Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 30, 1909, Page 11

' REAL'ESTATE oy rno I’l‘:;;l_l‘_lhl Want Offer d-room cotiage and two lots in south part of town, '1." Owner very anxious to vy whl con: ANy reason- able offer. Easy terms. Byron Reed Co, Phone Doug. 27, A3 212 lfl, l“a,ll. 1337 S 30th Ave. 4 neat f-room house. h, gas, sewts ahd city, wates: & bed foome. Lot & foot front, on paved street. Only 1 block 1o carsss,iso, 3310 Dewey Ave. @ A #ood T-room, all modern nouse. Largc poreh, fi-nu--lmnl Tot. Paved street—$1.00 cash, balance. monthly. SELBY, and ¥ 1. 43 Hoard of Trade Bidg 16th and: Farnum oard of Teade Bid 'SPECIAL We are offering for the next five days in West Farram district a seven-room house just completed, all ern, birch and mahogan; with Ver{ fine mantel and fireplace; everything in first cl con- dition; fook -at this quiokly, as it got to @o’this week at the bargain price of $6.000. On Burt 8t a 6-room house, all modern, sement cellar And brick walks. All hard pine fimwh; for quick sale at $2,800. THE WORLD INVESTMENT £ Y COMPANY, | ®14'N. V. L. Bidg. Omaha, Neb. Douglas 1920, Ind. 433 19) BIG SNAP Tarimore Ave.. home, large 7-room house, on large lot on grade, a good home at a very low price; must be sold this week. THE WORLD INVESTMENT (,‘QWPAN Y, ESTATE ciry ra-ElAIiu-rv FOR SA (Continued.) ’ § rooms, compiets in every way: floors and walls In fine condition; basement full sized; attie floored; high ground; plenty of light and ceol air; N. 334, near Bemis Park; street paved. $4,200. Terms. O'Keefe Real Estate Company. 1001 N. Y. Life. Doug. or A 2152, (19)—- M8 30 Hanscom Park District $6,500 Buys a_well built %-room all modern dwelling, on 324 St near Woolworth Ave. House is in excellent condition. Large lot, B0x182, with plenty of shade trees, cement walks, etc. First time offered. Do not hesitate. Call up and we'll be klad to show you through. The Byron Reed Co. 212 8. 14th St Douglas 207, A 3534, ‘Phones A FINE COTTAGE IN BEMIS PARK, 3521 LAFAYETTE, $2,900. A nice cottage home, on beautiful, wide street, with fine homes on both sides, in this choice locality. All rooms ori one floor and modern except heat. This must be seen to be appreciated HASTINGS HEYDEN, 164 Harney St (19)—461 30 POOR MEN'S HOMES. 1,10 for two small _cott soener . alley , lot 30x66, $1,060 for 6-room cottage, lot 30xef, at 1308 8. bth St $1,20 for good b-room, cottage on corner_of 5th ‘and Poppleton, 8. E. corner, We will take $300 cash down on any of the above bargains and let you pay the balance with the rent. ROBINSON & WOLF, 43 Paxton Bik. (19)—M413 30 . W D-1204. (19) N—Part cash; nce Yarton, 228 or- Tel. Benson 581 (19)—-M79% A% 'Pnone HDIII IN BEN e as rent. 1]“‘ Ave., M2 1 John Morrison House| Large 9-room house, diagonally across fom Rome Miller's $500 country home, Grand: Ave. and Florence boulevard. House fromts south and east, in u sotting of fine old forest trees; beautiful outiook to the east over Mrs. Levi Carter park, the Mis- sourd river valley and the lowa hills. Mr. Morrison has removed from the city, but is here temporarily and while here wishi this property #old: - Former price, present price, ¥, Act quickly. Harrison & Morton a9)—M117 PUBLIC LAND Irrigated. No flobds or drouths. failures. Pree 1./, Fine climate. ero Tdaho! Easy terms. Ten ytnr Bpeclal excursions. For free maj particulars how, to_ tile, address The Land Corpany, 222 Midland Bldg. (19)—MHMS M 8x No crop South- time. 1daho NINE ROOME llN Small cash payment; one biock to N. 24th Bt. car, on Corby. Phone Douglas 784, Owner. (19)—406 29x BENSON LOTS CHEAP. I have two good lots 4 blocks. to car and close to paved road, that I will sell cheap for cash If sold within the next two weeks. Address G 384, Ben o!flct 19)— M4 lx PETERH TRUST '30. NEW YORK LIFE BLDG. We want large loans on well located, first class city property. ‘We can place large lmounll at low rates. Peters Trust Comp New York Lite Bullflllll (19)—706 May21 OWNER SAYS SELL Fine six-room resldence on Burt St. fach the Boulevard, modern in every way, §004 basement and walks, The owner Is bl fo g0 on pomestend this week: *Price B i “velance bame ‘e reht NATIONAL INVESTMENT COMPANY, 82 Brandels Bldg. Omabha, Neb. 19)—64 2805 CUMING STREET, ) 2,200 A nearly new 6-room, modern house, with lot 3x120 feet, on paved street, with pav- ing ‘ali-paid. " $500 CASH d $20 a month will buy this. AABTINGS" PISTDER, (04 Harney st (19)—462 30 CLOSE-IN HOME 5,760 for good S-room, story house, with large recep- tion hall, strictly modern, oak tinish _ first floor, papered throughout. 