THE BlK: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1911.
1i
OKFKHED FOK SALE
Typewriters.
RENT Remingtons, Monarcna ana Smith
Premiers of their makers. The Renting
2 Typewriter Co. Telephone Douglas
1IS4. Rental credited If you purchase, and
only very newest and highest grade ma
chines sent out. nates, three months tor
13 tor understroke machines or' $3 per
tnonth for latest modal visible writers.
All make typewriters rented, sold, terms.
Butts Typewriter. 1KB Farnam. D G03L
RENT AN Oliver typewriter, 3 months
for $4. The Oliver Typewriter Co. D. 2315.
BlUoeltnneuk.
ton SALR at a discount, n full, un
limited scholarship In Uoyles Business
college, Omaha; good for cither short
hand or business course, Apply at tho
niuceoi me umana Hee.
t-hand men. Gross Wreck, Co. il & Paul.
FOH SALE Now and second-band carom
and pocket billiard tables and bowllntf
alleys and accessories; bar fixtures ot
ill kinds: easy payments. The Brunswick.
BalkCoIlnder Co.. 407-409 & 10th 6t.
PERSONAL!
THE Salvation Armv industrial home so
licits your old doming;, furniture, mac
sslnes. We collect. We. distribute. Phone
Dnucls 413 Ami our waaoit Will ClllL
Jail and Inspect our new home, 1110-1111-
1UI Dodgo St.
RUNAWAY HOY.
Hans Porgenfrle. whose patents Hvo be
tween five and six miles east of Central
itty, Neb., lett home the evening of
June 18. riding a bicycle. He was tiuccd
-to Marquette, where hs tried to buy re
pairs Tor his bicycle. Ho la dcscrlpcd us
lollows; Age, 16 years; height, about 5
feet 8 Inches: wtight, 1W lounds: uark
complexion; dark t.alr; wore overalls and
Savk blue work shirt and , dark
fe t. hat; rather timid and quiet in
manner; will probably bo working on
lrm: (nqul.e at blcyo o repair shops.
His father will pay ah expenses. Incurred
la locating the boy. It located, wire 1110 at
my expense. & rDDGR.
aheiltt of Merrick County.
TOUNQ women" coming to Omaha as
stranger are InVlted to visit tho Young
Women's Christian association building
. at 17th 6U and Bt. Mary's Ave, wr-cro they
will be directed ta suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted, Look? for
out travelers' aid at the Union station.
1 ' . - -1
SUMPPKHS' COM'MN
SJ ACRE3. 3 MILKS WEST Of? ASH
land. Neb , improved, all level, worth
JIM acre. Will trad for Omaha properly
un to J6.C00. MtK. W.MW. Five year 6 per
Cent Address S C991, Bee.
HEAIj estate loans
OWEHKI1 FOR RENT 1
lYonar unit Clin nr.. 15 farm loans. Optional .payments & an-
I T O T?T'Trntxp. Co.. plnno & nuai int. vm. aormic, iw rarnani.
, J. Kj. Xll.VjLlwe moving D. SIR W. JU1. c MA HA homes. Bast Nebraska farms.
1016 Omaha Nat. Douglas 17 IS.
WANTED TO 11UY-A LARGE SIZE 12xH
good Brussels rug chenp, or trade omer
furniture tor one. Address 8. C. W6, Bee.
A SHINULB MANUFACTURING UUSI
ness protected by patent and territorial
right for city property or farm land. Ad
dress 3 r. MS, Bee.
WHAT CAN YOU EXCHANGE FOR
full set Encyclopaedia Brltannlca.
morroco binding, first-class condition, SI
volumes. This Is a flue set and cost new
217, but I have no use for them, Make
offer. Address S. C 930. Bee.
It
a Chicago, 1 rooms, mod., $30 or
rooms tu (Hi., eo.
ZiOS Karnam,- X rooms, mod., $J0
ISO Cap. Ave . 11 rooms. 30.
M19 California, t rooms, i:.50.
mt Clark, t rooms. $10.
R1NOWALT. HRANQ15IK THKA. PLDO
WANT ISTERN LAND 7 NICE 1J3V
el lots In good central Nebraska town,
worth $3,100, and POO cash for a good,
clear, level piece of land western Nob.,
near somo railroad town. Give full par
ticulars oC what you have In first letter.
D. R. Bii'k & Hon. 912 Omaha Nat. Hk.,
Omaha, Neb.
NEW NO. 6 UNDERWOOD TYPHI
wrltcr for salo or trade. What have you
to offer' 8. C. 971. Bee.
WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR AN
Overland 30, fully equipped and In good
running older, worth $3j0. Address S. C,
954. uee.
HAVE 'JOOD L. C SMITH TVFE-
writer thnt will trade for u aecona nana
motorcycle: will pay some cash. Ad
dress S C 9C6, Bee.
THREE PAIRS OF RABBITS FOR
nalo or trudo Address b. w, xec
NEW NO. 5 1 C. SMITH TII'K-
wrltcr for salo or trade, wna; nave
you? M. C. 976, Beo.
M . . 7 ... li7"tlMCIU Wll W I V(l
M I. lis ir. v. jvrtiiortw, Mv..'
..n.l , n w m Imnmvnl nnfl XflO HCrea In
nillilintl.iti: nlso nhniit SO head of cattle.
0 homes and Implements; possession Aug.
SO. Trlco S3') ptr aire. Will carry ono-
thini bacit on anu ana accept kuuu
stock for balance. Address B. ' - 9&j. H
MUST SELL MY NO. 6 KUiNT,AV'f;
Oliver In next few days. What will you
give mo? Adaresa S..C. 993. Bee.
WILL EXCHANGE A NEARLY NEW
No. B L. C. Smith typewriter aspay-
ment on piano Address S. C. 996. uee.
POUiTRV AND SJOPPlilES.
C-HOOM cottage, all In good condition;
city water, electric lights: will rent
cheap to good family. Apply 108 N.
2Sth Ave.
Mixed grain S1.60 per 100. Wagner. 801 N. 16.
ROSE-COMB R. I. Red. TSo sattlng. T an.
STEREOTYPE matrices make the best
rhrhnttat llnlnor for Doultry houses.
