Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 17, 1909, Page 7

THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, MAY 17, 1900 ! ory r‘%‘r ni-rstTA!;E sAL® (Contnued.) BARGAIN—Nme-room house newly papered, painted, cement walks, lot S0x16, twelve shede trees, walkl distance; one and one-halt biock from Bouth Twenty- fourth street line. 256 Plerce. Tel. Red 5412, (19)—M434 19 2821 CAPITOL AVENUE AN IDEAL CLOSE IN HOME This house has 8 large rcoms, besides bath and hall; & rooms and bath on first | floor, 3 bedrooms on the second floor, full FARM AND RANC REAL ESTATE LAND (Conttmued.) REAL ESTATE D RANCH LAND FOR SALF | FOR SALE | FARM AN | (Continued. ) ‘Tdaho-Carey-Act-Lands 'Snake River Valley--Twin Falls Country 100% Profit Guaranteed Saturday. CHOICE IO0AD BROUGHT Shortage in Receipts of Hogs M Cause of High Price and Cattle AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA! Top Price for Hogs Was Realized on | $7.40 | sola 10ta last Thers fs very little cholca In these 8o ann readily age that the purchaser will fare atnfost. ds well | as the one who selected the first one. All lots are on grade Al atreets are graded. Wa have previousiy enumerated the great of tmprovements that will be secured by the pesple of the west side this year. There will be & ma: meeting of the citisens of the west side held at Rex hail this afternpon; object, to hurry up the street car extension. The ralls will very probably be lald when L streot {s paved you number ne IDAHO IRRIGATION COMPANY’S PROJECT. Engineering and Construction Work by J. G. White & Company, Incorporated. and Lambs Alse Up. hasement, thoroughly modern, gas and lecttic 1kht fixtores, nicely decorated. Lat 18 10x150 feet, paving patd in full; permanent “ldewalks. 1f you are looking for a_good home in easy Walking distance, see this at ASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney (19)-865 15 2 Look! - Listen! R tew d only we offer the full two story and attic house, 7 rooms and bath, at 2608 Decatur St., for $2,400.00. Phone us for permission to 100k through the house. MeCAGUE INVESTMENT CO. Douglas 115, . + 1306 Dodge St. (A9)—M-867-19 The addition s bounded on the north by F street. on the west by Forty-fourth street, on the south by I street and on the east by Forty-first street Come out and look It over. Salesmen on the ground all day This property is owned by the Malden Investment company; H. M. Christie sec- retary. J. H. Koplets, agent at South Omaha. Magic City Goss p Dinner at the Burton will be find today. Wanted—A janitor .at the Youns Men's Christian association, The home of Abe Minkoff, 250 Q {s quar- antined for diphtherla. The 3-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ck Savich, 316 R, died Sdtuiday even ng. The funeral will be-at 3:%0 p. m today Our men's ““Waldor! pair, are right. Cress J. 8 Colline is bufkiing a:cottage home at Thirty-third and U streets, Our boys' low shoes are tight; all colors and styles. See them. Cressey. E. Bushier, Forty-thind and. Q streets is erecting a small cottage home. Upchurch lodge Ne. 2 Degree of Honor, will meet Wednesday evening, May 19, Just Recelved—One of the handsmest patent strap pumps for ladies ever shown. Cressey The ath O ha Gun club wil hoM its regular Sunday shoot at the target range this afternoon. The Presbyteridn Ladies' Ald soclety will be entertalned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs, D. L. Holmes Oak counell, No. 1332, Knights and Ladies of Security will give a_grand ball Tuesday, May 18, at Woodmen hall, For Saie—Modern cottage, five rooms, 1410 North Twenty-eventh street. Make. offer. The city expended $142.20 for streot repair last Week. The recent rain will cause a much larger expense’ this week Ladies—8ee the nohbg line of tan sandals and oxfords we are aHOWInE At §3.35, $250 and $. Cressey, The Shoe Man, The I. O. N. club will enjoy a day at Pries lake today veral wagons will help the guests from the end of the car line. Frank Randall, 735 North Twenty-sixth street is suffering from an attack of diph- theria. The residence is under quarantine. Mrs. H. G. Kiddoo is in Lincoln nursing her son, Guy Kiddoo, who has recently undergone an operation for throat treuble. Be Wise—Save that dollar, Our' “Stetson’’ shoes at $ are showing all the style and quality that are shown elsewhere at $0 pair. Cress: P. H. Toner has taken out a permit for a $5.000 bullding at Twenty-fifth and N streets for the accommodation of his har- ness store. Jetter's Gold Top Beer deliyered to part of the city. Telephone No. §. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Heaverin, South Twenty-third street, announce birth of a son, welcomed {n the home terday mornin, » Magic City "lodge. * No. " 8, Modern Brotherhood of America, will meet at 1 { . m.. to attend theé fuheral of Mrs. Emma \A Angermann. An Ames avenue car struck the car in front at Twenty-fourth and M streets y terday morning. Mrs. N. C. Hoag and Mi ennfe Lichnovsky, who were passengers, were slightly injured by the shock. Memhers of South Omaba lodge No. 66, Anclent Order of United Workmen are re- quested (o attend the meeting to be held Monday evening, MHy 17, for the purpose of hearing the reporis of the grand lodge If you have $100.00 or $10,000.00 to invest it will pay you to investigate this proposition. YOU WILL BE 000 3 . ’ GUARANTEED UNCONDITIONALLY A PROFIT 50’ ACI‘CS Wlll BC Opened by Drawmg OF 100% ON YOUR INVESTMENT IN THREE good prices of late has been light r pte. Under the Superv1snon Of the Idaho YEARS. This is a gilt edge, conservative, safe in- After a_good run for the season until May ‘State Land Board_ 1, the receipts dropped off, as compared ¥ vestment for which we court the most thorough in- ;‘m‘ ';:'. s:::m"r;‘ul_: ‘;'.',,','.'"‘"""T.'Ifl[ ::'.':L‘l SHOSHONE IDAHO vestigation. We only need $15,000.00 and when this ! 9 JUNE 8, 1909 difference has been 70,000, representing the decrease in hoge. but about the first of amount is secured this unusual opportunity will be Registration Will Open June 1st, . Closes June 7, 1909 the mohth the recelpts, which had been gradually gaining. began to fose again. One IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME TO SHOSHONE, IDAHO, ! " AND INVESTIGATE. The extreme top price for hogs this year | | was paid Saturday, when a choice load of | sixty hogs brought $7.40 per hundred. The prices have been mending for a week of more and the bulk of the sales have been close around §1.20. One reason for the LAND Five-room cottage; half-acre land, garden and frult, barn and chicken- house; high and sightly, Price $2,000. JOHN N. HASKELL, 914 N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. Douglas- 6133. (19)—M%%5 19 * Must Be Sold oom modern house, lot 0x150 feet hot water heat, cement basement, first class repair; one block to rvar !Im-: house been bullt four years, $3,500. For further particulars inquire of W. J. DERMODY INV. CO,, 836 N F i, | NEXT EXCURSION Acres, W?$750, : Florerce boulevard, this side Miller park. Very sightly Lullding sites. ~ Number Iimited. 4 Harrison & Morton, (19)-113 reason for the decrease has been that the late #pring has at last brought all the work of planting on with a great rush and the | farmers, In spite of the tempting prices, have had no time to market their hogs. Only 40,000 hogs were recelved in South ! Omana during the week Cattle have gained 20 to'2 cents during the week and the receipts show an Increase over last year of about 10,60, The prices paid for lambs have been very high during the week. As high as .35 for the tops has been pald. Recelpts have been light In all respects. Live Steck Exchange and Hanks, In lire with the investigations of the comptrollér of the currency respocting the application of the several banks of South Omaha to be placed on the list of reserve | cities, and what has been concelved as an | opposition to that application on the part of the banks of Omaha, the South Omaha Live Stock exchange, at a special meeting held May 13, unanimously decided to throw the welght of its Influence on the side of the South Omaha banks. The Investigations of the comptroller have been In progrss for some weeks and have previously been commented upcn. The obfect ‘of the d¢signation of South Omaha {as a reserve city is that the surplus re- serve of numierous country banks may be deposited In the large banks of .South Omuha as provided by the national bank- ing laws. In order to facilitate the in- vestigations and_ to leave the way clear the exchange adopted resolutions directed to the Omaha banks that they might see Wash- gone. You will never again have an opportunity like " welt shoes at $280 this, so act at once. Best of bank references furn- ished. Address H. 365 Bee. _ STOVE REPAIRS NEW furnaces; hot water and hot alr com- bination heating, 2 and 4-hole laundry hot water heaters, mantle grates, gas stoves repaired, wafer fronts and flower vases. Omaha Stova Repair Works, 1206- 1208 Douglas St. 