THIS HKK: OMAHA, TlITIiSDAY, APRIL 17, 101:
$jCO cash imlani e monthly 161 Mere
tilth avenue, corn. r . both street paved
unit parked, 3 bedioms and bath; .list
floty finished in Flemish oak. I'rairlo
rark Co., 509 Warp Block, Douglas !
$350 Cash
Balanco monthly, buys 3034 Meredith Ave.
Six rooms, almost new; hall, parlor, din
ing room, puntry and back entry down
stairs; 3 rooms and bath upstairs; pas,
eleitrlc light, hot and cold water; ce
mented basement; furnace heat; lot 60x
12S: cement walks jcxcellont location and
neighborhood, close to school and car.
The price Is right at $3,150.
WALKUP REAL ESTATE CO..
512 Pnxton Blk. Douglas 27S4.
$1,000 LOT for $750; In Hanscom park
and Field club district, on Kith Ave.; 60
ft. east front; ready to build on without
expense. See us today.
GKAHAM-PETKR.S REALTY CO.,
Phone ncd 653, S29 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg,
.MAP OK OMAHA STREETS. Indexed,
free at our office: 2 stamps by mall.
Chas h. Williamson Co.. Ileal Estate,
Insurance, care of property. Omaha. Also
Omaha Bed Book, vest pocket size.
Beautiful Six Room
Bungalow
Two blocks north- of Hanscom park on
R paved street, paving paid, In a neigh
borhood of new. choice homes, we have
recently finished up a vcrv attractive
bungalow having six flno roonw all on
one floor and large attic with sleeping
Porch above. The living room3 are fin
ished In oak and have beam cell'ngs,
dining room also has paneled wallS and
Plate rail. Back bedroom, which is In
the southwest corner of tho bungalow,
has six windows, making It a very at
tractive room in the summer. Altogether,
this bungalow Is one that will please tho
most discriminating buyer, as It Is built
of first class matcrinls and by skilled
mechanics, and has a very attractive ap
pearance as well as convenient arrange
ment. Ca'l our office bv telephone and
make an appointment to' see it.
SCOTT & HILL,
Douglas 1003. 307 McCague Bldg.
Brand New Three
Room Bungalow
Near -list and Grand Ave. we havo a
nice 3-r. bungalow with good sized rooms,
city water, electric lights, cemented base
ment and cement walks, good sized lot,
chicken house and chicken yard, fenced
with woven wire. The neighborhood lb
good, only one-half block from car and
two or three blocks from fine school. Price
$1,500; easy terms.
SCOTT & HILL,
Douglas 1009. 307 McCague Bldg.
A BARGAIN
Six rooms with sleeping porch In addi
tion; oak finish, with maple floors; all
modern In every' way; south front lot;
paved street; good neighborhood; located
close to car and school. Price but $3,630;
$300 cash, balance easy. Here Is your
chance) to own a home. House but year
nnd half old. Owner left city. House
-innf Ar rlir w nt'n Inln
BEMIS-CARLBERG CO.
310-312 Brandets Theator Bldg.
' Close In, $5,500
Nine rooms, exceptionally Well built;
located one block from 25th and Dodge
Sts, suitable for a home or Investment;
good Ideation for a doctor or money
maker as a rooming house. The houso Is
fully modern and in good condition; five
bedrooms and large living rooms. Good
lot with cement clrlveway and garage.
Price, $5,500; about $1,000 cash. Can
rent at $55.
Glover & Spain
1219-22 City National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 3963.
N. E. Corner SSth Ave. and Marcy.
Modern two-story and attic. Fine large
lawn. For price and terms phone Har
ney 5410.
OFFERED FOR RENT
Houses nijd Cottnires,
RENTAL BARGAINS.
5- r. house, all modern, 4223 Doug., $20.
6- r. flat. mod. ex. heat, 1606 N. 24th, $16.
4-r. cottage. 2606 N. 24th St., only $10.
B-r. flat, 709 S. 27th St., $8.
3-r. flat, 70S S. 16th St., $10.
N. P. DODGE & CO..
15th ana uarney bib,
410 N. 22D 10 rooms, mod., 2 baths, $EO.
318 N. 23d-& rooms, modern, $40.
SOr, Chicago, 8 rooms, modern. $36.
312S Chicago, 8 rooms, modern, barn, Jto.
712 N. 22d, 7 rooms, modern, brick, $35.
RING WALT, uranaeis inmm mm.-
" $1S.00 rooms, bath and gas. 2107 Ohio.
W. H. GATES,
Room 644. Omaha National Bank Bldg.
'Phone Douglas 1294,
FOR RENT All modern house. 2558
Tierce St. Key next door. Carl E. Her
ring. ,
Stores nnd Offices.
MOST deslrauia warehouse- space In
Omaha. Would also consider renting
part of sample room floor, especially
good for automobiles. Racine Sattley
Co., loth bi. viaaucu
Three-story and basement building, 1011
T-arnanl street; will rent first floor ana
basement separately. Inquire, Room .ill.
First National Bank Bide. Telephone
Douglas 124.
" 1413 DODGE Two-story brick, $125.
TUNGWALT. Brandels Theater Bldg.
FOR RENT 7-room house; electric
lights, water, chicken house, one acre
ground; beautiful location; one block
wost from end of Benson car line. C. IL
Norton. Phone Benson 111.
OFFERED FOR 3AliK
Typewriter.
TYPEWRITERS for rent; 3 months. $5.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
Mlacellurteoua,
SAFES 2-hand. American Supply Co.
HALL'S safes, new and 2d-hand. Corey
& McKenzie Pt g Co.. 1417 Harney. D. 2644.
" IMPORTANT NOTICE.
To Whom This May Concern All those
having goods in pawn at my store, 1211
Douglas street, are earnestly requested
to redeem them within 30 days from
April 15, 1913. as I am positively going
out of business. Fixtures for sale, store
for rent. I. Friedman.
FOR SALE CHEAP Antique mahog.
ony four-poster bed; inquire Geo. Klein.