They aro l"x!3 Inches, stronger and more
durable than tarred felt and practically
fireproof, 76c a nunarea ai ine ec mum
LSM ACRES MlHEMour
NebrasKa, lanu, lenceu nu tiuon-c.,i.u
-three good houses and tnreo gooo
hlirhltr lmnrnv.l. MtC. SU.lXJO.
unnr. fit l". HPP llt. Will E1VO ' -
. nr,. rndn on Omaha property. Ad- . THREE-ROOM
dress S C 594. Bee,
lTrRES FRUIT FARM, 10 mTLES 1 C--R. cottage. 2108 N. 27th Ave. Web. in),
from st uiuaer uaie ana tuy wi
same, all clear. wani auiu, m mmv
have you. Address S C 993. Bee.
AGENTS. Investigate: 100 per 'cent profit:
, season now on: get busy. Chlckeu Ufa
Eaver Co.. 2021 Cuming St
B1LKO chick food. Wagner. 801 N. 16th.
Screenings, S1.25 per JOO. Wagner. 801 N. 16.
FOR SALE AT UARGA1N Fl'R.N ITU UK
and complete equipment i-room vrwn
flat, walking distance, on car line: two
rooms pays tho rent, S20 with water:
fttrrtiiiirM wan Itniicrht Mav 15: death 111
family reason Icr Belling nt nan 01 real
value; half cash, bal. llko rent. S10 a .
1 .nvlni. rnl, TMIh la not BII '
agent s prop. Address t. -;. vx. uee
SU5D1ER RESORTS.
WANTED Children to care for during
aurnmer vacation, at Ceder Cove Resort,
,..,i.nt.nt HlfitnnrA frnm railroad: Die-
turesque scenery and good water. Board,
.n4 ntoin wanhlne Included. Refer
ence furnished. If requested. For further
information, address Miss Jessie Kemp,
MgOrew. Neb.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
km IP live atock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments rccclvo prompt and careful atten
tion,
i.tv Stock Commission Merchants.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED SOME SECOND - HAND
furniture. Must ho In good condition
l'hone Wednesday. Webster C099.
SWAPPERS' COLUMN
1 HAVE ANEW BURLINGTON HOTEL.
icoms. all turnlBhed from tho kltcnen
to the sleeping. Electric lights In every
iuom. All 111 running order, doing a good
nuslness in a itoud town.. A commercial
;i .business.
- Also
An electric light plant, furnishing light
foi tho city at a paying basis.
Also
Opera house, wen seated, dressing
' looinn, drop curtains, wing and so form,
Also
Dwelling house, 21X32. four rooms.
Runts S per month.
Cash value Fourteen Thousand ($14,000)
xjoiiars casu.
wnat nnvo you to trade. Don t an
swer unless you mean business.
W. 11. JUNES. DUNMISU. NE15.
VJ) ACRES, LYMAN COUNT. SO. DAK,
fine grass; will exenungu tor Mdsc.
or city property. Aduress u. C. USl, me.
CL.EAR 1X3T NEAR CARTKR LAjvE
duo, lor auto, diamond or piano. Ad
ureas s. u. vss.- tstv.
Vi CITY BLOCK, NEB. COUNTY SEAT
town, ciccr, tor piano or auto. Address
a. u. ysa. uee.
WANTED TO BUV-LIGHT DOUBLE
Harness, or win swap western saddle
almost new, for tho same. Ad. S. c. 99a,
MaggarcTs VenconRed
Iarge van. 2 men, SI 26 per In.; dray, 3
mcp. SI per hr. 171.1 Webster. Doug. ltM.
K-ROOM modern houso with barn; hot
water heat. 2818 Harney St. Inquire T.
J. O'Brien. H. 10P4. D 1216.
TTnn-na I'' "II parts ot the city.
NEW and nifty B-room bungalow,
Kountxe place. M07 N. 22d, S30. Will re
Qtilro lease.
FOR KENT
Wo havo a comploto list of all Iiousei
nnartmenta nnd flats that nro for rerlt
This list can bo seen free of charge at
Omaha Van A Storngc Co.. 06 S. 16th St
FOR RENT All modern 6-room house.
M17 No. 20th St Tel. Web. 6375.
Storage nnd Van
Goods stored
moved. Hacked.
snipped. 16th apd Jackson Sts. Doug. 1516.
FIDELITY!"
EIGHT-ROOM, ull
10. Z5th St.. S25.
modern home. 921
$42.S0Hrlck. 130 S. 35th St., Just north of
I'arnam. uwner. itamge uidg.v
t'nono uouvina era.
-ROOM house,
modern, ST7.50.
facing Hanscom Park,
Phone Harney 5563.
"-ROOM modern, first-class condition.
2310 8. SOth, 2 blks. south from Hanscom
park. S30.
HAVE B-room Cottage, all In good condi
tion) city water, clectrlo lights; win
rent cheap to good family. Apply 4108 N.
.'6tli Ave.
FREE RENTAL LIST.
Complete "for rent" list of houses
apartmcntu and flats on tile ut our office;
no charge whatever. Union Outfitting
Co., 16th and Jackson Sts.
REAL ESTATE
AllSTUArT.S HI." TITt.13.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co ,
a mouern uusirnci oiiiv-, aw cu. jiui
St. Phone Douglas MS7.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 30! Rranriel Theater.
brtclc extra fine, gas
ranpo, sink, toilet, like new, S12. Red 4902.
SIX-ROOM house, all modern. loOl Frank
lin St. S2.1. Phono Webster 3332.
320 ACRES IN DAWSON COUlV-tx.
irini, cionr for n. stock ot general
merchandise. All level; In crop this year.
Address S C 992, Bee.
10 ACRE TRACT AND 2 CITY IN GOOD
town In Texas, for rooming nouse, un
dress 8 C 990. Bee.
ica Afr.a itNiMPimvrcn lanu in
Buttn Co., So. Dak., to trade ror umana
property F. it. aiore. zia urn, riat. mn,
ONE PARLOR REGINA. WITH FORTY
records. Burton mandolin, and ono 101
In Kenwood Add. Casper, Wyo. for
what. Address. S. C. 1104 Bee.
