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THE . OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 8, 1912.
Everybody's Got an Axe to Grind
Copyright, 1912. National News Assn.
Drawn for The Bee: By Windsor McCay
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A MORTGAGE" OF
& 1.500 ON MY
tOUMTRY VILLA
IS ANNOYING MP
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A TRIFLING
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REAL KSTATK
CITY PROPERTY FOa Sil.K.
Nothing
- for
Todav.
CITY
REAL ESTATE
ntOPKHTY TOR SALES.
GOOD BUYS
5
Will have some good property ready one
.. week from today.
F. S. TRTJTJJNQER,
Benson
STwo Big Bargains
K99 Evans St, Omaha. A new I-stpry
and full basement, strictly modern I
room residence 1th corner lot. 2 hlocks
from Hth street car line. Call and ihe
& parties living In It will show you through
nd If you want It call and youf
:' best offer. Terms easy,
'1329 Bouth 82d street. Hansrom Place,
.iiar west entrance to the park, a 14-
SAnm moj-n jwtMiinM With flllf hp
t ment, part of which Is finished In quar
tered sawed oak and decorated, canvassed
??id painted. All rooms In first-class con
ill dltlon, a well finished and most denlr-
jsjile home look It over and If you want
' the best bargain you will ever get, come
and see us.
' F. T. Walker & C.
m Omaha Nat Bk. B!dg.
, bone Douglas 2S1.
,r.: 1
Omaha.
Trustee Sale
lSr!end!d i-storv brick block, double
ttor with flats above. Well located at
t.Aood live tradlrut point and ccuplcd by
'u clean. ui-t-dute grocery and butcher
'-iihnn The building Is 2 or 8 yexr old
t r and la one of the best constructed build.
...Inn we have seen. No money wss iparad
" to make it right. In fact, that la one m
.the rrnKons why It must be aold now.
fTIce 1 R OCX), for quick sale. ' ,
. i This trustee must alio close out an old
' home on a Inrge corner that It- devolop-
inc into business location. H Is on N.
2h St. The old house will rv taxes
and low lnttre?t on p'tce. while you p'an
for i-torrs on ilth st. Ptores need no.
dletHib the hou. fronting the side strnet.
... .''.. tut It must be sold at once.
'' Make an oflr'. f . y
"Harrison & Morton
' (!(i Omitha National Hank. Dong'aa 14
' Trade In Your
. Vacant Lot
, We are building contractors onfl can
always use good building lots In our
tii.sint's. If you have a rood, well lo
tated lot that Is not bringing you any In
, . torn and want to -apply it to a tue
. ..purchase of one of our well built, motlecn
or partly modem homes, submit the par
" tlculars of your lot to us. We' have a
! new three-room bungalow, also a new
, ,.!our-room bungalow, three new slx-rouiii
bungalows and two good modern hoiues,
' hot new. but In excetlent condition. ltlch
a .we would consider selling by taking a
. .lat In exchanir a pttrt paymiint
' SCOTT k HILL
No. 1 S rooms, good repair, water,
S",er, jras, toilet, paved street, rented
l.;.i per month. , Price IU00.0O.. This
can be bought on terms.
No. S-i ronms. bath, cemented, cellar,
furnace, house two full stores, rooms
all decorated; lot Wxl28, located In Uun
dee; party Iravmg town, price cot to
.l n for oulok sale,
No. 37 rooms str'ctly 11 mofrn.
first floor all finished In oak, living room
and dining room decorated; 2 bed roomt
and batli . upstairs; lot 0x135; a cozy
attractive house that will appeal to you
Our price to hurry-sale, H.2T-0, on term,
located In Dundee.
No. 4. Owner transferred to other ter
ritory has a modern house -of i rooma,
hot water heat and fireplace, built we.ll,
well located, worth $C,C00. Offers It fot
t( for Immediate sale, Come qu'ck
if von want this one. .
No. 6. Th's is an Ideal home for enyont
who appreciates, large, roomy house,
with plenty of ground and a high and
sightly location. Lot 100x135, south front
all the .'ate modern conveniences. Thl
propeitv was planned and built by tht
owner for a home but circumstances forct
thstn to Jcavs the city and aithoush tht
property cost them t!0M. they havi
authorised u to sell (t quick for $7,7w(
If you nupreclate a bargain, thl will
suit you. The locatlon-the best; In Dun
dee. Good terms on this on, j
These five bargains are only A few oi
what we can offer you. Drop into oui
office or call us up and we will glv
you a complete list
Plenty of good building lots to show
you on esy monthly puyment plun.
QILLEiSPIE-BURGER CO.,
313 C ty Nat. Hank nidg. Tel. I 2819.
Douglas) 1009.
SOI McCaie BUlg.
