toupea tor men.". 'GRIFFITH, W A.UU and M fJXMHUJLR. BLK. - WH rent and repair all kinds of. sewing machines, lea. a litta, uoug. unik . ; Uth and Harney Bts. THE SAX.VATION ARMY SOllclU caat-ofi clothing, in raot anything you ao not nea We collect, repair and sell at 134 N. Uth St.. for - cost of oolleotiou.. to Aha worthy poor. Call 'phone Douglas 4)34 and wiu can. - . ; -' . A HOME tor women during confinement. We ftnA home for babies where mothers cannot ear for them. Babies boarded For terms adrlreas Mrsu.-Martha . A. lea 41 Bancroft St... Omaha. J4ab. . .. TPhona Douglas UUL - - -: JOS1E WASHBURN'S new book, i 'The underworld Sewer." sola at all book stores, prloa, I1.W. : , . ,, , , . .T H warts A McKelvy News Dept.-td band bks uer iung penoatcais. IW: a. lath MAGNETIC treatment -Mme. Smith. tZi 8. Uth St, third floor DR. EGGERS' private confinement home m Martha bt. phone Douglas sua. - . BIRDIE Peters, teacher of piano. W. 1064. MISS LA GRANB. baths, masssaa 1(17 Dodge St., basement flat. Hours. 10 a. m to p. to, ... , MOTTTiTON't ITnton oreheptra. tTp-to-tJ xj x y d catchy, danceable music, ttnui max. . ... . , 6 Karbach Block. Doug- 774. Ind.: A-4383. MASSAGE AND KATHSL R. 108 Old Boston 6tore Bldg.. 4th floor. uu a. istn Bt Btairway on uougias at MUSIC furnished. Independent 'orchestra. uancing a specialty. Tel. web. 126. . .. MAGNETIC and massage treatment ' No. 18th St 1 t!4 MASQUE sulU to rent Theo. Lleben. OMAHA Stammerers Ins.. Ramge Bldg. EXPERIENCED nurse, t& years; . ladles in confinement a epecialty; prices reason aoie. siuw a. utn nt. - - CHILBLAINS No- V(m' smaftd cure. lALHUIHJiUlO Haines Drug Co. MASSEOTHERAPHT Mme. -Allen of Chicago, baths, salt glow and massage ireaimonis. ait jm. 17th t. mam t POULTRY Screenings. tl.U 10 lbs. Wagner. tM N. Uth BOURBON Red Turkeys. Embdoa Geeae ana inaian nunner -Ducks, Mrs. A. u. nooineit t 1. C'harleatown. Ind. . . BARRED Plymouth Rock" Cockerels for sale; large bone, fine style and plumage. my uirus were winners at tne ieaain shows of Nebraska. G. -W Fouersteln, r remoni, nD, lloute . gained percent TIIK BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2C, 1910. '''''il'fvH'ii" iii;!i '' L- gill POULTRY (Continued BUFF turkeys; toms, 13.60; bens, & R. Thompson, Allison, la. FULL BLOOD Rhode Island Red Cock erels. C. IL Eckery. 202 So. Orphanage, Benson. PRINTING ' phon in IND. A-K20 for good printing Lyngstad Printing Co.. 16th A Capitol A.-a WATERS PRINTING CO., 622-5S1 8. 13th. MILLER JAMIEflCI. quick printers. 1211 Iouglas 8t Tel. Doug. 4239; Ind. A 43S. REAL ESTATE REAL KUTATB DKALKkl. RPIKD ABSTRACT CO.. Est ISD8; prompt service; get out pnera. inv nm w PATNS INV. CO.. first floor N. T. Life PEAL F.ST ATE TITLE-TRUST CO. CHAS. B. WILLIAMSON. President BENJAMIN . E. CO.. 47T Brandeis Bldg Geo. D. Perrlne. 83J Paxton. Doug. 7S0L CITY PROPERTT FOR. BALE. HOWSIIIST I4.10 for small new house, City water, two full lots, close to car, good location in jN. w twrt -l iv Rental terms.- Neat 6-room cottage in Deei repair, cut a.m.. MAmttnt mr k la rfffl trees. IU11 lOU convtuilent to two car lines, well situated In 8. K. part. A good home bargain at $1,100. Very ea-y terms. Uood e-room nouso, pari rauo., mi.trem walks, shade, etc., close In and well lo cated for residence, rooming or boarding apartment, only 2,860; $140 cash, per month. . Tmie-rnnm nnttas-e. cltv water, lot Z6K1Z7, near 2th and Grant, $9W; 60 caah. 10 per month. . Neat R-room cottage, partly new, ouy water, sewer, oement walks, etc., near list and Charles, $L60; 100 cash, $16 per month, tt-o ua t,av Wa ha.ve more like above and can give you a good homo on rental terms. KUSSELL & McKITEICK CO., 482 Ramge Bldg. Uth and Harney. For Sale By Owner . DUNDEE LOTS Lot 17. block 96. Price $825 net caah or $850, one-half cash, balance three years, T per oent Interest KOUNTZE PLACE tot 12. block 8. Uth and Plnkney Sts. Price $&&0, one-half or all cash. Unpaid balance at 7 per cent interest. . WEST END TWO LOTS Lots 19 and 20, block , north of Dodge, on 14th St.. high and sightly. Price for both. $2,200, one-half cash, balance time to suit Interest, 7 per cent New West Farnam St. Home 135 NORTH 35TH ST. 8 rooms. 