Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 15, 1909, Page 11

OFFERED FOR SALE Miscellaneons—Ceo: a us_your mall . orders freight_pald in $10 lots Drug Co., Omaha. (16)--608 FOR BALE or trade; Reynolds' cabinet krand upright plano. 1620 8. 10th, A6)—M127 16 FOR SALE—New and 2d-hand billlard and 1 tables. We lead the world in cheap r fixtures uq&nnmm. Brunswick- Balke Collender, W0th St d (16)—6n ald on all herman & Neb, (16)—608 SEND. for drugs; Myers-Dilion relght catalogue free. Drug Co., Omah DRUGS at cut prices $10 order: MeConnel THE OLD TRUSTY incubators. special prices, freight greplh‘ 60 days' free trial: ,Write the Old Trusty Incu- bator Co., Clay Center, Neb. (i6)—840 FOR SALE—8ome four and five-ton stake drays or would sell whole outfit. Address iqck box 435, Sloux City, Ta. (16)~M60? TENTS AND AWNINGS. Order now before the rush begins. ‘Phone us for estimates—no cha Omaha Tent and Awning Co. RNEY 8T8, DOUGLAS ss3. UTH AND HA O e FOR_ BALE_Cash regiater, “National,” {7 t. Address A 240, B with tape attachmen orabuons 3 VE on hand & number of ink Woarrcis which we il sell at S each They ‘are fine for Fain_ water o ashcs ressroom Bee b o "o FOR BALE—One Am. Holst and Derriok P, taniraciors holsting engine 6 Ta ) —606. BODA alne, new and secondhand; monthly payments. Deright, 1515 Farnam (16)—604 | | REAL ESTATE REAL BSTATE DEALER (Contnued.) "TREAL ESTATE TITLB-TRUET CO. CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, President. (1% ~11 PAYNE INV. CO., first floor N. Y. L4 fng as—618 (19) 619 WALKUP REAL ESTATE CO.. 009 Paxton block. (19)—~M%7 Mayid CITY PROPENTY FOR SALE. BARGAIN WEST FARNAM One of the most high and sightly points in the immediate cream of West Farnam district, consisting of south and east front corner 110x187 feet, with fine shade, com. manding view, street paved on both side wtih permanent walks; large two-story 12. room house, exceptionally well built; down- stairs finished in quarter sawed oak, large rooms, ‘This property never offered for sale until this time. Owner decided to sell and wants to make quick sale. Can be seen any day. House cost $12,000 to $15,000 and it can be bought for a little over the actual value of the ground. See us for particulars, D. V. SHOLBS COMPANY, 111 B. of Trade. Bldg. 16th and Farnam Sts, Tels.: Douglas 4. Ind. A4, (19)—M906 18 BET. FIELD CLUB & WEST FARNAM Houso completed 6 months ago; polished floors, neat and nobby; high and sightly; 1 block from car, $3,500; $500 cash. F. D. WEAD, 1801 FARNAM ST. s (19)~-865 14 ELBCTRIC PIANOS, $150. Baysdorfer, 163 Capito] A (16)—~MT789 A2 FOR BALE—New roll top desk, letter and card file cabinet, office chairs, Nemingtgn .typewriter with desk. York Life Bldg. (16)—M891 16x REMINGTO! 330. typa-méurlz;._l tlr.t}ls-:-:. People’s Loan Co.. ‘arnam St. = (16)—M39% TYPEW‘RI;‘EI(LIAnZ‘ make. all " pricos, e texms; shippe anywhere; agents w-:nyt- F;nlanf led territory; write for large rgdin list" and offer. B. F. Bwan- son_ Cs 417 8. 15th 8t., Omaha. el (i6)—MT57 INCUBATORS for sale cheap. Apply to Expressman's. Delivery. Co. 2nd and Tzard St . (1)1 1hx NEW Westinghouse electric desk fan, twelve inghes, 110 volts, for sale, or will exchange Yor Underwood typewriters. Ad- dress L 30l oare Bee. - (16)—M49 15x 20 LOADSE loose dirt free for hauling. 1613 Vinton . 8t. (16)—990 16x == e e ————— ] + . “OSTEOPATHY JOHNSON'INS, 08'N. Y. L" Tel. D. 1ot BRAND NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE In Creighton's First addition, pleted, all ready to move into, strictly modern, with combination fixtures, fin- ished floors, large Iliving room, full bricked cellar, with outside entrance; east front on 34th St.. south of Martha. Price $3:900; $800 to $1,000 down, balance on time, Let\us show you this property. Payne, Bostwick & Co. Sole Agents. Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg. 19)—101 14 Just com- Harney Line ON CAR LINE-STREET PAVED. Bullt 1%7; § rooms, cemented basement, floored at newly decorated; 1619 N. 33d, corner Seward: paving paid; $4,200. If not #0ld this week will be leased at $35 per month. O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., | 1001 N. Y.Life. Doug. or A 2162, (19)-100 14 L. Bldg. )60 . " ) Farr am. Doug. 6370 Dr. Bowser, over 160 Farnam. Doug. 651 PRt A" OIS Dr. Katheryn Nickolas, 608°'N. Y. +PATENTS r i Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 7il7. D. 0. BARNBLL, Paxi B H ty. N. X, L Tel, D. 489, H.A- STURGES, Atty. N. X, L Tel.D e b T8 THAT PROTECT--Thteo books P et nvestors malled on receipt of o bost: age. R, S. mawA. Frin‘;-“ Toome D—g Heed"a ¥ * T Tan—sn -PERSONAL THE SALVATION ARMY solicits castoff cloththg? “in fact, ‘soything you do not need. We collect, rapair and sell at 134 . 