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THF. HF.K: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17. 101 ft.
HOTELS
IlOfcX SANKOI1U. HOT rib IIARl.KY.
190i & Kamam. Kh ami Kamam.
Special rales to permanent guests.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Weal.
f5r runt.
11T 8. 10th St.. 4 rooms and bath,
strictly modern, oak floor and finish, ga
range, built-in kitchen cabinet; very de
alrabla. ABMSTRONO-WAI.SH CO..
Tyler 1538. UJJtose Bid
"OK"RKNt8-rtjom modem house, '3611
Howard St., flno condition. Vor terms
apply to H. Fisher. 1 City National
Bank Bldg. Douglas M.
DON'T let fiar of repair or depreciation
keep you from owning your home; buy
a well-built home ami It need not worry
yoihonBenaonJJ8TruninKor.
FOR. KENT ti'U-room houae witn three
quarter basement, all modern except
neat, large lot. aon wemier 51.
fTlOOM houae In Dundee. 100-ft. lawn,
fruit treea, ahruba, etc.; on car Una; a
bargain at M. Call P. 1472.
BIT" LINCOLN tiLVD.-ll-room houae,
strictly modern, with hot water heat.
Price. V50. Douglas 11H.
"West kaKnam, m N. smb, s-r..
hatha, with aarHire. IW.
6-ROOM modern flat, Hrali I'ark, .150.
Call Walnut 15W
North.
houae. new y oecoraua, oaa
finnr. all modern. Iraiulre of 8and
berg Studio. Telephone Douglaa 2W. At
nlht Walnut Z7i.
u.ll'llMTH k-RFK KENT.
NIc house, block to car; . garden
space; modern except heat; s rooms
20.00; new paper. Douglaa 7833; ova
nlnaa. Webster tjonO.
WAT.KlN'a"dlUncre, M3 Doilgu, fWonrn,
.r-, i,:h... '-, w. V. Mitchell.
omner, W Hiencer.PhoneWeb;4Si6.
151S flherman Av.; mod. 14 rooma. . JJJ.oo
mr rhurlu: 7 rooma; bath ...in.tifl
JOHN N. m K S . EBjlou !aa6
UJ GRANT )! 1-iT sum.. uioaero. 1-4.
T. R Hall. M Remge HI. If Doug. I
2-feTOHy, rooma; furnace and fire
place. 202 N. 22d. PhoneVVebster 44.
Mouth.
-K06M modern prick flat at 14 B. 2tK
fit., oak floors, electric lights; good
neighborhood. 130 per month.
BENBON ft M Y KJR8 COMPANY.
4M Omaiia Nat Rank llldg.
Fhoiw Doug. 741.
ildCAl? fr rent, WW 8. h Bt, rive
big rooms with a modern bath room
for 115, do not pay the water;
fco.M-ft JlOOMrt and hath "on one floor;
choice. W20 Wool worth Ave,
Tyler ,
l-OOM all modern bunaalow, v ant June
j. 141 S. itth St. fries UJ.40,
Tel.
Rail ll'l.
FKobM modt:rn brick, only Wright
ft I.aabury. ooug. it:.
C5DEKN (-room cottae. it) a month.
l. 1M Ht.
M lacellMiieooa.
WB HAVK "WHAt-V6tTANT7
HOVHEH AND ('OTTAOK8.
PA RT1Y HUPKK.H,
i-PWa Carter Iake Hlvd tl4.m)
421.1 CVnter H '"'
MODERN EXCFPT HEAT.
HL-214 Karatoga Bt JO.M
-R.-aaa B. th Ht 11.00
m-ahl N. 37th Bt I0.0O
HTRICTLY MODERN.
922 8. lst ht ffi OO
4- JU-;) N. 21st rit (Bargain)...- .00
5- H-4f.46 N. 4rth Bt - 2".00
f-Hv-4M Radford. Ave.- i.00
TR.-62 B. KOth Ave 2o.OO
Uls-Wl N. J7th Bt (brand new,
strictly modern detached hooee,
good residence district MOO
T-R. "7 S. 2th Bt (strictly modern
detached houae, within easy
aikinir dutanra to business
center) . 3.00
an 114 N. 2lat Ht 26.(i0
-k. 2WI Dewey Ave 22 to
1-Zs-tm Isklna Ft... ... 22.W
g-R. 34 Davenport SU- 4o.OO
8-Rv V B. Hh Ava.... 46 00
-R.-nn & toth Ht ?7.fc0
A-R. 1044 Oaorgla Ave 60.0
n R. aiith St (a choice brick
dwelling, VV'est Farnam district) 7S.C0
(i,Ai a.
BTRICrTLY MODERN.
iu nts Howard Bt tclosa In. first
class condition) K M
7-R.-1SJ 8. '-h St....... .... 20.00
APARTMF.NTB.
J, I 4 and 6-room apartments in
good residence section, reason
able rents See us for particulars.
Choice West Kamam apartment,
having elx large, light rooms
and reception hall, two bath
rooms and aleooate ciosfat
space, all on one floor. ....... 75.00
Oarage IK.00 extra.
PORTER & SHOTWELL
Offloss With
American Strcurrtr Co.
r a 17th Bt Pong, wni.
CBOIOS VXAT AT RKDUCtD
RENT1LS.
IBM N. letlv, Id floor, 1 -r, modern exoept
haaL ndaoed from 111. Now 410.
llll If, 4tb. Id floor, 4-r., modern esoapt
beat reduoad from 111. Now 110.
1401 Seward Ht, upstairs, reduced from
Now 111 HO.
A. P. TUKEY ft BON.
Phone Doug. 50. Ift07-g W. O. W. Bldg.