3 bed rooms on second floor, strlotly modern, rented to - September 1, WO, at 132.60 per month, good tenant, in terior well arranged and finished. Do not bother tenant, but can arrange to show interior if you mean business, as a nome for you, or an investment this will suit you. Price $3,650. $660 or more cash, balance terma to suit at 7 per cent The price and terms on all of the above good until February 1 only. - Address, own- KLOKE & COMPANY, Phone Douglas 1150, Residence,, Harney 1002. 801-1 NEW YORK LIFE BLDO. I 0UK13EST SEL'LEB , , ' i J-ROOM SQUARE HOUSE 1519 LOTHROP ST., $3,750 This house has just been comDleted. on a street of new homes, and is thoroughly modern In every way; has 6 rooms, 3 rooms and reception .hall on the ground floor, witn oak zinisn and three good-s:sed bed rooms and bath on the second floor; full basement, furnace and combination fix tures; full lot 60x124 feet - This house cannot be beat We have built 10 houses with the same Inside ar rangement. It always takes. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St 6-ROOM HOUSE, $1,250 S. 20th. near Castellar St.. a solid, well built house, brings good rent Let us show It to you. NOWATA LAND AND LOT COMPANY, 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1999. 1 WEST FARNAM HOME $6,000 An 8-room, new, all modern house, facing east on 37th St., near Farnam, being a very desirable location; the hoUHe Is well built completely modern, nicely decorated, has quarter sawed oak rinlsh and floors; about $2,000 cash required, balance to suit pur chaser. NORRIS & MARTIN, Phone Doug. 4270. 623 Bee Bldg. CORNER 60x140 RIGHT FOR 4 COTTAGES Northwest corner 19th and Manderann. long side on Manderson . St ; plenty of room for four nloe cottages; permanent walks, both streets. Price, $l,2o0. HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 1614 Harney St. 6 ROOM MODERN $1,800 On Ohio St, near two car lines. Surely a bargain at the price. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., 624 New York Llfe'B'dg. Red-IMS CHICKEN AND FRUIT PROPERTIES. FOR SALE t ACRES 24 MILES N. W. FLORENCE; ALL KINDS FRUIT. BARN, PLACE FOR BARN, ETC. CHICKEN HOUSES-$3 600. 10 ACRES 2 MILES N. W. FLORENCE ALL KINDS FRUIT, BARNPLAC7 FOR CHICKENS. ETC. PRICE $3,W. 6 ACRES 2V, MILES N. W. FLORENCE. 2-R. HOUSE, BARN, ORCHARD, ETC. $1 700. . 2b ACRES 1 MILES W. FORT OMAHA 2 SMALL HOUSES, ALL KINDS FRUIT. PRICE $7,600. ALL ABOVE PART CASH. BAL EASY TERMS. POSSESSION MARCH L COME QUICK. WILL SHOW THESE PROPERTIES IF YOU WANT TO BUY. PUTNAM CO.. 604-6 N. Y. LIFE BLDO. CLOSE-IN CORNER. Northwest corner of 18th and Burt, 10 room house; modern except heat. In quire on premises. PRAIRIE PARK Hlgh . rade ni X Al.il X XtJV art,tlc houses, $3,600 to $5,000; small rash payment and bal ance monthly. Paxton Real Eatate com pany, owner. 7 ROOM MODERN. CLIFTONMIILL Fine corner lot Just a step to two car lines. Bfiuutui location, we want you to look at It Price. $3,000. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. 62-( New York Life Bldg. Red-1999. W. O. Jensen builds homes right; plans lurmanea. xves. spsuiaing. weo. 3989. tEE S-room cottage at 2218 R. f8th and give ine an oirer. owner. &tu 8. 34 th. BROOM MODERN MOUSE. $1,800 On Ohio street near 19th. Look at It It's cneap. i nerr we nave otnera. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., C24 New York Ufa Bldg. Red-199 $2,400 will buy a S-room house, all modern except furnace. Lot 60-foot front: newlv papered, new brick walk, walking distance to town. lAicateo: at 121 S. 17th. 'Phone Webster Jims, owner. MIDLAND Guarantee and Trust com pany, i bonded abstracters, 1714 Farnam street, TeL D. 2M. PA RO AIN Five- room modtra cottage, $l.fM. Kesv terms. J. H. PARROTTEBOARD 0 TRADE. Read the Live Stock ads if you are looking for a bargain real estate CITV PR OPRIif X FOIt g ALB. (Continue.) INVESTMENT A very desirable rental property, always rented to prompt paying tenants. In a locality that Is Improving rapidly. Is now paying over IS per cent on actual cash In vested. rrice, p.; v,vn casn ana (t.uuv long as you want It to run at 6 per cent. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. . 644 N. T. Life Bldg. Red 19. WE offer a choice lot In the exclusive West F'ernam residence district this week for tl.VM. HICKS, 219 Board of Trade Bldg. t I R-ROOM HOUSES Corner on N. ISth 8t.. near Lake. Con venient to par. Well rented. . Knap at $4,U0. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., 624 New York Life Bldg. Red-im FOR SALE Good lot on fTth and Crown Point avenue, eheiip for cash; must sell at once. Telephone Florence' 196. REAL ESTATE FARM AND ItAPKTH I.ASO FOR lALsl Kearsns, FARM BARGAIN Must be sold oo ae rount of owner's health; well Improved 120-acre farm, seven and a quarter miles from town; price, $.13 per acre: easy terms. t. T. Campbill. Litchfield. Neb. . . 320 Acres 2 Miles from Town, $45 Eastern Nebraska ' farm; Improvements; nearly all under cultivation; fine crop lam year. It is worth $10 per acre more, but owner must sell. ' . . NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1999. A DEEP, RICH SOIL. SUNSHINE all the time; water when you want It Land at $6 to $40 per acre for well Im- firoved farms; go see It February L Very ow round trip rates. Write us. NOWATA LAND A, LOT CO., Suite fi24 New York Life Bldg.. Red 1999. Vermoat. - I26-ACBE farm for sale. Good building with all modern Improvements, will cut 100 tons hay. Address Box 35, Plttsford Mills, Vt Oklahoaaa. ' OKLAHOMA We have 100,000 acres of choice land to select from, ranging In price from $S to $40 per acre. This land Is In the oil and gss district and you might gat an oil well with your land. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. Suite 634 New York Life Bldg. REAL ESSTATE FOR RENT IMPROVED ACRE TRACT FOR RENT. 26 acres, 60th and Dodge Sts., on paved road and street car line; good -6-room house and other outbuildings; 10 acres plow land, balance hay and pasnire land; bearing fruit trees; rental 440 per month. - George & Co., 1601 Farnam St, D-7R8. 400 ACRES. 2H miles west, of Dundee, on Dcdge St. road. The very, pest of Improve ments; $A per aere. George ft Co. REAL ESTATE LOANS MONEY TO LOAN Payne lnvstment Co. WANTED City loans. : Fstera Trust Co. $100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead, Wead Bldg.. Uth and Farnam. WANTED City Joans arranta. W. Farnam smith CO. arnam 8C ' LOWEST RAT Kf Bern!-BrkDdeta Bldg. SECOND lORTCAOE loans negotiated. Apply Rooms 411-18 First 'National Bank Bldg. Bell phone Douglae-2318. - - - FIVE PER CENT MONEY ... to loan on Omaha Businers Property. THOMAS BRENNAN. Room i. Mew York Life Bldg: ' EASTERN . Nebraska farm loans and loans on high-grade Omaha residence prop erty at low Interest uptlftnal payments. no delay, i. sibbernsen, uid Boston store Bld. ... . , , - IftOO to IE. 000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe Real Estate Co.. 1003 N. Y. Life. Doug, or A-21U. PAYNE. BOSTWICK ft CO.. NT. Y. Ufa Private money. KM to $5,000; low rate. LOANS to home owners alndvhome build- era, with privilege of making partial pay ment semi-annually No commission. , w. rl. TMUMAH. 