: Close in Home
tS.000 for well constmctcd, 2-story, 10
room, modern house, four blocks west of
. , City Nat'l Bank Hldg., having hot waU-r
... heat; located on eaut front lot, 57x190
" feet. This house la built of the best ma
terlal and would make an Ideal rooming
Jiouse. Owner has moved from city, ojily
r.timon tor selling. This proiwrty Is
priced-low for quick tale, owner basing
refused $10,000 for It several ttmea when
' b A d not care to
Growing Bargains
in Business District
In the up street, gTowIng Into business
district: We have a short time lifting of
(wo special fcargalns. High prices haven't
reached them yet, but a study of con
ditions indicates they are coming just
a repetition f - hUtory. One of theaj
corners cr. pe bought. Tor 130,000 ano
hat old residences that will net better
than government bond Interest on the
Investment while "you are planning for
Store buildings Hnd business leases. .This
one Is Within two blocks of Brandels
Stores and has 132 ft. front, on a good
strett. l,Th other Is larger, more than a
quarter ol a city block, a good future
hotel locntlon. These large prices will
be sought for aa the city grows. This
( an be had now for f,lO,CO0, and we - will
be glsd to how you bow cheap It Is com
paratively. We will have to act quickly
to get ' cither of ..thes.' '
Harrison & Morton
HEAL ESTATE
PARS! A RA.M'U LANDS FOR SALE
Calltiirnl.
California Homes
PERFECT IRRIGATION SYSTEM.
10. 20 and 40-acre tracts, best climate
and soli on earth; our proposition la sec
ond to none In United States. Come to
our office and let ua explain fully. It
csta nothing to know.
BAKER & SEYMOUR,
m Brandeis Theater Bldg., Omaha.
' GR1DLET Irrigated colony land at I7J
to lii per acre; good land, plenty of
water: thlcloy settled district, with good
schools, adjoining town of 2,0M). Kasjf
terms, write for - uiustratod booklet
Uomeseekers' Irrigated Land Co., Urld
ley, California. . , !
CAUFOUNIA FARMS FREE
for you and a fortune, too, in the glor
ious California- country. Also cheap Irri
gated and unirrigated lands. Finest Fruit
landa In the country on easy terms that
will make you big money. Fine climate,
water, markets, railroads and civilization.
Ask about new town of Falrport. Cali
fornia. For full Information write Land
Department Nevada-Calif ornlaOregon
Ry. Oo Reno, Nevada.
.- FREE TRIP TO CALIFORNIA
September Sci 1 took a. uarty of twent.y-
ino prospective buyers, to : Paormento
vaney, t;aurorn'a, to inspect tne iamous
Ranch of the Flowers, the roost fertile
land In California. Party traveled in
my private Pullman car umr plan
whereby the trip cost them nothing.
Kiauy could not go, but expressed desire
to go. later; therefore, i decided .to
charter another car, leaving Chicago
September 30. If you are ser.ausly con
sidering the purchase of lajid and will
write at once, I will gladly explain my
p an to piiy all your expenses to Cali
fornia. If you can siuiw me that you
mean business, provided the land suits
you, I w-lll pay your fare whether you
buy or not. "This la not a land company,
but the private owner of this estate dealr
Ing with Ju direct. Have remarkably
attractive proposition. Write at once
tor full particulars. J. M. Hoyt, Otis
Building, Chicago. . ,
, tvutU lliikma.
FOR t?ALK 1G0 ac..- foo4 farm land;
0 acres broke, balance all tillable; i
miles from Dallas and 6 miles from
i olome. Price. JIO per acre, paabu,
tl,S00 cash. L'.iOO March 1. 1913; J-.4ll
March l. liil.- Ad;ir Box it. Daila.',
FOR SALE.
130 acres 13 miles cast of Buffalo Gap,
S. D., on Cheyenne river. All fenced.
A big bargain at $35 an acre. Address
P. J. Minner, Grand -Island. Neb.
THE South Dakota low priced lands
that have produced bumper crops this
year are attracting great attention from
homeseekers and speculators. They have
produced t&O per - capita and averaged
12,600 per farm In new wealth. This is not
equalled by any other state. Government
homesteads may Mill bo had.
For further information address Com
missioner of Immigration. Pierre, S. D.
Trxa
FRUIT RANCH SACRIFICED Finest
In Rio Grande Delta; value, with build
ings, crops, stock, tools, fc!5,C00, for $li,000;
?5,tW- down, balance euy. Box 14 T,
Donna, Texas.
WlacoiiBlu,
EIGHTY-ACRE farm for sale, with 2
houses, 2 staoles, 2 wells and a good
fence; 30 acres cleared, the rest second
growth timber; for ??,00O; half cash and
half four years at 6 per cei.t. For further
Inlormatlon write John Hoeliferie, Park
Falls, Wis
MVK STOCK MARKET OK WEST
i '. . Colorado. . , ,.;v '
FOR 8ALE-160-acre rellnq.ulshment. 13
miles of Sterling, good soil, well fenced
with new wire fence, 110 acres .- broken
and farmed. Good crop this year;
acres outs, 40 acres fine wheat, 50 acres
splend'd corn. Lend level. - Reserve crop
and sell tor $975 cash; 7 months' resident
tor 8 years is all that Is required to get
deed from government Morton & Waldo,
sterling, Colo.
10 Orr.ahn, Nat l Bank.
Tel. D. S14.
5-Rf OM house In good condition to
n.i, , i . wri.i, ltitlt and Douglas. Dong
s', m
FOR SALIS-S-roorn house and two lots,
200i Uilaon Ave.
MAP OF OMAHA STREETS, Indexed,
mailed free on application. Charles E.
Williamson Co., Real Estate, Insurance,
Rentals, Care of Property, Omaha.
FOfl. SALE Modern, -7-room and re-ci-Mlon
hall at 8,07 Hamilton St., Bemls
Park. Built for a home, beautiful loca
tion, excellent neighborhood; streets
paved and paid for. Bee owner at above
.number, 14,000. ....