4 bedrooms with buth ‘on second -floor, built about two years, located near For further information sce RGE & CO., 1601 Farnam St. . Walkmg Distance Dlm'l apd Bl\s (19)—398 29 Commis: nn room: newer - .ecu.uq. owner bmh this pemn.uy for & home, but circumstances prevent w-him from using it. Birch finish; cementet cellar; -fine furnace; large floored attic; cament “‘kl contracted for. Inquire 2787 Capitol Ave. Tel. Dou [ . 738, ACRES Six little farms, 2 to 10 acres each, closs to Benson and ed road. Easy terms if you want, Ask us. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., First Floor N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel. Doug. 1781, A-1188. a9)-450 29" WILL RENT privilege of buying a new, é-room house.” Solid oak finish; best furnace: fine combination Nght fixtures; hest neighbor: hood and fine, sightly view, Apply at once. DARLING & DARLING, Sole Agents. 441 Brandels. (19)—-304 30 in West Farnam with 9-ROOM modern house. district, e corner lot; streets paved; all specials paid. Price, 35,500, P. O. NEILSEN & C0., 708 N. Y. Life Bldg. Both 'Phones. (19)—48 29 8 Rooms' $2,600 | a real snap for home or invest- m;. lour rooms and bath up stairs; 4 large _rooms and hall down stairs. Shmar ¢ 8L Lovls fikt can be rented to two families. Beautiful 60 ft. east front lot. nicely térraced; cement walk; shade. Well located. Rental $27 per month. 8,000 cash, balunce 8% month, B4 R. STRINGER, N5 Paxton ‘Block, Phone Dou; () 80 A -——$200 an Acre % mwies from court house (improved.) Harrison & Morton, | l\l)-Tfl whe Maylsx GI)-AC!. homel(.ldlr t:h.lb rfllnq ments. J. Bersina, w‘h’lJmI Neb. OMAHA BARGAIN 't us show you ¥4 Grand Ave.; 8-room, 0d New I years ago; lot 48x12. KBELLEY INVESTMENT GO., 206 Nevlile Bldg. | am—am 2 SEE OUR BUNCH | OF BIGHT CHEAP BUILDING LOTS Take 16th th ang South Omaha cars to Vin- ton Bt, walk “south three blocks to our unn o BALTIMORE PARK. y five lots left, with # to 42 feet rm e, .t u- to 3600 each. One-third r cent mnl for @ anh City water and cement all in, complete Svetract, showing ulnr um, with taxes all pald for every Fuie i a dlstrict rapidly increasing in e, being handy to work either in ith Omaha. No better oppor- Y eu offered to a thrifty account. Come in us show ‘&. v eany Leamy it will ln to acquire a ; Payne, Bostwick&Co. vacant lot. \W*KW. i 0 ROOMS ”‘ Elegant 9-room, all modern water heat, gas and electricity; quarter-sawed white oak and auto garage. Property faces east on 40th, corner lot; pavement pald for. Very good ;‘:llhhnrhood Investigate and be convinced the |u|re is rig TRINGER, 56 Paxton Hlock. Douglas 2361 (19)—M378 2 “house; hot finished in yellow pine; If You Want to Sell and sell quick without too much publicity, we will take care your business. When dealing with us, you deal direct with pro- prielors who have lived and done businoss for more than 17 years right here in Doug- las county DARLING & DARLING, 41 Brandeis Bldg, (19)—8% 30 ucice, Bemll Park 8% N. Y. Life u»—m NEW, 7 rooms, ven district. C. M, D %3, A SAL AT A RARUAIN BEFOI(M HAY l‘) Nl( E ALL MODERN HO STREFT NEAR INDIANA. HAR PAVING TAXES PA”) PA“T CABH, HALA\('E OV EAS RM HEE FU TNAM GO 4 flN . Y. Life Bldg. (19)—M4% 30 WALKING DISTANCE Reception hall, parlor, dining room, kitche downstairs, three bed rooms and alcove and bath upstairs; full cement basement, laurdry, nice lawn: good neighborhood. GALLAGHER & NELSON, 4% Brandels Bldg., Omaha, Neb.. " (19)—M4T? 30 TV TS INVESTMENT SNAP A 12-room house, in fine condition; fs newly papered and painted in and outside: new sets of plumbing and a large Is rented steady to good tenapts who lived there for years at §38 per month. Only $2.800; 31,300 cash. balance at the rate of $6.40 per month. 158 8. 