Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 29, 1902, Page 21

FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FOR SALE~REAL ESTATE. Great Land Bargains. GOOD FARM, 40 acres, Omaha and South Omaha, ho well, etc.; rich Papplo valley place for milkman, gardner or for feed stock. Price, $4,500 Fine 24-acre farm near Arlington, Neb. mooth, level land, rich black ioam soll, §00d house, barn, etc. $5 an acri 00 acr choles farming land, Doug! egunty, Neb., every acre can be cultivat 1® acres fine hay land, 160 acres bluegre 450 acres in corn, rye, oats sture, nfi"" Sice 12)-acre farm near Gretna, Sarpy county, Neb., lays fine, rich soll, néarly all | in_cuitivation. $55 an acre, 240 acres choice farm land in Douglas county, Neb., soll rich bluck loam, all under plow, no buildings. Only $i0 an acre. Cheap Central @0 acres fine Platte valley bottom land in the great alfaifa belt of Dawson county. feb. Good house and barn nearly every agre adapted to growing alfalfa. Only $32 acre ne farm of 4 acres in Dawson county, Neb.. well improved, fine timber and fruit trees. Ali good sofl. $23 an acre. $20-acre farm, first-class soll, near Cozad, Neb., all under irrigation ditch, 6 ac pastire. balance in cultivation; good two Btory house, new barn and near school and church. Price, $6,50. jce farm, 160 acres, near Lexington, Neb.. good house, barn, ‘'well and windmfll, jne orchard, 20 acres in alfalfa, a great rgain at $2,.77 acres near Lexington, Neb., an ideal small ranch, hill and valley land, all fenced, g00d well and windmill. Only $3,250. ¥ine farm, 320 acres. four miles from Josslyn, Neb.. good soll, 65 acres of alfalfa, Il fenced, part rolling, balance fine level apd. $19 an acre. 40 acres, Gosper county, Neb.. all fenced, gome natural timber, two welis and wind- mills, good place for stock. $10 an acre Good s-acre farm near Grand Island, 55 acres cultivated, balance pasture, nice littic house and good barn. §1,900. Good farm, 400 acres, about 8 miles west Kearney, Neb., all good soll, nearly all n cultivation, small house, good barn, granary, etc., $12.50 an acre 8§00 acres, near Oconto, Custer county b., good soll, good farm bulldings, nearly acres rich & fine all round good farm. Price only $1 an acre. Cheap Ranches. 3,600 acres about five miles from Overton, Neb., all fenced and cross-fenced, over 24 miles of wire fencing, reservoir 'for 1,000 eattle, large house, also two small house #everal good barns, sheds, etc., five P fures feiced separately and watered, 50) acres under plow. Only $8 an acre. 1,800 acres, north of Grand Island, \Neb., all’ fenced and cross-fenced, good 'house ®arn, sheds, tanks, windmills, etc., 160 acres sultable for alfalfa, $550 an acre. 1,200 acres, necr Orleans, Harlan county, eb., 600 acres In cultivation, 40 acres Boneed “In fine pasture. Fine stream and natural timber for stock. Price only $13.10 an acre 800 acres, Custer county good sofl ‘and pasturage, gatle o . ey 7 REAT BARGAIN IN GRAZING LAND. 13,000 acres choice grazing iand in western Nebraska, splendidly waterel. Can offer for quick sale at $3.75 an acre. HICK'S LAND AGENCY, BOARD OF TRADE BLDG., Omaha, Neb. A House to Live in or a 10 Per-cent Net Investment, . M)-1819 Locust. NEW modern tage, rent $2,100; on time desired. @)—1807 Locust, § rooms, neat NEW mod- ern, good 'furnace, rents for §25. A 0od home or a good investment at eb., wild land, good place fof cot- it neat for 2,600, (®—1310—South Sist st. 8 rooms, near Hans- com park, east front, in good repair, all modern, with good new barn (can be used to house an automobile); a 00d home or a good investment at ,500. ® Advance In cost and rental value of elty property is bound to follow the ad- wance In farm lands. You will probably NOT be able to buy these properties at the same figures next year. BOYD COUNTY LANDS POTTER, FORGAN & HASKELL. 420 New York Life. RE— CORNER lot in Kountze Place, new house, $2,900.00; s&mnlg-:)n, Sal o suit at t. Address . Bee. i RE—-M501 20 WEST FARNAM DISTRICT (South 85th ‘Ave.), 2 cholce corner lots south and east front, 120x124; fine for a large residence; only $1,000 each. CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON Thurman R. Huston, Salesman Bee_our new “Red Bulletin” in office for others. RE—489 29 PAYNE_ BOSTWICK & CO. 012 NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING. DWELLING . HOUSES, Two 8-room modern houses, within walk- ing distance, renting for $10 per month, paved street. Price, $6,500. wven-room modern house, two blocks from §th street car line, $2,600. Near High school, f-rcom house, modern except furnace, $2,200. Bix-room house, near Hanscom park, bath, closet, ga ofl finish, east front, only 160, newly painted. Arbor s 't‘(:)omh part of town, rooms, only §i (oVAVANT. eapest five lots in nort m(vonblockl from car; price, if sold at once, ,32% for the five lot: A bargain. ree nice bullding lots, ‘on new Harney north of Bemis park, for $350 four Jast of city, line, each. West Farnam district wner bound to sell. e us for lot number. % PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. 