Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 22, 1903, Page 22

THE OMAHA DAILY FOR SALE~REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. NEW LOCATION THE OMAHA REALTY COMPANY and MIDLAND GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY have removed their offices to the street floor of the Farnam Street. New York Life Building, 1614 We sold three of the Omaha Savings Bank houses ad- vertised last Sunday, and again call your attention to the bar- gains below. $1,000-2725 Burt street, small cottage, with | large Jot, south front on Burt street, | facing new boulevard; room for an' other house: 1ot 80x150. $2,00—-No. 2314 Francis street, 8-room mod- ern house, except furnace; porcelain bath, {g....l shade, south front, paving | bald’ for. s2000-\We'offer together 1838 ard 1840 North 224 street; one 4 and one 5-room cot- | tage; city water in each; good shade and east front; live in one house and rent the other for §12 a month. We have put both houses in thoroul repalr and painted them. Lot #xl $2,500—No. 2628 Charles street, 3-room mod- ern house, south front, sightly loca tion looking house on street; newly repaired and painted. We do not éxaggerate when we say this is | , ple convenlent rooms that is to be foand north of Cuming street for the | price. Lot 80x127 | $1,200-1842 N. 224 street, 7-room, story-and- a-half house, city water,' with barn; fecently repaired and painted; lot 0% $1,500-8-room modern house, except fur- nace; good barn. Peopie think this is 80 cheap, something must be Wrong. Mistake; house is first-class and cost double the p but lot is narrow hence the price. Lot 28x180. Notice the @epth of the lot. $1,450—No. 2625 Bouth 1ith street, 5-room cot- tage, with new roof and completely overhauled; newly painted; lot 50x10i, Lock at this house and one below and buy one or both. Room for another house between them. $1,350—No, 2581 South 1ith street, 4-room cot- tage, new roof and new brick foun- dation, newly repaired ‘and painted This is one block from Farnam car and is a snap for a raliroad man. Lot 60x101. Come and get one of our catalogues and see our list of building Lots. The Omaha Realty Company, 1614 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA. REMOVED The MidlargGuarantee and Trust Company Has moved its offices from 310 New York Life Building to its original location on the street floor of New York Life Building fronting on Farnam street, and numbered 1614 Farnam street. The abstract books of the Midland are the best in the city, and cover not only Douglas county, but Washington, Cass and Sarpy counties. All orders for ab- stracts receive prompt and careful atten- tion. Having the largest abstract force in the city we can assure our customers reliable and accurate work in the shortest time and at reasonable cost. THE MIDLAND GUARAN- TEE AND TRUST CO. N. P. DODGE, JR., Pres. RE—T84 22 FOR BALE or lease for a term of years, trackage property, 18 by 182 feet on 8. corner 13th and Grace Sts. paved, ad. joins Omana Casiat bulldiie on oeth. Wal 507 New FORLI buning, Omanas TRE-608 % ACREAGE AND LANDS, jicte lote neur Krug Park, cach $0. 1 to 4 acres near Ruser 5 'ucres, morthwest, corner, §i 10 acres, southwest, untmproved, n.am W acres in Henson, unimproved o000, i aores east of Benson, unimproved, $0,000, 4) acres about 7 miles West of Omaha post- ofice; 6,000 vines of grapes, bearing ap- Bl P'lum. peach and apricot trees; price, LOTS. fouth flonl 0x126 feet, near 27th and De- oatu Morth (rvm, Soxiz8 fest, on Decatur be- tween 26th $850. Kountae Place lots uso and upwards. 1th 66x stone paving paid Sgor, Very chnp at si, “holce lots in West Flmlm, Place district, TRACKA Chelce etxiz2 feot cnmer lot, _within 4 Diocks of Tith n J‘l IMPROVED m;smé. o Estory house In Orchard Kb\atao Place houses. 1,000 snd"upivards. 573 8. 21th st, 6-room cottage, east front, lot 50x132 fedt, paving paid, $2,100, Northwest corner 15th and Center, §3,500. Weat Farnam, and Hanscom Park district residences, from $2800 to $30,000; residence diatriots. INVESTMENTS. 3 cottages, rental 300 § frame houses, rental 3 brick houses, rental $6% Eleven 4-room brick hou: foot, rental $13% per year, "y g-story brick building near 318, bugius near 14th et Joetory BEick. $18000. nam near l4th st., 3-story brick, $22,000, 6 stores and 12 rental about $4,10) yearly, mortga, 000, equity of 34,000 to exdhur‘le tor clear good ‘land or im- proved city pmnr y. John ‘renzer, Opp old P O. RE—$63 2 Hanscom HOW'S THIS? 16-room brick flat, owner, who occuples three roos monthly income of $77, eentrllly luc.led only few blocks from’ postoffice, can be bollxhl lor $4,500 cash. Wil net at least T cont ‘on investiment. Bemis, Fag: block. RE—§10 22 Tukey & Son, Bargains This Week 13 acres, fruit farm west of Florence, $1,70. Beautiful homfs t So. 10th, § rooms, tor all modern, ) Lantry's homestead in_Florence, 15 rooms, all mnd!rn 4 acres, 1301 8o. 10 rooms, all modom. $6,000. 