Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 30, 1909, Page 31

Cottages—Continued. “‘HOUSE FOR RENT" 1413 N. 1fth 8¢, 3 £, city water s Deeatur St 7 r., tine yard Wi B Zith St 4 ., cily water $12.50, o nice na 171 N. %th 8t nace, only $20. 2429 Frankiin St, 6 r., modern except fur- nace, nice location, $22. 2128 Burdette St., splendid S-r. house, 4 bed rooms, city water and gas, only $1§ #th Ave., 7 r., all modern. A bargain 3208 Poppleton Ave., 7 r., strictly Just put in fine shape throughout gain at $3. 1 8. 2%th rker St modern except fur- ra, % T, modern except fur- modern, 5 r., modern eoxcept fur- nace, pretty yard, smail barn, $2i 1514 Yates 8t, 7 r.' all modern, only $25. 1919 Lathrop 8t., splendid 8-r., stricily mo ern house, hot water heat, hard-woc floors, $40. %02 Hamilton 8t., 7 r., brand new, all mod- ern, $12.50, am Case 8L, 7 ¢ Al modern, rd, small’ barn, 542 5. 30th 8t., 7 r., all modern, close In—$30. ape—30, 1042 Seward St., § r. all §12 N. 21st St, 9 r., strictly modern and up to the minute, 'tile bath room, hard- wood floors, laundry stove, gas range, ades, etc., $7 6 8, 28th St., 10 r., strictly modern, every room newly' papered, nice new combina- tion fixtures. Best house in town for $0. We have others. Sec our list before you move. PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO., Sole Agents, Main Floor N. Y. Lite beautiful modern, nice 221 Douglas St., modern $11—Three room except heat $15-Six rooms, 2508 cept h $20—Seven-room modern house, 310 Frank- lin_St., barn. $25—Eight rooms, modern cxcept furnace, 3019 Burt St., large yard and shade. $21.50-Five rooms, modern, gas range and shades. 203 8. 30th St. $25—-2065 N. 19th St, 9 rooms, cept heat. $20-8even rooms, modern 1615 Howard St., third floor. $46--Six-room_strictly modern apartment. 104 8. 24th 8t $31.50 each, for four new and attractive houses of 6 and 7 rooms each, at 36th and Marcy 8ts.; fine lawn and every con- venlence. $46—Eight-room strictly modern house, oak finish, oak floors, all newly decorated, Farnam St. $46 per month—Eleven-room M good location for roomers. GEORGE & CO. Phone Dcuglas 1601 F‘"‘?‘"‘S) Bt. Shirley 8t., modern ex- modern ex- except heat $100-2501 FARNAM, hardwood ~finish, shade. $25-1702 South 28th, T rooms, modern, cor- ner lot, one block from IHanscom park care line. $25—-424 North 24th, 9 rooms; large grounds. $15.60—2703 Caldwell, B-room house. $10-2018 Plerce, 4 rooms first fioor. $12.60-2631 Patrick Ave. (for colored), 4 rms. FLATS AND ROOMS, . #2511 South 224, new 6-room, brick flat. $40-2061 Pacific, 9 rooms, modern brick $26-421 South %th, pew, modern 4-room brick apartment $19-2011 Miami, 6-room flat, oak finish and modern. $12-521 South 29th, good 4-room brick flat. $18-1945 South 11th, 7-room modern flat $12.50-2321 South 16th, 6-room flat #-210 Bouth 28th Ave., 4 rooms, first floor; will_paper. GARVIN BROS., 1604 FARNAM f;:) 3002 rooms, modern, large lawn, 10 garage, will repair; modern SEVEN-ROOM cottage, Mason St., $35. Modern apartment on second floor Davidge Bldg., $35. EIlhl‘ rooms, 1126 8. st St $32.50. Eight rooms, modern except furnace, 2542 Davenport St., $25. TOHN W. ROBBINS, M'P‘AIINA:/{B)RT. 036 PIERCT ST., b rooms, city water and as, $15. Zfl‘! Lfl'.v«nwnrlh St,, 4-room flat, modern except heat, $20. 13 Cedar St., 4 rooms, water, 3. W02 Chicago St., 7 rooms, modern except heat, down stairs, $25. 034 S. 18th St., 3 rooms, upstairs, gas, §7. BIRKETT & TEBBENS, 423 Bee BIdg. modern modern, as)— 1614 LOCUST ST., 6 rooms. electric light, all modern, new floors, $30. 1813 Georgla Ave., 6-room 331.26. 801 Decatur water, $20. 1812 Capitol Ave.. 8 rooms, modern except heat, $35. 20 N.'23d St, § or 10-room brick house, all modern, $42. J. H. SHERWOOD, Phone Douglas 35§ 618 Brandels Plag. modern flat, St, 8 rooms, gas and city *-ROQOM, modern house. walking distance, 005 No. 2th. Owner will make improv ments to svit—#3. Peters Trust Co (15)—M15) 31x A bar- | THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE OFFERED FOR RENT House and Cottages—~Oontinued. 5ROOM house, and barn; city water; 4 Lincoln Ave.: $10.60. 10-room, all_modern; Charles St., 26th and 27th; $30 and water. s-room, second floor, 2706 Lake Bt.; t ept heat; 815 6 Tooms, second floor, 1108 N. th; water and toflet; $15. 