44 Main St.. council uiuiib.
ITtYY CAt V VT . . ,i ami flprnnil.hnTiil
-v.fc ,,,, ui,
carom and pocket billiard tables and
bowling alleys and acceksorles; bar fix
tures of all kinds; easy payments. The
Brunswlck-Balke Collender Co., 407-409
houth 10th St.
EMPTY Ink barrels for sale. Apply Bee
Publishing company, 17th and Farnam
streets.
SAFES Overstocked Zd-hand safes, all
makes. J. J. Dertght Co.. 1818 Farnam St.
Kindling. $4. II. Gross, lumber & wrucking
FOR SALE Two pieces of plate glass,
4 ft. 10 In. long by 22 in. wide. Call 114
5 37th St. Phone Harney 4gl7.
Uaalcu! Instruments.
ELECTRIC piano, $125. 119 N. 15th.
GENUINE BARGAINS IN NEW AND
SLIGHTLY USED PIANOS.
$650 player piano new. $400; slightly
used $500 Upright, $300; $450 UprtCht. $250;
tX Upright, $185; $325 Upright. 175; $300
Upright. $125.
G. H. IIARR PIANO CO.,
Third Floor, Boston Store.
ON EASY PAYMENTS
Dundee Home at
Low Price
This Is a 2-story. 6-room, modern square
house, located on south ftont lot aOxlSS
feet, near Mat Bt having front vestibule,
living room across entire front, dining
room, butler's pantry, kitchen and reur
vestibule first floor; all finished In ouk
except kitchen, and three good sited
bedrooms with up-to-date bathroom, hav
ing tiled floor, all finished in blrcn on
second floor, full cemented basement with
hot water heat. Price only $4,300. Reason
ublo terms.
George & Company
Tel. D. 756. W2-12 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
Fine Home
In Kountze Place
$4,250
If you want one of tho best bargains
that has been offered this year ill this
cholco addition you should look at 20o5
Spencer St, The houso has reception halt,
large front living room, dining room and
kitchen on the first floor, all finished in
quarter sawed oak. including floors, ex
cepting kitchen, which has maple floor..
Has three well arranged large sleepniff
rooms with two windows In each loom,
good closets and good bath room on the
second floor.
Has full hricked-up cellar lined with
hollow tile brick and outside cellar en
trance. Has first class plumbing and
heating throughout. Nicely terraced lot,
close to Florence Blvd., schools, churches
and stores; has garage large enough for
two machines. Tho location Is very cholco
und some one will get a good bargain
.n this property.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 Harney St.
Build Your New Homo After
Plans and Specifications
specially prepared after your own ideas
bv EXPERT ARCHITECTS to suit your
requirements In arrangement and cost
SPECIAL PIUCE $10.00
for completo plans and specifications.
Quick Service and Satisfaction
Guaiantced.
THE H. H. NIEMANN CO.,
Muskogee. Okl.
ON EASY TERMS
Homes
Will sake your
vacant lot as frst
payment, or will
luilM for VuJ.
PAYNE & SLATER CO.. 616 Oma. Nat
BUY FROM OWNER
1814 Evans St., 1V4 block from car. 3
Jn.n.4nlH flrntAPf. 4 hpi..
rooms upstairs, sun room and bath; bchm
CelllllgS; fj-IOOL uneK unBcuwm.
50x125 front and back yard; all sou;
large garage. Now occupied by owner.
K'owtv rnmnlpfed. built for home. l'Oi
further Information call at 1S14 Evans,
t,tv uikt.t. mi iiRMT ftllST SEE
JOHN W BOBBINS 1802 FAItNAM ST.
$200 Down
$20 Per Month
On the above easy terms we are au
thorized to sell a now five-room cot
tage, modern except heat, on a south
front lot 45x125. This cottage Is located
near school, church, store and street
car. In a desirable neighborhood. The
prlco Is only $2,000 and it Is within ten
minutes' ride of 14th and Douglas Sts.,
being on the main street car Hue be
tween Council Bluffs and Omaha. . lero
Is an opportunity for an industrious
worklngman to secure a good home at a
very moderate cost and on eaay terms of
payment. If you mcun business, can at
our office and we will take you over In
one of our automobiles.
SCOTT & HTLL,
Douglas 1009. 307 McCague Bldg
-nn.-r Tn nuTPAi'in
House almost new, 7 rooms, modern.
35th and Davenport. Price, $4,300. Want
""PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
POU1TRY ANT) SUPPLIES
ADDRESS M. M. Johnson Company.
Clay Center, Nebraska, manufacturers of
Old Trusty Incubators and Brooders, for
Incubators and brooders; cataloguo free.
EGGS
For Hatching
7rom thoroughbred R. C. Rhode. Island
Reds; vigorous hardy stock; great layers;
country range; $1 for 15; $5 per 100.
A. H. Baker, Benson Neb.
B. F. D. No. 2. Tel. Benson 747-W.
ROSE-COMB Rhode Island Red eggs
for hatching from the finest laying show
birds, trap nested. $2 for fifteen. Tele
phone Benson 32S. W. F. S. King. Ben
son, Neb. Letters answered.
S. C. White Leghorn eggs Florence 2ii
THOROUGHBRED Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs for hatching. Webster 3701.
BUFF Orpington eggs, and broody
hen. Webster 1926. .
EGG MACHINES.
Indian Runner ducks lay more eggs
than ANY hens, My white egg strain pro
duces large white 'delicious eating eggs.
Ducks do not have cholera, roup, gapes,
nor lice. Limited number of settings at
$1.50 for 13. Phone. Benson 403. Write O.
M. Welsh, Cherrycroft. Benson, Neb.
PERSONAL
Mls Fisher, mas,, bath, elec. treat D. 863.
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits caiP
off clothing; In fact, anything you do not
need. We collect, repair and sell at 131
N 11th St, for cost of collection, to the
worthy poor. Phone Douglas 4126 and
wagon win can
4" A QQ A Swedish movement. 411
MAOOAUXi Bee Bldg. Douglas 6372.
n.niv Mlfin HRMEDY.