23.300
George & -Company Hjr"iiLS'l
-' CttyNat;i lla..k.;d3. - J-i t
Bemls park cottage on boulevard; all
modern, part cash, bslaneo tt per cent.
j 1, WEAD, 1801 Farnam.
I-ROOM hou?e, allmodern, blooks
herman Ave.; small
ice as rent. 1408 Mad-
ebster 5110.
Phones P. 7i8 or A-17S3.
Stop Paying Rent
$600 -..
$150 Cash, $10 Mo.
4 room bouse. 159 barrel cistern, thicket,
1 house, fence, nice cave. Owner lives iii
lener and does not wanfto bother with
email property.
. -'lAmerioan Security Company
$09 So. 17th St. roug.as
Open Riturda evenings until 8 p. m.
$250 CASH
- Balance 216.M per m'onth. buys 7-room
" house; water, gas, ewr, fr e rei-lr.
- Ri-nta $17. Price only fl-l'-A Hrin-? It
jour bit of money aul have a iiomi u
your own.
ERNEST'SWEET
' 1" C'ty Kt B"nk Bldn. Doux. 1471.
FliNE
INVESTMENT
HAD TO CHANGE PHONE NUMBKR
Tp take care of extra business.
Q'KEEFE RICAL ESTATE CO.
Was Doug. 2U2; now Ifa Doug. 2715.
LEASE for sale of house, barn and
17 acres in Florence, with several hundred
dollars of vegetable ready to harvest;
one block from car. F. D. WEAD, 1S01
Farnam St
8-ROf'M home, modern except heat
south front In good neighborhood, ONLY
111 604 SAR.TOUA STREET.
UKA ii -.KSTATK
fuim . itA"wriv i-isni pn sai.k
, . rkansa
AtlKA7SA8 The rtate of low value
and great future. Investors, notce, 7.500
acres smooth and rolling land adjoining
farrrs now raising good crop of con.
.,.f... Bn(j rruits. H'gh and
healthy. Good towns near. A part Oi
tl. state that Is growing rapidly, li M ai
. v.. . and make terms, WrlU
!E. Mooro & Martin. Presoott. Ark.
GREAT SOUTII GEORGIA.
' Traversed by the '
ATLANTIC. BIRMINGHAM-ATLANTIC
. KAlLKOAiJ.
Lands adapted to the Widest range of
cton. All tne money crens or the south
plentifully pioduced. For literature t. eat
ing w.tft this coming country, its sou,
cumate, church and school advantage,
write
. W. B. LEAHY, DEPT. K,
General Pss-enger Agent,
ATLANTA. GA.
ship live tock tu South umaha. Savt
xtileage anu shrinkage, oui- consign
ments leci.-ive piimipi and caisfui aiieu-
JOB. - i - .
Live. Stork Coin in Uslon Merchants,
BYERS BHOS. & CO. Strong, reliable.
Cia, luibiyon ii .o ;u KxciiaiiKe liidg.
yi ivxehnnge liliitf.
i.u e.x. i-tlurf.
i.a V..UTV j;ko.-5., iss Okcuans Bldg.
liAXK STATEMENTS.
iU. 21)05.
Report of the Condition of
the Njhahka National bank
at Omaha, In tne tkate of Nebraska, at
the closo of uutlness September 4, 191Z
Rt-iiOURCiuS.
Loans and discounts
. . Iowa.
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your larrvi is to Insert a small want d
in the De Moines Capital. Largest Cir
culation in III.' tate of Icwa, 43.WU 'tally.
The Capital U read by and believed in bf
tht standpatters ut .Iowa, who siinpiy re
fuse to psrmit any otm-r paper In thflr
homes. Kales, 1 cent ttwout a dny; il$
pr line per niontli; count sl ordinary
words ' to Ue lino, Addresa Des Mouw
CapHal, Dun Moines, la.
... ' Minnesota. -
' MINNESOTA.
Write for our Minnesota booklet. VC;'
special rate.
IAY & NIGHT REALTY CO.. -.103
Bankers Life Bidf.;
Lincoln, Nab.
, Muntann. .
CAREY LANDS OPEN TO ENTRY
Valler, Montana, project. Fifteen annual
payments. Irrigation system practically
etiinluU. Foriy tnousand acres Irri
gated this year. Grain yields double dry
aim crops, write Clinton, Hurtt 4k Co.,
Lox 2, Valler, Montana. ' -
AnstPclia,
TCTORIAN GOVERNMENT
IRRIGATED LxVNDS
' ..Want someone who has $10,000 to Invest
, Ik take . Interest in elose-in apartment
twmsa t huilf uf nnee. lnd And bUild-
, lug to stand In your n irae; good Intercut ( become als
, "and quick profits. be'.des. AiMwer at j su-rlv of
r' owe. Address K W, Be. irrni!.; lants
- $650 LGT-
y--Near 25th and Lake Sts.. wf hive 40
foot sjuth front lot, with perum,, -ut
'' tvIks and paved street. This hu jjst
' been reduced from $) and Is a snap
for a hnie. Can make eaw terms.
- K C. BEST, 200 Brandeis Theater Bids.
NEAR 24TH & M ANDERSON
l- 1?ix-room cottage, all modern except
heat, t!.'A
. T BEilTS-CARLBERG CO. '
o-iaoow ijioUern Home
H you want to buy a well built, well
arranged home In rood neighborhood, you
fr.M see th's prowrty.
