Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 23, 1909, Page 11

THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, REAL ESTATE oy J!_E“A’I.E‘SJA'IE sSALE i!Anu‘ AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE | APRIL REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALB. (Continued. POULTRY IND, EGGS (Continued. R C, R 1. RED EGGS for sale. Pen exgs, e R Noranam. Valley, Nel yMus 1) —Mus “BLACK MINORCA e o' tor 18 Tel. GOVERNMENT NOTICES OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER- master, Cheyenne, Wyo., March 3, 106.— Sealed proposais in triplicate will be re- | coived at this office until §:8 a. ., moun- tain time, Saturday, April 34, 199, at which time they will be opened in public, for fur- nishing all labor and material required in the construction and remodeling of an elec- trio lighting system at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo., including the following items: 1. Constructing primary, secondary, serv transmission and street light lines, furni ing and installing cut-outs and street lamp R e . faee rovine DATL and. remodeiing. part. of. the uc!rn]m‘ crop; §i8 'm)n"'- | old line. 2. ¥ rn!lhh;ll all Tun, no;. hmp;. res k v | switchboards and all apparatus for sub- 60 Acres Deuel County | station. 8. Furnishing all Watt meters and unimproved, as fine as anything in the| ranstormers. 4. Installing Interior conduit state, §1¢ an acre. wiring and drc lampy for electric lighting B o Tni " | cavalry drill hall, Construction of a 160 Acres Unimproved Land { bullding for transformer sub-station, all in jolning the town of Otis. Colo.. could be | accordance with plans and specifications s0ld out in small acreage, $1600 prepared in the office of the quagtermaster " N reneral, Unit tates army. Plans an Fine Improved Farm Specitications are on file In this office and Near Newport, Rock courty, all fine land, | In the office of chief quartermaster, De- worth $40. Goes for $30 an acre, it sold | partment of the Missouri, Omaha, Neb.; soon. | chief quartermaster, Department of Colo- W. W. MITCHELL, | Board of Trade Blag Omaha, ©0)— M35 2 RAILWAY TIME CARD—C>"=2<% | WAY GAR SEARCHES FRUITRUL BURLINGTON STA~—10TH & MASON (Continued We Want Money, | That’s the Reason 1 We will sell you—2502 8. 3th Ave —a good home of & rooms- %1400 N. %th--7 rooms, barn and city water, a CORY HOMB-$1.80 Four-room house, lota T9x1d, house, coal house, atc.—$1,30. And then we have the cutest, most swag er b-room bungalow you ever saw at §2.60 ~$600 cash, balance §25 per month | NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO. Suite, 24 N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red 109 Omaha, Neb, | Open evenings. (19)—Mis B, 5ROOM BUNGALOW Modern ex. heat, brand new. large lot; pated sireet | NEAR BEMIS PARK | Price, $2,600. Basy terms 0. NIELSEN, L. Bidg. Both “Nebraska—Continued. - SOUTH SIDE HOME at 821 Pine atreet. Vestibule, reception hall, parlor, sitting | room, dining room and kitchen, lavatery on first Tloor: 4 bed rooms and bath upstairs: stalrway fo flooted attic; hot water heati | house 2 years old; large bagement with sep- arate laundry room lathed and plastered. outside cellarway; house i8 back plastered, oak finish and oak floors; lot B0x1%0; paving all pald for. An ideal home at less than COBL—35,800. W. H_ GATES, Sole Agent 617 N. Y. Life. Phone . 134 Barlington— Detectives of Railroads Find Stolen Goods in Cabooses at Night. TRAINMEN MUST BE HONEST 20 Acres North Platte Country Farming, grazing and hay land; one { water front; $.60 an acre. A bargain 640 Acres Republican Valley Country 1 Denver & California Northwest Special Plack Hills . Northwest Express Nebraska points ... Tineoln Fast Mall Nebraska Express . Lincoln Loca) Lincoln T.ocal ... Schuyler-Plattsmouth .. Bellevue-Plattsmouth Plattsmouth-lowa . Bellevue- Plattsmouth Denver Limited . Chicago Special Chicago Express Chicago Flyer Towa Local ... Bt Louls Express Kansas City & St. Joe K0 for setting Harney 882, (1) ME9? Mix PRINTING JARVE PTG. GO., job printing and calen- dars. b & Cap. Ave. ‘Phone ind, A-26 =i REAL ESTATE "REAL ESTATE DEALERS. REED ABSTRACT CO., Est. 1866, prolh,ll service, get our prices. 1710 Farnam St (19)—616 " REAL ESTATE TITLE.TRUST CO. CHAS. B. WILLIAMSON, Pl-lnd‘cn_t‘.