Bexten pharmacy. Hth and Dodge.
a vfnmnwfi, tana Krflln nnd niiie-
netlc treatment. Miss Debar, 201 3. 19th.
Miaainm-Mnfl T1ITTENHOU8E. 308
Boston Store. Eve. and Sun, appolnt's.
YOUNG women coming to Omaha a
strungors are Invited to visit the Y"n
Women's Christian association bulldln
at 17th and tSt Marys Avt where they
will be directed tu suitable boarding
places or otheiwise asslbted. Look for
our travelers' aid at the Union station.
f A fTWTiYPTP treatment E. Uiott
iililUlNJiiXlt-' vinton. D-7895.
MASSAGE, salt glow. Mme. Allen of
Chicago. 109 S. 17th St. Douglas 7665.
INVALIDS NEED PENSIONS.
991 subscriptions to the L. 11. Journal
$1.50; S. E. Post, $1.50, und Country Gen
tleman, $1.60, will earn $3,000 for the in
valids' Pension Ass'n, which will Insure
myself and fifteen other sufferers $10 a
month each.
Must have 194 In April. Your renewal
worth V) cents. DON'T W1THOLD IT.
Phone Dougluu 7163, Omaha Neb.
GORDON, THE MAGAZINE MAN.
Massage. Mrs. Steele. 1807 Farnam. 3d t.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. if.
TXT Jt TIf J T. I . .- .Til . .
you, tmau uiuii., ioiuuna v arnam,
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
LOANS on farms and ImnmvoH riiv
Sroperty, 5, 5H and t per cent; no dilay.
. H. Dumont & Co.. 1603 Farnam at
WANTED City loans and warrant.
W, Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam 8t
QARTJNBROS. g
MONEY To loan on business or rest
dence properties, $1,000 to $500,000.
W. H. THOMAS. 22$ State Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farm
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1016 Omaha National. Douglas 271S.
HARRISON & MORTON, 918OmTNat7
This 8-room dwelling, 2138 South 34th Street
$3,000
$250 CASH
Now vacant. Open for inspection all day Thursday and Fri
day. Non-resident owner is hero must bo sold.
W. L SELBY, Agent
436 Board of Trade Bldg.
TORNADO BARGAIN
$1,000
2S15 Decatur St.. with partially wrecked
house; paving all paid; 60xl27H ft
D. V. SIIOLES CO.
913 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tel. D 49.
The Best
$600 Building Lots
We are offering for sale two 50-ft. lots
located on Miami street, one block east
of 30th street car lino; pavnl street; on
which you can build two or three cot
tages. Have city water, sower, gas and
permanent walks; In good location; close
to school nnd In a district where nearly
all now houses have recently been built
You will not be able to find as good
values anywhere In the city as these
two lots, either for a home or to build
cottages for Investment. If you divide
these Into three lots, they would only
cost $400 each.
HASTINOS & HEYDEN,
1614 Harney St.
EIGHT-ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
2532 Chicago street.
House well built.
Lot 33x143.
Must be sold soon.
$4,500.00.
W. H. GATES
644 Omnha National Bank Building.
Phone Douglas 1234.
DUNDEE
Finest building Bite in Dundee, 2 lots,
100x135. south front, shade trees, bearing
fruit trees, half block to car, In finest
part Dundee. For price Inquire owner,
i. ;eo, ' nee.
.iiuumv.i jtw ji ii j - ii.'.' - - -
New 7-room. all modern house, finely
located, block from car, in Clalrmont.
Up-to-date In every way. Outside sleep
ing porch; Bun parlor, nice attic, cement
.atb TsjAlcrhhnrhnnrl hli-li clflRS. Onlv
$500 cash and balance monthly.
BENSON & CARMICHAKL,
Phono Dougla 1722. 642 Paxton
Block.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros
6
CITY LOANS. Bemls-Carlberg Co.,
310-312 Brandols Theater Bldg.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates, for
loans on Nebraska farms nnd Omaua
city property In any amount-).
H. W. BINDER,
823 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
WANTED TO 11UY.
Dolgoff 2d hand store pays highest prices
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1OT7.
WOULD like to buy a five or six-room
house to bo moved on a lot. One In tho
neighborhood of 24th and Clark preferred.
Telephone Red 4301.
BEST prices for furniture. Call D. 7S02.
D. 8055. Quick buyers or furniture.
WANTED Unfurnished room In re
spectable quarter. Call Har. 447 In morn
ing. Mrs. Snell.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE have a buyer for your house call
Osborne Realty Co. Phone Douglas 1474.
SALE OR EXCHANGE! R. L
Improved Farm
Half section and 80 acres; south central
Nebraska; fair improvements. l'rlco
$16,000. Want to trade this for town prop,
erty. No agents. Address me to Post
office Box No. 633, Omaha. Neb.
CYCLONES
CAN WRECK CITY PROPERTY,
but they can't wreck land, We have land
for city property.
PALMER LAND CO..
U06 W. O. W. Bldg., Omaha.
HAVE good farms to exchange for resi
dence and Income property. Owners see
us. J. A. Olson, 501 City National Bank
Bldg., Omaha.
TRADE If you can't sell. W. 8. Frank.
1025 City Nat. Bank.
REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACTS OK TITLE.
REED Abstract Co.,' oldest abstract of
fice in Nebraska. 206 Brandels Theater.
REAL ESTATE
ACHEAUt: F'tll itALK.
Acreage Acreage
Home especially good bargains In i. 5,
10, 20 and 40-acre Improved tracts, espe
cially In 20 and 40-acre tracts. Possession
given.
ORIN S. MERRILL CO.,
1213-1214 City National Bank Bldg
ACRES. ACRES. ACRES.
- Adjoining South Omaha city limits and
alto in Patterson park at 58th St., south
of Center St, we have a few tracts of
two to flvo acres that we can sell on
very easy terms and low prices.
N. P. DODGE & CO..
Tel. Douglas 829. 16th and Harney Sts.
