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THE BEti: OMAHA, THTRSDAi, APRIL L li14.
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REAL KSVATE.
Xhsthatth of title.
UEED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract
office In Nebraska. KM Brandels Theater.
AcnnAis Fon sale-
Reed Acres
Apres and Half
Acres on Easy
Terms
$25 cash and $10 per month buys
an acre at 5 2d rnd ,Q Sts., only two
blocks from school and rlnht on car
line and paved road. Prices $550 i
and up. Opening sale Saturday and i
Suntfay, Apr! 4 and 5. For further '
information see i
iniormauon see
The Byron Reed Cq 1
OMAHA.
Phone Doug. 297. 212 8outh 17th.
Jos. H. Kopietz
SOUTH OMAHA.
Phone South 347. 503 N. 24th SU
YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS
E-UOOM BUNGALOW, OAK FINISH;
one acre of rich land, acre In alfalfa;
LARGE CHICKEN HOUSE; fine shade,
electric light. Wth and Woolworth Sts.
NO CITY TAX.E8, TO 1AY. J300 cash,
'.balance like rent.'
THE VOOEL REALTY AGENCY,
lfl-l AV. O. W. Bldg. Douglas 3il.
BEAUTIFUL suburban home, high and
sightly; ten rooms and sleeping porch;
11 modern; 4-room cottage; gargc; tool
and chicken house; two acres of all kinds
oft bearing fruit; part cash, balance 5,
long time; be pleated to show It any time.
Jmjnlre ssOO North 62d Ave., Benson., C.
H. Nortori. o
CITY PIlOPETtTY FOR SALE.
Forced .Sale
' Dundee Corner
The owner of the large corner (J lots),
tout hv. est corner of Blst and Burt St.,
wants to nell and will cut the price
CrioiiRh to make It a "snap" for Hopie--onc.
The ground Is 100x135, 'faces north
and east; both' street' are paved and there
I water,, sewer,-gas -and walks, good solid
ground no fill. The tgrpurtJ. Is .cheap at
-J2,K0, but see It and make your CASH
OFFER.. .
Charles W. Martin!
.,'& Co:,
MZ.jOmaha Nat. Bank. Bldg. Tyler 1ST.
- Investment Bargain
N ear 24th &Farnam
2621 Harney Street. n
,2627 Harney Street.
- r 3620 'Dewey Avenue v
. 240 Feet Frontage
GROUND ALONE WORTH $16,0w.
WHOLE PRQPERTY NOW OFFERED
AT KO.OCO.OO.
Term, half cash; balance will be car
ried on-the ImprfcYcd property, leaving 80
feet frontage oh "Dewey Avenue clear. An
excellent. site, for an apartment house;
For further particulars se. -
Pgyfoe & Slater Co.,
Sole" Agent, "
m Omaha Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
Mr. Railroad Man
r 'Her is a Home for You
2509 So. Ilth St.
A dandy elxjrobm house on the Boule
vard and five minutes' from the' Bur
lington arid Union station.
Ha. reception hall, parlor, dining room
and kitchen on the ground floor and three
good bedroom and bath above; finished
In oak downstair, nicely decorated and
has the Jatest .Idea In lighting fixtures.
Convenient to schools and churches and
one block from Farnam car line. The
ground Is high and sightly and the loca
tion desirable In every way.
, J 4, 100.00.
Hiatt-Fairf ield Co.
23o Omaha 'Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 38.
. West Farnam
; Residence ;
..$s,ooo
Located near 41st and' Davenport, right
in the West Farnam district and at one
m of' the high points. This house Is a well
- constructed brick and stucco houfre. ar
. tstlc In design. The Interior Is well ar
tanged, having a large living room, din
ing" room &nd kitchen on the first floor;
3 hed rooms, sleeping porch and bath on
the sec.ond floor, and servant' quarter
and bath on, the third floor. Large
grounds.
This p!aJe must be seen to be, appre
ciated. We will gladly show It at any
time. Reaepnable terms of payment.
George & Company
T'ej.'D; 75.
602 City Nat Bank Bldg.
Owner Must Leave
Ver.y attractive home In DUNDEE, well
built, fully modern and up-to-date, living
room arrangement with fireplace, den or
aun room, breakfast room, dining room
and Vitthen, 1 large bedrooms. The bed
rock .price la M.300 : 31.000 cash will handle.
'If yyu want a good home, well located,
tee ipom this.
; Glover & Spain
- 99 City National. Dpug. 39&i.
$2,500
, ' Easy Terms
i-room newly painted house, near 43th
and California Bts. Ha water, gas and
electrlo light. Sewer tn trcet. Can handle
rthls on easy terms If sold this week. All
takes and special paid n full.
CALKINS & COMPANY.
. IZ City Nat. Bank Bid. Phone D. 1703.
- DUNDEE .
New, first-claas Dundee house on south
front lot. Oak Onlsh first floor, birch
finish second floor. Oak floors through
out. Living room has beamed ceilings
and fine -fireplace. Dining room " has
paneled walU wlth.htavy plate .rail, also
a- well finished hullt-ln , buffet Bath
room has white enamel finish, tile flour
"and'Kne cement walls. Houae decor
' atcd throughout. First-class plumbing
' and' large Milton Roger1 -furnace. Con
veniently located at 494! Capitol Ave.,
being between the car line.