01 First National bank Bldg. OARVIN BROS.. 1S N. Y. Life. ."i00 to $200.0011 on Improved property. ' No delay. WHEN answering these advertisements, kindly mention The Bee. - - - REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED to 'buy, to 7-room house; must be ' well located and on easy pay ments. Address N 112, Bee. WE HAVE BUYERS FOR t, ( and 7- room houses. If prices are right we can sew your property for you. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO, Suite M N. t. Lite Bldg. WANTED To buy a 4 or 6-room cottage; muBt be cheap and on easy, payments. Ad dress P 114, Bee. WILL pay cash -for several well located building lots; must be prloed right . Ad dress O 113, Bee. SWAPS FOR EXCHANGE Fine upright piano tor Doara ana room. Aaurtw j iuj, d. I HAVE a-ood Income property to ex change for merchandise. H. M. Shlaes, &tf Bee Bldg. 220 ACRES CLEAR, LAND, Will exchange for Omaha Improved or will consider well located vacant iota. Re member we pay no attention to whlttlers. NOWA1A LAND AND LOT CO.. 624 New York Life Bltlg. Red 1999 WILL exchange 10 acres of timber land In Minsowrl for hotel. Will assume some. H. M. Shlaes, 626 Bee Bldg. . . WE MAKE a specialty of exchanging property. HARRY H. CULVER, Suite M xh, x . Lire uiag., umana. . I HAVE 1 sections of good raw land, lo cated In Martin and Mercer counties. North Dakota; all hard, tillable land; will sell very cheap for cash or will trade from acr-s up for Omaha Income prop erty. Address S 115, Bee. TAILORS e pm will now pay tor U J L made suit at my sti li.J price, not the uual S"J- TAILOR BECK. I will now pay for a real tailor shop. 1 cut the iuailty. ill Bo uth uth. (J. A. LINQUEST CO , 23S Paxton Block. JOHN RADIaAN. The Tailor. TOO N. 16th St D. COOPER, TAlLORpuU,Nf A. THEODORE. "609" Block Tailor. SEE SIKTEK.young man's fashionable tailor. 412-11-14-15 Paxton Block. Independent Mess. Service. D. W2X A-421S. A cheap tai'or is slwes dangerous. See J. A. Kervan. DOS-10 urandeia Bldg. A KODYM Merchant Tailor. A. iXUUJLiU. iu Harney utt Doug. 6087. T (1 J 4CKSON PISTON 'TAILOR. J, V d-S-vIVOtJiX KoQin I. Paxton Blk. ttylen & Lindcnnan JJ u&.e" ....... ....,,, TAILORS A FEW $ and $30 suits, while they last only $25. MAX MORRIS, The Tailor, iul Brown block. YOUSEN, BUSY TAILOR, 120J Farnam. NORDIN, The Tallor-UU Douglas it A. HUJilN Cl.-a.nt-g. dyeing, suits pressed, hue. 1SX St. Wary'a Independent Moss. Service. D. 1706, A-1KI WANTEDTO BUY (iOOD price paid shoes and furniture. for td-hand clothes. SELNF.R. D. 6041. HIGHEST price paid far broken wat tl gold. eto. M. Nathan, ill 8. Uth. ehes, 0tl BALTIMORE td-hand store pays best price Id-hand furniture, clothes, ete. D. 41 i. BEST price paid for second-hand furni ture, carpets, clo.hlng and shoes. Tel. Doug. K71. WANTED TO RENT WANTED Suite of rooms or large al cove, with boaid, on or near car line, for mother and daughter; daughter employed in public school. Address T 810, Bee. ROOM, fur pool hall and barber shop, outside of Omaha. Teeple, 1703 8. 10th St. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 10-ACRE garden farm, good 6-room house and barn; 4 miles from postofflce. Inquire or j. a. west, zlzs reward St. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED By young roan, place to work for. board while attending Boyiee college. FAMILY washing done. Web. Tl. TOUNO man with five years experience In credit and collection department wants to change. Good reason. Address J 193, Bee. WANTED Day work. 480S. 'Phone Harney BAKER, good on bread and pastry, wants position; sober man. Address Mill, Bee. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Frank M. Perkins to John Canenslnd, nwH of e4 section 27, nAi of sw of 27-16-12: nl6 69-100 a. of swU of seVi of 27-16-12 and othnr property.... $11,270 eneanrr to xnomaa s. Rice, sub lot 1 of tax lot 17, sub lot 2 of tax lot 17 N lr 10-15-10 , Thomas 8. Rice and wife to Martin Van Buren McCUntock, same prop porty r John H. Maack to Emma Rosa, e. 33 ft of lot S, block t, Parker s ad dition Benjamin Folsom and wife to James S. Falconer, lot S, block 4, Roulck Park Ralston Townsite company to Andrew 100 400 Fredrlckson. lot 2. block 10. Ralston 176 John, F. Frailer to Ouy H. Hanson, lot 20. block 4. Pruyn nark 200 Emma M. Caldwell to Francis E. Flts- garald, a. 62 ft. of lots 1 and 8, Howe's addition John J. Fitzgerald to' Rose Haynes Fitzgerald, same Dronertv William B. Clark and wife to Rome Miller, lot 8, block 169, city William L. Wilcox to Mary Wilcox. lot 4, block 16, Saunders' and Hlme baurh's addition ,500 8,600 Mary F. Bourke to Pierce Ryan, lot 8, block 8. Orchard Hill Franc s HUdebrand to Ella Hlldebrand (his wife), out lot or block 1S6, Flor emco .....J.- 4 1 Kenwood Realty company to Hyman ii. H-aiskeev lot p. Kenwood addi tion 80 B. D. H. Baker to W. R. Anthony- se4 lot 10, Sprin- Valley ..., 2.V) Joanna M. Lowes, to Elizabeth M. - Hhehan, lota 24 and 25, block S, Crelahton Heights Jea.nnette Butler and husband to A. M. Wind, lots 24 and 28. block L Avondala park t.SOO Evert V. Smith and wife to Royall K. W heeler, e-Mi lot 3, block 161. city Eliza Burdette Patrick and Edith M. Patrick to William Redg-wick, lot 8, block 4. Patrick place 660 A. A. I-rffichy to L. E. Ellis and O. A. . Holland, part of lota 21 and 22, Reed s second addition- 8,500 J. A. Crelghton Real Estate- ft Trust company to Meyer Tatel, s. 66ft of lot 6. block . city 16,000 County treasurer to Prances I Thomas, lots 10 and 11, block IB, Orchard Hill Franciscan Monastery of St Clair, lot S, st Claire addition 650 L100 4.000 Ora F. Fatelyth to Thomas H. Adams, - lots 8, 7 and 8, Burdette Court Prairie Trust company to BeAle Scan- ne.ll, lot 5. blcx k S. Prairie Park Thomas H. Adams to McCalley and wife, lots 6. 7 and 8. Burdette Court and lot 8, Burdette Court annex 1.600 GOVERNMENT NOTICES OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING Quartermaster. Fort Robinson. Nebraska. January It, 1910. Sealed proposals for fur nishing all material and labor for ADDI TION TO AND REPAIRING PUMP HOUSE, NEW BOILER9. NEW PUMP, etc., at Fort Robinson, Nebraska will be received here until 11 a. m. February 19, I.' 10. Plans and specifications may be con sulted at the offices of the Chief Quarter master at Denver, Omaha, Chicago and St Paul. Depot Quartermaster at St. lioul. and at this office. Blank proposals and Instructions to bidders may be obtained at the sams orrices. Flans and specifications furnished upon receipt of certified check for lla to insure their return. Envelopes containing proposals should be lndoied pilOr-UlsALB FOR IM PROVING AND REPAIRING WATER SYSTEM" and ad dressed to Captain Malvern Hill Barnum, Constructing Quartermaster, Fort Robin son, Nebraska. J23d7t RAILWAY TIME CARD UNION STATION Tenth Maaoa. Unioai Paclflo Leave. Arrive. San Fran. Ov'rl'd Ltd. 1:16 a. m. 11:80 p. m. Chi. ft Jap. F'st Mall. 4:10 p. m. 6:46 p. m. Atlantic Express (:46 a.m. Oregon Express 4.00 p. m. B:!rt p. m. Oregon-Waal). Ltd 12:40p.m. 1:44 p.m. Denver Special 6:47 a. ra. 11:30 a. m. Colorado Special ......11.41 p. m. 7:42 a.m. Colorado Express 1:60 p.m. 6:00 p.m. North Plate Local 1:1ft a. m. 4:46 p.m. Grand Island Local.... 6:29 p. m. 16:30a.m. Lincoln-Beat Local... 12:41 p. m. 1:20 p.m. Val. St Cen. City Lcl... 11:41 p. m. 1:20 p. m. Chicago 4k Northwesters -EASTJSOUND. 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Overland Limited all U pm a 8 ) am omaha-i'hlcago ixp....a . :i am a ) am Colorado special lit! tm alliipin Coln.