NEW BUNGAIXJW AND D ACRES.
Only 6 blocks from Florence car. Price,
$3,100.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE
FA It SI Jt RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
rallrornlu.
A CALIFORNIA home In the Sacra
mento Valley; 10 acres for fruit, vines
and poultry, only $400; easy terms; close
tu railroad and markets. ' Ooss Realty
Co., Sheridan, Cat
Phono D. 1510.
Ideal Cottage
Near
Hanscom Park
At 2229 South 33th 8t.-A Btrlctly mod
orn home, very artistic design, having 5
Sood-slzed living rooms and bath on one
oor, largo floored attic, In which threo
rooms can be finished at vory small cost.
Full baM-mvnt, cemented; furnace heat
Houso has Just been decorated for the
first time and Is in first-class condition,
being only three year sold; very sub
stantially constructed, having 2x10 Joists
on first floor and 2xH on second: full lot,
49x133, sodded, a garden sKit and chicken
houso and yard. This place must bo
seen to be appreciated. It is absolutely
the host house of Us sizo and price that
wo know of. Go out today. Owner will
be there and show you through. Price,
$3,350, nnd terms can bo arranged If
necessary. Owner must leavo city soon.
Immedlato possession.
Payne & Slater Co.,
Sole Agents,
616 Omaha Nat l Bank Bldg.
New Modern Home
3553 Leavenworth St., 6 rooms and re
ception hall, oak finish, everything first
class, "West Leavenworth and Field club
district, special taxes all paid. Price,
$4,750; terms to be arranged. Can show
property any time.
BOSTW1CK, SOLE AGENT,
218 South 17th St.
NEAR FABNAM ST., CLOSE IN.
$4,5CO New home, 2 story, 6-r. and sleep
ing porch; oak finish, modern and
up-to-date In every way; terms ar
ranged or lot taken as first pay
ment. $3,750 9 rooms, all mod,, east front lot,
paved St., on 29th near Douglas;
terms or exchange considered, Hare
are two good buys.
HASP BROS.,
106 McCague Bldg., Douglas 1KV3.
Tho Persistent amr judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business Success.
REAL ESTATE
FARM Jlc RANCH I.ANUS KOU SALE.
Cnllforiiln.
CALIFORNIA land excursions 1st and
$d Tues. W. T. Smith Co. 815 City Nat. Bk.
FOR SALE on easy terms attractive
orchard and farm near Red Bluff. Sacrn
mento alley. E. B. Woolf, Rector Bldg.,
Chicago, III.
Cnnmlu.
FOR descriptive list of fine Canadian
Innds In largo tracts and farms write O.
W. Chapman, Laurlcr. Manitoba.
QUARTER SUCTION IN SUB-DIVISION
CANADIAN NORTHWEST.
Canadian cUlcs are growing at tho rate
of 25 per cent a year. Building permits
In a city of 00,010 amounted last year to
$15,000,000. Immigration this year is
heavier than ever before.
To a man who can build up and handle
a city sales force here, we aro prepured
to offer one-quarter interest In a splendid
subdivision right In tho path of growth
In a well established city. No liability
assumed, and cash required only as a
guarantee of good faith and to cover
preliminary expense; sales ability tho
main requisite In tho man whom wo are
looking for. Wrlto or wire for full par
ticulars. BUSINESS IS BRISK IN WESTERN
CANADA.
Canadian Empire.
707-8 Boyd Building, Winnipeg Manitoba.
Colorado.
AN ideal tract for a small colony. 2,500
acres In the Arkansas valley between La
Junta und Lus Animas; privato ditch
with a decree for 20 cubic feet of water;
surrounding irrigated lands worth from
$100 to $150 per acre. This would make an
elegant, fine stock ranch. Price $3j.0X);
termB. Mups on application. F. T. Web
ber. Las Animas, Colo
FdrT IXnd's sake!
If you want land, seo land men. We
have Just listed a fine lot of tbe best
hay, grain and stock ranches and relin
quishments, along the Moffat road, In
Grand, Eagle, Routt and Moffat counties.
We are also exclusive agents for all
lands and townsltes of tho Moffat road;
also land and garden tracts near Denver.
R. F. Ferguson &. Co., 1743 Champa St.,
Denver, Colo.
BEST STOCK FARM IN COLORADO
FOR THE? PRICE.
480 a., V mile of good town, all fenced,
150 cultivated, free water, cut 400 tons
alfalfa, 2 good houses, large barn and
corrals, $17.50 per acre.
64) a 24 miles of town. 150 In cultiva
tion, 355 cun be; free water, first-class
improvements fine condition; H cash.
1,440 a. stock ranch, controls water for
250,000 a. range; $15,500; H cash.
C. E. SNYDER,
000 Colo. Bldg.. Denver.
BARGAINS In farm and ranch lands
In rain belt. Rich mellow soil, grows all
kinds of crops wlthcut Irrigation. Abund
ance of pure water; good market, cool
summers; healthful climate; Ideal for
stock, dairy and poultry; no hot winds,
floods or -cyclones. Price, $10 per acre
and upwards. Address C. N. Wright,
Calahan, Colo.
Idaho.
COME to BoWe; no tornadoes nor elec
trlcal storms Bountiful harvests. Ad
dress Box 23, R. R. No. 3, Boise. Xdahc.
"FOR 8ALE-640-acre stock, hay and
grain ranch; good outside range, 100 head
stock cattle, unincumbered For price
and terms address owner, I. C Weant,
Crawford. Idaho.
REAL ESTATE
I'AUM A UAMfH I, M.H FOR WALK.
Idnuu,
THE REAt'TIFLI. ltOlSK VALLEY
lias nevi-r luul a c)'loiu In its history,
i I'ine to Idaho, wlieie vou can how Jo
well In a new, growing, entei pilslng coun
tiy. and where there are no tornadoes or
viop ratlines. Semi rjid foi handsome
booklet and partlcuUts regarding the
countiv Wo ulso srll good business
pioiHi!(tloiiH in southern Idaho.