FINE YARD, btrrubhej-y, e'lade trees,
ronvenlent to two ear lines. Terms. 2220
."WEBSTER. 'PHONE HARNEY $722.
Trocts from $ to Iffl acres on SlVi-ye-ir
paymetils; price $T to t an acre; set-
licis can pay ort land at any time and
solute p0esors; abundant
wat-r; eilrr.ate came as Call-
clo'.e to thrivin!; towns with
free teho-i'-a; R-wrnmet wantw settlers.
Write to foverfltnnt a-nt" Peck-Judih
Co., fTT Market St. San Franclneo, for
full r t!,u wra as to fares and conces-
lpn uffered ta settlers.'
Nelirki. ; ...
AUCTION SALE. ? "' " ;
Farm at auction S-'entember 28. 1912.
Four hundred and tlhty acres of
Dundy county land In section 4. township
s, range 9; located one mile eat ot Roii-
Wiu, ,'eli.; a country store and postoi
flce:1 fifteen miles orth of Parks, a rail
road town; twenty miles northwest of
Benkleman, the county seat.
Ali r-owlng 'crops to go with land.
Own" ' I o.lso sell all personal property
on ftfc.ate. Write for particulars to
ErnKi . lirrwachter, owner, RollwiU,
Neb., ot- J. G. Riley, clerk,. Benklemruj,
Neb. '- t , , : -
180ACRE In Gosper county, 10 miles
southwest of Lexington, 8 milea north of
El wood, Neb.
Price Vi per acre. Incumbrance $5,600.
Wiil take atrout $4,S0O cash.
Soil deep black loam, with clay subsoil.
Improvements: House, granary, sheds,
well, pump, windmill, femes and cross
fences. This place Is leased to March 1. 191$.
For further Information address.
B. A. MKYU 6'.'4 8. l';thSt..Omaha.
FOXTR homestead relinquishments. u0
acred, 3 sets Improve-nents, So acres In
crop, IS miles from railroad. Price. $2,500.
Loup Land Co., Seneca, Neb.
174.79fi.6S
41.953.3S
423,524. K
38,G5.0S
&3.022.29
. 9.900.00
1,050.96
iai,44lt.Otf
28,0.W-
Overdratts, secured
aim unsecured..!.,
U. S. bonus to se
cure Circulation
U. 8. bonds to te
en re - U. S. deposits
Premiums on U. S.
bonds
B o u d a , securities, .
etc
Banking house, fur
niture and t mures
Other real estate
owned
Duo irom national
banks (not reserve
agents) -.'.$
Due from state and
pitvate banks and
bankers, trust
euiniJaii.es and
savlnits banks
Due from approved
receive agents....
Checks arm other
casu Items
Exchanges for clear
ing house
Notes ot other na
tional banks 1
Fractional paper
currency, .nickels
and cents.
KrMcl
Lejral-tendor notes.
Redemption fund
w.th U. a treas
urer ta per cent of
circulation)
Total
, LIABILITIES.
Capital stock pa d in
Surplus fund......... ,
L'nuivlded profits, ;
less expenses and
i taxes peJd.,... ' .
National bank notea ' V .,
outstanding .
.Due to otner na
tional banks... $ 2S1.5C3.74
Due to state and
private banks and
bankers
Due to trust com
panies and sav
ings banks
Individual deposits
subject to cneck.. 1.507,863.16
Demand certificates
ot deposit..
Time certificates of
deposit
Certitied checks
Casiuor's check
outstanding .......
United States de
posits
Deposits of U. S.
disbursing o f f 1 -cers
...
Reserved for taxes.
$1,383,395.06
6,739.13
200,000.00
150,000.00
,000.W
v ' 45,750.19
' 84,000.00
8,286.17
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Judge Howard Kennedy to Discuss
Eestriction of Marriages.
BIBLE LESSONS AT COVENANT
Third Presbyterian Church Inaogra-
rates Cnva of City to Learn
Religions Affiliations and .
Prefe-rencea.
Judge Howard Kennedy will' address
the Omaha Philosophical society on
"Laws Restricting the Marriage of the
Unfit" Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
Baright hall, Nineteenth and Farnam
streets. '' , -
Judge Kennedy's lecture Is . the second
to appear on the fall program of the
Philosophical society, me first having
been given by Dr. A. W. Clark last Sun
day on "Saving the Child."
The Third Presbyterian church. Twen
tieth and Leavenworth streets, begins
this week to make a canvass of the entire
community to learn the religious status
of the people who live therein. This Is
done with a view to help the church
minister to the community with more
Intelligence. .
The session- has engaged William J.
Shallcrosa to make the canvass, and
while he Is thus engaged he will preach
at the church on Sunday mornings. Miss
Gertrude Miller will sing Sunday morn
ing. ' ...
The church will continue to give stere
opticon lectures for the next three Sun
day evenings, the lecture Sunday evening
being the second part of "India In
Transition,", read by A. S. Huntington. .