13th St. ROBINBON & WOLF, 4% Paxton Bik ALL (19)—M4l4 20 BARGAIN. Four-room cottage, 8 foot south tront let at 15th and Van Camp uvenue. This is & beautiful little place and very chea, 81,060 must be sold, owner Il‘vln'“,cll Just ‘the place tor sireet car man oman, Board of Trade. (“}—IT‘ » BUY OF OWNER Close in property, Ml Grant St., house, all modern but furnace; plumbing: good barn. $3,000. (19)—Ma12 2x flv m Chris Doylf- ra 19)—62 LIST your prope and Cuming — lany one CITY PR EA&;‘ISYT"IE SAL® (Continued.) A CHANCE V‘UR 70" T\) P TOP PAYING REN New Jvuhm coliage, just N\mrllv\lnd lll” lot. $1.150. smali cash payment, balance monthly: you'll have to hurry If you gt In on this Unlon Investment Co, 30 Bes. Tel. l\m‘lu 294 [L ll* M1 REAL mATI. I.OANI and Imrllm— Luv. your pi rty with us for 9 Alnut and Orehlrfl Huh RellLy QCo. m Hamliton Bt Harney nd B-1842. new mod. &r. m(-v. two bincks from car lin diate posseasion: get a home on easy pay. from the owner. Doug. 1668 or even- 4681, 19)—M 4% HERE i- BOULI\'ARD HOU.‘ 2248 North 19th St Thmu I‘ork Life BY _ A BIX-ROOM HOME. 202 8. 2%5th Ave. Look at it. Come in, we will make the price. WE WANT TO !Eu- Nowata Land and Lot Co., suite N. Y. L. Hldg. ‘Phone Red 1999, l)mnhn Neb. Open evenings. 19)—M4 4 IN OMAHA A HOME IF YOU WANT IT. WILL BUILD FOR YOU near Hanscom purk, North End. or most any place you want to live. Terms to suit the times. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO. Suite 6%, N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone, Red 1999, Omaha, Neb. Open evenings. M3t 2 WHEN mvriting to advertisers, kindly men- tion 'rhe Bee. REAL ESTATE RM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALB (19) Tow VR o 240 ACRES VERY CHEAP For a few days we are permitted to offer at $100 per acre an elegant Warren county farm easily worth $115. This fine farm Is only 2 miles from good town, Is exception- ally well improved, has the very best soll and is rented for cash. Here Is an excep- tional bargain in land that never falls (o raise from 5 to 80 bushels of corn per scre. Write toay. R. STRINGER, 5% Paxton ‘Block, Omaha, Neb (20)—M376 2 Colorado. 2 COLORADO IRRIGATED SNAP. © acres joining _townsi eive miles ver. trult and vegetable lund: ully; fine viow of the moun- 1d¢ for home or investment. This will bo wla at one-half its present value it e NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO., 682 Rrandeis Bldg., Omaha, N;’h - (20)— 6,722 Acres, Cheap Fine ranch, elegant for coloni; sets improvements, 4 wells, storage cistern, corrals. le ts, etc., 50 acres alf part {rrigated; 1,000 acres comes under new ditch; 2 miled from R. R. town in northeastern Colorado. Snap at $10 per acre. Good terms. H. R. STRINGER, 63 Paxton Block, Omaha, Neb, (20)—MST4 2 kindly saw’ the ad WHEN answering advertisement mention the fact that you in The Bee U. 8. GOVERNMENT. \ IDAHO-CARBY-ACT-LANDS. Snake River Valley-Twin Falls District. 50,000 acres open by drawing June 8, 1909. Write C. B. HURTT, Boise, Idaho. (20)—M220-June 3x 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 Nebragka. Next Excursion Tuesday, May 4, 1909 Thirty thousand acres land In a splendid clim, by one of the biggest irrigation sys- tems in the country. Nebr: land of equal area will support n families. Men from the South Platte country and Greeley, Colo. the advan- tages of the' North Platte are super- i d the prices are one-fourth to one-third. Read again—think. Irrigated lands advance steadlly to i they never go of fertile e, et began the sale land at Scott's . April 7, we of the Famous Tri-State Bluff, Neb. This land, which s owned by the T te Land company, of which MF. E. A ‘Cudahy 1s precidant, 16 undsrthe $2,000,000 Tri-State Canal one of the largest irrigation systems in the west. It Is half agaln as large as the im- mense government Pathfinder canal The Tri-State Land company has practi- cally first water right out of the North Plaite river, and for an immense amount | of water. This magnificent body of land at Scott's | Bluff represents the Best There is in Irri-|wes gated Land The two big canals, the Government a the Tri-State, represent a combined cc l of nearly $4,000,000. This is evidence of the value of the lands. The prices at present are low. Prices and Terms T Tri-State that a flat