-Callfornla Exp a 4:wo pm a t.Jb pin Perry-umana Locai b .i6 pm dii pm Wasaik . Omaha St. Ixuls Exp. .a $:M pm a : am Mail and fexpiess a :w ant auas pm btan berry Local (from K. C. Bt u Kt. Lv. Council Blu((s)....b 1:00 pm b!0:!6 am ninLinOlO If Alio Itata sad Maaoau Barllagtoa Leave. Arrive. Denver and California. .a 4:10 pm a 1. 46 pm Puget Soung Express. ..a 4:10 pin a 4:1 pnj Nebraska points a 1:110 am a 4:10 pm Black Hills atlOpm a 6:10 pm Northwest Express all 30 pin a 7:10 am Nebraska points. ...a $.20 am a 1:10pm ...b l.a pm all li pm ...a 1:16 am a 410 pm b 05 am ...a V.to pro a 1M pm ,.b 1.06 pm blO JO am ...a 1:11 am a 1.60 pm ...a 1:) pm a l et pm ,..all:H0 em a 7:10 m ...a 7::w am all lO pm Lincoln Mall Nebraska Express.... Lincoln Loesl Lincoln Local Schuyler-Platlsmouth Platlsmouth-Iowa .... Belle vue-platiamouth Colorado limited Chicago Bpeetal Chicago Kxpresa .a 4: pm a J: pm Chicago Fast Express ..a I.Wpm a 1:00 am Iowa Local a:Uam all:45ani St. Louis Express a 4:66 pin all:4Sam K. C. and St. Joseph. ...alO 45 pm a 4:46 am K. C. and St. Joseph. ...a 1:16 am a 4.10 pm K. C. and Ht Joseph. .a 4:66 pre WEBSTER STATION rifteeath sad Webster. -Mlssoarl Pacific Leave. Arrive. Auburn Local bl:G0pm b 12 :10pm Chlcaaro, S, Paal, Hlaatapolli A Omaba x . Leave. Arrlva Sioux City Express b 2:00 pm bll :45 am Omaha Local c6:20pni Sioux City Passenger b 1:20 pm Twin City Passenger.. ,.b 4:30 am Sioux City Local e 1:36 am Emerson Local... b I'ii pm b 1:10am OCEAN STEAMSHIPS Canadian racirio WCBKLT SAIMN08 BBTWIRM MO.VTRgAU QUBBBO AKD LJVtRPOOU NethWt batttr en the Atiaatls taaa m BauresM Vlreleaa as all teanwra. a K. BENJAMIN. 0. A, KM . Clark St., Ckleage. In. Plin Under Way ' to Consolidate Clerical Jobs Clerkship of Southern Iowa Federal District Will Probably Be United at Formerly. (From a Staff Correspondent) DES MOINES, .Jan. 25. CSpeclal Tele gram.) It Is expected that there will again be a consolidation of the clerical positions in the southern Iowa federal district fol lowing th resignation of Clerk E.'R. Mason of the circuit court The plan is. to have Clerk MeArthur of the district court also appointed for the circuit court. For many years Mason '' was ' clerk of both courts, but for political reasons the offices were separated. " ;,- .: :.--'. ,j A small party of newspaper men from Indiana came to Des Moines today and will devote a day or two to a study of the practical workings of the commission form of city government as It has been developed her. They were entertained by city offi cials and - shown what great things have been accomplished. Electricity which escaped from th ralln Of the street car ..line is. believed to have been responsible almost entirely for the destruction of a large water main on Grand avenue and Twelfth street last night The water main broke and permitted a torrent of water to flow out filling the street and adjacent cellars. . as It waa several hours before It could be stopped temporarily. In vestlgatlon showed that the main had been rotted until It burst easily. The water company Insists It was due to electricity. Governor Carroll . has . returned from Washington, where, he reports, tha con ventlon of governors waa a great success. They were entertained by' th president and decided upon meeting again In the fall to consider matters of Interest In th states, Governor Carroll also had dinner with th entire Iowa delegation In the house, Includ ing the democrats, and reports that there Is harmony and good will In th delegation. He was quoted in Washington papers as being in favor of a national opera house, but he. denies that he said anything about It State Superintendent Rlggs has dates this week to address farmers' Institutes