HOUSES APA RTM ENTS FLAT B
(, lOO I r. flat Slt N. 14th St.; partly
modern.
1-t.eO 4 r. 410 8 "rh Ave.; partly modera.
a.ooar.nat, sib h. setn Ave. ; mooern.
4.00 I r. apmt., 101 Farnam BL
1lo-4t..llll LafayeUo Ava.i mfidern.
1.S0 4 r. apmt, "The Warren." ill a
lath bt-
4W00 r. to 3 4 Warette Ava.i modem.
OEOHUK A CO.,
Phone I-74. 0i City Natl. BankHldj
"rb1S,3ARD EN INC AND "POULTRY,
s-r.. downtown, colored. 112. Also 1
t and I Oik bungalow) and ACRE
GROUND, Jo and 17, Aiao 6-r., Cali
fornia bungalow and acre, Til Tel. D,
2107. 607 Faxtnn Klk.
HOUHE8 FOR RKNT.
CRF.IOH, bONS ft CO,
K BEB DLTXt., IMJUO. KM.
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ai 1 1 11 11 ii
c-m liJ $1 for rent, D 1
FOR KtNl-AP'i'S AND FLATS
Vet.
I FOl'R-ri' HJM aiiat luHJUt iroproi
soundproof, automalic aievators, two
dieaoiraarln tmda. roof aarduu. Hnr-
nav Soil 1 Tie Aiigehia aparuuunts. iiiil
Aa and L'ouglas mi
ai.Ms, e.unin.i.ui,j ac . r i i 1, 1 either I
er a ruoina. uii West Karnam strnot.
JOHN W MitlIN4 N' rMVM HT
VfiiblUHN I-1 ihiIu a bar 1 men t. loci ml i 1 1 i
laepltig porch, well locnled ltarl.M!
.ejurifc.
PITolLfc "A f ' A 11 T Sfif N" f:"
W 8o4 laige rouitia and hatha.
eietied poruii, Jaril'or aoivir. hrat,
nawiy decoratad "The hi," HIhiimii
aiut Pharwuxd Avis. Hee JaJilUv wr cil
ofrka.
rV'OTT AN'P iri.l. I t).
5 5V 1 r..in aparf iiienl, a!i c-oninuiiM
live, Heal fur rooming i,, . im
ti.a rur4 pi-nil. I" BHUdiug. 11 N
14th ht
II. A. "AOt.r,
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Ni ltTH 4'h Ht, 4 "A -Tain and lhra
reusi tieri ai 1 rtu.e.la. id 4
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MOVING AND STORAGE
GLOBE VAN & STORAGE
Stores, move., parka. stslos; l-horaa
ran and t men. II. a per nour: storage.
(2 per tnomn. Hatieracion guaraoiesa.
tioualaa tt and Tvler 130.
GORIiON VAN CO.
hacking, storage and mov
ing. 21f N. Uth St. Phona
tunnies " or Webster SHUB.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Separate locked rooma, for household
goods and pianos; moving, packing and
snipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
8j 8. 16th Bt. Douglas 415.
FIDELITY FREE
Phona Douglas 28 for complete
list of vacant housea and apart
ments; aiao for storage, moving,
ltith and Jackson Hts.
Maggard
Van and Ktnraae Co. Moving. Packing,
storage and shipping. Phone liouglua
I4W.
FEH1UN VAN & STORAGE
Packing, storage II CPAya. TylerJ200.
T l T?V Express Co. Moving,
vtZktni and .ora..'
u. j. in-i-x tuu-klnai am
1201 Farnam bL Douglas 6144.
FOR RENT BUSINESS PRTTY
torra.
Ws are making plans to remodel the
building at M4-llMa Harney ft., pulling
In a now front and making one room
under heouT.lxVe.tvTieaM
to desirable tenant the entire space or
divide to suit.
N P. noiiOK, M Whltnall Rldg.
STOREROOM.
Three dandy fine storerooms at 24th
and Leavenwortn, one or the. Desi loca
tions In the city; rent veey reasonable.
Calkins & Co.
Douglas J!l atyNnt.Bankpidg.
MTORF.il.
Modern store room and basement, a.
Bo. 11th HI.: fine location for groceries
and meats.
CONRAD YOUNO.
T Krariteta 'Chester f)ou 16V.
FOR RKNT- Pai t of store room. Inquire
SIX hit. IHth.
BTOHK ROOMS at W-1811 Farnam Bt
Thos. F. Hall, 423 Rarnge Rldg. u. 74KJ.
STORK, about 21x40; living rooms In
- m a hi A .. Ilf-illa7l 1 ,1
STORE building, living rooms In rar, m
win. jjuui,
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
Weit.
BUT A BAROA1.
1-room home, etrlo'ly modern, about I
year, old, on a nli-e corner lot, near Hernia
park; sireots all paved, a fine home (or
only Vi.iiiV. L,"i e snow you.
W. H FRANK, 201 Neville Ulk,
FOI.H-KOOM bungalow. Juat l.-mg com-
loted. 11,2". only not caan. Amos
Irani. I'. WHO. Col. 4071.
North.
Good Home
Very Little Cash
Five-room cottage with bath; large
lot; fine shrubbery and fruit treea
Price, 12,360. Located 4107 North tli bt
Norris & Norris,
400 Bee Bldg. Phone Doula4I70
PRA1RIB PARK. 270 Fowlur Ave.