' 'W. H. Thomas & Son,
::5 state Bank Bids Douglas 1618.
REAL ESTATE.
prior r.ui i-'ou xalc.
CITY
This Home
Can Be Bought
On Easy Terms
1540 So. 25th Ave.
&'eml-bungalow design, parlor, dining
room, downstairs, bedroom or den and
Vestibule ik II Nnlhi4 In nik nnil Inrcn
kitchen on flrct floor, two large bed-1
room, full height ceilings, and bath up
stair. The bedroom are well ventilated,
windows on three ldea of each room.
Dath room finished part way up In Imi
tation tile, full cellar, best of ptumbln
and furnace, combination gal and elec
tric fixture. On east front lot; splen
did view, cloee to street car. line, easy
walking distance downtown. Price J,50;
1375 cash, balance easy term.
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Htings& Heyden
Public Auction
Honscom park home to bo old under
tho hammer Friday, April 3, at 2 p. m.,
sale to take place at the residence, 1131
S. 32d street.
On the above date we will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder the 6-ro6m
residence and lot at 1131 S. 32d St.
This beautiful home consists of S
rooms, reception hall and bath and I
strictly modern, finished In oak down
stair and Is practically a new house,
and wa built for a home and In one of
the best parts of the city.
Easy terms will be given to the pur
chaser If dsslrcd.
Anyone wishing to see the Inside of the
house before the sale, call Dowd Bale and
Auction Co. for key.
DQWD AUCTION CO.. Auctioneers.
LOOK AT
2363Maplo Street
Five room, all modern but furnace,
bungalow style, nicely decorated, good
cellar, full lot; near car line and Howard
Kennedy school. Price, K.500: 250 cash,
balance like rent.
HASTINGS & 1I15YDEN. 1614 Homey Bt.
FIELD. CLUB DISTRICT
Two-story square house with reception
hall, living loom, dining room, kitchen,
pantry on first floor, three bedroom and
bath on second floor, finished In birch,
modern, with nice basement, screen and
otorni windows, paved street, first-class
neighborhood, beautiful lawn. Price $4,100.
BEMIS-CARLBERG CO.
210-312 Brandel Theater Bldg.
"RASP BUILT IT"
S3 fLVi .ft II VB n natnf tnnlain Lltnnalnm
near Wth 'and Sprague Sts.- fine large
rooms, oak finish, modern plumbing,
luriiuvc, itiuimry connection.
33,150 Buy a new all modern bunga
low, near 2th and Fort Sts.. oak finish,
modern plumbing, full basement, furnace
heat, east front lot, 50x124. Close to car
and schoql,
RASP BROS.,
1W McCague Bids'. Phone Douglas 1653.
FOR COLORED PEOPLE.
5t. Ji?na,nt. comer. 27th and Ersklne
Sts., UxllO feet; fine shade, sewer, water
2934 No. 28th St.
6-Room cottage; new; large lot: house
all modern; two block from car, and
three blocks from school; can be bought
on following terms: J0 cash, 334 per
month. Telephone Doug 2928 In day
time, and mil Dmiir f,mi uivAn i
8:30 p. m.-o
$200 CASH,
BALANCE MONTHLY.
'. ?S ,5-roo?n.' cottage: 3 large lots; elec
IrlCllght; full cement basement: 2 blocks
to .school: you can't beat this for 32,600.
THE VOGKL REALTY AGENCY.
1015-16 W. O. W. Bldg. Doug. 3691.
6 ROOMS AND BATH. 33.000
Large) living room, 12x20, all oak finish;
3 large bed room and bath, finished In
white enamel. Easy term.
WEBSTER REALTY" CO.,
513 Bee Bldg. Red 6SS5.
2725 Charles St.
(room house, toilet, sewer, gas.
city water, paved street, all paving paid,
31,500; 3200 cash, balance easy terms.
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO.,
1506 Dodge St.
MUST SELL 7-room modern house,
near 30th and California Sts.; thoroughly
modern; oak finish; reduced from I4.S00
to .33.760. Key at office. Phone D. 3607.
. TWO houses, new, oak and birch fin.
Ish, six rooms and bath, full basement,
all modern; 32.600 each. 2013-15 Bancroft
Phone Douglaa 34S5. .
SEVEN-ROOM, modern cottage, nice
shade, fruit tree and barn. 25M Pratt
St. Phone Webster 018.
Splendid 5-Room
Modern Home
Bemis Park
Just comoleted and readv tnr nr.
cupancy. Absolutely modern. Has Hand
some bullt-ln buffet, oak finish and floors.
Tastefully decorated throughout. Flv
rooms and bath. This Is without doubt
one of the most attractive and best
Planned little home in this well etab
llshed district. It 1 excellently well
built, located on a valuable and sightly
south front lot and a great bargain at
Hdw. easy icrmi.
Armstrong-Walsh Co,
Tyler 1536. 20S-10-12.H State Bank Bldg.
A Small Payment Down
Price. 33.S50. Paved street, near car and
lUHHIli ntJUIICU) BUIIUOI
1113 SAHLER 8 room, full basement.
Price. 33,650. Both finished In oak and
white enamel, oak floors, good locations.