1008 Kyner l\ e., b room: 424 and Corby, 4 rooms, large lot, some frult, easy terms, &!00 Acres, $10 down per month north of Central Park, and also west of Ambler Place. Lots on 2th and Grande Ave., 310 down and §5 per mon Lots on 'dth .nd lelor‘ §10 down and per mont Lots In uemll Park, $10 down and $ per month | b TUKEY AND SON. 44-445 Board of Trade Bldg. RE—343 WALTER L. SELBY. HOUSES AND LOTS. New cottage, 3 rooms, South Omaha, only $600; terma, §10 down and $10 per month, or will trade for vacant lot. 7-room house, city water, gas and sewer conneotion, 'paved street and ocemented tonvenient to Omaha or South h stret car line; only Hanscom Park; | 8. h woveral beautiful bullding lots wnvcnluul 1o car line that we can sell for $10 month, when your lot s wld for lomn you sufficient money to bualld a home on mnmhly payments. BEE us Bh- o UYIN REAB ESUNTY rary las county; 40 ucru under nce pasture. bargain grow aifalfa; range will cattle; to trade for Omaha proj ‘Tornado, Helllh Life an -unnu Tel. 1510, &3 .nfl“ fll of Ity mwny in Omaha, MONEY to South Omaha an el Blufe in eyrus of 00 to 4 3 ret Nat'l Bank A ¥ FAMILIES 'lll“fl to m on ,‘.m-u-t l-aa FOR SALE ALL SORTS OF PROPERTY, IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, AT ALL PRICES. RESIDENCES. 0002509 Cass St.. 16 rooms, 8 lots, barn. 18,1 Q St., one of the best in city Bt corner, two lots, barn. Boch e, 7 feet east frontage. A teet front laTge modern hovss. rooms, 76-ft. lot. 9 ronml modern. | Harney St', 10 r barn. 000—631-636 S0, 25th Ave, Wetoot lot. Ml Chlcl(a § rooms, modern. Fe 18001723 Van (.lmp Ave., two 500164 Corby 8t., corner lot. 50328 8o 'th SF. large lot. oot BUSINESS 465,000 Five-story brick wholesale buflding, 86x132, trackage; Jones 8t $42, m»Thral-llory rick, nes-m.u Doll(- t. 40, fll)»‘rhrae -story brick, 313-15-17-19-21-23 15th St. 415, M—Threecmry brick, 1204 Farnam St. lum—'rhr:;fiosry stone and brick, 144 Ige § 8,000—Three-story brick, 101 So. 13th St. 3 1,600—Large barn, 1713 Webster St, TRACKAGE: §2,000—66 lt;t on Nicholas St., bet. 224 and 8. 50—k feet, 10th and Clar] 000100 feet’ on K 19th !l oppoll!a "Sunder- d Bro‘ new pl VACANT LOTb. $6,000—-86-foot lot on Sth Bt., next north of Unlon Pacific headquarters building, 96,000-09 feet west frontage on Ave., t. Mason and Pacific Bts. 7035 oot east frontage on 8th 8t West Flrnun district. B oct morth Hrontags on Bowasd 87, on on L] TM feet 'oum front '. on Charles 8t., bet. 34th and 85th $ 40060 fel( loulh frontage on Blondo Bt., L] “-l% hfl :r’:mll“h 'on Ith Bt Dbe e Bprague and Sanler Bts. e FARMS. $5,600—160 acres in Gage Co., Neb., cast of Bite sifinn. l%:-lur‘y“houhc'. two wells, ete. $3,000—40 acres in near Gretn: y Co., ood house, b-rgn orchard, ete., ll fenced. HOWARD KENNEDY & SON, 209 First National Bank Building. RE—T16 22 HONEY to loan on residence " H. Thomas, Firet Nat1 a-nfir d’i& F. D. WEAD, 164 Douglas St Five-room cottage, city water, 383 Emmet 8t. 'This property would make nice home; ’IN cash, baiance same as rent. Five-room house, 2812 Miamli, ¢ity water, sewer, storm windows, some frult trees, “Ihis Just belng % nmtnnd its ot 63 e as re: age, modern, lel B\lrdm party. wants mon!)', $1,200; Five-room Coli fl loulh lllh 8t.; nio shade trees, :ga oy Four-room colul% mlh ¢ for street car Nmmom cottage, full lot, in Walnut Hil, Pleioom cottage, with frult and ehed ood 8. dth, 880, B. con 2Bd and l'l '.{“& paved on both streets o) jern house, 29 Davenport -room, modern, 530 South st Ave., 4 paid: Ry B Bev Be”m It t 1016 8. 27th 8 en-room, cl 'l er, t] t., 1) et sell, 81,800, Vg lot; own Beven-room, mnd.rn, on paved street, fully 3314 Francis 8t., %lm Seven-room, modern, 1911 %00 down, balance’ u %nr month. Eight-room, modern, 0} 33d, steam heat: |n1 xum io&d hnn on paved street, down, Inllnet monthly. odern, iftornia, Hve from po-umm owner lives money; says 3,70 will t. Ten-room modern flate near High school, Tith sace for three more Bouses. now, rent at $500 per ynr. ground Eight-room modern house, near Hanscom rk, rents to good tenant; owner in Cali- ‘orafa, says néed money in my business, Eight-room modern house on th Ave., south of 1 owner has to remove from $1,00. This property Is & bargain. Elnhl-rt'»‘)n brick house south of Hanscom park, VACANT PROPE ;Y. N:c. bulldinglot, 26th and Harney, south ront, on 2Mth and Jackson, east | Three and one-half acres, Hanseom park. Nice lot, 15th and Burdette, Nice cofner lot, %(h and Lafaystte Ave, emis park, owner had o leave city, Omaha, on park, $250.00. 