Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 4, 1909, Page 11

TUESDAY, MAY 112 W - T ———————SR ove ASMLESTATE 11 oy PR BLE st e B T (Continued.) (Continued.) Here’s a good nourishing meal for 5 cents. PATNE INV. CO.. first floor N ¥ I D. V. SHOLES CO ¢ W 9) 419 > ’ : | % P f t [ BENIAMIN R. E €O, 17 Branden miag. | 110 Board of Trade Bldg. Telephones: Douglas 49; | 100 ro 1 i a9-s1" | 16th and Farnam Sts. Independent A-2049 | ' “o Brlnflx:a“lhld':.o ‘w’l‘fi"‘af“n, Ase | PROPERTIES OFFERED BY US FROM TIME TO TIME G t d WALROR REAL BT e | ARE BACKED SO THOROUGHLY BY REAL VALUES THAT | uaramntee L2 a0y s | HERE 1S PROOF p— - | . : : CITY PROPERTY ron sAtw |, PROPERTIES OFFERED BY US FROM TIME T0 TIME If you have $100.00 or $10,000.00 to invest it will pay I".’\I"I\L’v\ S0 THOROUGHLY BY REAL VALUES THAT WELL POST PO | PLE NEVER HESITATE TO INVEST. HERE IS PROOF i i -thi i J WI SMALL FARM | .. OAKHIRET PARI:-The guaiity addition in the Field Club district-hd only tive | TOR TRy PV, FU. W R 4 A | lots umsold eut of fifty-two first offered less than one vear ago. 10 acres, unim, roved, 1 mile wast of Ben S1 iy Seook i ALY 4 oo Biscuit with half pint of milk, a little CREIGHTON'S ¥FIRSI PDITION-Just south of anscom par put _on the U ANTEE INCON %4 H o oo, R N e M8 10 | LN, YIRS, ADDITION It vt 2 MO, SR ooy kb e fruit and a cup of coffee. Delicious and rd on very easy erms. PAYNE INVESTMENT (0. Jn,,;',‘,‘57,‘(’.3‘!,,;‘;.\“5s.» IND ADDITION—The home of “Bungalow City''—is about OF 100% ON YOUR INVESTMENT IN THREE ntrengthening. Try it. though placed on sale enly last winter. A number of choice lots anaREORERTATE ... (Coptinued.) i o | | | | | | GANGESTAD, 4 Bee Bldg. Tel D. 237 (19)—M517 el Doagias Yy s X4k D T WA co, €Sy fomb. ISuBguibwa, “4ov, ‘plkimed FRE W | YEARS. This is a gilt edge, conservative, safe in- AT O (5 IS LI TR 3 Soe— (6) 324 4 AND NOW WE OFFER ANOTHER CHOICE PROPERTY FOR THE™ FIRST : % REALLY W A —— TIME-MARIETTA PLACF ; ! | vestment for which we court the most thoreugh in- - SALL VANTS TO SELL |, This 1 the Megeath homestead, selected years ago when chotce was not limited ¥ y 5 1 g o o eroe T | B! (g o A T N vestigation. We only mead $15,000.00 and when this Woman’sClubMay | Improvement Clubs 3 rm, lof x128 ft clome Y to car. 8% Grand Ave. Price, $2,%0. The lots now offered face Hanseom park and are enclosed by Thirty-second WoE GRA AN, | hwente, Lintoln avenue’ (Center utree; Frances street and Thirty-third street. Al amount is secured this unusual opportunity will be Buy Its Own Home ()ppOSC the Bonds sufficient to an-356 3 :l\:!ur- the erection of high-grade residences only. These fine lots are offered at from $31 v : . . l. A il e Per foot up to $i2 per fool for corner lots. Thus they are THE CHEAPEST HIGH gone. You will never again have aa epportunity like HERE_I8 A CHANCE FOR ONE xux;'fi:[ ~:“ PROPERTY IN OMAHA =~ May we show you the Marletta Place values? v Committee Looks at Several Build- | Practically All of Them Join in Pro- d TO QUIT RENTING | Just ‘phone or call at your conyenience. : anees i 4 " N ‘ | (New Lroom cottage, Just completed. | OPPORTUNITY IN MILTON ROGERS PLACE this, so act at once. Best of bank references furn- ings in City with This Ob- | test to Vote Down the t, 150, - Small - payment, . balanes | __ Yes. there's a mighty good opportunity here for the man with money to invest. | ; ik j i monthly. You will have o hurry to get | Milton Rogers' place is o close in—right next door to downtown—that money put ished. Address H. 365 Bee. ject Before It. Proposition. in em this. { Inte modern Mats will pay blg retur We are ready to demonstrate this to YOU 1 Phone or call and its up to us The lon; sherished: dream of the Omaha | UNION INVESTMENT CO, WHO WILL THE NBW OWNER BE’ o b g b e e || Whereas, the question of the justice dnd hs Woman's club for & club hovse of its own, | legality of compelling the city ‘of Omaha Many people would like to. know who will be the new owner of the splendld | ‘e f P to take the O or plant, depreciat b e e b B (R =~ mansion of the late J. B. Kitchen in the West Farnam distiict. We don't know | - —— or at least completo suite ‘of rooms some- | 10 LAKE thie OmAba water plaft, depicciated D i 59 19)—~Ms92 8 | whom it will be, as a number’are considering the pr sition. But we do know that | where within easy access of all the car | g9 R - | whoever the sew ow ¥ il bargain--$100,0 | | value f 255 ! AN STEAMSHIPS : 2 . Suve b owner ‘may be e will secure a rgain. 