Nebraska Newspapers

    THK BEK: OMAHA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMIIKR 17, 19H.
11
for r.r.xT
Apirlmrnii aad Flat.
SIX ROOM ST " "
NEW.
N. J3D ST.
Just completed. In (rood .location, on
ear line; nice sleeping porch; rooms nicely
decnrsted; oak finish throughout. $a.nO.
HASTINGS HKVt'KN", WH Harney Ft.
HIT-l'l N. 1TH ST
Cheapest apartments In the city for the
monev; hot w:ter heat; Janitor ervlre.
US summer, l&.bn winter.
HAWIMW HP.YDfrN. 1H Harney St.
FOCR-ROOM FLATV HS-1WI VINTON.
OODEN ANNEX looms, wits kitchen
ettes Council Bluffs
l-ROOM fiat, modern. H. 47.
Gordon Van Co jgS
lit N. 11th ft Thon D. 94 or H. Wis.
t-S-RM mod, flat. 11327 Cuming. W. 469.
6-ROOM FLAT-412 No. 2th St. "
ONE &-ronm prtmnt; Pt. (eorge,
11.1 N. lst Avenue. Phone Webster HTT4.
HI'RRY! HURRTI
Just on 4-room and baMi left In tha
modern California, apartment, four block
from postofflcs. Bee Janitor. D. 6237.
THREE-ROOM flat, partly furnished. $1
per month 2422 Leavenworth St. Apply
J. I. Kemp. Douglas CH7. ' 1
DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS FOR
RENT.
47.(o-7-R., M8 8. 16th Pt
SAs.On 7-R., 614 8. lth St.
Steam heat. Janitor service.
OKOROK & COMPANY,
Phone D. 75. 902 City Nat l PanV Bide-,
Bo Good 6-ieoin apartments, mod. except
heat. 23 Daven port. H. 435. .
Modern. 4-room flat 116. 1" Vinton St.
Phone Red MW -
Board ana Boom.
RFIAITTIFI'L. front room with board. ;
all modern, private family; walking dis
tune. Tyler 2417 J. .
farnlabeil Rooms.
MOD.. priv. fpnuly. 2511 Plnkney. W. 333.
FURNISHED room for rent, nearCrclgh'
ton university, j-mum fuum- ...
SiODKRN, f r ont; $12 month ZMi Dodge.
K Ew Li turn., wiut alcove; r. fin.
FURN. room for 1 or I gentlemen, on car
line, Doara opuonai. van rrnwn am
PVnnVW i) So. 2oth. mod. rooms.
LULilJUlUri ,team heat: reaonall...
Neatly furn.. mod . reaaonable. 117 N. 2)tn. j
t MODERN furnished rooms, hot water
heat 607 Bo. th Ave. Private family.
Mod., private home, references. H. 6133.
Fur, rmn. modern. 16 A Cass. Apt .
ETUDKNTB, quiet mod. rooms; walking
dlst to schools. THE KNAPP, 1318 Csss.
front, modern, furnished. Call W. 4002.
COZY room for four young men In mod
ern! hOme2Jwojise:20 I6th Bt.
PRIVATE family, mod., 12 week. Bo. 2236.
I LARGE, modern; private family. H. 40BH.
IlBlnvalaheil knomi
THREE rooms and bath; modern, 1L
Webster 40O.
Famished Housekeeping Roosas.
FRONT room with kitchenette. Dr 78fl.
Housekeeping; Itooms.
I APTS.. furnished for light housekeep
ing: steam heated; mod. 47S N. 2tth,
CLOHK In. mod., reaaonawr. 2206 Karnam.
Ilnlr anil Amrtnieat.
CALIFORNIA Hotel. 16th and California.
Weekly ral s U and up. Douglaa .JS.
OODEN liu'l fc-U rooms U per wees.
council murrs.
DODGr. HOTEL Modern. Kgasonable.
Houses and loyagn.
115 Reduced from 18, 6-r.. one floor,
mod. except heat, 11S N. 35th St. near
school and car; paved street
$14 New 5-r. cottage, mod. ex. heat. 2
lots, 40th and Parker Sis.
$25 A-r., 2-story squaro house, entirely
mod., 3609 Sherman Ave.
fclo-K-r., entirely mod. dwelling, double
garage, naved street, fine neighborhood;
lith and 'Pratt Sts. .
$so -r., 2-story dwelling, two baths,
strictly modern; f815 Farnam, choice loca
tion. Low rent.
8COTT & HILL COMPANY.
Ioiiirls lU. i t7- McCagtie Bldg.
FIVE-ROOM cottage for rcnt,4SJ lxard.
Call Mrs. Martinson, veu. iijj.
$27 6-New, up-to-date bungalow finished
In oak. Built-in bookcases and
buffet. Near good car line.
130.00 7-room. parlor extending across the
.entire front of the nouse. Oak
tinlsh. colonnade openings.. Four
bedrooms and bath. Fins neighbor-
A vi PAEct RlTT COMPANY, .
17th and Douglas Bts. Douglss 6V13.