3 rooms, second floor, 1105 N. Zist 8t.; $6.80. CHRIS BOYER, 224 and Cuming. (b)—M212 between mod- elty | FINE all modern house of 13 rooms pn B. W. corner 27th_and Jackso references required. $0. Bemis. Dran Bidg, as)—:s | 1604 Farna (15)— HOUSES, flats, Garvin Bln: m. 30_8t., six rooms, all modern, 83 ‘phone Webster 977. —M4S§ detached; perfect Inquire 06 N. 19th 8t. (16)—048 MAGGARD VAN & STORAGE CO., Tel. D 149, We guarantee moving planas, H, H. &vods. (=" FOUR rooms each, firet and second fioor, modern furnace, §15 and $18. 2230 Popple: on Ave. (16) 2 HOUBES—Peters Trust Co., N. Y. L. Bidg. as)—302 ent cellar, nice $%5 per month, | John Coffey, | (16)—638 Je1 modern house, 0. 8-ROON repair; ROOMS and bath, c neighborhood, new hou: 2204 Marcy. 413 8. 1ith. plumber. FOR LEASE 1513 N. 20th St §-r, modern; an extra good house; new ‘furnace and decorations. Apply Owner, 1101 N. 15th §t. (15)—M40 § MODERN_8-room house, des Vinton St desirable. 1417 (16)—M97 1x EHOLD GOODS packed, forwarded; eap {relght rates; moving and storing. store H. H. goods; storehouse, 1120-24 N. 19th, office 1600 Farnam. Tel. D:G: 3 xnsim WEBSTER-SUNDERLAND _ BUILDING, N. E. COR. 16TH AND HOWARD STS. Fine new_offices for rent at reasonable prices, 200 to 1,800 feet of floor space; prices $20 and up. GEORGE & CO., Phone Douglas 6. 1601 Furnnl;l 8t (15)— FOR RENT-Warehouse, , with }]n uire John R. Webster, 1dg. trackage. 704 Brandeis (15)—M922 500 BLOCK. 524 8. 16th St. (or the northwest corner of 16th and Jackson Sts.) is the only av able storeroom in this block. New front, new floors, steel ceiling, etc. One of thé most attractive rooms on 16th St. We also have two good storérooms for rent near the “500 block.” Good loc tlons, with modern fronts. See us for terms of iea: GEORGE & CO., Phone Douglas 756, 1601 Farnam St. (15)— B AU S, . s 3N Ofces. OFFICE room (14x22) on 16th street. oppo- site P. 0., in Crounse block, $10. Conrad Young, 1518 Dodge St 5)-M72 OFFERED FOR SALE Miscellancous—Continued. SODA fountains, now and second-hand; monthly payments. Derlght, 1818 Farnam (16) =00 We HAVE on hand a number of Ink barrels which we will sell at 6oc each. They are fine for rain water or ashes Call at pressroom Bee Publishing Co. 8\ ~g11 FOR SALE—New and 2d-hand billlard and | | tables. We lead the world in cheap | * fixtures; ensy payments. Brunswick- | e Collender. (16)—306 FOR SALE—Cash register and scale ¢ Address, O 405, care Beo. REMINGTO! M1 typewriter No. 6, first cinss, 0. People Loan Cu., 1638 Furnar DUNTLEY vacuum cleanins machine. | 3118 Leavenwortth. Tel. Harney 249, (16)—~Mbs2 Jel2 XD us your mall otders for drugs; freight pald on §lu lots. Myers-Dilion Drug Co., Omaba. (16)—30 WANTED TO BUY (Continued.) STANDARD upright planos. Phone Web- ster 3728 (26)— M6 practice &, 4 Dethi (25)—M884 S1x ANTED—T0 RENT WE are getting inquiries for well houses. Must have sole agency. Land & Lot Co. sulte 64 ) Bldg. 'Phone Red 1$%9. Umaia, Open evenings. @6)—MT YOUNG man formerly of Omaha desires board with private family having piand or organ; give full particulars and price. Ardsley, '4i0 Park Place, Brooklyn, New York City (26)—-148 80x LADY with Infant wants room and board with laundry privileges in private family Must be homelike and respectable. Ad- Pee (26)—M240 30x WANTED—SITUATIONS WANTED — Medical p bought. Address J. Guelph, Ont. Lite Neb. 1,600 LIQUOR BARRELS N. Steinberg, 1119 Harney. Tel. D. 5i6. (16)=M513 Jell BODA fountaln and gasoline lighting sys- tem for saie cheap. 410 8. 18th Bt, 18)—Me16 Jezs A NURSE _with experience and highly recommended, valld or elderly person at the Bay View summer resort, nofthern Michigan, If desired, Wil meet them at any place designated Address L. L. R, Nankezoo Petoskey, Mich (27)—M204 30x st., FOR SALE—My summer cottage, located at Lake Manawa. Address B. E. Wilcox, Fremont, Neb, (16)=M156 30x o 5 brand new 4s-inch Clement band saw, with two 6-inch blades, with com- | plete saw fillng_room cquipment. Used three weeks, National Wood Works, Sloux City, Ia. ot RANCE, 1611 OSTEOPATHY SON INS., 418 N. Y. L. Tel, D. 1661 (6)—808 &8 N. Y. L. Bldg. (5)—809 PATENTS D. 0. BARNELL, Paxton Bik, Te Dr. Katheryn Nickola Red 11} PERSONAL THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cast oft clothing; in fact, anything you do not need, We collect, repair and sell at 13 N. 1ith 8t for cost of collection to the worthy poor. ‘phone Douglas 415 nd wagon will 18)—78 by mall; cut wlogue. Myers- a8)—a3 Milon Drug Co. Om MASSAGE AND BATHS. Mineral baths, electric, vibrating and Swed- ish massage. 