o lands lie mo rfectly rice has been moge (mDTI en- tire tract. ‘e will sell uncultfvated Ilnd u( $10 per acre; cultivated land at $80 pe No more than 180 ac will he lald Io urchaser. Speculators not wanied; this land is for hnmueol-r , who will mov onto the land and improve it, or improve and rent it ” ONLY ONE-FIFTH CASH, balance in nine annual payments:; first yment due two years after date of purchase. These are the famous Union Pacific terms, which have been 3o popular with homeseekers. To the first twenty buyers, or until 2000 dores are sold, a discount of § per acre will be made on the purchase price, on condi- tion that the purchaser improves it this year by bullfl|nf a house and barn costing not less than $1,000. Pald-up water right from the best canal ever constructed goes with each acre For further particulars, see or write Payne Investment Co. Gepersl Coloniaption Agents. New York Lite Bids., aha, Neb. Or any of Its m’ll‘ a .l(l — — » WHEN you write 10 advertisers, remem- ber that it takes but an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention that You saw the ad In The Bee. OMAHA, FRIDAY |FARM AND P*rfisl‘.rn‘r!n:ron sALE T Nebraska—Continued. I MR, FARMER, LOOK HE 1f you are looking for good farm ‘llk'- a_look at our list, before _buying. W offer 26 acres in Nanée co., § miles we: of Fullerton, rich black sofl. M6 acr under piow, 30 weres tame grass, % acr pasture; improvements are A No. 1; lots of fruit, close to i priced for quick sale at SCOTT'S BLUFF COUNTY 1% acres 2 miles from Gerimg, Neb., under irrigation, 8 acres under plow, fenced, $6.20, one-third cash BUFFALO COUNTY 80 acres good land, well improved, all fenced, near good market town, 7 fcres under plow. Priced for quick sale at $12. Terms. HARWOOD & HARWOOD, 416 Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. (20)—Mi89 30 $2 50 Per Acre Four ‘sections sand hill grazing land, fourteen miles north of Hershey, on Union Pacific rallroad * in Lincoln county, Ne- braska, nine miles north of Platte river. $250 per acre. Ajoining land held at 36 W. L. Selby, 43 Board of Trade Bldg. Omaha, Neb. & (20)—-47 29 an’| all Mexico. DEAR MR. PARMER Can you ralse BIGHT CROPS of ALF- ALFA yearly and sell it for $12.60 a ton? Also, TWO CROPS OF CORN? Can you rafse oranges, lemons and other semi- tropical fruits? No! But you can in the YAQUI VALLEY Sonora, Mexico, on main line of 8. P. Ry., fronting vast on Gulf of California. Fine climate, good markets at hand, paying big prices. 400,000 acres under irrigation 1If you want to buy this land at $2% per acre in five yearly payments, including per- petual water right, ACT NOW, and join NEBRASKA AND TOWA COLONY, Excursion May 4. Write for particulars. Hae ett Stillman Land Co., Agts Y. Life, Omaha, Neb, (20)—~M4T8 30 South Dakota. LOOK US UP. Then ceme with us to Brule county, Dakota, South We control 14,000 acres and can sell in ‘tracts to sult purchasers. Prices $20 1o $80 per acre. Write or call KELLBEY INVESTMENT CO. 220-6 Nevlile Bldg. (20)—M Texas. Visit Our Omaha Colony in Brazoria, Texas, May 4th. Join our speclal excursion next Tuesday to visit the satisfied purchasers in the FAMOUS BRAZOS VALLEY. Over Omaha people have purchased our orange and fig lands, many of whom are living there, and are ‘more than dellghted ' with their new location. Our Mr. J. V. Harrow will aceompany se eral Omaha purchasers next Tuesday. If vou are looking for a home in the best country on earth, come and see us. Free sleeper all the way. Can sell you from b acres up, at §6.00 per acre, on easy monthly payments. You' can_make a_living on fi acres, Call at office for liter ture, R. H. Landeryou, #2 Board of Trade, Omaha, Neb, Telephones: “Douglas 2151, Ind., A-2151. + (wlme J) I MUST sell an 80-acre tract of irrigated land in the Great North Platte valley in | Wyoming; to raise the money at once 1 will sacrifice the land for $35 an acre, Nothing but cash will touch it. O, Ether: idge, Guernsey, /Wyo, (20)—MA480 2x Oklahoma. FOR SALE—Two cholce quarter sections land in one of the best farming districts in Garfiel® county, OkL Will sell at a bargain, for the next 3 days only. Ad- dress B. A. Garber, Garber, Okl (20)—M107 2x REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED—City loans and warrants. W. ¥Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St. (2)—6% SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotlated, Apply Room 417-18 First Nat'l Bank BI Bell 'phone Douglas 28, o | WANTED—City loans. Peters Trust Co. | (22)—62 rluvA-rz money to loan. J. H. Bherwood del _e-en FAYN& BOI‘I‘WICK & CO, N. Y Lite Private money; 300 to 35,000; low rate. | ()63 ~MONEY TO BUILD. 