THE BKK: OMAHA, P1U0AY, M AKCH 28, lOKi.
13
OFKKltKl) FPU KENT
llouaea unit Cottuttea.
TWONEW
Fully modern S-room cottage" tor ale
or rent In Benson.
J. A. F1KE,
Tel. Doug. 2419. 819 City Nat. Bank.
SIX-ROOM flat. 2408 Cuming St.. 20.
Nine-room all modern dwelling. 1121 S.
S2d St, 0.
AliFRED C. KENNEDY.
109 First National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 712.
RENTAL. BAUA1N.
R-r house all mod. 4223 Douglas J20
6-r flat mod. ex. heat. 1602 N. 24th t....20
S-r flat mod. ex. heat, 1006 N. 24th t....ll
4-r. cottage, 2G06 N. 14th St.. only $10
3-r flat, 709 S. 27th St f S
14th and Ohio, cottage for colored....) 7
N. P. DOPE A CO.. 18th and Harney SL
NOW IS THE TIME TO LIST YOUR
VACANT houses with Payne St Slater
Co.. as we are having moro calls for (Too J
nouses than we can supply.
FOB RENT 2-story frame dwelling on
Cass St, between 26tli and 27th Sts., all
modern Improvements. Ths Cretghton
University. Tel. Doug. 2220.
FTmicna In all parts of the city.
ClUUbLS Cr6ghi Bons & Co.. Bee Bldg.
FOR RENT Seven-room house, modern
except heat 2414 Caldwell St. Enquire at
1218 Webster St. Tel. Harney 4532.
NICE east front 6-r. cottage, modern
except heat. 1742 S. 28th St. Doug. 91ft.
10-ROOM house, modern. 251 Daven
port. Inquire T. J. Beard & Bro., 1310
Douglox.
B-room new modern cottage, 2719 Bug
gies 26.00
THOB. W. ILAZEN, 207 M'CAOUE. D. 1300.
6 rooms, 3032 Davenport St., all mod.,
new, S32.C0.
6 rooms, 301 N. Jlet St., all mod., new,
132.60.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO..
1018 Omaha Nafl Bank Bldg.
6-ROOM cotage, modern except heat,
$20, 8932 N. 23d; newly papered and var
nished Phone D. 786S.
SAVE money In shipping household
(roods, auto, etc. Missouri River Freight
Forwarding Co. Tel Doug. 394. 218 8. 17th.
CLOSE IN BARGAIN.
2501 MASON ST.
First-class 9-room house, with hot
water heat; oak finish on first tloor.
.This is a very good house for a large
family and tho rent Is reasonable.
WM. F. SWANBACK,
14 S. ISth St Phone Douglas 1422.
LARGE RENTAL LIST.
Phone or call for list; rental from 28 to
$25 per month.
D. R. BUCK & SON,
912 Omaha Natl. Bk. Doug. 6226.
Three s-r. houses, 2538-42-44 Davenport
6-r. house and barn, 3226 N. 26th St., 115.
3-r. house, 1814 Nicholas St.. 12
JOHN W. ROBB1NS, 1802 FARNAM ST.
THOROUGHLY modern seven-room
house. 2415 Caldwell St.
HANSCOM PARK RESIDENCE. 10
rooms, modern, good repair, fine shade
and lawn, southeast corner Popploton
Ave. and 31st St. $35.
SOUTH OMAHA rosidence. small barn;
premises fenced. No. 3318 Y St., $8.
SMALL GROCERY STORE and resi
dence. No. 362 S. 30th St.. $15.
Inquire of S. A. Scarle, No. 548 Omaha
National Bank Bldg.. Omaha. Phones
Douglas 680 or Harney iszs.
win nUT Crnnm mrwl nrn house. PI-
cept furnace, $20. 2432 S. 20th. Phone
Harney 1789.
iTlT .TP. Expreas and Storage, Piano
VsKJlMU and furniture movlnc. D. b70i
A. P. TUKEY & SON.
315 No. 21st eight rooms, new, strictly
modorn, $60.
2103 So. 17th. five rooms, new, strictly
modern, $20.
2756 Davenport, eight rooms, all modern,
702 N. 33d, seven rooms, all modem,
now, $37.50. .
601 80. 31st, six rooms, new, strictly
modern. $30.p tukby & SON(
441-442 Board of Trade Bldg. D. 2181.
$ 7.603 rooms, 1917 Clark St.
$16.00-6 rooms, 1902 S. 10th St.
$22.60- rooms. 1012 N. 16th St
$27.6-9 rooms, 2639 Davenport St.
JsitO-O "roomr, modern St. Louis flat
2817 Jackson St.
$40.009 room home, 2306 California St
H. A. WOLF.
432 Brandels Blur. Doug. 8668.
6 rooms, modern except heat 2815
Blnney. Teiepnone weosier mt.
.rill)n VAM ATAJTl STflllAflE CO.
packs, moves, stores and ships household
goods tnu pianos, uoumu ito
uivnnn! hHi.tr ralf1iknr.A nr 2224 F! m -
OA-ViVW"- ........ .......... ,
met St.. new; new decorations and elab
orate light fixtures; $30 per mo. Phone
Red 4721. Traver Bros., 706 Omaha Nat
Bank Bldg.
FOR RENT Cheap to right party, good
9-room house with acre of ground, good
arnhlp. s blocks from end of Leavenworth
car line. Westland Realty Co., 637 Omaha
National bank bldg. Tel. uoug. zj.
NEW 10-room brick, all modern, hot
water heat, 2632 Harney, $60. Inquire T. J.
O'Brien, Harney 1894, Douglas 1316.
UPSTAIRS hall for rent for lodge pur
posed and conventions; cneap. uau
Douglas 5466.
2617 CAPITOL Avo., 9-r., all mod., $30,
2616 Blnney St.; 4-r., part mod., $12.50.
RASP BROS., 106 McCague Bldg.
ELEGANT new house, 2720 Ames Ave.,
U5. Tel. Web. 3444.
7 room flat, 3d floor 2303 Cuming St.
8-room houso at 1569 N. 17th St.