601-2 NEW YORK LIFE BUILDIM RE—40/ R. C. PETERS & CO.,, Ground Floor, Bee Bldg. BARGAIN NO. 1. four-room and basement cot- good well and cistern, splendid permanent walks, lot 32x96%, north- t of city. Will' rent for $12 per BARGAIN NO. 2. 81,250—6-room cottage, good barn and gran- &y, 3 lots (2 acres), lot of very fine fruit trees, currants and_gooseberries BARGAIN NO. 3 $8.300--A very nicely arranged 7-room, #trictly modern cottage in the West Far- nam district; full lot, nice shade and fruit trees. BARGAIN NO. 4. #8.400—8-room modern, except furnace, good ghade, east front on paved street, ‘walk- ing distance. BARGAIN NO. 5 9 rooms, modern throughout, bullt t October; one of the best on Georgla avenue. RE—527 29 on Dodge street, Want an offer. G —29 A BARGAIN. $room house, lot 43x108, moders and cistern, large shade tre Apply to owmer on premise: city water large IF LOOKING for alfalfa or Platy ranches, improved farmi cheap grazing lands it will pay you to John Bratt & Co., North Reference, any bank in RE—434—: Neb. Farms.| alley Jand. abundant water, | FOR SALE~REAL ESTATE. SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1902. Tk FOR RENT-HOUSES. PERSONAL. PROPERTIES MANAGED. RAILWAY TIME CARD. W. FARNAM SMITH & CO. West Farnam Location. Beautifully designed home; lower story finished in oak; ten rooms be- sides reception hall and “den”; every modern convenience and very best construction; east front with fine shades trees. This is an excellent home, price $10,000. A fine cottage of 7 rooms, modern jand complete in every particular; full lot. Very cheap at the price, $4,500. Other Locations. In Hanscom Place, corner, room residence, oak finish. $5,500. In Kountze Place, on Binney st., | 9-room modern house, good as new. | Price for immediate sale only $4,500. On 26th avenue, walking distance, ‘good east front; modern 9-room resi- |dence. rents for $35. A bargain at $3,300; $1,400 cash. On 26th near Poppleton, 8 rooms, paving all paid; full lot. Price $3,000. On 3ist st., north of Pacific, 7-room cottage, fine lot. Price $2,500. On Templeton near 24th, house, 7 large rooms, full fot. Price $1,800. On Maple near Dodge car line, 7- room cottage and two lots. This is | a snap at the price, $1,100. On Pinkney near 30th, S5-room | cottage and full lot. Price $850. If you wish to buy or sell call on W.FARNAM SMITH & CO., 1320 Farnam St. R. E.—01-29 new 8 Price FOR SALE —~by— HOWARD KENNEDY & SON, Real Estate, Loans, Rentals and Insurance, 200 First National Bank Bullding. BARGAINS FOR THE INVESTOR. 6 feet, south frontage, on Douglas street, between 13th and 14th streets, covered by 3-story brick bullding, $42,000, 22 feet, south frontage, on Dodge street, between 1ith and 15th streets, covered by 3-story brick and stone building, $12,000. Three-story brick bullding, No. 1304 Far- nam street, $15,000. Three-story 'brick bullding, 66 feet south frontage on Dodge street by S8 feet east frontage on 13th street, $20,000. 335 feet of vacant trackage property at 10th and Clark streets, $2,000. Large double brick house, No. 2707-9 Dodge street, each portion containing 12 rooms, bath, furnace, etc., §7,750. Large plece of ground 1919 and 1921 St. Mary's avenue, $10,000, Double two-story and _basement ' frame dwelling, Nos. §31 and 53 South 25th ave- nue, lot 66x112, $,000, BARGAINS FOR THE HOMESEEKER. Fine modern nine-room house, No. 610 South 29th avenue, 7o feet east frontage, 00, Nine-room modern house. No. 1#1 Georgia enue, corner lot, $4,760. Large modern house, No, 1313 Park avenue, 100 feet frontage, good barn, $7.000. Large east front house, No. 21§ North 224 street, modern, barn, $7,000. New elght-room house, modern, south front, No. 3012 Chicago street, near ex- tension of Harney street car line, now bufldl 5600, Large 12-foom _modern house, No. 518 South 26th street, 75 feet east frontage, paved street, $8,000, HOWARD KENNEDY & SON, Real Estate, Loans, Rentals and Insurance, 200 First National Bank Bullding RE—37 29 modern houses, D. V. SHOLES & CO., 310 N. Y. Lifte. Tel BARGAINS On Georgia ave., near Park school, we ofter 8-room strictly modern house, good fur- nace fine nickel plumbing, laundry and barn, for $8,50. Choice home, desirable location. 436620 Lowe ave., e modern ¥-room ‘house, fine’ location. BARGAIN, $3,50. VACANT east front, 20 feet morth of on Thirty-seventh, beautiful site. CHEAPEST TRACT in West Omaha, $4,200. 165x187, ELEGANT, corner, Thirty-eighth and 'Howard. The finest’ large building lot for handsome home In West Omaha. Magnificent and cheap—$12,500. IOWA FARM 63 acres, Monona county, fine improve- ments, nearly all finest bottom land, can all be cultivated, nearly all in crops of the finest_kind.' This is an EXCEP. TIONAL PURCHASE at the price, $5 per acre. NEBRASKA LANDS. 290 meres, Repubiican valley bottom, fine, smooth, good sofl, two miles county seat about &) acres alfalfa, every foot good hay or alfalfa land, with best restdence In Hitcheock in the eity of Trenton, two miles from the land. A fine money. maker for any one wanting to raise stock and live in town. Price, $.500 for land and residence. A BIG SNAP RE—519 2 HOUSES, $4,20 for 8-room modern house on 33d St. north of Farnam. $3,000 for N. W. corner 28th and Parker 8ts,, 8-room modern house, desirable lo- cation, with good barn $2600 for 3014 Cass St, 8 rooms, modern, full Iot, Jocation good; $500 cash, balance to be arranged at 6 per cent $1,0 for 2502 St. Mary's Ave., 5 rooms, in first-class repair; easy walking distance downtown. $2,100 for 143 N, 10th St., on boulevard, 6- room cottage, city water and sewer; lot 30x40. $1,400 for 2520 Indlana St., 0od repair. 