Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 29, 1909, Page 19

, o) crry rEE#:LnEQT{LE SALE. (Continved) REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. Continued.) CLUB TERRACE | %TH ST. AND LINCOLN BOULI AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FIELD CLUB been offered at prices and on terms we offer this. It you get in on time to get your cholee. days, WE HAVE PRICED THEM AT $3%0 BALANCE # TO $10 A MONTH, ACCOR & sale of eheap lots, but a sale of good lots Sale Wednesday, June 2, 2 p. m., and every until dark. A e chance. IF YOU WA EVARD (CENTER ST), RIGHT IN TOWN. Nothing like it has before Only 50 lots. Your opportunity In order to close these lots out in a few TO $780 EACH. TERMS: $ TO $10 CASH, DING TO PRICE OF LOTS. This is not at cheap cash prices on easy payments. evening until date of sale, from 4 p. m. NT A LOT IN THE FIELD CLUB DIS- TRICT FOR A HOME OR FOR INVESTMENT, you cannot afford to pass this by Without tnvestigating it. It will only cost are prejudiced in favor of this property. and show you the lots. you ear fare to find out whether or not we We will gladly put our time against yours Benson & Carmichael, Tel. Douglas 1722. 642 Paxton Block. (19)--885 28 BOULEVARD HOUSR, 248 North 19th Bt., § reoms, modern, nl‘ $2,00. Thomas Brefinan. Room 1 Ne ork Lite Bldg. a9)—320 “6-R Cottage, $2,250 Lot. 60 feet front on Fowler Ave, near Florence boulevard; sewer. water and gAs; street paved and paid for: very homelike neat place; (near two cars). Harrison & Morton, (19)—-700 40 Acres $6,500 High and sightly, highly improved, near Arthur Brandels' country home. Harrison & Morton (19)—M58 NICE CHEAP HOME. 6-r. house, moder lendid furnace; block to car; 429 Capitol Ave. Only $25%. J. H. Parrotte, Board of Trade, (19)—Ma21 29 10-ROOM KOUNTZE PLACE HOME, $6,000 2022 Wirt street. Thi for momeone with a large family, located on the cholcest street in Kounize Place. The_ street {8 paved with asphalt and the lot hae large shade trees in front and is nigely tes A There s reception hall, parior. lving room, library, dining room and kitchen on the first floor and five bedrooms and bath on the second floor, also attic. House is bullt of very heavy lumber throughout, having 2x6 studding instead of the ordinary 2x4 studding U nowadays, and most of it is white pine lumber. The ceilings are high. There are bay windows on three sides of the house. It the latest styie of open plumbing and several years ago one of the best hot water heating plants was Installed. Large front porch was put vear. The house fs in first-class repalr throughout. The owner of this prop- erty | inxfous to sell and has made a very reasonable price for quick sale. 1t will not be necessary to p i as the owner will take & mortgage back for over half the amount. You can call at our office or go direct to the house and look it over. Possession can be given in a very short ti N HABTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney st (19)—492 28 NORTH PART OF TOWN Boutheast corner of 29th and Ames Ave., brand new, 5-room cottage with five Ilv(n! rooms besides good bath room, closets an large attic, full cella nickel-plated piumb- ing. tinjehed floors. everything right up-to- date. (‘an be bought on easy terms. Price, $2,650. House ready to move right in, Payne, Bostwick & Co,, Sole Agents, Main Floor N. Y. Life. For Sale To Be Removed with hard wood finlsh. Price, §2,000. Al large frame barn which would make two good houses. Con- tains 20,00 feet white pine lumber and several thousand brick. Price, $350. J. H. DUMONT & SON, Phone Douglas 690. 