DETACHED HOME FOR RENT
7 rooms and hall, strictly modern, hard
wood llntsh In first story, three bedrooms
upstairs, one bedroom and bath on nisi
floor, tVXl.OO. This house fronts on a paved
street and boulevard; 2V, blocks from car
lin' J. H. DUMONT & CO..'
im Farnam St Phone Douglas
HOUSE 7 rooms, modern, paved street,
convenient to car. school, stores and
church; small family of adults preferred;
t26 rent, pay water.AMMOND
Tel. Doug: . m Boftrd Trade-
FOR RENT
Borne very beautiful new bungalows,
. Good locations, ,
27.&0 to :.00
per month.
BANKERS pNY T
r.rnund Floor Bldg. Tel. Doug. 292.
"pSSrira ?.fU.n,Jih'ed0f-reenXt rePaIonnri.y
except neat; w v
Houses 1c"r:1lt1hPVotn.t.c't Bid..
STEAM heat all modern. 7-room house;
also 4-room fist 2 No. 2M.
NEWLY papered 5 and woom nouses;
strictly modern. $15 and $1. on Z4tn bt.
car line, can l w,
FOR KENT
We have a complete list of all houses,
apartments and flats that ara for rent
Oniaha'Va '- cT. & g'SS
Free Rental List
Complete Information about every .va
cant house and apartment In the tlty.
mils service is free. Tel. Douglas 2W.
r ...m. ...w
I.ROOM strictly modern house in Al con
dltlon. location 2812 Pacific St Call at
ma r-- v. tf nhAM Harney ZMn.
Fidelity storage s van -o.
DU. aKJM. .
DESIRABLE s-room house, modern, close
In irooa ciinuiuuu. .....
' P . . ... 1 1 M IkQA
the rlgnt yany. ""' w "
gROOM house, all motiern.. i ree
yu N. 30th. Tel. D. o30- ,
T J Kip. Co., moving
I rpprl packing A storaga
e S XvttJ. jb7 Fsrnam. D. 14;
Maggard's
T -ar .. 4 mn tl t
Vn Anil Ktur.
mm i 'r. RHllCd
IViaOiU O 7ire. tor W dVya
Large van, 2 men, $125 per nr.; dray, I
men, tl per hr. 1713 Webster. Doug. liS.
Fidelity Storage Co.
etc rage, moving, packing and . shipping,
16th At Jackson Sts. Phone Douglas 21.
FOR KENT Four-room cottage, a06 8.
2Sth Ave. D. L. Thomas, 412 Bee Bldg.
NEW BUNGALOW.
SOU N. 14th Ave., consisting of S rooms,
nicely decorated, good location, i.1 60.
HAHTINOS 4fc HEVDEN, 1614 Harney St.
Inn Offtcea.
t
BIQHT WOW,
I SMALL OFFICES.
112.00 to $18.00.
Free Maada Lights
and Water.
THE BEE BUILDING CO.
Office. Room 103.
HANDSOME DOUBLE STORE, with
all fixtures for UROCERlfcS AND
MEATS. - also STRATEGIC CORNER
for DRUG STORE. It will pay to look
these up. T. i. HOOK. 1101 N. is.-o.
GOOD barn, room for I or 11 horses,
li)17 Webster Bt Call Do-Us 43.
R.KAL ESTATE
FARM ItASril LANDS FOR SALF.
Kansas.
BARGAIN Fine Improved quarter section
In eastern Kansas, very convenient to
railroad and town, eplemltd soli, good
crops, running water all year. Might tak
part payment In Omaha Improved.
W. T. SMITH CO..
1111 H City Natl. Bank. Omaha. Neh -o
Mlwaesota.
CHOICF CORN BELT FAR1!
In Central Minnesota, where crops never
fail; dairy and stock section, fine black
soil, per acre and up; rcaaonsbl
terms at 6 per cent.
V. H. JENSEN,
1M Linden Ave , 'M Inneapolls, Minn o
Montana.
MONTANA CARET ACTi LANDS-.
acres now opea to entry tn the famous
Valter valley. . An excellent opportunity
for the homeseeker seeking good fsrm
land for general diversified farming. The
rich soil, exhilarating climate and
abundance of water for Irrigation assures
maximum crop returns. Orest for grain,
alfalfa, timothy, and for stock farming.
Ideal spot for a home. Write today for
booklet and particulars. Valler Farm
Pales company, Velier. Mont.. Bog No 17.
scxdtt's'bluIt iiuu-
GATED LuVND .
No. 4S6 There Is no better quarter In Ne
. braska. The soil Is rich. It lies
almost as level as a floor. Just
enough slope to Irrigste easily.
The splendid crops of alfalfa,
sugar beets and grain, wll open
the eyes of a rain-bolt farmer as
to what first-class Irrigation will
do on firet-class soli.
The improvements consist of a
rice 6 or a-room house, with front
and hack porches; a good barn,
granary, hog houses, etc., all well
painted. There is a small tenant
house, a hog-tight alfalfa pas
ture, and a good well and wind
mill. It's a nice home, only !
miles from town, and a money
maker at that.
Price $U) per acre easy terms.
No. 611 A splenilid !', only 6 mure from
town, all broken out, and ready
for fall and spring crops. Just
the place for a renter, wno wants
to get onto a place of his own.
It is a nice, smooth rlece of land,
and they Just don't make any bet
ter soil.
Price 165 per acre eas, terms.
Iet us send you free copy of
"Land Owner." telling all about
li country and what farmers are
jaomg there.
PAXNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Ware" Block.