“ 03 > ) PAYNE INV. CO. first floor N, Y. L a9 618 BENJAMIN R. E. CO., 477 Brandeis Bldg. (19)—619 DARLING & DARLING, 41 Brandeis Bldg. Tels. D. 8084 :H'A%gz o WALKUP REAL ESTATE_CO. 800 Paxton VLT R (19)—M9%67 May1s 1TY PROPERTY FOR SALE mile chicken ! System Used by U Robbers and Northwestern Tries 1t, Landing Trainm First Time. land; 150 $600 Acre lot Dundee and ¢ untry club, on | sightly ridge. . D. Wea 1801 Farnam St. (19)—848 23 SPLENDID MODERN HOME At low price, on LaFayette Ave. near ilst 8i., paved and paid for. Bouth froni, fine terrase, lawn, trees, cement walks, 7 rooms, laundry in basement, cistern, beautiful joeatfon, near car. Wil pay you to investigate If you want a GOOD home in desirable location. Tel. Harney 1082, MAL6 23 REAL ESTATE, LOANS and Insurance— List your property with us for exchange. Walnut and Orcha Realty (e, 4010 Hamilton B8t. Harney #16: Ind., B-1842 LIST your property with Chris Boyer, 224 W84 Fuming Bta (19)—622 - Searching cabooses &t unexpected mo- |ments by rallway dotectives has largely eliminated the looting of trains by con- |ductors and brakemen and railroad- secret Kansas City & 96 Jos. 8 service men are now to turn thelr atten- Kansas City & 8t Joe.a 4:40 pm . +|tion to landing several gangs of profes- rr— g | sional thieves who are at work on ‘Western WEBSTER STA.—15TH & WEBSTER || When the Unlon Paciflc agents searched a caboose near Grand Island last week they found the boxes under the seats filled With bolts of sflk. It was the firet catch in a long time and the agents are not ready to make tae namos in the affalr knawn, | but are satistied with the working of the |system which has eliminated ~dishonest trainmen who get on the pay rolls now and then p 2 Not many train crews are now, under sus- plcion and usually it ia.not the crew, but one dishonest brakeman o -conductor who is willing to take a chance. Roard Cabooses at Night. During the year and & half the detectiyds have boarding trains at many sta- | tions, and at all hours of the day or night, they have fownd some valable goods in the freight train cabooses, Including shoes, | silks, silverware, tobaceo, clgars and every- thing which could be taken from merchan- dise cars. The Northwestern followed the - system | of the Unjon Pacific and several tralnmen have been caught with the goods in the | cabooses. But the systom has made it a difficult thing for trainmen to loot e N im."Qaily newspaper; elegaat | A 4 result of the vigilkfice of the Union avai suites mvt:l '“Iunh:onllon.”' olnc-r;_ “pmrm the road has had fewer complainis ano'-war discipline, wireleas telography, sub- | o; o), (ages In shipments than ever be- arine bell signal system afford every provision s |fore. 'The requirement put fn fores by the for absolute safety. :‘ 'lrztlfllnt Ah;" .“:: :l“fll :l' :EWFI!PY" classification committee compelling 4 Lorraine ay ouraine a5 - 18 Brovens .o e SH1Es Uorraiot Mas % lahippers of shoes and other first class frelght to use cement-conted nails or wire g o Ry e g T staples with eeals has also made it aiffh lcult to break open the boxes or for ship- O brom vigamers o ey §e0 e u" Servies feme clam cable) | |11y departments of wholesale houses fo loot the cases before shipment and thon 1601 ¥arnam Street only $40 ot Nutional Beak | have merchants force the railroads to pay 1824 Faroam Strest. | for shortages. CANADIAN PACIFIC |POLICE WILLING T0 WAIVE LESS THAN FOUR DAYS AT SEA. | INCREASE FOR FULL WORK Bet Montre: 1 Woeekly Salltng Between Montreni, Quebes | | Such is the R tions M 53553353 353 s8 2 s . N. Y hones (19)—MT1s — “ WORTH LOOKING AT $875 takes a 6-room, nearly new house, far from good car line. $1,500 buys a 6-room house at Mth and Franklin $2,600 buys a 6-room modern house with hot water heat, near Corby and Sherman Ave. $2,800 $800 cash takes this modern 6-room house, near Burt and Boulevard. $4,250 for a BRAND NEW 8-room house in B Park district, modern, oak finish, ep: tionally well bullt will occupy soon if not sold. 412,500 home in Hanscom Park neighbor- , 10 rooms and modern | rado, Denver, Colo; chiet quartermaste Department of the ' Lakes Chicago, 1l Neb, | depot quartermaeter, St Louls, Me., and ~%" | quartermaster, Fort' leavenworth, 'Kan The government reserves the right to ac- cept or reject any or all bids or any part | thereof. Envelopes containing proposals | should be_endorsed “Proposals for Re- modeling Blectric Light System at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo," and addressed to Cap- tain V. K. Hart, Fifteenth infantry, act- ing quartermaster, United States army, in charge of construction, room 3, Keefe hall, IS BARGAIN D.AY [l‘heyenn!. Wyo. M26-27-2-30A20-28 |OFFICE CONSTRUCTING _QUARTER. master, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, April 2. 