1006 Farpam St (19)—8%4 28 CLOSE IN, CAN'T BE BEAT 8-room house, built 2% years, fs striotly modern, reception hall, parior, library, din- ing room amnd kitchen, vestibule for {ce box on first flgor, all finished In oak, also gas, grate, electric light and gas, ¢ elegant - rooms and bath on 2d floor and nice attic, full cemented cellar, furnace, laundry and vegetable cellar, cement walks and paved street, all paid,_ fine location and neigh- borhoed. near 2th and St. Mary's Ave. Price, $.860. Birket & Tebbens, 423 Bee Bldg. Doug. 754 Phones A-1754. (19)—897 28 Business Lot, $36,000 Corner, near heart of new, live, improv! distriot, available at once for improv ment; (as safe as corn land) Harrison & Morton, 910 A Fine Home 05 DEWEY AVE Leception hall, patlor, back parlor, dining room., kiichicn on first floor, finished In oak; four bedrooms and bath on second floor. finished in hard pine; large cedar closols; mantel and firepiace, combination fixtures.’ laundry, fine furnace; ocement walke, paved streets; corner Ici, 6x154 feet. It you are looking for a home sce this one P. 0. NIELSEN & €0, Y. Lite Bldg. Both 'Fhones. (19)-7'3 29 N GOOD CORNER CHEAP WEST FARNAM DISTRICT $2.300 for 106x13 feet, south and east fron respectively, y two blocks from Farnam v line, paved street to same, water and sewer in reet, room for taree or four s, nothing as good and \s cheap In this district. In- vestigate at once If you want 4 good buy. ORGE & CO., 1601 FARNAM ST ‘Phone Douglas 756 9732 28 BOOD INVESTMENT. 6-r, mod house, nearly new—$l,%0-1708 North 3th. Rents §16 8 mo. Easy terma. J . Parrotte. (19)—M522 % FOR SALE—$-room cottage. molern ex. | cept heat, cemented cellar, newly papered, south front, shade trees, paved street. one block from best car line, exceilent Belghborbood. Mi8 Jones St (19)—Ma31 30x 123 S. 39th St A beautiful welve-room residence of the Five tinest stone and frame construction. rooms on first tloor, | han, including reception parldr, library, dining room and kitehen; on the second floor there are 4 large bed rooms and two bath rooms; three with laundry and fine hot water rooms on. third floor; full basement, storage roon | heating Large location plant. lot 70x155 with good shade trees; 1s second to none, this being one of the finest strests in the city. Owner is leaving the city, will make & most attractive price. THE BYRON REED CO., Phone Doug. 207. 212 So. 14th St. (19)—838 28 A GOOD WAY TO OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY Get off Florence car at 30th and Fort, walk three blocks west, and adjoining the officers’ quarters at Fort Omaha you will Charlesew Heights where bullding lots are shortly to be sold on graded streets for less than acreage property in the country. Full Size Lots, $65 and Up The great demand forces us to_reserve these lots in advance of sale. You can make reservations from the salesman on ground from 1 to 8 o'clock Baturday and all day Monday. REAL ESTATE TITLE- TRUST CO., Ground Floor, 1201 Farnam_ St. CHARLES BE. WILLIAMSON, President. We have a subdivision of Newport, a few blocks north of Charlesew Heights that we can sell on basis of Hc per week; no interest or taxes for two years. Ask salesman to show them to you. (19)—Ms24 29 Bungalow Modern, n spic and span. Parlors, reception hall, dining room, kitchen, two large bed chambers, bath, fino cellnr, Fox furnace, gas and electric light, city ! water and sewer, cement Steps aud Wain everything modern, everything the best, #ood location, lot 38x156, lays fine, 1% blocks from car, near school and only ten minutes’ car ride to heart of city. Price only $3,000, located at 921 8. 3th Ave. Keys at 1002 8. 38th Ave. C. G. Carlberg, 911 N. Y. Life Bldg. (9)—87¢ 29 |18 interested in a home. There may be | just what you want on the list. | our office or telephone us your mame and {you can STATE PERTY FOR SALE. (Continued AN o) FA (Y IT IS AN ASSURED FACT You can make & better living on 10 acres of land close to & big city than working for wages in the city itself. We have for sale several elegant tracts of 2 to 10 acres each, partly set to frult close to paved roads and only 1 mile from Benson. Moderate prices and reasonable | terms. May we show them to you today? | PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg. CITY PRI Tel., Douglas 1781; Ind., A-118 i (19)—872 Je3 NEW 5-ROOM COTTAGE $2,850 2523 CAMDEN AVENUE This i& a well bullt house, has parior, | dining