'Phones Ind. A- . Bell Douglas_960. a6 CONSTRUCTING QUAR S. Miljtary Prison, Fort Leav May 17, 1906, Sealed pro- posals, in triplicate, will ved at this office until 10 a. m., centra Tuesday, June 15, 199, ana then opened, for furnish- ing and installing hinery ‘and furnjsh- ing building material for one power plant at Unfted States military prison, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Plans and specifi- | ations will ‘be furnished by this office upon deposit of $10, which amount will be refunded when plans and specifications are returned, or they may be seen at the fol- lowing offices: Depot Quartermaster, Omaha, Neb.; Depot Quartermaster, 8t Louls, ‘Mo.; Depot Quartermaster, 'New | York City, 'and Chief Quartermaster, Chi- cago. Information furnished on applica- tion velopes containing proposals ghould be indorsed oposals_for Power Plant” and addressed to MAJOR THOMAS H. SLA . Constructing _Quartermas- ter, U Military Pr Leaven- worth May 4 OFFICE master, U enworth, Kansas, WRITE . SR b, Mgr. Land Sales Dept. WANTED—TO BORROW FOR SALE—Mortgage. $520, 7 per o b double security, Omaha city prope | maker able and prompt .\jlll\‘\fl | ¥-517, care Omaha Bee. ; i @4 BOISE, IDAHO 20V M200-J -~ -M926_18x WANTED—TO BUY BEST price paid for secondhand furniture, carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. 3971 (2%)—8% hand furniture, Tel. Doug (25)—-338 Phone Web- | (25)—M635 PROPOSALS FOR SHOEING ANT) Office Depot @ M., Omaha Neb., 109, Sealed proposals for_shoeing animals at Q. M. Depot, Omaha, Nebrikka, during | figcal year beginning July 1, 1909, will be re- | \ved here until 10 a.m., May 0, 1908, and | then opened. Information furnished on ap- | plication. Envelopes containing proposals | should be indorsed P . | e ermariar 1 B Apmy, o “{fit fo.withdraw the objections at e A2-24-26-M17-18-19 | Ington. It 1§ variously estimated that if the | wishes of the Bouth Omaha bankors are !.l‘llrfl(‘fl in accord with the application as | much us 00,000 in deposits may be very soon _transferred to South Omaha It is threutoned by the South Omaha banks that they will withdraw from the clearing housc if the Omaha hanke persist in opposing. BEST price carpets, sioves, clothing, shoes. 65401 To the Famous SCOTT'S BLUFF IRRIGATED LANDS, Tuesday, May 18, 1909. A Land of the Present The Scott's Biuff country 1s ready for you NOW. It's not a question of moving into a new country. There are well imptoved farms and good towns all through fhie vailey. Raliroad facilities are excellent and the farmer is as- sured of a good market for his produce. Unsurpassed Irrigation System The irrigation sysiem is second to none in the United States. The splendid State Canal provides an abundance of water, and it is only necessary to it on when needed. There is absolutely no danger of therc ever being a shartage of water. We" are offering the best irrigated lands in Nebraska. Men who know de- clare they are as good or. better than the lands in the famous Colorado irri- gated districts, and the price is only a third or half as much Only a fifth ‘cash is required to buy—the balance can run from one to ten years to suit purchaser. Don’t delay—we -ean take only a limited number each trip, %o let us know at once if you wish o join our excursion so that reservation can be made. Call, sée or write A . PAYNE: INVESTMENT (O, General Colonization Agemts, - - - BEST prices pald for 2d-hand furniture. | clothes, shoes, etc. Tel. Douglas 4365 (26)—811 May 23 nt lots. Western Real state Co., Room 411 Karbach Blk. Red 0T, A 5)—658 20X —— = ;8. M0 Ave ; ¢ ‘and termrs tp suit you. 1o} mell. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO., Sulte 624 N, Y. Life Blag. Omaha, Neb. ‘Phone Red 1999, A (19)—M-915-23 & room home for you We want »posals for Shoelng ~ WANTED—TO RENT WE are any 307-11. WEBSTER STREET | WITH 110x160 FEET OF GROUND, $8,000. These two homes have 6 rooms, bath and hall each, and * are modern In every vespeet, ' Should be seen to be appreciated. We can sell them separately, but must sell t 290 first. There is room enough for one more house, and any one lcoking for an in- vestment ‘or & home, will find this a good purchase. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, RAILWAY TIME CARD 20 UNION STATION-—10TH AND MASON the yes- getting inquirles for houses. Must have sole agency. Nowata Land & Lot Co. sulte 624 N ¥. Life Bldg. 