308 Old Boson Store, (15)—M649 Jnels DIVORCE LAWS OF NEVADA. Complete information malled free by At- torney Willlam R. Shafer, Reno, Nev. (18)—M348 Junesx DRUNKENNESS, DRUG HABIT cured to stay cured, under positive guarantee. Wilte the Ensor Rethedy Cc u?l. i Bouth Omaha, Neb. 8)—M708 Jneid DESK ROOM for rent in an office located on the bu-‘; corner of 24th and N Sts., Bouth Omaha. Call at Bee office, . O. branch, 2th and N Sts New address. (5)—M577 DESK ROOM-—With or without roll top desk. Johnson, 843 N. Y. Life, (16)~161 8x OFFICE LOGIC, Any agency oan rent you an ordinary of fice; our offices are out of the ordinary. Therefore we can rent you an extraord nary office. All offices in the U. 8. Bidg. are outside offices and the rates are reasonable. You can rent any office in any bullding, but there is only ONE of- fice to suit your business. We have it. REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO., Ground Floor. 1200 Flrn:‘n'\)l Stores. )O_blk., South O SCARQH hb:’. 520 No. 24th. all, 433 Ramge Bidg.: th phon (15)—558 WAREHOUSES FOR RENT. One building of about 3,000 square feet of floor space and one of 61,000 square feet. Both modern buildings, with best of trackage facllities, elevators, etc. Lo- cated near 10th St viaduct. Rental 10¢ to 120 per square foot per year. GEORGE & CO., Phone Douglas 756. 1601 Farnam St. (18)— BRICK store room, with full basement, 132 N. 2th St., $25. Thos. W. Hazen, 10§ 8. ‘Phone D, 1300. A NEW store, 2219 Cuming St Tster 3179, 16th. Tel. Web- o (5)—Ma 81 300D 2-story house, 7 rooms and bath room: south front; paved street; good neighborhood; first-class condition; walk- ing distance.’ 2422 Charles St (15)—M966 50x THE THING-At 2lst and Howard §is, only a few blocks from 1ith and Furpam Sts., we are just comploting #ome strictly modern d-r. apartments, consisting of a large living room, nice dining room. large bed room, with bath and & nice kitchen, with gas range; gas and electrio light, with nice combination fixtures: shades: laundry in basement; as heater: in verything right up 0 the minute. If you are looking for something of this nature it will pay you to go and look at these today PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO., Sole Agents, Main Floor N. Y. Lite OFFERED FUR SALE ———— T Furniture, 3x6 CARD CASE. SOLID oak case, made by the Library Bureau Furniture Co. This is excep- and the other naving 6 This is axcep- tional'y well constructed office furniture and will last a lifo time. Call Bee offlo 17th and Farnam. A6)—145 FOUR-HOLE steel 000k stove, first-class make, good condition. 210 South 36th St. 'Phone Harney 2566, (16)—M235 50 WHITE fron bed, kitchen cabinet and hall tree, all bargains. 2309 Fowler Ave. Tel. Webster 1480. (16)—-M962 30 FOR RENT 18.50~Three rooms, modern, light, ete. 1424 S, 18th f250—-Niea 4-room cottas ne- room all modern house. npert St Nice 8-room brick house, corner. 2i01 Davenport St RORINSON & WOLF, 43 Paxton Block. with electrio 710 N. 30th St 2639 all modern, YOR RENT-8-room modern hous=e, corner 27th Ave. and Davenport: large back vard, walking distance from retafl distriet: two blocks from boulevard. Inguire 37 Dav- enport St. (15)—~ 263 81x THIRTY DOLLARS i Rents this_all-modern, S-room house. 2722 Howard St.; house 18 now being painted; yard about' to be sodded and all other repalrs are under way to make this house & first-class one; fine neighborhood; only two blocks from' Farnam; also 8. Omaha car linex: walking distance to P. O REAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST COMPA'Y, Ground Floor. 1201 Farnam st 15— puth_S5th | R T and Ed O l'lum~‘ §t., near Farnam. {lton offices. New Ilamilton, Farnam. P. Lane, Douglas 2548 (15) 07 2504 Franklin: all Johnson, %414 Decatur. (15)—-Mu3 Wx 9 70_Modern bric . 