51500 for 1811 Cass St S-room house, mod- ern except furnace. GEORGE AND COMPANY, 1601 Farnam St 829, t front, full lot, large, BIG 0x132 feet, Farnam, buildin, 7-room house, FOR SALE, very cheap, nice 42x146 ft. in Bemis park. Address D 67, Bee. RE—M547 1* CHARLES E., 1208 Farnam_ street, RE—910 WILLIAMSON RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Union Pacific Rallroad company. B. A. McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pa- cific Headquurters, Omaha, Neb, RE—908 HOUSES and lots in all parts of city acre property and farm lands. The Davis Co., Room 62, Bee building. RE-912 NEW house, nicely furnished, for rent during summer months to small family. 1341 South 28th. D—-2T¢-29 228 BURT ST.—Ten rooms, modern, cistern, nice lawn, shade trees. Apply at d 8t. D420 FOR R G-room flat Hth St “ FOR RENT—HOUS! -room house, east front, modern, South 26th 8t............ gieeen | 24 floor flat, 1101 North 18th 8t 3d floor flat. 1716 8t 3 HOWARD KENNEDY & SON. Real Estate, Loans, Rentals and Insurance, 2% First National Bank Buliding T. Inquire §16 8 D—406 29 518 $50.00 15.00 . 16,00 28 2 GOOD HOUSES FOR RENT. 3088 8. 18th, S-r., city water, only 8. Good, cool flat, closs in, $15. 3 Capitol Ave., 6-r., fine repair, $17.50. o NEW, ALL MOD- , $37. 2106 Grant, S-r., bath and gas, nice repalr, only $16." See us quick we ,fi(m Ave,, 10-r., ALL MODERN, close n, $25. Several_nicely furnished houses 22 22d, 10-r.. ALL MODER T SHAPE, $%. PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO., 601-2 N. Y. Life, EXCEL- FOR RENT, nine-room modern house, 8o, 3th st, near Farnam. Ed O. Ham- fiton, 211 §o, 17th. D514 29 GOOD HOUSES FOR RENT So.” 24th, 15_rooms, modern. So. 18th, § rvoms, modern.... Dodge, 8 riome, modern.. Franklin, § rooms, nice lawn So. 9th, 1 rooms, city water. Cuming, § rooms (flat) So. 30th, 6 roOms......... GARVIN BROS, 1604 Farnam 8t., Com'l Nat. Bank Bldg D523 % 207 209 2646 b 2419 207 PEEEEE 2333883 R. C. PETERS & CO. Ground Floor Bee Bldg. 5. 1127 So. 31st st., new house, 12 rooms. $50. 1029 So. 30th, modern, 11 rooms $46 2152 St. Mary's, modern and barn, rooms. $45. 2120 Douglas st., modern, 12 rooms. 35260 19 Bo. 2th &, modern, § rooms 10 and bath, modern, $30 ha; posseesion Ju! NINE ROOM; alue in O Dewey. TWO houses, 4 and 5 large roo! §th and Leavenworth &ts., nea P. and B. & M. depots, $10 and 812 each. Also one of 3 rooms, 3114 Seward st. $5. Be- mis, Paxton bl D539 29 FOR RENT, N. W. corner 28th and Jackson Sts., 10- room house, modern throughout and has just been put in first-class repair, $35 er_month, 2129 Farnam St.. 2d floor, desirable 6-room modern flat, per month, 212 Hamilton, 5-room cottage, $15 per_month. GEORGE AND COMPANY, 1601 Farnam St. D520 29 large lot, FOUSES, lots, farms, ranches. loan fire insurance. Bem| FOR SALE, choice section of farm land, worth §$70.00 per acre; every foot can be cultivated; owner needs money and will sell cheap if taken this week. J. A. Lovgren, 4th floor, Paxton_block. RE—163 Jy1* IF YOU want one of the nicest 8-room homes in Hanscom Place I will glve you a bargein. Owner left city. Must sell. J. H Sherwood. 97 N. Y. L. Blde. RE—M153 EEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. for choice Bargains. @12 N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel 101d A_MONTHLY payment bargain in S-room house. G. M. Nattinger. 'Phone 463 RE—Ms#6 GEORGE G. WALLACE, real estate, mort- wage, rentals, insurance. BI’OW!IR\?IEIDcsl‘t"fi FOR SALE, 81 acres frult and garden land, well improved; two miles from car lne §-room house. Address 103 8. Ist st.. Coun: cll Bluffs, Ia. RE—M203 1* FOR SALE—Neat cottage and full lot on gn\'ed street. only $800. Brennan-Love ‘0., 309 South 13th Bt. RE—-M22% 2 WANTED, to buy the best 4 or 5-room home that 3600 cash will purchase. D 51, Bee. RE—M269 29 A SNAP IN IOWA LAND. 93-acre stock and corn farm, all level land, iwo miles from town, fine improvements; price, $86.00. For particulars write H. L. Craven & Co., Onawa, Ia. RE— DOUBLE YOUR MONEY. There is no better way of doing this than by buying good alfalfa land, and here are two cholce pleces at remarkably low rices, within three or four miles of North Platte, Lincoln county, Nebraska, in the tamous Platte valley, where alfalfa flour- ishes as nmowhere else in the world: 160 acres at $25 per acre, with small house and windmill; sixty acres now in alfalfa, fiftecn acres fenced in a hog lot, balance under fine state of cultivation and ready to put into alfalfa next fall; all ditched and under cultivation; close to Buffalo Bill's 1,000-acre alfalfa fleld. 