TERMS. OWNER. WEBSTER 4193.
BEST LOT.
See full lot. Lake St, Jut west of Tel
ephone exchange; suitable for home, flat
or small apartment; cut price; best value
In town; will furnish money to build.
Shepard. Owner. 5004 Wirt St. -o.
Two Big Snaps
$500 DOWN. BALANCE LIKE RENT.
A new story and a half bungalow, S
rooms, all modsrn. Principal rooms fin
ished In oak. Nice large lot, located on
PAVED STREET AND ON CAR LINE.
A Beautiful New Home
On Omaha's Prettiest Mile, and close to
car. Ha a large living room with fire
place. Principal rooms finished In oak.
All , modern convenience. Homeseeker
(iid want high quality homes be sure to
see these. Arrange for appointment by
telephone. Call D. ')X In daytime and
can JJ. M.i oetw-cen 7 ana :30 p. m
BEAUTIFUL FLORENCE
HOME.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT,
BALANCE LIKE RENT.
1 7-room, all modern house, 3 large lot,
ISS-foot front, 133 feet deep, overlooking
Florence park. 3 blocks to school, 3 blocks
to car; tine shade trees; cement walks.
Will be sold cheap If taken this week,
THE VOGEL REALTY AGENCY.
1016.lt W. O. W. Bldg. Douglas 368L
DESIRABLE HOME
GOOD LOCATION
Kigbt-room, strictly modern house, on
paved street; one block from cr line;
largo lot; chicken house. Place about
four year old. Tartles leaving city. $:.9.
Seven rooms, strictly modern, up-to-date;
on car line; three year old; $1,000.
less than cost.
GALLAGHER Si NELSON,
4&u Brandel Bldg Doug-C3$;. -o
I
HEAL- ESTAT1-:.
1'ROI'HllTV FOll SAl.K.
city
ADJOINING CREKMTON 'S
FIRST ADDITION
S-room cottage In good condition, lot
Mxltt. city water. Only M.OOO.
BEM1S-CA RLBERG CO.
310-318 Brandels Theater Bid.
mooo KqriTY for ji.ooo.
Canadian farm land and equipment with
14 head horse, complete outfit of ma
chinery, etc., must be sold Immediately.
Sacrificed for cash. Art quick. 11 aw. Bee.
.MERCHANDISE stock wonted. Frld
man. Z0 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg.. Omaha.
TO Ut'V, M',l,l,tltHfcN'l', I' IKa'I sm
JOHN W lumniMK K FARNAM ST.
CLOSE In home, 7 rooms mod at 135
N. ISth St Must be sold at once. For
Information phone Douglas 3W.
HERE 18 a snap; "-room mod. except
furnace near 33d and Laird, nt cash. Re
duced to :,050. Phone Douglas 300".
HEAL ESTATE.
FARM A RANU1I l.A.N US FOR SALT,
Cnllturnlu.
LAND In the South Ban Joaquin Irri
gation district at low prices, both Im
proved and unimproved for prices that
are astonishingly low. it you are looking
for good land and low prices and honest
dealings, write to a man that has farmnl
all his life and knows land when he sees
It. My prices and booklet on California
land. FREE. ANDREW KERN. ES
CALON. CAL.
STOCK. RANCH.
Posslblo Subdivision.
23,000 acres, controlling 10,000 more, dote
to San Francisco. Cal. Feed all year
Around, IS miles river frontage, IS mile
railroad through property. Carries S.0OJ
head cattle. Price 312.50. an acre. Easy
term. For further Information write.
STINE & KENDR1CK.
23 Montgomery St.,
SAN FRANCISCO.. CAL.
Colurntlo.
(40 acres, 3V4 miles north of Akron, In
Washington, Colo., for sale by owner
because I am an asthmatic and must go
to a different climate. Que. H. Schmidt,
Akron, Colo. o.
MlnneKOlfk.
Minnesota
Farm Lands
From $15 to $75 per aero.
A'o the equal of any in the
United States that are selling
from $150 to $300 per acre.
Thjse lands can be bought
on easy terms.
Minnesota's 19l3 corn
crop, 40 bushels per
acrp, stands first of
all Btatos in the union.
SEND FOR SPECIAL PAGE CJT
MINNESOTA FARM' BARGAINS,
Published in tho
MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL,
Minneapolis, Minn., March 29 to
April 4. A 2c stamp will bring it.
THE M1I.LE LACS REGION IS THE
very heart of agricultural Minnesota;
level, fertile, clay loam lands, two hours'
ride from. Minneapolis, at 315 per acre are
too cheap to last long. Secure your land
before prices go up. Call or write lor map
and full information about our state and
university land running 30 years at 4 per
cent. Dally land excursions. Experi
enced (ield men to show you around. Now
Is the time to get over the ground. A.
E. Jnhnion Co., SCO 1st Ave., 3. Min
neapolis. 2S0-ACHE farm, 85 miles from Minne
apolis. IVi miles from a good railroad
town; part under cultivation, balance
meadow and pasture land; good soil,
good 8-room house, worth 33,000; barn,
granary, corncrlbs, cattle sheds, machine
fcheda, etc.; 14 cows, -0 head of steers and
heifers, threo horses, hogs, chickens,
complete act farm machinery, buggies,
wagon, aleds, W ton of hay, 1,200 bas
kets corn. i'M bushels, mixed grain. 175
bushels of potatoes; in fact, everything
on farm goes except the furnlturo. Price,
tU,Q0, one-half cash. Schwab Bros., 1023
Plymouth Bldg.. Mlnneapolla. Minn.