room, kitchen, two bed rooms, bath room and pantry on first floor; stairway t attie, which is floored and can be used fo a store room. The rooms are ail nice siz nd well arranged. A good cellar, which s all cemented. House has first-class plumbing, city watsr, sewer and gas. Only one block from car line. Will sell on a reasonable cash payment and the balance monthly payments. HASTINGE8 & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St. (19)—8% 29 2414 Ft. on Farnam, $16,000 Midway between 20th and 24th, 3-story, brick improvement. Harrison & Morton, | 9)—702 66 HOMES We have & new printed list of 66 homes, ranging in zrlu\ from $1,100 to $7,600, that we would like to have everyone have who Call at address and we will mail you the list, then 0 out and look the properties over at your leisure. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St (19)—691 2 ON EASY TERMS A £004 6-room house, two blocks from car, strictly modern brand new. in good nelghborhood. Small payment down, bal- ance monthly. Payne, Bostwick& Co,, | Sole Agents, Main Floor N. Y. Life (19)—879 28 6-ROOM HOUSE, 202 8. HTH AVE. Look at It. Make offer. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Buite 624 N. Y. Life Bidg. ‘Phone Red 1999. Omaha, Neb. (19)—-M619 30 DUNDEE OMAHA, SATURDAY, MAY 29, raRM ARnHH#(‘ESITNnE FOR SALBFARWM "“"E*I‘.‘_ES'T‘AJE Fom sALW “Tdaho-Carey-Act-Lands Snake River Valley—Twin Falls Country| IDAHO IRRIGATION COMPANY'S8 PROJECT. Engineering and Construotion Work by J. G. White & Company, Incorporated. 50,000 Acres Will Be Opened by Drawing Under the Supervision of the Idaho State Land Board. SHOSHONE, IDAHO, JUNE 8, 1909 Registration Will Open , June 1st, Closes June 7, 1909 IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME TO SHOSHONE, IDAHO, AND INVESTIGATE. WRITE C. B. HURTT, Mgr. Land Sales Dept. BOISE, IDAHO (20)-200-1 7x Nebraska. . It's Your Good Fortune to live while good land can still be bought at a reasonable price. Lot 21, block 8, Dundee, south front, at Blst & Underwood Ave., B0x135 feet; gas city water, sidewalks and shade treets i Owner will sell for §100. Lees than valu PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel,, Douglas 1781; Ind., A-118. 19)—678 30 FARM ANIFE}&CESIQJE FOR SALB British Columbla. British Columbia farm and fruit I at Alberta and Saskatchewan pric Famous Nechaco valley, on Grand Trunk Pacific. Saskatchewan and Alberta land beaten to death. Soil superior. Climate far superior. Bigger crops, surer crops, her prices for croj Cheaper bullding material, cheaper fuel. With compietion of Grand Trunk will come @& fortune to him who invests now; 50,000 acres sold in Omaha alone. Price only $l1 per acre. Easy terms. British Columbia Land Co., 408 Ware Block, Omaha, Neb. (20)—~M916 30x — Colorado. COLORADO IRRIGATED SNAP. @ acres joining townsite, twelve miles from Denver; frult and vegetabie iandy lies beautifully; fine viow of the moums tains; Ideal for home or lnvestment. Th's will be seld at one-half its Jresent valus if at once. NATIONAL INVESTMENT co,, G2 Fraudels Bidg., Omaha, Neb. (20)—209 WESTBRN COAL LANDS Several thousand acres of western coal land. Price reasonable. Must be sold soon. Address CARR & NASH, Blanca, Colo. Reference: Blanca State bank. % ACRES, Sedgwick Co., Colo.; sub-irriga- tion; $16' per acre. Fine truck farm. J. G. Bone, owner, 312 Shugart Block, Coun- cll Blutis, Ia. 'Phones 8 and 814. (30)—M&27 81x —— LAND for sale in Colorado within 6 miles of Julesburg, nice prairle, $10 per acre; % down, balance § years' time. Address Thos. Cochrane, Lincoln, Neb. (20)—M29 Nebraska. GOOD LAND CHEAP. 