1th 8t; for cost of colloetlnn‘ t:l 1‘1":, warthy | i ‘phone- Doug)a: na wawon " i OMAHA Sjammierers’ ins., Ramge Bldg. (18)—812 28, rubber ' good ptices. “Send for free catalogue. Dillon ‘Drug Co., Omaha MAGNETIC by mail; cut Myers- 5)—614 treatment. Mme, Smith, 522 8. 16th, third floor’ (8)—621 A_HOME for: women during confinement. We find homes for bables where moth- ers cannot care fof Babies boarded. Mrs. Martha A. Lee, 403 Ban- croft 8t. 'Phone Douglas 1821, (18)—M436 May7x WANTED—The, acaualntance of refined Young . lady, 2. years old. Address ¥ 168, care Bee. (18)—M145 16x PRIVATE _home _ during _ confinement; Pb-g{?u.r-d?hu;.‘ The Good Samaritan San ttarium, 140 First Ave. Council Bluffs, Ta. HALL'S safep, pew, 2d-hand. 1818 Farnam. for ot _as-a VAPO'B‘BKTHS,.M,, and gentle- ahd Massage, men. If you want ‘to get rid of your rheumatisin, ‘lumbdgd, sclatica and other chrenie aliments, take the vapor baths and massage treatments of Dr. and Mrs. R B, Benda. We also and scalp treat- 20234 Paxton Bik. (18)—568 May9 them. YOUNG ‘W N coming to Omaha as strapgers are invited to vislt the You, Women's Ohristlan assoctation, 17th an Howard 8ts., where they will be directed to suitable boarding places or otherwise assisted. A demconess representing the aseociation meets trains at the Unlon sfa- tion as travelers’ ald. (16) 268 Electric vibratory, 120 & AGNETIC, gfilectns LIraseiniin & Floor, Old Boston Store (18)—048 May12 MASSAGE—-PROF. G. K. DINJIAN, PERT MASSEUR. For ladies and genlle- men. It tired, languid, b trom lack of circulation ' which _causes ' indigestion, constipation, torpid liver, rheumatism and chronfe troubles, try .the Orientsl mas- Thorough hand work. Face and N Yy In Omaha at 4 (18)—317 M ~ POULTRY AND EGGS _ C. B. LEGHORN EGGS-$1 per setl $3 per 100. 0. H. Deaver, Orieans, N (11)—MS63% 2x Y. WHITE LEGHORN EGGS—Choice andard bied stock, Heavy laying strain 3 per 100, §8 per 50, & per 30. Mrs. W. L. McKenney, Palmer, Merrick’ County, Neb. (L1)—~Msd7 23x 8. C. BUFF ORPINGTONS, nge: for hatching. 31 s, 8500 Tor 0, eggs for batching. 31.55 per 15, §3.00 for &0, o for §1.38; & for 3360, Toulouse goOse GEE*, B each. Guaranteed fresh and fert Peter & Brehm, Harvard, Neb, MAS 23x 1) /L e Lune 8. C HLACK MINOKCA exgs for settin #1 for 11 Tel, Harney 32 (11) - Ms82 M2x R. C. R. I._RED EGGS for sule $1.50 per 15, “"r 100; from pens sc per 15, 86 per 1. 3 W, alley, Neb. QM43 CHAMBERLAIN'S Original perfect dry chick feed. Use this only and save young chickens, BStewart's Feed Store, Bole s N. 16th St (1)—MS41 May ¥ Agen % per 100, at Mandy | ‘lorence 162, (11)—M768 A: p. Apply (0 Co., 24 and (11)-M731 18x INCUBATORS for sal Expressman's Délivery Tzard Sts. . PRINTING JARVE PTG, CO. job printing and calen- & rnp ho: Ind. A-260. dars, 16th & Cap. T . REAL ESTATE REAL ¥STATE DEALE REED ABSTRACT CO., Bst service, get our prices. 1710 Bs. - | LIST your property with Chris Boy for 100. Indian Runner duck egys, U | W 1 strietly OWNER LEAVING OMAHA We offer for a few days fine 6-room residence on Burt 8t., south front, modern, good basement and walks. Owner has to move onto homestead this month. Price $3,000: $1,000 cash; balance same as rent; If desired, furnishings, including piano, will be sold with the house for $400. NATIONAL INVESTMENT COMPANY, 582 Brandels Bldg., 674x135 ft. East front on 32d 8t., just north of Dodge St. One of the few choice lots left In Omaha for sale. If sold this week we think (he owner will take $4,760. 3310 Dewey Ave. This is a very neat 7- room, wll modern home, with 4 rooms and hall on. first floor; 3°bed rooms and bath on second. Tt only requires $1,000 to handle this, SELBY, 16th and Farnam. 436 Board of Trade. (19)—108 15 SPECIAL OFFER KOUNTZE PLACE HOME $5,000 : 1808 LOTHROP §T. On this beautiful street of . fine new homes, we offer a very attractive house at a reasonable price, situated on full south front lot, with nice terrace, which will be sodded and put in good condition; cement steps and walks, full basement, cemented: beautiful oak finish and floors on first floor; oak floors In all 4 bed rooms on second floor. All rooms beautifully pa- pered. Satisfactory terms can be arranged on this se. Look at it today. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St (19)—943 14 TR ACRES Three and one-half acres, $1,280. Seven and one-fifth acres, $2,300 One-fitth cash, balance five annual pay- ments. Free abstract. Warranty deed. Both in Keystone Park, Omaha acreage suburb. One mile west of Benson We will be peased to show them to you. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg. ‘Phones—Douglas 1781, Independent A-1188. (19)—0 14 Breatest and Cuming Sts. 19) HANSCOM PARK. HOME. story 7-room house, - strietly modern; large lot, all kinds of trées and shrub- bery, lawn; 1% blocks from West Lea enworth car line: full size cement base ment; well bullt house, fine home; south front: cheap. HARWOOD & HARWOOD. Both 'Phones. 416 Bee Bldg (19)—M146 15 \ | | OWNER LEAVING CITY will sell home consisting of $-room house, modern ex cept heat; south front, good loeation and nelghborhood: near to 'church, school and street car; good barn and permanent | walks; various kinds of fruft: lot 8x127 @ pleasant place to live. If interested call at 2120 Decatur Bt. Owner will show property. Or Tel. Webster 4189 for price and terms (19)—M140 16 | BARGAIN | Elegant 7-room home, best section of the | city: oak finish and birch upstairs; you | cannot beat this in the city, $4,760. . Practically new 6-room eotlage; close in modern: wouth front; near car! easy terms, 32,800 Modern 6-room house north fine nelghborhood; close to Easy terms, $3,30 Cannot duplicate this home; Bemis Park; hot lots: on boulevard. ' $5.600 HICKS REAL ESTATE COMPANY ‘Phone, Doug. 1169. 219 Board of T (19)—M133 16% rt of town; herman Ave High class T-room water heat; two LAFAYETTE AVE. HOME, | CHEAP { 4107 Lafa; e Ave, § rooms oak [flish, mantel “and grate, all modern, paved street, one block to car, only 33,800, Payne, Bostwick & Co. Bole Agents. Main Floor N. ¥. Life Blag. S L SR (19)—108 11_ Farnam St. Very cholee corner near the ety Property | with five-story brick and stone \bullding. Well rented and income growing.' $106,000 Harrison & Morton, ¢ —M508 1 |&-room |corneribs, wells with windmil {Iand is all fenced and c BEE THURSDAY APRIL, 1 REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALR (Continued.) BIXTY ACRES in B! Reno, Okl frcm postoffice, a town of 12,00, Rock Island Railroad Co. building shops; big thing for an' Investor; price, $35,000. No- wata Land and Lot Co., Buite 624, N. ¥. Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb. 'Phone Red 190, Open evenirgs. ten blocks 2215 GEORGIA AVE. Bight rooms, parlor, sitting room, dining room, den and large kitchen; four bed- rooms on second floor; all modern; fine condition; shade, frult, paved strest, on car line; lot 40x160; only $3.400. This is the biggest snap on Georgla Ave. today. Payne, Bostwick & Co. Sole Agents. Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg. 09)—102 14 FOR QUICK ACTION. $.750—Reception hall, parlor, dining room, kitchen, refrigerator room, 3 bedrooms and alcove, full cement basement, laun- dry; L-shase lot, 49x116, south front, x50 west (roi @ walking distance. GALLAGHER & NELSON, 40 Brandeis Bldg., Omaha Neb, (16)—110 16 THEY MUST GO It's your chance to buy two south front lots, 100x1% feet, at 5ist and Underwood Ave., Dundee, for $1.400 cash; sidewalks, water and shade trees in; two blocks from school and club and on car line. No prettier location for a home. Make us a cash offer today. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., First Floor N. Y, Life Bldg. ‘Phones—Douglas 1781, Independent A-1188. (19)—929 14 LARGE new mod. 5r. cottage, cor. lot 100x125, two blocks from car line; imme- dlate possession; get a home on easy pay. ments from the owner. Doug. 1653 or even- ings Web. 4661, (19)—~M4% REAL ESTATE, LGANS and imsurance— List your property with us for sale or exchange. ~Walnut and Orchard Hiils Realty "Co., 4010 Hamilton 8t. 'Phones Harney %i66; Ind., B-182 Q9166 2457 Grand Ave., 2 acres, mostly fruit; § room house and about 4 acres south of | Country ¢lub. F, D. WEAD, 180l FARNAM ST. (19)—864 14 BARGAIN if taken at once—i-room house and cottage; both all modern. Owner leaving city.” 2419 Caldwell St. (19)-M910 15x REAL BSTATE FOR SALE. Figure vour rent receipts. Suppose you had paid that amount on a home of your own? Not too late yet. Look at 2602 8. 2th Ave, 6 rooms, good home and a_good investment at $1,400. 32% N. 26th, 7 rooms, two-story, barn, big trees and outhouses: you can't begin to duplicate 1t for $1,800. Four rooms, chicken house, coal house, etc., two lots 79x12), only $1,200. Beven rooms, modern, paved street, fruit trees, shade trees, lot 40x82, $2,500; or will glve you 100 feet front for $3,250. | Well located bullding lot on Wirt St., only 450, This is surely a snap, and then we will loan you the money to bulld. And we have lots more of them. you are suroly welcome. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite 624, N. Y. Life Bidg., Omaha, Neb. ‘Phone Red 1999, Open evenings. . A9)—M917 18 Come In, 5 ACRES IMPROVED WEST DODGE STREET New 8-room bungalow, strictly all mod- ern, good barn, 150 assorted fruit trees, 2 years old; % 10-year-old apple and cherry trees; other small fruit; cholce location; % mile from Dodge macadam road. Has own water works system in the house from windmill; will take new 6 or 7-room hou in good location in trada. HASTINGS & HEYDEF, 1614 Harney St (19)—934 14 AND FOR SALE (Continued.) | Wyoming. 