S-room house at 1563 N. 17th St.
7-room house ut 972 N. 2th St.
a C. REDICK, Attorney,
1517 Farnam St.
$10.00, 6-room house at 3216 N. 26th Ave.
$10.00, 6-room house at 3503 Patrick Ave.
I1S.00. 6 roms and bath. 2S04 Emmet St.
$20.00 8-room house and barn at 2864
Ohio Bt J .
$30.00. 7-room, modern house, hot water
heat. 8901 N. 18th St.
$30.00, S-room, modern house, 2201
Spencer, Darn
W. II. GATES.
Room 644 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. D 1294.
1t1, tAtu Of atrlf.tlv mnllArn K
large rooms, good order, $30. T. J. Hook,
11UL iOlII Ol
HEAVY draft horses for sale. As our
season Is nearly over, will sell a few of
our tine teams. See them at 16tn and
Alarcy. iiavens-w nue troai v-p., umam,
Tel. Douglas wo.
5(6 Jones, 6-r., all mod $26.00
20! N. 234, 7-r., all mod 40.00
1014 Ames, 0-r., mod. ox. heat 20.00
2603 Chicago. 6-r., mod. ex. heat.... 16.00
1127 N. 17th, 3-r., mod. ex. heat 10.00
1200 Military Ave., Benson, 5-r., house
mod. ex. heat, and 2 lots 15.00
BIRKETT & COMPANY.
423 Bte Bldg. Phone Doug. 4764.
HOUSES.
$102710 Shirley St., 5 rooms, water and
gas, fair condition.
$20-1746-47 S. 28th St.. 8 rooms; modern
except heat
$201819 Locust St, 6 rooms; modern ex
cept heat.
I2&-1002 N. 49th St., Dundee. 7 rooms; all
modern.
$254310 Franklin St., 6 rooms; modern.
$302312 Dewey Ave., 6-room brick flat;
$354331 Parker St. 8 rooms; modern; oak
finish: good liouae.
$15537.-39 S. 29th St. double brick; new;
modern; up to date; 6 rooms.
D. V. SHOLEB,
M3 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Douglas 49.
Stores sail Flat.
3-story and basement brick bldg., with
trackage, 1110 Douglas St.. $140.
2-story and basement brick bldg., 1213
Howard St, $75.
Store and basement, 1907 Cuming, $30.
JOHN W. BOBBINS. 1602 FARNAM ST
FOR RENT For wholesale, URht rnanu.
facturlng or retail purposes Farnam
Bt after December SI the three-story
and basement building, 22x100 at No. 1011
Farnam 8t Upper floors have light on
three sides. Inquire at room 314. First
National Bank Bldg. Tel. Douglas UO.
BRICK STOREROOM, fell cement base
ment. 1513 Burt. $26.
THOS. W. HA ZEN,
207 Mc Cague Bldg. D 1300
Store and Offices.
DESIRABLE office, second floor For
dressmaker, milliner or gents tallir
Wright & Laibury. 506 Bo, lbth St, Doug.
U2.
MCAIi KSTATK
CITY I'lllll'IT "V m MK.
Homes
For Sale
On
Easy Terms
At
Low Prices
Tornado
Insurance
Chas'.W. Martin & Co.
Tel. D. 3S32.
Omaha Nat Bonk.
Tv-nrlo V-knt T5v-vt-v
erty for a Farm
Right now I ran trade vou ii 20. 40. tfl or
SO-acre farm for your property, whether
vacant or improved. This lanu on main
line Illinois Central rullroad, 12 hours
from St. Louis, 17 hours from Chicago, is
hours from Cincinnati, 14 hours from
Louisville. 17 hours fiom Kansas City
and 3 hours from Memphis. Big colony
lowa-NobrasKa-lllinols runner living
there. Fine public school, artesian wells,
rural free delivery, farmers' association,
good roads nil these things thero now.
Fifteen Omaha families Investigated and
made deals already. Here Is an oppor
tunity oc a me time, come in and investi
gatesee pictures, maps and literature
about this country. Do not delay see
me today.
' THE VOGEL REALTY
AGENCY,
1007 W. O. W. Bldg.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
1001 So. .18th Ave. (krvn at IMG). A rooms
all modern, $3,350; $300 cash, balance prac
tically trie same as rent Tornauo insur
ance tnrown in wnue you pay.
, BEMIS-CAULBEEG CO.
310-312 Brandels Theater.
Fire and Tornado
Insurance
f 2 finH u f rr n ir nnmnanlnd Stein G Mnr.
rill Co.. 1213-1214 City Nat Bk. Bldg.
LEAVING CITY
BARGAIN
8-room modern house, hardwood floors,
largo porches and sun room, fine ever
green shade trees; fine location, north
part of Omaha. Call Web. 2764.
TVvf-norlrv Tnciirotipa
$5 per $1,000 for 3 years, $7.60 per $1,000
for 6 years. We solicit your business.
J. H. Dumont & Son
326 Board or Trado Building.
Close In Bargain
A 9-rnom all modern home: not water
heat; near Creighton university; walking
distance. 2306 California St Price, $4,6050.
Easy terms.
ii. A. WOLF,
432 Brandels Bldg. Doug. 8003.
W. L. SELBY,
TORNADO INSURANCE.
Old Line Companies.
Rates, 16c per $100. Five-year policies.
W. L, SELBY,
Pbone D. 1510. 436 Board of Trade Bldg.
FOR SALE 3508 Hamilton St., 8-room
home, ready to move Into; bath, gas,
barn. F. O. Parsons, 1017 No. 17th or 1314
No. 36th Sts.
SPLENDID COTTAGE, $2,650
Six rooms and bath, modern except
heat; large, convenient rooms, nicely ar
ranged; large attic, cellar, cistern and
laundry room; on a beautiful lot, with
fine lawn and largo shade trees; garage;
one block from street car; near Kountze
Place. Part cash will handle it, balance
llko rent
M. L. BECKWITH, Webster 6593.
TRANSFERRED TO
CHICAGO.
A Burlington headquarters man Is
obliged to sell his residence here nnd the
chances are it Is about what you want.