Muslo at St. Mary's Avenue Congrega-
B-EAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Deeds filed tor record September 7, 1912 :
I D. Willis and wire to N. Ltnderyou, part
lot 1 U lot 17, 21-15-13.. ,..$ 1
C D. Glover to W. J. Florida, put tSi '
lot 11. block L. Lowa'i add ,. -' M
W. Will to O. J. Colllna, lot I. block j, '.
Vandercoclt add (69
Provident Real Batate Co. to R. Burnt!. ''
-lota 16. 17, 19. 19 and w40 teat lot SO,
block 1, Reunion add - (SO
E. How and bnaband to A N. Howe, lota
.(and S, block 7, Qramorcy Park........;. 1
A N. Howe and wl( to E. 1 Howe, lots ,
1 and J, block I, Oramarcy Park 1
N. Landeryou and huaband to U D. Willis, .
lot It, block 2, Boulevard Torraee... 1
C. D. Eada and wife to S. 8. Kojman, part
lot 11, block 10, South Omaha W
E. C. Garvin to F. L. Frtamau, lot 9, block-
1. WlllUm Hagedorn'a add B5
J, D. Peabody et al. to H. W. Yatea. lot lo. -
bioik 2, Ambler Place 1
ttonal church this season will be In
charge of Miss Cora Schwartz. The quar
tet's rsonnel will be: Miss Schwartz,
soprano; Mrs. Verne W. Miller, con
tralto; J. R. Hopkins, tenor; J. G. Jamie
son, basso. Charles Lee Cooke will be
at the organ.
The Jewish New Tear, or Rosh' Hash
anah, falls this year on Thursday, Sep
tember 12. Like all Jewish holidays It Is
reckoned from evening to evening and Its
Initial service will be held on the evening
of the 11th. While, owing V the variance
between the solar and lunar systems of
calendatlon, it may appear to occur Irreg
ularly, It la definitely set in the Jewish
calendar as the first day of the seventh
month, Tishrt
It Is known scripturally as the New
Tear. In the Scriptures It Is termed
the "Day of the Memorial of the Blow
ing of the Trumpet" (Leviticus xxlli:24),
or simply as the "Day of the Blowing oof
the Trumpet". CNumbers xxlx:l).
The nature of. the festival Is what Its
name signifies, L e., a marking of the
passage of time and a monition of the
uncertain tenure of human Mfe. It does
not commemorate any. historical Incident
Nor does it make, its appeal, to the rad
ical consciousness of the Jews. Its appeal
is entirely to the present and to the in
dividual conscience. It is thoroughly unl
versalistic and can be responded to by all
Religionists of. whatever creed. , .
The day is observed seriously; and sol
emnly. ; It emphasizes the sense of Divine
guidance and at the same time of human
responsibility. The blowing of the trum
pet the Shofar or ram's horn, is the
peculiar service of the day. - It Is the
bugle, call of the spirit, arousing the
conscience In the contemplation of mis
spent hours, and awakening the Impulse
to make the new, coming year more
fruitful of noble and unselfish action.
The observance of the day is complete
alike by both the reform and orthodox
wings of the synagogue. Offices and
business "houses are closed and the house
of prsjyer Is thronged, with worshipers.
Services at Temple Israel,, will be held
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock and
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock,. Rabbi
Cohn will speak at both services,' discuss
ing "The Nw Tear". In tha evening and
"Reconstruction . In , Judlasm" . In the.
morning. '
. Earnest Raymond Mlsner, an Omaha
reader, will read Mrs! E. M. Whltte
more'a "The Pink Rose," a story from
real life, at the United Brethren church,
Nineteenth and Lothrop streets, tomor
row evening at 8 o'clock. Several special
numbers will be given by the chorus
choir. : ; ' .
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alfalata land, tS acres alfalfa, 100 acres
good corn land good for 60 to 75 bushels
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920-acre Dundy county Improved farm
and stock ranch, 1S1 cultivated, part good
hey and alfalfa land. Price. $15 an acre,
239-acre well Improved arpy county
farm. 15 miles to station with two rail
roads, not far. from fc'9uth Omaha; a
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120-acre Douglas county well Improved
valley farm, principally all In cultivation,
good orchard and grove; price, $100 an
acre. - .
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$2,S2L162.54
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above statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and bel-.ef.
V. E. 8HKPARD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
7th uay of September. Itl2..
PERRY K. GVNNE, NoUry Public
Correct Attest:
11. W. YATES,
WARREN SWITZLER,
. 11. Y. LEMON.
Directors.
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PROPOS.iL TO CONTRACTORS.)
euk-ti Droiiosals vi,l be rer, v-,l h th.
town c erk of the I wn if Coleridge, Neb.,
up to e o cikCK p. i. on tne irtli day of
September, 1JU. tor furnlshinj( material
ar.d coustruotlug voniplete water works
extension, town ut Coleridge, Neb. Same
to be In accordance with plans and speci
fications on fue lit the vrfice of the town
cierk of Coleridge, Neb., and also in the
of ike of the engineers, Bruce & Stand
even. Bee Building, Omaha. Neb., each
bid shall be accompanied by a certitied
check of five hundred ($500.0u dollars.
Any one desiring plans and specifications
muy obtain tl)t sa.ut by application at
tha engineers, and a payment ot tloO per
set, to cover cost. Tbe town reserve iht
right to reject any and au t tf s.
C. VJ. SHEETS.
- Chairman.
. E. SEVERANCE,
Village Cierk.
-l'enth and Maaon.
Depart. ArrlT.