10,00 ACRES of land now opep (o entry under the Carey Act at Wheatland, Wyo Write us for full informat how to get some of these lands. We ‘will locate you and look after your interests care fully. This is a splendid section, the sofl in rich; It is a great aifatfa, wheat, oats, barley,’ sugar beet and potato country Fruit ‘does well. The land Is ready (o plow. Building materials are cheap, fuel is abundant, We have railroad, school and church’ facilities and the best_of neighbors. This is a dalry country. You can get rich farming here. We want you 10 have our full descriptive fllustrated clreular _at once, free for the Aasking. Write; we want to hear from vou. In- quire of J. R. Mason, Immigration Agt., Wheatland, Wyo. () REAL ESTATE LOANS (22)—62% SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated APPI) Room 417-18 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Bell 'phone Douglas 238 (22)—4629 WANTED—City loans and warrants, W. Farnam Smith & Co.. 139 Farnam 8t. LOANS WANTED. (2)—6% 1f you need a reasonable loan on well im- proved Omaha real estate, I can enter. tain your application, at 5 or bl per cent interest, according to location or grade of property; no delay, and privilege s given for repayment before maturity. 1. 8ibbernsen, 208 Old Boston Store Bldg, (2)—-M8 AT PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. Sherwood. 616 Brandels Bld, (22)—631 LOWEST RATES Bemls, Brandels Bldg. (®@)—627 PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. N. Y. Lifa Private money; $500 to 85 $100 TO $10.000 made promptly. F. D. Wead, Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam. 52628 FIVE PER CENT MONEY te loan on Omaha Business Property. THOMAS BRENNAN, Reom 1. New York Life Bldg. (22)—630 600 TO 35,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefs Real Estate Co., 1001 N. Y. Life. Doug. or A-2162. (20)—637 MONEY TO BUILD. $500 to §200,000 at current rates, W. H. THOMAS, 508 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. (22)—633 8600 to $200000, lowest rates, no delay. Garvin Bros.,, 1604 Farnam. (2)—636 MONEY TO LOAN—Payne Investment Co. _(fl) ~634 REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS for a 5-room house, a a_couple of vacant lots. ND AND LOT COMPANY, Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. ‘Phone Red 1999, Open Jvenings. 3) 5 STOVE REPAIRS NEW furnaces, hot water and hot alr com- bination heating, 2 and 4-hole laundry hot water heaters, mantle grates, gas stoves repaired, water. fronts and flower vases. Omaha Sfove Repalr works, 1208 1208 Douglas St 'Phones Ind. A-3621; Bell, Douglas 960. 249 WANTED—TG -BUY FOUR or &-room furnished, aottage or flat. Address C 826, Bee. (%)—M149 17x HIGHEST prices for secondband furniture, carpets, clothes and shoes. Tei. Doug. 397L. (25)—640 BEST price pald for secondhand furniture, carpets, stoves, clothing. shoes. Tel. Doug. 5401, g (25)—641 IF YOU HAVE City property, farms, ranch lands or mer- chandise to sell or trade, list them with me. "1t costs you nothing uniess I effect o sale. | W.'W. Mitchell, 8 B4 T4, hidg. Q9)- BOULEVARD HOUFE, 248 NorTh'mh 8 ¥ rovl modern, Dnl; $2,500. Thomas ol Brennan, room 1 New York Lite Bldg. (i rooms. very choice, Bemis Park district. C. M. Rich, 30 N. Y. Life D 303, A 323, (19)--M9%60 balance W. E._ Yarton, 28 8. Or- Benson. Tel. 'Benson 881 (19)—M799 A3 6-ROOM modern cottage, on car line and within walking distance; hot water heat, bath, electric lights: bargain; will take purt cash and balance monthly payments, ‘all Sunday or after § p. m. during week. avenport, 'Phone ouglas 4387. (19)—811 14x " kindly frrae HOMES IN BENSON—Part cash same a3 rent. phanage Ave, WHEN you write to adverti mention the fact that you saw In The Bee. —_—_— REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE Colorade. FARM AND FRUIT LAND. Denver-Greeley district, under sugar beets, alfalfa, genera fruit raising; low price, easy payments. National Investment Co., 882 Hrandeis Bidg.. Cmaha. Tel. Douglas 6891 (20)—6s7 Kansas. HAVE four cholce Missouri farms in ex- cellent neighborhood, within 25 miles of Kansas City; prices low. Kelly & Kelly, Topeka, Kan. (20)—M961 17x “Webraska. LAST CALL For 640-Acre Homesteads- In western Nebraska; 160-acre homesteads In South Dakota; deeded lands cheap. PURDY & BAIRD, 97 NEW YORK LIFE, OMAHA (20)—-998 14x Every Day is Bargain Day 460 acres in Brown county within five miles of railroad station; 120 acres in cul- tivation, 10 acres timber, § acres bearing young orchard, balance in hay and pasture; house, la barn, $20 per acre on terms o n part puyment can be made in erty. g five ye ncome’ prop- There is no sand on this place. J. A, LANGAN & SON, Douglas 1669. 