Beautiful, brand new, two-story stucco;
bedrooms, sleeping porch and tiled
bath room, beamed ceilings In dining
room, built-in bookcase In living room;
beautiful shade, lawn and hedge; first
story oak flnlah, second-story white
enamel; artistically decorated; Ideal
neighborhood; $3W ash and 140 monthly
from responsible party. H. J. Pcanncll,
owner. Colfnx 1. or Doug. '.'OH
DEM IS PARK DJSTRICT-Claasy bunga
low, Juat completed; three rooms fin
ished In oak. with oak floors through
out; living room across front of house.
beam ceilings, booki-ases, window seat;
rooma all decorated, anama, screens.
water meter, full haaement, furnace;
1 1 jr.lM. ...I . 1 -... .,,,1 Y.M.IA-
Ittl,, lU.ig.,, ., w':i. ', (,a,
1 block to Harney car. For price and
terms see
RAfiP BROS. Douglas 1S.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two brand new
room houses, corner &Jn and Lmniet
Bt., Highland Park, opposite Fred
Brodegaard s beautiful residence. Will
taka l hlcago property or choice farm
land In trade. Key with Mr. Brode
gaard. F. W. Hansen, 2137 W. North
Ave., Chicago, 1IL
OWNER wlahea to sacrifice strlctty
modera g-room house, wnn sleeping
Doreh: oak floors and woodwork; ex
cellent condition. A real bargain. Web
ster 1177.
PRACTICALLY new modorn S-room
house; reception hail; run basement;
rents for L6 per month; will take
Phone Webster 7K,s.
ALL modern, 7 rooma, good as new; inuat
sell at once. 331 1 N. lith Ht. Colfax awi.
DANDY New. 6-room bungalow; modern;
only t2.V. Colfax 17D.
VU H. Mh St., 6 rooma, modern, two
atorlea. Webater m.
'Um fl. 11TH 7-rooiu mod. house, on
boulevard, eaat front walking distance,
terms. Korka ft Muall, I. t.'H.T.
b ROOM modern boi.ae. t:',f-'rft; half bliH;k
from ear. Ha 1 ney
(.ROOM bungalow, brand new. all mod
ern, oak floors throughout; oak rimn
In living and dining rooma; large, light,
wrtlta enamel bedrooms; good location,
restrict! addition. A bargain at 13,00.
I-any terms.
BENSON A CARMICHAKL,
U raaton Blk. Doug. 17S.
Mlaerliaaeawa.
Tju ClAMit. B.U.A V 1 E I pT.1l ilTiStH.
roi.nia. mn.lirn urepl beat, In
ae'klii dietaiice front (own and paved
atre-t paving all 111. why ar rant
inn y,..t 1 an In luting oil a In. ma 11. e
saiihh aa rent f
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KOIt H.1.UIH.)C A.ND Arc
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4.4 Braml.ia Theatai llldg. 'trier luH
REAL ESTATE -UNIMPROVED
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REAL ESTATE-UNIMPROVED
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ACRES XEAR RALSTON,
$300 AND UP.
ON CAR LIKE-PAVED ROAD.
CHEAPEST ACREAGE NEAR
OMAHA.
Why not tart your horn now rn Wt
Q fit , n-r Hlnlto iMty, lh new moving
picture city, on on of thrA nmaU frtrm
inr th pAVAd r"d aind on th inltn
lntrrurbaj. car lint, with (iirfct irvic
trt ltith mm Karnam. OmthiT Thl
property in admirably auttfd to gardnntng,
whWh Is atl mil tod, y much mom troflt-
abla than rhUkn raining or frutt farm
ing. There U alio a speculative rature.
thla property at prent low prtrca ia
a I moist aur to doubt in value within
the next few year.
TO REACH THE FROFERTY
On your way to or from Klalto t'lty, atop
off at 48th and Q 4 ft. a'-ra ha aoutn
of Q at. and weat of the dralnaaa dta-
trlct
TERMS.
lit rah and 110 a month for any alnsla
acre. For trart, nf I to 10 acres, tei ma
arranged In proportion.
JUS. 1L KOFIETZ,
47l 8. 4th. South Hide.
20 Acres Near Fairacres
MUST BE SOLD BY MAY 20TH.
High and nightly, with god Improv
mauta. Fur prlca and tsrmi, call
IHA1T COMPANY,
446-7-1 Omaha Nat l. Bank. Tylar 40
RF4I ESTATt-'BUS" PROP'TY
6 Kt.tl mtti hi , a ntaa. ;r..rn viauuot.
K.w Met ague Inv t o., Mccague tiltlg.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES
FOR BALK or trade for ranch property,
controlling Interest In laundry and dry
cleaning . I7.6W. purt casn. will tiHiitlla.
For particulars write 1. r.. Meison,
H. 2d Ht., Livingston, Mont
WHAT HAVE YOU OR DO YOtTWANt
Hee ua first, we may nave just wnai
you want. We sell or trade everything,
anywhere, Cliae. J. Hmlth. Tyler li-KL
12 Ho. 18th
CORN, alfalfa, wheat, cotton land f'r
arils or exchange, VV. 11 Wilson, Wal-
ters,tfkl.
FOR iilXl'MANUlu !.) acr'ia clear.
north Arkansas; want mon handiau or
income. W. H. Reach, Leslie, Ark.
all A. flno Irrik-atad Colo. land, clear.
Wanted clear Otnana. improve. Mrs.
Ilawver. MM (Jrsnd Ave. t:olf IbL
IV YOU' wlah to eachange your city
property or land, see me first.
J. L. HAKHF.lt, Keellne llldg. T. 1710.
CAN sell or exchange anything you bava
to offer. C. J. Canan. Met aguo'lg-
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN
Meaansi.
takt i n '':,7' ' tjrrt
. , . .Ih, -a
IiO.uO; sle, toxiat; located on Locust
Ht. between t'lark and Wurnham, not
far from school and car line. Uoo. it.