00, n real valu jor | 1 lines, seems more likely of realization just | court of the United States In appeal from John M .00 the 1ke of “which fau ol been offered in Omaha for many & long day. 16 | \WANTED By Iady not working, boird OCEAN STEAMSHI B aver G e ¢ Court of thia alstriel OITISON L10USE |interested, see us or ask for ANTE « | 263,205.49, 18 now: pending in the supreme and p % it ——st | oW than ever, even though the club has . g N v llluetrated pamphlet SRA Toom 16 2amily. $%17 Myriis Wheroas, the v of bonds at_this Ave. . ime, undes-the provisions of saction M0 of ’.‘;flufimfln"" has removed to the ranch | WHO WILL THE NEW OWNER BE1? ot e | ”orthqeman C’oy adjourned tor the summe f eeithe DYOUBLINE: OF Sactian D [ Mrs, C. W. Hayes, Mrs. J. P. White and | the ‘Omaba city charter might wesn a his beautitul home located at Grand Ave. Many people would like to knew who will be the new owner of the splendid man- | WANTED—Furnished room and board for FAST EXPRESS SERVICE Mre, 1o J. Healey form the cammittee i | Fatification and approval of such uppraiss and Florence boulevard, diagonally ac. sion of the late J. B. Kitchen, im the West Farnam district ~ We don't know now one, where can have barn room for hors PLYMOUTH~CHERBOU RG—BREMEN—10 A, M. et i e bee oty Serintinating | o, from Rome Miller's $3,00 re . | whom it will be, as = number are consider ing the proposition. But we do know that and buggy. Address Y care Bee | Kronprine Wm., ..May 11| Kals. Wen. ., Say charge and have been quie n 8 Whereas,. a fair construction of the e Nine large rooms, Mently bullt; house | Whoever the new owner may be, he will e cure a bargain—$100000 in real value for (26)—~MSA2 6 | Cecile May 1S Kaiser Wm. 11, . June 1 | Several places that might be remodeled to [ of the legislature of Nebraska, enabling located in a mettfhg of fine old’ forest | 300.0%—the like of which has not baen offer ed in Omaha for many & leng day. If in- s il TWIN.SCREW PASSENGER SERVION |suit the needs of the club. Among these | e City to tuke over wiid water ylani in trees; south and east front; outlook fine: | lerested. seé us or nsic for filustrated pam phiet PLYMOUTH -CHE Direct—10 A. M. ia6es W the J. C. Wharton homé at | s cates that m;m,..h‘m.u| not be voted for large barn. Former price §.000, present-| $ 26502417 Poppleton Ave. 7-room,\modern except heat, natural wood finish. firsi | WANTED—SITUATIONS | Fried. D. Grome. Ma o June 3 | places were J harton h said plant until the valuation and appraise price. $5,600. Act quickly. aws repair, % block to ear. Paved street, all paid for; beautiful view; lot 3% D—! B Prinzess Allce May rine Fried. Wm., June 10 | Twentleth and Chicago streets, the old | ment was seitied. Now, be | L] Pl | #,) teet. This is one of the cheapest close-in places offered for sale in the DLE P E - MEDITERRANEAN SERVICR Meyer Hellman home at Twenty-fourth | B¢ olved by the Federated Improtement . | city. Easy walking distance. NDLE WASHING, TO TAKE HOME GIBRALTAR—NAPLES—GENOA 3 . ; | clubs of Omaha, that, until we ean get a arrison & Morton $ 5,500 835 Pine St., 8 rooms, all medern res idence, finished In oak and gum down- hone Web. 2831; B-2881 T)—M845 6x | ling at 11 A and 8t. Mary's avenue and the old Judge | decision from the supreme court of the nY stariss; large rooms and & large lot. BOx132 feet: strest paved and pald for o Barharossa May 8/K. Lulse May 2 |B. 8. Dundy home &t _Leayenworth |Uniled States, upon the legality and va as—mesi | Dlock 1o ear: frovts on Brownell H all. Thare are very few houses for = | Berlin (new May/15 F trons " Jume 8 | o0 Georgla mvenue. Theso were not con. | HAILY of said’ appraisement of sald wAter e i this neighborhood and no others at this price that are as good & bargain as N i o GOVERNMENT NOTICES D LTS Toareler. ThoEM | sidered practicable, and Saturday the com- | In' the ‘sum of #8000 for the acquinition o 4 A ; of such water plant under wnid appraisal, : 7,00-Near 434 and Harney, & new, modern f-room residence, first _ | K. Claussenius & Co., $5 Dearborn Sk, Ohk | mittee inspected the Metropolitan club at | 1 |\ 4 7 L f ‘ particular, central mall, long 11viag room wtih fireplace. book « (|OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING | ©ago, TU. Twinty-second snd Harhey ots | and recommend to the tax payers, home alayetie ve. Pufit in: airing roem with built-In buffet, coat closet in the hall. combination Quartérmanter, Tort .Omang, Nebrasks s | owners #nd voters of Omaha that they " i Plriase! downetaire finfahed in Misslon style: upstairs tn white enamel; four || Apell 3, 196.