00 to $200,000 at curre w. 5. THOMAS. ¥s First Nat) Beog Blae @2)—638 LOWEST RATES—Bemis. Brandeln Bid et $100 TO $10,00 made promptly, F. D. Wead, Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam. ' 22— FIVE PER CENT MONEY imaha Businecss ro rt) m 1. New Yorl OBIG 500 to $200,000, Garvin Bros.. I lowest rates, no delay. 604 Farnam g SITUATION wanted by 2 tirst of c penters: office table, shelving, refinish- ing, painting: all kinds of repairs. - dress Johnson & Carison, 1711 Chicago Bt (A1) —M4gL BANK STATEMENTS T ' lh' 4(u|fllllnn ol FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OMAHA At Omaba, in the State of Nebraska, at the Close of Business, Apr . 100 RESOURCES. Loans and discounts Overdrafts, secured and unsecured U. 8. bonds to secure cireulation U. 8. bonds to secure U. 8. deposits Bonds, securites, ete Banking house furni- ture and fixtures Due from national banks (not reserve agents) ... Due from state banks and banker. Due from approved reserve agents.. Checks and other cash ftems . . Exchanges for clear- ing house ... Notes of other na- tional banks Fractional paper cur- rency, nickels and cents . Lawful ‘money re- serve in bank, viz.: Specie S 294,806.00 ¢ notes. . $1,168,958.00—4 4,647,048.07 126,000.00 $ 72,3808 462,046 92 1,497,708.05 2,204.72 176,446.81 50,000.00 80440 Legal tender Redemption fund with treasurer (5% of clrculation)..... Total Paidos LIABILITIES, Capital stock pald In Surplus fund .. Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid ... National bank notes outs Due to other tional banks Due to state banks and bankers . Due to trust com- panles and savings banks ..., Individual " deposits subject to check Demand certificates of deposits........... Time certificates of deposit Certified checks. .. Cashier's checks out- standing o U. 8. deposits..... Deposits of U. 8. dis- bursing officers.. Reserved for taxes.. 209,608.37 200,000.00 na 3,082,780.00 . 2,298,200 62 633,62 . 8,841,791.12 182,061.43 2,086, 687.49 14,660.75. 40,216.18 182,306.47 2,644.87-11,885,060.54 B 20,000.00 Total . Elntf of Nebraska, Coupty of Douglas (o fer of the -ho\:-- swear that the knowledge and belief. Correct—Attest: Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of April, 1909 ¢ g Y JOHN H. BEXTEN, Notary Public. No. 1633, ‘RéiL‘ ESTATE TRANSFERS Baines and wife to Elizabeth lot 4, block 18, John C. Ganster and husband, N ut Hil 3 Carl L. F. Swa eorge B. Jones part lots 1 and & block 8, Lowe's addition ... Alice Winbigler to Willlam M. Ryan lots 13 and 14, block 1, West Side.. Otto C. Wagner and wife to Ideal Cement Stone company, lot 7, block 202%, Omaha ... Vi) John 8. Bacon to H. N. Fuller, lot 5, block 201%, Omaha . Y Elizabeth C. Graham to May B tle, lot 13, block 2, Plainview.... artin Langdon and wife to Edward Hejdemaan, wi . block to_Hugh . Mary's “Patrick To blovk Avenue addition John B. George north 20 feet South Omaha Anna_B. Conroy lot 3, block 32 of “to Henry Kroeger, 1st addition to Cor- rigan Place R. W. Sprague and wife to F. P. Babbitt, lot 4, block 73, Benson onu- D. Buck and husband to David Buck, el% lot 7, block 8, Pat- rlvkxl 24" addition Seyeteversbussss Peter Cardell to Alma Cardell, lots 5 % and 29, block 1, Patter- sub. ... 