Omaha.
KIMBALL COUNTY FARMS.
All tillable 4M0-acre farm nine miles from
Kimball; 2O0 acres under cultivation, 2,000
fine young trees In orchard and round
buildings. Fine house and barn and mut
buildings; well and mill. Land Is all
fenced and cross-fenced. Mile to school;
mail delivered within one mllo six times
ai week.
Price $24 per acre: This Is a bargain.
Also have .other choice improved and un
improved farms.
BANK OF KIMBALL, Kimball. Neb.
DID YOU 8EE OUR EXHIBIT AT
THE STATE FAIR?
FOR . SALE Three fine l0-cre farms.
near Stratton, Neb., on main line of B.
ft M. R. H. W. L. Ulbbs, Quincy, 111.
t'OK SALE-bfil large body high-grade.
medium-priced land In Nebraska; very
little money required. C Bradley, Wol
hah. Neh. o
FOR. SALE Rcusunnble. 200 acres, Hayes
viunty, Nebraska, rnone Mo. 43, owner.
Texas.
FOR QUICK BALE-S,000 acres of east
Texas land, well located and in one
body. Good soil and well drained and
within one mile of good town and ship
ping point. Bargain for cash. Write for
price spd further particulars. Mllo E.
Trussell, 609 Kress Bldg.. Houston. Tex.
Wisconsin.
Upper .Wisconsin
Best utuy und generui crop state In the
union; settlers wanted; Janus for sale at
low prices, on easy terms. Ask for book
let 34 on Wisconsin Central Land Grant
State acres wanted. Wrltn about our
grszlng lands. If Interested In fruit lands,
ask for booklet on Apple Orchards In
Wisconsin. Address Land Dept..
Line Ry.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Boo
Mtsullaaoaa,
IF INTERESTED In land In southern
Iowa and southern Minnesota write the
F. L. Jones Land company, Winterset. la.
for their list of 3H farms
40 acres, close to Folsom. Mills county,
Iowa. Want-. residence or auto; $125 acre,
40 acres close to Bartlett, la,; $100 per
acre; 11.000 cash.
1H acres. Holt county, Nebraska, $15.
Want auto or residence.
210 acres adtnlning Anoka, Neb., Boyd
county,, worth $75. Owner says sell at fcxi
per acre. Here's a snap.
180 acres 6 miles south Council Bluffs.
Owner says sell at once. Price $125 acre.
Webtern Real Estate Co.. Omuha, Neb.
FARMS FOK RENT.
FOR RENT Between 20o and 300 acres of
land, with Improvements, near wesion.
C. J. Ace, Weston, la.
FARMS WAVTED.
Free Advertising
Give ua exclusive agency for your
form nr Mtv nrniwrlv eaah or n.
chance, and we will advertise weekly
until gold.
W. T. SMITH CO.,
1111-12 City National Bank Bldg.,
omaua, Neb.
REAL ESTATE FOK EXCHANGE
(0 acres. Sacramento valley. California:
Irrigated land, ditches all in, all under cul
tivation. Want .Nebraska ranch.
To exchange for chea western land.
fully equipped flour mill, capacity 140 bar
rels dally, large feed mill, 12.0u0-bushel ele
vator, large warehouse, on main line 01
Liuun 1'aciflc. i'rli tis.ouu.
Will exchange Hi acres, Gulf coast of
Texas, clear, value about KO.GOO, for stock
general merchandise.
To exchange for anything of equal value,
fine uuarter near Alamosa. Colo.. Irri
gated.
rLnsui nn.rt.r nip (lurAmn Pltv Ivan .
uhtrr1HlHl. eaultv I12uu. Will exchange
to anything good.
SO acres. Facramento valley. California,
good fruit and vegetable land, irrigated.
What have you to offer?
W. T. 6MITH CO..
1111-12 City Natl. Bank. Omaha. Neb.-o
Cash
and a fine quarter section of land
la 8outh Dakota, clear of encum
brance, to exchange for a good Omaha
home; cathedral district preferred.
Thla Is a good chance to sell your
house quickly and get cash.
W. T. SMITH CO.,
1111-1112 City National Bank o
FOR 6 ALE OR .TRADE Garage and re
pair shop. Steady customers for repair
work, also gasoline, oils and grease sales,
house accessories and catalogue aooessory
sales. Shop-equipped with lathe, - forge,
air compressor, iii-gal. sunken gasoline
tank, die and tool of every description.
40-foot pit, wash rack, ate. Reason for
selling, compelled to go east. Will sell
or trad for city property, farm or mr
rhandrs store. Price on application
Wyoming Auto and Supply Co., 19th and
Thonjes, Sts., Cheyenne. Wyo.
(-ROOM bungalow. 244 and bath room;
Just completed, with tw lsrge lots,
trad for roadster or runabout and S160
cash. Balance like rent. 171S N. 44th 8t.
FOK SALE or trade, a beautiful south
ern farm hocp. Will tak eaatern Ne
braska property. M. Lad. Richard
Block, Lincoln, Nsb. o.
Plaawa fur otaer musical Instru u. If. MUJ.
nK.Mi KSTATK WANTK1
Free Advertising
Cilve us exclusive agency for your
farm or city property, rash or
change, and we will advertise wceklj
until gold.
W. T. SMITH CO..
Ill 1-1 : City National Dank nidg..