8 N. Y. Life Bldg (20)-%31 15 North Dako FOR SALE, cheap, improved quarter North Dakota. 3 miles from Sherwood, in fa- mous Mouse river loop. J. W. Crandall, care Loyal hotel, Omaha, Neb. (20)—M851 17x OKLAHOMA TUESDAY, April 2, A very low yound trip and one-way rate to ! Nowata. We want 18 for spec cal Land $10 to §35 per acre; 4,500 oll wells in Nowata county. No better investment on The Practical Auctiomeer. 348 N. Y. Life. €26) 350 s WANTED—SITUATIONS YOUNG ATTORNEY wants. position with established law firm. Well educated. C 26, care Bee @T)~-M85 18x WANTED—Position by can furafsh care Bee. fine penman_who references. Address N-319, (€7)—M990 16x GOVERNMENT NOTICES OFFICE _CONSTRUCTING QUARTER- master, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, April 12, 1900. Sealed proposals, in triplicat - ject to the usual conditigns, will be re- Celved here until 11 a. m,, May 10, 1908, and then opened in the presence of attending bidders, for the construction of a new brick story on Engineers’ Barrack, Building No. &, at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and for making the consequent additions to the heating and electric lighting systems. Full information and blank forms of proposals furnished on application to this office. Plans and specifications may be seen here, also in offices 'of Chlef Quartermasters at Chicago, Omaha and Denver, Depot Qua termasters at Philadelphia and St. Louls, Quartermaster at Columbus Barracks, Ohio, and Master Builders' Exchange, Kan- sas City, Missourl. United States reserves the right to acéept or refect any or all propossis or any part thereof. Envelopes to be endorsed ‘“Proposals Construction New Brick Story on Englneers' Barrack’ and addressed to Captain Willlam D. Davis, Quartermaster, Al2-13-14-15 M§-9 CONSTRUCTT. QUARTERMASTER! Ottice, Fort Meade, Bouth Dakota, Marer 18, 1906—Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be recelved at this office until 10 u, m., mountain time, April 19, 1908, and then opened, for the construction, complete, of approximately twenty-seven miles of barbed wire fence around the Fort Meade, Soutn Dakota, military reservation, In accordancy with plans and specifications which may be had upon application to this office. Bidy are wanted for both concrete and wooden posts. A deposit of 810, to Insure return |is required vefore plans are sent on. in- dividual application. The United States re. serves the right to reject any or all bids or to accept any part of a bid that may be advantageous to the government. En. velopes containing proposals should be en. dorsed “Proposals for Fence' and addressed to the Constructing Quartermaster, Fort Meade, South Dakota. = M22-23-24-3 A15. CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE - Omaha, Nebraska, April 10, 199, Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be received here and by Quartermaster at the post named herein, until 10 a. m., central stand- ard time, May 10, 19, for furnishing oats, hay and straw during the period fro June 1 to June 30, 1989, at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming. Proposals for deiivery at other places will not be entertained United States reserves tho right to reject or accept any or all proposals or any part thereof. Information furnished on applica tion here or to Quartermaster at station named. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked “Proposals for Forage, and addressed to Major D. E. McCARTHY, C.Q M A13-14-15Ms- _ OCEAN STEAMSHIPS vis Havre to Paris, the City Beautiful, Satety, Speed, Comtort Fi Trains to All Continental Points. Compagnie Générale Transatlantique Gigantic twin screw express steamers sail every Thursday, 10 A. M. They are modern won- | ders, with all conveniences and luxuries of most palatial hotels, on even grander scale, Pass wer slevators, roof cafes, orchestras, fam cuisine, gymnasium, daily newspaper, sultes, provide greatest comfort al man-o"-war discipline, wireless telegraphy, sub- | marine bell signal system afford every provision for absolute safety ! La Savole April 221La Provence La Toursine | April |la savole La Lerraine . May 6 La Touraine May 13 May % May 41 the face of the earth. Ask Missourl Pa- | cific Rallroad agent for rates. Land and Lot Co., Sulte 624 N Y. Life Bidg., Omaha, Neb. ‘Phone Red Open’ evenings. (20)—M981 19 Nowata | H . Moores L. Neese . | W. B Bock | Chicago Specia | Lincoln-Long _Pine |K. C. | K. C & 8t L. Expre | Northwest Express | n | | | REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Matthew ¥ the Alhambra pany, lots Omaha Alhambra ' Real Matthew F" w3 of lot 7, block ward K. Bean W. A @ . block Saunders baugh's addition ! Arthur 8. Peck to Security Land and Trust company, n8 feet of lots 156 and 16, biock 94, Dun- dee . First German Presby of Omaha to L. O feet of &72 feet of 2141, Omaha cinda Carlisie and abel Brown, lot 17 Square ) 5o Anna Eggieston and husband to Thomas B. Eggleston. lot 3. block 3, Shelby's addition. . Byron R. Hastings, trustee, to John H. Kehoe and wife, lot 1 Teplat of ‘block 3. Military add ton . v National Bank of Wiiliam A, Boeck G, Prospect Place. ... ... .... Oscar A. Carlson to Sigrid Carl- son, half interest In el of lot 16 and wi Jot 17, block 1 Denfses' addition........ Peter Peterson and wife to Joseph Halac, 8, block 12, Brown Park . ob v24 oadas hn 7. O'Connor and wife haries P. Hupp, lot 5, block Florence Charles E. Campbell and ‘wife to Lydia A. Bevington, si0 feet of lot 8. block 47, Bouth Omaha. ... Virginia C. Hanscom to Edward A. Cudahy, lots 5 and 6, and 8% of lots 7 and 8 block 109, L S . 75,000 United Real Estate and Trust com- any to H. M. Johnson, lot lock 223, Kountze P Alfred L. Slater to I tin. wi2 feet of lot Briggs Place..... L Ciasd Edward T. Heyden and wife to Da- v Traill, lots 9 and 10, block , Florence....... . . Dora M. Olsen to I1da B. Falcon- bery, 439 feet of e119 feet of lot 16, Pelham Place............ Anna Kohm to Frank Dworak, lot 1, block 7, Brown Park...... Luther M. Kuhns et al. to Bertha C. Pixton, lots 11 and 13, block 4, Kilby 'Place ¥ Fidse Olive Hamilton to A. F. Rasp, 8% of lot 21, Glenwood Helghts L. Beals to Thomas Herd and wife, lots 13 and 14, block 1 Housel & Stebbins’ addition. . Thomas J. Knox and wife to Au- gusta J. Johnson, lots 24, 26 and 6, block 1%, Rose Hill. i Zelda Robinson to Joseph B. Rob- inson and Harry A. Wolf, sd4 feet of n8§ feet of lot 8, block i1, Omaha. Albert H. Olms Olmstead, lot 25, Redick’s addition Dora M. Olsen to 29 feet of lot 16 feet) and e119 feet of lot 17, ham . Place........ H Florence F. Craig and husba Walter M. Christensen, lots and 34, block 5, Lake View... Martin and wife to Real Estate com and block 190, s company ot § and Omaha wife to and 23 Hime- 1 8 Estato Martin D, and n & ¥ Tots vtertan church Dodge, n38 lot 4, block band 1o hington [ W Cominerce to lot 1, block “to 58 ] 260 2,000 800 2,650 c o Robert block 2 ark (except wib Pel- nd’ to 33 Total RAILWAY TIME CARD UNION STATION—10TH AND MASON Union Pacific— *Overland Limited . Colorado Express Atlantic_Express . Oregon Express . Los Angeles Limited. Fast Mall . 050 China aud Japan Mail..a 4 North Platte Local 8 Colo. Chicago Spectai. Beatrice & Stromsburg Local ... son Valley Local (motor, via Lane Cut-Off) Valley Local (motor) *Local passengers not carrl Nos. 1 and 2. Chicage, Rock Island & Pacifio— EAS' Chicago Limited . Iowa Local Rocky Mountsin Lt Des Moines & Eastern Des Molnes Passenger lowa Local ......... Chicago (Eastern EX.). Chicago Flyer :5" Es3 TOETY 538 BEFEES " WEST. Rocky Mountain Ltd Colo. & Cal, Expret Okl. & Texas BExpre: Chicago, Milwaukee Chicago & Colo. Special.a Cal. & Oregon Express.a Overland Limited Perry Local .. Cl ago Great Western—— Paul-Minneapolis. Paul-Minneapolis. Chicago Limited Chicago Express . Chicago Express Chicago & Northwesterne— Chicago Daylight Twin City Expre: Chicago Local . Bioux City Lac: Chicago Local f : qess geep £558 858 €3 LaBERE RRERBREREEE 88388 BEwe cueoe LEEEE] TeY Minnesota-Dakota Mall Twin City Limited.. Los Angeles Limited. Overland Limited Nebraska and Wyomin, Norfolk- Bonesteel ey 585 BEEBEEEEEEE Deadwood-Lincoln Casper-Lander Fremont-Albion uperior / Pactfio— 8t. L. Bxpress e ©Iw 2§ 888 Wabash— 8t. Louls Express.. 8t. Louls Loc: (from Council Biuf: Stanberry Local (from Council Bluffs) .. Ilinois obtral— Chicago Express Chicago Limited Minn.-St. Paul Expi Minn, -8t Omah a11:30 am | | BURLINGTON STA.—10TH & MASON | L £ Leave. Arrive Denver & Californfa Northwest Special Black Hills Nebraska points Lincoln Fast Mali.. Nebraska Express .. Lincoln Local Lincoln TLocal ........ Schuyler-Plattsmouth .. Bellevue-Plattsmouth .. Plattsmouth-Towa ... Bellevue-Plattsmouth Denver Limited .... Chicago Special Chicago Expres Chicago Flyer lTows Local Bt. Louls Expre Karsas City & St. Joe. Kansas City & St. Joe. B Kansas City & St. Joe..a 4:40 pm WEBSTER STA.