The house is practically new, contains
7 rooms, Is fully modern, furnished In
birch, maple and pine, and almost In
walking distance. Look It over with us.
The location is near 35th and Davenport,
and the price Is $4,200.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Doug. 1781. Ware Block.
NEW modern cottage of 5 rooms; oak
floors; nicely papered, Bhades; full lot,
50x125; cement basement; good furnace;
ready April 1. 2719 Buggies. $2,450; part
on terms
THOS. W. HAZEN, 207 M'CAGUE. D. 1300. i
Storm-Wrecked
Home
I will trade you a good 7-room house
for YOUR STORM-WRECKED HOME.
This property is only 4 years old, mod
ern except neat, has two south front
lots, near car and school in Clifton Hill.
Price, $2,750. I am ready to talk business
now. Coma In.
F. H. Drake,
Sole Agent,
Douglas 3705. 716 Brandels Thei r.
WILL SELL CHEAP
to settle up estate. Two flats at 821-823.
826 So. 20th, close In; yearly rental. l,O0.
Price, $9,600. A good Investment. 1 mod
ern 6-r house, 1031 So. 31st St.
BERKA & MLT91L,
226 Bee Bldg. Tel. Doug. 5967.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
You can move right in, 3S22 Seward St.,
C-room, all modern house, lot 43x132, $3,7&0,
$500 cash, balance very easy.
BEMLS-CARLBERG CO.
210-312 Brandels Theater.
HOME BARGAIN
-room modern house, 36th and Douglas
streets, $6,000.
W. 11. HOMAN,
331 and 32 Board of Trade Bldg.
$2.50 per $K000 for 1 year.
$5.00 per $1,000 for S years.
$7.50 per $1,000 for 5 years.
We also write fir Insurance.
106 McCague Bldg, Doug. 1(53.
UKAI, HSTATI
m v i'ihum u
x I I..
LOOK over this propel ty. 27S4 Spauld
Ing, S rooms, every modern Improvement;
hot water heat; large garage; full lot;
paving paid.
THOS. W. 11A7.EN. 207 M'CAUUR
Douglas 1300.
For Safe One acre. 44th and ?.. So
Omaha, inquire W. E.Osborn. So. tW
MODERN house, West Tamam Dis
trict, corner lot. living room, dining
room and kitchen first floor, four bed
rooms and bath second floor, three large
finished rooms third floor; excellent
furnace. Price, $7,500. Address D 167.
Bee. Phono Douglas 340 or Hnrney 1M9..
S-ROOM modernnous,e; good furnace;
A-No. 1 repair; easy terms; 2109 Giant
St.; $2,500.00.
THOS. W. HA'KN. 207 M'CAUUE.
Douglas1300.
NEW 10-room, nil " modern, "sTucco
house: lot 72x110, near 30th and R'arnam;
would take as part payment good vacant
THOS. W. 1IAZEN, 207.M CA(U)E. D. 1300.
TO SETTLE IP ESTATE
9-rooni brk'k, nil modern, two large
lots, corner .William and Eleventh. Im
mediate poesslon. Muk us un offer.
BEIIKA & Ml'SlL.
$3rt Bee Hldg. Douglas 5n.
Pn o A I L' liniiDu iArti1nfli n Y
cent heat! In' good condition.' Located 2429
Charles St. Tel. Harney 2131
EASY TERMS HOMES.
MB S. 31it St., 7-r.. new. all mod., $4.W.
114 S U9th St.. W., all mod , J3.7TO.
B2i W N. 23th Ave., now. 6-r.. all mod.,
$2,5(1).
2222 Grand Ae.. 6-r.. moii.. i,u.
Thpsn nnd many otherF enn ln bought
on eHay terms, some of them possession
at once.
We write tornado ana nro insurance.
RASP BROS.,
106 McCugue Bldg Doug. H3.
MODERN 7-room house; combination
fixtures; good location. Possession at
once. Phone Webster 1330. Mrs. George
W. Craig. 5215 N. 24Ui St.
" Soo'W. 1L Gates
for Tornado Insurance.
644 Oinaliu National Bank Building.
Phone Douglas 1294.
Fire Tornado
Insurance
MYRTLE DEUEL,
2702 BROWN ST.,
TEL. WEB. 1052.
Fire and Tornado
Insurance
Good strong companies.
ORIN S. MERRILL CO.,
1213-1214 City Nat. Bk. llldR.
Tornado Insurance
15c per $100 for 5 Years
aood strong companies.
P. J. Tebbens
Phone D. 2182. 750 Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg.
HHAIj KSTATK
At'IlKAOU FOIl SALE.
Acreage Acreage
Some especially good bargains In l. S,
10, 20 and 40-ticro Improved tracts, espe
cially In 20 and 40-acre tracts. Possea
slon given.
ORIN S. MERRILL CO.,
1213-1214 City Nat l. Bank Bldg.
For bargains In Florence property, fruit
farms and acreage, see C. L Nethaway,
Florence, Neb. Phono Florence 276.
6 TO 8 ACRES, rich, black garden soil,
near Carter park und lake, with 2-room
house, well, etc.; fine for pigs, chickens,
etc. Also 2W acres near North 16th at..
In bottom; "owing water.
CHAS E. WILLIAMSON CO.
KKAL ESTAT1S .V ANTED
LIST your houne with Osborne Realty
Co.. 0S Paxton Blk. D. 1474. Quick rosults.
REAXi ESTATE LOANS
$100 to $KMW0 made promptly, F. D.
Wend, wcau uiag., mm mm rmimin.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
t n , Me An far-mm and ImurnVorl rltv
property, 6, 5H and 6 per cent; no delay.
tj.r,Kii.v n Inan in t,tiil n fsu nr r ajiI.
dence properties, $l,0OU to $500,000.
V. II. TlluaiivP. is amm uauiv mu
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1016 Omaha National Douglas 2715.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W, l amam Smith & Co.. Farnam 'St
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Urn, Nat
GATJVTM IVRflS Loans $500 and up.
Ait V UN .OlXUP. omaha Nat'l Bank.