1308 §_isth St Phone H. 1767 (15)~M2%9 1x #ROOMS, modern, %8 Davenport 11 9, (15)-278 1x 2th and M2 2 T\\:l) new )En’" modern. Mrs. E ous own one of the finest omes on West Farnam? We have it for sale For price and terms see LATHROP & TOBIN, 415 Bee Bldg. (15)— FIVE-ROOM house, 9 N. %8, #1850, S, modern house. 24 Lake, 821, J| H. PARROTT, Board of Trade. HOUSKS, § nsurance. Ringwa In all pa thy y ES Crelgh Sons & Co. Bes Bidg (15)—299 HOUS FOR RENT—S-room. new, all modern house; ocmbipation fixtures: clnse to Field cjub. 137 §. #th and Poppleton 2 ©.'M. Bachmann. &% Paxton U519 ODERN §-room house and barn. 139 g0, weeh O 36 PACIFIC 8t S-room. thero Sewing Machine: SEWING MACHINE Bargains! These second-hand machines all have been put in good condition. ¥ 1 Bluger, § drawers, drop head 1 Singer, § drawers, drop head.. 1 Singer, 6 drawers, drop head 1 Nebrasks, 5 drawers, drop head.. 1 Rellable, 5 drawers, drop head... 1 White, 5 drawers, drop head. 1 White, box top. 1 White, box top 1 Singer, box top.... 1 Eidrige, box top. 1 Domestic, box top.. 1 White, box top. eweresSRESEEE 83352888888 We rent and repair and sell parts for all maching Nebraska Cycle Co. Cor. 16th and Harney, Omaha, Neb, As)— Typewriters, TYPEWRITERS-Any s0ld 2 rented, rent aps) easy term shipy® 1 anywhere for exsmination. W or lurge bargain list and of B F. wanson Co., 4 8. Liin 8t., Omaba, Neo. (=12 rebulit, . Buaranteed In every Smith, Underwood, othei®nakes; $10 up. All 4t bw rates §00d second- ¥; Reming- Liliver and N Kes for rent Write for catalogue show- ing luigest Une to be found. Agen wanted in e unoccupled territory. Central Typewriter Exchange, 1607 Far- nam (16)~M356 Junes TYPEWRITERS hand. on, FOR SALE-—8ome four and five-ton stake draye or would sell whole outfit. Address lock box 4%, Sloux City, la. UR— DRUGS at cut | INFORMATION WANTEDFrom owner OMAHA Stammerers' Ins., anle(‘l;l:lg. )—312 I GROW halr or pay 3100 Write, otating trouble. Dr. Chance, Scalp Speciallst, 1 3%, Syndicate Arcadé, Minneapolls, Minn. e aboat auto, Tem Address C. C., 311 N. erate and 2%th 8t (27)—M856 30 TOR student In the college of medi cine of the University of Nebraska, speaks German, good reference, would like to take care of a doctor's practice while he is on vacation. married. Walter Brande ment company, block Omaha veseans . John E. Marsh, executor, to John A. Anderson, lot 1, block 1, Marsh...... Minnle C. 'McCague and husband to Anna C. McCague, lots 13 and 14, block 13, Briggs Place. Mary F. Bourke to Hugh company, part sei 8-15-13............. Homestead Company to L. M. Wynne, lot 523, Homestead addition... Same to Otto V. Reeves, lot 29, Homestead addition ..... . 0. L. Welmer and wife to Willlam A. Nelson, south 40 feet, lot 4, Haw- thorne .. ‘ Homestead company to H. M. W lot 848, Homestead addition ......... Frank H. Kershen, sr., to Samuel Willlams, lot 8. block 10, 5. B. Rog- ers’ addition Willlam H. Ne ) R. Neff, 'si¢ sub lot 1 of tax lot section '10-13-15 Home Terrace company to Fred Sudds, lots 31 and 32, block 3, Hom Terrace Blizabeth W. Shahan to McCoy & Finlayson company, wb, lot 7, block %, Omaba .. o ¥ W.' Podzinski and wife to J. Kocol and wife, lot 14, block 2, Patter- son's First. . sesrteiesiinis Northwestern Mutual Life insurance compuny to E. M. F. Leflang, lot 4, block 58, Omaha Georgle M. ‘Tler and o George P. Bemis Real Estate Co. tax lot 3 ni% nelq 10-14-13...... City of Omaha to Annle 8. Pet strip 15 feet wide on ea: 1, block 266, Omah Total to Imperial Invest- north 22 feet lot Murphy son, {am t 84, erson, side of lof ___RAILWAY TIME CARD PRIVATE home during confinement; ba- bles adopted. The Good Bamaritan Sani tarium, 40 lat A Councll Bluffs, la. (15)—Mo63 A BOOK that every girl expecting to get married should have; every young mar- ried woman ought to read It. Sent post- id for 25 cents (stiver only). French Novelty Co., 616 Austin St, Houston, Tex. (18)—M298 30x YOUNG WOMEN coming to Omaha strangers are invited to visit the Young Women's_Christlan association, 17th and Howard Bts., where they will be directed to sultable boarding places or otherwise mssisted. A deaconess representing the assoclation mects trains at the Union sta- tion as travelers' ald. \18) 258 HALL'S safes, new, d-hand. 1818 Farnam. a5 MAGNETIC treatment. Mme. Smith, 622 8. 