60 acres in western Neb. $.60 per acre. $960 cash, balance in elght years; $160 each year 160 acres, 4 miles south of Dix, Neb., §10 er acre. Every acre can be cultivated. G. Bone, owner, 312 Shugart Block, Councti” Blutts, 1a. Phones 8 and 14 (20)—M626 1x 66 HOMES We Lave a new printed list of 65 homes, ranging in price from $1,100 to §7.600, that we would like "0 have everyone have who is interested Ir a home. There may be just what you want on the list. Call at our office or telephone us your name and address and we will mail you the list then you can go out and look the properties | over your leisure. | HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St. | (19)-736 28 GOOD SIX-ROOM HOUSE Almost new, in best of order, hall, parlor, dining room and kitchen on first fioor: & bed rooms and bath upstairs; cellar under whole house, cement walks, lof 403137, shade and frult trees: good neighborhood, | convenient to 242% Spencer. Owner );;n left city and anxious to sell. Price, W. H. GATES, €17 N. Y. Life. 'Phone Doug. 1204, ( (19)~-837 POPPLETON PARK ADDITION 43D AND CASS. SOUTH FRONT CORNER LOT| PAVED STREET, $800. Just listed with us today at a low price for quick sale. A fine lot in a very rap- | \dly developing neighborhood. Wil be | worth $1500 In two vears. If you want (his lot, buy it today. Office open Saturday and Monday even- ings, | HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1814 Harney st A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT 45%x140. ONLY $925.00, PAVING AND ALL TAXES PAID. Think of 1t—$5000 to $10,000 new homes in same block, and only one block from Far- nam and Walnut Hill cars. This is & north front on Cuming street, just 137 feet west t Ave. A dandy building site for fine bungalow or larger home. See it today. iPayne. Bostwick & Co, Sole Agents, Main Floor N. Y. Life R s (19)—898 28 BIG SNAP FOR SALE. Fine improved farm, 16, in central Ne- br | in cultivation but few acres; | % acres alfalfa; handy to town and school g:i.cfl 4§75 acre, good terms; one of the t In the state. Address the owner, ¥ 76, care Omaha Bee. (20)—M662 Jesx REAL estate auction. I will sell at auction on Tuesday. June 1 at 2:30p. m., to settle up an estate two tracts of land, suitable for feed lots, one with flowing well, the | other with living spring, including fen. sheds, trees and other Improvements. | One tract contalning five acres. one three and one-fourth acres are located in the west side of Springfiald, within the village limits. Great place for feeder, or one Who desires to make summer resort. For particulars call upon or write C. F. Calhoun, Springfield, Neb (20)—M911 31 BARGAINS IN NEBRASKA 640-acre farm near Pllger and Wisner, Neb.; two sets of improvements; 30 acres in cultivation, 600 acres of farm land; only | 82150 per' acre. THINK OF IT. Write quick, don't delay for price has been re- | duced nearly 310 to close estate by June & ABBOTT REALTY CO., 415 Brandels Bldg. 415 Brandeis Bldg. Omaha. | 20)—MT18 %0 36 to $100 ldg. gl (20)—M315 ‘D for long lst “farm acre. BEMIS, Bra flas ".? nm .tll:a no;l'l‘l u:'l;hlo:' rurm-’- nformation call or write John L ‘Wishek, N. D (@) KflflDJ:’Ix" Oregen. | OREGON farms, elt, Parties coml information and suburban homes, 1o Oregon might get soma t will 'be a help to them in selecting & home. Thirty “years of continual Fesidence in the Willamette valley might enable us to give you some information that would save you some money. Direct your letters to Everett & | I will bulld you 5 od. ul a r. mod. cottage, lot Bxi®. on easy payments. J. H X Board of Trade i B" FOR SALE—Ten thousand acres of timber land, finest in Oregon; all in one body and one ownership. Address E M. Fur. man, Coquille, Ore, (20)—M853 Jed Scott’s Bluff Irrigated Land offers the best return on your investment, and that's what you are looking for. You don’t want a plece of land that will keep you poor the rest of your life. Scott's Bluff irrigated land will pay for itself in two to five years. Irrigation gets the best there is out of the land EVERY TIME. There's no drouth, no floods, no uncertainty about farming here. If & trip to Scott's Bluff will be the means of your getting a piace of this land, it will be worth much more to you than you could possibly make at home. Next Excursion June 1, 1909, NOW (s your opportunity. This lan @ is within your reach. It's low in price and only one-fifth cash