TIIK BRK: OMAHA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1912.
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REAL ESTATE
CITT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
New
South Side Home
Just Completed
1411 Martha St
i If you want a well built, well arranged
'-room house In a good location, close to
i Catholio school. It will pay you to look
'at this house; has reception hall, par
; lor, dining rooms, kitchen and one bed
1 room on the first floor; the one bed-
room, parlor and dining room are fin
! Ished In oak. Including the floors; has
two large sleeping rooms, with good
closets and bath room on the second
1 floor; first-class plumbing and heating
I throughout; . has 60 foot lot, nicely son-
dad; has Cement walks. Owner says to
sell this on payment down of S5U0 and
balance same as rent. This is a chance
to get a nice new home with small pay
ment down.
HASTINGS & IIEYDEN.
1614 Harney St.
' 111 - .. ...... . 1 1
An Ideal Six-Room
Bungalow
I We have a choice bungalow at the
'southwest corner of 16th and Laird Sts.
Downstairs finished In oak, except
kitchen; upstairs in pine; has two pan4
; birch doors. This bungalow is entirely
modern In every respect, Just recently
I finished and now ready to occupy. The
floor plan is excellent, and good vestibule
and den, (or bedroom), large parlor, din
ing room and kitchen, with pantry, and
entry way downstairs; two splendid sleep
ing rooms and very complete bath room
upstairs; fine cement basement with coal
bins, and laundry sink and A-l guaran
teed furnace; beam celling, panelled walls,
plate rail, built-in buffst In dining room
witl china cupboard and bookcase In
pedestals between dining rom and par
lor. $3,500 is the price on easy terms.
SCOTT & HILL,
Douglas 1009. 307 McCague Bldg.
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
YOUR $500
Balance Monthly
Will buy your choice of three brand
new, completely modern homes, each hav
ing six rooms, bath and sleeping porch,
elegantly finished and decorated, the best
of plumbing and furnace. Nice level lot.
shade and permanent walks, paved street,
paving paid. lMok at 39)1, 3317 and 4113
North 20th street Boulevard, half way
between Sherman avenue and North Mtn
Street car lines. We will take In a good
lot as part of purchase price. Price this
week, 3,90O each.
Payne & Slater Co.
616 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. Tel. D. 1016.
A Forced Sale for
About 50 of Value
8-room modern house , with four.bed
rooms; large shade trees; lot 60x168; barn;
Immediate possession; small - payment
down; balance like rent; must be sold;
only $2,750; a snap.
. S. P, Bostwick
' 218 a 17th St.
BRAND NEW
Kec hall, liivng room, dining room,
kitchen, two bedrooms and bath, modern
plumbing, combination lighting fixtures,
cemented cellar, paved street, close to
car line, all modern In every way except
heat. Price 12,300.
BEMIS-CAKLBERG CO.
310-12 Brandeis Theater.
MAKE YOUR INVESTMENT IN
GOOD CHEAP LAJJI SOMETHING
SAFE and sure to double in value in a
short time.
Visit the display from "The LAND OF
INDEPENDENCE" AT 107 WOAGITK
BLDG., Omaha, Neb. One block east of
poetofflce. Miss M. O. Seybold, Manager.
Land sold by ARAH I HUNGBRFORD,
CRAWFORD, DAWES CO.. NEB.
SIX ROOM HOUSE
ON SOUTH 11TH ST.
A good six-room house In splendid re
pair, modern except heat; east front. This
cottage is now vacant and must be sold
soon. The number is 1940 South 11th St
Can be bought on easy terms.
SCOTT & HILL,
Douglas 1009. . 307 MoCague Bldg.
RENT TALK
CHA& E. WILLIAMSON CO.