'Phone Red 199. Omabh Neb, Open evenings. well located Union Paeiffo— *Overland Limited Colorado Express amnn:'&xpr: rogon EXpress . Los Angeles Limited Fast Mall ........... China and Japan Mai! North Platte Local Colo. Chicago Spectal Beatiice & Stromsburg valley Local (motor, via Lane Cut-Off) Valley Local (motor). pm *Local passengers not carried Nos. 1 and 2. Chicago & Northwestern—— Baker Brothers Lost Game. | A good crowd of rooters were out yes- | | terday aftérnoon to support the South | Omaha Country club team, Which defeated the Baker Brothers team of Omaha, at the | South Omaha club grounds. The day was perfect, but the field was heavy. Both teams did good work and the low score lof 4 to 3, indicates close playing. Cavan- augh and Fletcher for the South Omaha | FOPresentatives Country club and Quigley and Brugemann | Py g o o g | MONUMENT FOR BRAVEST BOY ST _ LEGAL NOTICES OTICE TO CONTRACTORS—NOTICE Is liereby given that sealed bids will be recelved by the Boay of Commissioners of the South Dakota State Soldiers’ Home at Hot Springs, South Dakota, at the office of the commandant of sald home on or before the first day of June, 1909, at 2 o'clock In the afterngon, for the erection of a stone and brick smokestack for tho State Soldlers Home. acco:ding to_plans and specifications prepared by Joseph Swartz, architect, Siggy Falls, 8. D. A For the furnishings ajid settings of. three new bollers and high pressure work for the South Dakota State Boldiers' Home at Hot Springs, South Dakota, according o plans and specitications prepared by ‘Ben Cowler, chief engineer. Bids will be r ceived 'for steel stack according to specifi- cations separately. Bids can be made in | lump sum for the whole amount of the work except for the brick or steel smoke- | stack, which must be a separate bid. All bids must be accompanied by a certified | check equal to 10 per cent of the amount of the bid. The board reserves the right | to reject any and all bids. Plans and | specifications can be seen and examined |at this office of the commandant or at the office of The Omaha Bee, Omaha, Neb.; Sioux City Journal, Sioux' City, Ia.} Sloux Falls Argus Leader, Sfoux Falls, 8. D. Dated this 7th day of May, 188, by |order_of the Board of Commjssioners. J. B. GEDDIR, Commandant M11dist NOTICE OF SALE OF LOTS 1) Townsite, Wyoming. Office, Lander, Wyoming, May § 1908.— Notice is hereby given that on the 2th day of May, 19% at the town of Powell, | Wyoming, beginning at 10 a. m. of that day and continuing thereafter from day to day as long as may be necessary, we will offer at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, at not less than the appraised | u | value thereof, all of blocks 1, 2, 17, 18, and all the lots in blocks 19, 25, 20, 80, 3, i, 45, 4, 47 6, 61 and 62 in the townsite of vell, Wyoming, as shown upon the ap- { proved plat thereof. Blocks 1 and 2 will be #0ld together as pne tract. The parchase price must be paid in cash to the receiver be | fore 5 o’clock on the day the bid is accepted All parties are warned under the penalty named in Section U. 8. Rev. Stals., against any combiration or action tending to hinder or embarrass the sale of said lots or prévent free competition between bidders. ~ Willlam T. Adams, Register. 3 1614 Harney St (19)—66 15 PFTERS TRUST ©0. NEW. YORK LIFE BLDG. We want large loans on well located, rirst ol sy preperty. . ‘We caff place large amounts at low ratea Peters Trust Company, New York ‘Lite Building. a8)—166 May21 LARGE, new, inod. b-r. cottage; corner lot, 10X, 2 blocks from car ling; imme- dlate session. Get a_ home on easy payméhis from the owner. Doug. 1663 or eveningy Web. N (19)— LIST your property with Chris Boyer, and Eumlnx ts. (19)—e23 CHOICE LOT BEST PART OF SHERMAN AVE., very cheap. . Desirable lots in Kountze Place; surprisingly low prices. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO., 24 N. Y. Life Blag. Omaha, Neb. ‘Phone Red 1999, for the Bakeh Brothers team were the star | | performers. Three two base hits were rec- | orded. Quigley was loaned (o Baker | Brothers from the South Omaha Country | club team, Several>'matéhes fn Kolf were enjoyed | durlng the afternoon. Honors of the day were won by J. J. Fitzgerald. Richard Taverty Dlased cloac second during ne | MATked of all battlefieids. whete al fa so firat 18 holes, but in the second game of | FEAlstic that the visifor can alfost ‘with- the afternoon. had a streak of bad luck ;nul ald live over again lf’fi scenes of that Many games will be played this after- |Onflict. ls a' marblé effigy .showing a noani { young lad, the flag of his country In one 3 S I WIS Ilmnd). m{rln:ng toward an enemy and shak- & his fis A special meeting of the West Side Im- ¢ It was on this identical spot fn the first provement elub is called at Rex hall at ; 5 b m. today. The object of the meeting |8Y' fiEhtng that this intrepid hero fell is to discuss plans for an extension of the | H€ WAS in ‘the front of the union line street car services south from Thirty-sec-| When the contést began. and the union {ond ‘and B streets, which s the present | fOrces had ot vet