TUK BKK: OMAHA, TUKSD VY, MAY 5, 1914.
11
SWAPPER'S CObl'MX
HAVE QUARTER SECTION OF GOOD
land In Routh Dakota not Improved.
Want automobile, Ford preferred. Will
give someono a really good trade as this
land is a really Rood piece ot property.
Address, 8. C. 5, care Bee.
FIVB LOTS ORCHARD, OKU, NEAR
Oklahoma City, trade for auto; clear.
S. r. 6S0. Bee.
WANT RIDING HOUSE: HAVE $250
equity In a couple suburban home lota
worth $500. Address S. C. 606 Bee.
ALL. MODERN HOME, 2 TEARS OLD,
In north part of city, three blocks from
24th car line; 8 rooms and enclosed Sleep
ing porch. Newly decorated last fall.
Would trade my equity of $l,t00 for mod
ern bungalow or home with two or three
large lots, or for good acreage property
In north or west part of city. Also have
two lots in Kenwood Addition, 3Sth and
Evans St, wlilch I would apply on trade.
Address 8. C. 032. Bee.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE OSTEO
pathlo treatment for tailoring. & C.
69S. Bee.
WILL TRADA SEWING MACHIN3
for bookcase br buffet. Address 8. C
ISO. Bee.
HAVE VERY LATEST MODEL Vis
ible L. C. Smith typewriter, only used
short time. Will trade or sell, cheap.
Address S. C, 679, cure Omaha Dally Beo.
PRACTICALLY NEW STANDARD Vis
ible typewriter, up-to-date In every par
ticular and some cash for automobllo,
run-about preferred. Address S. C, t7,
care Omaha Bee.
8INOLE SEATED RUBBER TIRED
surrey, practically good as new, as part
payment on good 6-passenger automobile
or cash. Address S. C, 613, care Bee.
HAVE B-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE
on paved street, first-class condition,
well rented to good tenant. Has loan on
of $975. Will exchange $1,000 equity for
grocery, vacant lots, acreage or dia
monds. Mako offer. Address S. C. 634,
Bee.
I HAVE A FIRST-CLAbS FULL DRESS
suit In excellent condition; this suit has
only been worn u or 6 times and Is as
good as .new. Size, 37. Will sell for $15
casn. tor information write . u. tsj,
Omaha Bee.
HAVE A PRINTOGRAPH MACHINE
for multiple letter work: prints Through
ribbon like typewriter: can use ordinary
printers' type, and cuts, also; electric
motor and hand power; cost $335. wilt
trade lor cheap lot or land, or will con.
alder any kind of a reasonable olfvr. Ad'
dtess ti. C, 555, Bee.
TWO LOTS. NOtS. 169 AND 1G0 KEN'
wood Addition. 3Sth and Evans St.. un
encumbered. Will trade as part payment
on small modern cottage or bungalow In
north part ot city. Might consider trade
for small automobile, or would take good
motorcycle as part payment. Adaress
S. C. tUl. Ben.
LET ME FURNISH THE PAINT ANU
paint that old house. I can make it
look like new. Am first-class painter and
will do any kind of painting you may
have and will take In exchange anything
1 can use diamonds, horse and wagon,
auto. lot. groceries, tailor-madu domes.
or what have you? Will exchange 100
gallons shingle stain, au colors, b. c.
b36, Bee.
WILL EXCHANGE CARPENTER
work for cow or lot, or will work by
day. S. C. 635, Bee.
WORK HORSES WANTED IN EX
change for good lbO-acre land at cash
value; all or part; oaiance, u any, terms.
Aaaress a, v:. uv, is-
11.000 EQUITY IN SOUTH DAKOTA
income to exchange for anything. In
cumbrance of only $500. Address 3. C
Utl, Bea.
GENERAL MDSE. STOCK, $25,000, FOR
exchango for good land of equal value
in eastern iNODraaKa. j-iescnoe xuiiy, is.
644, Bee. omana
HAVE TWO CLEAR LOTS IN SOUTH
Omaha well worth S40J and 3100 cash.
Want a 1813 ford car in nrst-ciass uonai
tion. Address S. C. 633, care Bee.
GOOD AUTO WORTH 1W0 FOR GOOD
clear lot. Address s. c. eat, care nee
li-nn RXCHANGE FOR ALMOST ANY
thing. 7-passenger automobile. Address
6. C. W9. Bee.
GOOD VACANT LOT IN GOOD PART
of town: will swap for cash. Address
S. C, 680 ,care Bee.
RKi'nNn.UANU . REMINGTON TYPE-
wrlter to swap for good bicycle and
cash. Address S C 648, Beo.
WANT GROCERY BUSINESS TRADE
good house and a clear iou i-nco j.iw.
cauity sz.:uu. r,veu ucai. auukh o. v-.
691. Omaha Bee.
ONE INTERNATIONAL AUTO WAGON
111 good running order. $26(1 cash takes It.
Or 1 will exchange for a vacant lot of
equal value. Address 8. C. 646. care Bee,
AUTO TO TRADE JjOR A CLEAR LOT.
Addreeu s. sic, ueo.
SO ACHES CLEAR LAND. CENTRAL
Nebraska, exchange for light runabout
auto wortn ii.vw in casn. Aaaress u. u,
640. Bee, Omaha.
CLEAR LOT FOR EXCHANGE WANT
good light auto or diamond ring ot equal
vaiue. itico is casn. Aauress o. u
641, Bee, Omaha.
TWO LOTS ON J30 AVE.. NORTH OP
Webkter Ave., $400; 110 down, $10 per
montn, or win traae. Auuress a. u. bli.
care Bee.
BLUE RIBBON WASHING MACHINE
will trado lor anything. Address S. C,
I HAVE 20 ACHEb BEST SOIL IN
Texas, near gulf,. 2H miles from Robs
town: unimproved. Price 31.200. mtg. mi
Cabbage In field near there sold for $100
per acre tnis spring, uengntiui climate.