10) acres ‘at §25 per acre, with small house, good stable, well, etc.! forty acres of al- falfa In excellent stand and sixty acres more broken and ready to seed this fall; all fenced and level as a floor; it is sub- {rrigated and needs no artificial irriga- tion We have other tracts. and ask for “ALFALFA FACTS.” PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, “THE ALFALFA LAND MEN,” OMAHA. Send for our list RE—507 29 7-room house, all modern except furnace, lot 50x13, ciose to street car and school} gpiy Afteen minutes walk from postomce! Lot 50x140, 10-room house, southwest part of the city, south front, paved street, permanent sidewalk. $2,200. 7-room house, with good basement, lot 50x 150, nice shade trees, right for grade, east front, nice location southwest part of town. $2,000. 5-room house In good condition, good barn, lot 30x10, east front, near 25th and A st. South_Omaha.$900. A 4 or 5-room cottage in the south part of e city, close to street car and school. Lot 60x128, very good 6-room house and fur- nace. pived street, electric lights. $1.50. 4 beautiful acres, 1ying high and sightly just one block south of the Country elub, will sell this week for $i00. %_acre lot just one-half block from the Benson motor line, south front. $0. 2 acres in Burnham Place addition, only one block from street car, three blocks to school. $460 for one week only. 20 acres, with small house, about elghty apple ‘trees, good well, short distance north of Florence. $§1,100, J. A. Lovgren & Co., 43-437 Paxton Blk. RE—512 2§ PROPERTY of every description, city o country, bought, sold and rented through the National Bureau of Information, suite 7 Maurer bldg., over 520 Broadway, Council Blufts, la. RE—317 29 FINE east front lot on 82d, north of Pa- cific, $2.250; all paving Payhe Investment Company. FOR RENT—HOUSE! PERSONAL. DR. ROY. chiropodist, corns and superfiu- ous hair removed by electricity. R. 12, Frenzer block. U6 PRIVATE hospital, before and during con- finement, babies adooted. 2308 Grant s, Mrs. Gardeis. Tel. F-1182. U817 HATRDRESSING, manicuring and chiro- ody, for ladies only. in connection with he Bathery, 216-2% Bee bldg. U—819 BICYCLES We carry the largest line of Bicy- cles in Omaha. Prices $5.00 to $75.00. NEB. CYCLE CO. Phone 1683, Cor. Phone B-6is. 15th_and Harney. 4 Broadway, ” Councll Bluffs, la. 612 N. 24th St, South Omaha. U—488 2 harles E. ale, Kan- U—nd Jys* YOUR fortune told from cradle_to grave. What I tell you comes true. Send dime nd birthdate to Prof. J. Myers, Drawer Chicago. U—380 29* NELY banker, retired and immensely rich, seeks. immediately, poor but worthy wife. Address Mr. Weller, Real Board Bidg., Chicago, Ill. J ATTRACTIVE maiden, absolutely alone, aged 30, worth $75,000,' wants able, honest husband. Address Pacific, 59 Dearborn 8t., Chicago, IlI. U376 29° ANT ¥_information of Kring, by J.'F. Kring, Cherr Men, they are certainly fine suits for $15.00. Made in Omaha. PARIS WOOLEN CO, 1305 Farnam Street. I AM OF good appearance, well educated, middle-aged, very wealthy, and 1 want to marry an intelligent, practical, sympa- thetic lady, no matter what her circum- stances or station in life; more attention paid to hunting gold than a true com- - panion, hence the number of unhappy marriages; so why not go about it in a business-like manner? It is of no conse- uence how people become acquatnted. the paramount thing is the indlviduals, and I have set aside custom, as the happi- ness of a life time is of more moment, belleving there s somewhere in this broad land a genuine woman whom I can love and with whom 1 can ghare my vast for- she will lay aside her scruples _as h to address Mr. a 000, meaka at'ORCE poor but faith: wite, Address Mr. Hamilton, 4 Omaha Bldg., Chicago U—400 20° HAVE your horoscope cast by URIEL send for circular, Box 48, New York, b 4 PLECTR or addr Omaha, Neb Secret Service Private Work a Specialty. H. M. BOWERS, 1916 CUMING S"!‘].. Omaha. belts repaired. Call afternoons Repair Co., 2033 Farnam st., U—s% 2 TRY a legitimate agency. Large list rich, refined people, eager to marry. We al- ways please. \write for paper. Bramts, Chicago. = ROOMS. 610% So. 10th Bt. 'Phone 1811 U-583 Iy10 permanently cured in 30 to 60 send for circular. O. 8. Wood, M. New York Life bldg., Omaha, Neb. U880 ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best d quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17 & Doug! U—ss1 GRAMOPHONES and_supplies and rewil. Collins Plano as. ELITE PARLORS, 615 8. 16th u$ wholesale .. 1622 Dous: U—ss 24 floor. M350 Jy7 FOR CHANGE. WANTED to trade, a brand new plano for driving horses. VIS HMOLLER & MUBLLER. 1813 F am St. b 258 2 WILL exchan wardgebe tor folding bed. -M510 FINE grain and stock farm in central Ne- braska, to exchavge for small farm near Omaha or clear improved property in Omaha, Council Bluffe or, South Omaha. Call on or write “Owner,” 804 Omaha. Telephone 1442. good oak 49, Bee. CHIROPODY a specialty, In_connection with The Bathery, rooms 216-220 Bee bldg. Tel. 1716, U—s83 SHAMPOOING and hairdressing, 25c, in connection with The Bathery, 216-220 Bee bullding. Tel. 1716 U—834 VIAVA, woma, treatment. Omaha. LOWEST PRICES in accordion and side pleating The Goldman Pleating Co., Douglas block. —MT781 oway to health. Home Booklet free. 346 Bee bldg., = 4 VANS and bagsage wagons. Tel. 11%. D848 HOUSES & all parts of city The O. Davis Co.. 883 Bee Bldg. D—550 When You Write to Advertisers * remember it only takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage Co.; office Loil Farnam, or Tels. 1560- SEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO,, for cholce houses. -2 N. Y. Life Bidg. leblfl“fii MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. Tel. 1488, D558 HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wead, 152 Douslas, D857 SIX-ROOM flat, all modern. 