50.,00. 20th, on Farnam St 13th 6 t of Krug l)ne lcn m Cbntnl park, Half lot west of | Sixteen 1ots on new Figrence ear i Two lots in Orenard Hill, on Parker wsouth front, D. 10624 'Dau.lu Biroet, RE-857-22 B BEE: SUNDAY, MARCH oo 1903. Notable Men Own Omaha Realty »s#Names of National Prominence Pinned in Good Faith to City Propertystst.s Among owners of Omaha real estate there are a number who have attained more than average prominence In national and international life, and, although the number is being reduced generally, as Omaha people come to own a greater pro- portion of the property of the city, thore are still a few whose names would not sound strange on either side of the At- lantic ocean. Probably the most famous owner of Omaha realty is Admiral Dewey, who owns a few town lots upon which dwelling houses are constructed. He secured this property by reason of ownership in a New England financial institution which made loans on the land and was ultimately forced to take the property. His local agent here s Thomas Brennan. The most valuable of the city property owned by persons of more than average note is the holdings of the Folsom estate, which Includes Mrs. Grover Cleveland. Part of this property is the site of the Boston store, while one of the lots was sold to the government for the site of the present federal building. President Rutherford B. Hayes at one time owned a number of lats on North Sixteenth street, and as there s now cur- rent the rumor of the “Willard sideboard” which, in the mind of some imaginative writer, was preseated Lo the wife of the former president because of her well known total abstinence views, it may be interest- ing to recall that President Hayes' prop- erty was the Osthoff saloon. William Pitt Kellogg, who made things Interesting for himself and the federal government at New Orleans in 1873, when the government of the state, as repre- nted by himself and a few other persons of republican political tendencies, was driven into the customs house by a number of the politically incensed residents of the Crescent City, 18 a holder of some valuable property on Farnam street adjoining tho home of Senator Millard. It is said that this property is to be improved in the near tuture. The “alien landowner's law” f{s respon- sible for one landlord of forelgn title in Omaha. He owned some Nebraska farms and when the law went into effect traded the land for property on St. Mary's avenue, near Twenty-fifth street. This is Sir James Reckitt of Hull, England, who owns the property jointly with Rev. Benjamin Glasgow of the same city. One of the wisest alien owners of Omaha reality is Horace Plunkett, for a long time union member of Parliament from Ireland. who was defeated at his last campaign by Colonel Arthur Lynch, who is now serving a life sentence in an English penitentiary, after being sentenced to death as a traitor. Mr. Plunkett has taken up the policy of improving his Omaha property and is mak- ing It pay & good return upon the invest- ment. He owns the Crounse block, a new building on Dodge street near Sixteenth and one of the best apartment houses of the clity. The heirs of the writer of ‘“Thanatopsis Willlam Cullen Bryant, are owners,of con- siderable property in the city, consisting of dwelling houses mainly in the north- ern part of town. They are represented locally by W. T. Graham and include among their number F. N. Goddard, a New York editor. Senator Hopkins of Illinois is interested fn Omaha real estate to a slight extent, being a shareholder in the company which owns the Winona apartment house. The Havemeyer family is also Interested to a limited extent in Omaha houses, both in the business and residence districts. These are mot owned by the sugar Kking, but by brothers and nephews. Senator Paddock, who resided at Beatrice, was an early resident of Omaha and in territorfal days acquired a considerable amount of Omaha real estate, which he held at the time of his death, and some of which 18 still held by his heirs. Hiram A. Tuttle, ‘a former governor of New Hampshire, owns some dwelling houses in the city which he received as his sharo in a defunct loan company, which at the time of its liquidation held securities on Omaha land. Senator Spooner untll re- cently held some lots in the city acquired in the same manner, but they have been sold. Real estate dealers speaking of this sub- Ject say that the proportion of foreign and nonresident owners of Omaha real estate is gradually decreasing, as the residents become able to invest surplus at home. Sald one of them: At one time 90 per cent