San Fran. Overland Ijnd. ..a 9: am a 7:49 pm
China & Jtipan Mall a 3:50 pm i S:li pm
Allantlo Eipkm - .. 7:15 an
uregon Exprtaa ,....a12:01 am 1 1:11 pm
Loa Aneelaa llmltefl ai!:u pm aa wpm
Denvn- Special .....a i.v am su. am
Cntannlal Stata Fpeelal ,...a!2:01 am a.:iiaru
Colorado Exssaa - ..a s:o pm n.npm
Orecon-Waahlngton Ltmttas...ail-.i pm a a pm
North Platte Local ""
Grand ' Island Local ..a au pm aw:j .u.
Stromaburg Local oi: Km
Chicaso, Rock Island & Pacific
- EAST. '
Rocky MounUln Limited ,...al2:20 pm al0:6 pm
Chlcaao Local Pasacnter ....kl0:5 am bl0:10 pm
Chtcago.Daj Exprasa a eHS am a tine pm
Chicago Express ' e
Da Motnea Local Paseniter..a t.ti pm a U:12 pra
Chlcago-Nabraska Limited.. ..a t.ua pia a M am
WEST.
Chicago-Neb. Ltd. to Lincoln.a 9:01 am a t:U pm
Chicaao-Colorado Expraea ....a :li pm a 4 00 pm
Oklahoma Txa Kxpreea ..a t:00 pm all: am
Rocky Mountain Limttad ..al0:47 am aiS:M aa
Illinois Central
l:0 PU
t 1:00 am
;
Western -
..a 9:10 pm a 9:10 am
a 1:40 am a 1:50 pm
......... .a 6:W pm a 2:90 pm
Chicago Exprtaa alO:S5 am
Chicago Limited a 9:50 pm
Chicago (irt-nt
Twin City Limited
Twin City Kxpreaa
Chicago Jixpreaa .
Cuienso, ."lllitrjnke it St. Panl
Ovorlaod Limited a7:90pm a 1:12 am
Chicago Spaclal ............a t:ou pm 7:40 am
PBver-Portiand Limited ....a i:iM pm all:4 pm
Chicago Uayii.ht Speolal ....a 7.10 am all:41 pm
Lolo.-callli. .apraa : m
Pern Local a 1:20 am .11:00 pm
C'UicnKu Northwestern
NORTHBOUND.
illnneapolla-st. Pan! fcxpraaa a J . 00 am
aliuucapoiia-iit. PauUUmlted a7:oo pm a 9:00 am
Twin city Kxpreaa a 7:4u am alo:JU pu
Sioux City Local a 9:4 pm a :9 pm
Mlnnaapoua tt L'axota fcxp. a 7:u pm :li pm
Twin t-ltjr Llmltod .., ,. a;44 pm a t:v am
Minneaota aiprea .......... ll:o am
. EASTBOUKD.
.......a 7:00 am a 1.10 pm
a 7:40 am
al2:i pm
Carroll Local
Dayiight , Chicago
Chlcaao Loual
Chicago-Colorado
Chicago Special a t.Oi pa
Paelll-i Coasl-Chlcago a a:i pm
Loa Anselaa Llwiiad a . pm
overtamii Llmltod f "
Carroll Locxl a 4:10 pm
i-a Mai.
Ceaar Ula, Sioux City and
Ottiha ...
Caattnnud Stato Llmitad .. I2:4t am
WKSTBOUND.
a 9:00 am
Long Pino
Korfolk-Uallaa .
Urns im e-Lincoln ..
Kaatinn-Superlor
Ukdwood-hot Spring .
CanT-Landar ........
fiamout-Alhioa -
Y alia-nk
Omaha-SC Loola Eiprass
Uall and Kxpreaa
Staabarry Local ttrom C
9:29 pm
a l:2t pm
a t:4I am
a:iu pm
al2:M pu
a 9:11 am
all): 00 am
a J .j am
.a l il pm
11:14 pm
all:00 am
au oi) a
a ::v pm
.....a tM am
.. ..a : la pm
,.-.. 9:19 pm t 1:20 pm
a i ii pm a 1:20 pm
... a j:S pm al0:li pm
... b : pm b 1SJ pm
....a 5 JO pm a 9:11 am
a 7:02 am atl:li pm
B.I h a:0t pm blO:li am
Mltwonri Pnclilr
K C. & ?C Lonla Ex;ras..t t 'M am t 7:09 am
K.' C A SU Loula Bxpraa..all:U pm a 1:49 pa
1L C t
St. P-ul Limited.. alt:4t am a 9:90 pm
Webster Station 15th and Webster
Chlcagro, St, Paal. Mlnueapolia
Omah
Depart Arrlva.
SUmx City Exprem ...b 2:23 pm bil l; am
Twin City Pa-aensar b 25 m b t:2i pm
9!oux City Passenger. .........o li am c t.2a pm
meraos Local ........ b t: om h :io aa
Mtsaonrl I'nctttc .
Auburn - Local .-.. 4:20 pm blO.U am
m daily, ihi daiur axcept Suada. w saaday.
Judge Slabaugh will address the men of
the First Congregational church Sunday
noon on- "Why ' Doesn't Smith Attend
Church." ; , . -
The Presbyterian Church of the Cove
nant, Pratt and Twenty-aerventh streets,
announces a course of ten Wednesday
'evening lessons on the gospel according
to St. Luke, beginning September 18. The
lessons will be one hour in length and
will be given by the pastor, Rev. Charles
H. Fleming, In response to- a request for
more Bible work, like that of last winter.