LARGE loans 'our specialty. Stull Bros.'
of CITY LOANS, Bemls-Carlberg Co.,
0 310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
KEAIj ESTATE
FAHSI & IIA.N'CII LANUS KOtt SALE.
tslllornu.
CALIFORNIA land excursions 1st and
$d Tues. W. T. Smith Co.. 815 City Nat Bk.
C'UllUtlH.
A FEW fine tracts of 160 to 640 acres
In routhcastcrn Saskatchewan, good soli,
well watered, adanted to grain and mixed
farming. For prlci- 'ind terms see or write,
D. T. Dcsclm, 231i Ciirasue St.. Omahu.
KANSAS FARMS and ranches for sale;
60 to 25,000 acres; write tor free list V. B.
N1QUETTE. Sallna. Kan.
Mlmiemitu.
I OWN tho finest colonization tract
in Minnesota. Contains about 10.OJ0 acres
of flue brush laud In n solid body. Will
sell on very reusonablo terms und small
payment down. Will divide Into two
6,000 aero tracts If desired. If Interested
In a wholesale proposition, wrlto for In
formation. W. F. Cole, 818 Commerce
Bldg.. St Paul, Minn.
Mlaiiourt,
MISSOURI farm of 320 acres, well Im
proved, to trade for Omaha real estate.
See owner, C. Foaria. Hotel Harney.
Moiilllllli.
SIXTY THOUSAND acres Carey land
open to entry at Valler, Mont; fifteen
annual payments; section famous for
grain, graces, vegetables, well adapted
diversified farming. For particulars write
Valler Farm Sales Co., Box 2. Valier,
Mont.
NOW-NOW-NOW.
Is the time for you to securo land In
Montana, Uneauuled wealth In the soil.
Business opportunities of all kinds. For
Information write the
CONRAD COMMERCIAL CLUB,
Conrad, Mont.
Aelirnsku.
AN IDEAL STOCK AND
GRAIN FARM FOR SALE CHEAP.
840 acres, located In east central Ne
braska, Nance county, 11 miles fiom Ful
lerton, 16 miles from Central Ctt ; 3u0
acres under cultivation, balance splendid
hay and pasture land; ) acres in fall
grain, all fenced and cross-fenced; excel
lent corn, wheat and alfalfa land; good
set of Improvements; abundance of run
ntng water, owner must sell quick at
$50 per acre; one-halt cash, balance good
terms. This farm Is really worth from
((5 to $70 per acre. Address S. J. Hender
son. Omaha, Neb.. Urn. 1L Arlington Blk.
VIRGINIA farm, 370 acres, near Char
lottesville. One mile from depot; con
venient schools; house ten rooms, 30x70;
largo barn and outbuildings; 50 apple
trees, bearing. At sacrifice, $4,0u0. Vhelei'
&. Co.. Charlottesville. Va
Miscellaneous.
I OWN and offer for sale a fine tract
of land In tire Golden valley, on the Dakota-Montana
line. Splendid will. Will
make a good colonization proposition
Contains about 12.ouQ acres. Will sell
In two tracts of about fi.'OO acus
each If desired If Interested in h
wholesale proposition wiltf for parti' u
iais D. J Mr.Mahon, 818 Commercv
Bldg., 8t Paul, Minn.
UKAI, ESTATE
ABSTRACTS K I ITl'.K.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest nbstrset t
Oe In Xetira&iia. 2P6 Brandtl Thti-
OKEEHED mil SALE
Furniture.
A WHITE sewing machine !n perfect
condition, all attachments and guaran
teed; a big bargain for Monday, $.i.
NEBRASKA CYCLE COMPANY,
Mlckcl's. 15th and Harney.
WILL sell household goods In my home
and give Immediate possession. Leaving
city. Six-room modern houso. Ront for
$27 .VI. F. R Hume. 3SH Burt St.
Mualciil Instriiiuriits,
OWN a good piano; we will help you;
geunlne bargains; no fakes O. 11. Harr
Piano Co., 3d floor Boston Stors. D. SOU.
Electric pianos and ?S-noW- plavors, $W0;
fome $190. 119 N loth. Catalogue. D. 2041
T novrl tern.
SAFES 2-liand. Ainirlrnti Supply Co
TYPEWRITERS for rent; 3 months, $5.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
RENT r.n U C Smith & Bro. type
writer, visible bnck space key model;
new ribbon; A-l machines In every re
spect L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter
Co., 131C Farimm St
Miser llnnrou.
For Sale-A few unclaimed ALL WOOL
Dundee suits, $10; alterations free.
DL'NDEE WOOLEN MILLS.
Northwest Corner 15th and Harney Sts
BOOKKEEPERS.
Web. 978.
roll front cabinet.
Kindling, $4. H. Gross, lumber & wrecking.
HALL'S safes, now nnd 2d-hknd Cor
& McKenzle Pfg Co., 1417 Harney D. tit.
FOR SALE New and second-hand
carom and pocket billiard tables and
bowling alleys nnd accessories; bar fix
tures of all kinds; easy payments. Th
Brunswlck-Balke Collcnder Co.. 407-409
South 10th St.
SAFES Overstocked 2d-hnnd safes, all
makes. J, J. Dcrlght Co.. 1S18 Farnam 8t
EMPTY Ink barrels for sale. Apply Bes
Publishing company, 17th and Farnam
stiects.
POOL taMcs, store, restaurant fixtures
bought, sold Levy, 2510 N., South Omaha.
STORE FIXTURES, coolers, refrigera
tors, grocers' display counters, lco ma
chines. The United Line, 1117 Farnam.
A PHYSICIAN'S X-ray machlno with
nil auxiliaries nt a bargain, or will trude
for automobile. James E. Corr, 203 8.
19t.i. Douglas 1311.
PEUSONAli
INVALIDS NEED PENSIONS.
1,372 subscriptions to the L. II. Journal
$1.50; S. E. Post, Jl.so. and Country Om
tleman, $1.50. will earn $3,000 for the In
valids' Pension Ass'n, whtcn will Insure
myself and ffltcen otb.'r 'Uferers $W n
month each.