rallied ito-the-scene of termination of the west side Hanscom park | €Onflict in sufficlent number to check the increasing hordes of Lee's men. | line. The club has grown tired of asking | It was the duty of this hera and his f for & viaduct over L street and a car ser- vice on that side, and they now ask that|!oWs to hold the outposts as long as pos | the west stde park car be extended to|Sible, 80 that the federal roinforcements {the South Omaha yards. Such a course | When they arrived would not have to fall will have bitter opposition. | back on some disadvantageous pasition Towshed While Aslesh that could only be defended with greatest Paul' Hackenhols, who lives at 2 difficulty, and would rot give them a Jefterson, reported to the police yester- | PTOPer chance in the struggle yet to come. day that he had been robbed while sitting | The color bearer knew that the sight of asleep in a chair In one of the South |their flag would do moré to keep them 6n Omaha saloons Friday night. He sald he [the spot and fighting, even in the face ot lost his watch and $11. He had no knowl- | hopeless odds, than any words of thelr of- edge of asiyone being near him while he| ficers could do. 8o he unfilnchingly took was asleep. The police investigated the g place at the very foreground. In all the case, but have found little as yet on Which | fray the flag of the nation was held aloft, to ""TT a ;"“wx ’Tllm :all:‘mnko:!wr vllu‘n' | and was the inspiration of those who bat- “v::":"';f:' n;:(:l:um:d:m ‘:"":‘l:"m_ Lg|Ued there, the thinning line that steadily it and sald he had noticed Hackenhol |ST¢% 1688 and less as the confederates asleep In the chair for some time, but haa | M closer. $661 110 GHE DOSF B, At last a time came when It would have 1 | been suicide to continue the unequal fight | any longer. Those who had held the men TS s An Episode on the Firing Line at - NEB. Gettysburg Suitably Inimor- tallzed. ¥ OMAHA, Sioux City Local locality.) Chicago seal Chicago Special ... Minnesota-Dakots EX. Fast Mafl ... Twin City Limited Los Angeles Limited Overland Limited . Nebraska and Wyom: Norfolk-Bonesteel Lincoin-Long Pine. Deadwood-Lincoln .. Casper-Lander Fremont-Alblon : Hastings-Superior A 3 Chicago, Rook Island & Pacifie— (Or write for name of our assoclate agent In your (20)—678 16 One of the monuments at Gettyéburg, Nebrasga. that most wonderfully preserved and GOOD CHEAP LAND, $3.90 ypr acre; 6 Neb., 2i-17-53; $1,216.00. cash, $160.00 each year, 6 per ce BONBE, 312 Shugart Bldg Bell ‘phones S14-803. 3b EebEpEE ERsBBEES a11:50 pm ng Division— Y A SURE CROP FARM Nothing sure but Irrigated Land. We have it—Colorado, western Nebraska, Wyoming, Take your cholce. See our land at Denver's door; one of the great irrigated tracts. Special m l.rm'-s every day. Write us HE WORLD INVESTMENT COMPANY, Y. Life Bldg, Omaha Neb. (20)—M8907 22 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT # ACRES near Elmwood Park; 5 miles west of postoffice; $4 per acre. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1001 N. Y. Life. Doug. or A 2152 @1)~-915 111 CeTERT EUST rest. J. G. Council_Bluffs. (20)—M714 21x B85 5E5EEE: BEEE EEE] sulte SEND for long list. Farms $6 to $100 (19)~M-918-19 | per acre. EW 6-room ‘sthictly modern house, best lacation in city, easy terms. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Buite 624 N. Y."Life Bldg., Phone Red 1909, Omaha, Neb, (19)—Mé12 19 N TRAVELING MAN’S | SACRIFICE commercial traveler I8 forctd to sell his section of Cheyenne county (Neb.) land; must realize on It at once and $.54 an acre will take it; must he sold at opce. This Is good farm-dand.in farming com- munity, 18 worth $8 an acre. Write, wire or 'phone us at once. NATIONAL INVESTMENT COMPANY, 552 Bandels Bidg., Omaha, @) Chicago Limited Towa Local Rocky Mountal v Des Moines & Eastern Moines Pa POWELL 601-4 United States Land N. REAL ESTATE LOANS and i ist yorr property with us for sale or xchange. - Walnut and Orchard HII Keally Co. 4010 Hamilton St. 'Phones Haipey 3765; Ind. B-1s42. (19)--264 Chicago (Ea Chicago Flyer urance— | A Rocky Mountain Ltd...all:13 pm Colo. & Cal. Express.. . a 1:20 pm Okl. & Texas Express..a 4:40 pm Bois enirai—— Chicago Exjprflud z: am hicago Limited ... . m Stinn-53t. 'Paul Expressd 116 am Minn.-St. Paul Limited.a 6:00 pm Omaha-Ft. Dodge L'val.a 4:16 pm Chleago Great Western, Bt Paul-Minneapolis. | 8¢, Paul-Minneapolis Chicago Limites Missourl Pacifio— K. C. & St. L. Express K. C & St L. Express. Wabash— Bt. Louls Express Bt Louis Local (frem Council Buffs).........a 8:00 am stanberry Local (from Counetl Bluffs) . OR BALE--7-room cbttage, modern except furnhce, 1420 N. 25¢th 8t ; large corner lot, southwest corner 2th and Charles . 