—Sealed proposals, in tripll — ==——=| In the event.of such a purchase, it Will | volo against & proposition, at the Bl TR Rt S iredt ot o mantel | Jarge bedrooms and bath; servant's room and largs storage room on the' third || cate, subject to the usual conditions, wil bo necessary to form 8 stock company, as | Coming city_election On the nicest street in Walnut Hill distric floor; extra toilet in basement. Garage in the hack vard. Price Is subject to || be received at this office until 11 o'clock | COUrt Must Say has boen done by many other women's| goEAKEAST FOOD MAN 8t the s six _inetallments of paving tax & m. central standard time, May 22, 1906 i e Immedlate possession. Price, 33,800, 15 Puklos dor “ymm"“ clubs. another plan 1s purchas 3 t $ 8.00—Field Club District—hrand new $-room residence ca tha choices street between || ana then opened Fleld Club and 24 A house is handsomely decorated. finished in oak down- || and placing In position three s steel | \/‘/’hlch P‘armer of a lot and {he erection of a buflding that UNWITTINGLY BREAKS LAW e stalrs and birch upstal with maple floors and white enamel woodwork: tiled | | ygn(flators on roof of hulloon house at Fort ded to as the club can and as the Payfle, BOSthCk & CO.' e room and vestibue, hot water heat: handsome Mission stvie eleotric Mght | | GERCIRtOT OF FO0T of UIIOPH, Fouse at Fort | may be added to as Bublovs . RS HAIE NPT Mo | fixtues, beam cell built-in buffet, china closats and seats, in the dining Bole. Agents, Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg . demands Increase “ nished on application, 1. 8. reserves the Dresses Like dinn to Seat- room and living re eleeping porch, large front porch. cement driveway and | yo) %0 ejoct any or all bids. Envelipes la y I l“ Land Some of the membership favor leasing a 5 Tarage. paving all pald. Tnia 1s fe best bargain In the Fleld Club. distriot | p&UL,00 TIOCE OY Or MU blds, Eovelmes | y Py it e kgt il dob e ol ter Sample 3 | today and will sell before the week fs out. Half cash required posals for ventllators,” and addressed to | | $500 CAN BE MADE n200-Field Club dintrict, magniticent 10-reom modern han.e on n:;f:'cmie"\;\r:‘:‘;, Joasly ox yeutincors L RAA. slarensed b could be converted into an auditortum and |y SRR o roolworth d Pappleton. House ts finished in bak and fir, - L t A Piieds | | el Whatever is done will neces- h Chg . i G g ol g e ombihation fixtures. jarge living roem, big central hall o fireplaces. QuAEREUASter; Tore ORats, Sananks Two Husbandmen from Thurston 1‘:";‘: ":":"" o ‘:‘w""' e o, | Monday marning_under tie leadorship of o0d locatic bl Mi-1-5-6-20-21 sitate & Sps : i 3 torated. oak. floors downstairs: rosms are very large, both u Wi | Big Chief’ O. N. Johnson, a breakfast o A RATIAM, | | Ana Sown: In fact, i 1s &n ideal <oomy. " comfortable, modery * wel bullt | OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QI AR | County Put Problem Up to { matter so far has not come before the | o4 nuy of Battle Creck, Lut they wera 604 Bee Bldg. Dous. 1631 | home: @-foot lot. If you are looking for something goof in this sized dwell- | ™o r gier"tort Douglas, Utal, May. Judge Munger. entire body, having been authorized by the all ambushed by Probation Officers Bern 3 . let us show yeu this place. D licate bjec ctory. e $17,000-A magnificent new Enziish stvle dwelling, completsd leas than a year. in the 1909: Sealed proposals in triplicate. sub t] directory steln and Carver and taken captives Into | a1 5 ¥ A meld Club: | to the usual conditions witl be received a e ',"lnprnfi:\[vn"|z‘fi”r'p!; l{::r::]r;w:‘;'m':\.r‘l‘(-:,‘q F:‘::‘mur;dk 'r:r;?n he ob. | this office hunm 10 oclock a.