WE ARE offering tnousands ot acre
of choice and well Improved lands In the
Red River Valley, northeastern and south
eastern Minnesota; also cut over lands, at
retail and wholesale 'trices. Prices and
terms reasonable. Write us for Hats.
Active agent wanted In Iowa, Illinois
and Nebraska. Stewart Land Co., t'05
New York Life Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
Missouri.
FARMS for tale ; 35 down. IS monthly
buys 40 acre good timber land, near town.
Texas county, Mo. ; price, 3"J0u; perfect
title. J. u. Jarreii. Alt. vernon. ill.
XubrasitM.
VOUND 330-acre homestead In settled
neighborhood; fine farm land; not sand
hills; cost you 3200, filing lees and all. J.
A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
BUY A FARM VOn THE BOY
330 per acre'. Nebraska land. Ample
rainfall. No irrigation, two crops wneat,
oats, potatoes, corn, alfalfa, will pay lor
land. Perfect title. Call or wrlto
ARTHUR CHASE,
618 Om. Nat'l Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb. o
A BEAUTIFUL 30-aero suburban farm
by Lincoln, Neb., highly Improved, al
falfa, bearing orchard, hay. etc., $5,600.
D. C. Hilton. 306 Richard' Blk., Lincoln,
Neb.
Oreguu.
OREGON.
The chief city in eastern Oregon is
Ontario, on the main line of the Union
Pacific system to Portland. Six other
railroads converge there on the Sna.ce
river, which supplies power for lighting
and heating of all buildings In both town
and country nearby, a well at abundance
of water for Irrigation and domestlo use.
Electricity costs only $28 per horse power
per year. Every other section of land Is
farmed, so you can choose just the kind
of land you want by what you see grow
ing on the one next to it In other word,
every other section Is a demonstration
one. Our land about Ontario are cheap,
and good, and it has every evidence of a
modern, enterprising city. It ha a fine
climate, up-to-date schools, fine churches,
newspapers, banks, etc. Its surroundings
mutt Interest you,
Get our tine illustrated circular quick,
so you will Join our excursion first Tues
day In April April 7, 1914. Addresa on a
Soetal will do.
REGON & WESTERN COLONIZA
TION CO.,
636 Paxton Block. Omaha, Neb o
WashtnKtou
IRRIGATED LAND FOR SALE.
We own 3,000 acres choice fruit, dairy
and alfalfa land In Kittitas county, Wash
ington, which we are offering for sale
at reasonablp terms and prices. For par
ticulars write the W, W. Robinson Land
company. Hoge Bldg., Seattle. Weah. o
Wisconsin.
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general
crop state In
the union. Settlers wanted. Lands fo
tale at low price on easy terms. Ask
for booklet 34. on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant. State acre wanted. Write about
our grazing land. It Interested In fruit
landes ask for booklet on apple orchards
In Wisconsin. Address Land Dept. Soo
Line Ry.. Minneapolis. Minn.
OFFICIAL publication concerning soil,
climate and crop ot Wisconsin mailed
free to those addressing Wisconsin State
Board ot Immigration, Capitol 1000, Madi
son. Wis.
South Dakota
BARGAIN from owner If taken at once,
160-acre improved farm near Davis, Tur
ner county, South Dakota. Easy terms.
60,000 acres Improved and timber lands
on main line of Northwestern railroad.
Easy terms. For particular write Far
rell & Moore. Solon Spring. Wl.
Perltent Advertising Is the Road to
Bis Return.
Swappers'
WHAT I.AND IN KA STERN
I braska or western Iowa have you to
jttade for 110 acres of best fruit and
i vegetable land adjoining town In East
1 Texo? Address S C. (90. Be
GOOD FOUR. PASSENGER INTERNA
tlotiat auto to oxchongo for good build
ing lot or lots In Omaha; value 7tA Ad
dress S. C. 5T5, Omaha Bee.
ONE OR TWO LOTS CLEAR IN GOOl
town South Dakota: price, cash, )ttl
each, or exchange for Rood one-knrat dia
mond ring. AiVire S. C. 6S, Omaha Bee.
I40-ACRF. RICH. BLACK FARM LAND
In eastern Nebraska: price, J30.WW; want
M0.OW to 3JS.0OO general mdse. stock, with
out building. Address S. C. Ml, Omaha
Bee.
WANTED DISC PHONOGRAPH RKC
i.ros, slightly used, In rrect condi
tion, that are for sale chea) for Hash.
Address 8. C. J1, CAte'.Bee.
W1UL. SWAP GOOD QUARTER tKC
tlon ot agricultural land on railroad in
southern South Dakota for vacant lot,
house) stouk, bonds, or what haVw you?
Have good lot to trade for a first-class
diamond or will buy If bargain (or cash.
Address S. C. Ml. Omaha Bee.
I HAVE A ONE-TON LIGHT TIIULM
make offer. Address . CJU4. Ree;
UOOD COTTAGE -NORTH OMAHA.