8t Price $4.000. - W, H. Griffith, %2 Chicago St. . Tel. Dougfas 6% (19)~ M%7 1 ch L|N§ FOR SALB REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED—City loans. Peters Trust Co, (22)—528 negotiated. 5:30 pm 7:30 am South Dakota, FINE farm lands in Hand and adjoining counties, South Dakota. Hustling agents wanted. ' Jay P. Morrill, 612 Palace Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. (20)—NT47 J16x FREE GOVERNMENT LAND WANT a chance at 160 ACRES DO YOU of the finest .FARM LAND in the world Over ONE MILLION acres of rich BBCOND MORTGAGE loan Apply Room 417-18 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Bell 'phone Douglas 2318, (32)—334 WANTED—Clty loans and warrants. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St. Celorad [ COLORADO IRRIGATED SNAP. 4 ecres joining townsite, iwelve miles from Denver; fruit and vegelable land; ltes beaulifully; fine view of the moun< taine; ideal for ‘home or investment. This I be sold al one-half its present value if at once. | NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO. S Rraudeis Bidg, Omah N 18, PAYN Private money, FREE? agricultural land, ready for the plow, will soon be thrown open’ for se(tlement by the | government, in Séuth Dakota, the heaith- | lest state in t "nlon, and also the richest ek Paving Stakes Set on K. . The South Omaha engineering depart- ment set stakes on [ streel for the pav- ing of that street west of Twenty-fourth | yesterday. The time limit of the contract | is fixed for June 15. Hugh Murphy has | He turned with his men, and was the last the contsact and is ready. to proceed with | In the retreat. He had borne a charmed the work. It will in all probability [ life. Bullets had flashed around him, his finished by the time the limit expires. | flag was riddled, but not one leaden mew- The bonds for the payment of this pav-| senger had managed to carry Its message ing have been sold at a small premium, | of death to him. But In the retreat came but the money has not yet been received. | his downfall The other paving operations have not been | aMaa with begun. Hugh Murphy holds none of the | yoirir, he pau the enemy. E 7:2% am all:$0 pm Cal. & Oregon Express.a 6:00 pm. % pm Overland Limited 9:55 pm & 30 am Perry Local +b 5:16 pm bLS am . BRITISH COLUMBIA farms and fruit lands at Alberta and Saskatebewan prices, Famous Nechaco Valley, on Grand Trunk Pacific. Baskatchewan and Alberta land beaten to death. Soil superior. Climate far superior. Bigger crops, surer crops, | higher ‘prices for crops. Chegper bullding materia), cheaper fuel. With completion of Grand Trunk will come a fortune to him whe dnvests now; 50,000 acres soid in Omaha_alone. Price right and terms | casy. British Columbia Land Company, 403 Ware Block; “Omaha, Neb; (20)—MT52 17x there, the officers, at last grudgingly gave the order to fall back. The color bearer was the last to' obey. be Denver & Californta. Northwest Special . Black Hills Northwest Express Nebras peints Lincoln Fast Nebraska Express . Lincoln Local Lincoln Local . Schuyler-Plattsmouth ..b 306 pm Bell e-Flattsmouth % patriotism .apd ; the fighting to call back his scorn of He was unarmed., He had no | fivearm with which to. send back one fare- well bullet, he contented himself by shaking his fist at the enemy, and as he a1d 0 a sharpshooter picked him and put through his heart the bullet that took him into eternity. Partisan and enemy allke admitted it was an exhibition of wonderful courage, and patriots reverently remove their hats when they stand before his statue—8t. Louls Republic. —_——— Many weuk, nervous women have been restored to health by Foley's Kidney Rem- edy, as it stimalates (he kidneys mo they will eliminate the waste matter from the blood. Impurities aepress the nerves, caus- ing nervous exhaustion and other allments, Commence today and ywu will ¥00n be well Pleasant to take. For saie by all druggists, other contracts Hulsdale, South Omaha's newest and largest addi- tion was placed on sale Saturday morn- ing, May 15. A great many people visited the addition. All were pleased and nearly all bought & lot." The sale will continue all day today or until all Jots have been Antelope Inv. @2)—837 550,000 acres 'best wheat and flex land in the northwest; for further information call or write John J.. Doyle, n;onnF. 0. Plattsmouth-Iowa s0 MONEY TO BUILD. 