“m.. May 2 | The United States clrcuit court Is being | OR THE ARMY POSTS | the camp af Juvenlle Court Judge Estelle, $700 rneted by other hulldings; house has 1 rooms with ¢ bolroome: s built of 139, and then Spenied In the Dresence of | called upon to decide the right of two NEWS F [ pateface laster: 2 bath reoms, b toflets. avatories. hot water heat. o ey rof ouglas, h tarmers to ¢ one plece of land and oo | The five little Indtans are Omaha lads, in TIREANCEOR Sagt 16t s Dunde | e B T 'slseptng ponph, SoigHiuth, 1n fack, every .new \dea in hey| Bewiing alley at Wert Douglas, Uteh. 1 e TS Lot N4 AR (War Department Issues Order Fix- A e vooReat L LT inprovements | Sy of making & home comfoftable and attractive. If you huve the money, let | (OURELOT LENGl Py BRRCed which one is the trespasser ing the Traveling Expenses e R L R LRI R M The case comes from Thurston county i Owner, leaving town and wants to sell us show you this. posals for Public Building.” and addres of 1ts Civillans - > 2% Hanscom Park, the best bargain in this district, 50 feet east front | to “Captain T. R ker, Quarter . | and involves the much Iitigated Indian land | tribute cards around town Advertising a PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., §3.%0—Fronting on Hanacom Bark, the s e faot 'to 334 St with & feet front on | 1ith Infantry Conatructing Quartermasier. | of the Omaha reservation. The spectal it f8W. brand. of. Batile ; "oy Creck “dol hey 8 ' Y Fort Douglas, Utah ! War department has just lssued a | First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg. o eet. The east fypntake alome is cheap at thc moncy. This les just | Fo gants in this case are James Q Keefe| The War departmen | were dressed in Khakl, gaudily trimmed Tel, Douglas 1781; Ind., A-118, th of Center 8t. and adjolping the Megeath ground, whee three §10,000 res special order regarding the travellng ex- i : ph 8. Conwe with red flannei, and each boy had a halt (19)—825 4 ldences are Being bullt. Beautfful terace. No paving taxes ca 32 Ave ngainst Joseph 8. Cenwey, with Hiram { F00C BT CE o o sioves, Aside from ia " T Chese, the Indian attcrney, -representin P S loves | 40Zen feathers of startling hue stuck in a 7 3 VACANT AT A LEGAL NOTICES the platntite. oy ® | the Eanviortlog Alighes O ta | SLriD of calico tled around the head. The J » 24 an vy ¢ 5 R < while on public duty hey are i 0 : § 1150-Bast tront on dath, between Mason and Marcy, hig! * e of the Kansas City and Omaha | [l appears that Keefe and a co-tenant | gi® 28 ‘:'M_ for supenses. They are uot | AIMEUISe an to clothing was not_complete, 900 Acres $71, SOO 5 170 bt ot “West: tront on %th, between Popploton and Woslwerth Aves ; sub- | “qaitway Company. Paterield, Now." | vate’ some eise ights 0 (0 land and e chan 6 conts for wach srana. | 88 Lhe Tndiuns wore white boys shots, ject to paving - - E: ce of property | NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS | have farmea it a year or more and put o t fokde-shils dnrotte. Mestd, \e Indinns were captured at Twenty Lige & fom miles nordh of Omana; some- | § ¢0—Rxie teel, soulthwest corner 8th Ave and Jones. Cheapest piace of prop! otice s hereby’given that, pursuant 1o (he ground in condition last fall for crop- l’:(’h‘,"nfl"';:'" st not o beyond the $4.60 | #1Xth and Franklin strects and Mr. John A H in West Farnam. : 26 |the bylaws of the sany. Cthe annual e BERX P ol . - | so o V1B% abile o Proposed molgRalRt o | #3,600-824 Teet. eant tront on th Axe., hetweer, QLS n:'n||3:dznrt":";:$.‘:n;::-'r«-., meeting of tha stoc \}1 or e AL | PinK during the 1909 season, the DUIPOSe | ailowance mnd single tips must not exceed | 80N th llu. “m f, was found in his wig Harrison & Morton i f,'" de\"p\';;""":w mfir‘:‘fl: x'lau Sithin a block of this are selling for | sas City and Omaha Rallway company will | being to sow it to oats. Now comes J. F |i5 conts. They are allowed one double l\«.vn\ A\'l e Hotel Loyal. Al were taken ence in _the city—we ba 3 be held in the office of ihe company al|Conway, who has begun plowing up. the | berth on a sleepin ‘arlor | before Judge Estelle. The boys were or- g ay, o g car or seat in a parior | $100 per front foot N N Fairfield. Nobraska, nt eleven (1) o'clock |, § > L ithond to a% e tuEuth H Tt At s ! Y ; and to put it in corn, mych to the worry < el e IR s S i d 10 g0 to school, while the court de- (19)— MoS: Vf N TOWN INVESTMENT . m. Wednesday, May 19, 1909, for the |1and