TO SELLERS AND BUYERS
The writer of Rent Talks la south on
a business trip to Gulf ooast states. No
Beat Talk this week, therefore. Continue
to see us if you want to buy, sell, rent;
also for insurance, abstracts, etc., etc '
REMEMBER CHARLSEW HEIGHTS
Remember we have full, beautiful Iota
in Charlsew Heights at only $146 and up
on easy payments. This is not a new ad
dition without neighbors but plenty good
: neighbors right next door all with new
houses, because the addition is only a
few years old. You don't need to go away
from neighbors to get a lot there. Be
us for particulars and for opportunity to
show you the lota. Only three blocks from
oar and right by beautiful U. S. govern
ment park, wim great trees, parted drives,
etc
WE . WILL BUILD FOR YOU
(Plans free at our office) in any of the
following suburban additions: Ambler
Place (southwest of Field club), Charlsew
Hfiights, Ellistone Park Place, Firestone
subdivision, Edgewvod Park (other side of
Carter lake) Mayne's addition (near Gib
son), Forbes' subdivision (norUi Omaha),
Redman's addition (norih'of Central Park
school). Lake James Park, east ot Country
club), Mahoney & Minnlhan's addition
(south part South Omaha on Q St. oar),
Crelghten Heights (Benson car). B us
If any other location is wanted.
I Remember we give free a $100 to $800
! accident Insuranoe policy with any prop
erty sold while they last.
CHARLES E. WILLIAMSON CO.,
101 S. 16th St., cor. Dodge. Street ntranoe.
Snap in Dundee
4 Vacant Lots
Located on 69th and Burt Sts., can be
bought cheap. Owner leaving city and
vt .-y anxious to sell. His price Is way
below prices aaked for other lota In this
vicinity. Will tell any one or alL For
further Information see
0 'Neil's R. E. & Ins. Agency,
1505 Famam St.
Tel Tyler 1024.
A GENUINE SACRIFICE
Nice comer lot near three car lines.
Improved with 6 and e-rootn houses. Al
ways rented. Forced to sell ts meet pay
ment on my new home In California.
Give terms if necessary. Mix Grace Fred
ericks. 3o01 Firth Ave.. Los Angeles. Cal.
""WHEN in doubt, ask "Effie." Hippo
fliome now.
TO BUT. BKLL OR KIT NT. FIRST 8KB
JOHN V., KOLU1NS. ISO: FA EN AM iT.
Great Bargain
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
Two lots at 5th Ave. near Ames, two
slocks from street car line. S123 each.
Cne lot. 47th and Cass St., adjoining
Dundee, $604 Inquire at 120S Jones SL
ACRES, POULTRY FARM.
Near Elm wood park. Ten . poultry
houses and good dwelling house, all
ready for business; big demand for
product A fine site that will double In
value. Ground alone worth $12,000.
W. T. GRAHAM, Bee Bldg.
A Bargain
A fine new 6-room house with open
stairway, colonade openings, nice parloi
and dining room, three fine corner . bed
rooms on second floor. Strictly modern
throughout, with beautiful oak finish.
Within easy walking distance. On corner
lot with paving all paid. $B00 down and
balance can be paid in monthly payments
rrice $3,860. Located 2225 Sherman Ave.
NORRIS & NORRIS
M Bee Bldg. Doug. 4370.
Make an Offer
A fine vacant corner at 42d and Ers
kine. on paved street; 2 blocks car line,
Owner says sell at once, so will accept
any reasonable offer. What will you give?
Creigh, Sons & Company,
Douglas XX). SOS Bee Bldg.
MAP6fOMAHA STREETS, Indexed
mailed free on application. Charles E.
Williamson Co., Real Estate, Insurance,
Rentals; Care of Property, Omaha.
$100 down, 5 run., brand new. D. 8380.
TWO EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS.
$75 CASH, $28.50 PER MO.
New, choice, 5-room, modern cottage,
cemented basement, large floored attic;
can finish 3 good rooms upstairs; cement
walks, fine, level lot, well situated on
north side i blocks from 24th tit. car. A
snap at $2,750.
-R. MODERN, $2,600.
Fine, large residence In best condition,
modern except furnace; nice, level lot,
S. front, paved St) large shade trees,
etc. Near 27th and Caldwell. Owner de
termined to sell at once. Your own terms.
Immediate possession.
RUSSELL & M'KITRICK CO.,
ISth and Harney. D. 857. 432 Ramge Bdg.
GOOD BARGAIN.