MET55 "2!" RUNABOUT OR RACER.
wanted. Must be 1911 model, in first
class condition. Describe fully and give
lowest cash price. Ad. S, C. HOG Bee.
LATEST MODEL NO. 3 MONARCH
typewriter for salo or trade. What
havo you? S. C. 975, Bee.
Storea and Office.
Offices
are
Extra Cool
and
Easiest of Access
in tho
Bee Building
(The building that Is always new)
A Few Rooms Aro Available
Now
Let Us Show You What We
Have
Office, room 103.
ACREAGE I'Oll SALE.
Acres
Out
Benson
Way
Wc liuvc the best list of acreago prop
erty for salo anywhere near Omaha. You
will find acres out Benson way are con
venient to car and In a direction where
It Is building up fast We can sell you
tracts from ono to five acres each on
very easy terms. One acre tracts
$10 DOWN, $10 PER MONTH
TWO-ACRE TRACTS, $20
DOWN, $15 A MONTH
Why not start now and buy acreage
property as long as you can buy them on
such easy terms?
Our salesmen are always ready to tnke
you out at any time.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 Harney Street.
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY POll SALE.
Some Good Dundee
Corner Lots
SI.5M for tho southeast corner Mh and
Burt Sts., 60x138 feet; hlgli. sightly
corner. . ,
$1,009 for southwest corner Mat nnd
Davenport Hts., Wxl38 feet; splen
did neighborhood; one block from
the ear line. . . ,
$1,600 for the northeast corner Mat and
I'nderwood Ave., MxtW fect-a ley
In rear; overlooks Happy Hollow
and close to the Golf club.
$l.6ft) for the southeast corner of 49th and
Webster Sts., Wxl feet alley In
tho roar: fine shude trees; conveni
ent to the car line. ,
Remember, there aro veiy few single
corners for sale In Dundee. Tho nbovo
comers aro nil well located nnd can bo
bought on easy terms. Don't full to look
theso over nt once.
George & Company
lv
Phono Doug. 7W.
TEDDY FIRES OPENING GUN
of Amerli an business Thc.tlul,en iesf i
hit argued, in support oi (til (irogreishe
movement and the enactment ot laws pio-
- -.m t u a . ti Att--i, t Mdlng for tariff revision y tunpai-
In Pittsburgh Speech He Attacks ,, cunnniggion.
Penrose, Criticiiei Wilson. iinsr .Nominated Tnfi
Off the "bosses', Mr. Roosevelt rai.
what h has - heretofore that the,
thwarted tin rank and file of the repub
lican party by Hie nomination of Toft at
Chicago and In so doltig "deliberately put
the democratic organlxatlon nnd Mr.
Wlllson Into power." ,
In conclusion, the colonel sketched the
progresslvu Idea of needed nntl-trust reg-
I,,,.. , Kormer Prea- "'"Hon by properly omppwerod commls
JUly l former 1 res I . ,.,,.,, .i, rnnnM. with
made last night I.H "7.;" '"--. '," ' "
NOT HOLDING OUT OLIVE BRANCH
Appeals to ItulUldunl Rrnnlillrniis,
lint MHsraenU No Dentins: '
the CS. (I. P. n nn Orann-luatlon.
FRUIT ACRES
OFFERED FOR RENT
Apartnifiila mill flata.
KOR RENT.
4-ROOM apartment, new and modern, oak
finish: B. is. cor., au noor, sun ana
Jackson; $31. Address or call, 13. W.
Cnpen. 2702 Jackson 8t Harney sw.
REDUCEDl REDUCED!.
623 Jf. 20TH 10-r., brick flat, modern.
Good location ror rooming nouse.
TUB ALBION" Elegant E-r. Apt,
stilctly mod., 2 blks. south Bur
llncton depot.
DAVENPORT 9-r.. brick house.
Every convenience, cool and airy.
rroi
A. MAROW1TZ,
63t rirandels Theater. D. 2070.
o
1114 N. 22D ST.
Four-room modern press brick flat,
steel range, gas stove, kitchen cabinet,
water rent paid; $17.
RASP BROS., DOUGLAS 1653.
(j-ROOM riat ; mod. ex. heat; 1550 N. 20th.
Conrad Young. 213 Brandels Theater
Douglas 1571; $15. o
FIVE-ROOM apartment, Tho Chula
Vista, SOth and Poppleton. Conrad
Young. 322 Brandels Theater. Douglas
1571. -o
STRICTLY first-class 4-r St Loula flat;
brick. 17M so. 27th at. II. z&mi.
WANT A GOOD LATE MOIJKI, Twn
cylinder motorcycle, or small ninohnnc
have a single-cylinder macnlne, just over
hauled ana worth $125, also a new Un
derwood typewriter worth $75, which will
trade for nght machine. , Aadress B. C.
1102. Bee.
KQU1TY OF $100 IN Hiail-QRADE
practically new player piano, with fine
library, latest music; leaving town, so
will awap my equity in this instrument
for anything I can use and take with me.
Balance payable In very small monthly
installments. Address 8. C. 1101, Bee.
E-r. modern flat, $22. 2308 8. 21th. 11. 4711.
FOR BALIS OR TRADE-130 ACRES
land 2H miles from Griawold, la., well
improved; new 7-room house, large barn,
woven wire fence; about 17 acres pasture,
balance in- high state of cultivation;
worth $1W per acre. Want cottage up to
$2,000. or what havo you? Address & a
m. Dee.
HAVE TWO LOTS IN SOUTHERN
Texas near Houston. Cost $250; all clear
and good title, also neurly brand new
peerless refrigerator, capacity 100 pounds,
would, exchange for concrete machinery,
office furniture, or what huve you. Ad
t.ress 8. C. 979. Uee.
EDISON PROJECTING K-lNKTOHCOPKi
convertible for gas or electricity, with
20 reels, film and slides, Worth about $300.
complete except laxe-up win
trade Make offer. Address 8.
sell or
C. 889. Be.
WOULD BWAP GOOD OASOUNB
range for gau range; would also give
aomo cash In trade. Address 8. C. "07.