Wright. He office, omana
TWO ACRFH AND HL'NOAIJW.
New bungalow, electric light,, large
barn and chicken house; Iwo fine acres
of around In Heuson Acres cftsli,
balance easy payments. P. J. Tebbons
Co.. SOS Omaha Nail nana.
fluudee
LOTS ARE SEELING IN
DUNDEE'S NEWEST AUDITION.
Located hetwnen 4Sth and i2d gta.
TJortge and Howard fta.
Wharo can you make a batter Invast
merit I
Why not be one of the early purchae
era and secure aoin of this high claaa
property whl:b t offered 00 very easy
term, 7 Trices run irora ,11011 10 ,i,nou
cornera altahtly higher: all speita! Ira
provementa of every kind. Including
water, aawer, gaa, aldewalk, curbing, pav
ing, treea aet out In parking and atraat
Hahts have been Inatalled.
A aafa plane to buy and a good place
to make money.
Buy in a rising market and taka ad
vantage of the future trirreaae In value.
Will show you tlil, addition at any time
by auto. flat, wilh pricoa gladly Mr
nlshed.
i'hona or call on
GEORGE & CO.. Agents,
Iloug. 7ta. tl City Nat. Hank Bldg.
CHOICE DUNDEE
RESIDENCE.
11,800 00 110 H. Met Ave. attractive
brlrk veneer; he, large living room wltb
taety brlrk flrplai:e, aun parlor, dining
room, break fust room and conipleti
kitchen on the first floor: 4 nine bed
rooma and tile bathroom on the 2d floor,
Melds room, etoriroom, clneeta and bath
room on the 2d floor. All floors oak ex
cept In attic; first floor flniahed in allvar
oak; Zd rioor in wnua enamel ana mit-
hugany; hot water heal,
GLOVER & SPAIN.
IH flty National Bank llldg. D. Hit.
$3,000
BEAUTIFUL DUNDEE
Two beautiful Dundee lota. WOxliM,
street and alley paved and all paving
paid In full; located juat right and other
advantages which I will explrilu If In
terested, rash, balance i'JSm) every
6 months till paid for; o'A per cent In
tereat Elegant place for fine home or
apartment.
D. lulO. William Colfax. 724 Keellne Bldg.
liUMiKE MUM ri
7 rooms, strictly modern. In Dande.
Oak finish throughout Nearly new
arge lot, built-in realtime. At a
duced price. If you are expecting to
buy a home In lunda it would pay
vou to see tlila narnra you nuy.
I'AYN'B INV'KSTM KNT COMPANY
Omaha National Hank Bids I. IvKl
FINE butiilee home on Douglas street be
tween 4Mb and 4th at reeia.
W. II C.ATK.H.
14" Omaha Nal. UK HHg. D. 12T4.
7"-RtXi.M houan with sleeping rw.rch, oloas
in ttrhool; biasest tiaigalii In I'undae
Tel, alnut p;t.
Dundee Bungalow N'eat, clean, attractrve
prop ty, well loraled, at reasonable price,
This. Campbell, heellnu lodg Dg. 4:
I liiresre.
hKE Nethnaav fur acieaae Florenrs t.'a
M lacellaartiua.
TXfAYETTK' AYE, itoVfE.
I rooma. etrlrti, modem, with eloep
tlioially rhclrn sunlit fnmt tot, to,U4
f.nt, on hou.ei'ard. wllh an atmndanie of
elie.U ami f . nit This la a baigMln ptlr.
ei.,-liil r.,"ft fur e-lilng
j II. DL MON I k CO.
414 -tl Keellne Hhl phone Inula !
I ,ritl:s ai.oth of Country iluh, r. houee
and baia, ftaa inr j...i4iirv r n vt ea
!, g Uth St Vteal I'M,
REAL ESTATE - INVESTMENTS
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a fine aiitiiie a h,.ue- pit m .',ii.
owter wii tese a late lti .tint I ee.tl
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Heal
Mt)NKV TO IA)AN ON
Apartment houses, double brick houses,
single houses, business property and
faun lands at 5, V and 6.
W. H. THOMAS.
I3)iKeellne HbU Douglaa 1R43.
Tt) 6'i for Wans on beat class city
residences In amounts ROM up; also
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
PKTKKS TRl'fT '') , 1S2V Fnrnam rit.
OMAHA homes Fast Netiraska farms.
O'KF.KFK RKAI. ESTATK Ct..
101 Omaha Nat. Phone foiiglns 27U.
'SlONKY to loan on improved farina and
ranches e also buy roihI farm mort
ganea Klnke Inv t'o. Omaha.
" n Uklay
W. T (iRAHAM
HKB HI. HO.
MONET TO LOAN, for 5 years,
on Improved properties.
BIIOPF.N ft CO . Doug 43a.
1IONKV oil hand" for city and
farm loans. II W. Binder, City
National Hank Bldg.
" LOANS LOANS
TIIOH. L McOARRV,
Keellne Bldg., Red 4.H4
cTf Yaiiil lurtti Innna, 5, o'-a. a par cant
J. H Diiniiint in., 41ti Keoline mug.
i"l to llil imu 11, ml" ( 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y F. D W ead,
wead Bldg., Ptih and ramam fits.
OATtViiS HKO.S. v.ifr'luiiu
5'o
Ml I N E Y 1 1 A llii 1 St iN A MORTON
lIH Omalm Nut Bunk Bldg.
REAL F.HTATK lana, alx per cent. Hea
K, HI I K ft I'll,, VIS omana Mail, i'.
gtitcka and Honda,
Two First Mortgages
For Sale.
II, no due In five yrais. inteteai 7 pi r
cent, payable send-annually, on 0
a r'S of good, level farm limd In Wi Id
conniv, Colorado; value H, 'w.