Five-room cottage, furnished complete,
on street car line in North Omaha; must
sell, fine place for newly weds; price,
$1,850; cash, $850; balance monthly pay
ments. H. A. Kelsey, 3492 Ames Ave. Tel.
Webster 40.
$100 Cash
as the first payment and the rest like
rent will buy either one of these houses,
til Elm St, a good 5-room house.
1728 Lake St, a 6-room house.
Creigh, Son3 & Company,
Douglas 2O0L 608 Bee Bldg.
FINE corner lot on Dodge St', room for
$ flats; nothing better; worth Ji50o; must
sell at. once; will sell for $260. Phone
IX MOT.
ACUBAGB ITOB SAL
40 Acres
Improved
on Macadam Road
Close to Benson
High, sightly location; 14 acres in al
falfa, 14 acres In pasture. 2 acres in young
fruit, which is mostly bearing, 1,000 bear
ing grape vises, balance of the fruit Is
apple, cherries, plums, raspberries, straw
berries, gooseberries, and currant; $
acres in corn, 5 acres original sod; has
a good J-story, t-room square house; barn
2420; room far I horses and i cows. It
Is very seldom we cin offer as desirable
a 40-acre tract n macadam road so dose
to Omaha. Owner is moving west and
has made the price very reasonable for
quick sale. See us about this at once.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 HARNEY ST.
REAL ESTATE
rARM RANCH LAMPS FOK BALH
' GeeTgUu
Traversed by the
GREAT SOUTH GEOBGIA
ATLANTIC. BIRMINGHAM-ATLAKTTIO
RAILROAD.
Lands adapted to the widest range of
crop. All the money craps of the south
plentifully produced. For literature treat
Ing with this coming country, its soU.
climate, church and school ad van tag
write,
W. B. LEAHT. Dept K.
. General Pasnenger Agent
ATLANTIC, GA.
HE Ali ESTATE REAL ESTATE
FARM Jk R ASCII LANDS FOIl SALB FARM A RANCH LA MIS FOR SAL It
THE eastlest way to find a buyer for
rour farm in to insert a small want ad
!n the Des Moines Capital. Largest cir
culation In the state f Iowa. 41000 daily.
Tli ( aD'tal is read bv and belleveri In
by the standpatters of Iowa who simply 1
reroae to permit any otner paper in tnttr
homt. Rates, 1 cent a word a day;
(.! per line per month; count six oml
nary words to the line. Address Des
Moines Capital. 'Des llolr.es. la
Kb Bias.
Others are taking advan-
whvnotvou?
MSSWS1
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This photographic reproduction of an alfalfa field in Scott County,
Kans., shows what fine crops this excellent land will yield. If you have
never seen this alfalfa you cannot understand how excellent It is. This
Scott County land raises some of the best alfalfa produced in the entire
state of Kansas, and it also' produces other excellent crops.
The bountiful yields, the healthful climate, the fine location all
combine to make this land among the best farming property in all Kansas
and you know Kansas is one of the best agricultural states in the
country.
This land is all subject to irrigation, and with the proper attention
yields an income that soon makes any man independently rich. - It
you want to get further details (and you ought to have them) write or
visit
L B. SCOTT & SON,
1126 City National Bank Building, Omaha, Neb.
We also have an office at Scott City, Kansas.
We refund railroad expenses to purchasers.
I own.
IOWA FRUIT FARM AND DAIRT
LAND FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. We
have subdivided the Dr. McClanahan
tract known as Orchard Heights, con
taining 806 acres near Couricll Bluffs, and
are selling It at 0 to $100 per acra on
easy terms. You will only nave to see
this land to appreciate its value. Let us
show it. Day & Hess Co., 123 Pearl St..
Council Bluffs. la.
Minnesota.
MINNESOTA
Write for our Minnesota booklet "C;"
special rate?.
DAT A NIGHT REALTY CO
10:; Hankers Life Bldg..
Lincoln. Neb.
CLAY COUNTY,
MINNESOTA.
The rush Is on for Clay county. 20,000
acres of first class farm land to select
from. Black soil, clay subsoil. Bumper
crops. 130 to $50 per acre. Bend for list
and maps.
FELLAND REALTY CO.