is required to buy. More time than you need on the balance. Every day sees more of this land sold; more settlers coming in; more homes being bullt. It's not a new country; merely the development of an old country, now just under irrigation, where the possibilities of the land are just coming to be realized. We go every first and third Tuesday. Come and join us. Write for our beautitul, {llustrated booklet, telling all about this great country. ADDRESS: Payne Investment Company, General Colonization Agents, (Agk for the name of our Omaha, Nebraska. agent in your locality.) (20)~871 28 Okiahoma, OKLAHOMA 489320 acres of upland prairie, black sandy eoll, near Caney, Kan., price $20 per ucre. 487100 acres of agricuitural land in ono some is leased for ofl and gas and some is not; located 9 miles southwest of Nowata; price §22 per acr -2 acres’ of extra good farm land, lo- cated near Wann, OkL; 200 acres of this is as rich as you will find, % acres has some draws In it; land raised 6 bu. of corn and oats to the acre; 70 acres Is leased for oll and gas and 'is paying $1 per acre advanced royalty; big bargain at §20 per acre. 491,040 acres of rich valley land, all smooth and part of same s in a high ate of cultivation; this land is located within three miles of Watova, OklL, and six miles from Nowata, Okl, 80 acres of it is practically in one body and 40 acres is located three miles south; the land s well worth $36 per acre; an exceptionally ood bargain at $20 per acre. e have land in Nowata Co. in any size tract you may desire from b acres up at rices ranging trom $10 to §85 per acre. Khere are 40 flowing oil wells in No- wata Co. Natural gas is sold at 2o per 1,000 cubic feet. You might get an ol well with your land. Average rainfall in Nowata county, % inches per annum; average from March 1 to October 1, 24 inches, and distributed just as needed Good water is found from 20 to 40 feet. Find Nowata county on your map. The Oklahoma & Cherokee Central R. R east and west through this county is & certainty. Lacd will probably double in value within two years. You can't afford to miss this opportunity. Ask Mo. Pac ticket agent about low rates to Nowata. Cofue fn and see us, or write, NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. ‘Phone Hed 196, Open evenings. OKLAHOMA ORIGINAL ALLOTMENT MAP Showing each Indian allotment in Cherokee Btrip. Tt 18 & curiosity. Come in and see it. We will explain why the land is so cheap NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite &4 N. Y. Life Phone Red 1299, (20)—M935 30 10,000 Acresof Land Now Open to Entry under the Carey Act at Wheatland, Wyo Write us for full information, how to @et some of thess lunds. We will locate Jou snd look after your interems care ully. This is a splendid section, the soil is rich; it is a gres! sifaifs, wneat, oats, bariey, sugar beet and potato country. Fruit does well. The land s ready to plew, Bullding materials are cheap, tuel abundant, We have railroad, school and church facllitl, and the best of neighbors. This is a dairy country. You can get rich farming here. We want you to have our full descriptive fllustrated elre at once, free for the asking. Write; we want to hear from you. In- uire of R Mason, Immigration Agt., heatland, Wyo, a)';‘ South Dakota. FINE farm lands in Hand and adjoining countie South Dakota. Hustling agents wanted. Jay P. Morrill, 612 Palace Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. (0)—MT747 J1bx FOR SALE—Cholce farm land in Brule county, 8. D., where crops are sure, cli- mate 18 good and your investment is safe, in the corn belt of the Missouri valley. For book and pricep address L. L. Hagaman, Pukwana, 8. I\ (20)—M845 Jedx 18 acres, Hand Co., So. Dakota, near Mil- ler; $1450 per acre. J. G. Bone, owner, 812 Shugart Block, Council Bluffs, Ta. Phone Bell $08-§14. 