Must havo 72 In March. Your renewal
woitn 60 cent. WON'T WITHHOLD IT.
Phone Douglus 7163, Omaha. Neb.
GORDON. THE MAOA".I.NE MAN.
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits ciM
off clothing; In fact, anything you do not
need. We collect, repair and sell at 131
N. 11th St.. for cost of collection, to tno
worthy poor. 'Phone Douglas 4125 and
wagon will call.
tiiv iti nun HMMlIlV
Bexten pharmacy. I2th nnd Dodge.
MAQQAflli1 Swedish movement. 418
MiUaAUlli n00 Hldg. Douglas 6272.
YOUNG women coming to omaha as
strangers nro Invited to visit tho YounB
Women's Christian association building
at 17th and St. Mary's Ave., where they
will be directed to suitable booralng
places or otherwisb assisted. Look tor
our travelers' aid ut the Union station.
E. BELLE, scientific massage; baths;
orugless treatments. 7U31 o. mm. api.
MAGNETIC overtmoers
K. Brott.
over 710 S. 16th. D. 7895.
MASSAGE, salt glow. Mine. Allen of
Chicago. 109 S. 17th Bt. Douglas 7665.
Mrs, Hedlund, mass & Swedish movement.
Hours, 9-12, 1-6. 401 Ware blk. P. 7943.
BE BEAUTIFUL by using the Vacuum
Massago Machine, attaches to any water
faucet; removes wrinkles, blackheads,
pimples; cost reasonable. For sale nt
room 806 Neville block or phone "Red 3624
and lady demonstrator will call.
MASSAGE Mrs. Steele, It. 308, 2( B. IX
HOME nurssry for Infants. Web. 5470.
ELECTRIC MASoAUK Hoom 2a. Uo'.ij;.
las block. Natural treatment Kr nervoun
disorders, sclstlca and rheumntlsm.
ANNA MARKS Zi&i
Massage Mrs. Rlttenhouse. SOS Boston Btr.
Miss Fisher, mas., bath, ulec treat D. 863
$20 REWARD for information us to the
whereabouts or Robert Edward iilacK'
more, who left his home In Omaha Jan
8-13. He Is 15 years old, largo for his
age, weight no. ngnt nair ami complex
lllll lilHU UI1U ft, J' J V .1 JIVB1
and willing workur; left-handed In soltio
Inn VilitA nnrl rvi r nwnl linstf nlnAlll II
things, wotiry airs. wm. niacKmorc,
Friend, Neb.
POULTHY AND HUI'VLIES
ADDRESS M. M. Johnson Company.
Clay Ctnter, Nebraska, manufacturers of
Old Trusty Incubators and Brooders, for
Incubators and brooders; catalogue fres.
EGGS
For Hutching
From thoroughbred S. C. White Leg
horns; vigorous, hardy stock; great lay
ers; country range. $1 for 15; $5 per 100.
MRS. KATE MANN, Benson, Neb.
R. F D. No. 2. Tel Belibun 747-W.
FOR SALE Kollerstrass Crystal White
Orsptngton eggs. Also cockruls and cocks
Telephone B 4060 or address 2318 S. 9th
St., Council Bluffs.
BARRED Plymouth Rock cue from
our champion exmmtion ana heavy egg
Invlnir Ktraln. $1.50 for 15. or $6.00 for ll
Send for mating list describing special
mating. A number of fine cockerels left.
Ahlqulst Bros.. Box C, Amen Avo. Sta
tion, Omaha. Neb. Phone Florence iu.
"BUFF ORPINGTON eggs for'hatchlngT
Web. 4285. 2710 Grand Ave,
ROSE-COMB' Rhode Island ReTf egRs
for hatching from tho finest laying show
birds, trap ..ested, J3 ror rilteen. .Tele
phone Benton 328. W. F. H. King, Ben
son, iseo. ieuorB nnswereu.
HB7"aWhltoLeghorri gs. "Florence 2l
SALIC O K 1 0 X C ' 1 1. N i K 1 1 . K
FOR SALE OR EXCII A NG IC-'300 "acres
.. I ...M. In.wl ..., i -i i frint til.
IIIIU. BII1UUI.II Mfl,,U Ittnu. . wv.
able; 4 miles from Ware. Dallam Co.,
Texas. 512 Central Ave., Ft. Dodge. Iowa.
Improved Farm
Half section and 80 acres; south central
Nebraska; fair Improvements. Price
116.000. Want to trade this for town
property. No agents. Address me to
t'ostoffice Box No K33. Omaha. N"b.
" " CVCIX3NES
CAN WRECK CITV PROPERTY,
But they cant wreck land. We have Und
for city property.
PALMER UND CO.
1101 W. O. W. Bldg.. Omaha.
WANTED TOJll'Y
" Dolgoff2d hand stoTeTpayThlghest prices
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1607.
BEBER pays high prices ror 2d-hand
furniture, carpets, clothe, shoes D7soi
D. 8Q65.'"Uulck buyers ut furniture.
""WOULD' likeT to buy a five or six
room house to be moved on a lot. Ono
In the neighborhood of 24th and Clark
preferred. Telephone Ited430l
BEST "prices for furniture. Call D 'bO;.
UVKSTOtMt".VlAlutF:f OK WKST
Shlp llvu stock tu South Omaha. Save
mileage and hrtukage. Your consign
ment racelva prompt and careful atlru
tlon.
Llvr StocU Coauiiiloatnn Jlrrvtianta,
BYER3 BROS, t CO. Strong, rellahl
CLIFTON Coin Co.. 222 Exchange fiujT
ILaRTiK IIKOS A- Co . Kzrnang o.ni.
WANTKI) TO HUNT
lluuri! mill It i.u in-..
WANTED Family of foui drlrri suite
of rooms, with hoard If poavlblc in re
fill J ptlvatt- fatuity O. G Wilson, D
2433.
Oounoil Bluffs
Minor Mention
Council lnffs Offlee sf
Ths Bsa U at 14 XOBTK
Main Bt TsUphons 43.
Davis, drugs.
Vlctrola, $15. A Hospe Co
Corrlgans, undertakers. Phone 143.