Omaha. Nab.
I'.AVF, over flfta, buyers with from VQ
to all cash for modern 6, t or 7-room
homes from 2.HOO to $4,onn. Call us at
once. (Vboriie Realty Co.. 701-2 Omaha
Natl. Hank Plds. Doug. 1474.
LIST your houses and farms for sale
with us
J. H: DUMONT A CO..
1WB Farnsm St. O
HAVE customer with !.W first payment
on Dundee 6 or 4-room modern homo,
tlhtlO to U.M. Address P. 248, Bee.
1U:.L ESTATE INVKKTMENTS
To Conservative Investor
We offer high-grade first mortgage farm
loans at prevailing rates T'tles guaran
teed and Interest collected without charge
to our Investors. Tsx free In Neoraeka.
Peters Trust Co.,
1622 Farnam St.. Omaha. Neh.
IIEAIj ESTATE LOAN'S
CITY and arm loans. 5, 64, per cent
J.H. Dumont tt Co . 1S Farnam. Omaha.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
OMAHA homes. Rust Nebrsska farms.
OKEKFE REAL ESTATE CO..
101 Omaha Nat l. Douglas 2715.
GARVIN 1UWS.?C-
BEE us fltst If you want a farm loan.
United Stuten Trust Co.. Omaha. Neb.
WANTED ?)ty loans and warrant
W. Farnam Smith Si Co., 1320 Farnam.
CITY property. Large losns a specialty.
W. H
t. Thomas, TX State Bank Bldg.
1100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam Sts.
HARRISON A MORTONTsliTbm. Nfl t a
?itv.
11. W. Binder. Tlty NnT'l Bank Bldg.
fir CITY LOANS. Beails-Carlberu Co.,
uc 310-31 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLR.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co..
a modern abstract office. 300 8. 17th St
Phone Douglas Mt7.
FEED Abstrsct Co, oldest abstract of
fice in Nebraska- tot Brandeis Theater.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
In Bemis
Park District
Beautiful 5-lioom Bungalow
Just Finished. Easy Payments.
Bankers Realty In
vestment Company
Ground Floor Boe Bldg. Tel. Doug. 2026.
NEAR FONTEKELLE PARK
$250 Cash
BALANCE $20 PER MONTH
S-room cottage, pertly "modern; two
large lots; plenty of small fruit; flno
shade; dandy chicken house and garage.
Price only $2,2fA
THE VOGEL REALTY AGENCY.
1015-16 W. O. W. Bldg t Douglas 391.
. i
.v-i .. . at . . a.. .mJ h
, . 't: J
All modern 6-room bungalow, Just fin
ished, can be bought easy payments; will
take lot in good location in part pay
ment. Bankers Realty In
vestment Company
Oround Floor Be Bldg. Tel. Doug. 292.
IDEAL HOMES
REASONABLE
4,0CX Seven-room, strictly modern house,
south front lot, 40x128; closo to car line,
churches and school, close to ZJd and
$vana St.
4,20-25th and Woolworth Ave, seven
rooms, strictly modern, lot 42x100; must
sell within thirty days. Easy terms.
GALLAGHER & NELSON,
MA PranrtHa Bldg.
l-stnrir Visllatfi at larnu tyima n ao b1
new. Beat corner lot in Kountze Place.
Owner leaving city, must sell. $4,700.
T-ROOM, strictly modern, Kountze place;
bargain if taken this week; call owner.
Harney 4M2.
RKAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
WEST FARNAM P1STR1CT
J500 cash, balance same as rent;
10 rooms, full basement, hardwood
finish, entirely modern and in splen
did condition throughout. Act quick
if you want this fine home.
W. T. SMITH CO..
1112 City National Bank
8-Room and Garage
South front, paved street, near Haunusrs
school and cathedral; high view, solid
ground: 4 rooms and hall down, 4 more
end i bet h up; new furnace and plumbing.
U-j0 Yssh, balance monthly. Ask us to
how you at once.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.
101 Omaha National. Douglas 3715.
Evenings H. W8, or If M4.
Must Be Sold
New modern frame and stucco, oak and
birch finish; thiee bedrooms and sleeping
porch; comer lot: paved street; complete
throughout; big bargain.
OWNER, IXJIIGLAH 151
Cheapest Home in Omaha
l-roomentirely modern rottsg on Sftth
Ave., betwven -Jackson and Jones bts ;
lot 44150. Kecently papered throughout
and In first class condition In every re
epert Clot to school, car line and atorea.
Must hav money and will 'sell at a
great big bargain. Pbon owner for full
particular. H. 71o4. v
REAL ESTATE WEST PIOK
Easy Terms
AVest Farnam
District
This Is a very attra-tlvs hrlck and
stucco hcuse, located on the hill close to
some of Omaha's finest residences. The
fl'st floor hss a large living ro.mi across
the entire front of the house and a well
arranged dining room opening out of It;
both rooms finished In selected oak.
Ample pantry and kitchen. The second
floor has three large bedrooms and hath
besides an outside sleeping porch. Ser
vants' quarters. Including a complete
bath, on the third floor.
Iot SOrim ft. Now being offered at tl.W
LESS THAN ACTCAL COST. Don t
miss seeing this.
George & Company
ft City National Bank Bldg.