120)—M625'31x Texas. BUY cheap Texas land, §1 to $8 per aere, balance forty years' time, 3 per cent in- terest. The last cheap land in the south- west. Send us yeur name today. Texas Development Publishing Co. Houston, Tex. (2039649 _JeTx_ REAL ESTATE LOANS REAL estate purchase .oney, -uii..e.. and contracts buufilL ‘Antelope Inv. Co., Old Bosion Store Bldg. ¥IVE PER CENT MONEY to loan on Omaha Business Property. THOMAS BRENNAN, Room 1, New York Life md’z @a)—a MONEY TO LOAN—Payne Investment Co. @)-an $00 TO $10,000 made promptly. F. Wead Bidg., 18th and Farnam. PRIVATE money o loan. J. H. Sherwood, 61¢ Brandeis Sidg. (Z—% PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. N. Y, Life Private money, 300 to %,000; low rate, (2)—an 00 TO 3200000 on WLinproved property; no delay. GARVIN BROE, 1404 Farnam 8t (32)— M367 T MONEY TO BUILD. r’flw Lo 3200000 at current rate W. H. THOMAS, 58 First Nut'l Ban) Bldg. s 5 LOWEST RATES-vemw, Brandels Bldg. 122)-329 #® TO 3,000 in homes 1n Omaha. Real Estate Co., 1001 N. or A-2162. WANTED—City loans. Peters i-m’a{t:o‘.- WANTED-City loans and warran Farnam Bmith & Co.. 130 Farnam St BCOND MORTGASE Apply Room 4ii-la Fi TED WILL PAY SPOT CASH tor strictly modern, T-room house in west- ern part of city—if price is right NOWATA LAND AND LOT Suite: 624 N. Y. Lite Bid co., Phone Red 1966 Omah Neb. (28)— M6 30 INFORMATION WANTED— From owner who has farm f le for dalry or gencral farming; any sige or location owners only need answer who will sell direct to buyer without paying commis- aion. Give price_and brief description. G Currier, Room T8 K, 4§ W Monroe St Chicago, LU (28)—-6%0 Bx \ REAL ESTATE WANTED (Continued.) WE HAVE BUYERS for #-room house and & coup! room house, & | f vacant lota NOWATA LAND AND LOT COMPANY, Suite &4 Y. Life Bldg, Omaha. ‘Phone Red 1 Open Even, (- STOVE REPAIRS | EW furnaces; hot water and hot air com. | bination heatin 3 nd 4-hole laundry hot water heaters, mantle grates, gas | stoves repaired, water fronts and flower apes. Omaha Btove Repalr Works. 1§ 128 Douglas St. ‘Phones Ind. A-8821, Bell Douglas 860 —a 'WANTED—TO BUY BEST price paid fur secondnand furniture, carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. 3971 | o for %d-bard furniture, EST price pal alothing, Wm. Rosenblatt. Tel. 101 )—338 WANTED — Medical practice; fixtures bought. Address J. + 41 Delhl 8t Guelph, Ont. (26)—M884 31x STANDARD upright planos. Phone Web- ster 1. (%) —M6B I WILL be at Jones' barn, 1114 Dougias St, Monday. One day only to buy horses, all clases. Pay highest market prices. J. M. Malone. (25)—MO12 30x WANTED—T0Q RENT Ring Inquiries for well located Must have sole agency. Nowats Land & Lot Co., sulte Y. Life Bldg. 'Phone Red 1999 Omaha, Neb Open evenings. (26)—MT12— WANTED—Room and board; young cou- ple; state price and location. Address Y 7, care Bee. (28)—M919 29x WANTED—SITUATIONS POBITION wanted by man with good run- about auto. Temperate and married. Address C, C., 311 Bth 8t (27)—M856 30 __ RAILWAY_TIME CARD UNION STATJON—10TH AND MASON Unio Arrive. “Overiand Limited. 40 pm Colorado Express 00 pm Altantic Express N am Oregon EXpress. 0 pm Los Augeles Limited.. 0 pm N L % pm China and Japan Mail & pm North Platie Local.... & pm Colo. Chicago Special. 06 am Beatrice & Stromsburg Local .. b b 40 pm Valley Locgi (motor via Lane Cut-Off)....-.....ald:00 am & 2:46 pm Valley Lotal (motor) Hastings-Superior *Local passengers os. 1 anda 3. cago, Rock 1 nd & Pacifiom— EAST. Norfolk & So. Platte. Chicago Limited Towa L‘g’cnl Rocky Mou Des Molnes % Eastern 5553 ettt §33 EBSEEE3EE Chicago Fiyer..... ek WEST. Roeky Mountain Ltd. Colo. & Cal. 