For sale or exchange for clear lota or
1913 automobile. Ado t ess s. c 637, Bee.
SMALL GAM ENGINE, LIKE NEW. TO
trade lor wnat f a. u. &M, llee.
DIAMOND RING IN EXCHANGE FOR
used Ford car. Address S. C. 6U1, Beo.
GOOD 7-ROOM HOUSE AND 3 LOTS,
In good live town, house always rented,
To swap for gooa automobile. Address
s. C. 645 Bee.
HAVE A FIRST CLASS GROCERY DO
ing a strictly cash business, which 1 wish
to exenange zor a property, nouse hav
Ing seven rooms and all modern con
venlences. Must bo clear. Address,
S. c. (M. Bee.
HAVE 110 ACRES OF BEST FRUIT
and vegetablu land adjoining town In
East Texas; win traae tor some good.
clear laua in eastern neorasKa or n.vva
or casn. Address S. C. 60S, Be.
1 OWN 320 ACRES FINE GRAZING
land, black soil, fine grass, fenced. Ly
man county, South Dakota; not tar to
R. R. town, which Is county seal. Price.
(15.00 per acre. Will exchange for grocery
store or stock ot gooas in small town,
or Income property, or majte oner. u. u
139.
OLD-STYLE 61DEBOAUU. BIRD'SEYE
maple with marble top, hand-carved
and a uretty uleco ot furniture, but bulky,
What have you to exchange? Addresj
K. C. 510. Bee.
WILL EXCHANGE UoOD 6-ROOM COT
tase nt 2625 Grant St. Omaha. Brio
J2.800, Inc. JfeOO, for 31,000 grocery stock or
eents lurnisniug siock ana suoes. uwo
crs write inn. a, u. ait. umana vet.
UNE OR TWO LOTS CLEAH IN GOOL
town South Dakota; price, cash, tJZi
tach. or exchange for good one karat dla
inond ring. Adaress S. C. CM. Omaha Bee.
TVO FINE NEW MODERN HOUSES
in Omaha to exchange for stock of
men's shoes or clear Texas lanJ. Equity
jj.ttw. b, i;. MT, nee.
INTEREST IN GOOD WHOLESALE
business, with position and modern res
lotnue to trade for clear land, preferably
in Texas, ,voo to w,iw. Aauress a,
em. Bee. ,
BAKERY FIXTURES COMPLETE KOIl
1335, or what have you to olferr S.
4. Bee.
WILL TRADE 17-JEWELED WATCH
for typewriter worth 112. S. C. 633.
HAVE NEW AND USED PIANOS,
Will trade for other musical Instru
n ents or will buy high grade piano,
Address, s. u. 676, nee.
WILL TRADE A GOOD HANDCAR
for a ball and a pitchers glove,
C. C. 6S1.
1 HAVE A 8x10 TENT. BLUE AND
white ktrlpe, heavy canvas, just the
thing for fairs and carnivals; cost SZi.50,
as good as new. What have you? Make
an offer S. C. 637. Bee.
I HAVE a section of land In McPherson
county. Neb.; to city Income; property
value about $5,000. S. C. 675. Bee.
ABOUT 140 NOVEL SHAPE WHITE
cold cream or ointment Jars for sale
cheap or trade for anything useful. Just
the thing for someone to start agency or
canvassing business with. 8 C. 668, Bet.
SWAPPER'S COLUMN
FOR SALE CHEAP ABOUT 200 AUTO
matte glass Ink wells, pr will trade for
books, camera or anything useful. These
retail at from 36e to 75c, and can easily
be sold by ft good canvasser at a hand
some profit, as thov are unliiuo and
practical. Will let responsible party have
them and pav after sold. B. C. Om. Bee.
HAVE 6 PHONK PADS. HANDIEST
thing In world for taking orders over
thn nlinnft nr nnv rilnco where phone Is
used much. What have you? Address a
671, Bee.
GOOD TELEGRAPH OUTFIT, INCLUD-
ing Mono sender, receiver, a rous oi
Morse, useful for student: worth $10: will
sell cheap, or whnt have you In exchange?
Aaaress t. u. is), uce.
OFFERED FOR RENT.
Apartments nnil Flnts.
PHYSICIAN'S OPPORTUNITY.
St. Louis flat, modern, splendid loca
tion, occupied t years by doctor. Look
at 1612 Ohio St. Vob. 6701.
FINE 6-ROOM APARTMENT,
.YUliliiiK liner in mu , v i v j . w...
an outside room: all good size and beau
tifully decorated; everything tho best;
living room and dining room in oak;
paneled ceilings, paneled walls and plate
rail In dining room; press brick mantel
with gas log and fancy tile hearth In liv
ing room; mirror door In coat closet; best
of plumbing fixtures and tile floor In bath
room; bed rooms and .bath room finished
In white enamel with mahogany doors and
glass knobs; oak floors throughout except
kitchen, which has maple; built-in cup
board, gas range, good sized enamel sink
with drain board in kitchen; refrigerator
In pniri'' rtrnln connected with sewer;
complete set of window shades and cur
tain rods; laundry room in uasemeni. mm
laundry tubs and steam dryer; locker
space; houso telephone system; steam
heat; janitor service. ee jauum, nyi. ,
Nathan." ifith and Soruco Sts. (next
block north) or call office for Information.
SCOTT & HILL CO.
Douglas 10(9.
ordon Van Co.?
219 N
mil st.
Phono D. 394 or H. 5913.
NEW brick apartments, ready to move
Into; completely turnisnea, aisncs anu
all: 4 rooms, $6 per week; z rooms, H
per ween, tan uuuk. oiu uuuu v..-u
hours.