Kefei to First Nutlonul and Bolso City
National banks, HoNo.
GEOHGK 12. ATWATER,
Meridian, Idaho.
J. E. SCHOOLER'S AGENCY.
Boise. Idaho.
Kniikiii,
GET A HOME In the Pecos Valley,
vhcie there ale no c clones, floods or
bllizaids. Address Countryman Land
and Immigration Co . l'liillliwlKirg, Kan.
Mliint-sutn,
FOR SALE 3 acres. 45 miles from
.MlnncajHills, 114 miles from town; 220
acres under cultivation, balance pasture,
good soli and good set bnlldlngs; 15 cowir;
tlvo horses, complete set machinery, corn,
oats, hogs, chickens and everything goes
at $30 an acre. $5,000 cash, balance can
stand, flvo or ten years, 6 per cent In
terest , SCHWAB BROS..
"jHL-l!1!".0!'1!!'111- Minneapolis. Minn.
IMPROVED farms, prairie and tlmbVr
lands In Minnesota Park region. Best
soil for corn and clover. Fine dairy
country. Beautiful lakes, good schooK
prosperous community. Values $20 to $00
per acre. Write for lists George D.
Hamilton & Son. Detroit Minnesota.
SKND for free list of Minnesota farms
$30 to $75 per acre. Minnesota I-and
Agenoy, Court block. St. Paul, Minn.
Monlann,
SIXTY THOUSAND acres Carey Und
open to entry at Valler, Mont; fifteen
annual payments; section famous lor
grain, grasses, vegetables, well adapted
diversified farming, For particulars writs
Valler Farm Sales Co., Box X, Vaiiar,
Mont
GOVERNX1ENT landTllet 330 acSesTwe
can tell you' of most valauablo locations
for homestead In Montana, Wyoming,
Colorado. Booklet "Western Homestead"
4c stamp- Western Homesteaders Ex
change, Douglas, Wyo.
WRITE for booklet and particulars of
the great Deer Lodge valley to the Com
mercial Club, Deer Lodge, Mont.
FOR SALE 160-acrc ranch near Red
Lodge, Carbon county, Montana, good
buildings, best of black soil, nearly all
under cultivation and Irrigated; plenty of
water, fine creek with trout In across the
place. Pi Ice $05 tier acre; terms. Ad
dress 3046, 47th Ave., S. W., Seattle, Wash.
New York.
TO SETTLE MILLIONAIRE'S ESTATE.
150-acre farm, buildings worth ' $9,000.
Price, $6,000, $1,000 cash down, balanco 5
per cent. Wrlto for photo. Railroad faro
to purchaser.
E. MUNSON.
2126 S. Hallna St.. Syracuse, N. Y.
Nebraska.
FR.EI3 640-ucre homestead. For com
pleto map of land opened to entry Oct
1, 1913, send $3 to A. J. Van Antwerp,
County Surveyor. Broken Bow. Neb.
FOR SALE Good section of hind west
of Dalton, Cheyenne County. NebrnBka.
Will take $9.50 an acre cash If sold In
next ten days. Owner, P. O. Box 257,
Omaha.
FOR SALE 15-acre farm adjoining
Cushlng. Nob.; good Improvements; 7
room house, 3 chicken houses, barn, good
well: small fruit bearing. Address A. A.
Kimball, Curbing, Neb.
Penusylrnnln.
FOR SALE If you want to buy a good
140-acro creek-bottom farm with first
class Improvement, wrlto owner,
O. W. P1NKERTON. Mill Village. Fa.
Texas.
FOR SALE.
St. Joseph's Island, New Bockport, Tex.,
32,000 acres at distress prices, a great
bargain, no trading.
W. H. GRAHAM.
Sole Agent. Cuero, Tex.
iVusliliiKton.
THE WALLA WALLA VALLET,
Washington, prerents at the present time
a most attractive field for the InVostoi
and homcsccker. This section has never
experienced a cyclone, hurricane, tornado
or flood. A diversified district, where
the small tract farmer does equally as
well ns the large grain grower. Write
today for free Illustrated literature de
scilblng fruit growing, gardening, dairy
lug, and hog raising. The Commercial
Club, Walla Walla, Wash.
Mlscellaneona.
UNITED STATES free homestead lands.
New Atlas (copyright). Just Issued In
four colors, size 10x16, of the Rocky
Mountain and National Forests, contains
six colored maps Colorado, Wyoming,
I'tah, New Mexico, Idaho, Montana.
Tells about new United States three-year
homestead law, Carey act desert land
act. mining laws. Other valuable In
formation, up-to-date. Worth $1.50, for
50 cents postpaid. Atlas Dept, 921 Post
Bldg., Denver Weekly Post, Denver,
Colo.
STEAMSHIPS.
ANCIJOll LINE
STEAMSHIPS
Sail ovory Saturday to and from
NEW YOIIK LONDONDERRY
GLASGOW
Ocean pnssage 714 (lai'M. Moderate rates.
For book of tours, rates, etc., apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,.
Gcn't Agts., 138 N. La Salle St., Chicago.
OR ANY LOCAL AGENT.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OK WEST
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
menu receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Stock ConmlHlou Merchants,
BYERS BROS. A Co. Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. $ Exchange Bldg.
MARTIN BROS. & CO., Exchange Bldg.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Deed" filed for ricord April :t. 1H:
Krul A lltrt to Citturlne lUrt, lot It
block 1. and lot 7. block 4, llopps'i Ho-
nin4
Ollrs C nimon nd huitind to ITtor
Wood, rW ft lot It, Mllltrd A Cld-
wtll's idd i
Tho ColumbUn lnrlmnl i'o. to Alfred p.