to put it in corn, mu car, an | — - ‘ DOW ckson and Jones, with 2-story | purpose of electing directors for the en- | and Indignation of Mr efe. Whereupon | staamboats. The $4.50 per day allowanc | termines advisabllity of having chargss 000x132 feet. fronting east on 1th, between Jackson 2 0 (e O e sight In the wholatale Glstrict and big barenin * | suing year, and for thes transaction of | Mr. eefe aska (hat the federal court en-| granted while the civillan employ on | of truancy from school filed | e sto e. Three o er business as y legally come | o0 o ohnson 18 In custody and Probatic New Cotage Home |-ty o, st s s Heek gtdiei Bovds, Fhe gume | ikl o i s W0 "8k | oty o rom poccding v he o | {amocrars 0y o laces ot r | I 12 1 cunody g Eobion 0f, slores occupy the property am 04! 4 -~ | erop proposition. Conw: Iso claims some ch duty by’ department orders. | ficer Bernstein says that probably he wiil ot 16th St. retall district today. W. P. DURKE! Secretary | erop proposition nway als alms son such duty y D This o cheapest plece of property in the We have just completed a six-room 15,1 khe v Me-D1t sort of title or leasehold from the original — be charged with breaking the state child : epm Terms easy ; & Y | X { ot R livie iy polisred. flogss o0 Toer “Hroitage on Faraam, just west of 2ih St: cheapest plece of Broperty owners of the land, and this part of the| Private'Siegel Allen of Company I, Third | Jtbor 1aw, as well as aiding and abetting A om, d flo Far 0 per foot cheaper than any n, e ' - " a 'h cennine i et he: canted | the chijdren and keepi em o of ¢ellpg ynder entire house, three bed rooms o it up oneatory bullding on it costing about 250 wa can proposition has been pending in the lstriot | battalion of enginoers, has been granted | {he chijdren and keeping them out of aad bath on second floor, located on Mth | Purntah ‘you with tanants at #.800 (0 $6,00 per year rental just as soon as | court of Thurston county for some time. |an honorable discharge from the army by | 8chool. Johnson safd dhe knew nothing of fitfitwn‘:i(;lufinwml‘*fi:e'ui‘zn'mi s ;z.:;:x.»m.‘):."\' Duflding s completed. And while you are getting this income the ground w The question of title to the land is not | purchase. the laws In this stute and aid not intend Bl ORI Y D00 (A1 e e0h b doubling i down town, within & block of the postoffice; bulldings now | invotved in the present hearing. the only to break them S it renting for $10 per month. Best site In town for & close-in apartment LA el bt MG, e e Y e e o sl o house or for stores with rooms above. ‘Payne, Bostwick & Co|= | ) r——— B ARG definltely settied. ‘The arguments on tha | cisco. South Twentleth street; Willie Brown, Sole Ageats, Main Floor N. Y. lite Bidg | REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE LOANS An taiafstion for i g ke e e ) North Sixteenth strest; and Nick Ma- bis AR-NES. [ PARM ANSRENCE SARD FOR SALS | (Continued.) Whooping-Cough, Croup, | | ;' .., .1 judge Munger hus taken the| There are now present in the national Siarind e p WANTED_City loans and warrants w. | | Coughs, Colds, Catarrh,| | matier under advisement homes for disabled volunteers 19.78 mem- ur property w ris Boyer, 3 and g-‘lll ‘l. - ‘arnam Smith 0. 'arnam b bers. this number are absent from o coroman e wue, | e o 06 SR (Bronchitle, Diphtheria:| |\ 1y Offers Reward [T e, o ot 7 1| MAGKEY-FRENZER MEL trom Denver: fruit and vegetable land: | NO COMMISSION. the several homes. The Leavenworth MACKEY'FREN_ZER MELODRAMA les beautitully; fine view of the moun- | Special fund to loan in amounts of $i0 to | Dées 1 Ro! home, at Wwhich there are'a number of o au - | tains; ldeal for home or investment. This | 3$3500 on improved real estate. See us| |oeey for diseases of & f()r Runawa \/‘/ lfc Nebraski b a Woman, - Snes. . to Jwtaln: Khilg SN8 ’ ; ideal for home X 3, d . 10 take the remedy into the stomach? ragkans, has a total membership of 2 x Fi | 1t at once. GARVIN BROS., 160 Farnam S8t strongly mu..w n.l"‘k"dl -mnl.h- fl'I;u»: — 81 the Takvenworth Honis & ake bo’the the First One. TIF YOU HAVE NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO.; G 2) M6 11| surtace wiih every ‘breath. giving prolonged end ; ’ # it % Cliy property. tarms. ratch lands or mer. W Rrandels Bidg. Omaha, Neb | Soro moner o s 3 T Share fi-fi:-'.'