—13TH & WEBSTER Paul, Minneapolis & | Leave. Twin City Passenger...b 6:30 am Sioux City Passenger...b 2:00 pm Sicux City Local ..o 846 am Enierson Local ... ..b 5:56 pm Miswourl Pacific— Auburn Local ...........b 8:5 pm a Daily. b Dally except Sunday. day only. d Dally except Baturday. b11:30 am ¢ Bun- OCEAN STEAMSHIPS NorthGermanLloyd, FAST EZ;‘_ SERVION PLYMOUTH—CHERBOU RG—BREMEN—10 A. M. Kronpring Wim. .. April 13K, Wm. de Gr'e - April 81 April 20| Kaiver 1 May 4 TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SER' CYMOUTH—CHERBOURG, Direet 110 4" o April 15/08, Apri Apri) 22/K; =1 Bremen direet ITERRANEAN SER GIBRALTAR—NAPLES—GENOA Balling at 1l A M April 17| Neckar April 3/ Barbarcess Calls at Algters. | the cause of Kansas growing better Corn Show Makes for Better Boy as Well as Grain Influence of National Exposition Has Reformed at Least One Erring Youth. Besides inspiring the country to grow bet- ter corn, the National Ourn. exposition is! b Bradford Miller, president of the Shaw- nee county corn contest, who was an ex- hibitor in Omaha last year and will be Again this year, Is authority for the state- ment that the interest in the corn grow- ing for the National Corn exposition has already improved the moral status of Shawnee county boys Jand completely re- formed one boy who hAd a reputation bad enough for An older person. This boy was sent to the reformatory for @ number of offenses and an effort made In that way to check his fast career. While in the reformatory he got & copy of the National Corn eéxposition premium list and told his instructors he knew he could produce corn which would win prizes at the blg Omaha show. They decided to parole him to a farmer and give him gn opportunity to cultivate some corn for the exposition. He has his ground ready and twenty ears of high class sced. He's known the neighborhood where he s living as a “corn crank,” and though but 15 years of age, 18 reading all the honks he can securo about practical scientific farming The exposition management has sent him Prof. Holden's book, “Successful Farming," and that of Prof. M. L. Bowman on “Corn." TWO JUDGES GET TOGETHER, SUTTON GIVING DAY A LIFT Juryman Being Questioned Before Judge Sutton Has Doubt About Lawyer Being H ome, in Two judges got together and expedited matters in district court Wednesday morn- ing. While Judge Day was charging the jury in the suit of Mrs. Clara Faus against J. 8. Cross for selling her husband liqugr, Judge Sutton was impaneling a jury which will sit under Judge Day in a will case. Tt is the appeal in the matter of the will left by Mra. Mary A. Gray, who died at Waterloo, November 8, 1907. She left nearly all her property to her sister, Mrs. Blecta | A. Teal, and other heirs contested probate in county court, but Judge Leslle ruled against them. J. C. Wharton and B. G Burbank represent the appellants and Mc- Gliton & Gaines and T. A. Hollister are | counsel for Mrs. Teal. | General Wharton, examining jurcrs, ap- | peared much exercised lest veniremen know | Hollister. “Which Is Hollister?" asked one | Juryman. “That handsome fellow there,” answered ‘Wharton. The juryman surveyed Hollister critically. “T/ voted for him," he declared, *but couldn’t call him. that Mrs. Gray's estate is worth $7,000. —_— SUNDAY SCHOOLS AID FUND Church Organizations Promote -‘ lection for New O ing Institute. A magle lantern show by the Hanscom Park Best Ever club, composed of Robert Buckingham, A. D. Cloyd, Frederick Carey, Chauncey Duvidson, John Davidson, Edwin Hinricks, Albert Nuelson, Erwin Nuelsdn, Willle Denney and Clarence Adams, netted $.50 for the bullding fund of the Child Saving Institute. | A committee of boys, living In the west- | ern part of Omaha, collected funds by | selling bricks for the foundation to the | new bullding, and Ray Millard, Wyman Robbins, Edward Crofoot and Donald Hall turned in $22.7. Sunday schools are also taking an active Interest in the work, and the following | sums have been turned in; North Presbyterian Sunday school.$ 0.0 First Presbyterlan Sunday school, | South Omaha o v 17.06 First Baptist Sunday school, South Omaha . ssesessssecrncance 12.00 Mrs. Strqker's Methodist Episcopal Sunday school, South Omaha...... Additional subscriptions reported day were: Previously ackno: V. C Sunderland. Dr. F. 8. Owen Dr. 8. H. Smith Dr. Robert Gilm George & Co g Peters Trust mpany H. K. Burket.... RS Ky North Presbyterian Sunday school FAL U S O B s st x Waldemar Michaeison ... 