CoraUh, lot It, block C, Cnlfhton Prk... 37S
Oturit T. Morton to M Kutbo, lot U, block
t. OrtmtrrjT l'rk joo
K A. W SAtll and wlf. to 0. T. Morton.
lot 1, block (, Kllbr 1'Uce ,iot
3 I' Hoceri ncl wlta to Dundro lUillr
Co , lot! 1 to I, block 1, OolJo add 1
J lllaks i4Kltrlck and wife to M. r. KJ-
rnundi, n? lot 14, block 17, Halcron
lWlsbts .... 1
F. W. Puah to 1 V. Qulnby, part lot II,
block J, I'atrkk'a add i
Julia Dallr ct al. to N II gchralmar, r
ueV, -l-9 i
1 II Jurarak and w( lo U. V. Dunnlnc,
lot (. block lit, south Omaha 1,000
K Bkogman to Marjr Kltta, lot a, block
t, south Omaha tot
Ainra Havel and huaband to II. Zcitnka,
part lot 1J, llolmej' add t0
K Nltlaen and wife to II W. llanaan, Hi
fret lota I and 1, block 3, Saundert &
inmabaugh-a add to Walnut Hill Em
! J. Wear la tllliabtth Wear. 1-e of part of
I wk nK - i.iso
I Kllubclh Waar to Jowpli Wear, part awU
i nw tt-H-H . . S.000
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING. OFFICE,
Depot QuarUnniister. St. Louis. Mo.,
April 12, 1913. Sealed Proposals will be
received here until 12 o'clock noon, May
12. 1913. for furnishing and delivering at
Aiht Ufiufnn. Kmw Vnrk. lHlln rt.l r.1, 1
I Chicago or St. Louis depot of tho Quarter
master i orps. tne rouowing articles of
clothing: Rubber Boots; Cords, hat and
bieast; Drawers; Gauntlets; Gloves;
I,aces. shoo and legglni Legglns; Over
shot s; Shoes, gymnasium; Stockings;
Suspenders; Sweaters, Undershirts, in
founatlon furnished upon application. D,
8. Stanley. Lieutenant Colonel Quarter
master Corps. All-15-16-17m9-10.
Wanted three boys to carry Tho Be
In the west end. Apply 14 North Main
street Bee office.
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
Council Bluffs Office f
The Is at 1 aOaSI
Mala Bt Telephone 4.
Davis, drugs.
Vlctrola, $15. a. Hospe Co.
lirndlej Electric Company-Wiring.
Corrlgans, undertakers. Phone 143.
Woodrlng Undertaking Co. Tel. 331.
Ulank book work, Morehouse fc Co.
r AUST BEER AT ROGERS' BUFFET.
Lewis cutler, funeral director. Phone $7.
rtT., h,"t Krde optics! work In tbe
c Is done at Lefferts'.
ing. . ,nd 211 south Main street.
fh... entlfl watch repair work, tho Mml
mat Is appreciated, at Lefferts'.
u,?u,7i " TO "ounow. she c. u
Mutual Bldg. & Logj, Atm n, J23 Pearl.
UUDWEISER on draught-The Grand,
lludwelser in bottles at all flist-class
bars.
Ladles take notice. ha, your straw hat
Cleaned and reshaped. Cook's Cleaning
Works. 236 Broadway. Tel. 178.
Special communication of Bluffs City
odge No. 71. Mansonlc. tonight for work
In the third degree.
Mrs. M. T. lcnnon was called to
narytiville, .Mo., yesterday by the dan
Cerous Illness nf Iipi- imr k. Iiilm Icellv
A piano is not only an Instrument for
pleasure and an educator In tho highest
and best things for which the world
strives, but It Is. In miinv cusp, n menus
of support to tho purchaser and even en
tiro families. A. Hospo Co., Council
Bluffs, la., makes the lowest prices,
easiest terms.
The Mothers' Solf-Culture club will
meet In tho public library building to
morrow afternoon at 2 30. The program
that has been prepaied and the matters
to be discussed have not been made pub
lic But as the club always has live sub.
Jects tu discuss, this meeting will have
the usual Interest
Whltebrnok ci Cohen, second-hand store
men, began an action In district court yes
terday against Mrs. Mary Bourlclus,
owner of the building occupied by them
both for buslneMi and residence purposes.
They nllege they wero damaged to tho
extent of $1,000 by rain which fell during
the time carpenters worn at work putting
In skylights to mako pleasant the living
apartments on the second floor' used by
tho tenants. They allege that nil of tho
damage clalmod was sustained by the
furniture, but that some damuga was
done to tho stock of second-hand stuff.
Announcement him been received hero
of tho death of Miss Jennie Pomfrct, a
former resident of this city, which oc
curred Tuesday at Buffalo, N. Y. Miss
Pomfrct had taught for twelve years tu
the public schools at Buffalo and dis
patches state death was caused by Ill
ness brought on by the strain of studying.
Miss Pomfrct was vice president of tho
Phllarmoulc Music society at Buffalo.
Miss Pomfret spent her girlhood In
Council Bluffs, having been a resident of
this city for twenty years. The funeral
will bn held at Buffalo Wednesday.
Pouiulmaster Davis began ycstenlay
thn work of gathering up the untagged
dugs, using two wagons and two profes
sional dog catchers, one a whlto man and
the other a negro. Mr. Davis Is super
vising tho work from tho pound, remain
ing there tho greater part of tho time.
Hereafter all persons who havo lost their
untagged iwts will havo to go to tho city
pound and square accounts to redeem
their property. There wbs a great rush
at the city building yesterday to get dog
licenses, but there are still thousands ot
friendless dogs and many careless own
ers who have neglected to comply wltli
tho law.
W. H. James, rural mall carrier, cover
ing rctuto 6. declared yesterday tho work
that Mayor Mnloncy started on Monday
when Iwi assisted Street Commissioner
Crlppen In getting four road drags on
portions of the highways Inside the city
limits won a great Improvement Tills
Is especially noticeable on Upper Broad
way and Avenu B. Theso aro tho only
roads traversed by him. Mr James says
tliat better work has nnvor Ijeen done on
Upper Broadway thnn was tlonn by the
use of drags on Monday Tho same Is
true of South aventio and tho Channlng
hill road. It Is the purpose of the city
officials to win the road drags and keep
the surface of nil tho public highways
ns smooth ns possible nnd to extend the
work to other streets whenever enough
money can be found to pay for It.