531 Palace Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
FOR SALB-aoo-acre farm, 2V4 miles
from town, good house, barn, machine
sheds, etc., a bargain if taken this month.
Also some other well improved farms,
T and miles from town. These farms
are all located In Sherburne county, less
than 40 miles from Minneapolis, good
rich soil, fine water and good pasture
and timber land. For full particulars
apply to Dr. U. T. Sherman, Big Lake,
Minn.
600 PER CENT profit In J years! 18,000
acres rich farming and fruit land, frost
proof belt, near Duluth's new steel
plant, offered quick buyers, tracts 2,000
acres up, at n. very easy terms. Three
railways through, seven shipping points
on land. Tremendous development pend
ing. For maps and particulars, write
owner, H. H. Nesbitt. Dnluth, Minn.
HUaoaru
OPKN1NG 1,000 free, healthful, produc
tive homesteads in the Ozarks and l,0r,.
009 In western states. MaP3. particulars
and description, 26a Riverside Colony,
Monett, Mo.
If ebraaka.
40-3D3HEL WHEAT LAND, $26 TO S3
PER ACRE.
We have for sale over 30,090 acres of
Cheyenne county, Nebraska's choicest
farm land, where the crop yield for 12
yean, including 1919 and 1911, average
with the best In the state. Alfalfa, also
a leading crop. Better soil, water and
ollmate cannot be found. Write for full
Information. Agents wanted everywhere.
PUNDLNUdLAND INVESTMENT CO,
SIDNEY. NEE
UU INVVHTl'in f r Vlan n.lt an.. II
means: For sale, 12 quarters of choice
farm land close to Sidney, Neb., one
tenth cash, baL ten years' in tea equal
payments. Ernest Haas oh. Sidney, Neb.
Sew York,
WHAT did the Honorable Sherman
Moreland, Associate Justice of the Su
preme court of the Philippine Islands.
tell Beabring, the real estate man? "Sea
bring, you are doing a great work for
tne community. You are bringing a
thrifty, home-building class of peonle
to this part of the country. You are
selling these farms at fair prices. They
are natisfied. I know It for I have
talked with many of them. One of your
purchasers from Ohio told me that he
paid I'J,a00 for his farm, took possession
of it this spring and would not sell it
for 15,000." .Moral: Why not Join Sea
brings band of New York State home
seekers? .Send for catalog of central
New York State farms. . Seabrlng Farm
Agency, Post Block, Spencer, N. Y.
Mew York.
12,90017 acres, lake front, new nine
room house, tenant house, barn, evapo
rator, nice lot fruit, 1 miles railroad
village; very easy terms; catalog free.
Ooodelle, Geneva, N. Y,
South Dakota.
HOMESTEAD relinquishment on
choice quarter section near good town;
school facilities near the Nebraska line.
Price, a. Shuler & Cary, 11)14 City
National Bank Building.
South Dakota.
FOR SALE 160 acres good farm land;
40 acres broke, balance all tillable; 7
miles from Dallas and S miles from
Colotne. Price, H0 per acre, payable
(1,500 cash. 2,500 March 1, IBIS; 12.409
March L 1917. Address Box 180, Dallas.
So. Dak.
CHEAP patented state school lands,
south Texas, $1 an acre cash, balance ten
years. For all particulars write F. A.
Connable, trustee, 484 Commercial Bank
Bldg., Houston, Tex.
Texaa.
840 ACRES, 7 miles from Houston, Tex.;
spell road; mill from Mt. Houston; ex
ceptional for subdivision; (40 acre, quick
sale; adjoining property 100 per cent
higher. Morgan Jolly. Cotter, Ark., owner.
CHEAP patented state school lands,
south Texas, $1 an acre cash, balance ten
years. For all particulars write F. A.
Connable, trustee. 484 Commercial Bank
Bldg.. Houston, Tex.
WlnconMln.
Fine Farm Lands
Northern Wlsoonsln timber or clear;
nice lakes and river; best land In Wis
consin; best market In America; $1 per
acre cash; large or small tracts.
Ernest A. Arnold Co
Sl'I'KRIOn. WISCONSIN.
The Persistent and judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
liusiness Success
Miscellaneous.