Woodrlhg Undertaking Co. Tel. 839.
Blank book work, Morehouse & Co.
FAUST BEER AT ROGEHS' BUFFET,
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Thone T.
vi. m... . t..
. ..... .Hi, jwit.N.vuu insurnnvro, r.
J Schnorr. Phone 622.
The hi trh t . . , .1. . V. -
city Is done at Leffrrts".
See lWu-inL- ... M . ..I .Int.
Ing. 209 and 2U South Main street.
fcienllfle watch repnlr work, the kind
that Is appreciated, at Leffcrts. .
TO SAVM nn tv TrfT-i,i' ut.u n n
Mutual Bl,g. & Loan Ass n, 122 Pearl.
window SHADES TO ORDER Con
tinental Furniture and Carpet company.
BUDWEISER on draught-The Grand.
BudweUcr :n bottles at all first-class
Tornado lnsur;mue, we wrltr It, Jf cents
a hundred. Bell A Mnlqueen. Baldwin
block.
TORNADO INSURANCE- $.V throe
years, $2.50; Jl.wo three years. JS.M. Ohio
Knox Company. 41 Pearl street Phone 162.
Spring term In th Hamm'Jl college
opens next Monday. This Is tho high
standard school of this locality. Day
school tuition. $7.00 por month. Satlstac
tlon guaranteed.
There will bo a regular meeting t iiilRht
nf Pntlnii'atlantla trlt.. Kn n 1 I ... .u f nr.
Order of Red Men. A large attendance!
m uo&iil-u, un iiiaiicrs 01 iniiniiiuure win
be tHkcn up for consideration
OwUik to the calamity the Women's
Relief Corps Kensington, which was to
have been held nt tho hnilio of Mrs
lloon, tins been postponed and Instead a
short business session will be held at the
Ornnd Army of tho Republic hnll Friday
nt 3 p. in.
Conrad hive No. 3, Ladles of the Miicca.
bees of the World, will meet Thursday
evening In regular icview nt the Danish
hnll. All officers and guards are re
quested to be there at 7:30 for drilling
meeting called nt 8 o'clock. Thero will
bo Initiation.
The funornl of Mis. Surah Unger, whJ
died at Mercy hospital yesterday from
Injuries received In tho tornndo, will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock nt
tho Corrlgan chapel, where the body was
removed. Mrs. Linger was 50 vears old.
Her husband, desperately Injured nnd In
the hospital, and four sons survive her.
All of the suns reside In other states.
At tho annual meeting of the Retail
Merchants' association called for tho
election of officers, Joe W. Smith wni
selected as president for the year; George
Gerncr, vlcrprrsldent. and O. B. Towno,
secretary. Tho board of directors com
prise A. W. Hubcr, Tom Farnsworth, V.
A. Williamson, G. A. Louie, O. il. Brown,
.1. B. Long. .1. O. Bradley. George f.
Wlckliam, C. II. Hafer and W. J llelger.
Superintendent Rothnrt of -ho Iowa
School for the Deaf has printed postul
cards to the parents and relatives of all
of the children nt the school Informing
them of the entire escape from any
character of damage during tho Sunday
night tornado. Tho buildings, though
near, were wholly outside tho track
of tho storm and not a cent's .vorth of
damage was done. Tho wildly exag
gerated stories of disaster, somo of which
declared that Council Bluffs had been
obliterated, with 1,500 killed, caused thcH
most intense nppreitension tnrougnout
tho stato wherever relatives of tho chil
dren resided.
Tho Stolz basn hall team had a meet
ing last night ut the storo of the Stoia
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD. FORAGE,
Etc. Chief Quartermaster's Office,
Federal Building. Chicago, III., March
25, 1913. Sealed proposals will be received
here until 11 a. in., April 25, 1913, for fur
nishing supplies mentioned at posts In
central departments during flscnl year
commencing July 1, 1913. Information
furnished upon application. COLONEL
A. L. SMITH. C. Q. M. M26-27-28-29A23-23
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Council Bluffs
Mercantile rompati) on Wl Hio.ida
and Eighth strnft l-mir new inemtirM
weie added to the team. George Wal
lace, a member of last year's team and
one of the pltrhers, was elected captain
Austin Stolx presented the team with new
suits at the meeting The Colors are
purple and gold. The team will start
practice next Sunday If tho weather Is
fine. The fnllnwlns players attend! d:
Austin. (1 Wallace Prachn, tchabcn,
Moore, Adams. League, Hudspeth, A.
Wallace, Steffens and Chi Isteiisoti. Both'
League and Steffens played with tha
Ramblers last year, Chilstensou with
the Imperial and Adams with the Cres
cent Un ) tenm
The Council Bluffs High school basket
ball team Went to ludlanola. In . last
night to plii) In the southwest Iowa
basket ball tournament, which -vlll last
three days. All the games will be played
In the g)mnaslum of Simpson college.
Tho Blutfs High five will return home
on Kunilnv. Thn Council Bluffs High
school five has made ngood showing this
season coslderlng they hud a light team.!
Cnptnln Phoney developed u fast hunch ,
from the mateilal he had on hand, tho pathy with tho keener sorrow oi
team winning more games than H lost . T.i,nin tho bereavement was personal
The following playiTS of tho high school ' "nl" ,,.,,' .
team went to ln.llnnola: Pheiiay. Mc- Wherever the burial service was ie.il
Intosh. Crowl, Giles. Bnkor und Putnam, the attendance wns loo large to be ac
Mr. stiittsmnn of th.. high school faculty com,n0(,ntri, ilm, mB11). ato0(1 n the club
accompanied the touni. -
Persistent reports ci'mr to town nil! J " "'
yesterday iifternoon that two moro bodies j At the First Congregational cliurch
of storm victims had been found. It ,Wts; whers'the funeral services ot Mr. and
stated that Mr. und Mr. J II. L. Mlns- . ... brSnc held tha
,,.i.iio. ii,r.,n mil.. ., nf Trevnor. Mrs. J. it iwico wore ocmg neiu ma
were killed The report ciunn with much
circumspect detail and to'd tboUt thei
circumspect ucinii aim iomi toom ne
aged and well-known Uermin farmer utnli
wire being blown from the buggy nnd
their bodlci found In a field n, niifo fiom
the road Tuesday morning, uom iroen
stiff. Telephone wires wero nil down,
but The Uee finally established com
munication bv way of Missouri Valley
with tho village ot Trevnor mid learned
thnt the aged couple worn lit good health
and had not suffered from the storm.