Itta) due in five years, 7 per rent; pay
able si nil annually, i n Ba) ai res of good
level fatm land In SS eld county, Colo
rado, value, ;,lOi.
K. T. llcydon,
1(114 Harmr Bt. Omaha, Neb.
il7"M 1 HTi J A I i K biiirlng 1 seml-all-
nual; ancureii ny pruperiy muivii t.i.onr.
Ta linage l.oninls Inv. Co.. W () U'. Blilg
Ubilraei. of I II lei.
TmTrnti"Tn Abetract Co. We can "bring
JUIirttlltCW down your abstract on
short notice. It 7 I'atlciaon Blilg. D. I7.
Iv I-' I? If Tlllu, Uuaraiitoo and Abatrai t
l0lin,(.0i B llMj(.rn alwiract office.
WK) 8. 17th HI. Tel. I). liW.
REKI A liWTRAt 'T il , oldest sbetract
office In Naliraaka. "M Hi amine Ihea.
FARM AND RANCh LANDS
Arkanaae Laos 1.
Ft"R BAT.ii Anyone "Wishing To' s "lists
and prlcis of fauns and tracts or land
In Mime Co., Aik., write to the Oiark
lmd Co., Mountain View, Htoiui Co.,
Ark. Box 73.
HURi'lOhlMJ opportunities for farmara,
stock raisers and fruit growers. Horatio
Land Co., Horatio, Ark
I Miiadian I, anas-
Prosperity Lti Cunada
tnOO.OOn.iOO In new weallh added In 1915.
Enormous crops and iow taxation make
formers rich. Wheat average, .) busn-i-ls
per a' ie in Alberta, -v,6 tiiuha s par
acre In baHkatrhewan. 2a 60 buam-la i r
acres In Manitoba Tans average ill
and will not excei d S-K per iiuartir sec
tion, includes nil tones; 1,0 taxes i n 1111-
fuoveiiienis. Fiee schools and fuil re
igloua liberty, goid climate. Oet your
farm home from the Canadian PucBio
railway. -0 years to pay, i,oni mnd from
il to I-') par acre. Irrigated lands from
.,, and the novel uiurul guarantees
your land and water titles. Balance,
after flrat payment, axtendod over nine
teen years with Interest at per cent;
privileges of paying In full any time.
Before final payment becomes due your
farm should have paid for Itself. We
will lend you up to Z,ouo In improve
ments In certain diatrlcui. with no se
curity other than the land Itaelf. Par
liculara on reuuest. Ready-made farms
for sale. Bpeclal easy terms Minns for
livestock. In defined districts, after
one years occupation, under certain
conditions, we advance cattle, sheep and
hogs to farmers up to a valua of 1,0U0.
We want, you; we can afford to help
you. We own the land; we want the land
cultivated. Our Interests are mutual. Buy
direct and get your farm i.oine from the
CANADIAN PACJeO RAILWAY. Band
for free book. 1 J. Dennis, Aaslatant to
the preale, Canadian Pacific Rail
way, 83 Ninth Ave., Calgary, Alberta,
( an ml a.
Colorado liMiMle.
FolIND ;i-ij-acr uuuta.mau tiuineaicau;
good sou; ampie isiuiaii; artesian
aater; near free timber. Price IM).
filing fee and all. J. A. Tracy. Ft
U organ. Colo
Iowa l.euda.
FOR BALE A fine farm of 1S acrea,
aituated about twelve miles of Council
Blutfs. la., and about three miles of
good town. li acres of alfalfa, 4i acres
wneit. do corn: aood smal orchard and
vineyard; close to school; R. F. D. ami
teleohoue: comfortable Improvements.
W1U sell on easy terms. Address Box
Uo, Glonwood, la,
Hlaneaola Lands.
Ol-lU-t-J-i aciea, isiao ituu aiu-.ii iia'w.
ltaaua. Todd. Crow Wing, Hubbard and
take counties, la to 4-0; ail selected
nlarea: eaav lerma, Ciowell. owner, B-d
hi? Palio e bullilitig, Miiineapolia. Minn,
Missouri l.aiuls.
ClTtAJ? F A Ft M K Any also, easy terms. In
the beautiful marks of tent niuniy, Mo
W, fl. ITrank, 01 Neville Hint k, Omaha
MulHiiiia I. nnda.
CAN locat five iieople on 20 ini first
rln.ss homnaleada. Location feu, l"0 Fill
particulars address E. C, Farnswoith,
l'liliin. Montana.
!rbeaielta l.aiiiela.
Ai 'RE RANCH,
H ill ci.iinly, Neb,, i; ml N E At -kin.
,,ii. nllHl.le. ail bald anil, gently
Inlllllf t i unite rullina, Well fl Ml ed,
Knod Inii'iiAeinenia, stock yards, dp
nihil 1 111, iv. thine line St reams 11I I llllinirf
water 111 puaiiiie. with spiing. til
in. it, ..r :"i A. now cultivated, i" A In
itlfalla, l alain'o fun al of gross, cut
t.ms l,fcv. Prt-e .". iii-rtgage Mt,m
u,,, i,l,l liirlloln lill l", h IH'W i-n 1 ho
i,I .i nl fulr nrli e In sddltlnn to above.
Ulll take s-wiie good ""it propel I y ("!
e , ill t j or par t of 1-1)11111
l. V bHin.l.fl .
(in Ct Natl Buns Bnlg I'oog I'1
WI.HTEMN NKBRAMKA
Oolng o il to Cliey ttn K linl. all an I
Bentiei t'Utti'"S iiet ees I ofne and
s-i li.na iiitMt oil- !t ihl'ta to ni-tSit
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FARM AND RANCH LANDS
W lacouatn l.ande.