-R. Apt., 17; 21st & Nicholas. Web. 2SS4.
ROOM slnglo flat, strictly up-to-date,
reasonable. 2901 Dewey Ave. Rod 3(U,
DESIRABLE FOUR ROOMS IN THE
CALIFORNIA AI'ABTMisnio, oj
JANITOR. D. 6237.
NEW 4-room apartment,
all modern.
2002 N. 26th St. w. aw.
1S09 FARNAM, 6 rooms, completely mod
ern; suitable location lor ouicts, biu
dios, dental or dressmaking rooms, etc.,
for tenants wishing homeB adjoining.
Thos. F. Hall, 4JJ uamge uian. aj. hw.
NEARL.Y new flat, six rooms, reception
hall, modern, sua lass ot, m;naun
FIVE and ts-room flats, modern except
heat, J16. Phone uougias dpw.
FOR RENT-10-room Hats, , au.-au
Douglas St. Phone Douglas 3418 or call
at 330 Brandcls Theater Hldg.
OQDEN ANNEX rooms, wun aituji-
enets. council mam.
2013 CHICAGO ST. Nice front. 6-roin.
with nam, apartment, umw"
FOUR-ROOM apt. and alcove: front and
back Btalrway; modern, zwi uecmi.
Harney 3063.
vehy chrflcn 4 or 6-room steam heated
apartment on west turn ,,
JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1802 FARNAM ST
6-R. modern flat. 22. 230 8. 24th. H. 471L
Iloard nnd poom.
IJRGE, beautiful room, dresser, chlf
i.hi. lonihpr rockerB. three win
dows: very cofnfortablo and In fine nelgh-
borhoou; exccneiiw .wiibi.
roundlngs. Very reasonable. Call Harney
BS27.
PRIVATE home, best meals, comfortable
rooms for cmpipyeu muico im
men. uougias oiw
SO. 41ST, b02-Strictiy moacrn rooms.
with boaru, in pnvam mum. "..
Knrnlstaed Hoomi,
NICELY furnished rooms for rent.
2304
Howard, or can itarncy qjlu.
JONES ST., 2516 Large, pleasant room;
private, modern. Walking distance, gen
tlemen, reference. Red 6242.
BEAUTIFUL private home; for particu
lar people lOQK at jmi uoase.
NOW READY Large, newly furnished.
cool, airy, cneenui iuuuio.
So. 20th ht. .
DESIRABLE front room,, electric lights,
cool, airy; lovely for summer. 214 N.
25th St.
New West Hotel; reasonable. 1414 Doug.
llousekeplna Rooms,
2419 DODGE, two desirable housekeeping
rooms.
Vurulsbed Ilou.eKceyiuB Rooms.
FOUR ROOMS, modern, private flat for
light housekeeping or sleeping. Refer
ence required. 220 N. 25th Bt. Red 7045.
D4S SO. 20TH AVE. Light housekeeping
rooms, suite of two 3.oo; suito or two,
J3.25; suite of two, S4.25. All new furni
ture. Rent free till May 10.
714 NO. 18TH ST. Modern light house
keeping and sleeping rooms, lurmshea
complete.
TWO splendid parlors, complete for light
housekeeping; moaern: reierences. .
1580.
STRICTLY" modern light housekeeping
rooms. 213 S. 25th St.
1909 Douglas. 2 mod. housekeeping rooms.
Unfurnished llonsekueiilnir Rooms.
ENTIRE 2d floor of residence. 3 rooms.
bath, newly aecoratea. ;u. wen.
FIVE rooms for rent. Harney 2181.
Untarnished, lluumi.
SO. S4TH, 555, four clean pleasant rooms,
TWO or more unfurnished rooms, second
floor; references. 1402 Evans St.
Hotels and Apartment.
DODGE HOTEL Modem. Reasonable,
FOR
RENT
OGDEN
HOTEL
Council
Bluffs.
100 sleeping rooms, 11 apartments
with kitchenettes. Will rent dining
room separate if desired.
C. E. KIMBALL.
OGDEN HOTEL rooms 2 ler
Council Bluffs.
CALIFORNIA Hotel, 16th and California.
Weekly rates 2 and up. Douglas 7083.
Ilouica and Cottuvea,
1 Van & Storage Co., packs,
I -rinnP moves, stores and ships.
VJ 1J i-V rjnuff. 433S. Douc. S7S5.
"ROOM flit, pressed brick, front, sax
floors In reception hall, parlor and din
ing room; 4 nice bed rooms upstairs,
new plumbing, furnace; rent 122.60; 100
N, 29th St Can you beat It? Bemls.
Carlberg. 310-312 Brandela Theater Bldg.
MODERN 6-room cottage. Webster 4395.
SEVEN rooms and bath; all modern, on
' csr line. Phone Harney ii049,
7-ROOM, modern house, hot water heat;
gas log; paved street; good shade. No.
2121 Locust St; rent, $25. Key at House
west. W. D. Crawford. Webster 25S6.
$16 rooms, with barn, 3S1I Brown St.
$20S-r,. mod. ex. heat, east front, paved
street, 1618 No. 35th St.
$25 6-r., strictly mod., nice basement,
barn, fine location, 3406 Lincoln Ave.
SCOTT & HILL CO. Douglas 1003.
6 ROOMS and bath,
newly papered, 2-
story, modern. 2020 No. 22d
web. 4U8.
FIVE-ROOM cottage for rent. 4612 Izard
St. Webster 6766. $12 per mo.
NEW 6-room house, bath, dandy steering
porch, laundry, fine lawn, $30. Red i.23v
2420 Burt l
FOR RENT-!-room modern house. 2432
S. 20th St
REAL ESTATE.
I'rtOl'KltTV FOR SAI.K.