of the savings banks and trust companies of New England were holders of more or less Omaha prop- erty, which they had been forced to ac- quire through foreclosure of mortgages. Today the proportion will not be more than 50 per cent, as residents of the city hava purchased the land at figures which would not be considered by the present holders. This tendency is ircreasing at a fair rate and the time Is not far distant when Omaha will practically own the land upon which Omaha stands, and the nonresident owper will become a rarity.” FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—~REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE 2-STORY MODERN HOUSE VERY CLOSE IN ‘New furnace open plumbing, large fine bathroom, fine east front, 50-foot lot, per- manent sidewalks, paved street, all spe- clals Jn and paid for, property clear PRICE $4,000 The owner wishes to leave the city and is very anxious to sell. J. H. SHERWOOD, Seller of Special Snaps 'PHONB 388, BASTER BARGAINS, 5381—One block north of Cuming street car line on 2th Ave., 4-room brick house in fair repair: lot 30x140; city water in yln‘l sewer in street. Price, § i %9—-Near 38th St., on Pnrkor story, 8- room house, fine, large lot. Price, §1.%0. 5414—On_Charles 8t., 4 blocks west of the 24th street car line, 7-room house; gas, cl wncr, Sewes and cistern. Price, In W F Watnat B, on 34 8t near Isard, 7. m, all modern house, hardwood finish jrs; east front. Price, §2,400, anscom Park district, ¢ rooms, except furnace; lot G0x142; east ce. 860 tze have an §-room house, ‘south front. It 1s well arranged and the owners _are ous to sell. It will pay ST it. The owners have been ask- mn A i) offer. Near 324, on unmln boulevard, we have a fine south front lot, In the \\‘ul Farnam district we have 2 ea: t lots, close to the car line which w can sell for §1, l‘g each, EAG 1% miles south of Ruser's Park we have § acres which we can sell for $0. It is Jand and lays well. Tyo blg bargains in farms near Ashland, e 160 acres, 8% miles 8. E. of Ashland, splen. aid_soll, house fine new barn, A-l grehard, Bolos Tetuotd for Guich” sals m $70 to $80 per acre. Aloolandia 8, 5% ‘miles from Ashland; nice young orchard; splendid land, good | Provements, new barn; $10 an ‘acre. APlust be seen to be appreciated A big sn ‘o-acre rrigated f at North Bistte. §7.000; wortn 0,000, ‘Bosses: slon can be had this year. PAYNE INVESTMENT cO., Main Floor N. Y. L. FINE east front lot near &d -n?fhcmc. patural stone walk. Price, $2,250. H!mfil, Paxton block. RE—H11 GOLDEN ADDITION Located on West Dodge Street, directly south of new school house in Dundee Place. Lots 50x125 feet. Lot 1, Block 1; Price Lot 2 Block 1; Price Lot 3, Block 1; Price. Lot 4, Block 1; Price.... Lot 5, Block 1; Price.. Lot 6 Block 1; Price..... Every Lot a Bargain. W. A. WEBSTER, Barker Block. +.3200 00 100 00 100 00 . 100 00 100 00 BRICK stone bullding. “only § blocks from 0. Occupant d fine grocery busi- no- Price $3,000 ca or Wlll .lthlfl‘ ferably in Walnut Hill nnr fllh emis, Pazton block fiton. WE must have some more §ood residence property. ee wove about. soid out all we uarantee buyer for an: mln( you have Feasonable. Bemis, ‘Paxton for desirable residence I Pr BARGAINS in South Omaha. 365 an "Ghom Lexing. ol Shaer Gult Fine " fruit farm, well improved, at a bargain in Ben- ROBT H LANDIRYOI' 42 CH, OF COMMERCE. ANBER E—MMO 23 GET busy at once If you want a lof In GOLDEN ADDITION W. A Webster, Barker Bik RE-—T 2 ODERN & hot lso 6-room; good M tions: lv“-'vo rices. h.\g:. un V\uton real -m- in Hl e las tounly #6000 STOCK RANCH—3. PrnM hm-e T ek Eo fi’-_é?l' h F TI‘lACKAOI Lwrt: near 15th a Web- th & xi:im mlm l IF YOU'RE [ .lllll S 5 B the alit] lll ou' ‘ Mm ol(y in hu ’“ Paxi GOLDEN ADDITION Lots $100 each. W. A, Webster, %‘:kt;'l?rl‘k loan on ety p lia"a of making, njerest ¢ ne ‘;mp«ny, with rusl payments on H. Thomas First b—g2¢ ll‘ L LANDS m;lw y best, $20 per acre c?n‘m-u blocks. " We show you where ou buy it from the govern- :r‘u::'( “For p Yau address The W rtieu IR RS TMBNT CO. 18 Cleveland Place, RE— Dtnver Colo. at the vacant lot N. E. corner #th .nA Hnmlllon. xiior ne buNGing 1ot at r'lv‘( LAthRYOURC“l CHAMBER WE sull Ilv. good farms and aere properties in B4 Sround Omaha. AB investigatl your Yoo _come 1n sad E:u e vyl Bmhf‘u‘h',. 937 N. Y. might | LIFE BLDG. RE~768 22¢ D. V. SHOLES CO. Telephone 49, 719-20 N. Y. Life. rooms, lot 210, city’ water, 3lat and Pac 15007 Roora, full lot, modern, with fur- nace and barn, Druld Hill. A'big snap. rooms, large two-story, elegant re- pair, full lois, sewer, water and gas, E. front, % block south of Lake; 2418 No. h Ave. BNAP. rooms, modern but furnace, slate Toof, stone walks, good brick barn, cor. on_alley, near 16th end Corby. WANT UICK OFFER. 