I HAVE FinST-CWiSS bTOCK, A NO.
1 ready mixed, paint, well known
Ibrando. such as outside 'paint, any color.
Insid flat tou varnishea. Barn paint,
red 0" silver gray Will exchange any
amount you waut fcr good piano, or
'diamond, or uuiu. Address a. C IK4, Bee.
SMALL UTUCK Ol MERCHA.NDlaE
lolng good business; live Nebraska
town; for first mortgage or good auto
and part cash. What have you? Address
S, C. Ml. Uee
OIBSON HARP-GUITAR & LEATHER
ease, cost $1M; Farlund baajo and case,
cctt $40; two Woahburne and one Gibson
mandolins, all in fine condition. Will oeil
cheap (or cash. Address 8. C. 919. Bee.
WANTED TO TRADE BICYCLE FOR
fountain pen. Aadress. 8 C 933. Bee.
WII.I. SWAP HOUSEHOLD FURNi
ture for good residence lot; would be
willing to pay aiuerenco in payments.
Furniture good as new. Address 8. C
M3. Bee.
WHY NOT LET MB FURNISH PAINT
and paint up that old house; am expert
painter ana. wiu iut iu exenange any
tiiinv. I can use horse, auto, diamond.
furniture, piano, or what can you otfer?
Address 8. C. 9-9. nee.
nt i xin nnnn AUTOMOBILE. eTpak
senger. tor good store building and $1,000
worth ot machinery, on business street;
oroDerty rented by year. Must go at
once. Address. S. f. iw;. nmana Uee.
wui- lliVE YOU TO TRADE FOR A
good grocery and meat market Invoice
About i3.uw. a. w.
i un.-i I'D PIANO PLAYER AND A
lame assortment of music What have
voul S. C. 708. Bee
St. Clare Apartm'ts
23d and Harney, just completed 2. 3 and 4
rooms. Har. 647 or Douglas 5505.
LARGE store room, 154S North 20th St,
$12. Conrad Young, 322 Brandels The
ater. Doug. 1571. o
Darns,
GOOD barn, room for S
1917 Webster St.
or 10 horses.
Call Douglas 43.
REAL ESTATE
FARM ,fc HANOll LANDS FOR SALE
Canada.
SASKATCHEWAN VALLEY
CHEAP LAND.
Come and see the crops "we can raise
and that farmlnc here Is a good proposl
tlon. Deal direct with farmer. Land In
excellent shape, In well settled part that
has known no lollure.
BURNING HAM, Strongflcld. Bask.. Can.
The Famous Forest Fruit Farm;
Just a little off the West Dodge St.
road: situated high nnd sightly,
overlooking Omaha; all kinds ot
fruit In bearing and at Us best. A
chance to make a living on flvo
acres, and can sell you anything
from 6 to 30 acres. This la one of
the few chances left In this kind
of acreage and It will pay you to
Investigate. Can handle part on
terms.
Calkins & Co.
1313 City Nat'l. Rank llldg. Doug. 1703.
10 Acres Improved
Joining Keystone Park on
the East
Has 4-room house, good stable and other
outbuildings. About 1 acre In cherries,
apples and plums; C acres In alfalfa; U
aero In asnaraKiis. somo blackberries.
raspberries, currants and crane. Nice
east slope; high, Rightly ground, within a
rew blocks ot paved street. Easy walk
Ins distance to car.
HASTINGS ft: HF.YDEN, ICR Harney St
New 7-R. Home
934 So. 38th Ave.
This nw 7-room house on Ihe north
west corner of 3Sth Ave. and Mason IU..
should be seen to be appreciated. Situ
ated on a large corner lot, with room
enough to build another house on the
rear. Only two blocks from the cur line;
15 minutes' ride from the business center.
Paved street, 111 good neighborhood, 'inis
hniiitn lina rrnvntlnn hnll. llvlnc: room.
dining room and kitchen on the nrat
floor, flnlshod In oak. except the kitchen;
second story l.as thrco large bedrooms,
sleeping porch nnd sun parlor combined.
ah rionra nn nrai ami aecoiiu niurim mu
oak; all rooms are nicely decorated; fine
l.ntli rnnm. with hl-hest class rlumhlng
fixtures. Small payment down, balanco
llko rent.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 1IAHNKY T.
Must Sell Our
Home at Once
On account of leaving city, I must sell
our beautiful six-room house; newly
decorated. new porgoln porch, with
French door optning on it irom the uin
lng room: oak floors, full basement, laun
dry: all In excellent condition; beautiful
lawn and perfectly charming garden.
Call Owner
2019 Grand Ave.
Phone Webster 3097. Call any time
YOUR DREAiMS COiME
TRUE WHEN
you buy this new, all modern nome
six rooms and sleeping porcn; oax iin'sn,
with oak floora throughout; largo living
room. 12Wx23 ft: reception hall, cloak
closet, mirror door, bookcaaes between
dining room and living room: window
neat, nlntn rail and nalleled walla in am
Imr room: larco well arranged kitchen
with convenient nantrv and Ice box room.
Threo corner bed rooms, niceping porcn
nnd bath on second floor; bath nom
enamel and tile, with high grade plumu
In- fixtures. Combination lighting fix
tures; full cement basement, furnace
heat, with oil humor nttached. Fine
south front lot 50x125 ft; paved atreet
miv u. block from Kountte Park, sur
rminrind bv new homes. Will make easy
terms, or consider small house or vacant
lot t.2 first payment.
HASP BROS.
Douglas 1G53. 100 McCague Bldg,
Mlnnoucn.
FOR Sale 2fi0 acres. 45 miles from Mln
ncapolls, 1 mile from town: 160 acres
under cultivation, balanco used for Das
tures; can practically all be cultivated;
Heavy sou; good set Duiiutngs, constating
of 3-room house, largo barn, granary.
corncribs, etc.) tho land will produce CO
uusneis ot corn per acre; telephone In
house: country thickly settled; complete
set of machinery; 27 head of stock, con
sisting of eleven cows, balance 1 and 2-year-olds;
six good horses; 2S hogs; cnlck
ens; one-halt of this ear's crop and
everything on the larm goes at 50 per
acre, half cash. Schwab Bros., 1028 Ply.
mouth Bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
It you contemplate buying land in Min
nesota, write us for list of dependable
firms. State what county you nre In
terested In.