How Uio report originated I not known.
Storms Figure iu
Life of Mr. Lavidge
Tho death of Mrs. A. W. Iavldge anl
2-year-old son In the Oninhii tornado
comes almost as a personal bcrcav!smo"t
to Chief of Pollco Krooni of Counc'l
Bluffs, who considered himself the god
father of tho boy. Mr. Lnvldgn wns a
chief clerk in one of the department
of the Burlington railroad, and through
tho agency of what appears to ho almoist
relentless fnto wns compollcd to plncr
his loved ones In tho path of thn deadly
fury of the storm. Ho had been trans
ferred to Chicago with tho other gen
eral office employes and had gone nheij
of his family to preparo tho new homo
for them thero. A week or moro before
tho storm ho returned for them, but
owing to some troublo with his eyes con
cluded to remain nnd take a short course
of treatment. Otherwlso his Inmlly
would have been safely housed In Chi
cago. They wero staying nt tho Holm resi
dence, Thlrty-olghth and Chicago strccf.
When tho house won destroyed Mr.
Lavldgo cfcapod with slight Injuries, out
Mrs. Lavldgo wns killed with tho baby
clasped In her arms. Mr. Lavl.1i? wan
dered about almost blind nnd wholly dis
tracted while seeking them 'liter tho
storm. Chief Froom found him In that
condition tho next day.
Abnormal storms hnvo flgursd
strangely in tho life of Mr. Lavldgo. Ho
was born In Omaha on tho night if tho
bllszard of January 12, 188.1. ami In t.iu
twenty-fifth yenr of his llfo saw his wir0
and son perish In another dreadful war
ring ot tho elements.
Tho path to your economical piano
purchaso leads directly to tho A. Hospe
company store, 407 Broadway, Council
Bluffs, In.
Work of Relief
Being Kept Up
The work of practical relief for all In
the vicinity of Council Bluffs who wiiu
inft ilnxtltuto by thu storm ravages is
progressing without Interruption. Con
tributlons of money, clothing nnd hoiitu
iiolrt irnods nro coming from nil alies
and, although thero will bo largo ru
iiulremcnts, no doubt Is entertained that
sufficient will ho secured. There uro ne.
tweon twcnty-flvo and thirty famlllei
who have been left Bhcltoiiess and with
out a thing but sites upon which their
prosperous and happy homes wero lo
cated. Thero Is Imperative necessity lor
relieving their immedlato wants,
The big vacant storeroom in the Mer
rlam block, which has been generously
given for the use of storing scattered
household goods of tho vlctlmi ind for
collecting relief supplies, Is ths nemo of
great activity. Mrs. Donald Macrae aid
Mrs. Johnson, matron of thn trecho, ar
among tho oimstlnc agencies and they
asslist the ma.cullno members of tho re
lief committees keopLng things miv-
ing.
Thero Is still great need of clothing,
furniture, cooking utensils, bedding- and
such necessary stuff, und thoto dlntig
to aid in the rcllof by donation of such
articles shuuld bend word there. Among
the cash donations received yesterday
was $100 from tho City Nutloual bank
and $40 from ths members of tho itiJ
Eutato exchange.
Ileal ICatale i'riuiofera.
The following real estate transfers wsfa
reported to Thn Bee Wednesday Ly the
Pottawattamie Co"nty Abstract com
pany: John Brlr ginger and wlfo to John
t cinvlon and Jamus Austin Clay
ton, 1-21 interest in bwU iiw'.i and
nw'A sw'a, 6. und part of scU nw',-i,
6-70-39, w. d..... t
William G. t.iayton and wlfo lo
same, same, w. d
Orville Davis et al to same, 3-21 tn
iirl In same. w. )
4'JO
409
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James M. Dorton and wife to John
W. Boruff. s! swVi, 25-7i-40,
ll.W
John F'.' Doty ' and' wife' 'io'c.'" V.
Smith, part of nwU swVi, 18-10-
43, q. o. d
(. F. Smith and wife to John F
Doty, same, q. o. d
James R. Rice and wife to Hunry
Evans, part of neVi swi4, D-71-4J,
Peter' S. "riii'f" and ' wife to George
Sutton, wB feet of lot 3, block 20,
HughuH & Duiilphiin'a addition,
Council Bluffs, w. il....... ...........
J W. Vauglian and vilfo to Flor
ence Real ICiitate coinpuiiy, lot
IK. block 2. and lot 5. block . all
In Benson's Second uddltlon,
Counoll Bluffs, w. d... ...............
Ham M. Eager and wlfo to John
J 3eliks. lot 5 and nMs of lot fi.
tlock "A." Allen Ar Conk's nddl
tloil. Council Bluffs, w. d
10
Ten traimfe's. total
.Miirrliice Lli'fiiam.
Marriage licenses ware ltnuol yester
day to thn following named persons:
Name ulid Address. Age.
Fred Korgan, Council Bluffs 21
Minnie Rupinkamp. Council Bluffs IS
C B Ewlng. Plttttonsblllg. Mo 42
Dura M. Halt. liatciwburg 30
Thonms Suber. (llenwood, la
Myrtle Deuidurff. DuiiIhp. la
Sum Mantle. Lexington. Neb....
Myrtle flewart, Lexington
liari-.f o M DowU. Omaha. .
Mathilda Nixon li.ii.ilm
.40
! ' Horm-oi. o'm' i -'iifl -Margant
IV ' ii- ' I"i-lf8
Council Bluffs
J
FIYE OF THE DEAD BURIED
Services Held at Churches and
Undertaking Rooms.
MANY AT RICE FUNERALS
Ilr. Rlcr Assists Pnstor of First t'ou
itrrimtlonnl Chnroh nnd Molli
(Ifflclntr nt Ohctiil' nt
Mrs. Snrnli Pool.