1112 So_ ith. D M08 FOR _RENT, $-room, modern, detached house, newly painted and_p: 2621 Capitol Ave Tel. 573. B. CENTRAL, #room flat. Tizard, 220 ) o HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker block D3t GOOD §-room modern house. 250 Blondo. D—-M317 UNEQUALED, central, all modern, 7-rcom house, 4-room flat. Tizard, 320 EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE_822 N. Y. Life bldg., Omaba. Send for circulars. U—469 eases. 520 Bee bullding. a. m. {03 p m. MME. SMITH, baths, U—334 Jyi d floor, ¥ 2. —MS25 Jy16* PR “home for ladies before and dur- ing _confinement; bables adopt Burdette. Mrs. Burget, = U—M2 THE Child Saving institute of Omaha de- sires homes for seven boy bables from 2 to 5 months old; also a home in Omaha for a 12-yeer-old girl. U—~M26T 30% people some of the but you can't fool rs. Everybody knows that STOECKER CIGARS are the best. The best because they are made of superior stock. T—M380 5 WANTED, some one to take a part of car to Spokane, Wash. Woodmansee, Web- ster street depot. U—ist 290 MOLLIE: Are you nervous? Page 15, July What to Eat.—GEORGE. U2 2 DR. B. M. JACKSON, room 4, Frenzer block, chronfe diseases a specialty; con- sultation free, L'“ll “YOU can fool all t! time" on some thin them on cl; the DR. B. M. JACKSON Suite 4, Frenzer Block, 15th and Dodge Sts., CHRONIC DISEASE A Specialty. Consultation Free. Office Hours 9 to 5 and 7 to § P. M. Sun- days 10 to 1 noon. %04_Blondo. D-MalT GOOD modern §-room house OMAHA: Call up K. C. as soon as pos- sible. Kansas City. U—432—-29¢ 14 NORTH MTH St, 8-room modern house with large barh; rent $25.00 per month. Willlam K. Potter, Recelver, Omaha Loan & Trust Co. 3 Brown Block. D—M31! 823% S. 1STH ST, 4-room cottage, eity water, rent §7 per month. 2745 8. 13th st, 6-room cottage city water in kitchen, rent §10 per month. Willlam K. Potter, Receiver, Omaha Loan and Trust Co., 308 Brown Block. D-—-M1% TWO BARGAINS. $-room modern, new from top to bottor firsi-class plumbing and heating; pave street, permanent walk. Lot 50x67, corner %th ave. and Jones. 3,500, 7.room partly modern, new, near 9th and Bancroft_sts. 32,200 0. C. Olsen, 1704 Farnam St. RE—538 29 room house, modern except fur- ~ nace, in good repair and newly painted on the outside, some little repairing need- ed on inside, small barn, two large lots, to car line. Price $2,000. Terms, payment down, balance monthly instaliments. Bemis, Paxton blk RE-541 29 A PIERCE COUNTY SNAP. ®0 acres six miles north of Plerce, six miles southeast of Osmond and twel: miles southwest of Randolph. part of Plerce county. All good clay soll, about half nearly level and the balance only medium rolling. Five-room house; barn for twelve head of horses: granar: for 1,000 bushels of corn; good driven well, with splendid water. and other improve- ments on each half section. All under cultivation Sxcept o -acre fenced pas- ture on euch half section. If sold by the 10th ulh.luly reat will & Tent share one-third o in Plerce. all crops dellvered This must be closed out by - b. date and is cheaper than anything n that portion of Pierce county, quality £ ‘soll and location considered. Price, per acre for the whole seetion or either balf; one- terms to suit purchaser at § per cent. Il on or address ¥ & DURLAND, NORFOLK. NEB. T RE— 0 to purchaser, the cash, balance on NICE 9-room house, modern, on a near to car line, south fromt. Price onl $1.8%. Terms, small payment down. bal- ance monthly installments at 6 per cent interest. Bemis, Paxton blk. 0od lof RE—540 29 EASTERN NEBRASKA FARMS I have for sale several improved farms in the very best eastern Nebraska coun- ties, which can be purchased If desired upon basis of reasonable payment down and 10 years' time at & per cent on the balance. Here is certainly an opportunity 1o obtain a farm on favorable terms. The interest would be half the cost of rental Write or call L. L. E. Stewart, U. 8, National Bank bidg., Omaha RE—526 29 ., best ranch In Holt count 1,250 acres’ deeded land, 610 school lan fine bulk , flowing 'wells. fish vond. terms to suit. W. T. Ho RE—49 29° I HAVE 4% acres of good land in Holt county. Nebraska one-half the best hay land and all' is the best of alfalfa nd. I will sell this for §15 per acre. Vould consider exchange for residency in good residence part of city. The lan clear of incumbranges. Addres of | HOUSES, stores. Hemis, Paxton biock, D-ise _ Tel 208, HOUSES~Boyer, 24 and Cyming. DoMis July2s FOR RENT-Modern 4824 Faruem; in fire barn, cement walks, $2. Benson & Block. $15.00-NEW flats, MODERN, five rooms each. 2015 Izard st. Elegant place for small tamily at low rent. Payne Invest- [oget Co.. main floor N. Y. L. bigg Tel. 1781 D-—Ni1s 2 6-ROOM flat, 1217 8. 16th, modern except furnace. 4318 Farnam Others. s8-room modern and barn, $25. RINGWALT BROS., BARKER BLOCK. D—M261 2 FOR RENT-I-room cottage, 611 N. 0th; just papered and painted; with bath, hot Water and new furnace; §28.50 and w rent. 