INVESTIGATE the fertile Northwest
United Status; excellent land In Min
nesota. North Dakota, Montana, Idaho,
Washington, Oretn, adjacent to North
ern Pacific Railway, obtainable at low
prices. These lands under the "Stars
and Stripes" are in the best developed
sections of the northwest and are as
productive as any on the continent. See
what YOITR OWN HOME COI'NTRY
has to offer stay near home markets;
quick transportation; close to good
neighbors and good schools; no isolated
pioneering; free U. 8. government home
stead land, requiring only three years
to prove up; , state land on easy terms;
deeded land at low prices and on crop
payment plan; climate fine for man.
beast and crops; big money In vegeta
bles, grains, alfalfa, fruits, cattle, dairy
ing, poultry and hogs; write quick for
free illustrated literature, saying what
state most interests you and list of re
liable land dealers; ask about low rate
homeseekers' excursions. L J. Bricker.
General Immigration Agent, 1 North
ern Pacific Bldg., St Paul, Minn.
UVK MT4M K MiKKKT 4)F WKST
Ship live stouk to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
menu receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Stock Commission Merchants.
BYERS BROS. & CO.. Strong, reliable.
AFFAIRS ATJODTH OMAHA
Soaping of Street Car Rails Ties Up
Trolley Service.
MANY F0RCEH TO WALK HOME
I'nnaually Large mbfr of Cattle
nd Sheep tiring- Stiff Prices on
Live Stock MarketSlump
in Hog- Prices.
Mischievous boys soaped the street car
rails on the steep incline from U to Z
streets on Railroad avenue last night and
crippled tho street oar service on the Al-biight-Bcnson
line, At least ten cars
were stranded at the end of the line In
Albright, unable to make the hill because
of the slippery rails. As a result extra
cars had to be put on the line.
After 8 o'cloqk no cars were run into
Albright and it was impossible to get the
cars congregated at the end of tho line
up the hill. The tther oars on the line
were switched at N street and started
back to Benson.
It was not known that the cars could
not get up the hill until after nearly a
dosen had run down to the end of the
line. Sand was used profusely by the
motormen, but to no avail.
The assistance of the police was so
licited. A squad led by Acting Captain
Andy McGuIre went to the scene in the
emergency bus. McGulre suggested that
the patrol horses be hitched to the front
end of the cars. This was tried but found
impracticable, as the wheels persisted In
spinning round and round, and the horses,
accustomed only to pulling an occasional
drunk to the station, were unable to pull
the load.
McGulre then had another Inspiration.
He suggested that the car crews get scrub
brushes and water and wash the soap off
the rails. This waa met with a frigid ro
oeptlon by the crews and Andy took a
hasty departure after insinuating that
early morning might bring a freerlng
temperature and freeze tho soap, making
It possible to get the cars up tho Incline.
Shortly before 1 o'clock the crews suc
ceeded in getting their cars up the hill.
This was not until many residents In the
south end of the city had boon forced to
walk home.
The police made several hurry calls to
different parts of town where boys were
creating disturbances. At no place, how
ever, was there any serious damage done.
Tomorrow night an additional force of
officers In plain clothes will be stationed
In the residence section of the city and
all persons destroying property and cre
ating disturbances will t.e arrested.
Many Cattle nmi Sheep Sold.
An exceptionally 'urge run of cattle,
xlieep and lambs was on the South Omaha
lle stock market yesterday. There were
$.500 head of catlle, and 41,00 head ot
sheep and lambs. The receipts compared
with last week wero much lurger yester
day and the prices higher.
A large number of country buyers were
In the market In search of desirable feed
ing stock. They had a fairly large supply
of feeding stock from which to make
selections.
However, the recent declining tendency
in hog values was very pronounced
yesterday as a slump ot at least 10015c
below Monday's prices oocured. The
absence of shipping demand and a liberal
supply of hogs on hand for this time of
the year caused bearish sentiment on
the part of buyers.
M agile City Gossip.
Michael Melick, aged 56 years ,dled this
morning at his lato residence, 805 North
Twenty-eighth street. Funeral arrange
ments will be made later.
Call National Wine and Liquor Co., J0.