at Hum boldt and Adair. He spoke a number of times last week In the country and he -finds that the farmers are greatly Interested In reform proposals as affecting the schools of the state. He will continue the work throughout the winter, A requisition was Issued today , to take from Lee county over Into Illinois .one R. T. Vaughn, under Indictment for cheat ing. Taft and Cannon at Dartmouth President Says Small Colleges Are One of the Bulwark! of the Nation. WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. Presldont Taft, lat night addressing the Dartmouth College alumni. In th preeence f tholr new president, Ernest Fox Nichols, praised th value of a small college and piid a tribute to Speaker Joseph G. Cannon, who had preceded him In speaking. Mr. Cannon had said that hs bowed to the president a son of Tale, Mr. Roose velt, a son of Harvard, Andrew Jaokson and Abraham Lincoln, who had not h:id the advantage of a college uducx'.ln, and that hs himself might be a little Jealous because he had not had such an advatuig, for culture might have eradicated "soine of th meanness In me, which both my ene mies and friends say I have." Th president referred to th speaker as "my friend. Uncle Joe," and called atten tion to his tribute to Abraham Lincoln and said: - "When w hear that mellifluous voice, sometimes full of English and sometimes full of Esperanto, we are carried back to th magnificent days of Daniel Webster. Great must be the eountry that can pro duce a man without a collage education, who can deliver such a tribute as hey paid her tonight to Andrew Jackson and Abra ham Lincoln." Th president declared th Small college was ons of th bulwarks of th nation and leaded for more of th spirit of fraternity throughout the lifetime at college men. Among th ether speakers were th French and th British ambassador. J1 MONEY FOR SaIILL COLLEGES Dr. D. K. Fesnon E4yi H. Will Gin Awsj Sterl MilHom.'" FISES GREAT JOT IN 'GIVING He Says lie Is flavin Mort fas kaa Aay Other Mllllaaalsw A I lee. ' Saga-estlea ta Otke Rica Meat. ' ' "' CHICAOO, Jan. xV-After havlnr Slvetl more than $4,000,000 to various atrnggling colleges In many parts of th eountry, Dr. P. K. Pearsons, almnst St year ol, ' an nounced last night that he Intends to sir away every cent he ' possesses before he dies. Dr. Pearsons Is reputed to b worth many millions. , "I am having mora fun tbn'sny' other millionaire alrve," he Said. """Let' other rich men go In for automobiles" and steam yachts, t have discovered.' after having endowed forty-seven colleges, 1 located In twenty-four states, that giving Is tne nvt exquisite of all mundang delights. On my tOth birthday, on April 1 next., I ant going to have squaring up wlth all the small colleges I have promised money; and I serve notice now that, '.beginning, then, t am going on a new rampage of riving, t Intend to die penniless, t an) fforng. to live ten years longer, and '.during 'thaj. time I expect to do nothing but glva Away money. The Joy' l .HnrtwkJ1: "1 have given money , to twelve colleges In tho South. I dorr-think nj of mf other gifts have given m qulta fha satis faction these have -given. It Is fane tb sit here and feel that.ths Swith Wnkt It Is being madS a bettor south y a, blamed old abolitionist like me. 11 aweetena them, I tell you. It makes them feel better. Derea college in Kentucky Is my pet i 1. have watched It grow with the utmost Interest It Is doing great godd among Ahost Ken tucky mountain boys. 4 Tola nation needs those Kentucky mountaineers. A It was they who fought the battle of , Kings mountain and who helped Jackson whip the' British at New Orleans. ' ' ' "Another pot of mine Is OuUford college In North Carolina. There's Where Rpeeker Cannon was educated."