16th, third floor. (18)—527 HAVE YOU MADE YOUR WILL? You can do it yourself. Don't let strangers take all you have; remember the lovea ones. Send ¢ today, stamps or money order, for will form' and will properly made out; simple directions; extra forms e each. N. Law Blank Co., 150 Nas- sau St, New York City. (18) SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. warts and moles permanently removed by electricity; con- sultation free and confidential; ail work guaranteed. Miss Allender. 624 Bee Bldg. (185)— POULTRY AND EGGS CHAMBERLAI Original perfect dry chick feed. Use this only and save young chicken: Stewa Seed Store. = Sole Agents, 119 N, 16th St. (11)—248 Juneld BABY chicks, 7 cente each; eggs, $4 per 100, Brahmas, Plymouth Rocks, R.°T Reds, Leghorns, Lang Shangs, $1 each. Cockerels, $2.50; 120-cgg Mandy Lee, $12. Brooder, $3.50; male Scotch Collle, $10. Mrs. Cora Culver, Benson, Neb. (11)—M903 50x HANDSOME, thoroughbred, black Minorca rooster and hens; also Golden Ruff Lex UNION STATION—10TH AND MASON Union Pacific— *Overland_Limited. Colorado Express. Altantic EXpress. . Oregon Express. Los Augeles Limited. Fast Mall, China and Japan Mail.. North Platte Local...... Colo. Chicago Spec Beatrice & Stromsl 214 £55 3 SEEEEEEES Hastings-Superior *Local passengers not N 1 ana 2. Chicago & Northwestern. Chicago Daylight.......a 7:40 am Twin City Express.....a 7:46 am Chicago Local 12:06 pm Sloux City Loca 845 pm Denver-Chicago E: 510 pm Chicago Specal... 6:08 pm California-Chicago 05 pm Minnesota-Dakota Ex..a 7:00 pm Twin-City Limited......a 9:00 pm Los Angeles Limited...a 9:10 pm Overland Limited.......a11:50 pm NEBRASKA AND WY Norfolk-Bonesteel Lincoln-Long Pine Norfolk-South Platte... Hastings-Superior ..... Deadwood-Hot Springs Casper-Lander ....... 11; Fremont-Albion b5:30 pm b 1:%pm Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifio— EAST. Norfolk & So. Platte Chicago Limited Towa Local. A Rocky Mountain Ltd. Des Moines & Eastern. . Des Moines Passenger.. lowa Local . Chicago (Eastern Ex).. Chicago Fiyer. § e 3 £, g 3 lII‘fiH:'_l__-_ BERSERR croEuTT 3553333 pop 333 1 Eooobs o ubanenetes! ON. :30 pm am 8258 ° El pm proopp 2 2BEE o 3 8 ® E BEE888E2: BEEEES55] Ilinols Cent: horn rooster and hens cheap. Call a once. 918 S. 40th St. Leavenworth car (11)—213 30x PRINTING LET YAFFE print it, 4th fl. Boston Store. IW_JIU ¥ REAL ESTATE WANTED WILL PAY SPOT CASH for strictly modern, 7-room house in west- ern part of city right. NOWATA LAND AND LOT coO., Suite: 644 N. Y. Life Bldg Phone Red 199, Omal WE HAVE BPUYERS for room house, & 6-room house and a couple of vacant lota NOWATA LAND AND LOT COMPANY, | Sulte 624 N. Y. Life Bidg., Omaha. ‘Phone Red 166. Open Even! nge (22— who has farm for sale sultable for dairy | purposes or general farming, any siz- | or location. Owners only need answer Wwho will sell direct to buyer without oay- | Ing commission. Give price and brief de. geription. G, Currier, Room 5-F, 4 W, Chicago Express . Chicago Limited ... Minn.-St. Paul Exp) | Minn.-8t. Pau! L'd Omah :-Ft. Dod | Mixsour| & Bt L. Exp......a 9: K C. & St. L. Exp......all:16 pm |Chicago Great Western— | 8t. g.m-umnnmu | Bt. Paul-Minneapoll Chicago Limited ..... | Wabash— 8t. Louls Express..... St. Louls Local (from Council Blutts) | Btanberry Local (from Councli Biuffs) .......b 6:00 pm b10:15 am 0, Milwaukeo & 5t. Paul. & Colo. Bpec.a 7:% am al & Ore HExpress. Overland Limited Perry local BURLINGTON STA.~—10TH & MASON a b11:3) am :00 am a7 a 5:50 pm a9:2% am a11:18 pm ' 6:0 pm & 3:25 pm alliés pm a7 Burlington— Denver & Callifornia,. Puget Sound Exp Black Hlils aoriowest Exp Nebraska points ... Lincoln Fast Mail.. Neb uska Express .b 1:40 pm Monroe St., Chicago, Il ( M150 30x WANTED-Information regarding a good farm for sale; not particular about loca tlon; wish to hear from owner only, who will sell direct to buyer; give price, de- scription and state when possession can | be had, Address L. Darbyshire, Box 150i | D. Rochester, N. ¥ $2500-Am in the market for a 6-room house, modern or modern except heat Would pay $3.000 for a house that suits Give tull discription and location. Address W04 care Bee, (23)~M157 30x STOVE REPAIRS NEW furnaces; hot water and hot alr com- bination heating, I and 4-hole laundry | hot water heaters, mantle g . g stoves repaired, water fronts and flower vases. Omaha Stova Repair Work 1206 Douglas St. 