Hirst Memorial church will have special
music. service Sunday evening when the
following program will be given:
The evening worship at 8 o'clock will
consist of a sacred Instrumental concert
given by French, piano; Worthlngton,
violin; Maach, cello; Miller, cornet.
Spring Song .....Mendelssohn
Quartet -
Cava lierla Rustl ca na Mascagnl
Trio. .
True Spring..... ........Edward Grieg
Piano sola
Love's Garden .'. ...Schuman
Madrigal Slmonettl
Violin solo.
Baptist.
Calyary. Branch, Thirty-fourth and
Scward-Bible school at 3:30, W. H.
Owells. superintendent.
Immanuel, Twenty-fourth and Plnk
ney, Rev. J. S. Ebersolo. Pastor Preach
ing at 10:30 and 8. Bible school at 12.
B. K. Eatch, superintendent. Young peo
ple's meeting at 7. Midweek meeting
at 8. ....
Calvary Twenty-fifth and Hamilton,
Rev. E. R. Curry. D. D., Pastor
Services at 10:30 and S. conducted by the
paMor. Bible school at 12. Toung peo
ple's meeting at 7. Wednesday at 8,
midweek devotional meeting.
Grace, Tenth and Arbor, B. F. Fellman.
Pastor Sunday school 10 a. m.; morning
sermon 11 a. m., "Four Lessons In tht
School of Christ." young people's meet
ing 7:." p. m., led by V. J. Rushlaw;
evening sermon 8 p. m., "When the Road
Leads Home."
First, Corner Harney and Park Avenue.
Rev. A, J. Hag-gett, Preacher Morning
Bervlcea at 10:30. subject, 'The Greatest
Frlvlleee In Life." Evening service at 8,
sublect, "Does Christ Treat All Men
Equally." Sunday school at 13. Young
people's meeting at. 7. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 8. , .
Christian Scl?nce.
! First, St- Mary's Avenue and Twenty
fourth Sunday school at 9-45 and 11.
Sunday services at 11 and 8, subject lesson
of sermon. " Man." . ,
... Episcopal.
St. Matthias. Tenth and Worthlngton;
Rev. George 8. Southworth, Pastor Sun
cay service at U.
Church of St. Philip the Deacon.
Twenty-first and Paul, Rev. John Albert
Williams, Priest Holly communion at
7:30. Matins and Sunday school jt 9:30.
Holv eucharlst (choral) and sen. ion at
riL Evening prayer and sermon at 5.
Christina.
" North Side, Twenty-second and Loth
rop, H. J. Kirschsteln, Minister Bible
school at :S0 a. m.; Christian Endeavoi
at 6:45 p. m.; evening worship at 8 p. m.,
morning theme. "Early Morning Scenes.'
The choir will begin Its resuiar program
with old song concert. Mid-week meet
ing Wednesday at S p. m. i
I . .- Congrretrational. I
First, Nineteenth and Davenport, 7. T.
Rouse, Pastor Preaching in the morn
ing at lL
Plymouth, Twentieth and Spencer, Fred
erick W. Leavltt, Minister Sunday school
at 9:30; morning - service at 10:30, with
sermon by Mr. LeavitL Christian En
deavor meet ng at 6:30.
St. Mary's Avenue, James Alexander
Jenkins, Minister Morning worship at
10:30, subject, "Christianity In Action."
Lutheran,
Kountze Memorial, Farnam Street and
Twenty-sixth Avenue, Rev. Dr. Baltzly, '
Pastor Morning worship at 11 o'clock;
Sunday school at 11 o'clock; no evening
service.
St. Paul's, Twenty-eighth and Parker,
Rev. E. T. Otto, Pastor Services at 10.
Sunday school at 11:30. Parochial school ,
opens Monday, September 9, J. A. Hll
gendorf, teacher.
St Matthew's English, Nineteenth and
Castellar, Rev. G. W. Snyder, Pastor
Services at 11, subject. "Ungrateful Man." i
Sunday school at 10:30. - Preparation for
the "Rally Sunday," on September 15.
Zion English, Magnolia hall, 2401 Ames,
Rev. G. - W. Snyder, Pastor Services at
3:30, subject. "Man Exalted." ' Sunday,
school at 2:30. Preparation for the "Rally
Sunday," September 15. The Ladies' Pas
tor's Aid society will meet Thursday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. O.
Ebbsen,400S North Twenty-sixth. ' r
St. Mark's English. Twentieth and Bur-,
dette, Dr. L. Groh, Pastor Services Sun
day at 11, "Cradle Roll Service, How Best
to Raise Children." Sunday school at 9:45.
Great rally, babies also present. Young
People's Christian endeavor at 7. Preach
ing at 7.30, "What Is the True Hero?"
.. Presbyterlnn. '
Falrview, Pratt Street and Fortieth
Avenue, Rev. Charles H. Fleming, Pas
torBible school at 1:45. Afternoon wor
ship at 3, subject, "Others." Midweek
service Thursday evening at 8. Septem-
Der la begins the Luke work.
North. Corner Twenty-fourth and Wirt.