CITY
FourAcrePieces
A New Home
on Each
Easy Terms
This is the opportunity you have been lookink for if you
l)ke a big gnrden and want to raise chickens and keep a cow.
Each piece has a new 4-room house and a good well.
One tract has a small vineyard ami another has a good
apple orchard.
WE'LL SELL TJ1EM ON SMALL FlliST PAYMENT
DOWN; BALANCE LIKE KENT.
Bankers Realty Investment
Company
Ground Floor Bee Bldg. Telephone Douglas 2926. -o
TO 1!UV, SELL, OR RENT. FIRST SEE
JOHN W. ROBD1N8. 1S02 I-'ARNAM ST.
$1,500 COTTAGE
Brand new, t rooms, with Btalrway to
largo floored attic, city water, electric
lights, cement basement; easy terms; can
also give adjatnlng lot for 2K, on terms.
C. G.CARLBERG,
310-12 Brandcls Theater Bldg.
NICEST lot in Clalrmont Add. Harney 431.
STRICTLY modern 5-room cottage, paved
street. 3C30 Seward. Harney 451.
FRONT lot, Roanoke addition, 40x142
colored or white. Doug. 8793.
4-ROOM houso and lot on Carter Ijike
Blvd., 14th and Grand Ave. Owner
leaving city. It can be bought cheap.
4729 No. 14th Ave.
OFFERED FOR RENT
Honses nnd Cottages.
MODERN 5 and 6-room cottages and
flats. 2124 Miami St.
MAGGARD
St ships household goodsfc pianos. D. 1496.
I (i T?rnrl Exp, Co., furniture & Piano
t). Vy. XVllU moving, D el45. tv. fj.
FIDELITY;
Storage and Van'
Co. Uoods stored,
moved, nacked.
shipped. 16th and Jackson Sts. Doug. 1516.
FOE KENT
We have a complete list of all houses.
apartments and flats that are for rent.
inis use can oe seen free of charge at
Omaha Van & Storage Co., 80S S. 16th St.
FOUR-ROOM houso. 421 N. 34th. H. 2781.
(ROOM modern house, 271U Decatur St.;
a, i-iiuno xiarney bio.
HmiROQ 1,1 al parts of the city.
FREE RENTAL LIST.
Complete "for rent" list of houses.
apartments and flats on file at our office;
no cnarge whatever. Union Outfitting
Co., 16th and Jackson Sts.
SIX-ROOM house, modern except heat.
2019 N. 21st St., first-class condition; 20.
Call Webster 4009.
12-ROOM modern house with barn; hot
water heat. 1618 Harney St. Inquire T.
J. O'Brien, H. 1004. p. 12IS.
FOR SALE or rent, new modern six
room bungalow. Near Omaha's prettiest
mile. Call at either office of Bee or 5435
Florence Blvd.
7-ROOM strictly mod.. 3215 Callofrnla. 30
SOUTH SIDE
Klvo-room cottaira for nnll tllrn hnmn
big lot, sanitary chicken coop, truit trees
and shrubberies. Apply at 1707 S. 11th.
5-ROOM modern cottage.
N. 27th Ave.
SEVEN ROOMS, FIELD CLUB.
Fine 7-rOOm homn nt 3.KW Pnnnlatnn
Ave., all modern, vacant In few days, $50.
i-& mm TKUoT COMPANY.
120.007 rooms. Hot water heat, electric
light, cement basement, fruit,
shade, chicken house, garden. One
block to car.
S22.00 rooms, all modern. East front,
near car. Fine neighborhood.
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY.
17th and Douglas Sts. Douglas 5013.
Klorei nnu 01 1 ice.
lill FARNAM ST. 2,000 square feet; 1803H
Farnam St., i,i00 bquare feet, lVu7-ldtK-1811
Farnum St. (basement), 8,uOU squaia
feet, both Farnam bt. and alley entrances:
abundant light; steum heat.
THOS. F. HALL. 433 Rainge Bldg. D. 74M.
HANDSOME double store. Oood as any.
With complete outfit. Shelving, bins,
counter, meat room, t js and oil tanks;
for groceries and meatj. A money maker
In hands of competent man. T. J. HOOK.
1101 No. ISth St.
FOR RENT Grocery store with shelving.
counters and ice box. 413 No. 23d St..
Co. Bluffe, la. Inquire at 2227 Ave. E.
REAL ESTATE.
FARM &. RANCH LA.Ml.i KOIl SALE
Colorado.
I CAN LOCATE YOU
in Colorado on u una 3Jt-aero homeatead
In Bettled community, close to schools.
where gooa cups are grown; best of
maraets, cioso 10 raiiroaa ana largo city
Address E. 395. Bee.
Illinois.
FOR SALE Choice Illinois Imp. farms,
near Chicago; bargains ail of them; 'M
acres, f 110; 226 acres, fl; 60 acres, (100;
BO acres, 1125; 200 acres, 10; lfiO acres, ISO;
120 and 240 for 160. Many others, any
size, from (75 to 1350 per acre. C. W.
Mills. ,9 South La Salle St.. Chicago, 111,
Mlchlenn,
FOR SALE $2,600 buys 80 acres of good
land, good house and barn, beautiful
orchard; Z miles from city of Holland,
Michigan. For further particulars write
to or call on C. De Keyzer, Holland,
Mich. Write for catalogue.
FOR SALE 11,200 buys 15 acres, a largo
house and barn, and other buildings;
also an orchard; fine location, 3V4 miles
from city ot Holland, Michigan. For fur
ther particulars write or call on C. Da
Keyser. Holland, Michigan. Write for
catalogue.
FOR SALE-J1.200 buys a fine, almost
level 40-acre farm, with a small log
house, good large tv.rn, dandy large ap-
pie orcnara; a nines irom city oc iiouanu
(Michigan. For further particulars cMl or
write to C. De Keyzer, Holland, Michi
gan. Writo for catalogue
South Dakota.