'Phones Ind. A-3% Douglas 860 WANTED—TO BUY BEST price paid f # carpets, clothew ant secondhand furniture, boes. Tel. Doug. 3971 (), -hard furnitury Rosenblatt. Tel. (26)—388 BEST price d for X stoves. clothing, Wm. Doug. 5401 ces; frelgh 410 _orders; ogue free. £ hgpre: omk i, ' A a."fl'nu'?m' Drug Co., Jones' barn, 1114 Douglas . One day only all_clases. Pay J. M. Malone. 1 _WILL be St, Mon horses, Pprices. a 9:18 am Lincoln Local Lincoln Local ... Schuyler-Plattsmouth Plattsmouth-lowa .. Bel.evue-Plattsmouth Colorado Idmited “hicago Limited .. Chicago Expres Chicago Flyer Towa Loea a 4:40 pm o s WEBSTER S§TA.—13TH & WEBSTER Chicugo, St Paul, Mian Town City Passenger.. Sioux City Passenger Sloux City Local... Emerson Local | Pacifiom Auburn Local ............b 3:50 pm bl1:% am a Dally. b Daily except Sunday. © Bun- day only. d Dally except Saturday. New York Mo NEW YORK, May 2.—MONEY~On call, nomina PRIME MERCANTILE PAPE per_ent. STERLING E Nominal, with actual busin bills at 84.86300 48535 for sixty-day bills and at §$4.8785 for demand; commercial bills, $4.853 54 .86, SILVI Bar, bdc; Mexican dollars, #e. fixtures | desires the care of an in- | POSITION wanted by man with good run- | pm |as follows, each buyer purchasing the num- ‘ | OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Killing Cattle Steady to Lower, Feed- | ers Some Higher, l‘noos SHADE HIGHER FOR WEEK No Sheep or Satu kY mbs of Consequence ay——For Week Prices ty-Five to Fifty Cents H er. Are SOUTH OMAHA, May 29, 1000 Receipts were. Cattie. Hogs. Bhewp Official Monday 2067 488 3007 | Officlal Tuesda, 13,688 Ll | Official Wednesd Official Thursday | Official Friday 2 1 P 2, Estimated Saturd ) 200 11,681 12 022 13.7.1 16,4%% Six days this week |Same days last week.. Same days 2 weeks ago Same days 3 weeks ago | Same days 4 weeks ago..17,661 Same days last year....10.710 56,638 14807 | The foilowing table shows tne receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for the year to date, compared with last year: 1006, . 856,284 11,147,089 1 The following table shows the average price of h at South Omaha for the las’ several days, with compariso 19,270 15,270 24,507 40531 60,553 61,664 19,208 Cattle Hogs . Sheep | 1900, (1008, 1007|1206 11905, [1904. 1905 590/ 625 085 625 462 621 840 * | 6865 b 2 47 6 82 I 46 6 Date. e 4 4 {4 23 [] 2059 ¢ |6 280 5 92) 6 36) * 7 03%| 5 21| 5 04 6 29( 5 12 5 ] 5 [ CATTLE—There were no fresh receipts | of cattie this morning, at least none of any consequence, and as practically thing was cleaned up yesterday, the market was bare of supplies, which is the usual | situation on a Saturday. The receipts for the week foot up over 17,000 head, being a slight falling off as compared with last week, but a gain of about 10,000 head as compared with the corresponding week of last vear. A feature of the week's rui has been the large proportion of good, heavy cattle that have been recei In epite of the fact that the price of corn has been high, it s very evident from the number of finished heavy cattle arriving that feeders have practiced less economy in the matter of feeding corn than might be_expected under existing conditions Owing to the fact that all market points have been very liberally supplied with heavy beef steers In the face of a small export demand, the market on that kind of ecattle throughout the week has been dull_and prices locally are 10@isc lower. Handy light and medium weight cattle of good quality have been in moderate supply throughout” the week, and as they have been niost sought after by buyers, prices on that kind_have been fully stéady or even strong. The trade on this latter kind of cattle has been active at this point every day throughout the week, while heavy caitle have been more or letss of a drag. Cows and heifers, especially the better kinds, have been free sellers all the week, without any materlal change In current figures. On the other hand, common to medium grades