Phone tvniglas TM.
West End Bargain
- In a New Home
PRICft OCT fX on a new. 7-room. alt
modern, high class residence; large living
room with built-in nookcares. dining room
with built-in buffet, beamed ceilings,
large kitchen, pantries and Icebox room.
ail finished In oak with oak floors; 4
large bedrooms on the second floor, one
sn enclosed sleeping porch, quartered oak
floors snd mahogany doors, high class
hardware, tile bath room, also tile vesti
bule, good floored attic, full cement base
ment with fruit closet snd coal bins. This
house Is exceptionally well built; all wood
work thoroughly rubbed with piano fin
ish, and Is an exceptl-mal home bargain.
Price $.".S00. Don't miss this.
Glover & Spain
91i-20 City National.
Douglas
Cosy Brick Cottage
West Farnam
District
We have Just listed a very attrsotlve
brick cottage, nearly new, tW S. 40th St.,
right In edge of West Farnam district,
which owner Is compelled to sell quick
at a real sacrifice. It has a choice east
front level lot. (Vt'xlflO feet, alley In rear,
with lots of fruit -herrles, peaches,
fiiu nis, grapes, raspberries, etc.. In bear
ng, and still room for garden or chick
ens House Is a good sired i-room solid
brick cottsge. 2-4X.16, strictly modern, hav
ing finished double floors with nice bath
room., combination electric and gas flic
tures, cemented basement and floored
nttlc. Owing to emergencies beyond own
er's control this property can be pur
chased for 2.f50, $.W CHeh. balance on
easy monthly payments. Liberal discount
for all cash over the required fan first
payment. A rare opportunity to get a
warm, substantial and valuable cottage
home at a real bargain price. Come in
or phone us and we will gladly show you
through the property.
Payne & Slater Co.
Douglas 1016. 61 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Fine Building Lot
Reduced from $1,650 to $LS50; on Cuming
St. between S4th and S.th. IaiI needs
grading; use dirt off thla lot to fill in
another.
Linahan Realty 'Co..
Phone Douglas 2904. 810 Bee Bldg.-
RKAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
Built for Homes
Field Club District
We have Just finished two very fine.
strictly modern,- two-story dwellings. You
must tee these before you can truly ap
preciate them: Inspection Invited. They
are built by day labor. Each dwelling
has a fine living room, one tne entire
width of tlt house. The dining room In
one has a built-in buffet, the other has
a bay window; kitchens are complete and
conveniently arranged. Oak finish down
stairs, oak floors upstairs and downstairs,
except kitchen. Three fine bed rooms and
sleeping porch upstairs, splendid bath
room, tiled floirs, best grade of plumb,
lng fixtures. Full cemented basement and
walks; guaranteed furnace (Fox), on
bins and fruit cellar, etc. We would con
sider a god cottage, clear, as part pay
ment or sell on very reasonable terms.
Make appointment to see these.
Scott & Hill Co.
Douglas 1(K)9.
306-T-s McCague Bldg.
Bungalow
For Sale
One black from Hsnscom Park,
eight rooms, modem, with gar
age attached, hardwood finish
in principal looms; must be seen
to be appreciated; owner leav
ing city. Price, $4,&00; no
trade. At least on-half cash.
Call at 2305 S. 22d Pt., or 1
PHONE HARNEY 76S.
New Bungalows
7th and William
We have Juat finished1 four new 5-room
Dungaiowa on tne corner oc 7th and
WillUm that we can sell at th risht
prli and on vary easy terms. The bun
galows are strictly modern In every re
spect, full basement, furnaces, electric
llfchts, compK'te lHth room, five large
rooms, fine large attic with stairs, colon
nade opening between, parlor and din
ing room, built-in kitchen cabinet. Theso
houses are In walking distance to the
depot, street car bain and all the whole
sale bouses. Corner house already sola.
Prices. (3,900 and 12,950; ?AQ cash, balance
monthly.
Payne & Slater Co.
61 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg
Eight Rooms Close In
Lot 00x168 Feet
Beautiful Shade Easy Terms
Located at Mut Pierce BL Five room
on first floor and three good bed room
and bath on aeoond floor, modern ex
cept heat, All In good condition, ready to
occupy, walking dlatanc to retail dis
trict. Thl la a fin large lot. plenty of
room for Cardan, Us. . Oood alley In
rear.
Go direct and look thl property over,
or call ua up and w will b glad to take
you out
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
230 Omaha Nat. Hank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
(nasirll Blaffs.
FOR PALE Strictly modern T-room house
In High school district of Council Bluffs,
45) Glen Ave., price ll.SftO.
QFAJ. HUGHES,
103 Pearl St.. Council Bluffs, Is. -o
PRISONER'S LOT
IS HADE EASIER
U. S. Exerts Pressure to Induce
Germany to Relax Strict
Regulation!.
INTERCHANGE COMING SOON
soldiers Probably Will Tint lie Ks
chaaged, bat .Noacessbataats
a ad Allen Raemlea Will
He Moved.
(Copyr'ghl. 114. by Tress Tuhllshlng Co )
1.0NDON, Sept. Id. tfYK'lal Cablegram
tn New York World and Omaha feee )
Negotiation now are actively under way
Iroktng to an exchange of particulars re
Istlng to prisoners of war between Eng
land and Germany and eventually the ex
change of the prisoners theniselve.