AGED COUPLE'S HOME
COMPLETELY RESTORED
Tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mil
lard, both over R0 years of age, has ben
almost completely restored after Its par
tial destruction by tho Easter tornndo.
The work of rebuilding has been largely
dono by these carpenters who havo do
nated their time: II. N. Mace. H. J. Ed
sen, J. J. Sharp. J. W. Dorland, W. G.
Rich, Will Hewitt. Bert Livingston, Joe
Lewis, II. J. Smith, Mr, Clnhridge, Curt.
Millard, Ron and Harry Millard. Mr.
and Mrs. Millard hitvn resided In this
county for forty-two years, the greater
part of tlm time In Lewi township, whom
their homo was In tho path of tho tor
nado. The tornado left them In bad
shape financially, owing to their ex
treme agn, with little recuperative pow
ers. Some of tho neighbors have under
taken to raise a cash fund for their re
lief, nnd contributions have been mado ns
follows:
J. W. Dorland '...$ 5.00
Eugene Stufflll 5.00
F. J. Day 6.00
Mrs. J. P. Hess e.Oo
E. A. Hess 6.00
M. B, Musser 5.00
Mrs. M. B. Musser 5.00
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Btllwell 10.00
G. A. Smith 5.00
F W. Beck 5.00
A. E. Beck , 1.00
J F. Schult 1.00
W. A Campbell 5.00
Uiura A. Children 15.00
J. P. Petersen 2.00
P. Petersen l.oo
Mrs. Fannie Collins 5.00
J. M. Mathews -, 5.00
Henry Sperling 5.00
fash , 1.00
Bert A. Lewis..: 2.00
Nelson Lewis 7.00
John Buchanan 1.00
G. C. Plumor s.00
H. C. Lewis 6,00
W C Children 5 CO
O. D WIttland 6.CO
O. W. Crosley ' 1 00
General O. M. Dodge loioo
O. Matheson 1.50
John G Woodward io!oo
F. R. Davis io'oo
Keg Creek school district No. 3 6.00
Grnpe Growers association 6.00
Groneweg Quits Fire
and Police Board
Former Senator William Groneweg,
senior member and chairman of the
Board of Fira and Police commissioners,
declared last night that he would not
reconsider his resignation from the
board, although he has been urged to
do ao by many responsible citizens.
Mr. Groneweg resigned two weeks ago,
but Mayor Maloney refused to accept his
resignation and Joined many others In
urging' him to remain. Mr Groneweg,
however, has steadily refiifd to con
tinue and has followed tils written resig
nation with a second Utter advising the
mayor that he can no longer remain a
member. Mayor Maloney has not ap
pointed a successor.
Senator Groneweg resigned two weeks
ago, following the action of the other
two members to reinstate Detective, Calla
Khan, He Immediately left the meeting,
Informing the other members that ha
would tender his resignation, and did
so despite their entreaties
Council Bluffs
CLUB NAMES JTSOTMITTEES
Members Carefully Chosen with
Itcspcot to Fitness.
ALL ARE EXPECTED TO DIG IN
Belief Is HsnrrasiMl thnt tlir Ilesnlt
Will Ili nn Extrnordlnnrjr
RroiTtti nnd Vnnannl Ac
compli Nh turn t.
Tho work of completing the machinery
of tho Commercial club and supplying
the energy that will keep thn wheels go
ing was completed at tho noon meeting
of tho executive committee yesterday.
iTho personnel of the committees was
then announced.
1 This year the usual courso has not
been followed. To make up the standing
committees by simply taking the mem
bership rolls and picking out with more
or less discrimination the requisite num
ber of tinmen has been an easy task. The
committees this year havo not been made
up that way.
President Metcatf and thn members of
thn executive committee aro all workers,
and they wanted to get the same class of
men on nil of the other committees.
Members wero selected for each of the
committees with appreciation ot their
special fitness for the duties that would
bo assigned them, and then the men
selected wore consulted.
If any of them showed good reasons
why he Could not glvo tho work the at
tention It required they was not placed on
tho committee. All of the members se
lected wero told that there wore no
honorary positions, and that each man
was expected to do something or get out
of tho way of those who wanted to get
busy.
It Is believed the members selected will
mnko up the most nctlve set of worker
the club has yet called.
The Netv Committers.
Following aro the committees In full:
Municipal Legislation D. E. Stuart,
chairman; Dr. F Earl Bellinger, vice
chairman; A. T. Fllcklugtr, J. K. Cooper,
Walter Joseph, J. 11. BeveiidRo. Dr. A.
P. Hniichott. Rev M. P. McClure, C. O.
Saunders. C. II. Boylcs, J. E. Hollenbeck,
W. II. Treynor.
Filiation E. 11. LoUgee, . ohairm&n;
Thcodoro liskowski, vlco chairman; J
J. Splndlrr, C. E. Price, H. U Tlnley.
General G. M. Dodgy, E. H. Doolittle,
Chris Straub, A. Beresshclm, T. N. Peter
son, M. M. Lyons.
Entertainment W. A. Maurer, chair
man; it. a. guinn, vico chairman: H. W.
Binder, George S. Wright, C. It. Hannan,
F. R. Davis. B M. Sargent, E. 1L Mer
rlam. M. F. Rohrcr,
Publlrlty-Joe V 8mlth, chairman;
Frank HI gun, vice chairman; W R. Or
chard, P. H. Clark, W. I". Hughes, J. T.
Klely, B. U Green. G. U McAlplne, W.
L, Butler. T. A. Barker. W. B. IUchards,
V. P. lAUstrup, A. C. Lane.
Retnll Trade George Gemer, chair
man; E. L. Duquette, vlco chairman; A.
W. H uber, D. O. Morgan. W. A. William
son, O. Mauthe. J. w. Camp. J. Zoller,
H. Borwlck, W. E. McConnell, J. A.
Clark, C. R. Eve. M. Marcus, O'Neill
Bros., Ed Asplnwall, J. II. Pace, H. C.