5 Fshsshni s rael Gluck fo F. J. Kuiha, part sub- "ot 1, lot 10, Johnson's addition Andrew G. Kruse and wife to B. B. Davis, pa-t sl4 swig 12-15-12 Margaret Buckley and husband to R. Howe, lot block 3@, South Omaha i Rt Ratile Hastings Heyden to Sarah A. 6, block 2, Hastings & Samuel M. Blanchi and wife dolph Blum, part sublot 8, 5, section 9:16-13 .. Same to same, sublot 9, sectlon 9-15-13 .. Pyl Maude B. Morris et al to Pantel Realty company, lots 9 and 10, block 5, Boggs & Hill's 24 addition . Norris and wife to C. B Tams {}‘. lot 11, block 2, Wainut Hill Ellbn M. Anderson to Olive A. Ande son § feet of lot 3 block Hilislde No Susle” Batts o Winnie Rathief, acres in section 20-16-13 .. Mabel J. Harte to John A. Moore, lot 2, block 108, Dundee Place .. Joseph Kottal and wife to Henry Lohman, & lot 4, block 3. Camp- ell's addition Marlus Sorensen and wife to Cora T. Pogue, ulg-lot A, sub of lots and 3. block 4, Bemis park ... o tax lot tax lot 6, “two Total 0 TO 8,00 on homes In Omaha. O Keefs Ru.l Estate Co., 1001 N. Y. fiase A-2152 ul. (22)—e57 MONEY TO LOAN—Payne Investment So €22)—a3 REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS for & 6-room nouss, & 6-room house and a _couple of vacant lota NOWATA LAND AND LOT COMPANY, Suite &4 N, Y. Life Bidg., Omana 1966. Open_ Evenings. | 3)-M% WANTED TO BUY |10 to 40 acres close t city, for ! be well located, near car line { improvements. ' W. R. Homan, of Trade. )M STOVE REPAIRS hm water and hot bination 2 and 4-hole hot water heller mantle grates, gas [ oves repaired, water fronis and flower ses. Omaha S ash; must prefer no Board | 84 30 ! WANTED—TO BUY | HIGHEST prices for secondhand furniture, | carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. 3971 | ok 1 BEST price paid for secondhand rurmuu. ‘ carpets. stoves, clothing. shoes. Tel. Doug. (2) 641 | The Practical Auctioneer. 88 N. : Life. STANDARD upright plano. Phone Web- ster ¥, ) aie w. AN rhn Four good, common work horses, to welgh not less than 1,30 Ibs. each; state age, price and address 'h‘l‘ they can be seen. Address 8 3 4 (25). l‘ 2 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEALED proposals will be recelved by the Ne- braska State Board of Publlc Lands and Buildings at the office/of George C. Jun- kin, secretary of state, state house, Lin- colh, Nebraska, on Tuesday, May 11, 1909, untii 11 o'clock . m., for the construotion of a live stock judging coliseum (pavilion) 176 feet long by 200 feet wide, on the Ne- braska State Fair grounds, near Lincein, Plans, specifications and details can be seen at the offices of the secretary of state and the State Beard of Agriculture in The state house. Lincoln; and also at the office of The Twentieth Century Farmer, Room 601, Bee Bullding, Omaha. Each bid must be made to the Board of Publie Tands and Bulldings, and be accompanied by a certified check, payable to the order of sald board, for two (2) per cent of the bid, as a_guarantee that a contract will be entered Into, in case of the acceptance of the bld The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. All proposals must be made fully in accordance with the blank form hereto attached to the specifi- cations. GEORGE C. JUNKIN, Secretary Board of Public Lands and Bulldh;r OCEAN STEAMSHIPS CANADIAN PAcl |c THAN FOUR DA Weekly Bot! lu!lul. M on lu beauliful S Law rives ond Soean Touls to "&:!hln‘ oetter on l!. Atlantic thas our csses. Wireless famers. #90; i one class Alk our Uuh-l agent, or write for sall 1ngs, raies and. bookist 0. B BEWJAMIN, O. A, 838 South OClark St RUSSIAN AMERICAN LINE A LARGE rrot cage: state price. 2130 #th Ave. ‘ouncil Bluffs, 1- Bw prices paid for 2d-hand clothes, shoes, etc. Tel. Salling Wireloss Telagraphy A. B JOHNSON & CO., 3 Brosdway, N. Y. BANK STATEMENTS (Continued.) 7S, REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF | THE WERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, | at Omaha, in the State of Nebraska, at the close of business Apri) %, 1009, RESOURCES Toans and discounts Overdralts, secured and unacoured. J. B bonds to secure circulation .. U. 8 _bonds to secure U8 deposite. ... Premiums on nds . Bonds, securities. ete. | Banking house Due fre national reserve $ 52107880 24,2008 1,08,061.64 7,008.7¢ $4.181,270.8 7,485.08 300,000.00 | 150,000.00 000,00 6,940.00 160,000 00 not Due from approved re- Serve ngents.......... Checks gnd other cash items Exchanges for’ clear- ing house. ... Notes of other tlonal banks. .. Fractional paper cur- rency, nickels and cents' . Lawful Monsy Reserve in Bank, vis.: Speci d Legal tender notes.. {R»aempuon fund with B. treasurer (5 per cont of CireutaLiony 126,028.