Through the embassies, legstlnns and
Cf nsulateg here and on the continent, the
Vnlted States government Is bending
every effort to fscllltate arrangements
which will permit Rrltons In Germany
and Germans In England to communicate
th their families and friends from th
concentration camps, where they are held.
I'nder The Hague convention, prisoners
f war or civilians are accorded the right
to correspond with relatives of course, J
subject lo strict censorship by their cep-(
lore but hitherto the German authorities
have refused captured British subjects
the privilege to send messages of any
kind homeward, and naturally, the gov.
eminent here Is disposed to treat their
German prisoners In the same way.
In a few cases, Germany has communi
cated to the American consulate for trans
mission to England the hare fact that
such and such Englishmen are incar
cerated. '
V. H. Eierta IVeeanre.
Treasure exerted by the American gov
ernment at Rerun, however, shortly told
on the kaiser's officials, who now adopt
a kindlier course toward their Hrltlah
captives, and England will follow suit
with regard to Oermana held In concen
tration camps here.
It la Improbable, according to an under
standing at th War office here, there
will be any exchange of soldier prisoners,
but non-combatants and alien enemies In
both countries wilt have hn opportunity
to return homeward on a reciprocal basis
arranged by the I'nlted Ptates.
British Brigadier
General ( Is Killed
LONDON, Sept. 1.-Brtgadler General
Nell Dougla Flndlay, Royal artillery, hat
been killed tn action, according to official
announcement made tonight.
Brigadier General Flndlay has com
manded the First division Royal artillery,
of the British army since 1910. He served
In the South African war. INU-iskm, was
twice mentioned In dispatches for bravery
and received the queen's medal. He we
horn tn &.
Austrians Take
100,000 Russians
ROME Via Parlsl. Kent. M-An An..
trlan official communication received her
give denial to report of Ruaslan vle
toriea over the Austrians and asserts that
about lflO.OOO Russian prlnoners and nearly
CM cannons have been captured by the
Austrlana.
CORRESPONDENTS AMONG
. CAPTIVES ENTERING PARIS
LONDON. Sept. 11-The Dally Chroni
cle' Paris correspondent, under date of
Uunday, says:
"In conformity with th government s
rule against correspondent accompanying
the allied arm'es. the following persons
were brought Into Pari today under ar
ret: "Robert Dunn, New York Evening
Post; John Reld, attached to an American
magailne, and several Vorrespondenis of
London newspapers. They had asked the
British general, Smlth-Dorlen's, permis
sion to accompany hi column, and (Jen
eral Smttli-Dorrten turned them over to
the French staff."
PLAY CHOPIN'S MARCH
TO SCARE DOOMED MEN
LONDON, Sept. 16.-Th Times corres
pondent In Coulommlers, department of
Beine-et-Marne, France, says that the
mayor and prosecutor of thst town re
fused absolutely to pay $10,000 demanded
by tha German as a war levy. They
were taken outside the town to bo shot,
the prosecutor told the correspondent
and the Germans played Chopin's funeral
march, a last threat to Induce them to
pay, but the Kngllsh saved their fives,
as a retreat was ordered before th
threatened execution could be carried out.
REAL E8TATF: KTOOinAN
Dnodee.
Dundee
7-Room
Hot Water Heat
A perfect beauty; every convenience that
money can -buy and one of the best built,
bent located homes In the vlllaca: beamed
ceilings, brick fireplace snd sll other little
icucnes mat you would hav were you
building yourself. Owner has located else
where and you can put your owi price
on the property. Kee ua at one.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler lf3. Ms-10-12-14 Htate Rank Bldg.
REAL EHTATE ACREAGE
SIXTEEN ACRES
16 acres near South Omaha: unimproved,
m miles from street csr line; 1X per
acre. KELBY, 16o3 Karnam St.
REAL EHTATE MISCELLANEOUS
R. H. LANDKH VOL', rial sstat. Insur
ance', moved to 201 Neville. D. MOO.
PARK FOK BALL.
It-room house, all modern: large corner
101, sum; pavea street, paving paid; large
barn and chicken house: 10U ft. bricked
well, best of water; three blocks from two
01 tne nest car lines in the city. For com
plete details addresa K. 467, Bee.-o '
TOO LATE TO CLASMFy.
AUCTION BALK.
Friday, Heptember 18, Z p. m.
701 Su. Mth Ht , half block north of
Leavenworth.
Nine rooms, completely furnished, for a
modern home; must be sold at public auc
tion by the Dowd rales and Auction Co.
This Is the best furnlahed house we have
had for aome time. Kverybody needing
nign-ciass itirnuure ie ai mis auction
sale, t p. m.. Friday, 701 80. 2rtth Bt.
DOWD BALK eV ATt'TION o.
. Por auction sales call R. 3166.
NEUTRALITY SOUP"
"BRYAN CONCOCTION
Nebraskan Arranged "Peace Menu"
at Luncheon After Signing
of Treaties.
NO WORD FROM WTLHELM YET
President Today Will Receive. Wel
glan Commission to ml a a-
Protest Against Uerssaa
War Methods.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1-That T.m
peror William's reply to the Informal
peace Inquiry of the I'nlted Ptatea la ex
pected within the next few days. Is re
vealed tonight. Optimism In administra
tion circles was heightened today by the
signing of treaties between th Vnlted
fltatee, Great Britain, France, 8ptn and
Chin.
eatralltr I.naehean.