Modern but heat. All newly painted
and papered. Garage. 16xK) ft. Cement
walks, MtK.. 3SIM. Want 1300 cash and
good, light auto or clear lots. S. C. 609,
uee.
TWO CLEAR LOT8 PIERRE, S. D.
Good abstract. Price. SLOW. Want cm.
mdse. or auto. Good abstract and war
ranty deed. H. C. &t3. Uee.
HAVE A PR1NTOORAPH MACHINE
for multiple letter work; prints through
rlbbou like typewriter, can use ordinary
printers' type, and outs, also; electric
motor and hand power; cost 3315. Will
trada for chean lot or land, or will con
sider any kind of a rtAtonabla otfer. Ad
en ess u. u., ru5, Bee.
TEAM OK MARES, ONE SORREL THE
other black, about 1.700 lbs. God condi
tion, broke. Will swap for farm machin
ery. Address S. C. WW, Bee.
1 HAVE BULL PUP 1 YEAR OLD.
white, thoroughbred bull, good and
sound; flno watchdog. Will exchange fo:
bicycle In good condition. S. ('. 002. Boc.
ONE FIFTEEN - LIGHT ACETYLE.NL.
What havo you? Address S. C. 13).
GAS STOVE. 1 LARGE BURNERS AND
ona oven, hardly used, excellent baker.
Would like to swan for chickens: prctr
White Rocks. Address S. C. 601, Bee.
A-NO. 1 SINOER SEWING MACHINE,
former pr.ee Ko. for kalu or swap. Ad
dress B. C. oil, Bee.
HAVE TYPEWRITER AND FLAT-TOP
desk: also ixi camera; want 'turxi-n
rug. or what have you? Address S. C.
560. Bee.
A GOOD BAKERY. WORTH 3300, FOR
trade. What have you. Addresa 8. C. 416,
care Bee.
CLEAR LOT SOUTH OMAHA, 26TH
and Madison. Price, $600. Trade tor
lignt auto. Guarantee tlt.e absnuct, Ad
dress S. C. 167. Bee.
GENUINE A1EX1CAN SADDUB AND
trappings, used slightly; will sell cheap
for cash, or what have youV Address S.
C. 540. Bee.
GOOD SMALL BOY'S B1CCLE FOR
sale or trade; boy outgrew It. What
have youT The bicycle Is In good condi
tion and enn bo used by boy between 6
and 9 years of age. Addrers 8. C. 540. Bee.
WILL SWAP TYPEWRITER FOR VIC
trola or 3A kodak. Address S. C. 60s,
Bee.
WILL 8WAP WHITE HOLLAND TUB
key torn for two turkey hens. Address
S. C. 666. Lee.
COLLECTION OF RUGS TO EX
changu for diamonds or cash. Will have
to see rugs to appreciate their value.
Addresa S. C, 617. care Bee,
WHAT HAVE YOU FOR ELEGANT
mahogany dresser and chiffonier? Ad
dress 8. C. 677. Bee.
WANTED TO TRADE PAINTING AND
papering for printing. Address S. C.
618. Bee.
WANTED T Y P K W R 1 T E K, TYPE
writer desk, flat top desk, filing cab
inet, office chairs; exchange clear lot In
South Orruha; abstract, good title. Ad
dress S. C. 6Z5, Bee.
CLEAR LOT FOR ROOAUNO HOUSE
of .10 or J2 rooms. Address S. C. 656, Bee,
REAL E8TAT1J.
FAIIM A RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Texas.
71 MILES SOUTH OF HOUSTON
In tho valley ot the Ban Bernard and
Caney Creek. We ore selling the most
fertile lands on the gulf coast of Texas.
Our lands do not overflow. Come buy a
homo while land Is cheap. For further
Infoimatlon call or write V. P. Sallce,
Sweeney, Braiorla county, Texas.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE R. E.
FOR EXCHANGE 220 acres; fine build
lng: 160 acres under plow, nice, nevel
land; black loam soil; groe and orchard,
well and engine; four miles from town
and one mile to school; $100 per acre. $1,001
rh down, and 12.000 November 1, 1014.
1 Clear property for the balance.
MOREHAHT-ATUniBUJM ijjvnu v.u.,
Mankato, Minn.
RUAXi ESTATE LOANS.
HARRISON. & MORTON. 16 Om. Nat
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEBFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1)16 Omaha Nat Douglas 2716.
"$ltt) to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Vead. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
CITY LOANS, Bemls-Carlberg Co.,f;
31J-313 Brandels Theater Bldg. u
WANTED City loans. Paters Trutt Co..
n a -otfTXT 13T3nJ Loans. 3500 and ud,
tf-n-U. V J.ll JJiVW. omaha Nat. Bank.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty,
W. H. Thomas. 328 State Bank Bldg.
WANTED City loans ana warrant.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam.
CITY'and farm loans. 6. 5V4, 6 per cent
J. VI. Dumont & Co., 1603 Farnam, Omaha.
MONEY on hand for city and farm
loans. II. W. Binder, City Nat Bk. Bldg.
REAL KHTATH. WANTED.
HAVE cash buyers, tor good vacant
I01PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Phono Douglas 1781. Wre Block.