-flh:‘c'éu'a,'.'; T Will Give Twenty-Five Dollars for |pok lat: Inclusive of $i¢ that are In the| wpne Mattie M. Mackey prefers the com- o sell or trade. them w! . d ood. tated {hroat N i & f's 4 e ithieg unteod ¥ stteat's | e €16 Brandels Bldg. a)—ea here ‘1t Tothing heiier Return of Woman with Her Pany of et Hittia daughisr 10 (v At Ber m?‘ It y‘"uh iy e ha - - than Cresolene Antiseptio husband and is trying to divoree her hus. aale. W, W. ol . Ta. bidg. & s ne. 4 ; St s \usband and is o d o i - . : Ly 2.8 :?’:""v ek & .C"O‘&;lk'l"l‘ih ki g Little Daughter, President Taft will deliver the Memorial | yand in order that her custody of the child HE i may not he endangered : for sample bottle. day address at the Gettysburg Natlonal | “0-ACRE _homesteads =0 ALL BRuaais: ] emetery. Every preside e Lincol ments. . J. Bersina, Whitman, Neb. Snake River Valley-Twin Falls District 1 MONEY TO BUILD, Send postal i s Wanted, & runaway wife. Twenty-five | P P:‘:“" ';““3 I"’“” nt since Lincoln | prs Mackey's ffrst husband, Johm N & . 50,000 acres open by drawing June §, 1909. | $500 o $200,000 at current rates. woriptiv,. Jooklet. dollars for her return.' “"“h“ “I" "“ ';" one address at Gel-| pronger, 15 the cause of the proceeding .‘wuvhm HOUSE, maa Horts 19th 8t | Write C. B HURTT. Boley, Hane . | W0 THOMAR, 89 ¥irmt HoF) Bask Dide ! ; This ta the Gist of a letter received Sun- | it e e dedicatlon of the ceme- | against No. 2, says Mra. Mackey, in & pe- roums, modern, ool Thomed | e e e @)—as g > day by the police. It is from A. D. Sigler IO, FaRgI titlon for divorce filed Monday morning. Breonau, room 1 New York Lite Blag. "AMOUS CAMAS PRAIRIE-Rich, black | LOWEST RATES-Bemls Brandety - — of Fairfax, 8. D., who says that his spouse, This divorce petition s the latest chapter a9 FAM s Bl P | LR T D U . " | ;ml, nhruum’m rn::xw\:"rv-i:li -HIQ; i .:rl @) with her ar-old daughter, left home | , gt Yl S e e in a somewhat complicated state of matri- o of northwe M. iteed e e . vy of the Re eld at | 'm";flffifw‘«f‘-fl?n A fmeincts | Grangeviie, 1daho. (20)—Mb41 J 100 TO $10.000 made promptly. F. D. Wead, | Mseals S5 ang- eacieto: Omaha: The polls % et montal infeliglty. Mrp; Maghsy 854, dobs . ué&n W i———r e arn rs about 1 or nd they were em- pluyed by the breakfast food man to dis (19— way) be enjoined from trespassing upon | Sixth cavalry was a visitor at army - | 1112 South Tenth street n Mac 5, 12, the premis until the matter of title is|quarters Mopday, enroute to San F I8 Pierce street; Arth calao, 13, 1 NG v curio, 12, 1814 Plerce stteef The Nebraska encampment of the Grand Ainut and Orchard Hills — Wead Bidg.. 18th and Farnam. 132)-428 have been asked to help find her. York’ May 11-13. - The Kansas state en- 3 N. Frenzer were divorced some time 4010 Hamiiton St 'Phones Oklahoma. R g | campment will be held on the same dates oy 3766; Ind.. B-1842 9168 e FIVE PER CENT MONEY | ° - R e pl O following which Mrs. Mackey wedded the — OKLAHOMA Seans 'B.u losn on ’ G. 0, P. WILL WlN—mNGHAM; | man she now seeks to divorce. She had X ) We have land in northeast corner (old In- isincas Property. ¢ | obtainea the custody of & daughter ang P T o ghb - P L the great oil and gas | THOMAS BRENNAN. Republican Ticket | The detachment of forty-one enlisted men 1 M C Room 1, New Tork Lifs Sl | Appenls to All| . iy Frenzer of the two boys. Mrs. Mackey s will make the price. WE WANT TO 3 kR “:”“:Ul‘-lttr X (tm ; Good Men, Says }Tr the n;nlmdl :nm- !muln h,: nm.[m.. has | now seeking to get control of the bos " SELL. Nowata Land and Lot Co, suite T to $1.000; ¥ - Lo dl | Chairman, been ordered to proceed to Fort Lawton, | yenzer, conversely, of the ! @ % Y. 1. Bidg 'Prone Rud 199, cheap. Nowaia Land and Lot Co. | REAL estate purchase money, mo DE OF MAHA —— | Wash., for uitimate transfer to the sum. mversely, of the gint Omaha, Neb. Open evenings. Suite 624, > Lite Blag., Omaha, Neb. | and contracts bought. Anteio '",,”."5" | to the m Mackey is sald o be contemplating o aaRA, A a9 —d430 4 Phone Red 108, Open evenings. Shc.i % Old Boston Store Bldg. P28y Lo, | 1t has become the custom, just betore | Mer resorts of Alaska for military wig- | suit for libel against Frenzer. - o i 22)--§27 - i - d o ~ | electlc or the et nan o e respective | WASEINg and wireless telegraphy purposes. W 1o 80000, Towest i tion, for the chalrman of the respectiv grap purg g T e Y \ rates, mo . campalgn committees to e a statement, | The detachment will leave Fort Omaha OWNER SAYS SELL OKLAHOMA | “Gurvin Brox” 168 Farndm 0 o e s A A | . 