have shown a little weak- ness and are around 10c lower than one week ago. The supply of stockers and feeders has been_ extremely light all the week. While the demand has not been very large, there have been a few buying orders and more than could be filled. A& might be expected under such conditions, the feeling on the market has been very strong and the tendency & littlé higher although on most days there have been hardly enough cattle to make a test of the market or establish uotatio 9uotations on cattle: Good cholce corn-fed steers, $6.4 fair to good corn-fed steers, $6.00 common to_fair cornfed steers, $.000 00d to cholce cows and heifers, 8.4 fair to good cows and heifers, $4.5005.4); common to falr cows and heifers, $2.5004.60; good to | cholce stockers and feeders, $4.40@5.50; fair to good stockers and feeders, $4.0004 common to fair stockers and feeders, $3.00 @4.00; stock helfers, $3.25G4.40; veal calves, $4.0007.25; bulls, stags, etc., $3.50G6.50. HOGS—The market this morning opened slow to fc lower and quite a number of hogs sold on that basis, later on, under the influence of a good buying demand and encouraging advices from other selling points, the market took on more life and strength, becoming active and strong to Bo higher than yesterday.’ The early ar- rivals were all disposed of in good season in the morning. A considerable proportion sold at inside the range, $6.906G1.20. Recelpts of hogs this w have been very liberal, showing a gain of over 15,000 head, as compured with last week and' of 27,000 head as compared with two weeks and 11,00 head as compared with a year ago. 'fhe market has fluctuated to a Cconsiderable extent. Thus at the beginning of the week it eased off a little, but ad- vanced sharply on Tuesday and was con- siderably higher on Wednesday. Thursday was the high point of the week, hogs sell- ing that day the highest of the year, which means the highest of any time since March, 1%3. The sharp break on Friday wipes out @& good share of the advance, | but still at the close of the week the mar- ket Is a shade higher than it was one week to he officlal number of cars of stock brought in today by each road was: Cattl limns Shee, 3 A L (e ) C. & N. W. (west) C, 8t. P, M. & O |C.. B. & Q. (east) . |C B. & Q. (west).. C, R I & P. (east). |C. R I & P. (west). | Dlinots Central Ry.. .. | Chicago Gt. Western ! Total receipts 2| The disposition of the day's recelpts was | | ser of head indicated: Cattie. Hogs. Sheep. | omana Packing Co. snngs CLIRL Swift and Company ... Cudahy Packing Co. | Armour & Co Rl Tas e K C. | Cudahy Pkg. Co., Other buyers Totals No. Aw. 0 SHE! today, day. The sheep market this week has pre- sented & rather frothy appearance, espe- cially during the earlier part of the week | This due largely to the extremely limited | receipts, buyers picking up loads that | suited them at almost record prices. Again |loads of practically the same quality on | the following day might sell at a decline | under the price paid, with the bulk of sup- | | plies quotably steady on that day. The | | greater advance and fluctuation of valuer, | were no sheep on sale is generally the case on Satur- | | gram.)—~CATTLE— I |of sales, 96.8007.05 | Monday CLUB TERRACE Right in town Street) at the Southeast corner ol before been offered at prices and on terms we offer this. lots. Your opportunity, if you get Thirty-sixth Strees 8N ui3ld YHYWO 36™sT 't and Lincol f Fleld Club. n Boulevard (Center Nothing like it has Only fifty in on time to get your choice. In order to close out these lots in a few days, we have priced them at $300 to $750 Each Terms, $5.00 to $10.00 cash; balance, $5.00 to $10.00 a month. according to price of lots. This is n ot a sale of cheap lots, but a sale of good lots at cheap cash prices on easy payments. Sale Wednesday, June 2 9 dark. A rare chance. If you wa P. M., and every evening until date of sale from 4 P. M. until nt a lot in the Field Club District, for a home or for investment, you cannot afford to pass this by without investigating it It will only cost not we are prejudiced in favor of our time against yours, and ghow y you car fare to find out whether or this property. We will gladly put ou the