3001 'vooms, sewer, water, gas, good re- air, X127, Tiear 35 ward, EAST- S O KR AT S RUBMIT OFFERS. $3,500—7 rooms, strictly modern, new, im- mediate possession, Dewey Ave. and 8ith, Do not fail to see’ this, $4,100-7 rooms, modern, oak finish and floors, very cfiom. Mason uy . front on 28th near nearly new, strictly plumbing, handsome fn- loeation, WEST FAR- TETRICT, right on top of the hill, Soutn front CHOICE $8,00—Corner’ lot, all ANt “To SELE, QUICKE SR I $420-East front, Tanscom Place, Georgla Ave. near Pafk school, 10 fintsh, hardwood floors, \'ery EHorE BEST IN THE ADDITION. um—Ne-r 32d and Dodge, 9 rooms, strictly ‘modern, handsome Interior, excellent re- pair. la‘l.rlclly up to date, fine large barn, o VACANT $650—52x124 on 16th near Lothrop, all speclals S8 BNAP. on 8lst Ave. north of Dodge; very flno. ylvlnl all paid. }g 2‘ R, elll front, Ave. and EAUTIFCL o Dbest residence comer 1a WEST FARNA DISTRICT for 83,30 tor two other lots, each e0x15, aajotn- ing. BARG. % on CORNER 35th and FAR- AM. THIS 18 SOTHE BEST ‘corner ot 1or 3 houses, or five flats, in this section. ACRES 5 acres WEST of So. Omaha near L street, BARGAIN, #600. 2_acres near the ORPHANAGE in BEN- SON, % mile from car, §,000, FARMS cres near GREENWOOD, Cass Co., improved, 7ERY fine, $8,65. Imme- diate possession if sold by Aprii 1. BAR- m l'l mr s 1 mile north of Denton, LAN- CASTER CO., very fine, smooth, good, well improved farm, A SNAP at #45 per acre. 4 acres well improved, very cholce, $8,000. 160 acres 5 miles 8. W. of Waterloo, Doug- falr improvements, $7,000. miles north of V\AHOO about ne bottom land, balance east ood land, medium {mprove- IMMEDIATE possession, BAR- $60 per acre. RANCHES 3,000 acres, HOLT Folles south of Inman, on mLKMm\N m\' R, fine fm- provements, § miles running water, 2 miles fence, 810 acres bottom hay land, cut 1,0w tons hay or will raise ALFALFA Several thousand acres free ran; fof 000 head of cattle. A BARGAIN, 'm south of Gretna, MONEY (0 loan on clty property In Omaha, South Omaha and Councii Blufts. W, H Thomas, First Nat'l Mank Bldg. RE—T18—-22¢ T-ROOM modern house near 24th & Corby, fine lot, property fenced; price, $2,3u. Only 330 cash, balance payments same as rent. Hemis, Paxton blockm_ -1 ELEG. T homn on G.\)rlll Ave., modecn, 34,600, Jolnl acant be buught with it for ROBT LANDERYOU, OF COMMER § rooms, lot can 000, 42 CHAMBER CE. RE—Ms51 28 BIG rnap in Clifton Hill S-room house, mcdirn except furpace; price, §1,500; smali payment down, balance to sult purchaser, same as rent. Bellls, uwn glocl New and Good 7-room modern house, only P 0. "The new Central Boulevard passes mm hy it. MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. nly, $2,000 Listed yesterday, INVESTI- uA E THIS, 14 blocks from Bemis Park Snap Nonresident owner says to reduce price on lot at corner of 36th and Lafayette Ave. from $800 to $550 and close sale at once. #x1%2, Bristol St., paved and stone walk paid. 3625 cash fakes it. ERNEST SWEET, 613 N. Y. LIFE. TEL, 1472, RE—6 22 ce- clstern,” out- Paxton block. RE-919 22 W. A. Spencer, 626 NEW YORK LIFE. $ 50—Good lot near Central Park school. $ 2503 choice lots near motor, just right for chicken runch GOOD 6-room house N. Zith, Ave. mn-nt-d cellar, city walter, tulldings, $950. Bemlis, $1,00—Good S-room cottage, close in, clty ater; easy term| $1,600—2 G-room cottages, city water, close in; rent $19 per month, $1,80—6 rooms, city water, sewer; lot 60x180, close 1n. Some_ cholce bullding sites in Hanscom Park and West Farnam districts, at right | prices, and on casy terms. Also some cholce investment properties paying 10 10 16 per cent. Naw is the time lugl;;x)z';‘ &ROOM_modern cottage near 2ith & Ames Ave., $1,%0. Bemis, Paxton block. RE-020 22 BARGAINS—ALL OF THEM. 84 £t. on Mth, near Ames, paved street.§ ol 6 ft.. 19th, near Center, 'track: @ Two lots in 2d Add. to West Bi oo | 150 500 Half lot near 2ith ind A Sts., 8. O % feet east front, N. #ith, so. of Cas b4 ft., near iWth and Ames Ave Good' ot in Central Park. 40 acres, near Capitol Bld, Four lots in Wakely Add. Corner on car line {n Bakei Good south front lot in Baxer Flace. Chotce Kirkwood lot on boulevard Good lots in Mystic Park. Good quarter section, Keith co 40 acres near Aslorla Oregon.. Commission to_egen MUEL B. CU: RTIE RECEIVER. 