FOR SALE Bargain, 100 acres, South
Dakota: 2H miles from town, 30 miles
from capital; main line C. fe N. W. Ry.
W. F. Gray. CS47 Superior St. Chicago. I1L
BAROAIN-Oood deeded Indian land, 160
aores, in Bennette cojnty, and SO acres
In Tripp county, South Dakota, by owner,
Luther S. Bear. Hicks, Fuller, Plerson
Co., 8loux City, la.
Minnesota,
FOR SALE Several thousand acres of
Improved and unimproved lands In
Minesota, North and South Dakota,
ranging In price from $15 to $75 per acre.
;ood live agents wanted. Maxwell Land
Co, t!i Palace Bldg, Minneapolis, Minn.
REAL ESTATE.
IITY PltOI'KRTY FOR SALE.
AllSTllAC TS til- TIT 1.15.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract
cfflc In Nebraska. 206 Brandcls Theater.
Unison Ilenl ISntntr fur Sale.
NICE hoities to fit any . pocketbook.
Bailey. 6S21 Main St. Tel Benson 834.
SMALL two-room house and three lots
for sale, on 6Cth and Spauldlng, near
Benson, JJ50. Call Harney 274 or Urocory,
1420 Military Ave.
LEAVING CITY.
8-r., mod. home, lnrgo lot. fruit, bluff
vlew-3.200-. J1.400 cash. Webster &33L
Tho Persistent and Judicious Use ot
Newspaper Advertising is the Road to
Business Success.
REAL ESTATE.
FARM & IIANCH LANDS) FOR SALE.
Minnesota.
NICE S60 acre Improved farm, 20 miles
from Minneapolis; part under cultlva
ticn; can practically all be farmed; eight
room house; lrn, granary, corn cribs,
wind mill, eta; lays level; will produce
good crops of corn, oats, clover, eto. ;
telephone and R. F. D. pass buildings;
ono mile to railroad station; good roads;
20 fresh milk cows, worth 70 apiece; 6
horses, complete set farm machinery can
go with farm; price for everything, 137.60
per acre, or. will sell farm without per
sonal property at $29 per acre; one-half
cash. SCHWAR BROS.,
1028 Plymouth Bld. Minneapolis. Minn.
Minnesota
Farm Lands
From $15 to $75 per acre.
Aro the equal of any in tlio
United States that are selling
from $150 to $300 per acre.
These lands can be bought
on easy terms.
Minnesota's 1913 corn
crop, 40 bushels per
aero, stands first of
all states in the union.
BEND FOR SFECIAL PAGE OF
MINNESOTA FARM DARGAIN3,
Published in tho
MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL,
Minneapolis, Minn., March 29 to
April 4. A 2c stamp will bring It.
For Sale
Quarter Section
Sniuhpi-n Minnesota land. Under cultlva
tlon, "0 per acre, $3,00 cash, Quarter
section Hyde county, S. D., choice, J30
per acre, tl.wX) cash. Snaps for quick
sale, uox ziu, uignmoro, a. u.
Kebrnikii.
fOUND 320-acre nomestead In settled
neighborhood; fine farm land; not sand
hills; cost you W0, filing tees and all. J.
A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
BUY A FARM FOR THE HOY
J30, Nebraska land, deep, black' loam,
big crops, wheat, oats, potatoes WITH
OUT IRRIGATION. Tract No. 14, 16S
acres, good plow land; one-third cash.
A dozen other equally good farms. Farm
ers hnvlng grown sons should write for
free booklet, "Father. Son and Farm."
ARTHUR CHASE, Solo Agent.
64S Om. Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Doug. 680.
FINE
Neb..
Colo.
level ',4 section, Cheyenne Co.,
S miles out. McKlbbln, Laura,
YCtsuoiisitt.
Upper Wisconsin
Best, uulry and general crop state in
the union. Settlers wanted. Land fo
sale at low prices on easy terms. Ask
for booklet 34, on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant Statu acres wanted. Write about
our grazing lands. If Interested in fruit
landes ask for booklet on auolu orchards
In Wisconsin. Address Land Dept. Soo
Line Ry.. Minneapolis. Miun-
2&-ACHE tiurnctt county. Wisconsin.
farm; gooa soli; houso, new barn 40x60,
silo and other buildings; floe spring
stream runs through land; on mall route
and telephone; about 11 acres under cul
tivation: can practically an De farmed;
good soil; price, $7,000; $.1,(09 cash, balance
can stand five or ten years, ti per cent;
line siock (arm.
SCHWAB BIIOS.
I02S Plymouth Bidg., Minneapolis. Minn.
South Dakota.
WE WANT TO TELL you all about our
deeded Indian lands: title directly from
U. S. Preferable to hon steads. Ittch,
black soli; no stone, fine soft water; one
crop of flax pays for land. Write today
for 3G-puge booklet Hartung Land Co.,
lloom v, McLaughlin.
KOH SAJJS Pit KAOUANGK It. E.
WlilT HAVE YOU'TO EXCHANGE for
a Baker Electric, (Victoria style), In
good condition; value $T00. Would prefer
Omaha vacant or Improved property.
Phone Webster 521.
CHOICE Eunurn valley turms for sale
or trade. Address It. E, Duval!. Na
llgh. Neb.
Pianos for other musical Instru'ts. D. 2017.
FOH BALE or trade, a 10-room rooming
house, full of roomers, for & good oar.
Address M 3SV, Bee.
HEAL. KSTATK JrfMNS.
$100 to 110,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead. Wead Bldg., lth and Farnam.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam.
firK, CITY LOANS, Bemls-Carlberg Co.,
UII0-312 Hrandeia Theater Bldg.