139, Bealed proposals. in triplica wub- {ret to the usus conditiorm. will be received ere until 11 a. m. central time, May 20, 1900, and then opened in the presence of attending bidders for the construction of & two-company barracks, Including plumbing, steam heating, wiring' and inatalling elec Tric Tighting Fxtures: one stable. inclading talling interior conduit, wiring for electric lHghting: one gun shed, one wireless telegraph station, inciud- ing plumbing and electric wiring, and one stable gu and shop, Including electric wirlng. ~ Full information and blank forms of Proposals’ furnished upon application to this office. Plans and specifications may | be seen here, also in offices of Chlef Quar- termasters at Chicago, Omaha and Denver, Depot Quartermasters at Philadeiphia aud | St. Louls, Quartermaster at Columbus Bar- | racks and “Master Bullders' Exchange at Kansas City, Mo. United States reserves the right to ‘reject any or all propo: any pacts thereof ‘Bnvelopes to dorsed ‘ Proposals for Public Bulldings and addreased (o Captain Wm. D. Davis Qu ermaater. A22-28-24-BM15- CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE— | “Omaha’~ Nebraska, April 21, 1900. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, wiil be recelved here and by Quartermasters at posts named herein until 10 a. m., central stand- ard time, May 3, 1909, for furnishing 1,000,000 | pounds bituminous coal during the remainder | of the fiscal year ending June 1909, at | Fort Des Moines, lowa. Proposals for de- Texas State'Land i o siwinsis oo 5ot bs sotar; $1.00 to $4.00 an Acre | reject or aceept any or ali proposals or any | part thereof. Information furnished on ap- | plication here or to Quartermasters at the School Lands in Different Counties. More | Stations hamed. Envelopes contalning pro- Than 1,000,000 Acres to Be Sold Before June 30. One-fortieth cash and balance in 4 years. | posals should be marked ‘‘Proposals for | Fuel,” and addressed to Major D. B. Mc- You can buy 320 acres of the best, pay 332 cash and no more for 4 years, but § per Carthy, C. Q. M. AZ-M1 OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTIN< QUARTER- cent interest on the balance. As good land as Kansas, Missouri or lllinols at $150 per | master, Fort Douglas, Utah, March 24, 1908. —Sealed proposals, triplicate, subject acre, end better climate. Write us for | further information. Inclose 6c for reply. | to the usual conditions. will be recelved at this office untll 10 o'clock &. m. April 28, INVESTOR PUBLISHING CO., Amarillo, Texas. (20)-M7:3 25 PO e B Chicago, a! Oma 8200 cash not EVERY DAY Twin City Passenger Stoux City Passenger 8icux City Local Emerson JLocal Missouri Pacific— Auburn Local . ..b 3:50 pm a Daily. b Daily except Sunduy day only. d Dally except Saturdey. #0-ACRE _homesteads: ments. J. Berzina, cheap relinquish- Whitman, Neb. (0)-Md01 Maylix HOMES IN BENSON-Part eame s rent. W. E_Yarton, Phanage Ave. Benson. Tel. Ren: (19) ! REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SA OCEAN STEAMSHIPS New York to Paris In 6 NCH LiN Safety, Speed, Comfort vis Havre to Parls, the City Beautiful, Fast Traing to All Continental Points. Compagnie Geénérale Transatlantique Olgaptic twin scraw express steamers every Thursday, 10 A. M. They are modern won- ders, with all conveniences and luxuries of most on even grander scale. Passes roof cal orche famous l IMPROVED ACRE TRACTS AT REDUCED PRICES $3.600 for § acres, all under cu'tivation, 7 blotks from end of car line in Florence, has 5- roem house, large barn, n .conp; cave, good well voung fruit of all kinds, el trlo llght in street. Tmmediate ossession. - Price good for a ew days only. Investy GEORGE, & . 1001 Farnam St Phone Doug. 6. . - 2 n; balance 25 8. Or- We have a farm of about 160 acres within n_ bS1. 4 miles of iwo large towns, in the southeast part of Washington county. The farm ls fenced and has a good deal of fruit planted on it, but the bulldings, although comfortable, are not new. Almost all the Colorade. #oil 18 black loam and ralses large crops. | iy The price is low and it would be & grand COLORADO IRRIGATED SNAP. investment for any man. 140 acres joining townsite, twelve miles J. A. Langan & Son. trom Denver: fruit and vegetable land; ‘Phone Doug. 1569, been Owner | | Finest | hoy lles beautifully; fine view of the moun- | tains; ideal for home or investment. Th will be sold at one-half its present value if at once. NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO., 68 Brandeis Bldg., Omaha. Neb (20)--269 BRAND NEW. One mile northwest —postoffice, 8-room | modern house, now ready for occupancy; lot X127 ft,; paved street; 300 cash, bal- ance very easy. Price only $3.750. F. D. WEAD, 181 FARNAM ST (19)—663 28 Make appolntments to look at these. DARLING & DARLING 78 N. Y. Lite Bldg Brandels Bidg. 120)—-M683 23 WE BELIEVE WE HAVE THE BEST, RANCH IN NEBRASKA 1600 acres, two big lakes, running water and _everything that YOU want for a ch; price, $18 per acre. Open_evenings. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bld 'Phone Red 199, (20)—M691 27 Mexice. DEAR MR. FARMER Can_you raise BIGHT CROPS OF Al- FALFA yearly and sell it for $1260 & ton? Alfo TWO CROPS OF CORN? Can you ralse oranges, lemons and other semitrop- ical fruits? NO! But you can in the YAQUI VALLEY Sonora, Mexico, on main line of 8. P. Ry., | fronting west on Gulf of California. Fine climate, good arkets at hand, paying big prices, 400.000 acres under frrigation. If you want to buy this land at $% per acre in five yearly payments including per- petual water right, ACT NOW, and join | NEBRABKA- AND' IOWA COLONY. Bixcursion May 4. Write for particulars, Hackett-Stillman Land Co., Agts, | #2122 N. Y. Life, Omaha, Neb. Doug. o7 (20)—-M742 (19)—607 22 ON BEAUTIFUL %TH AVE. House and full lot fronting east on 30th 8t., and west on 30th Ave. One of the best neighborhoods In the city. Room for flats. Now offered by heirs and F. D. Wead, 1801 Farnam St (19)—646 23 HOME AND INVESTMENT. Reccptjon hall, parlor, dining room and iitehen, three-bedrooms and bath; strictly modern, full ‘basement, large lot, room to bulld anather house; easy walking distance. GALLAGHBER & NHELSON, 1% Brandels Bldg, Omaha, Neb, ACRE TRACTS IN FLORENCE. $2600 for new B-room and about 6l acres, on road. Easy terme. $4,600 for new 2-story, é-room houge and 6.7 acres near paved road. Fine view. $1,600 for nearly 6 acres unim- proved, lying high and sightly, affording & beautiful view. Several other cholce tracts, suitable for country homes, ali on easy terms, at from 320 per_acre up. GEORGE & €O, AGENTS. 1001 Farnam St. Phone Doug. 75, i e (19)—1708 23 ( 11 class) i paved . Moores . oose . . B. Book (9)-M™3 23 AT 'LAST! AT LAST! ‘Tiey ave finished, those four new, modern | 1ouses at %th and Marcy Sts. Now Is your chence to buy the swellest home In Omaha. Look these over and’ make offer Let us show. you the. swellest little 5-room cottage fn Beémly. Park. Price just right. Terms. Boi We have vacait 16ts in all parts of the city I for gur list before buying. HARWOOD & HARWOOD, ‘Phionés. - 416 Hee Bidg. (19)-M736 23 W, L Selby, FIELD CLUB On #th Ave. between Poppleton Ave and Woolworth Ave. we. have a new 8-room "flmm" modern home, finished in oak t out on tirst floor, large living room § with briok lace, seats, etc. good N roome and rear sieeping porch, large attic, olstern in kitchen and laundry. Everything of best construetion—$7,760. West Farnam . On Dewey Ave., near 34th we have a new 7-room. 61l modern house. finished in quar- ter-sawed oak on first flogr; 4 rooms and ha and 3 good bedrooms and combination gas and elec- Two days on the beautiful St. Lawrence 1t of the Inv river and the shortest ocean route to Hue e by ‘Chief Don- we. ro Rothing oetter on the Atiantie than our | Bmpresses. Wireless on all steamers, r&nmnnrm&m;ouu—. oabin, $48. Atk your ticket agent, or write for sall. ings, rates and_booklet. i O. B. BENJAMIN, G. A. " Nebraska. America’s Valley Of the Nile Best Irrigated Lands in the West are in the SCOTT'S BLUFF COUNTRY, up the Famous North Platte Valley of Nebraska. First Excursion Tuesday, A COZY HOME. Bight-room house, serictly modern, 22 Locust 8t; lpt 40x148; fine lawn, shrubbery, fruit trees, barn, coal shed; i block from 24th Bt. car. 1f you're laoking for a good you can't beat it. Price, $,000. Gra- -Peters Realty Co.. 822 New York Life Bldg., Omaha, Both Phones. (19)—M& 23 Chief of Police Donahue says the Teplies he has recelved from the letters sent out to members of the force indicate that most of the men will agree to waive the salary raise accorded them by the new charter. This they will probably do in preference to the forced neceseity of giving all the men a forced vacation of sixty days or in lay- ing off thirty or thirty-fiye men. If the tax collections are good this fall and more than % per cent of the police fund is available it may then be possible to give the men an increase in pay, pro rata, the last month or two of the year. Fire Chlef Salter has not yet figured out matters in his department and does mot know whether it will be necessary. to cut down his force on account of the Increase pay. However, the chief says he does not see how It would be possible to get along with a smaller force of fire fighters. WORK TWO HUNDRED. YEARS Agents st 1909, and then opened in the presence of at- tending bldders, for constructing, plumb- ing, heating,. electric wiring, etc., for two double barracks, one band barracks and one ordnance storehouse at Fort Douglas, Utah. Information furnished on applica- tion. Envelopes containing blds i marked “Proposals, for Public Bulldings" PRINCE RUPERT, B. C. | and addressed to “Captain T. R. Harker, Prince Ruperi—Terminus of Grand Trunk | Quartermaster, 15th Infantry. Constructing Pacific. First officlal auction sale of lots | Quartermaster, Fort Douglas. Utah. mmences May % at Vancouver, B. C. 24-25-26-21-A22-28 rms, quarter cash. For maps, etc., write | == e GO D" Hand, Agent for Gévernment and | PROPOSALS FOR SHOEING ANIMATS Railway, Vahcouver, B. C._(~Max %s | Office Depot Q. M.. Omaha Neb.. Aprii 1900, Sealed proposals for_shoeing animals = |at Q. M. Depot, Omaha, Nebraska. dufing fiscai year beginning July 1, 1900, will be re- celved here until 10 a.m., May 20, 1909, and then opened. Informatfon furnished on ap- plication. Bnvelopas containing proposals should be indorsed “Proposals for Shoeing Animals,” and addressed to Captain J. L. HINES, Quarterm: Fanning Sues for Peace Now ( $1,800. Out of three only one left of modern, new cottages, 18th near Vinton, $300 cash, bal- ance easy. F. D. Wead, 1801 Farnam St s 00 South front, 6x1%, at 5ist and Underwood Ave., Dundee; on walks, water and ®as and shade trees in; worth 3800; owner will take $700 cash. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., First Floor N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel. Doug. 178, A-1188, (19)--704 23 5ROOM MODE! COTTAGE, near 25th and Davenport Bt. Easy terms. P. O. NIELSEN, 78 N. Y. Life Bldg. Both | Colonel Who Rebelled Against Gov- | ernor Fears He May Be Court-Martialed. REAL ESTATE LOANS Rellable reports from Arlington hotel in Hot Springs, Ark., where Colonel Charles B. Fanning is quartered, are to the effect | that Colonel I"anning is about ready to sue for peace with Goyernor Shallenberger. The insurrection started by Colonel Fan- ning, so the reports indicate, has fallen SECOND MORTGAGE Toany’ ‘egotiated. & Abply Hoom 417-18 First Nat't'Bafik Bldg. i¥.phone Douglas 28 1 (@2)—4 WANTED-Clty loans and warrants. W. N Tnam Smith & Co.. 180 hrnu?’?g ter U. 8 Army A2-24-26-M17-18 —_— LEGAL NOTICES ‘Phones. (19)~611 22 Ilinois Central Passenger A thoroughly well built home. About $1,600 cash, balance monthly. Near the above we have another 7-room house, same arrangement of rooms, thor- oughly modern, for $4,800. Do _you know that good desirable lots in the West Farbam district are almost as scarce at hens' teeth? The 6T%x1% ft. lot facing east on 324 St. between Mrs. Hor- 80 A.—$200 an Acre $% miles from court house (improved.) April 27, 1909 Thirty thousand acres of fertils land 'n a splendid climate, watered by one of the biggest irrigation sys- tems in the country. No Nebraska PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. Sherwood. 616 Brandels BIdg. (22)—aa1 PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO., N. Y. Life P rivate money: 80 to $,00; low rate (2)—632 MONEY TO BUILD, 600 to $200,000 At current rates, | NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS—SEALED | “proposals will be recelved by the Ne- | braska State Board of Public Lands and Buildings at the office of George C. Jun- | kin, secretary of state, state house, Lin- coln, Nebraska, on Tuesday, May 11, 1909, untii 11 o'clock’a. m., for the construction {of a live stock Judging coliseum (pavilion) flat and that the colonel, fearing the conse- quences of his insubordination, is anxious for a clean pardon from the commander-in- chiet of the army. It is reported that he has or will shortly open negotiations with his excellency, Have Long Terms of Service. These men have worked for the Illinols Central Railway company 217 years: H. J. | Phelps, Dubuque; S8am North, Omaha; B. | B. Nichols, Sloux City; Homer Gray, Bt. W. H. THOMAS, 58 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. | 176 feet long by 200 feet wide, on the Ne- (22)—433 | braska State Fair grounds, near Lincoln. pe ——— | Plans, specifications and details can be LOWEST RATES-Bemls, Brandels Bldg. | seen ‘at 'the offices of the secretary of | sinte and the State Board of Agriculture in — - | the ‘state house, Lincoln; and $100 TO $10,000 made promptly. F. D, Wead, | offl Hom7 Aud. aito st the Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam. /52)—628 | office of The Twentieth Century Farmer, FIVE PER CENT MONEY land of equal area will support mo: families. Men from the South Platte country and Greeley, Colo., say the advan- tages of the North Plaite are supei for and the prices are one-fourth to one-third. Read again; think. Irrigated lands advance steadly to | 3300 and $500 per acre; they never go back. Think once more; act. TUESDAY, APRIL 21, we begin the salo of the Famous Tri-State land at Scott's Bluff, Neb. This land, which is owned by the Tri-State Land company, of which Mr. B. A Cudahy is president, is under the $2,000,000 Tri-State Canal one of the largest irrigation systems in the weat, T is half again as lrge as the im- mense government Pathfinder canal St ! Unton Pactfio— The Tri-Stats Land company has practi- | WE HAVE BUYERS for a 5-room house, & [ * " cally first water Tight out of the North | 6-room house and a couple of vacant lots | oo oo Paul; Victor E. Labee, Omaha: D. L. Hyde, F. L. Crosler, J. F. Jackson, Dubuque; J. F. Byers, Sloux City, and W. L. Buckley, Waterloo. Passenger agents of the road held-a meet- ing In Waterloo, Wednesday. The Omaha delegation returned Thursday and declared they were feellng youns, but realized they. were getting old fast. They figured up the length of time they had each worked for the company and it totaled 217 years, an average of twenty-one years. Victor Labee of Omaha has been in the employ of the company twenty-nine vears, and B, E. Nichols of Sioux City, thirty-seven years. A 8 to neglect a cold or cough. Dr. King's New Discovery cures them and prevents consumption. “Sc And $.00. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. IS STOCK YARDS A RAILROAD? Rule Friday ed bach’s and Judge Kennedy's homes s one of the few good ones left. This is the cream of the Farnam district. Think we can make a price of 34,750 if sold this week. - INVESTMENTS |John Morrison House The narthwest: eorner of i0th and Web-| Large 9-room house, diagonally across ster 8t., one.i-room modern house, two 9- | from Rome Miller's $25,000 country home, room houses..and one S-room house; 10t | Grand Ave. and Florence boulevard. House #0132 €1, right in town; rent for about $1.800 | fronts south and east, in a setting of fi per vear, Price, $14,50 old forest trees; beautiful outlook to the Rix modern brick houses close in. rented |east over Mrs. Levl Carter park. the Mis- for more than $3.600 per year, $32,000. souri river valley and the Towa hills. Mr, Three modern bric uses on close in | Morrison has removed from the city, but corner, rented for i, A big buy at|is here temporarily and while here wishes 315,000, this_property soid, Former price, #,00; Two mew ,modern flats ‘and three new |present price, $.50. Act quickly. modern frame houses on good corner, rent Harrison & Morton, for $1,060. Price, 18,000 (19)-715 2 Harrison & Morton, (19)—T18 23 CHILD SAVING FUND GHOWS% Over Twenty-Two Thousand Dollars Still te Be Ralsed Before Flrus of May. | Subscriptions o date t the new home | for the ‘Child SBaving Institute total $62,- 8491, leaving @ balance of 32,1600 to be | raised by the first of May. The lurge sin- subscriptions not yet announced is the | uit of the Harding Bridge Whist party, the sum being Mls. The list of new gifts 1s as follows: Previously acknowledged bridge whist party arding et oot Kimball & 4 = Horace G. Burt and Anna B. Burt John W. Robbins ars Three friends ....... Louls Charles Nash W, 8. Briggs .... Mre. Fred Judson erary club) B. W. Jewett ... 8. H. Buffet & Son Friend Helen Shepard KY H. M. Hardin, Gretn Dave Goldman E. C. Bennett Jennie R. Orr 3. H. Crowley R. J. Spoerin H. F. Brown Theodore Griess, v Shelton { | Room 601, Bee Bullding, Omaha. Each bid te loan on |must be 'made to ghe 'Board of Public | Lands and Bullding® and be accompanied | by a certified check, payable to the order 0';_;"‘5“'3‘“‘"5‘:"“;'"‘79‘*;" | of sald board, for two (%) per cent of the | o Now Tor e | bla, as a guarantee that a contract will | Reo! 8 | be ‘entered into, In case of the acceptance x i {of the bid. The board reserves the. right | r W0 to 200000, lowest rates mo delay, |10 Feject any and all bids. All proposals Garvin Bros.. 1604 Farnam. @)% | must be made fully in accordance with the 500 TO $,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe blank form hereto attached .to the specifi- cations. GRORGE C. JUNKIN, Secretary Real Estate Co., 1001 N. Y. iife. Doug. ‘ or A-2152. (23— Board of ‘Public Lands and Bulldings. Andiot MONEY TO LOAN--Payue Investment Co. G REAL ESTATE WANTED | RAILWAY TIME CARD UNION STATION—10TH AND MASON See us for houses and lots in all parts of " SELBY man apartménis; Phone Dgmg. 1610. . 436 Board of Trade Bldg. 8 BYRON REED CO. long. Get busy (m-mn_ 'Phone Doug 297 22 So. 14th St. 19)—M6T 23 CHEAP LOT. On Madison Ave., 46x127, $900. (Wednesday Judge Kennedy Will Morning Upon Polnt Deve in Dam: Suit. In the damage suit brought by Mrs. Oletia Swanson against the Unlon Stock Yards company Judge Kennedy will be caled upon to rule Friday whether or not that company is a rallroad. The federal court says it s The suit is for $10.00 for the death of Mrs. Bwanson’s husband, Attorneys Murphy and Giller representing thé ‘plaintife, ‘and R. W. Breckenridge the defendant. The Stock Yards company, of course; has trains being operated for it, but whethdr it can be held & railroad or not is up to the eourt to decide in his instructions to the jury, and the whole case will turn on tlils point. (motor, ne Cut-Off) g lley Local (motor)...a b:30 pm *Local passengers not carried Nos. 1 and 2. cago, Rock Island & Pacific— EAST. It you a am . Helny Nields .. Willlam H. Houser Mereme Burchmore Mr. and Mri R. City, Neb..... E. D. Higgins Mrs. Katherine Cosgrove Otto Slemsson pr Neb ‘ountry home near Omaha, ask us about it D 282 333333333383 Tool he six little farms we are offering. f"'fllp L’lm"" owa Local .. 