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These young men call up from the boarding house while they're plcking their teeth after meals, to make definite and ocertain Arrangements for sltting on the cosy corners that they have picked out for theirs. The result is that when a married woman on the line wants to call up her dressmaker or make a bridge date, she has to wait for hours At & time while the members of the hand- holders' crowd with hearts keeping syn- copated time together, e'en thofigh far apart, ping pong thelr conversation back and forth over the wires She thought for a time of msking the telephone company to put her on another line. But she thoukht thén ef another WAy to get possible rellef. Now when- ever there Is a conversation going on ever that line she “listens in."" The other night @ young man at the boarding house notl- fled an East Cleveland creaturs that he would be out to do a fireside companion turn that evening. Then the married woman In a soft gurgle volce butted in. “Wh she says, “‘you cAn't go out there. You told that Lorain avenue gtrl you'd be over tonight." The last Cleveland party supposed the interruption came from somebody at the boarding house who knew just what svery boarder had booked for the week. That's one case that this revengeful married woman has put on the blink and will have to answer for. Then a few days ago this womsn heard two rings for the boarding houss. She answered the phone herself, and as no- body answered at the boarding house sh did the talking. “Is Mr. Jones there?" a peart voloe Inquired. “Why, no,” replied the woman with the Mrs. to her name, “he went over t& To- tedo to be married tonight.” The next day when that supposedly mar- ried-in-Toledo man sought to book & place On a certain pillow strewn davenport he &ot his. If that boarding house doesn't put fn & private line soon shattered romances Wil be lying about the place as thick as hapkin rings.—Cleveland Plain Dealer. ST. PAUL GETS SWITCHMEN Minnesota Captures Conventton ‘Which Lincoln Was an Ap- plicant. PEORIA, I, May 2.—The old roster of officers of the grand lodge of the Switchmen's unfon of North America, w re-elected at the sesston today, following a slight opposition to Frank T. Hawley, president. The opposition was raised by friends of Frank M. Cassidy, editor of the official organ of the organisation, who wanted to elect the editor to the office of grand president. 8t. Paul won the convention easily by a vote of 9 against Pittsburg's 8L —_— REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Charles L. Thomas to W, C. Thomas, lot block 2, Bedford Place., Auna Lev! et al to John Linder, lot 7, block 1, Jetter's add.... .. 500 H. J. Stiger and wife to Caroline Relsing, nig lot 11, block 20, Wilcox 24 add.. Lo 2,160 Edgar B. Taylor to Charles L. Bond, lot 9, block 15, Walnut Hul.. 1,100 J. C. Cowan and wife to R. E. lots 11 and 12, Niel's add.............. 300 Fred Nelson and wife to Luther Drake, lot 1, block 5, Orchard Hill.. 1,600 Lora M. Austin and husband to Min- nie C. Danielsen, lot 20, block 3, Hastings & Heyden's 24 add ] Terezia Lichnovsky to Andrew and wife, lot 5, block 121, South Omaha Frederic tromberg and wife Anna Dwelley, lot 21, block 1, Moe's sub .. 2,800 Louise 8. McDowell and husband to Blanche M. MeDowell, wis ft. lo# 10, block 10, Shinn's add............... 1 Ida G. Poynton to John H. Grossman, lots 3, 4, 19, 22 and 2, block “A," Mulford & Grossmann's sub.. L. 480 Georglana V. Mulford to same, lots 5, 6, 18, 20 and 21, block “A,” Mulford & Grossmann's sub.. Xt 4 1 Hannah 8. Boon to Georgiana V. Mul ford, lots & and 6, block “A," Mul- ford & Grossmann's sub...... 1 H. B. Mulford et Boone, lot 5, block “A,” Washington Hill 400 willia deryou, lots 10, 11 and 12, block 10, Halcyon Heights... . 0. C. Redick to N. L. Trimble, Tot block 3, Clark Redick's add Byron R. Hastings, trustee, io Lioyd Kilgore, lot 8, re-plat block 8, Military add. # Giattinn: Lawrence Nelson to H. D. Guinn, lot 23, block 8 Missourl Avenue Park.. 400 Christiana Harmon to Anna E. Cain. lots § and 10, block 5, Porest Hill. . L. Cain and wife to Christiani Harmon, same. Total.. Mountain Breezes HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS Wost Delightful Mouth of the Wear in the Pine Woods. Bummer Rates st Motels are Wow in Bffect. MISSOURI PACIFIC IRON \ MOUNTAIN, GO NOW The baths will make of you a new person and fit you for the busy summer months to come. s Ask tor literature and information THOS. F. GODFREY, . Pass. and Tioket Agens, 1428 FARNAM ST, OMANA,