-It's a Qnaker Insti tution and I 3ke It t gave 4M.00O .to th Montpeller seminary In Vermont a llttls while ago, beoause- that's whr 1 went to school 76 years ago and because its president came to me and aald -they war little broke. X think lots ofrthe little ool loges out west and I shall keep my sys that way ajso. Not long ao the , president of Whitman college In Washington to:d ma he was very much In need of HS.600. 1 don't thlnH I ever felt better ' In roy life than when I wrote him out that check. "I don't say these things ill boastful spirit but merely to suggest to soma other millionaires an easy way of having a good time." . ': ' . i I Hetty Green Says Beef is Too High "Bichest Woman in Jhe Wprld" look Over Bill of Fare and Orderi - - - Fish for Lunch.; NEW YORK, Jan. rs. Hetty Green who has many millions iptio'ollar, declared yesterday that at tha pungent-prices ment la too high- for' her and 'she cut It out of her luncheon order. ' .' ' ivN. - T' i , Mrs., : Oreen entered ; a"modest . uptown restaurant and scanned .'tM';bllJ;!'cf if are. Steak aha found at 60 Aenta, A. portion and roast lamb' and roast beef 1st J5 eenta,1, Mrs. Green took halibut, ..WhjtohjV.s '16.,.eiu a portion,- -o?ifi . rl. - . ' "Have you Joined! the oyjottr" naked th waiter. . .' '.-' '.V-i ?''" ";'".' "No," said Mrs. Green dubiously, "but meat Is too high." GLADSTONE ..WAS.,.., BIO FIRE Twenty Thousand Dollar Loss Reaalta From Blna Started by (Exl'o.'' lorn of Oil pW. ,iV FAIRBTJRT, Neb., Jan. r-Bpeolat T1 egram.) The business seotion' ' of' Glad stone, a small vlUage iiln tnlies' wt. of this city, was totally destroyed - by fir yesterday. The fir was started about 1 o'clock by the explosion ol an oil can In Segerman Bros.' Implement store gad spread id. the double .department stor of C. H. Eude and th poauttloa. JU1 three, buildings were burned to the ground., The total loss was In the neighborhood of 230,- 000, whloh was partially covered by lnsur- auce. A strong wind Was blowing fr.enn tha south, which made It Impossible to check th flames. , ".";; h"' ' . . . Omaha Club n Seattle. SEATTLE. Wash.; Jan: 1C Iflnecial V- Former residents of Omaha and -Connofl Bluffs at S meeting January -16 took step for the organisation of a club to' be known as "The Omaha and Council Bluff Club of Seattle." Temporary officer war elected and a committee was appointed to oarry out th work ot organisation. Among the former .resident f Omaha present were James E. Riley. Norman A. Kuhn Tallin n. Murlfl ft R :. j. Webb. Edward Maursr," jr., Charles its mnu vn. nviicr. unv nunurea were in at tendance. . Toothache Guni Steps say toothache. Prevents far ther decay. Dee sot 'melt ia th ten tli. Its whole strtugth is retained and goes right t th spot Thar an Imitation. Set thai yea gel Deal's Teeth ake gteia, ' At all 4mi giaia, ll cents, at by. aiau. - Dent's Corn Gam cEr&T 0. I. DENT CO.. Ostrslt. Mies.. Bo aTrainot) UiirsQ S25.00 a Week Aa epportnl la r4 to reea wens irks wtafc a teouta trlD imi In enter n ( uia fctvl Tniilul mull In liLlwf . tUflawto ml rMlv kn.M 1 OnnuMil iUiHliMiMiiHunHiMnbk inkuiUulllilliiul IMoglulwdllarM. TKa toirM wnprmtiMn of trinm In eraotiMl 6ettl-J nninsaadUihoe(Hisaiiianbra0bte4 ete'eerk. T lH,bittNllMirt frf.anlMMllratuBeMleaa(MI SMuUota araearatuUr iunM, Ft MrtMulan, tMirtm Miss CAnouNg Sokijmki. Sut. tahsslds Kospltsl Trslnlng school (or NursM U? lARg AVSNUB, SNISAS. MJm food roa NERVES wafe and nru mea who find their swr is wors- ana youtnrul vl gon s result of v vigar ever work er mental eaertlos should take 6 RAT'S NEltVS FOOD PILLS.' Tby will Disks you eat and sleep and 1 be a inaS) gala. II Bos; I Sexes 11.1 fey snaO. gaTEMIAgf a Mc002rTBI.X. TV OCX, Cor. ISth aad lore Street, OWX. PSVS ooLuasit, CS. IStA and Urn San tfSlaba, (fSS I