The cabinet officers, amhh.isadors and
mlnlKters who witnessed the signing of
the treaties were given a luncheon at the
Vnlveiaity club later. Secretary Bryan !
aranged the following menu;
French olives Klcn croquettes a-Ia-
Neutralltv soup Pekln
French olives Corn O'UrVn
White Radlshea Miami salad
Spanish omelette American Ice cream
English mutton chopaOolong tea
French pen
President Wilson, It becam known to
day, had made no reply to the message
from Emperor William and President
Polncre of France relating to the use of
dum-duin bullets. The president tomor
row will receive the commission of ltel-
glan official who hay come from thi-lr
country especially to lay before him their
complaint against alleged violation of
civilised warfare In th German Inva
sion.
It Is generally . understood that the
pres dent will make a general atatement
after the P-vlgtan have seen him, cover
ing their protest as well a th messages
from the German emperor and th French
president, reiterating th neutrality of th
I'nlted States.
Russians Surprise
Opponents by Their
Skill and Courage
tCopyrlght, 1914, Tresa Publishing Co.)
ROTTERDAM, Wept. U.-(Vla London.
Sept. 1. 8pecial Cablegram to New
York World and Omaha Bee.) Berlin
has been surprised by the efficiency of
the Russian army. A correspondent In
Berlin of the Rotterdam Courant says:
"The Russlana ar much better fight
er than they were thought by th Ger
man to be. One hears that on every
Ide. It I said that they have com
mitted aome act of cruelty, but all these
things cannot be believed. On the other,
hand case whore Russians have acted
nobly are heard
"There I a general feeling, however,'
that the Ruaslan cannot perform th
task they have started on, because of
the difficulty of obtaining good supplies.
The Russian who were brought to Berlin
as prisoner do not give the Impression
that they had been starving or are not
looked after properly.
"From Austria It I heard that th way
the Ruaslan ar clothed and shed In
splendid; that all alcohol has been for
bidden throughout the Russian arm)', and
that a strong hand Is being kept on the
soldiers."
Irish Suspensory
Measure is Passed
IXINDON. Kept. lC.-After th unionists
had made a format protest and had left
the chamber, th House of Commons this
afternoon passed through all It stages
th bill Introduced by Premier Astiulth
to suspend th operation of the Irish
home rule and the Welsh disestablishment
bills. John 1 F.. Redmond, the Irish na
tionalist leader in the House of Commons,
expressed th hope that In th Interven
ing period when the l lstsrlsts and na
tionalist wer fighting shoulder to
shoulder, a new spirit would arts alt
over Ireland, making a real settlement
possible.
The Welsh and tabor leaders txprsssod
tbelr satisfaction with the bill.
MONTENEGRINS WITH
SERBS BEAT AUSTRIANS
ROME (Va Paris). Bept. 1. A dis
patch received her from Ban Olovannl,
Alglerla, say th Montenegrin troops
have Joined the Servians, and fighting
under Servian general, headed by Gen
eral Vukotich, hav repulsed th Aus
trians all along th Bosnian front'er.
"There was fighting Saturday, Sunday
and Monday," th dispatch continue,
"and th Servian ar now pursuing th
enemy. Th Austrian casualties amounted
to 4.0OO. Seven hundred men were taken
prisoner and another 600 men of Slav
nationality deserted the Austrian i4
Joined th Servians.
DENIES RIGHT OF CLERK
TO BE COLLECTION AGENT
Because the county clerk Is holding up
his warrant for $10 as election Inspector,
J. M. Buell ha brought suit to fore the
delivery of th warrant. Th county clerk
ays th warrant Is held at satisfy it loan
shark claim fifteen years old. When
Buejl was courthouse engineer fifteen
years ago he assigned his salary for one
month to a loan shark and this did not
fully satisfy the loan shark's claim. It is
alleged. Buell denlea the county oerk's
right to act as a collection agent.
RUSSIANS IN GERMANY
PERMITTED tO GO HOME
ROTTERDAM, Bept. 1.-Ruslna re
siding In Germany have received permis
sion to go home. Males from 17 to 45
year of age and active or retired officers
ar excepted In th order. .Th return
of English, French and Belgian civilian
In Germany I not yet permitted, but It
Is thought that this Is merely a matter
of a few days.
SURRENDER OF AUSTRIAN
ARMIES BELIEVED NEAR
IjONDON. Sept. M.-Telegraphlng from
Rom the correspondent of th' Dally Ex
press say.
"The surrender of th Austrian army
led by General Pankl snd Von Auffeo
burg la Imminent The belr to the Aus
trian throne. Archduke Charles Francis.
Is with General Dankl'g army, which 1s
entirely cut off from communication."
FLIERS OF ALLIES
RUN GREAT RISKS
British and French Aviators in
Much Peril in Following Re
treat of Germans.
WANDERIN0 TEUTONS TAKEN
Detached parties of Enemy Loose
la Woodn (aptared hr Parsa
Insl Soldiers of ton fed
erate Araalea.