FIVE per cent farm loans. Optional pay
ments and annual Interest. WM. Mc
COltMICK, 1201 Farnam.
3ARVIN BROS. $ and up.
WANTED lit) loans, l'cltra Trust Co.
iSICKLES HEARS DEATH'S CALL
Fnmous Fighter Expires at His Home
in New York City.
LAST GETTYSBURG COMMANDERS
Wife, AVhn Unit Ilecn KMmimfil
from Hint fir Mnny Years, nt
Ills Ilcil.ldc When Sum
iiiiikk Comm.
NEW YORK. May 4.-0neral Daniel
E. Sickles died at his homo shortly after
9 o'clock lHt night. His wife wns nt his
bedside at the end.
,Mrs. Sickles, who had ccen estranged
from her husband for mnro than a quar
ter of a century, went to the general's
house yesterday when she was Informed
ho was dying and took charge of tho ar
rangements for his care. Sho remained
near lilt sldo through tho day and
watched by him until his death.
Thn flnil reconciliation was brought
about largely through tho efforts of their
son, Stanton. II Is understood.
Hrronrllril for Week.
General Sickles' death Tas dua to
rpmhrsl hemorrhage and paralysis. He
had been In a comatnso condition since
yesterday. Besides Mrs. Sickles, their
son, Stanton, and tha general's negro
servant who had attended him for years,
were at tho bedside.
It developed tonight that the recon
ciliation between General Sickles and his
wife wns effected mora than a week ago
and that last Sunday night tho General
and Mrs. Sickles and Mrs. Denman, his
half sister, had dinner together. On
Thursday when tho aged veteran was
stricken, Mrs. Sickles and her son, Stan
ton, were notified, hnstened to his home
nnd remained thcro throughout his last
illness.
General Daniel Edgar Sickles was tho
last of the great commanders who fought
in the battle of Gettysburg. For a decado
ho was a fighter by profession all his
llfo ho wns a fighter by nature.
The gruff old warrior, with one leg shot
away In battle, tils mnssivo neau re
sembling Bismarck's, was a picturesque
figure as ho hobbled along on crutche
during tho last halt century of his turbu
lent life.
His Indomitable fighting spirit remained
to tho last. Born In New York City In
1S25, Sickles, nt the' age of 22, fought the
whlgs as a democrat In tho N$w York
legislature. At 23 he. displayed his fight
ing eplrlt as corporation attorney ot
New York. It was he who Bocufed for
his city its great Central park. At this
time his military career began as major
of the Twelfth regiment, National Guard,
New York.
ICnrly In CoiiRrrss,
Ho fore he was 32 years old Major
Sickles had served as secretary of lega
tion at London under Minister James
Buchanan; ho had won a state senator-
ship through a bitter campaign and ho
was seated In tho Thirty-fifth congress
at Washington.
It was at this time that an event occurred
which became the sensation of the day.
Sickles had begun his eccend term as
congressman In 1859, when the national
capital was stirred by tho nows that
tho young representative from New York
had shot nnd killed Philip Barton Key,
the United States district attorney for
tho District of Columbia. Sickles declared
that Koy had misled Mrs. Sickles, who
was Therose Pagloll, daughter of an
Italian music teacher. The trial lasted
twenty days, ending In tha acquittal of
Sickles on tho ground of "unwritten
law." He then took his erring wife back,
Never Infamous tn Fnriftve,
"I am not awaro of any statute or code
of morals," said Sickles to his critics,
"which makes it Infamous to forglvo a
woman. I can now see In the almost unl
versal denunciation with which sho Is fol
lowed to my threshold, tho misery and
peril from which I have rescued the
mother of my daughter. I shall strlvo to
prove to all that an erring wlfa and
mother may be forgiven and redeemed,"
airs. bicKies died of a broken heart a
few years later.
At tho outbreak of the civil war the
young fighting politician, then 30 years
old, went to Lincoln to offer his services.
"You have been a lender In New York.
democratic politics," ssld the president.
"If you krpt your end up at that game
surely you'll do to take command of men
In tho field. Raise your regiments nnd
you shnll bo brlgndler general In com
mnnd."
Ilnlxra Fnninus ItruluiPii t ,
Sickles raised the famous Excelsior
brigade In New York, taking command of
ono of Its regiments as colonel. Lincoln
kept his word and In 1S61 raised him to
brigadier general. His fighting spirit
early won hlni his spurs. On tho peninsula
and at Antletam he distinguished himself
as a soldier and leader. At Chancellors
vlllc ho led n division. At Gettysburg he
led the Third corps, lost a leg and becatno
a national hero. At 27 years of ngc he
had risen from a colonel to major general
of volunteers.
After the war his fighting spirit led him
Into tho regular army, and he beenmo
first brigadier and then major general
He continued active service until 1309,
when ho was appointed minister to Spain
by President Grant
Ynntcee Klnir of Son In."
At the court of Bpaln Sickle's vlgorout
porsonallty mado him a dominating fig
ure. Four years of brilliant diplomacy
brought him the epithet of "The Yankee
King of Spain." Hero he contracted his
second marriage, with tho beautiful and
distinguished Sonorlta Crengh. This ro
mnnce wns followed by estrangement
which was to last more than a quarter
century. In addition to this domestic
trouble came his Interference In the mar
riage plans of his daughter to a penniless
Spanish nobleman. Father and daughter
separated In bitterness, the latter to re
turn to the United Btates to die without
reconciliation.
General Sickles' life drew to a close
with frequent romantic situations. He
faced bankruptcy proceedings In his last
years, though ho had early In life re-
reived a large share of his father's
S3.000.-000 estate, but his estranged wife
and Bon came to his aid on several occa
sions. His last days were spent nt 23 Fifth
avenue. New York, surrounded by war
relics nnd attended by his faithful negro
servant.