WANTED To" BU Y .
Highest price paid fur furniture. D.J7t
WANTEDTO BORROW.
WANTED 4 Sou, pay 8 per cont, good
security. Addrea A 313. Bee.
WANTED TO KENT.
WANTED. TO RENT.
An 5 or -room house with garage In the
West Farnam district. Call
THE BYRON REED CO..
Phone Douglas 2tf7. 212 8. 17th.
Wanted to rent-west Fsrnam
district, modern S-room house, with two
baths. Address F 308. Bee.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OP WEST
SHIP live stock to south Omaha. Save
mileage and shrink me. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Stock Commission Merchant.
MARTIN BROS & CO., Exchange Bldg.
CONDITION OF BENNETT
IS REPORTED WORSE
LONDON, April 1 A Cairo dispatch
says that J.mes Gordon Bennett, pro
prietor of the New York Herald, after
showing considerable Improvement in
physical condition, has becomo worse. It
adds that physicians were in attendance
on him throughout the night.
Column
NK-WILL EXCHANGE K)OD 5-ROO.M COT-
take at MM Grant Bt , Omaha, pnee
K.SOO. Inc. WOO. for U.(() gro-ty slink or
Rents' fiirnlihlmc stock and hoes. Own
ers write me . '. 374. Omaha llee
OLD-8TYLK 8IDE1IOARD. II.RUSEYE
maple with marble tup. hand-carved
and a pretty pleee of furniture, tut bulky.
What have you to exchange? Address
L -'0; c .
1 HAVE 4ft ACRES FINK OREGON
fruit land; a 6-room eottaac. modern ex
cept heat, and n 1813 Overland to.irlns
-ar. Will trade for nnythlnK. Make of-
fer. Address 3. C. fJH. care Uee.
WHAT HAVE YOlrTO SWAP KOIl A
set of soldxn t'ttk tuartrr-iiWcil Olnl'ig
room furnMuie and n Solar tJ rs'wu
In good condition? Address B. . jy..
1 WANT TO SWAP SOME DlSCI'lfONtl
graph records. What have yourAddress
S. C. (S3, care lire.
iimnirv rnniA anm hllUL'HS
OK
Li.v lilnrl wnnttit f',r house or of.'. re
furniture; have roll top desk, two chairs.
chiffonier, leather prlor Unlit.
-,.-,-
HAVE GOOD OAK DRESSER, LOM-
mode, ce box anu sumo uniura. ..
t.niin tiw iitrA ami nsv differ
ence. or what hc svnl Kltst Rood offer
take It; ddtoss S. L. Ul, Bi
SECt I N D- H AN D HKillNGlON TYPL
wrlter to swap for good bicycle and
cafh Andrew a t' B4S. Uee. .
PRINTING A NO PAINTING WANTED
Is exchange for dentistry
AUUIUO
C. Wt, Bee. .
WILL T
rilADE A SEWING MACHINE
kcase or buffet. Address S. U
for book
tSO. Uee.
Ji.000 CLEAR MDSE. riTOCK IN
Onfaha. consisting of dry goods, no
tions, hats, gloves, shoes, etc. Fixtures.
IW0 only. Want clear Omaha property or
clear land. Will assume If some cah
paid. Good location. Cash business. S
C. 5T0. Bee.
ONE DOUBLE-BARRELED ITHACA
hammerlos shotgun; good condition;
will swap or sell. Make offer. Address
S. t.'. 6H4. bee.
INDIAN CURIOP, PRIVATE COLLUC
tlon, genuine buckskin. lead work,
clubs, pipes, etc.. beautiful and rare doc
iratlon for den. Will trade or sell. Ad
dress 8. C. Bee. .
f HAVE A GOOD, HEALTHY YEAR
ling colt 1 would trade for calves. Make
mo offer. Addros 8. C. 5S4, Bee.
I'LEAK LOT, EXCHANGE FOR ANY
kind of auto In running order. Address
S. C. 678. Bee.
1 HAVE A CAMERA OR A DIAMOND
or typewriter or a good watch and cash
for your p'uno. or what7 D. C. OOl, He.
WANTED -TO SWAP A STEAMER
trunk tn fine condition for a Morris
chair, or what? Addresa S. C. 647. Uee.
AN EDISON HOME PHONOGRAPH
with about fifty hast records, song and
music, for lot, horse, or what? Address
B. C. 572. Bee.
HAVE 3500 EQUITY IN COTTAOE;
will exchange for auto, or what? Ad
dress S. C. 57H, Beo.
FIRST CLASS PAINTER AND PAPER
hanger, will swap painting nnd paper
ing for coal, groceries, bujldlnir matctiiil,
or anything I can use. 8. C. 685,
TO SWAP ONE 3-DRAWBR 6X8 CARD
cabinet for typewriter. Address 8. C.
126. Bee.
1 HAVE A FEW CITY BUILDING LOTS
to swap for a good truck or high-grade
automobile. B. C 620, Bee.
WOODEN LETTER FILING CABINET,
3 drawers, to swnp tor an office chair.
Address S. C. 60S, Bee.
GOING AWAY, TRADE REMINGTON
visible typewriter, almost new, for dia
mond or article can' use. Addresa S. C.
Ul, Bee.
WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR
small Round Oak heating stove used
only one month? Complete with pipes
and nn extra set of grates. Address 8.
C, 626, Bee.
NEW HAMMOND TYPEWRITER. COST
300. Changed work so cannot use. Will
Undo or sell. Addresa 8. C. 65S. Bee.
WANT TO TRADE 31.000 EQUIT IN A
good 7-room house for clear vacant lot.
S. C. 573.
ALL-STEEL RANGE AND FURNITURE
for swap or sale. Make otter. Address
S. C. 678. Bee.
TOWNS OF KENTUCKY ARE
MENACED BY RISING RIVERS
LEXINGTON. Ky., April l.-Rcports
reaching here today from tho mountain
section stated that whllo the torrential
rains during the last four day had
stopped, Hazard, Ky., still was under
water, and thnt Bcattyvllle, Saylorsvllle,
nnd West Liberty, Ky were threatened
a the rivers continued to rise.
as
I UNIONISTS LIKE GREY PLAN
Receive Federal Government System
Scheme with Sympathy.
THEY ARE AFRAID OF ELECTION
Do Not TaUr to Spectre of Cnm
tin I Rit KotiRht on Plntform Cry
of "Parllnment Vcrsns
Army."
LONDON. April l.-Tho unionists are
alarmed at the spectre which the Car
sonltc methods havo raised of an election
fous.ht on a platform cry of "the Parlia
ment crsus the army" Rven the mod
erate liberals are anxious to avoid such
a struggle, which. It Is foreseen, would
let loose a flood of passion exceeding even
that which attended the agitation to abol
ish the veto power of the House of Lords.
Hence the proposal of Blr Edward Grey,
cclftRr.. of itatc for forcen affair, to
system of government for the British
I . .i,nin,. ..f n,ii rflfrlrtiHv. which
" -
he put forward in a most conciliatory
speech, has been received on both sides
ot the house with great sympsthj. and,
it Is believed, will lead to a renewal of
negotiations between the two front
benche for the nrranBment ot an ac
ceptable compromise.
The large body of opinion, both Inside
nnd outsldo Parliament, supports a
settlement on the federal basis, nnd h
meeting of about fifty members of th
house representing both partlea was held
today to discuss such a sottlemnut.
Viscount Morley's decision not to resign
ns lord president of the council pleases
the liberals, as at hi advanced age It
would have meont his permanent retire
ment from politics, and the party would
regret to see the veteran statesman re
tired under a cloud.
Two Are Instantly
Killed Under Auto
CODY, Neb.. April l.tSpeclal Tele
gram.) Voll Hyde, formerly of the
Hnwkcyc Heal Estate company of Lin
coln, and Knnny M. Reld ot O'Neill,
Neb., were killed here In an automobllo
accident. What Information can be had
Indicates they were enroute from Lin
coln to Montana In a Ford car and had
gained a distance of about eighteen
mile north And west ot here when their
car turned over.
The accident was not witnessed by
anyone, And when found by Charles
Randall, both were pinioned under the
car. J supposed they were killed In-
CinCl'l.ATIOJV STATKMKNT.
Ntatcment or the ownership, manage
trtent, circulation, etc., of The Omaha
Dally Bee, published dAtly at Omahu,
Jffb.'..rciu're(' hy tho ct f August
24, 1813.
Editor. Victor P.osewater. Omaha, Neb.
Managlnu editor, T. W. McCullough,
Omaha, Neb.
RiiRlncs managers. C. C Rosewalc-r
and N. P. Fell. Omaha, Neb.
rublUher. The Bee Publishing com
rany. Omaha, Neb.
Owners;
T.ho , Publishing company.
Stockholders:
Victor RosewHter. Omalia. Neb,; Charles
C. Rose water. Omaha, Neb.; Lah Rojo
water. Omaha, Neb.; Leah Rosewater.
trustee, Omahu, Neb.; N. p. Fell. Omaha.
gen,; Stella n. Fell. Omaha. Neli ;
ti- "wmsn, urasns, ivoD.r It.
A. Haskell, Omaha, Neb.; F, L. Holler,
Omaha, Nob.; Joseph Rosewater; Clevo
V?"": 9;! ,dn nosenwasser, Cleveland, O,;
Paul Rosen waaser. Cleveland. O.; Ur.
m.Bn JJ Rosenwawer. Cleveland. O.i
Alice R- Conn. Cleveland. O.i 8. Meyer
Estate. New York City; Antoinette Gar
lr. Omaha. Nb.; Alice Meyer, Omah.
J1' Meyer, trustee, Omaha.
Neb.; Eugene U Gclsmor. Cleveland, O.
Known hondhoders. mortgagee and
other securl y holders, holding l per cent
or more of total amount of bond, mort
gage or other ecurltle;
None.
Average number of copies of each issue
of this publication od or distributed,
through the mall or otherwise to T niiri
ccdlnsr the date of this statement. 33 2.11
N. P. FEIL, '
(Seal) ROBERT TIUNTERJ
H(My8 commissi rTAr
Land
J
When Meadows
are Green
18 THERE anything; In the world that looks
more contented than a good cow In a
good meadow?