THE best land In Wisconsin, adjoining
'ie best market in America; very mw
price
Wis.
rice; enav ti'rms. Arnoir. Co.. supenor,
VDiln l.wnda.
A READY-MADE
FARM
HOME FOR YOU.
We re golnc to tell you about our
RKADY-MADE FARMS In a neat little
folder, which has Juat gone to press. If
ou are anxlnua to belter your condi
tion, rlt us for your copy AT ONCE.
In order to Increase the number of
settlers on our land we are going to
sell a limited number of READY
MADE FARMS. Bo. If you w ah to
avail yourself of Ibis wonderful op
portunity you should ACT gDIt. K.
Remember this; The men behind this
project are nut PROMuTKRH of a
Uind-aelllng schemes.
Thev are farmers and cattlemen.
They know the exact locjiilrementa of
the land seeker. ,
Bo every provision has been made for
you to make a supcess.
First-we rcyulre but a small rash
pavmelit. .
.second You make no further deferred
payment, for FIVE years. .
THIRD-You pay Nu INTEREST for
lo years.
Fourth-You have fifteen years from
date of purchase to pay for your land.
Firth - Lust, but not least, you have
Miur liiiiirovemeiila all built. Eighty
acres of vour land plowed; ten acres
with a aood stand of alfalfa. In fait,
everything la ready fur you to mole
right onto your land and make money
from the atari. Don't delay. Send for
your copy of our folder N''W.
VI KIEL REALTY AOENCY.
in If, 18 W. O. W. Bldg. Omaha. Neb
MIi-ellaneiiiiB.
BUYERS WITH
Till'. MONEY
To INVERT.
Farm land ads placed In these col-
iimn. nmrh tha kind of penpin an
over the west who have ample funds
a 11I1 iaIiI. Ii in Invest In lands.
Ouallly and quantity are botn touna
in Tiii.f iik'.E'M i-niiiilrv circulation.
The siibai rlptlon rate for Tha Bee Is
much higher than any other Omaha
newspaper. Naluriilly Tha nee is reau
t.u a ft.ea nt well-to-do farmers
Send In your ad and reach some real
buyers.
FAHMH, acreage and city property for
an a and eichanae C. K. ' omna, M
Branded Tliaater Bldg. Doug. 91.
HORSES-UVESTOCK-VEHICLES
roe Kale.
HAY, VIA a ton A W. V. agner. ll N. Ie.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
A 11. K O t 1 HO FOOD
Mods of no re sraln. Beat In the mar
ket. If your dealer does not handle It
fo to A. W . W AON ER, Wl in. lam n:
lunulas U42.
I'lni'-oMS nav far better "than phlckens
always penned up; nine spare neeoon i
start; free book explains an. majesvio
Hiiuati Co.. Iietit. 1. Adel, la.
1 lH. ' j :!r i aiAMioCEOKS
the little color rhangtng pet. Max Cleta-
ler Bird Co , 1417 'aniam Ht,
Hcreenlng (1.26 jier" 1U) I be .JM N. latil Bt.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
TIRES
tx3 Hit'
s0x3Vt UTS
These are new, first grade tires.
Limited stork.
DUPLEX TIRE CO.,
2611 Farnam
Tl. 47g.
Used Cars
Coma In and look these burg over
All are In good condition.
( Forda, Touring and Roadster.
Chalmers, Roadster.
1 Everett
ltls Maxwell, slightly used.
Maxwall Truck.
btudebaker, E. M. F., a-crt. self-
starter and electric lights.
C. W. FRANCIS,
JJ 1 Far n am. Don g. gSI.
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCES.
Ppeclal rata for liability Insurance on
Ford cars, Including property damage,
. Fire and then at lowest rates.
K1LLY, ELLIH ft THOMPSON,
81J-14 Cltv Nat Hank Bldg. Doug, 2818.
Ubh,iJ iLH ij"a'kiaiNo AT
MURPHY OUR1EN AUTO CO.
lK14-la-IK Farnam Bt
AUTO CLEAJIINO UOUSE
tats Farnam. Douglas lilt.
Carnation touting, life.
I HU Ford touring, mechanically right
liii4 Ford touring, fins shape.
litis Ford lourliia electrics llv eoulnrteKl
THE AiriO.VllllllE WONDER.
Make a tun truck out of your Ford
car. ICvervhody is luylng this "Form
a-Truck." It solves your delivery nrob
lem and sells like wild fire. Agents
wanted. For particulars see or write
JOIf Nf4tN- VKi IHTH CO . IMrs N Bit h,
NEW autcimohlles on partial payments
pay while you ride: balance monthly
Intereal only per cent.
ABBOTT Blto,-t. AC TO COMPANY,
Rniima lit Patterson Klk, Omaha,
THE AI'TO BIIOP "Hervlce Flrat, prices
richt. VM l -aiaaon. lyier m Auto re.
Pol lug and gen. blackamlthlng. Used
l-'nrda for sale,
V C. will nude ),.u a new fold fu ,u
out one.
IN'l'l TIBIAL O.ARAOE CO.
.'uth and Harner !oiig tri
OI.M'.B.Vl. t "T tniian lii,.k, iw
ton car" Hi. aood onili'l'in. I an tie
I, on rlvht Call Douglas 134
AI"o UHr.i b i.NU ill tin 6u mii 3
A.i a lula nl teiiairing and Parle f
sale l ewd rttre iit'l and sold. I 44ig
M'l i.Mi-IIAMi Al ienor) iKe (of attl
nt Irede Bbolie llitroev lI,Fi
Amu I Itrrr and Itwrasrea
,h'I Al l. In sarege In rent, ateam heateV
end i!rt; toi,f In Uesl farnam d atiici
'.oi,,- lltriifl 1 S"
tale
Tares lull (.Ilea.