Peterson,
Grievances Thomas, Maloney. chair
man; J. H. McAnenny, vico chairman;
W. A. Stone, F. T. True. Frank Becbe.
C. T. Stewart, George H. Nlcoll, C. J.
Duff, C. G. Ouren.
Trado Extension W. J. Helser, chair
man; L. Green, vloe chairman; C. H.
Cunningham. Julius Ungar, L. L. Evans.
W. U Douglass, C. J. Cronkleton, T. C.
Jnrvls. W. C. Drodgo, F. A. Fox. E. A.
Morehouse.
Real lOstato-D. W. Otis, chairman; F.
II. Binder, vice chairman; J. P. Hess,
Thomas Green. Wallace Benjamin, C. T
Officer, J. P. Greenshlelds, Leonard
Everett, F. J. Hohnorr.
Parks A. C. Graham, chairman; II.
G. McGee, vice chairman; F. O. Gleason,
Martin Peterson, William Moore, H. O.
Unveraagt. Henry llohllng, J. W. Bell,
A. C Brown. Dr. F. W. Dean, Fred
Wesner.
County nnd Slate Legislatlon-W. 11.
Klllpack. chairman; Clem F. Kimball,
vlco chairman, A. S. Itasleton, Dr, A. C.
Hill J. N K Macallster. Hort. Walter I.
51m !i- .w' C, Lougee.
Emmet Tlnley, W, J. Leverett, Dr. G.
W. Glese. W. E. Mitchell, T. J. Roland. "
George II. Mayne.
Roads and Streets-Elmer E. Mlnnlck.
chairman; A. L. English, vice chairman;
J?r'..v T,rey.".r! "a. a- 8earle, Henry
9?tle.r.' I1' Ju,,d' George Van Brunt.
Dr. H. B. Jennings, J. P. Davis, W. B.
Fisher. T. G. Turner. Dr. F. II, Hollingt
worth. Dr. M. A. Tlnley, M. C. Van Der
veer. Transportation - E, p. Kchoentgen,
chairman; F. H. Garrett, vice chairman;
F. R. Davis. F. H. Keys. C. H. Cnlsium
E H. Merriam, F. D. Empkie, William
Groneweg, John O, Woodward, H. A.
Qulnn, C. Hafer. A. C. Keller, W. 11.
Kimball. W. E. Dawson, H. E. Daniels.
Manufacturers B, F. Mclnnerney,
chairman; J. F. Hughes, vice chairman;
F. J. Day, F. F. Everest, T. H. Davis, J
E. Wallace, H. E. Bchweltier. c. A.
Beno, Julius Roseufeld. F. W. Krettek.
'William coppock. T. N. Peterson, C. E.
Evans. Charles D. Walker, C. V. Put
nam. O. 8. Andrews,
Buildings F E. Cox. chairman: E. 8.
.Damon, vlco chairman; J. J, Myrtue, A.
J, Anderson. E. A. Wlckham, N. P. An
derson, H. R. Lemen. Fred Rapp, James
G. Bradley, J, Chris Jensen. F. A. fipen
cer. W. F. Stephnn, C. M. Pennell, C. C.
Norganrd, Nels Jensen.
Membership It. B. Wallace, chairman;
II. L Van Brunt, vice chairman; R. F.
Wilcox. F. D. Empkie. J. G. Wadsworth.
U Zurmeuhlen, II. O. McGee. J. B, Long,
T. 8. Fransworth, George Hamilton, G.
J. Harding, J. D. Hannan, O. O. Over,
C. C. Lyons, P. J. McBrlde, Dr. M. El
O'Keefe, W. B. Price, Louis Simon, F
8. Teller, E, P. Woodrlng. Robert Cole.
E. L. Empkie, H. Z. Roienfeld, L. C.
Faubln. T G McMullen. Horry Schmidt,
Sam Snyder, Charles Hansen, J. J. Mc
Cluggage, R. L. Latta. John Brennan.
FIFTH AVENUES DEFEAT
BETHANY ATBASKET BALL
Tho Fifth Avenue Methodists defeated
the Bethany basket ball team, both mem
bers of the church basket ball league
last night at the local "Y" for cham
pionship honors by the one-sided scora
of 5!) to 22.
The Bcthanyltes were outclassed by the
Methodists, who had two of the local
high school players on their team. They
were never in the race at any stage of
the game, for the Fifth avenue bunch
threw baskets at will. Molntosh, their
captain scored twenty points alone. The
lineup:
BETHANY. F. A. M.
O. Brewlck L.F.
R. Peterson.. . R.F.
T. Peterson C.
CurnmlnRS L.O.
R.F... Mcintosh (C.)
R.F Owens
C Giles
L.G Fulmer
Harris tc.).. .U U.l H.U
... Hall
Brewlck
Substitutions: Bethany, E.
for R. Peterson and Ellsworth for Cum-
mlngs. Meld goals: Bethany, O. Brewlck.
1; II. Peturson. 2; Cummlngs. 2; Harris,
2. Firth Avenue Methodists, Mcintosh, 9;
Owens, e; Giles, 7; Fulmer, 4. Free
throws: Bethany. T. Peterson, 1; Harris.
6. Fifth Avenue Methodists, Mcintosh, 4.
Points awarded: uetnany, 1. score 01
first half: Fifth Avenue Methodists, 1;
Bethany. 16. Referee: Montgomery.
Timekeeper: DeVol. Scorers: Gross and
llronioerg. Time or naives: n rainuito.
On Thursday evening- the Fifth Avenue
Methodists will play the First Preaby
terlans for the championship, as both
teams are tied for first place.
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Marriage Ltceoees.
Tedora Obratovlc. Council Bluffs...... ..23
Baza Patkonjak, Council Bluffs 20
L. C. Clemenson. Council Bluffs 2)
Rosa Ransdell, Council Bluffs , 25
Albert L. Hertzman, Omaha 41
Josephine Samuels, Omaha..,,..,, II
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