MINNESOTA FARM LANDS' ASSOCI
. . . ATION (Incorporated).
17 Palace Building. Minneapolis. Minn.
THE OFFICIAL LANDJSIEN'S OROANI
y.ATlON OF MINNESOTA
OGDEN ANNEX rooms, with kitchen
ettes. Council Bluffs.
553 S. anil Ave., 9-r.. ull mod. flat, good
location for renting rooms; $30.
909 N. l.th St. 6-r.. all mod. apt, J27.W.
1622 Cuming. 4-r., nil mod. apt. $22.50.
RA8K" BROS., DOUGLAS 1653.
Gordon Van Co.&
219 N. Ulh St Phono D.
Storage.
394 or H. 6911
Globe Van&Storage
blortu, moves, puchs una ships; 3-uuiKe
van and 2 men, $1.25 per hour; storage $2
Per tnonth. Satisfaction guarunteed.
Phone Douglas 4338 and Tyler 130.
CHOICE C-roorn apartment In the Loren-
xen, 3ist and uewey Ave. Harney 2310.
DAVENPORT, 240S-Elegant new 9-roorn
up-to-mlaute homo, full cement sleeping
and front porches, screen enclosed: ilchlv
decorated; Janitor service; hot water heat;
win ouuu garage.
CLOSE In, modern 5-room flat, six blocks
irora jxmoiiiee, cheap rent. 1917 web
ster St. Call Douglas 43.
210 N. 19TH.
Right ddwn town. C rooms, modern.
O'KfcF.FE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Omaha National. Doug. 2715.
IloarU una Mourn.
LARGE modern parloi. reas. ltlt B. 10th.
Ilouaekeeplnu Rooms.
A sulto of rooms, strictly mod. Refer
ences. .VtZ Fam&m. Apt 7. Davldge blk.
Farultbrd Houses.
(-ROOM modern house; furnished.
Plnkney St Tel. Web. 700L
FURNISHED house tor rent, 1915 Spencer
ht Tel. Web. 1133.
WILL letse my house, brick 9 rooms;
big, shady yard; modern; to responsible
party until Sept. 2548 Capitol Ave. Phone
Douglas &$4. Edwin 11. Jenks.
Forntatird llonaekeepinir Rooms.
DAVENPORT 2018, TWO FURNISHED
LIGHT' HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, $3
AND $t a WEEK.
725 8 1RT ST. Housekeeping and sleep
ing rooms; modern house. Tyler 1021-W.
Kvervthln- new. r and 4-room apart
ments, furnished complete, modern, $3.50
week up. bee tnese last. zais-iM uvnprt
WEST Farnam District Parlor lloor, 3
rooms and kitchenette, nicely furnished,
north and uouth exposure; always cool;
also two rooms en suite, itarney im.
LARGE front room, furnished for house
keeping, nice yara. wvv. ivm.
FINE MULLIN STEEL LAUNCH fott
sale or traae toiwucr aujuiinc ,va
:ress S. C 9o8. care Bee.
1'iirnliilifit t.
NICELY furnished rooms for gentlemen,
J3 ana n per wu. wi o. .tin aw.
NICELY furnished front room for rent,
411 SwettwuQd Ave, lei. Tyier
Tin. nmlnr beautiful furnished rooms.
alcove: private lavatory: board. H. "(M.
llolrl uml Aiiurtiurjits.
DODGE HlTEI--Modcrn Reasonable.
HAVE M-FOOT HOSE. LAWN MOWER,
-U nr., I .ithr lawn tools Will BWBIl fnr
s.me furniture- What have you? Ad-1 CALIFORNIA Hotel. Kth and California.
i. ts.1 a. v. ,'.'1 cw i vveeaiy raicu "-
MIchlKnn.
FOR SALE-$4,OO0 buys a first c:ass 90
acro farm; good S-ioom fiame nouse,
large barn anu other necessary outbuild
ings; also a sma.l orchard ; 70 acres of
low, heavy, black soil, sui.able for all
kinds ot vegetables, cabbage, onions, hay,
oata, corn, .etc; 20 aero of fine truit
iana; one of the best combination farms
in ii.e siaie oi Aiicnigan ror g. aln, fruit
etc. For further pa. tlculars apply to c.
lie KEVZKK. Holland, Mich.
my rarm catalogue
write for
Montana.
THE FAMOUS JUDITH BASIN.
I have 6.000 acres of land for sal In
this fertile section at from $10 to $40 per
acre. Write or Inquire ot I.. B. Divers,
Hobton, Mont o
CITY PROPISRTY FOR SALE.
Ninth and Frances
5-Room Bungalow
South and East
Corner Lot
Located at tho northwest corner of 9th
and Frances; Just complete nnd ready to
occupy; has living room, dining room,
kitchen, two large bedrooms and bath:
strictly modern; best of plumbing and
heating throughout: living room, dining
room, vestibule and coat closet finished
in-oak; living room and dining room have
beautiful beam celling, built-in bookcases
between living room and dining room;
imill-ln burtel in dining room, also plate
rail and panel strips, ono bedroom Is
finished for den, library or sun parlor;
heavy oak floors throughout; one block
from Farnam car line: convenient to
depots.
Can arrange reasonable terms. Call us
up and we will show you through.
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
Doug. 498. 230 Omaha Natl. Bk. Bldg.
Ncbraaka.
SEE Arah L. Hungerford's ad offcrlne
western homes on easy terms In the
"Land ot Independence." Ad will nar In
Friday's and Saturday's Issue. BE SURE
AND READ IT,
FOUND 320-acre homestead In aeiilMl
celghborliood; fine farm land; not sand
hills: cost you $200, filing fees and alt J.
A. Tracy, Kimball, Neb.
160 ACRES ot deeded, also 100 acres
school land, with a 10-year lease; two
sets of Improvements, wells, hoir hoiiaen.
good silo, etc., 2H acres Orchard; t't
nines ironi good town ot 750 inhabitants.