5.00 | Tues- | 7,057.96 | 200,00 100.00 | 100.00 100.00 100.00 | 100.00 | 50.00 | 60.60 | 00 | 0 | edged. . | Collected by five boys for the brick T e deiadeatler e (Rufus Park, Jessie Park Barlow.. Mrs. George L. Flsher............... First Presbyterian Sunday school, South Omaha vorh A George L. Hill, Joseph_Johnston Aviihaererets First Baptlst Sunday school, South Omaha . x Stand; 2 pany.. : Ed 8 Dybail v svevees . H.lnlbcom Park Boys' Best Ever Mrs. Stryker's Methodist Episcopal Sunday school, 8outh Omaha Dundee Grocery company Thomas Dunkin J. J. Donahue. C. B. Addis...... Mrs. Jobn H. Harte. Margsret Solomon Alma Solomon Gladys BSolomon. Edwin Solomon Guy D. Solomon T. J. Beat Total . Balance to SEVERAL OMAHANS MAY BUY LOTS IN HOLDREGE PLACE | | raise Judge Sullivan is Negotiating Part of Property Opposite H m Fark, for Negotiations ‘are pending botween | number of Omaha buyers and the Gate| City Land and Investment company, own- | ers of the G. W. Holdrege residence and | lots in Windsor Plac, and the present week may see it divided into several pleces for tmprovement | Judg J. J. Bullivan has signified his in- tention of taking two lots opposite Han- scom park and erecting on them a new res- tdence to cost a considerable sum Mrs. Harriet H. Heller will take two lots if the property is divided satisfactorily and erect on them several good houses The old Holdrege home will be soid, but a buyer has not been located as yet. Mr. Holdrege has not made known his plans for buying & home and may spend som. time on his ranch, making it his home tem- | porarily. Thomas H. Matters, head of the Gate City Land and Investment company, Is in South Dakota, where he has extensive land hold- ings, and deals for the property will not be closed until his return A Total Eelipse of the functions of stomach. liver, kid- neys and bo! is quickly disposed of with Electric Bliters, 60c, For sale”by Beaton Drug O { 18 & pleasure for me to explain my methods | ant PROBLEM OF UNEMPLOYED BEFORE FIFTY-TWO SOCIETIES nensyed by Al The Problem of she Gaemployed™ 8 the subject for ting Friday of the, Ase soclated of - Omaha and s South Omaha (filiated crganizngpns, of which there fiftytwtr Al - These raonthly conferences habe been' - growing in interést and Atteridancs untl fOw & Iarge room Is needed to pccommogate them. Friday's conference. will be held at 3 p. m In the city council chamber, John J. Ryder will present paper ,dealing with, the. problem in #ta general aspects and C. C. Belden whl lokd the discussion. Seve other prominent business.man who age ac- tively Interested Will - alsoy dake part in the program e me Cherities and You feel Iil‘ou king, and joy reigns supreme from the first to last puff of a Cigar ~the new 10 ‘cent Cigar withastraight Havana_filler: and-. Sumatra - wrapper. A quality smoke hard to equal any- where,. even.at a higher price, Shas. ;E:'Z'fl X7 oo Omalia, Web., Sioux Oity, Towa LARGHRN Sz 15¢c. A Pleased Custemer is the best recommendation. We number ‘ours by the hundreds. Why not join the ever-increasing number and look and feel right? Remember the name. French Dry Cleaning Worke Phones: Doug. 4173; A-3185 You Make a Big Mistake FIGHTING THE GRIP The Polson is GET IT OUT! : HOWELL'S ANTI GRIP AND COLD CAPSULES system and do it losing a minute's in Your. System. Renovate the whole quickly, without you time from work Don't Delay, Get a Box Now, 28c. dowell Drug Co, s ’s your N, 16th §t, Reliable / Dentistry Taft's Dental Room I CURE , RUPTURE A FEW DAYS 8 My life is devoted to (he practice of my specialty, which is ‘the curing of Ruptare. 1'do not resoft to dishonest methods to in- duce a patient to place himself under m. care, -but should 1iké to haveevery rup- tured person as pdtients if they wh come 10 me on w strlefly professional basts,. al- though ¥ 1 have to offer any inducement other than my ability, skill and success- ful experience, 1 prefer to have them' go to someone efke. ‘Any ruptured person & invited Bring s physiclin with him when he visits my consultation rooms. 1t to the doctur who can colrpréhend and ap- preciate them. Then I can show their practical application_and treatmient of his patient’s case. 1 do not claim apy wol derful or secret hod, but I.have orig- inated more successful ideas for the cure of rupture without a surgical operation than I have ever adopted from others. The best treatment is none too good, no matter Whether it is & mild or complicated case. Do not become a victim of neglect. DE- CIDE! Your health, strength and freedom from worry can be secured only by doing your part; that is, .to come here where I can, Elve you personal professional service. I Wish to impress upon -your mind that I have a cure for rupture without resopting a surgical operation. 1 am,the- paly reputable physician in this line -of work who sustains a high bank rating that will take such cases for treatment upon & guar- to cure. You may depusit the money: in & bank in your pwn nume: and when you are satisfled & cure-has:heen made:you then Instruct the bank to pay the money to me. By doing this. you are absolutely srtain of a cure or-it will cost you moth- ing. Tt 1 was not perfecily sure of my work 1 eold not do business In this way very long, but Instead have heen dofrig o for 18 years. and adopted this plan hecau #0 many have been swindled by quacks fakirs. Call or write to FRANK H. WRAY, M. D, Suite 306, Bee Mldg., Omaha, Neh,