3 Rocky Mountain Ltd Des Moines & Des Moines ¥a lowa Local ... Chicago (Eastern Ex. | Chicago Fiyer 4 ¢ secondhand furrdture, Low prices, easy terms It you want, also carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. 397L (2,640 3 we will_set out and eultivate an orchard Chris O Jensen, Blalr. Mre. R. G. Thomas Mrs. 3. C. Bishop . Cash b D Friend Orphan friend . venses C. Shay, Seattlo, Wash.. .. H. D. Dobbins, Spokane, Wash John V. Gillespte 95 # Press A. Morrison A. C. Wilbur 0. E._Hague Carl R._Lauterwasser W. A. Montgomery G. Harry N. Fitehett 1A, G. Meyers A A Ainsworth Fred W. Clssna C. A. Bothwell Fiheida A. Van Noy Mary Lees 3 May A. Sullivan Ww. C. 8 Thompson Marie K. Archer | @ladys Sargent Irma E. David Sevmour Hogh Louls H_ Rase Blanche R. Parker A 1. Ewing Fa Maack Ray E. Smith | Marguerite Riggs Pdna_Hale W. G. Johnson y Mrs, W. B. Mason, Benson A friend . ... p Liian Robotham | A friend 3 George W. Fitchett Maude Anderson \ Total . ... Balance to raise $22.156.09. Limit of time, May 1 3 ‘ree of chai on any tract you select Three blecks from paved road and closs | o car dine and town. St e fnins Rocky Mountain Ltd...a11:13 pm T 83 338338 o show them te you. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., Prst Floor N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel. Doug. 17 : Tl A-ifla, T Pous im, (19)- © g Plone Web- | (%)—M6% CASH, balance in % TANDARD ster §7%. A BUSINESS LOT upright on Cuming St. only $700. P. 0. NIELSEN, Life Bldg. Both plano. 83 This Athletic ! Chicago & Colo. Special.a al. & Oregon Express.a 6:00 pm Overland Limited ......u 9:58 pm Perry Loeal .b 5:15 pm Chicago Gr Western— | 8t. Paul-Minneapolk 8:30 pm WANTED_TO HENT | Bt. Paul-Minneapoli 7:% am 1 el Chicago Limited . vitb pm WANTED to rent Muy 1. § or 6.room mod- | GLica80 Expre i am ern house. M be In Chicago Express . % pm hood. Wil lease for y | Chicugo & NortLwestera— No children. State terms. Chicago Daylignt . | Twin City Express.. Chicagr, Local -...... Bleux City Local. latte river, and for an immense amount | NOWATA LAND AND LOT COMPANY. oy ., Buite €4'N. Y. Life Bidg., Omana. | {olorado Express This magnificent body of land at Scott's | 'Phone Red . Open Evenings. | Grogon Expre: Ee Bluff represents the @M% | oy Angeles Limited. : X 1¥_YOU HAVE e | St MA i - City property, farms. ranch lands or mer. NS | 4 | Funs & Rangiee 3 wehl or (rade, st 1hes, win | Best There is in Irri- STOVE REPAIRS | North P ocal.... - me. It costs you uolanunhuTl effect a — - ——— Chicago Epecial sale. W. W. Mitchell, 388 Bd. Td. bi | NEW furnaces, hot water and hot air com- | & Stromsburg A9)—a34 * bination heating, 2 and 4-hole laundry Lies ki o gated Land hot water heaters, mantle grates. gas LARGE new mod. &r. cottage, ecor. | stoves repaired, water fronts and flower | intemd Buying from two to ten | 100x12, two blocks from car line. | vases. Omaha Stove Repair works, 1206- diate possession; get a home on sasy p The (wo big canals, the Government and | 128 Douglas St. 'Phones Ind. A-321; ' \cres of land for a pleasant and profitable | ments from the owner. Doug. 1653 or even- | the Tri-State, represent a combined cost| Bell. Dougl 960, Rl ings Web. 4661 (19)-M4% | of nearly $,000000. This is evidence of the | ~————————x — - = SOTLEVARD HOUTR. B Tats B L. | 2105, of .the 18nda. "The orioes at preseat | V. URE, ., | are low. § roums. modern, only 82 % Thomas | WANTED—TO BUY Brennan. room 1 New York Lite Bldg. P . d T | HIGHEST pric . IS OB rices an erms Hanscom Park, new, modern dwellings b AT he e A P g e ook ro 8t * Wi SOm | These Tri-Btate lands lis so perfectly | BEST price paid for secondhand furniture. B o T e et ta” all ke | that & flat price has heen made on the en. | = carpels, etoves, clothing. shocs. Tel. Doug. up tomorrow tire tract will sell uncultivated land at | 6401, (26)—641 CHARL W. UNDERHILL §70 per acre; cultivated land at $8 per acre. | WEL <2 31 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel No more than 160 acres will be sold to | The Practical Auctioneer. 88 N. Y. Life. any one purchaser. Speculators not wanted. 25)—350 this land is for homeseekers, who wili | move onto the land and improve it, or im- | 8 prove and rent it | ONLY ONE-FIFTH - b e mine annual payments:; first payment due! WANTED—To buy laying hens. Inquire | two years after date of purchase. These| " H. Thomas, Brandeis Stores are the famous Union Pacifle terms, which | (¢ have been s0 popular with homeseckers = 7 N. Y ‘Phon (19)—610 22 DON'T BE FOOLED. These people who advertise owners and tell you that you can save commission by buying of the owner are trying to fool you. WHO BUILT OMAHA? Look at our list; then compare “owner's” prices. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO. Sulte 64 N. Y. Life Blag., ‘Phone Red 1999, Omaha, Neb. Open Evenings (19)—M586 23 PETERS TRUS NEW YORK LIF We want large loans on | tiest class city property We can place large amounts at low rates. Peters Trust Company 3333 FLORENCE PROPERTY 18 VERY CHEAP is bound to increase Tave some. good bargains to offer in wd_improved property Have several Jarge fots leit we can sell Ur $17 each on_terms of . % CASH, 8§ A MONTH None over thrée biocks from ca 3 at once about them. A ted o saVe your money same time get the advance in price ts Trust Compes IASTINGS & HEYDBN, 1614 Harn, New York Lite Bullding 4 Hke (19)—7%6 May2l WE HAVE 708 13 To the first twenty buyers. or until 2,000 acres is sold & discount of $5 per acre will | be made on the purchase price, on condi- | tion that the purchaser improves it this year by building a house and barn cost- ing not an $1,000 Paid-up water right from the best canal ever construcled goes with each acre For further particulars, see or write Payne Investment Co. General Colonization Agents New York Life Bldg Omaha. (Or any of ils associate agents. (20)—83 23 SUSPENDER. Res. boys trousers stockings without wrinkling, Freedom of circulation and quickness in dress- ing assured. For boys in knee trors- ers. Made for girls also. Only 50 o 75 cents ‘Worth double it. Dealers replace all defec- Sold wmnm. and Department Houses. 1f not, write Kazeo Suspender Co. Suy BEESE BEES n value very WANTED-—3 furnished rooms, May 1, Loth- | rop school distriet. L. R Vorce, 1824 Bin- | Chicago lwocal ney 8t. (%)—6a2 23 | Chicako Special ! ‘ p —— ———— Minnesota-Dakota Ex. w N writing to advertisers, kindly men- | Fast Mall . | | Twin City Limited Los Angeles Limited Overland Limited ... Nebraska and Wyoml Norfolk- Bonesteel Lincoln-Long Pin Deadwood-Lincoln Casper-Lander ... Fremont-Alblon ELE co. BLDG line well located, | d way the ey 83 WANTED—SITUATIONS — - — | WANTED—By a Filipino boy a place to OWNER SAYS SELL | Waork for board while attending’ Boyle ¥oo0d | | Business college. Best of recommenda: Fine six-room residenc Burt 8t FARM FOR SALE iged | tlons. Address Fermin Gamo, Crawford, the Boulevard, modern in every way Price, | | BUNDLE washing to take home. Neb. (27)-M3% 2x | bazement and waiks. The owner 18 o o me a8 rent ter 2531 a 100 scres. improved farm, 15 miles out,| ' OCT W T OR EW PRINTED LIST OF go on his homestead this week $2.800, $900 cash, balance | INT COMPANY, | = — Omaha, Neb one mile to station; good orchard; lots of | WANTED—A position in a furniture store; frult; worth $8.600. Wil take 36500, if | had § years experience and, can give 60 HOMES . RANGING IN PRICE FROM | NATONAL INVESTME $1,100 TO $7,500 - ’ LR - e INGL "Wes mwamt-everyony ";‘, S ‘titetented $3,600—115 N. 28th Ave. can vell at once; $.40 cash, balance long | good references. Address H 34, care Bee please, H. N, 41 N 2th St &.mn‘" ags m buying a heme o «:‘c and look over - Just finished; 7 rooms; built in first |3 J- H~ SHERWOOD, [ (21)~M677 28x - Chicago Express . very house on' the is good value el manner; maple floors and birch fin | WHEN you write to advertisers. remem- | Chicago Limited At our office or telephone and we will ze |lunl to let ‘ou have one. ish; cemented cellar with ficor drain and NGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney fine furnace: large floored attic; combina. Neb.! ber that it takes but an exira stroke or | Minn.-8t. Paul Express two of the pen to mention the fact that | Minn.-St. Paul Limited (19)—680 22 | tion light fixtures; cement walks will b, you saw the ad In The Bee Omaba-Ft. Dedge L'val Neb. srepeRE shononsy 58 BEiEf .. B S ¥¥33233323323333:223333333 tacing | A) oy 8| isine K. C. & St. L. Bxpress. K. C & Bt L. Bxpross. | Wabash—— 8t. Louls Express.. | Bt. Louls Local (from ————— | " Counecll Bluffs)........ APANESE wants situation as cook, | Stanberry Local (from walter, porter and house cleaning. Write | Council Blufts) g During the spring every one would be benefited by taking Foley's Kidney Rem- edy. It furnishes a needed tonle to the kidneys sfter the extrs strain of winte, and it purifies the blood by stimulating the kidneys, and causing them eliminate the impurities from It Frley's Kidney Remedy Imparts new life and vigor. Pleas. ant to take Sold by all drugsists ~oom——— | lald this week. This is & showy house very chelcs, Bemis Park | and should be seen to be appreciated. In 3 . 3% N. Y Lite | quire 5% Capitol Ave or Tel. D. 183 N UW)~-MI0 | commission added to price. (19)—-M6s &x #16 Brandeis Bldg. Omaha | @0)—-MTss 23 | Be sure it is Washburn-Oresby's. Geld | Medal Flour. This is Lmpertant,