3500 to $200,000 at current rates 1 W. H. THOMAS, 68 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. ¢ o @238 $100 TO $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead, "Wead Bldg., Tath and Farnam. (i2) g Brandels Bldg. S 22)—-329 ¥IVE PER CENT MONEY o loan on Omaha Business Property. THOMAS BRENNAN, Room 1, New York Life Bld, & 59—3% acres of upland prairie, black sandy soil, near Caney, Kan., rrice $% per acre. #7—100 ucres of agricuitural land in one body; some is leased for ofl and gas and some is not; located § miles southwest of Nowata; price §2 per acre. 179230 actes of extra good farm cated near Wann, Okl.; 200 acres of is as rich as you will find, 3 acre: some draws ‘in It; land raised ® bu. of corn " outs to the acre; 70 acres is le for ‘ol and gus and is payiug §1 per ‘acre advanced royally; big bargain * At §20 por acre. 489100 wcres of rich valley land, all smooth and part of same is in a high state of cuttivation; this land is located within three miles Of Watova, Okl., and wix mlies from Nowata, OKL, 86 acres of it is practically. in one body and 240 acres is located thi miles south; the land is vall worth §35 per acre; an exceptionally 500d bargain at $20 per acre. We hiive: land in Nowata Co. Inany size tract you may desiré from § acres up at rices ‘ranging from $10 to $ per acre. here are 4,30 flowing o) wells in No- Co. Natural gas is at 2c per L0 cublc feet. You might get an oll well with your land. The flwwm & Chie Central R R east and west through this county is a certainty. Land will probably double in value within two years. You can't afford to miss this opportunity. Ask Mo. ticket agent about low rates to Now: Come ip and see us or write. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. Ilfi. 624 N. Y. Life Bidg. ‘Phone . Red 198 Qmaha. Neb. Open. evenia: )M 18 OREGON farms, city and suburban homes. Parties coming to Oregon might get some information that will be a help to them in selecting a home. Thirty years of continual ~residedce in ‘the ” Willametts valley might eflable us to give you some information that would save you son money. Direct your letters to Everett & McCleod, Room .28 Rothchild Bldg.. Portland, Ore. (20)—M469 Jeld FAMOUS CAMAS PRAIRIE—Rich. black il, abundant tall, mild climal for map of nofthwest. Qeo. Grangoevilla, Tdaho. Heron, Receive M_15-1 BOSTWICK & CO. N. Y. Life. GOVERNMENT NOTICES @3 —— - - =" | PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND MUTTON. PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. Sherwood, | Omaha, Neh. April 19, 1%%.—Scaled pro 616 Brandels Bldg. (22)—82 ' | posals, In triplicate, for furnishing and de- - — W—— livering fresh beef and mitton required G d 6 | during six months beginning July 1, 1909, | tions set forth in Circular No. 4, War De- of this LAND and YOUR FUTURE WILL 00 30 - ¢ Saraae e & i BE SECURE. This Is the last great gov- 1::"1""'\15'_‘!!“;"'1'2;’\' af the’ Commisesy BURLINGTON ernment land openimg and you will never F‘ <l Pard o i Vi, F o g r have such an opportunity Egain M_ t | ¢ 19, 1909 e following po LARGE, Handsomely, llustrated Book- arm Ort{gages |« may i, 1w tor the tollowing 'posts. Neb.; Fort Des Moines la.; F ilxim n\"- fi"[“ upvmnud will be ‘(‘m;!vulwdi Always on hand and for sale in | worth, ;)Krvln‘) and Military P! omestead Laws,- and & great deal ol orth, R g Mijiacy on ¥ other valuable informution, wgether wilh amounts from $300 to $3,000. B 7ot Vg vy T € a big map of South Dakota, showing the INQON £ PR G 9 ® o o % e e location of the land that.is to be given BENSON & MYERS, V3o, sad Fort Meade, 8, .U, Infarmation (22)-—M833 17 |application to the commissaries of the re All for only 2c. Slamels £ PP 4 3 T y — | ive posts or to undarsigned. Envelope The grandest opportunity of a lifetime | REAL est Poet - iy . widow In the United States to become for- | Old Boston Store Bldg. Bty : b N | ever ‘indépendent. Bldg. | opencd May 19, 199." and w.ddressed to ti r $500 TO $200,00 on improved property; | 3 . 9 21 5-17 Wishek, N. D @) hsia Jidx | at ourriske Don't put It off. Do it today. | “delay. GARVIN' BROS. 104" Farnag 8, | o G U 8 Ay ARDEE WU | R Limited = e » e Pimestead THePmatcD B e (22)-M357 |CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, | Chicago Speci Oklahoma | & Dok 0—M-0e-18 [ O mana, SNebruska. May 15, 1008-Sealed | Chicago Express . 1 — = proposals, in triplicate, will be received | Chicago Flyer Rere and by quartermasters at the posts (lowa Local dard time, June 14, 199, for furnishing oats, | Kansas City & St. Jo h:&n. hay and straw, during the period K'An!ul City & 8t. Joe.a from August 1, 1906, to September 3, 1909, | Kansas City & St Joe al Omaha quartermaster depot. Forts | Crook, Omaha and Robinson, Nebraski;, | WEBSTER $TA.