Price, $45 per acre. Adjoining lands sell
for $65 and $75 per acre. Terms. Phone
M 111, Wolbach. Call or address. L. E.
Loomer, Wolbach, Neb.
Arab L. Huntrerforfl
a
of Crawford, Dawes County, Nebraska,
win nave a uia uuncn oi oiienngs in tno
columns next Friday. Watch for his ad
and don't arrange to buy land anywhere
else until you have read his ad and In
vestigated his "Land ot Independence"
his "Garden Beyond the Sandhills."
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE R. E.
Planoa for other musical Instru'ts. D. 2017,
FOR SALE or trade, a relinquishment In
htanley county, 8. D., 1CJ acres good
land. W. P. Hansen. Forest City, la.
A GOOD lot In Homestead add. for a good
rora car. o-pasaengcr. write to U. W.
Beltz, Summerset, la.
REAL ESTATE LOAMS
$100 to $10,000 msdo promptly. V. D
Wcad, Wead Bldg.. JStli and Farnam.
WANTED City loans and warrant.
W. Farnam Smith 4 Co.. 1320 Farnam.
itV CITY LOANS. Beinls-Carlberg Co.,
I dlV.l uruuuuja j ucnieruius.
UEE ua first If you want a farm loan.
United States Trust Co.. Omaha. Neb.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder, City Nat Uk. XW.k.
Auction Sale
515 North 23d St.
Furniture ot a 9-room flat. Sale starts
at 1:30 p. m. sharp, July 2. Everything
must be sold regardless to what it will
bring.
7 Dressers.
4 good beds, complete. ' ,
13 rocking chairs,
5 good center tables.
2 gun stoves.
3 kitchen cabinets.
2 cupboards.
9 chairs. '
Commodes.
Carpets. . .
3 9x12 rugs.
& small rugs.
2 dining tables.
1 sideboard.
2 couches.
1 suttee and 3 chairs to match.
2 Ice boxes.
1 chiffonier.
Dishes and cooking utensils.
Lace curtains.
Terms of thin sale cash. Don't fall to
be here If you need somo household goods,
DOWD SALES & AUCTION CO.,
AUCTIONEERS.
For Quick Sale
Terms to Suit
$4,250
7-room, strictly modern house,
with large parlor extending across
tho entire front of tho houie,
nicely finished In oak; colonadi
openings between parlor nnd dining
room; largo kitchen, pantry,- re
frigerator room; front and back
stairway leading up to four nlco
bedrooms nnd bath; full cemented
basement, good furnace, outsijo
cellarway; cement walks; go"d
neighborhood; near car,
American Security Co.
17th and Douglas Sts.
Doug. 5013.
HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT.
2330 S. 3IT1I ST.
7-room, all moaorn, ino.udln? sleeping
porch; oak finish throughout tho houso;
oniy one year ol i; In fact It has every
thing a modern homo should have; cluse
to car; only lMi blocks to one of the beet
schoots In Omaha; on paved street.
This place can be bought on reasonable
teima and has been lo.uccd for quick
alo to 3.K,trAN goMRERO.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
423 Bee Bldg; Doug. 013.
Cottage Bargain
$2,500
Dandy cottage at N. E. cor. 19th and
Miami, five rooms and bath, alt modern,
furnace heat, very complete and attrac
tive. Built four years and always occu
pied by owner. Nice corner lot. $00
down, balance easy,
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler 153K 208-10-12-14 State Bank Bldg.
24th Street Lots
$10 Cash
$10 Monthly
T. . . . H t, ' J . I. f a t. an1
uu;n a. tut ull .ttli, "V i .1 n wbiiiw "
Castellar Sts.; level cement, walks', pav
ing, water, sewer ana gas, an paia lor.
Only six of these choice bargains unsold.
Better call us and let us show them to
you today. Prices; $800, $825.
The Byron Reed Co
Phone Douglas 297.
212 a 17th.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. if. Thomas. 238 State Bank Bldg.
CITY and farm loans, 5, 54, 6 per cent
J. H. Dumont & Co., 1603 Farnam. Omaha.
WILL SELL
Equity of $1,400 in a $3,000 home for $1,200
cash. Ha 7 rooms and bath, modern
except heat, full cement basement, ce-
' f A WVTV HMDS Ioans, 500 and up.iment walks, on paved street and car Una
itrAlVVXiN iiUUO. omalm Nat. Bank.3CCi9 N. 30th 8t
HARRlSONft MORTON. 1116 Om. Nat
WANTEl City loans. Peter Trust Co.
Bungalow
$3,750 Fine S-room, oak finish bungalow,
well arranged, dandy fixtures,
nicely decorated; corner lot, one
block from car, 8. W. of Hanscom
park. All paving taxes paid In full
Can sell on easy terms.
D. V. Sholes Co.
Douglas 49. 913 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
The No Commission
Realty Co.
located at 316-3W I'axton block, offers a
suggestion to those wishing to sell or ex
change any property or business. Would
you not go where that kind of business
Is doner mere is uu muu ut u proposi
tion that Is not hundled there merchan
dise, farms and ranches, city and town
properties, rooming houses, hotels, res
taurants; In fact, anything and every
thing. If you want to buy, tell tho No
inmmlialan Realty Co. what you want.
If you want to sell or exchange, list your
property Wlin me iu uiuiuiasiun iieuuy
rv. rnmn in nnd see the crcatest assort
ment ot excellent iuune -iimncra iiiui can
bo found anywhere We nlso have cash
buyers for properties and business In dlt
r.nt localities: yours may be tho prop
erty or business they want It Is a proven
fact mat n inarei piutc iur every Kinu
of property, displayed where the thou
sands ot pcoplo can Inspect them, with
experienced attendants at your aervioe,
i. what brings results.
Come In or write for the only method
of buying, selling or exchanging any prop
-riv nr nuslness and pay no commission.
This Is tho deportment store for Realty
and Business transactions. It's the peo
ple's way. They all go to the wo com
MISSION REALTY CCh
Business Corner
in Bemla Park,
South front and east front lot, 60x10). :
car lines. Includes C-r. and hull, bath
heat, cemented basement. Room for !
stores or flats. Only $3,150; half runs
years, 6 per cent,
O'Kmc Real Estate Co.,
1016 Omaha Nat'l. Doug. 2715.
New Bungalow
Brand new beautiful 5-room bungalow,
n mmlum In every detail: best oak fin
ish In living room and dining room; rest
of house finished in mapie ana oircn.