Rev. M. V. Higbee, D. D., Pastor-Public
worship at 10:30 and 8. preachine by the
pastor. Sunday school at 12. Young Peo
ple's Society; of Christian Endeavor at 7.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even ne at
7:45. . - i
Lowe Avenue, corner Fortieth an
Nicholas, Rev. Nathaniel McGif fin, Pas
tor Morning service at 10:30; sermon on
"The False Peace of Today;" Sunday
school at 12; Christian Endeavor meeting
at 8:30 and 7 o'clock; no evening service;
prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 ..
o'clock. - -
Clifton Hill. Forty-fifth and Grant. Rev.
Thomas B. Greenlee, Pastor Bible school
at 10. .Public worship at 11, topic, As
Sorrowful Yet Always Rejoicing. Even
ing service at 8, topic, "Other Foundation
Can No Man Lay." Christian Endeavor
at 7. Wednesday evening at 8. meeting
for prayer and fellowship.
Third, Twentieth and Leavenworth
Sunday school at 9:30. At 10:45 public
worship and sermon by Rev. William J.
Shallcross. Solo by Miss Gertrude Miller.
Prayer meeting of the Christian En
deavor society at 7. At 8. stefeoptlcon
lecture, second Dart. "Indian in Transi
tion," read by A. S4 Huntington.
Westminster. Corner Twentv-nlnth and
Mason, Rev. Thomas H. McConnell, Pas
torService or worship with sermon at
10:30 on "God's Propetous Word." Sab
bath school and Bible classes at 12.' Sun
day school at 3:30. Young People's so
ciety meeting at 7. Service of Praise with
sermon at 8 on "Knowing the Time." -
Church of the Covenant. Pratt and
Twenty-seventh, Rev. Charles H. Flem
ing, Pastor Morning worship at 10:45,
subject. "Others." Bible school at 12..
Endeavor at 7:15. Evening worship at 8..
subject "Nebuchadnezzar's Dream of the
image and the Stone." Midweek service
at 8 Wednesday evening. ; September IS "
Methodist. .
Gold Street Chapel, Thirty-ninth and
Gold Sunday school at 3 p. m.; preaching
at 4 p. m., also preaching Wednesday
8 p. m. . .. -
Trinity, Corner Twenty-first and Bin- .
ney, Rev. G. W. Abbott Pastor Morn
ing subject, "A Study of the Human .
Face." Evening subject, "Things Un
clean." Hirst Memorial, Thirty-fourth and
Larimore, Rev. W. W. Whitman, Pastor
Morning worship at lLro'clock with ser
mon by the pastor, subject "The Chris
tian1 Sacrifice." . , -
Norwegian and Danish, North Twenty-fifth
and Decatur, R. P. Peterson,
Pastor Services with preaching by the
pastor at U a. m. and 8 p. m. ; Sunday
school 9:45; young people's meeting 7:00
p. m.
Oak Street, Twentieth and Oak. Rev. T.
C. Webster, Pastor Bible school Sunday"
at 3. Adults and other classes for all.
Young people's meeting at 7. The young
folks are especially Invited. Preaching at
8. Midweek meeting Thursday evening
at 8.
Walnut Hill, Forty-first and Charles. '
Rev. William Boyers, Pastor-At 10:30 the
pastor wil preach on "The Danger of
Lukewa-rmness," and at 8 on "Honor for.
Honor." The Sunday school will meet at
12. George T. Llndley, superintendent
Epworth-league at 7. '
Hanscom Park, Twenty-ninth and Wool- '
worth. Rev. E. B. Crawford. Pastor
Morning service at 10:30. topfc, "The
Christian's Reward; evening service at
7:45 o'clock, topic, "The Crown of
Thorns"; Sunday school at noon; Ep- ,
worth league at 6:30 p. m.
First Swedls, Corner of Nineteenth and
Burt, Gustav Eriokson, Minister Sun
day school at 10, led by F. E. SandwalL
Preaching service at 11, Subject, "The
Gospel Preaching.". Epworth league
service at 7. Preaching at 8. subject. "Un
searchable Riches." Prayer services
Wednesday evening.
" First Twentieth and Davenport. Rev.
Milton B. Williams, Pastor Morning
service at It Subject "The Help of the
Master's Hand." The sacrament of the
Lord's supper will be administered. Even
ing service at 1 Subject "Charles George
Gordon, Soldier." This is the second In
the series of sermons on "Heroes, Ancient
and .Modern." Sabbath school at 9:4S.
Epworth league at 7. Music by Thomas
J. Kelly's choir.
MoCabe, Fortieth and Farnam, the
Rev. John Grant Shlck, Pastor Sunday
school at 19 a. m.. .Acting Superintendent
John Lewis in charge; preaching by the
pastor at 11 a m., theme, 'The Expedient
Departure;" at the service at t p. m. tha
address will be given by John Lewis;
prayer meeting at 8 p. m. on Wednesday
night The fourth quarterly conference
will be held at the church on Thursday
night at 8 o'clock. Dr. Edward Hislop in
charge.
. , Miscc-llameeras.
Internationa! Bibie Students' associa
tion. Baright hajl. Nineteenth and Far
nam streets, Sunday at $. Subject "The
Resurrection;" speaker, W. H. Dickerson.
Grace United Evangelical, corner Cam
den Avenue and North Twenty-seventh,
Thos. M. Evans, Pastor Morn'ng service
11 o'clock, theme. "Commissioned." even
ing service 8 o'clock; memorial for the
lata General Booth. -