—10TR & WEBSTER %00 to $,00; low rate per capita. GET A QUARTER SECTION in accordance with specifications and condi- ;" Forts Crook, Omaha ob let telling all about this wonderful country, | vis.: ~Forts Crook, Omaha and Robin away, rallroads, and everything complete. and biank proposals will be furnished on and contracts bought Wrap A quarter in an envelope and send |undersigned. B, F. Bastman, Licut, Colonel, | 5 \CONOw 0 omouthy named herein, until 10 a. m., central stan- | Bt. Louls Exprese. Forts Leavenworth and Riley, Kansas; OCEAN STEAMSHIPS F-fi E.m“hc’fil. li.l D“."E Satety, Speed, Comfort vis Mavre to Paris, the City Beautiful, Fast Traios to Al.l Coiflll-glll ’Dllll. Compagnie Générale Transatlantique very Tharkaty. J0A M. Thoy are modors won: ders, with all conveniences and luxuries st 3 on even ssen- , rool cafes, orchestras, ous jum, dafly pew ", e teat comtort. Naval ofcers. telegraphy. sub- 5 aHors every pecvision La Provence . La Bavols ... LOWEST RATES-memw, Forts D. A. Russell and Mackenzie, Wyo: | ming; Fort Des Moines, lowa, and Fort Meade, South Dakota. Proposals for de. livery at other places will not be enter tained. United States reserves the right to reject or accept any or all proposals o any part thereof. Information furnished | {on application here or to quartermasters ' Emerson Local om at stations named. Envelopes containing | missouri Pacifin proposals should be marked *Proposals for . Forage,” and sddressed to MAJOR D. E Auburn Local pm M'CARTHY, Chief Quartermaster {“'a Dally. b Daily except Sunduy. MI5-17-18 Jio-1-12 | @4y only. & Dally except Saturda Chicago, Paul, Minneapolis & Om. Twin City Passenger... Sloux City Passenger 8icux City Local $50 TO $,000 in homes In Omaha. O'Keefs Real Estate Co., 1001 N. ¥, Tife. * Beus or A-2152. (22)—-333 WHAY California «ould give you twent; 2 S — - Pate aan Texas Noutherm Hult Coam | MONEY TO LOAN—Payne Investment Co. gtters ‘you now. ®woyear.old Sateuma | range Groves are fow being developed, 80 "B “wera”” Vigatables: betwean rows immediate me. - You hold titl ‘e do all work al ys, giVing you cash shars crops Dec.. 1 isll. 102 &0 acre Iy; 3 4 1918, §76 acte yearly; 1516, N7, 1918, Mcre yearly; 1819 (o I 82%' ver ' acre "yearly; . thereafter hall profits annually.” You can buy one acre or upwards. No finer investment plan in extstence limited amount for sale. Come quick YOU Want your share, Stiri\ng Improvement: Co..- Duluth, Minn. ©0)—-M8s7 20x WHEN you write to advertisers, remem- ber that it takes but an extra stroke or two of the pen (o mipntion the fact that You saw the ad @ The O~ Not a Case for a Surge country parson was one day going hi usual round of visiting, when he wa stopped by one of his congregation, an old farmhand, who said; “A~" hoo 'be yer darter this marning, yer reverend?' “My daughter!” exclaimed the parson, rather surprised! “oh; she 15 quite well thank you.'" “What!" cried the REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS for a 5-room house, & $-room house and & couple of vacant lots. NOWATA LAND AND LOT COMPANY, Suite 624 Y. Life Bl Omaha. 'Phone Red 1999, Evenl @ | WILL pay spot cash for T-room house, modern in every respect, in western part of city, if price s right NOWATA LAND AND LOT C0. Suite 64 N. ¥. Ld Phone Red 1909 Open Evenings. OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING | Quartermaster, Fort Leavenworth, Kan- June 10 June 10 June ¥ rustic, “‘quite welll Why, I haerd she had a cycle acciden yesterday. an' busted her inner tabingl -8an Franclsco Argonaut An Aute Col means many bad bruises Arnica Balve heals quickly, which Buekien's # it does sores | naz, May 13, 108.—8ealed proposals. in trip- | OCEAN STEAMSHIPS licate, will be rceived hete until 1l a. m. | ——— e ay 8, and then opened for consiruct- NSt e Yoet ‘water mains 4 and ac, . CANADIAN PACIFIC :I 6 lllrm‘ll feet lr‘:!l ; Ezn'\i )rt' nch, 888 | LESS m.“'o" DAYS AT SBA. ineal feet drains 4, and 12-inc| and for wWeakly Yueobes iwo fire hydrants. Full information and | ™ % flv-r l blank forms of proposals furnished on ap- | Two days on the besuliful St Lawi plicatlon. Plans and specifications may be | river and the shortest ocean route to 0 in office of Chlef Quarter- ‘[o and Master Bullders' Ex. | * Nothing oetter on the Atiantio thaa our City Missourt United | Empresses Cw he right to accept or reject class, $90; gl one class ;n) e {:ro;;‘n:.l i;ny rts tTen}QL ‘AN:. $45. il i Rt S nvelopes o marke: roposals for our -l ater Maine, Sewars. eie ' and addressed | 1nge rates and. BookIet. . to Captain Wm. D. Davis. Quartermaster. C. 5. BENJAMIN, G. A M15-16-17-15-26-21 233 South Clark Bt