1 b chareh of 8" mpcne INERAIR''ALLAAHE" STARKTS Pine slx-room resldence on Burt St. facing | 489320 acres of upland prairie, black sandy | #6600 TO $,000 on home R o A o Ry s '. sioned officer, the Boulevard, modern in every way, ood | r Caney, Kan. price $20 per acre Real Estate Co. 1001 N Rohs, O Koete maGly: Camuaisn 1 bahalt of s tisket com e nd walks. The owner is obllged rea of agricuitural. land ir wne . Lafe. Doug 4 | posea of gentiemen of business capacity / | Firs ot R homestead this week. Price, ed for o) and gas and | - s an—as7 The oyen . iAd,.'ncompatable hikh | who will not only restore “Omaha's good | Bids were opened at the office of the| ; | quality 0 o8 e mo 2 balance OMPANT, some i not; located 9 miles southwest Aabenaabie food shtering the home of but glve the people just what they | chlef quartermaster of the Department of | Agsistant City Engineer Crick says the Omaha, Neb.' | of Nowais; T A R 2) the ocareful family. Experts of vast |are looking for—a thorough-going, progies- |the Missourl Monday for a supply of coul | piying y (19)—644 Ceateddnear Wann, Okl.; 200 acres of thi: e:mr““nw and “';",“'"'," of l-“;“‘xv“}m“ sive administration of city affairs, in keep- | for Fort Des Molnes up to the close of the | ,m,“f" santion DroBality - witt :bhe- e HOW 18 THIRT is as rich as you will find, 30 acres /has REAL ESTATE WANTE| T e S rauction g one concerned | ing with our splendid growth | present fiscal year. The ‘bidders were Des A ProbaRty W) ‘De- anatead We have 3 homes That are dandles, tuo,{ Some draws in it; land raised 6 bu. of | Co—r =2 NIED 5 reouiitionn ol Vheuat' sbes) to Al TS datiar | within a couple of weeks, when the repair © have » 0 s, tuo. | Corn and oats to the acre; 70 acres iy AVE BUYERS for a 5-room nou Updike’'s imbued with elvic pride, re | | erews Wil be sent out In the residence dis- that we can sell for $500 sh and| eased for ofl and gas and Is paying $1| $-room house and a couple of vacant lote P ik ot L £Y40 DO TR IR ¢ | tri 1 he, yeq monthly PR i OORING AT o e acre advanced royalty; big bargain | NOWATA LAND AND LOT GOMPANT PRIDE OF QMAHA political faith. The real issue cannot be | Quick Actlon for Your ricts. Later in the year the gtréets in the Boney—You geg ctly - modern hovse of T _rooms, ! al $20 per acre. iy BUlte 624 N. Y. Life Bidg., Omaha hid or be covered up by attempting to stir | that by using The Bee advertising columns, | PU*'F0#® Fection will be gone over agaln 'm"k‘"o" i e o ime meighy | 488-1,000 acres of ol valley land, all | ‘Phone Red 148, Cben Evesings hat by riising columns, Flour | up passions by misrepresentations. if John | Contractors will begin work on new pav- LN O r v t of same 1s in & high stace o 1 borhood, south fremt. Part sh, easy :,Toc(flh::fl‘u“:rtnum 18 loc umf within — W R i There's is no Juggling With the pub 'w Breen for mayor and his assoclates on Death Rather Th Altar. Ing within a few days, the cold weather terme, $3,000. three miles of Watova, Okl, and six le\\ A.«\T TO BUY an $-room strictly mod-| lic's health by accepting inferior |the ticket are elected every voler realizes WESTVILLE, 1., May 3.-—Mary Ki-|Of the last two weeks having held this eff. Buys a §-room, strictly moderp home miles . from Nowata, Okl, 800 acres of :‘n house In the southwestern part of the| Wheat, for our mill h facllities of | that it is an end of what is too well known | kinus, engaged to be be married to John | But ome job of new paving has been done th, o Year. We tan arrange | it ia practically In one body 8nd 240 acres | City, on paved street or boulevard, Ng| obtaining the best wheat the world af- | Fipop L Trl e Markis this week, declared to him last | 1 A, Eo6d 'terms. - Look this up. is located three miles south; the land is| USe to answer unless you haye a good| fords. It is selected only by the man- Y Naht Sbetore helstt her that ‘she dreaded | this year. This was done by Hugh Mur- 'y A BARGAIN well worth $3 per acre; an exceptionally | Property at a low price for cash. Address| #&ers of our own 103 