'Phone B-%IS. D—275—-30° VERY fine 13-room house. one block north of Hanscom park, all modern and new. J. B. Piper, Ramge block, Omaha D—410 30 7-ROOM house down town, best suited for room renting and day boarding; reilable pere: hanger and uln'er can pay rent n work. nquire 1 Farnam St U § National Bank Bidg. » xtensive lawns 2ds nd_east front, corner nd St Mary's. Inquire 1211-13 Far- Bam 8t Telephone 118, D—405—2* AMERICAN lady, no relatives, hag farm and $40,00; would marry honest gentle- It _sincere, write Globe. 161 Michi- Chicago. —455 29% BACHELOR girl, 4, wealthy, sacrificed youth for invalld mother, dreads lonely future; would marry. Miss Jennings, care Daffas, 1517 2d Ave, New York U—41 29 INDEPENDENTLY wealthy lady with charming personality, sweet disposition and lover of home, wiil devote life to kind husband, ‘Sincere, f12 Holland Bidg., 8t ) AW Dr. Conway's emedy on earth HOW Dblg s your bust? Bust Tablofds Is the on! which enlarges the bust 4 to 10 inches; no injury, no appliancss, no polsons; home tment; $1,000 if we can't. Sealed facts, mps. Conway Specifie Co., 15 Temp'e Boston, Mass. —459 29° INVESTORS, if you contemplate buving mining, oil or stocks of any kind, bond real estate, life Insurance or advertls| send for free copy of “Investors' Ad- visor;" i gives valuable information upon these subjects. Investors Adviser, Unity Bldg., Chicago. SUPERFLUOUS hair, warts and moles permanently removed by electricity; con- sultation free and confidential: ail work guaranteed. Miss Allender. 1813 Douglas DEAR LADY, did you ever rogiize that when you pay $1Z0 or HS® for a hat that we could sell you at $5.00 that the dear lady friend who highly recommends & ceriain place often ged a very large reduction {n price for herself for the con- sideration of her influence among her Our price strictly one price, and er free LL, Miilinery, 1514 las 8t over the Singer of say Jewelry store. ce and Lind- HANDSOME, Intelligent American lady, $55,000. will marry immediately and asaist kind husband financis ress | Belle, 4 VenBuren Bt, Cllut;" nd 1616 Doug- | ALFALFA FARM FOR OMAHA HOUSE— A client offers a very fine 25(-acre farm, all under irrigation, 3 miles from North Platte, in_the famous Platte valley, only $25 per acre, or 36,300, and will take a $2,500 or $3,00 Omaha residence as part ayment. Thie is a fine property and will ear investigation. Payne Investment Company, Omaha. 2506 2 W. FARNAM SMITH & CO. Manage Estates and Other Properties Act as RECEIVER, EXECUTOR, GUARDIAN AND TRUSTEE for CORPORATIONS, FIRMS, INDIVIDUALS and fiscal agents of CORPORATIONS 1320 Farna St. Tel. 1065, _— LOST. LOST—If the party who took the sult case from Farnam street car Thursday morn- ing will return same to owner reward will be paid and no questions asked. Ad- dress D 4§, Bee. Lost—M253 29 LOBT, four weeks ago, two library book: Irouka and Schumann's Music and Mu- siclans. Liberal reward for their return to Bee office. 510 29 N —————————— MATRIMONTAL. RESPECTABLE young widow, no chiidren or near relatives, not handsome, but in- dependently rich, wants true, honest hus- band. Address, Grand, 191 Washingt 8t., Chicago. ~421-29* SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A C. VAN BANT's school. 71 N. Y. Life. o BOYLES collegs, court reporter principal, N Y. Life, ¥ g ge, Boyd's —922 NEB. Business & Shorthand CoMe ‘Theater. ACCORDION PLEATING. REDUCED prices {n pleating. ticulars inquire Ideal Pleating Howard st. For par- Co., 1510 —398'Jy7 FLORISTS. L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. Tel. 128 Send for price list, cut flowers and D)“l'n(l. —M92% ANNOUNCEMENTS, WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele- Pphone 21%0. 511 Bouth Thirteenth llm PAWNBROKERS. BWAGLE Loan Office, reltable, accommod: ing; all business confidential. 1301 Dou, PROF. WRIGHT, volce, organ, plano. 15 Ramge Blk. —210 Jyl AUTOMCBILS. ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES. Deright's 1118 Farnam street. s NICKEL PLATING, OMAHA Plating Co., Bse Bidg. Tel. 253. —%2 When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes an ‘extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. G, RATHBUN gives ivate lessons 1 bo%kkurin‘. etc. R. ll.’%om. Nlt.;('lBuk‘n GARBAGE. n 16. FOR EXCHANGE—Colorado ranch for in- come property or merchandise. 980 acres hay land, Rock county, Neb., part in mer- chandise. 