% na- e 35,100.00 A82T8 / 510,348.00 65,200.00— 2,595,060.1% Total.. . i LIABILITIES. Cepital stock paid in.. Surplus fund.. ... Undivided profits, le xpenses and taxes paid .. 2, National ' bank outstanding Due to other national barks Due to state \nnkl and bankers....... Dividends 'unpald Individual 3 .n(flO! Certifiod checks Cashier's checks out- standing ... United States deposits Reserved for taxes.... Total....... g !ut- of Nebraska, County of Deual. , 88, F. P. Hamllton, cashier of the abov nlmd bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and bellef. . P. HAMILTON, Cashler. 120,461 150,000.00— 6,3 F. Correct—Attes LUTHER DRAK GEORGE E. PRITCHETT, JOHN F. COAD, Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of Aprn 1909. OUIS W, WEYMULLER, Netary Public. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE OMAMA NATIONAL BANK, at Omaha. in the State of Nebraska, at the close of business April 2, 1908. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts. . Overdrafts, secured and unsecured.. U. 8 bonds to secure circulation . ’ U. 8. bonds {0 secure 8. deposits. ... Premiums on U. 8. bonds Bonds, securities, ete. Banking house, furni- ture and fixtires. | Due from national banks (not reserve agents) ...... $1,777,227.54 Due from state banks and bankers. 207,497.04 | Due from IDDPWM . 1460.717.79 r 26,088.58 < § T563,041.77 1,927.33 800,000.00 fersrve agents, . 188,8%.01 Notes of other na- tlonal banks. L 30,365.00 Fractional paper cur- rency, nickels and cents . " Lawful Money Re- sérve in Bank, viz.: Specle . Legal tender notes. | quemnnnn fund with 8. treasurer (5 wr cent of cireula- £.614.45 992,064.00 301,800.00— 5,000,244.41 LIABILITIES. | Capital stock p-m in Surplus fund | Undivided pro expenses and taxes pald a¥is Bisess Natlonal bank notes outstanding . Due to othef national banks .. $4,420,807.12 Due to state banks and bankers Due (o trust . panies and savings banks ... . 96,764.36 Individual deposits subject to check. 4,084,007.20 Time rer‘({k‘lle! f T2.482.78 deposit, . B4.085.46 Certified check: Cashier's checks out- 32,624.67 200,112.17 standing United Btates uu.a-l Deposits of 17, bursing officers Reserved for taxe Total... Btate of Nebraska, County of Douglas, I, W. H. Buchols, cashier of the a med bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement I8 true o the best of my krcwledge and belief. W. H. BUCHOLZ, Cashier. Correct—Attest; J. H. MILLARD, K. C. BARTON, W. M. BURGESS, Directors. gubscribed and sworn to hefore me this 20th day of April, 1909, L. D. SPALDING, Notary Pubiic. 263,374.34 7.143.67— n,cn.m ll) RAILWAY TIME CARD U.ION ITA"‘IOI—I.‘I"I AND MAsON Union Paclifio— *Overiand Limited . Colorado Express Atlantic Express regon Express ?.o- An.eln umltod Thtaa g sz orth lnl- olo. Chl lpeclll o !iltnclo l Mlo-mu i ( v-lTaybL)uI (motor) 80 pm “Local Dassengers hot. carried Nos. 1 and 2 Wabash — oseese i 8:30 poa m 80 pm H P St. Paul-Minneapolis. ... St. Paul-Minneapolis... . Chicago Daylignt ... | Twin CH; .V hxpr.- k‘h'ml\( ol I“ll | Stoux ‘\ Chici ‘{n R Chi pec « F‘(nnmll D kota Ex st Mall ' l'"h'lA(H\ Overland Limited | ebraska and ¥ Llncnln Lon Deadwood-Lineoln Casper- Llndor Fremunt-Alblon Hastings-Buperiol : 5335393 Denver & Californfa. Northwest Special Black Hills .. Northwest Expreas . HeBe: o - eeBane Lincoln Fast Nebraska Ex Schuyler-Plattamout) l-llwu.-rmmuum Plattsmouth-Towa . Bellovue-Plattamouth Denver Limited ... Chicago Special Chicago Express Chicago Fiyer Kansas City & St. Joe.a Kansas City & Bt. Joe. | WEBSTER STA.—16TH &4 WEBSTER 25935335853 St. Pasl, Minneapélls & n‘fl-"’ bl Eg m 3.8 B30 am Twin City Passenget. Sioux City Passenger. Slcux City Local . DAL am Bun- Federal Offenders Go to Prison Judge Carland Imposes Sentences on Men Convioted in Court at Sioux Falls, SIOUX FALLS, 8 D., April 20.