Burial of tho victims of the toriuvm
was a part of yesterday's duties of the
living. Although only flvn were lull
nwny, )ct the people of the city seemed
to pnuse and forget again their (
,,, ( mm.
to mlnnlc their tears of sm
attendance wns so larRe that all the
SI,,lCl, w,,s occupied before Hie hour had
SI,ucc w.is
.. ,
urrled nil.
The veil
d tho caskets wore brought In
eraltle Father Rice, W yearn
old, nnd the founder of the church tnore
than sixty years ugo, assisted the pns
tor, Rov. J. T. Jones, In conducting the
services. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rica had been
members of ths church for more than
thirty years, helpful nnd earnest In 'ts
work; strong nnd faithful In their friend
ships, which ulded In malting their tragic
deaths como as personal bereavement
to all of the older members of the con
gregation. Father Rice paid tribute to the char
acter of tho dead, painting in strong
colors tho virtues that had made their
lives useful. Dr. Jones apoko of ths
uncertainties of life and the certainty
ot denth nnd tho nacrow domain or
tlmo thnt separates all from eternity.
Thr Pnllhrnrrrs.
Tho pallbenrern conveying Mrs. Rice's
casket from tho church to Falrvlew
cemetery were II, W. Hazelton, J. II.
Keith, W. B. Cass, Chester Lawson.'II.
. McGco und Dr. M. B. Snyder. Pall
bearer for llr. Rico wore A. S. Hazel-
tun. W. II. Klllpack, W. .1. Lovcrctt, O.
J. McManus, Harvey Lewis and W. C.
Children.
An hour or two enrlldr Father Rico
nnd Dr. Jones officiated at tho burial of
Mrs. Sarah Poole, whoso destroyed
homo stood within 100 feet of tho Rico
homo. Tho services were, held at tho
homo of her daughter. Mrs. Annn Emer
Ino, 2929 Avenuo D. Thero was the same
spontaneous outnorlng of sympathy and
prodigality of floral offerings. Father
Rico gavo a brief sketch of the life of
Mrs. Poole, an acquaintanceship that had
lasted Tor moro than a generation. Dr.
Joncn nlso spoko feelingly of tho loss of
a helpful member of tho clturcn ami
of tho community. The body wns buned
in Walnul Hill cemetery. Tho pall
liearors were tho grnndBons of Ihu
woman, John nnd Fred Lentcr, Charles,
Oscar nnd Ray Emerlno, and Bernard
Morrlsctto.
At tho Woodrlng chapel the funenil
of Atro Jopson wns held at 2 o'clock.
All of the space In tho chapol, tho of
fice and waiting room of the undertak
ing establishment was occupied' and long
lines stood outside on the pavement.
Air. Jcpsoti resided on North Harrison
street, but he was ono of tho victims of
tho tornado In Oninlui. Ho was cngln-s
foremuu at tho Missouri Pacific round
house and wns crushed when tho storm
demolished tho building. Ho wna 20
years of ago and unmarried.
"Fellow workmon and fraternal order
comrades nttonded and acted as pall
benrers. 'The sen-Ice was conducted, by
Rov. Mr. Albrccht of tho German Evan
gelical church.
At tho same hour similar sorvlces wero
being conducted at tho chapel or the
Corrlgan Undertaking company, where
Iny the body of Benjamin Bcnnlntrhoff.
who wns killed at tho Rolf farm. The
service was conducted by Frank
Case of the First Baptist church. At
tho conclusion of thn iervlcs the body
was sent to Dowaglao, Mich., for burial
Sunday Schools in
a BigJ'ield Meet
A meeting of all tju. Sundny chool$ of
the city was held at the Young Mm
Christian association Tueaday il?ht and
It was decided to hold a track niuet this
spring on May S. Any member of a sun.
day school may take par: If he has al
ready been attending th church or Mun.
day achool he wlshos to repr.-'smt and
he must nttend Iwo sosslnns of Sunday
school In the r.ext flvo -veekn. , ropnv
will he given to hr scJioo! winning tho
most points In th meal. Flrjit place n
each evnt will count five points; ft;onL
place, three points, and third plaoa, or.
point. Ths ovents will be as follow
One hundrtd.yard dash, runnlrg hlgn
Jump, one-mile' run, shotput, UO-yat I
dash, running broad Jump, ba.vs tun
throw and half-mile relay raca.
Strictly fflolent outH-a.1 work at Lf.
feru1.
SWIMMING LESSONS
WILL BE RESUMED
Thn swimming schools conducted b.r
the Toung Men's Christistt association
that have proved mo popular and helpful
during ths laat two years are to be re
sumed this year under moro fu.vo.-abl
circumstances than on the two prevtou
occasions. The third annual swimming
school will begin on Monday momlnr.
when the weather sharps have promised
at least n. thawing temperature. Thr
physical director of the association v. 11,
bo the Instructor this year
Mors than 700 tickets havei been Ois
tiibuted among the public school boys,
Tha instructions are not to be confined
to tho boys, hut men, members or nct.
members of the association, will be gi.en
equal opportunity. The boya- will take
their lessons In the morning and the men
at night. Tickets may bo obtained by
calling at the offlca of tho association
In the building.
Following Is the schedule!
Men Over 21 Years Old April I anil 3
at S p. tn.
Puryear'a College and High School -March
29, 3 p. in.; April 3, 8 p, m.t April
5, 6 p. m.
Boyles' College March 29, 2r p. m.,
April 2, 8 p. m.; April 6. 4 p. m.
Harrison Street. Third Street. ElRhth
Street nnd Thirty-second Street Schools
20! April 1 and 3. 9 h. m.; April 6, S p. m
Washington Avenua and Second Ave-'
niio iscbooiB Auru i ana s, to a. m .
i I OIUUIIICI ftliu wviiuuio 44 ( f. ,4
- ' II. Apiil i and -4. 10 a, in.
i Plevct Stiiet Bin! Twentieth A
Sihouls Mat il 31. April 2 nnd 4, 9 a m.
t