640 in Platte vailey for mer- chandise. Other ranches for sale. List your property with me. T. M. Cline 1238 st., Lincoln, Neb. 7558 29 WANTED to_trade, new plano for dray team; must be sound and ynunE SCHMOLLER & MUELLER 1313 Farnam Bt. Z—504 29 ——————— MEDICAL. DR. PRIES, the acknowleaged leading specialist in diseases of women in Omaha, would call the attention of suffering ladies to his unsurpassed accommodations before and during confinement and his treatment for irregularities, no matter cause. Call or adaress, with stamp, Pries, Arlington Block, 1513 Dodl!a. aha. 9] FOR women only, Madam Ban Moys Jap- anese tablets, & reproduction in tablet form of a formula used as a vaginal douche by the Japanese women for cen- turies. Immediate relief given in falling or tipping of the uterus, ulceration, Iu corrhoea, odorous, irritating or staining, and all vaginal discharges, so disagroe- able and weakening. Sent prepald mail or express on receipt of $3.00. Parls and ifeago Chemical Company, Illinols Bank building, Chicago, Ill. Drawer 684, STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bim LAWN MOWERS. Sharpened, repaired. I L Wiks., 1406 Howard —M214 DRESSMAKING, DRESSMAKING in_ families or at hom Viss Sturdy, 202 Farnam. —621 Jyll URTON STATION-10TH AND MARGY. Chicago & Northwestern, “The Northwestern Line." Leave a3 40 am a §:00 pm 5:10 am 7:85 am ‘ast Chicago 7 e al Bioux Chicago Local Carroll Fast Chicago Limited Chicago Fast 8t. Paul Fast Mall..... Loecal Sloux City Union Pacific. Overland Limited Fast Mall California Expri Pacific Express. Eastern Express Atlantic Express Colorado Special Chicago Special. Lincoln, ~Beatrice Stromsburg Ex.........b 4:08 pm Grand Island Locai.....b 5:30 pm Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. Chicago Limited . 6:00 pm & 8:08 am Chicago & Omaha E #40 am b 3:40 pm Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, EAST. Leave. Chieago DPaylight Lim- ited Chicago Daylight. Chicago Express Des oines Loeal.. Chicago Fust Expre: WEST Mountain Lim. a 240 pm b10:00 am am pm 1:80 pm 7:10 am “and Arri: Rocky ited . Ly Lincotn, Colo. §prings, Denver, Pueblo anc West . Colo., Texas, Cal Okiahoma Flyer Wabash, 8t Louls ““‘Cannon Ball"* Bxpress s .4 5:15 pm Bt Louts L Council a10:00 am a10:30 pm a10:00 am A €:35 pm al0:50 pm it . L. Ex A 6:15 am ilinois Central, Chicago Expres Chicago, Minneap St. Paul Limited Minneapolis & St. SApress ..... Chicago E: BURLINGTON STAT &2 T am & 810 pm ..a 7:60 pm Paul b 7:20 am a §:08 am b10:3 pm. 210:8 pm N—10TH & MASON Burlington & Missouri River. Leave. Arrive. b11:55 am @ 7:35 pm a 6:45 om Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoln . Nebraska Exi Denver_Limited . pm Black Hills and Bound Express ..all:10 pm Colorado Vestibuled Fiyer . Lincoln al b 3:00 pm. Fort Crook and Pl mouth . pm Bellevue & Pacific'Jot.'a 7:40 pm Bellevue & Pacific Jet..a 3:00 am Chicage, Burlington & Quiney. eave. ¥ Chicago Epecial ..... 00 am & 4:6 pm Chicagy Vestibuied Ex.a 4:0) pm & 745 hm Chicago Local . a a11:00 pm Chicago Limited a 7:46 am Fast Mall .. a 2:40 pm Kansas City, Counctl Blaffs. Kansas City Day Ex....a 9:20 am §t. Louls Flyer..........a 5:10 pm Kansas City Night Ex..a0:30 pm St. Joseph & a 6:05 pm allils am a 615 am a Daily. b Daily except Sunday. e Sune day oniy, d Daily except Saturday. e Dally except Monday. WEBSTER DEPOT—15TH & WEBSTER Fremont, Elkhorn ley. & Missouri Leave. Black Hills, Deadwood, Hot Bprln%a . ‘Wyoming, asper and ouglas .4 3:00 pm Hastings, York, David City, Buperior, Geneva, Exefer and Seward Norfolk, Lincoln and Fremont .. Fremont Local st. Arrive. 3:00 pm @ 6:00 pr 5:00 pm b 5:00 pm Paul, Twin City Passenger Sloux City Passenger. Emerson Local .. Missouri Pacific. Nebraska Local, Via Weeping Water -b 4:10 pm a10:25 ark STEAMBOATS. Summer Tours on Lake Michigan. THI EGANT M AN IT u STEAMSHIP for. eac] LEAVES CHICAGO AS FOLLOWS! Tues. Thurs. 10:80 Sat. dp.m, MANITOU STEAMSHIP CO., OFFICE & DOCKS. Rush and N. Water Sta., Chicage. TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXF. 'Phove 1. 506 8 1ol FPATENTS, PATENTS—Sues & Co . Omaha, Neb. —881 Septl9* PLUMBING, ANCHOR LINE—U. 8 MALL~STEAMERS Baliling regularly betwees NEW_YORK. LONDONDERRY & OLASGOW; NEW YORK, GIBRALTAR & NAPLES. Superior accommodations, regard for the comfort of widered and practiced. Bingle ound Trip tickets issued between New York and Scotch, English, Irish and sll Principal Continental poluts at attractive rates For tickets ot general information apply to HENDERSON BROS., Chicago, or any LOCAL AGENT. xcelleni Culsine, Bvery s studiously coas D. W. DUDGEON, 2010 Farnam. Tel 1968 —M315 Jyds CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing Rorompllv attended to. J. T. Ocl I_l_l;’;c. th and Lake streets. LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills are the best. Safe, rellable. Take no other. Send dc stamps for particulas “Relfef for Ladies,” in letter by retu mail. Ask your ' druggist. Chichester Chemical | Co., Philadeiphia, Pa. DR. W. HUTCHINSON, women_and children; 30 Office, 2266 Cuming. Mce, B-. LADIES, use our harmless remedy for de- layed or suppressed periods; it cannot fall. Trial free. Paris Chemical Co., Milwaukee, Wis. SISTERS IN DESPAIR-1 had suppression, Tried many remedies. caught by $600 reward snare. They could not cure, would not pay reward or return money. For stamp will tell 'where I got retlef. Mrs. Amanda Green, Box 171, Elroy, Wis —_— e FOR RENT—FARM LAND. speclalst of ears’ practice. telephone, 280 ACRES best land in Douglas county for season 198; within one mile village of Elkhorn; cash rent. Addres: 3 —M265 4 - LAUNDRY. A Steam Laundry; shirts 8c; collars, O AT ™ {7 Levenwarth: o BEST laundry. The Chicago, 'phone 206. BEST laundry. The Chioago, ‘phone 26, —_— STORAGE. * PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co.. 913- 914 Jones, general storage and forwarding. . Van Stor. Co., 1611% Farn. Tels. 1559-843, OM. Van Stor. % THE wonderful Lambert Typewriter will do the work of a §1% machine; is rapid, ef- clent and durable; to introduce will sell @ limjited number at §20. Telephone, write or call. Monroe & Co., 811 N. 16th .lld!! OSTEOPATHY. GID E. & ALICE JOHNSON, onclmth-. Buite N, Y. Life Bldg. Tel —06 DR. A. T. HUNT, 512 McCague Bldg. Tel 2352 —87 DR. MRS. MUSICK, Douglas Blk. Te.2 ma il BALE TIES, | OMAHA Hay Bate Tie Co. 8 North igh. JU ALPIRN buys all kinds of scra) metals. 