HKAIj KSTATH 1X)ANB
H. Bill nuN ft MORTON. 1 Om. Nat.
CITY and fnn loans, i, &H. ? per cent
J, H. Dumont & Co.. 1P03 Farnarn Omaha.
MONEY on hand for Mty and farm loans.
H. W. Binder. City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Ttnniaa. an otaie nan mua.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
WIG Omaha Nat Douglas 27U.
GOOD INVESTMENTS.
Would llko to hear from Individuals
who have money to loan on real estate.
Am located In one of Nebraska's best
counties. Address Y 535, Bee.
Two Are Held for
Aiding Delinquency
of a Minor Girl
Morrs Kahn, a street car conductor
living nt 2tS0 South Twenty-seventh street,
waived preliminary hearing In police
court nnd was bound over to the district
court under $1,600 bond on tho ehnrgo of
aiding nnd nbettlng In the delinquency
of a 16-year-old girl employed nt a Fif
teenth street shlno parlor. Harry Day
wart, a taxi Vhnuffeur living nt the
Wellington hotel nnd nrrestcd on the
same charge Saturday night, will be ar
raigned Tuesday. . Probation Officer
Bernstein, who brought the case against
the two men. declares ho will take stops
with Police Commissioner Kngel to pre
vent the employment of girls under age
at the establishment. Tho proprietor as
xcrts he 1ms contracts with tho girls, In
which each made affidavit that she was
over 18 years of age.
MUFFLERS MUST BE CLOSED
Chief Dunn Issues Orders for Autos
and Motorcycles.
FOUR MEN ARE NOW MOUNTED
Mnfflrr Rule Applies to 1'ollce
WH1 n to I'rlrntf t'ltlsenn
Fourteen New Men Added
to the I'ollre Forcr,
Chief of Police 11. W, Dunn has Issued
orders to the "flying squadron" to ar
rest motorcyclists aa well as automobll-
1st who drive with mufflers open. To
bring about a better condition In tho au
tomobllo trnfflo of the city the chief has
districted the town Into four sections,
over each of which n motorcycle officer
presides.
"The muffler rule applies to police as
well as private citizens," Bald the chief.
Motorcycle officers are not supposed to
run with muffler open any more than
anybody else,"
Several complaints have been received
by the chief ngalnat milkmen who per
sistently drive on tho wrong sldo of the
street, The motorcycle officers have been
ordered to stop this practice.
Commissioner ICugot has appointed two
men from patrolmen to tho motorcycle
squad and fourteen other policemen have
been appointed to tho fqreo.
WELL KNOWN WOMAN FINDS
DIAMOND PIN AT DANCE
The person who found tho diamond pin
lost by Mrs, L. F. Crofoot at tho recep
tion given to the Michigan Olco club at
the Omnha University club, April 21, and
failed to return It until two days later,
was a well known woman, who was a
finest at the dance. .
Of this much detectives employed In the
case are positive, but aa to further de
tails they are reticent. It is said, how-
ocr, that the woman has admitted her
Identity and that she Is a relative ot n
member of the University club.
ARMY ENLISTMENTS DO NOT
COME UP TO THE RECORD
Despite the fact that the war craze.
acted as Incentive for Omahans to cn
list In tha United States army the local
recruiting station reports that tho sum
total of enlistments for the month of
April fell below tho record, Thirty-four
men enlisted during the month at tho
Omaha station and nlno men reported at
both Sioux City nnd Des Moines, the sub
stations. This makes a total of fifty.
two. Tho record enlistment for the last
five years Is sixty.
EVEN LAWYERS WOULD
STEAL ICE ON SUCH A DAY
"Even lawyers would help themselves
to Ice, If they found It laying on the
ground on such a warm day aa Sunday,"
declared Julius Coolcy In police court,
whllo defending Leonard Cumberland
and Joe Domlnlck, Italians, living at Gib
son. They were charged with taking Ico
from thn railroad yards. Judge Foster
let them off with fines of $1 and costs
each, and told them to get Ice In the
legitimate way hereafter when the
weather was hot.
CRAP SHOOTERS FINED
FIVE DOLLARS AND COSTS
Because pollen officers insisted upon
breaking up n harmless and Innocent
game of "craps" at Thirty-first and Bur-
dotte streets Saturday night, Frank
Severs, 2206 Burdettc street, threatened
to lick the whole pollco force. His ef
forts to prevent the arrest or his friend,
Ed 8utton, who Uvea near by, kept the
raiding officers so busy that tne rest ot
the players escaped. Severs and Sutton
were fined $6 and costs each In police
court.
FOUR SPEAKERS SELECTED
FOR STATE TEACHERS' MEET
Tho executive commlttco of the Ne
braska State Teachers association has
selected four ot the speakers who will
address the teachers at tne meeting In
Omaha in November. The speakers are
David Sneddcn, commissioner of educa
tion of Massachusetts; George Strayer
and Henry Suzzalo of the School of Edu
cation of Cphimbla, and Paul Hanus of
tho Harvard faculty.
SCHAFFER THINKS HE HAS A
RIGHT T0J3EAT HIS WIFE
"She Is my wife; I have a right to
beat her," Joe Schaffcr explained In
police court when arraigned on a charge
of abusing his spouse and family. How
ever, Judge Foster disagreed with Joe
as to his rlghtti as the head of a family,
j ftnd Rlive h)m a nlncty-day suspended
sentence by way of warning The man
lives at 2R0O Walnut street.
HENRY JONES IS BURIED AT
FOREST LAWN CEMETERY
Funeral services for Henry Jones,
Omaha pioneer, were hold at the family
residence, 1811 North Twenty-fifth street.
Runday afternoon. Rev. W. J. Howell of
tho First Baptist church offlclatlon. Rev.