1808 Harney RE—743 22 FOUR fond “houses on 2 lots near Wth & Castellar; sell or trade; $3,000 equity for clear farm land. Paxton block. ‘3223 VIRGINTA homes. Learn about Virginia water, climate, products, . cultivation, prices, ete., by reading, the Virginia Farmer; months' gubscription. W. Farmer, Co. Emporia, Va. RE—801 2 LOOK AT THESE, Ten acres, east front on 30th 8t., north of Fort Omaha, corners with Miiler Park, car line and paved street this summer; §100 per acre. Beventy-five feet on 24th 8t., near Sprague, sewer, JJB\G{I street and sidewalk, water, gas and everything and only 20 per foot Thirty feet on 34tn St Bouth Omaha, ad: joining Dr. ompson' d udtag. 81,500, P 8 new drug store Twenty-eight lots In Ferry Add. to Council Bluffs for 8. B. CU. RT]B 1808 H:\R\FY ST, RE 200 100 heyenne, 1,000 200 Beml; FOR SALE—For hul offer within 30 day lots 1 and 2, block 10, Omaha View; lots 9 and 10, block 7. Kand.ul add. _A. H. “orlhlzu Wu’ w, Il 5-ROOM nnlmxa lot and plenty vacant f&rdemnx near oith On easy - terms, block. In fair conditio lots to & Le: Bem! lal rent for enworth, Paxton RE—622 22 LOTS IN GOLDEN ADDITION are cheap in price, but strictly fir WP Jocation and condition Pnce L \. Webster, Barker Bik A BARGAIN $1,400 buys my 6-room two-story house and large barn, two lots, well improved with | frult, picket lnnrs, 00d well and efs- | tern; on car line Neep, 36th st. And Avenue A., Council Blufla RE—942 22¢ obou (‘E\TII\L NEBRASKA IMPROV. ED acres, new five-room house, bnrn v\lndmlll 480 in cultivation, bal- ance pasture, ' FOR BALE OR EX- CHANGE for improved Omaha or South Omaha property. Call on or write “OWNER.” 604 Bee Bullding, Omaba, Neb. Telephone 1442 RE—935 22¢ 4-ROOM cottage %th & Omaha, $1,200, payments. Paxton’ block. RE-~ near easy EY to loan for bullding purposes. Thomas, First Nat'l Bank Bldg. RE-T17 MO H ON EASY TERMS. 5-r. house, first-clazs condition, %25 Bo. 1th St., §1.450 5-r. house, 2417 Bo. 17th shade trees, $1,000. 6-r. and basement, %9 N. repair; well bulli house, #1, 8-r. house, cost over §2,000, lot #x100; N. 29th St., §1.860. Enfirely new, all modern, é-room. So. 19th Bt.'and Boulevard, 2,50 Pine sast {r (ronl lot 60-foot lot; 8t., 25th Ave., good 2 corner Zist and Laird streets, $350. 0. c ulth ‘u 'Farnam 8t IF YOU want to buy or sell city vrnpen)' a farm or ranch, see Hastings & He 80 N. ¥, Life, Omaha. R'b— FOR SALE<REAL BSTATE. JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1802 Farnam St. Telephone 529, SPECIAL BARGAINS IN HOUSES #,00-10 rooms, modern and barn,. east front on ‘Georgia Ave., near Fopple ton. This is a fine house and VERY CHEAP. #,70-8 rooms, modern and barn, full east front, corner, both streets paved and puid 'for, ono block {rom Hanacom Par Annual_rental, BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE $2,600-7 rooms, modern except heat, Mason and 33d. east feont, on paved street. VERY CHEAP. £2,260-§ rooms, modern exce t heat, east front on 31st St., near eavenworth. $1,800-5 rooms and large lot on 16th, south of viaduct. Worth $2,500. #0003 siores and 3 cottiges, 18th and ST BE BOLD TO Willlam. MU Annual ren- ¢ SETTLE AN ESTATE. tal $516. CHEAP BUILDING LOTS $2,000-100x123%, cor. $lst and Marey. ; S00_50x 156, Hear Farnam, on Sith Ave. $ 3 LOOK AT THESE. 1130 So, 25th 8t., § rooms, all modern, paved street; lot 45x150 feet. A very nice little home for $3,250.00. 13271 0x! 27th St., 6 rooms _all modern feet. A’snap at 1022 So. 25th St. 7 rooms, all modern, onk finjen. _An elégant home for somebody. Price, $4,100. 2026 Parker, 7 paved street. rooms, all modern, barn, A nice place for $2.500. § rooms, all modern, frult paved street, ce ml\nlt‘d Ov\m‘r wants M. 5 So. trees, walks, 29th St., grapes, lots. 625 8o, 20th St., 7 nmmn close in, $2,500.00. 1f none of these sult you come in and look over our large list of other bargains. 3 BYRON 212 So, 14th 8t THE BYRON RE et 5D CO., ~ W. H. GAT} 7 N Y it Bhone 1294, 9.room modern house at 2108 Ch cago street, lot 60x132, owner writes me to sell this by April L. - What will you give for it. & rooms, up-to-date, lot 50x150; 4147 Isard. 2,100. 00, 7 rooms, water and sewer, 2527 Davenport, lot 3dx115, $1,750.00. s-room ‘modern’ house in Kountze Plac paved street; only §2,500. 7 rooms, 2013 'N. 30th su. new, lot 70x160; §2,000. S-Eooth Gortage” anA” fall_lot Kountze Place, on 21st; $%0.00. house good north of FOR SALE or exchange, T4 acres of beau tiful grounds; fine ll-réom modern hous hardwood finish in oak, walnut and cherry, hardwood parquet floors, electric lights,* concrete basement, furnace, two large cisterns, tank for soft water, bath room, hot and cold water; outside storm cave, large barn, tool house and cow shed; 600 feet of Portland cement walks, large shade trees, shrubs, Yines, frult ur o Kinds; pasti to D,V RI ACRE lot near th & Corby s Bemis, Paxton block. RE FOR BALE or trade, 50 cholce, rlch Dl‘v» ductive farms, both large and small; also 10 good cheap stock ranches in northeast Nebraska, some of which can 800d repair; | be traded for general mdse., hardware, implements, cllllem-);epg A horses. . W. Hutton, Orchar hek Ny E—M864 Apral ¢-room _dwelling _just only 82, RE—9% A BEAUTIFUL mouth of Hanscom park; Bamis, Paxton Llock. UGLAS county farms for sale. Housley g Gibbons, Elkfi’om, Neb. RI—MB33% 15 HOICE trackage, paved. Monroe Sil N. Cloth. 