Tii.rt huih. stairs to attic, full cement
cellar with furnace and laundry. Itr.fe
lot. near car ana a oargain at ;,oju. un
your own terms.
Jeff W. Bedford & Son.
609 State Bank Bldg.
Doug. 2320.
CATHEDRAL DISTRICT
New up-to-date home, oak and birch
finish; sleeping porch, floored attic,
pressed brick foundation:, first class ma
terial and workmanship throughout; cor
ner lot, fine location; best In Omaha for
the money, uwner. uouian im.
Florence Heal Matate (or Bale.
C. 1 Nethaway, suburban prop. Flor. 27$.
SPEAKER AND THE VICE
PRESIDENT TO HAVE CARS
WASHINGTON, June 30. After days of
parliamentary wrangling both houses t
congress today j-greed to the appropria
tion tor automobiles for Vice President
Marshall and Speaker Clark, Each will
PITT81URGH,
iilont Roosevelt
fir. i .rurh nt thn 1914 campaign. Ho
spent five hour In Pittsburgh, and was
welcomed enthusiastically. In tils ad-
Iress tonight heforo tho Pennsylvania
regressive league ho criticised the poli
ties of the Wilson administration, at
tacked Senator Boles Penrose nnd ap
pealed for support of the progressive
ticket
It was apparent as soon as Colonel
Roosevelt began to speak that he did not
possess tils former strength and vigor.
There wo a noticeable chango In his
manner as compared with that of two
ears ago when ho waa engaged in his
previous compalgn.
Colonel Roosevelt made tho trip 10
'Ittsburgh ngalnst the advice of his phy
sician and it was felt that tho result
would go far toward Indicating to what
extent he would lo able to tnko part In
the progressive party's battle, of tho noxt
four months.
Ilnaklneas In III Voter.
Ho spoke tonight with comparative
ease, after the first few sentences, but
there was a liusklness In his voice wnicn
showed that his throat was atlll troubling
him. Persons In the rear of the build.
ng at times found It difficult to hear
him. His gestures were less rapid ana
vigorous than of old, and aa ho nenred
the end of his speech he was plainly
weary.
Colonel Roosevelt publicly recognised
the difficulties under which he was lauor-
ng. A man In the crowd called out
torn ethlnc which he could not hear.
"I didn't quite hear you," mo coionei
said. " and yet you have a good voice.
Colonel Roosevelt coined a new phrnso
n tonight's speech. It was what he
called "Government hy Convulsion." By
this, he said, he meant the passing back
and forth of power between the republi
can and democrat partlos which ho said
would happen unless tho people lntrustoil
the power to the progressive party.
The former president's speech waa re
garded by progressive leaders here as an
Indication of the lino ot attack which
the party would follow In thU year's
campaign. It was an uncompromising
speech. Before he made It the report
hnd gone out that he would hold out tho
olive branch to the republican party, but
there was no hint ot such a thing In his
remarks.
Atlncka Penrose .'nsnarlnglr-
He appealed to Individual republicans
to support the piogrcsslve ticket but sug
gested no dealings with the republican
party as an organisation. lie denounced
the republican leaders, who, he said, had
misrepresented the people. He attacked
Senator Penrose unsparingly,
"Let him go In sackcloth and ashes,"
he said, "because It was owing to him
nnd his associates that the demooratlo
party now has powor to do wrong. No
moro scandalous appeal could bo mado
than to return him to power to right the
wrongs for which he Is primarily respon
sible."
Tho Wilson administration's policies.
Colonel Roosevelt said, were responsible
for backward business and unemploy
ment No progress had been made, he
said, toward solution of the trust ques
tion and on this point he went Into what
ho later said was the most oomprchenslvo
statement of his position he had ovor
made.
Judging from appearance. It might havo
been thought that tho campaign whs In
full swing and that It was October In
stead ot June. On the all day rldo from
Now York Colonel Roosevelt was greeted
by crowds ot varying size at tho statloni.
On his arrival hero ho was greeted by
soveral thousand persons who blocked
the streets near the station and cheered
him. Ho drove directly to a department
store dining hnll, where 1.700 progressives
were having dinner. The colonel made a
trlef speech there and hurried to Ex-
pcsltlon hall, where ho delivered his
prlntclpal address.
It was a severe test for his voice. All
ot the 4,000 seats In tho hall were crowded
and every foot ot standing room space,
which the police did not hold clear, was
crowded.
On the way from the department store
to the hall, halt a mile through the heart
of the city, tho streets wero roped off to
keep back tho crowds. Most ot the way
the sidewalks were lined. When Colonel
Roosevelt entered the halt he wan cheered
for soveral minutes. Bandana handker
chiefs, relics ot the 1912 campaign, were
waved In the air and tho weird "bull
moose call" again sounded. Tho band
blared away a tune often heard In the
first progressive campaign and Colonel
Roosevelt looked entirely happy us he
stood on the center of the platform, wav
ing his hand at the crowd and smiling
his broadest smile.
After he had finished his speech,
Colonel Roosevelt waa told that a crowd
nt an overflow meeting In Exhibition nail
adjoining wta waiting for him. Ho did
not feet like making another extended
speech, and stopped merely long enough
for a word of greeting. He did not tor
get, however, to pay his respects to tho
"bosses."
"They hope," he said, "that while your
hearts won't harden, your heads will be'
come soft."
Glfford Plnchot, candidate for United
States senator, and William Draper Lewis
of Philadelphia, candidate for governor,
also made speeches,
"This Is the year," said Mr. Tlnchot,
"when tho curtain rings down on the Pen
rose play,"
Mr. Lewis said that "Penroselsm" was
the main Issue and outlined his position
on state Issues.
At tho dinner Henry Allen, progressive
candidate for governor of Kansai, do
llvered an address. Later Colonel noose
veil talked for five minutes and said he
wished to send bade to Kansas through
Mr. Allen to Victor Murdock and his as
oclates his thanks for their "gallant
fight"
From Exhibition hall Colonel Roosevelt
went to a hotel to rest until departing at
midnight for New York.