=(Special.) ~The present term of the United Btater court is rapidly drawing to & close, about all of the cases huving been disposed of. Judge Carland has imposed sentences In all cases where conylctions had béen cured as the resuit of jury tridls and ir the cases of those défendants who had en- tered pleas of guilty during the term. The sentences Imposed by Judge Carland were as follow Samuel Spotted War Bonnet, one year in the federal penitentiary at Leavenwortn, an. Alexander LaRousch and High Otter, one year and-orie day each in the federal ‘pen- itentiary and a fine of 3100 each and costs of prosecution. James Corset, ,and one day in the federal pl‘u“enl‘ll* and & fine of $100 and costs of prosecution. Angus McClain of Pledmont, for mailing an objectionable postal card, a fine of $, in default of the payment of which ke will be committed to the Meade county jall at !lurf bilip Bwjft Bear, one year and one day the federal penitentiary and a fine of uoo and costs of prosecution. Henry Btelta, selling :liquor -at Mitehell without having pald the ) government tax, thirty days in the Daylson wun(y Jail at Mitchell and a tine of $100. William Jackson, same offense as that charged against Stelta, thirty days in the Minnehaha county jail' at Bjoux Falls and a fine of $100. Blue Eyes and Cateh The Epemy, one year and one day each in the federal peni- tentiary and a fine of $100 each and costs of prosecution. Charles Looking Back. ona | aay In the federal penitentiary of $100 and costs of prosecution. Fred Moore, allas Edward Gay, for breaking Into a postoffice with intent to commit larceny. five years in the federal penitentiary and a fine of $100; Martin Shangrau and Ben Janis, con- victed of the larceny of the stock on the Pine Ridge reservation, two years each in the federal penitentiaty. Judge Carland ordered that the terms of imprisonment should commence at noon of Wednesday, April 2. In cases whete a sentence of one year and one day and a fine of $100 and costs of prosecution were Imposed the defendants were guilty of introducing liquor into Tndfan reserv tions. Levi Graham, aged 71, who had just been released from the Sloux Falls penitentiary after serving a term for the larceny of | grain In Lake county, was arralgned be- fore Judge Carland on an indfotment charg- ing him with having removed and carried laway a rural free delivery box from a route In Brookings county, the offense hav- ing been committed on April 24, 1906.. Being without means, Tore Telgen was appointed by the court to confer with the defendant, and after a conference a plea of gullty was entered, accompanled by a plea on the part of Attorney Telgen that the court be as lenient as possible in profouncing sen- tence. Judge Carland imposed a fine of $%. in default of the payment of which the de- fendant shall be lodged in the Lake county Jall at Madison. SAME NAME, FORGERY EASY Wisconsin = Man Cleverly Conveys d Belonging to Cousit— Arvest Follows. HURON, 8. D.. April 2.—(Speclal.)~Two men, both known as Willlam H: Pennis- ton, cousins, and both residing in Lafayette county, Wisconsin, furnished exceflent op- portunity for the transfer of & quarter seo- tion of Headle county land, by meahs of a forged deed. It 18 alleged that Penniston No. 1 received & ietter from a Balem, 8. D., party, offer- Ing to purchase a guarter section of land in Beadle county, and owned by Penniston No. 2. A deal was consummated and the first party recelved 34,800 for the fand, giv- |Ing @ deed therefor. It tramspires by ex- amination of records, that he was met the owner of the land, and it is alleged not only reccived letters belonging - to his cousin, but also negotiated the sale and pocketed the money without confefring with Pennistn No. The facts were brought to light by a letter ment by the tenant on the farm here, to Mr. Pennis- ton, asking if he could retain possession of ‘the land since its conveyance tg the Salem party. Investigation. followed and | Penniston No. 1 was arrested, parties going from this city to Lafayette county, Wis- consin, to attend the examinatioh |CALL FOR BANK STATEMENT Comptrolk Report 2 WASHINGTON, April %.-The comp- troller of the currency today issued a call [for a statement of the conditién of all pm | national banks at the close of business on Wednesday, April 2, During the spring every one would be benetited by taking Foley's Kidney Reme edy. It furnishes a needed tonfe to the kidneys after the extrs strain of wintes, and it purifies the blood by stimulating the kidneys, aud causing them eliminate the impurities from it Woley's Kidey Remedy imparts new life and vigor. Pleag. ant to take. Sold by all druggiets