5 RE—579 RANCH and farm lands for sale D) |he ‘Union Paclfic Rallroad company. McAllester, land commissioner. Union P-- cific H.wqulrusrl, Omlha Neb. RE—6%0 h for sale holce er cou: 0 3 “.u‘our':vfmproved farm lands, from $lo to $35 Good grnlml’ lands in any size tracts de- sired, from $4 to $10 per acre. Alsc lead, zine, iron and coal lands. Write us_for our hud Illl LO\LOGLL & BT. J WILLIAMSON CHARLES E., 108 Farnam .“lez"" FOR SALE, eastern party offers five de- sirable residence lots ai great bargain. Fronting_Hanscom Park, on Shirley St., between 20th St. and 29th’ Ave. Excellent transportation. Will divide to sult. Must sell at once. ~Address .‘;‘u%y;‘::-r Sullivan, itle and Trust Bl cago. s 5 —MB16 22 T8! LOTS! LOTS! HOM OR THE L ROPLE. “LAST CALL HErORE AD- VANC] As soon as car line starts run- ning to Florence, which will be soon, we will advance prices of lots just south of and adjoining Miller rark about 20 per cent. 1f you desire a choice bullding lot on _car line at prices ranging from $82 to 3165, come ln onday morning and make deposit of and per month thereafter. Geo. P. Bemu. Pllx‘lol\g%uck ARGAIN lmnrnved flrm 450 acres, Ran- B eounty Rorth Dakota; rich soll run- ning water. M. O. Little, S«»nulr, w OICE Florida_frult land, n:nr county ):un{ !f:or western land. Box 242, Frank- fort, Ind. RE—M809 23% FIVE acres, near BSouth Omahu, Plxlon block. MODEL HOME. Five acres level land, young orchard in bearing, 10-room pressed brick dwelling, barn, carriage house and other outbulid- ings, chicken yard and gurden, near street cars and Country club. A enap at $6,50; less than half what improvements cost. NASON, 446 Bee Bldg. RE—M212 Tukey & Son. BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME. We offer the Lantry place, in Florence, gonsisting of 15 rooms, all modern house large barn, all complete, with 4 acres of fine ground, large lot of frult and ample shade. All located on high, sightly ground and on new street car line. 1t this property is sold at once it can be bought for $,000 on reasonable terms. We are only |mrmllflml to offer this place at price for a few this pr D BON, TUKEY A Board ot “Trade Bldg. RE—63% 22 Y\VO BARGAINS IN HOMES WITH LAND. For Chicken Ranch or Dairy F BARGAIN NUMBER ON 21-2 Acres in Northwest Omaha,with House and Barn, $2,000. Make a Bid for Thi BARGAIN NUMBER TWO. 2-3 Acre with House and Barn near Car Line Only $1,300 Cash Net. See . G. MONTGOMERY, 814 N. Y. Life Bidg. Tel. F3320. RE—M6% 23 BUBURBAN HOME, "some frult, S-room house 31,660 uu!rlx 444-445 Three house, acres, with good f-room n and outbulldings. Nice lawn, shrubbery, fruit and shade trees. On 42d and C Bts, 2,60, HARRISON & MORTON, 91213 N. Y. Life HOUBES and lots In. ul'lnpnrur of city; al acre property and farm lands. The O. F. Davie Co., Room 604, Bes Bidg. RE—ta1 N ac south of South Omaha, Bemls, P TEN acres jun Soutn G 150 axton bloc per acr o FOR " !Ullflu'.u PROPERTY, | business property én Farnam. Responsible tenant wil g all aresd Der cent tax iring lie of tonse " =nC® 000 story and tmnm t bri bullfllnl. mo and 1414% Harney At.s remal ¢ and basement brick bulld- feet, on Farnam between 8. and basement substantial lot @0x180 feet, Nos. 413, %th st, Soulh Omaha per vear. tory and basement brick bulld- No. 1018 Farnam st year. foet, rental $900 per year, Jackson st betwéen 1ith and 13th sts Wholesale district, RESID! I"P\(‘P PROPERTY. Mll(\\—')-rm)m modern house, lot x40 ft, ith frontage on two sta. Park ave., near Leavenwor ,760-9-room modern house, 86th st., near Farnam. zso—lwmm modern house, lot 68x132 ft., feased 30 per month, 3 blocks from high lot @6x132 ft., near high school M-‘g-ronm modern house, 30th ave., near ac ,600—9-room modern house, 2212 Locust st. '.