The colonel' address was divided, gen
erally speaking, Into three parta-an at
tack on tho Wilson administration, nn
Indictment of "bosses" and an exposition
or the principles ot the progressive party.
The administration's tariff laws, Colo
nel Roosevelt hailed as a colossal failure.
particularly hard upon the farmer; Its
anti-trust program he branded as an
economic absurdity. Its foreign policy he
fctyled as "wretched," but upon this he
did not elaborate. The democratic tariff,
ho Insisted, had brought distress upon trie
nation, had not lowered the cost of living
and had chiefly benefited foreign rlvata
lrglslutlon now pending at Washington
which ho found woefully Inadequate. Such
a program alone, he contended, proved
tho Inadequacy of tho democratic party.
It la and always will be," ho eald, "tne
slatc'B rights potty, tho party-afrald-of-
power."
Ho spoke a word concerning those whom
tho progressives would welcome- to the
party. "Wo will gladly work," he said,
with nny men who will themselves with
open sincerity work for these (progres
sive) principles, provided that they are
men of such chnracter as to Justify con
fidence In their good faith, In this spirit
we ask nil good cltliens to co-operate
wli us when, aa here In Pennsylvania,
we hold nloft the flag of good citizenship
and fight to translate these sound and
lofty principles Into governmental practice."
Beneath Dignity
of Carranza to
Gojbo See Villa
DOUGLAS, Arts., July l.-Tha definite
statement that the -proposed trip of Gen
eral Carranza to meet General Villa In
Torreon would bo "beneath the dignity
of the first chief" and that therefore Car
rnnza had sent personal representatives
was made at constitutional headquarters
In Agua Prleta, today.
It was also stated that Villa waa much
In need of locomotives for his campaign
southward and that tbla was his reason
for hurrying northward to Torreon In
stead ot pursuing the whirlwind campaign
he had mapped out.
BULL M00SERS HOLD
ANOTHER SECRET CONFAB
(From a Btaff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Neb., July 1. (Special Tel
egram.) Another secret meeting ot the
bull moosers was hold tonight, called by
Boss Corrlck. About twenty were pres
ent. Including Judge. Wray ot York, V. G.
Lyford of Falls City, A. It. Blgelow of
Omaha, J, F. Hanson ot Fremont, W. T.
Wills of Boyd and Ben McCloud of Schuy
ler.
Lyford and Hanson are already candi
dates on the bull moose ticket, and the
meeting was called to fill In the gars.
W. T. Wllla will fllo for attorney gen
eral nnd some man In Omaha, whose name
no one would divulge, will run for lieu
tenant governor.
After J. B. Bishop of Lincoln had an
nounced that tha farn.ers wero opposed
to the bosses In tho old parties, Corrlck,
without asking for a vote, ordered the
meeting to go Into secret session and all
who were not bull mossers to get out.
Railway Commissioner Hall and three re
porters immediately left the room. Harry
Sackett, candidate for governor, was not
present,
VETERAN OF MEXICAN WAR,
AGED 91, DIES AT MILFORD
WILFORD, Ncb July l.-(Spclal.)-
Chrlstopher Courtrlght, the last surviving
Moxlcan war veteran In this county and
possibly the state, died Sunday morning
at the resldcnco ot his sister, Mrs. Carl
ton Mason, in this village.
Uncle Christ Courtrlght. aa commonly
known hero, was a bachelor and 91 years
old. He served In Company A, Sixteenth
United States Infantry nt Dixon. 111., on
tho breaking out ot the Mexican war, with
his brother, Abrnm, who was three years
his senior. They served under General
Taylor and followed the fortunes of "Old
Rough and Ready" at Monterey and
Ruena Vista.
After tho Mexican war Uncle Christ
and his brother made a trip to California,
returning to Illinois In the late 'S0g.
Christopher Courtrlght came to Nebraska
In 1S7C,, locating near Milford, where ht
had made his homo with Mr. and Mrs.
Mason since that time. He had never had
any serious Illness bofore the present time.
never having been confined to his bedj
until two weeks ago.
MANY DEATH CLAIMS PAID
BY THE A. 0. UW. COMMITTEE
GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. July l.-Spe-clal
Telegram.-One hundred thousand
dollars In death .claims were allowed
at the regular monthly meeting of
tho grand finance committee of An
cient Order United Workmen of Ne
braska, held hero the last two days.
Nearly 3,000 new members hav ebeen added
to tho order since March IB, making the
membership now approximately 40,000.
This makes the society the banner Juris
diction ot the United States.
Those present were Judge Walling,
David City; John Bennett, Omaha; Joseph
Oberfelder, Sidney; Nicholas Ress,
Lincoln; F. C. Whittlesey, Grand Island.
The resorve fund shows a good balance,
making the order one strongest In Ne
braska. NEBRASKA CITY RELATIVES
SHARE IN SISTER'S ESTATE
NEW YORK, July l.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) Mrs. Reb Duff Waring, wife ot
George Dudley Waring, who died May
13 In Norwalk, Conn., left $5,000 of her
eatute ot at least $75,000 to her husband
In her will, which waa filed for probate
today. Edwin A. Duff, a brother, of Ne
braska City, Nob., was bequeathed $10,000.
Phil Sheridan Duff, another brother, re
ceives $3,000, while Mrs. Mary V. Duff,
mother, also pf Nebraska City, receives
the residue.
Mrs. Waring, formerly lived In Ne
braska City.
NORTH PLATTE VOTES BONDS
FOR BRIDGE OVER RIVER
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., July 1 (Spe
cial Telegram.)-At a special election held
In this city today the proposition tp vote
$i:.000 bonds to aid in the construction of
a concrete bridge across the North Platte
river was carredl, 693 to forty-six. The
state englner has estimated the cost ot
the brdlge at $50,000.
The villages of Maxwell and Brady have
already voted $11,000 bonds, for this same
bridge, which Is located along the Lincoln
highway and will shorten the. dletancw
between North Platte and Gothnburs
fourteen miles.