elevators, and With the support our ticket Is recelving | yna approach of her wedding day. Her |phy on EAd Crelghton avenue, between Seven-room house. on & lot 65x150, near | good bargain at 320 per acre. B 410, The Omaha Bee. (23)—814 9x their instructions plainly read. “none |from honest democrats, sincerely opposed [ mangled body was found on the rallroad | Twenty-ninth and Thirty-second avenues. Walnut Hill car. souih front. a iine home | We have land in Nowuta Co. in any size . is too good.” In addition It must al- |y “cowboy politics,” who can doubt the |tracks today where she had thrown her 4 ’:.1 a good investment. Priced right | “tract you may desire from § acres up at ot #0 meet a very high standard gy o it Ml s R S b S R g The avenue was paved wtih brick ing trom $10 tc o Y ASARWOOD & HARWOOD B T g Ty A 1 STO\_IE REPAIRS $1 '70 per sack | to the people. Omana has a good, safe re- . g hrough this county Is a 1 e 0! y i y bably B “ $ behind it which is going to be re 1s an ordeal which all women e — value within two years. You can't afford | J s 4 ;m: 4-ole laundry | party te v FT! 8T 70. to miss this opportunity. Ask Mo. Pac. | gioves nanie grates, gas | intorced, 1 am told, by at least 1,600 demo- approach with dread, for N.’F{g{;fl‘}g BLDG. ticket agent about low to Nowata.| vases '(',f;:‘;l‘:‘sl")"‘:"}i‘;fla :3&:10: ] a rocers.‘.,.m oles as & protest against existing n%‘(’hin compares to lhé pain We want large loans on well located, | Come in and see us or w 1208 Douglas St. 'Puaoues A ]t'nhllhlunl So while g T C ind, A we have every confl ng co Brat class city Droperty. unts at low rates. | N At a A Y. e miag, " Douglas 90 35" | UPDIKE MILLING COMPANY, OMAHA |dence In a splendid majority If the voters of child-birth. The thought e lar i N - e e, RO -\ X Geabs. deb ~— e = will now do thelr duty, we will not claim of the suffering in store for York Lite Bullding. | Open ovenings ©0)—M721 4 WANTED—TO 8 ORI A TR AT AT o | it as wholly a republican victory, but as the her robs the expectant mother ~ T uY J i e ———— | united effort of both republicans and dein- of leasant imicipnlonn HIGHEST prices for secondhand furniture. f ety 1 place in the city hall men wh 5 LAND. LAND. LAND carpets, clothes and shoes. Tei. Ling. 1L | are truly representative of and will keep Thousands of women have found the use ol Mother's Friend robs | { | | Paving In Downtown Districts Fixed on all the streets In the downtown Kot 8 — |1u _BDMUNDS COUNTY, Bouth Dakots S~ step with the march of events now at hand confinement of much pain and insures safety to life of mother and NEW. 7 rooms, very ciolce, Bemis Park | 130 ucres iu one body; will exchange for | BEST price paid for secondhand fursiture OCEAN SYEAMSH!PS which will give us & Greater Omaha. The ohild.This liniment is 8 God-send to women at the critical time. Not Australlan system makes it imperative to of A Sl bl | 20)—Mss nx | M8 LY [ Ty CANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN LINE | vote early in the any onll)adqeshIogher"l Friend carry women safely through the VR FRAME cousge 1o €000 TeRAlr === = | The Practical Auctioneer. 88 N. Y. Lifa 100 Ton Twin-Serew Passsnges Sianmors | POl close st $ o'clook. f)?; b-)?;:;flll l:r( ‘:lep';pr:‘r:: OT modern exs - nel 1 ——— Ire jp —— NG Chairman 5 g gk o ol hoos| BEALESTATELOANS | Norway, Sweden and Demmark | > e ck or ined rty. WEST- o E Diture, datiiet, M. - Kiah, % N’m’r»u'iw‘ I[-l;\nxnki\‘r‘durc&'.'F";:nrr-wm'n*m»n_ Wis. | fagPeis stoves, cicthiug. shoes. Tel. Doug. - : - o rnin; Farnam 8t WANTED-City loans. Peters Trust Co. ster 3728 C. F. Tietgen May §/United Btates June 10 ter event, relieves * mol € (22) 6 Heillg orav Yar dic ¥ Tisigen " Jume 1T | of deadiy microbes occurs when throat and sickr:esu." u‘n::l‘o:herngix . .t L e | Osear ) 31 Hellig Olav une -4 g, Sold by droggiats SECOND MORTOAGE loans “negotiated BEST prices pald for sd-hand turniture, | §, ShAmers TQnipped With Wirglont | Nes sl e 0o rh' ‘\Am? com.‘owls'. 00 56 WO lpbpmnge 718 First Natl f 08, shoes, elc. Tel. Douglas 43%. n upwar und cavia, | New Discovery and $1.00. For sale by tion majled free ;:: :-‘"n"& in The Bee. W Room 41 lw @ amiMay s | & l.'n::mwu :.\.nm‘ul B Kinie 8¢, Chlcage, | Beaton Drue THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Atiaata, Gu.