A I 'Ti I TIHI sl
ItH 't tl I 1. in .
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lA r ti,,,., mii nit Hie, We make
., i ee tux fi.-in I i d nee and sate
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iiatet l'i'tl t , Omaha, Neb Ihulg f'14.
Sale Mapal,!, n4 Palaitaa,
a. in ui. la I ai. r Itipair e.r eal
I r e f.M .'S f. ii'h -.1 I', .'a.
i i.tol f r i.-,. ,r-t i we taut -ti lf.
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REAL 1ST AT- TRANSFERS
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
"llllam H.'KuaaaTl and wife to F. J
I'ay, Seward street, Hi fret nset of
Thirty-first, south side, MxlSf l.. 1
Louts O. Morrison to Bally Bcnx-
street Thlrty-sltth street, m 1 laei
soulh nf Poppletou svanue, east side,
4ll!ll 4.
Msrsarel A. Horsfall and husband to
Hsdle N. Horning, rortletn sireei.
Idl i feet soulh of Mojd street. Wesl
elde. lOil.l 1
Thomas Roach and wife lo Augustus
jr. lleavera. T atreet. Jit reel weet
of Twenty-seventh street, north
side, lltiltli
40
Robert 1 Wilson and wife to fred
Armbruet. l'lnknev street, no teei
east of Twenty-fifth avenue, souin
elde. 40,110
Oak t Kedlck snd wife lo Fred Arm-
liruet. Thirty-third etreet, nil ieei
north of Wright street, east side.
MilSI
Oerlrude M. Corliss snd husliand lo
.Minute H. Madison, Madleon avenue,
lit feet east of HUleeillh street,
mirth elde- iftvlUf
Kli'oiiora Maaloweky and hueliatid lo
Wlktorla I'atruennla. 1 nirusm
street. 44 feet north of W street.
treat elrte lie 100
mete National bank of Ohio lo John
Oliver, northwest corner Thirty
Ihlrd and Fort timsha avenue, ion
137 4
110
Kenwood Realty enmtieny to Marv
K, Kaneft, Thlrl-eliih etreel,
feet north of Pinkiley streut, west
side. ISall
140
Urnver Layman Reiilty company lo
Katharine M l.eerj , f in y lourin
street, 100 f,et aouth of Hurexue.
east aide, nlll
Illi A l.lnillierg Slid wife lo Ed
ward ll Velhagen, Tui-ntlith street.
f.H, feet north of Ohio elreet. east
lde. Sflllll
144
Ilium hi- It Rutin In Anna H Mi far-
land, northaeet eorner r orty-thlrd
and Dmatiir street, 10, HO
James A Hiinderluiid and wife to N'e-
brseks ItrldKe Huiiply and I. timber
romiiaiiy, Knrty -eei'iiiid street. II
South of Kmlle, weet side, E, F m 1 1 4
400
V H. I'rstl slid wife to Ni-tireelia
Brtilse Hiipiilv anil I, umber rom
pailv, aouihesst rorner Forty-third
snd Kmllii. II 4al h
HfiO
Msmte M. Hrhnei, and huetiand to
Kleiinnrs M HMlow-nky, I entrei liotlle
verd, 171 I fioit north-,! of t'eee
etreet, west side, e!mi!matly
44 fill 00
Andrew K. Noleon lo Peter Johnson,
er al. Howard etreel, ,4 fret writ or
Koiirteenlh street, north side, lti,
in
:,oo
Msliel 11, teonhardt snd htiehsnd to
llerlha llnnee, nortttweel rorrter
Twentieth and California sireel, go s
111
I, 0
Vii'torls .lohtteon to Anausta V. Kin.
rich, northweet corner l.ens and
l.awil street. J.'.i"ll I
Jolin M. Jenaon sod wife in Csrl Niel
sen, et si, I'slrlilt avenue, 200 feel
weel of aoriy-thlrd sirret, soulh
side. 'll 1.400
Arthur W. Herllmer and wife to H
Kv N'sttlnser, Thli t -third street,
360 feet enuili of Pai'lflc , treat,
weel aide, 6 it a I f 0 ?
Try to Fire Jail
At Hastings and
Are Brought Here
Because Ihry trier! to net fire lo
the jail at llantinK where they were
nerviiiK sentences, five United States
prisoners were hrotiKht to the Doug
Ian county jail to serve (lie rent of
their "time.
They are Burnell Smith, Melvin
Leonard, John Campbell, Edward
Hegg and Kev. John Jehu Ramsey.
They were transferred by Deputy
Marshals Fl. J. Uuinley of Omaha
and T. V. Carroll of Lincoln,
Furniture Men to
Hold Meeting Hore
A conference of a doxen or more man
ufacturers of furniture and Jobbers In
furniture Is to be held In Omaha Thurs
day, whnn tha proposed reclassification
of freight rates on furnlturs Is to be
considered. The conference Is to he held
at tha Commercial club rooms, where
I he furniture men are to meet wllh E. J,
McVann, manager of tha traffic bureau,
The furniture men to attend the con
ference will be from Plnux City, Omaha,
Kansas City, Bt. Joseph, Ieaven worth,
Atchison and other points along the Mis
souri river, as the rats effects all furni
ture shipped from eastern factories to
Missouri river points.
BURGLARS BREAK INTO
PLACES BUTFIND LITTLE
Burglars were fairly active the last
twelve hours, but their efforts did not
prove overly profitable.