—.W—7 room house, 4212 Nichol ll‘GEWI-rnrm hlmlr lot MK,I‘X.' ft., fi‘n Call- ornia s opposite Creighton ol ege. $1,500—7-room _house, 3416 Martha st. GEORGE & COMPANY, 1601 FARNAM ST. $15,000 for 2-story brick building, 415 and 417 ernl §2,900 000 £ T school. - rooms, homasville, 10 a.; fine res. site Edwardavills, res., 3 tenement Houses, office blde. and, s Jots. 1., Pul a. and impts., fruft belt. Chifcago, Oak Fark: bldg. lot, Hiefleld add. Chicago, Morgan Park, 3 | . Hts. Chicago, mwn-woo« “9-r. ‘res, Jotg ¥ shade 'and fruit: 3 blocks to R. R. Ind., Btarke co., % a. and impts. Kans., Shawnee co., 0 a., 10 mi. Topéka. Kans., Bourbon co., 80 a. and Impts. Kans., Jackson co., 80 a. and impt Kans.. Bourbon co., 160 a. and impts.; 140 a. cultivated; near R. R. Kans,, Parons res. and 4 Me. Fope Isiand, of 100 a.. near Portland: 18r. “house, private wharf, beautiful woods, etc.; fine location for summer home. Md., Garrett co., §70 a. and impts. Mass,, Long Mondnv\ good res. and & . Mich.; Calhoun co., and fmpt Mich: Detrolt: % blds. lote 1. age, Belmont ave., north of hnnmn Minn', Todd co., @"a., mach, and impts. L 80 . % a. timber, Mo., Macon co.' 200 a.’and impts., 6 a. tim- be tiifable; near R. R. Beaverhead ‘co. 440 a. and impts. .. 'Sheridan 0., 1,840 a, and impte, 10 a. timber; 1% ml. from . Y., Greene co., a and impts. |, Orange co. 8 a. frult tars; Sr. House batn: nesr B, N. Latn co., stoek Tanch, 5500 o, 1,000 'a. tillable; springs. Ohlo, Wayne co., 81 a. wheat land. Ore., 180 a. timber land. 2. and impts, 8. 617 a. and_impts., 5 a. ‘tmber, S0 & ifable; “hoar Tex., Alvin, 10 a. and impt and berries; % mi. to R. R Utah, Salt Lake City. re; Wash., Plerce co., from front- nml truck i all in frult 160 a. and impts. "OSTRANDER. North American Building, Phifadciphia, R. C. PETERS & CO. Ground Floor Bee Bldg. 6 rooms, city water, barn, all fenced, $550. 8-room house, close in, owner wants to exchange for b-room cottage. 10-room house, corner lot, all modern ex- cept furnace, $2,000. An elegant house in Hanscom Place, mod- ern and finely finished, 50 ACRES good hay land in Holt county, Neb. Owner wants residence in Omaha, and would exchange. 450 acres fine land 1 Harlan county, Nev, t $27.50 per acre A'fine farm near x,-m-m. Neb., 240 acres, well improved, We have thiss 90 houses to sell o0 monthly payments. A reasonable amount must be paid in cash to assure sale. R. C. PETERS & CO., Bee Bldg. RE—§74 22 Small Tracts Cheap 40 acres near Gretna, all nd (Illlbh Tand; 5-room house, barn, orchards $2, 6 acres in Brighton addition, wei l ‘of the fort. The cheapest thing we know of— 3% acres near Ruser's Park, fine view, 1 acre, Belvedere addition, near Miller hrk 16 lots, \wlny all of one block in Florence, one block from proposed car line, fine for garden or fruit, 10 acres just off of Center street 2na west of Hanscom Park high and sightly, just the place for suburban home, 31,600, HAS' 8§ & HEYDE 510 N. Y. Life Bidg. RE: ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A SAFE INVESTMENT? It so, let us #ell you a quarter section of cholce farming land in C:nada. Omaha people are making money. Gon't yaut” e have capefully selected the land that we are offering for sale. it is all level prairle, right among the farmers close to ralircads and good Lands that raise all kind and rasses. Price, $5 1o §8 an acre. terms. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 510 N. Y. Life Bldg. RE—§70 22 WE HAVE CHOICE FARMS IN WAYNE, MADISON, COLFAX, PLATTE, BUFFALO, DAWSON, HOLT, IN FACT every county In the state. What do you want and where do you want it? Home- seekers' Assn., First floor N. Lite, 2 A BARGAIN FOR CASH But it must be taken at once. SEVEN FINE LOTS for building purposes. Less than a mile from the postoffice. One block from car line, Address W 20, Bee office. RE-01922 Big Lots! 3Big Bargalns' Bemls Park—First to count out, $50 gets all in a 50 cash L ouglas Cuumi'! Realty RE-903 2 Have 3 lots in Bedford Place, bunch; one of them corner lof; or payments. Co. 4 CRE tract in Benson, 3 block from car; all fenced, good well; no other improvements. An excellent place for gardening and frult ralsing. Price $1,400; one-half cash. Also large lot in Benson, near car. Price $W0. Bemis, Paxton BIk. — M52 22 O FOR BARGAINS In real estate, houses rent, insurance of any kind, see Robt Lauderyou, 42 Chamber of Co S-room residency ,500 cash. Benfls, Paxton bluok RE 29 22 DO YOU WANT TO SELL A FARM ? If you want to sell a farm or ranch, tell the farmers and stock raisers about it. The best way to reach them is through THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. This agricultural weekly goes to 40,000 homes of farmers and stock raisers 8o if you have a good piece of land to sell at a reasonable price you ought Yo find a buyer among them. The cost of an advertise- ment Is smali—2 cents per word THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER, OMAHA, NEB. RE—04 FOR BALE. four-rcom house and lot In South Omaha: bargain for $400. Addre: E. Deblals, 215 Polk 8t., South Om: RE 650 TO EXCHANGE—$-room house location. $3,000. cottage ment. in good Wiil accept 4 or 5 room in good locality part - Bemis, Paxton block. RE 00 8 FOR BALE_Seven-room gll modern cot- ocated W lllul Hlll Must be Alsia. R