Yes, there Is one thing that looks more
contented, and that Is a good farmer In a
good Held of wheat or corn. For he has the
human Intelligence to appreciate the great
harvests that the earth can yield.
Pe&ple are learning their' lessons these
days. People who have starved In the city,
on meager, unwholesome food. People who
have starred their minds with meager, un
wholesome lives are learning the leieon that
only the earth can teach. In every big city,
every Sunday, thousands upon thousands of
them swarm out through the railroads and
tho trolley lines to some little suburban
woods, or some nearby farm heavy with the
burden of its yellow harvest.
Perhaps you have not yet caught the spirit
of this movement toward the land. Perhaps
you are already too near to it to appreciate
how good it in.
But Just remember this, the thing which
all these other people missed Is tho thing
which you are going to miss some day. The
longing which they now have is the longing
which you are going to have before you die.
And the sooner you get that longing and
the sooner you satisfy it the better for you,
A llttlo land 1b the thing you need most in
the world.
Turn to the Farm Lands advertising in
the Want Ads of this paper. Do it now. See
how easy it is to own a bit of land, especially
with the easy payments that are usually of
fered to you. Answer some of these ads, and
mention The Bee, please, eaoh time you do
for that will be a help to us bb well as to you.
W0,
stantly a there were no signs of any
struggle.
To Readjust Mail
Service to Meet
the Out in Trains
WASHINGTON, April I.-Readjustmcnt
ment of the railway moll service ha been
undertaken by the Postofflce department
to meet the reduction In train jcrvice
on many ot the railroads of the countr.
It was announced today that Heeoml As
sistant Postmaster General Stewart would
arrange auch change on might be neces
sary. Several rallroods out of Chicago nlroadv
have eliminated their early morning
trains and Mr. Stewart said today that
he understands most trains to bo stopped
by the various road nre to bo of this
character. Resulting difficulty In deliver
ing early morning editions ot newspape-a
will be met by arrangements to have the
paper carried on Interurban elcctr
roads or on competing inllroad.
Whom Iralnn nrillnnrllv cnrrvlne mil
j WRy ,)08U,fflccll nrc eliminated. Mr Stew
art sal J. the car will be attached to
other trains and where It Is found iiclcs
sary to take away any largo quanMty ot
mull from a railroad the allowance from
tho Postofflce department to that road
will be reduced.
WRITES INTERESTINGLY OF
CUSTOMS IN THE FAR EAST
Interesting news of life In Australia
Is being received by Mr. Joeeph Kccnan
from hor former schoolmate, Mrs. John
Frnser, who was Miss Mae Schwenk of
Carroll. la. Tho latter has gone to Bal
larat, Victoria. Australia, with her hus
band to live thcro permanently, and
writes long and entertaining letters to
tho many friends and acquaintances sh
has left behind In America. Mr. Fraser
laughs about many of the customs and
condition In the Island continent, saying
that they nro not up to thoso ot the
fnlted Stoics, for which she still ac
knowledge a longing.
DELTA TAU DELTAS MEET
AND ORGANIZE LOCALLY
OrganUatlon of an Omaha alumni chap
ter of the Delta Tau Delta national col
lege fraternity was completed at a meet
ing of the University club. About a score
of alumni met and after taking. luncheon
togcthar perfected the organization and
elected officer oa follow; R. M. Man
ley, president! C. W. Russell, vice presi
dent; W, B. Aten, sccrotary-trcasurer; E.
E. Rlctor, chairman of' reception and en
tertainment committee.
luvrii NttTTa Note.
CRESTON-The flvu-tory building ot
Switt & Company Is nearly completed.
The lower floors arc already In use.
CRESTON Gioup No. of the Iow.v
StRto Bankers' association will hold the
annual meeting In Crcston April 21 this
year.
CRESTON The new Hotel Sydney at
Crcston Is completed nnd I being fur
nished by a local dealer. Tho hotel will
be open to the public May 16,
CRESTON Fred Krueger, after telling
hi friends that ho was going to kill him
selt, went home and shot hlmsolf. Tho
young man was 24 years of ago nnd un
married. SIDNEY Prof. Storey E. Sleeves of
Coin has been elected superintendent of
the Sldnov schools, succeertlmr Prof. T It
btono. who has held, the position for tile
last five yearB. Prof. Stone Is a candi
date for th office of county superin
tendent. The other teachers havo not
been elected.
SIDNEY The successful candidate in
tho city election wcro: Mayor, Tom Hat
ten, treasurer, C. A. Metolman; assessor.
1 E. lloltoway; councllmen, R. 8. Craw
ford. W. H, Carter. James N. Reade, C
W. Cress, Dr. Ralph Lovelady. A largo
vote wa polled. Ono ticket wa com
posed of young men. most of them un
hurried. Two candidate on this ticket
wero elected. Mayor Ilatten is his own
suocosor. Tho proposition to extend tho
city limits, taking in the Burlington
depot and terminals, carried by a large
majority.
Gnunlrr Jnuipa,
Tho Brooktyu rlub has old Shortstop
Gagnlcr. late of Nowark, to tho Troy
club of the New York . StatQ league.
Oagnlcr has Jolnod tho Brooklyn Federal
Flub ond his sale to Troy will be only
effective should tho Federal league col
lapse or Gagnler bo released by that or
ganization. lyr.
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