PARIS, Sept. 1. It wss generally an
ticipated that an attempt to stem th
tide of their rpld retreat would be made
by the German after the allies had
forced them to retire defeated from the
great field of battle to the east of Pari,
where they had fought tuhbornly for
even day and had suffered enormous
losses.
It has been revealed the British and
French aviator ran daring risks follow
ing the retrograde movement of the
German army and succeeded in gather
ing the Information that th German
had erected field works at various place
along the northern plateau beyond
Rhelms.
These work were Intended by the
Germans for the event of meeting u
pcrlor force snd being obliged to retire
and reform
It Is understood they left aeveral army
corps of theic western wing and on their
center with the desperat task of hold
ing these lines so a to prevent their
pursuers from harrssslng the bulk of th
German army which, in th meantime
wa making quickly for the frontier.
Many detached parties of German troops
hav been captured Wnderlng about the
woods where they four.d themselves with
little ammunition and no food supplies and
deserted by their comrades, who wera
mating forced marches.
There hss been no cessation In th prep
aration at Parla for defense. Although
the German now are a considerable dist
ance away and the likelihood of their .
return la regarded aa remote, thousands
of men are being enrolled dally for the
formation of new forces and to fill tha
gaps In the ranks of the armies which
hav been In the field since the beginning
of the war.
Some military critics are of the opinion
that the stand being made by the Ger
man alung the river Alsne I th begin
ning of a new bsttle which may develop
Imo a combat almost. If not quit equally.
as Important a that on th Maine. It
i pointed out, however, that the atrugglo
mut b a frontal ona from th German
sldo while the allies occupy positions
from which an enveloping movement can
be effected,
Tha strength of the respective forces
engsged. slthough kept secret. Is believed
to be almost equal. It Is argued, how
ever, that the allies possess the advant
age of r rest I go which has been Increased
since they repulsed the Germans on the
east of Paris. Th alllea also command
th railroads, which enable them to
bring reinforcement. Thl the Germans
ar not In a position to do, It Is thought,
owing to th activity of Belgians In keep
ing several German army corps engaged
sine taking th offensive from Antwerp.
Czar Congratulates
Poincare on Victory
RORDEAUX, Sept. lfl. President Poln
rar has received th following telegram
from th Russian emperor;
"The news of tha brilliant victory gained
by th French army fills m with Joy.
I send you most cordial congratulations.
Th valor of th troop and the talent
of their chlefa are worthy th great na
tion to which they, belong. I take pleas
ure In expressing all the admiration with
which they Inspire m."
First German Army
Fleeing Like a Mob
1
LONDON. Sept. lfc-The Morning Pofs
Petrogrsd correspondent says:
"The first German army, which haa
been stiffened bv several divisions, has
virtually ceased to exist. Th Germans
ar retreating Ilk a panlo-strtcken, mob.
Tha Russian hav crossed the lower
reaches of tha River San without op
position." RUSS PAPER WARNS OF '
THE "WOUNDED BEAST"
LONDON. Sept. 18. (15:60 , tn.)-X
Patrograd dispatch to th Router Tele
gram company ays:(
"As an Instance of, Polish solidarity
with Russia, It 1 noteworthy that youth
of th Polish aristocrat have raised a
troop consisting of themselves and their
retainer. Thla body now Is attached,
to on of tha Ruaslan guard regiments.
"Referring to German concentration In
east Prussia th Novoc Vremya say:
'Emperor William, not having succeeded
In dining tn Paris, Is hastening; with aa
empty stomach to Petrograd. Germany,
Ilk a wounded beast confined behind
strong bars, I hurling Itself furiously
from right to Uft It must ba re
membered that a wounded beast Is mora
dangerous than an unwounded one. until
It Is exhausted from loss of blood."
TWO MORE GERMAN FLAGS
IN POINCARE'S COLLECTION
BORDEAUX, Sept. 16. Two mora Ger
man flags, those of th Thlrty-alxtn and
Ninety-fourth Prusslsn Infantry, pre
sented to President Poincare, have beit
placed besld th standards of th Sixty
eighth and Seventy-second German In
fantry tn th grand drawing room of tha
president's Bordeaux residence.
HEADACHES
Thousands of men aad women suffer from
beadacbe Try day, other thousands bs
bsadaohe svory weak ar every atooUi. and still
otaers hav headache occasionally, but not at
regular Interval. Ths best (Joctor iaotteo uusbl
to And the ttuM ol many ol tn headaches,
and in most other cases, knowing th caus. a
does not know what will rumors It. so si to give
a permanent cur. All be ceo do I lo prescribe
the usual pate relievers, which giv temporary
reliol, but lh besdsch returns usual, and
treatment Is agslo oeueeaary. If yousuger frost
headaches, no matter what their nature, tak
Aotl-kamnla Tablets, and U Rsult will b satis
factory in th bigtoeat degree. Ton can obtaia
tbem al all drugniau lo any quantity, loo worth.
Ko worth or mora. Ask lor A K Tablet.
SICK-HEADACHES
Bick-hcadacb. th most miserable of all tick
Besses, lose It terrors when A K Tablets ar
Uksn. Wben yon leel an attack oomlsg on.
take two tableta, and in many cases, the attack
will be warded off. During go attask takeaoo
4-K Tablet every two hour. The reet and Co re
tort which follow, csa be obtaioad la no other
Cmim A-K TmkUtt lear th M nous
gram. At mO fmg gists.