It No. l!4th St., for Htors Triumph beer;
alo wines and liquors, delivered. Phone
Botith 871.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the St.
Luke's Lutheran church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Wogenseu, 27th and A
streets Thursday afternoon.
Register next Saturcaj-. This will be
the last roglstration day before the
November election. Unless every voter
has registered hu will be unable to cast
his ballot at the election.
The South Omaha Republican club will
hold a meeting this evening at the club
rooms, 443 North Twenty-fourth street at
8 o'clock. A number ot candidates will
deliver speeches on the political situation.
The members of the Young Men's
WllBon-Wiirsliall club liave made elabor
ate arrangements for a large celebration
this evening at the hoadquarters In the
old Young Men's Christian association
building. I. J. Dunn and other candidates
will deliver addrc.sMea A general invita
tion has been extended to all to l)
present.
Notice All members of the Taft-Sher-man-Aldrlch
club and other republicans
are requested to be present Wednesday
night ut 8 p. m October SB. 191J, at the
headquarters, Red Men's hall, to arrange
for appointing committees to get out the
unregistered vote and hear suggestions
from different candidates. John Lynn,
secretary.--Advertisement.
In a debate at the South Omaha High
school, Garwood RichardsorL Carl Beal
and Karl Lee, upholders of tne negative,
on the question. "Resolved: That the
CoinmlHBlon Form of Municipal Govern
ment Should be Established In the Cities
of the United States." lost to Cuirles
itapp, Emmet Iloctor and Clark Davis,
upholders of the affirmative, by the vote
of 2 to 1.
Women State Their
Position On Many ;
Real Live Issues
rOJRTIANU, Ore., Ot. 23,-ResolutioriA
tver adopted today by the National Wom
an'! Christian Tmperanc union. Th.
!.. f.. m...nri. c lm 4K A OSVI If A
prohibition affords the "only means of
condemns the doctrine that the social.,;
evil is necessary and one-sided, approved :
equal suffrage, a minimum wege and ;
equal pay and gives earnest support to ,
the movement for universal peace.
Miss Mae M. Whitman, national super- J
intendent of temperance and labor work,'
In an address took a firm stand in favor ,
of the eight-hour law for workers of both 1
sexes. She declared Investigation had
shown that though labor leader and labor
unions ofttlmes make mistakes, tho trend
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VI uilJWliiffiu was iu. u avui mv; uu ucit
. . . f . i , . . i. . , , .
lev morais. one conunmneu uie nuoon aa
the worklngman'a club and declared feasi
ble the friendly Inn as a substitute.
interest centers in tne election er orn
cers. Miss Ulllan M. N. Stevens will sue-'
ceed herself as president, Washington. .
Ii. C, seems to have the largest follow
ing for the 1913 convention.
I hi I k i n n turn hi iv- ul.i u
FOR MANY DEPARTMENTS
There are to be a great many civil serv
ice examinations offered men and womer)
In November, according to literature be
ing circulated by the department A doien
different lines of civil service work are
offering openings to those who are quali
fied to pass the examinations. Among
the positions to be filled are those of lab
oratory aid, bureau of plant Industry, De
partment of Agriculture: law clerk, sten
ographer and typewriter; draftsman, ma
rine engine and machinery,; mineral tech
nologist, mine sanitary engineer. Instruc
tor in mine saieiy, mecnanicai aransman.
engineer department-at-large; heating and
ventilating draftsman, inspector of .hard
ware, specialist In agronomy, scientific! as
sistant In tenant farming, assistants In
the Philippines, general teachers and in
dustrial teachers in the Philippines. The
positions of teachers and assistants in
the Philippines are open to male, and fe
male competitors. These examinations
will be given In every state In the union
on stated days in November, The ex
aminations are given In from two to a
naif dozen towns In eacn state.
CLIFTON Com. Co., 322 Exchange Bldg.
Snyder-Malone-Coftman Co., 159 Ex. Bldg.
LAVERTY BROS., m Exchange Bldg.
Martin Bros. & Co.. Exchange Bldg.
Clay, Robinson & Co., SOO Exchange Bldg.
Boost Nebraska and you
will boost your own interests
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