913 Douglas St. Tel. 2474 MANUFACTURING. F. MELCHIOR, 13th and Harney, ma- chinist. —Ms19 OMAHA B8afe and Iron Wks. make a spe- alty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and fes. G Andreen, Prop., 108'S. 10th 8t ifron and STEAM DYE WORKS. SUITS cleaned, E.M. Ladies skirts 80c, The Canac . 16th .:'io Iv1k FUR DRESSING. O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners. 143 8o. 1ath. —981 sed. n, 816 ELBCTRICAL CONTRACTORS, GRAND Electric Co., 16 & Jackson. Tel. 2846 CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES. PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES. The Board of Education of the School District ot Omana invites sealed proposals for general supplies, iIncluding fuel, sta- tionery, printed matter, janitors' supplies and cadet uniforms, for the flscal year of 1902 and 1808 A certified check for not less than § musi accompany each bid. All bids on coal must be accompanied by a certified check for § per cent of the esti- mated amount of the contract. Samples of all supplies upon which bids are made must be in the office of the secretary before 7:30 o'clock p. m. of July 7, the time at which bids cl Circulars of compl tion rding supplies and for cadet uniforms can be had upon plication to the undersigned. The board Teserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any defect or informality any bid should it be deemed in the inter of the achool district to 4o so. All printed matter must bear the union label all envelopes containing bids thus posal for Supglies " J.F. BURGESS, Secreta SIDEWALK CONTRACTORS. Sealed bids will be received at my office, 11 Brown block, until Baturday noon, July 6, for laying wooden, brick, stone 'and walks in viu-su of Dundee. may be had at this offic E R HUME, erk of Board. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Equalization finds It impossible to complete its work by June 30, 192, owing to the isrge number of complaints that are being filed. and the time of adjournment s ex- tendad from June %, 1903, to July 7. 1802 HARRY C. MILLER. iwmam Camaly Clesk. FOUR SEPARATE AND DISTINCT SERVICES. Fast Twin-Screw Passenger Steamers sail- ing regularly from Boston, Portland and Montreal to Liverpool, also Boston to Mediterranean ports. Send for booklet, “Mediterranean Tllustrated.”” For rat ety apply to local agent or company's office. 69 Dearborn St. Chica, A —— RELIGIOUS, The Mormons claim to have now 2,000 mis. slonariss in the fleld and to have made lart year fully 20,000 converts. Nine hundred women have gone out from the Chicago training sc into _active Christian service. Two-thirds are deacon- esses. Rey. Willlam C. Deland of Leonardsville N. Y., has accepted the presidency of Milton' college, Wisconsin. He is an author of wide reputation and an accomplished musfeian Tompkins Avenue church, Brooklyn, under the fifteen years' ministration of Dr. R. R. Meredith, has grown (o be the larges: Congregational church in the world in membership. The Young Men's Christian associsifon, which has just published its year book. shows an Increase of ninety-nine assicla. tions. The total number now is 1. The membership now stands at 423,24 The famous Willlam Taylor. the mriwson. ary bishop of the Methodist church who recently died, belleved that forelgn sions ought &lways to be self-supporting, and he preached this theory. Greater New York has eight Christian Sclence churches, Chicago five, Philadel- phia four and Buffalo four. The increase h the number of chirches and societies in the seventeen Tonths preceding October, 1901, wes about b4 per cent. A new religlous sect has been founded in the southwestern provinces of Russia, the members of which believe in baptism by brandy instead of baptism by water. Th baptism, too, Is Internal Instead of ex- ternal, the convert drinking as much of the liquor as he can possibly negotlate. Bishop Cecll Wilson the other da Portsmouth, England, captained a eleven made up of the local clergy against a team of officers chosen from the Roval Marine artillery. The bishop's side won, making 12 runs, of which he contributed #ighteen. Among the rare old books in the church \brary which adjoins the Episcopal resi- dence on Madison avenue, Baltimore, is one that is aimost priceless, “Rationale Divino- rum Officorum,” printed in Mentz, 1489, It {s bound betwéen heavy oaken boards and fastened with heavy oaken buttons and clasps. It is highly tluminated. Father Bands. widely known as the {Bishop of Wright Coanty," has labored in two counties of northern Iowa for thirt four years. When Father Sands and his wife began on their own account _mi slonary work in Wright county there was B2, Beniing nouss in existonce the ‘ather Ban now years and still e las