W. C. Maxwell assisted at the ceremonies
and special music was sung by the Cal
vary Baptist church choir. Interment
was at Forest Lawn.
Constlpntlou Itrllrvrd
by Dr. King's New Life Pills. Liver and
bowels kept healthy and active. Don't
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Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
NEW GRAIN EXCHANGE HOME
Option Secured on Site at Nineteenth
and Harney Streets.
IS TO BE EIGHT STORIES HIOH
Drnl Xott Depends on the Expen
Which AVnnlil lie Incurred In
Ilu'lldlnK Snltnlilr Founda
tion for Strncttirr.
Providing a foundation can be secured
without too much expense, the Omaha
Grain exchange will erect Its new homw
on tho lots nt 'Nineteenth nnd Harney
streets, directly west nnd ncross tho
street from tho Omnha Public library
building. The prico hns been agreed upon
nnd this site selected. Experts are now
testing for the foundation.
Years ago a creek wended Its way
through the city from tho northwest,
crossing Hnrney street In the vicinity of
Nineteenth. As old settlers remember,
where the public library stands and for
half a block west there was a deep and
wide pond and with the boys of tho
pioneer days It was one of the old
swimming holes. Since then It has been
filled and the flow of water carried off
by the sewers. Tho possibility of too
great a depth of soft ground Is the only
thing that will stand In tho way of tho
erection ot the Grain exchnnge building
at tho location that Is generally favored
by the members of the organization.
If the building Is built on the Harney
nnd Nineteenth streets lot, somn $J5,000
Is to bo paid for the ground. Tha build
ing will be eight stories high, Mxl20 feet
on tho ground and will cost not far from
$2f0,000. It will bo of sty?l construction,
reinforced, with pressed brick and will
bo fireproof. The lower floor will be
divided tip into storerooms with offices
above. Tho buildings will face Harney
street and on this side there will bo
three largo stores with a couple of Bhort
storerooms on tho Nineteenth street aide.
While It hna not been fully determined,
It Is expected that tho exchange room
will be on the top floor, taking all of
the spneo except that required by tha
offices of the president and secretary,
tho clerks and tho private rooms for
traders.
Work upon the new building will com-
menco Insldo of thirty days and the in
tention Is to hurry It to completion that
It may be ready for occupancy the first
of next year.
Traveling Men to
Bring Convention
Next Year to Omaha
An active campaign of advertising and
organization to secure the national con
vention of tho Travelers' Protective as
sociation for Omaha In 1915 was begun
Saturday evening at the regular meeting
of Omaha Post A at tho Paxton hotel,
Tho state organization has endorsed
Omaha for tho 1915 national convention
and will send a solid delegation ot twenty-
five to work toward that end.
At Saturday's meotlng Bert Hoel was
elected chairman of tho convention com
mittee, with orders to' get tho big meet
ing.
The convention this year will be held
In Houston, Tex,, In June.
Tho newly elected officers of Post A
Installed Saturday ovenlng are; Stanley
Brown, president; George W, 'Long, vice
president; Chnrles I Hopper, secretary
treasuror; O. H. Wohlford, chairman of
tho board of directors.
At tho meeting ot the officers and di
rectors of the stato organization held
Saturday the following officers entered
upon tho discharge ot their duties;
A. D. Hong, president; Chalca L. Hop
per, sem-etary-troasurer; Georgq E. Blge
row, chairman of tho board of directors.
All the directors jvero present except
George Kelso or Grand Island. Tho
others are Hugo Mclchlor, Earl Klpllnger
and Joe Drctbus. Omaha; E. M. Collins,
Fremont; C. A. Wlrlck and Sam English.
Lincoln; Harry Morgan. Nebrnska City,
I- J. Dunkln. Gibbon.
Next Sunday is to
Be Observed Here
as Mothers' Day
Next Sunday Is Mothers' day In ob
servance of the sacred Institution of
motherhood and In memory of mothers,
carnations will be worn by many people,
especially young men, and varloun
churches and organizations will take spe
cial recognition of tho day.
In that connection, the Young Men's
Christian association lias secured Major
Maty Still well of the Salvation Army
from New York, to make a Mothers' day
address at tho men's meeting next Sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock.
SPIRIT OF GOD IS ABLE
TO MAKE ITSELF FELT
"When we see an engine followed by a
train of cars pulling into the city, we do
not question whether there Is steam In
the englni or not," said Rev. Clarence N.
Swlhatt In his sermon at Grace English
Lutheran church, Twenty-sixth and Wool
worth strt-ct yesterday. "In like manner
when one gets the spirit of God and tho
word of God In his soul, you will see It
In the operation of his soul. The fact ot
the possession of the spirit of God shows
In his operations." The subject of the
sermon wbb "The Great Need of tho
Church."
BACHELORS TO GIVE STAG
PARTY SATURDAY NIGHT
A "stag party" is the most recent
thing planned by the Bachelors' club ot
Omaha. Since the club gavo a home
talent play and a dance, It has decided
to come forward and "to be seen and
heard" every now and then. The "stag
pary" is scheduled for Saturday night
It Is to be given In the Arlington block,
room 17.
Whooiitnir Coutfht Oht Oh! Glvo
Foley's Honey nnd Tar Com
pound. It Helps.
A child that Is feverish and restless,
with an Inflamed throat and spasmodic
cough, needs special care and attention
for whooping cough starts that way.
Glvo Foley's Honfy and Tar Compound
for the distressing wearing cough It
helps wonderfully, Mrs. Shlpps, Ray
mondsvllle. Mo., says: "I got fine re
sults from Foley's Honey and Tar and
It Is a great medicine for whooping
cough." For sal" by all dealers every
where. Advertisement.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
A. C, Johneon. passenger trafflo man
ager of the Northwestern, came over from
Chicago Sunday morning and spent tho
day with his aged parents, who are real
dents of this city,
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