Obviously of a patriotic turn of
mind, a party or parties broke into
the building of the Marshall Taper
company, 1215 Howard street, and
stole several boxes of fireworks. De
tectives recovered part of the stolen
property in an alley back of the
building.
The home of E. A. Fatton, 2610
Patrick avenue, was entered by
thieves, who ransacked several
rooms, stealing a wedding ring be
longing to Mrs. Patton. The ring
was a tamiiy heirloom.
Prying open a window in the rear
of the building, burglars entered the
office of the Omaha Warehouse com
pany. 609 Jones street, and ransacked
the vault, according to a report made
lo the police.
TRIES TO BREAK JAIL.
BUT ONLY GETS HALF WAY
iiussell rrea, Itinerant, sentenced to
fifteen days In Jail fur begging on the
atreet, attempted to break nut, much
In tha amusement uf B crowd nf pedes
trlans who gathered to watch hie at
tempt
Ruseell succeeded In gutting lo the
roof of lbs Jul! by way nf one of the
upper windows, but here his Initiative
failed It reititilnid for a small army
of officers, who surrounded the baellla.
tn eonvlnre Itmotell of the eiror of his
111, and he wne persuaded lo return
In Ilia building, where be will reuttla
for an el IHIoiikI fifteen due 'It will
a warn, i ! than thla when, that
Tree I eti'oe to Iraf, ' remarked tail
Beti Kreaen of the wnrkhotiew, as ha
' ea, ,.rte. I: , -sell I
a re.er.f-.r.e.t cell
R0TARIANS TO ELECT
DELEGATES HERE MAY 24
I he (iin i'is I' iU'v t !iiH I-a i.
imiiiitr't I'm i i e i r i r in ihc tnirt
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MERCURY ONLY DROPPED
TO FORTY-TWO MONDAY EVE
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LOAN SHARK LAW
WORKS NICELY HERE
Suit Against Youth, Who Borrowed
an X, Dropped When Justice
Claiburne Just Hints.
COX COMPANY HOLDS NOTE
Somewhere in Omaha a young
man named Jack Branson is chuck
ling over the wisdom of the law
makers in Lincoln who at a recent
session of the legislature passed a
stringent "loan shark" law. He is
also contemplating with some satis
faction the fact that he will not be
forced to return in a hurry ten "iron
men" lie. borrowed not long ago in
a "pressing emergency."
Justice 1L II. Claiborne tells of
the affair at follows, mentioning the
fact that the rase in point is the first
started since the new legislation was
enacted :
"Voting Bronson borrowed $10 of
the Cox company in the I'axton
building, giving his note for $12, the
same to be paid within a certain
time. He failed to settle as agreed
anil the Cox company brought suit.
The case was to have been tried be
fore Justice Vincent C, Hascall.
No License, Tia Said.
"I was retained by Branson to
defend him. In filing my answer
to the suit i mentioned the fact that
the company appeared to have, rieg
Ircled to take out a license and also
touched on the fact that, with all
ussible ' allowances, the amount
charged on $10 could not have been
more than 80 cents.
"I showed that more than that
would be usury and pointed out the
provision in the law that any viola
tor would tie subject lo a fine of
at least $25, with a hint of imprison
ment. 'That was several days ago. This
morning K. Leslie Hyde, counsel for
the company, came in and lore up
the papers."
Omaha May Try New
rack to Remedy the
Rate Discrimination
Now that the Interstate Commerce Com
mission has refused to suspend the new
passenger rates, which Manager McVann
of the Commercial dub's trafflo bureau
alleged to be unfair lo Omaha, tha next
step will prohubly be to attack the rates
as discriminatory.
Mr. McVann reported to the exemitlve
eommlltae of the Commercial club at
noon with regard to tha refusal of the
commission to suspend the rales, which
went Into effect Monday.
Tha executive committee will decide
definitely what atop they wish tha traffic.
bureau to taka next
It Is alleged that the new rates grossly
discriminate against Omaha and In favor
of Kansas City in tha matter of railway
fares to Chicago and other eastern
points.
Bell Boy's Suit is
Thrown from Court
The suit of John Byma, former bell
boy at the FontOTiella, who sued for W.ono
because ha lost his Job, has been thrown
out of court by District Judge Redlck.
Ryrna asked remuneration for anticipated
tips.
During the examination It was brought
out that a man named Coatetlo pays tha
hotel eompany a year for ths privi
lege of working without salary tn the
check room.
CATHOLIC ACADEMY AT
ST. JOSEPH IS CLOSED
St. Joseph. Mo May Id Orders
to close the Academy of the Sacred
Heart of St Joseph were received
here today from the headquarters of
that organization in Rome. The acad
emy was established here sixty-three
years ago. There are thirty-tive
nuns attached to the institution, the
majority of whom probably will bo
transferred to umaha.
The mother superior at Saord
Heart academy in this city said the
report that the nuns from the bouse
in St. Joseph, soon to bt dosed,
would come to Omaha was on true, go
far as she knew. It was probable, she
said, that they would be distributed
among different houses. The matter
could not be decitled before summer
because the school is not yet closed.
There will remain one other Catholic
school in St. Joieph after this ons ii
closed, she said.
PLAYFUL MYRTLE TICKLS '
STRANGER WITH KNIFE
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man. refuse,! to lot Myrtle Jacttaoo, col
ored, go through ht pockets In th, rr
of Tha Rod Onion." Myrtta draw a K,ng,
glimmering blade of Damascus at seal ami
proceeded to carve liar Initial all r
U. U s anatomy.
Wi Interrupted by tha rH ant
taken H polite headquarter, where the
1'idg murmured something ahoat
and est, M-umis, n . mtw.j.j
by lr D Mysr. was not awriouaif .
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