lots. BENSON & CARMICHAEL 642 Paxton Block. )/ Fe2. ‘Phone Douglas 1 ! Under the stairway is a cosy place to start a hall library equipped with Globe-Werunicke “Elastic” Bookcases. They are built and hnished in a style that harmonize with select environments, FOR SALE BY Orchard & Wilhelm of cou was more apparent on the bet- ter quality stock. Receipts this week have been the lightest of any week this year, about 11000 head in all ‘he feature in jtself, makes the mar- ket very difficult to call at its true level and the limited assortment makes it even more difficult to correctly analyze. The prices put on between 25c and 35c, the ad- Vvance differing according to quality. Wooled lambs were good enough to make $9.25 only a dime below the highest price ever pald on this market. During the re mainder of the week, values remained co! paratively unchanged so that the total ad- vance for the week is right around 35960c, The proportion of feeding sheep marketed during the last week was larger than uss but the demand for this 88 of stuff w indifferent. Klillers, as a rule, met with quick sales. Quotations on clipped sheep and lambs: Good to choice lambs, $7.75@8.%; fair to good lambs, $7.25@7.75; good to cholce light yearlings, $6.25@6. g00d to cholce heavy '_c}l)lo):&l: .{6 ‘r!v'aé 2 uo’od to fihulco‘;’elher 6. .00, falr to good wethers, 50E06.00; d to choice ewes, $ 856.40; fair to good ewes, §5.50@6.90; culls and bucks, $2. 6.00, ):.ulmlllflor;: u\wwhnlcd lambs: Good to choice lambs, @9.85; fair to good lambs, $8.35@8.85, L . CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle and Sheep Steady—Hogs Five Cents Lower. CHICAGO, May 2.—CATTLE—Receipts estimated at 30 head; market ste: beeves, §.2047.25; Texas ateers, .64 i cows and heifers, §2.60@8.! $.2501.25. HOGS—Recelpts estimated at 17,000 head; market weak to bc lower; light, $6.75@7.20. mixed, $6.95¢7.40; heavy, §7.00@7.40; rough, $1.0007.45, good to choice heavy, $.15@7.40; plgs, $5.50@6.75; bulk of sales, §7.15447.30. SHEEP AND LAMBS—Recelpts estimated at 2500 head; market steady; native, $4.000 .sgaot, eatern, rt’.{esw. yearlings, §.20g 7.90; native lambs, #.25¢8.00; western lamps, $6.5099.75. “ i St. Joseph Live Stock Market. 8T, JOSEPH, May 2).—CATTLE—Re- %nlpu‘ o head; jarket steady; steer f}? i Cows an ‘-L“VLJ"W 4 eifers, $4.00G6.50, calves, OGS—Receipts, 5000 head; market wi l:)_ Ss lower; top, §7.30; bulk’ of sales, ‘(;u’la @7 SHEEP AND LAMBS — Recelpts, head; market steady; lambs, § 5049.0. " Sfoux City Live Stock Market, BIOUX CITY, Ia., May 2.—(Special Tole- eceipts, 300 head; mar- :fhllend‘i ;"?«_e‘\mu.!ugmnm. fat cows and eifers, @6.00; ‘feeders, $4. - Racare, RN ede $4.5096.25, year- HOGS—Receipts, 6000 he dk = : 10c lower: ranke of price T, ull 60G7.20; bulk Stock in Sight. Receipts of live stock at the six al western markets yesterday: Cattle. inei- . princi South Omaha Sloux City St. Joseph St. Louls Kansas City Chicago Totals Bank Clearings, OMAHA, May 20.—Bank clearin day were $2,215,16.67 and for the snonding date last year g 2, 2,200, 2,431 Tuesda, Wednes Thursday Friday Saturday 806,318 56 1,643.081.10 203,885 Totals Lo SO BI4121 44 $12.190928.16 Increase over the corresponding weel 1ast year, $2,383,193.28 Treasury Statement, WASHINGTON, oday's state- ment of treasury balance In general fund clusive of the §130,000,00 gold reserve ows: Gold coln and bullion, $46,278,4%; Gold certificates, $26,741,090; Avallable cash balance, $118,679,765. Wool Market. ST. LOUIS, 2. ~WOOL—Lower; medium grades eombing and clothing, 26 @30c; light fine, 2G2T%c; heavy fine, 144G 2%c; tub washed, %5g3 Outbreak of Vice Stirs Havana Marked Increase of Immorality Noted Since American Occupation Came to End. HAVANA, May 2.—There has been a marked Increase in immoral performances at the theaters of Havana, accompanied by @ general spread of vice and an outbreak of gambiing since the American occupation came end. In order to counteract these tendencies, a meeting was held last night at the residence of Bishop Estrada to an & soclety formed for the preveniion of vice was More Scandals in Turkey Charge that Foreign Ambassadors Were in Pay of Abdul Hamid, BERLIN, May 2.—The Local Anzelger's Constantinople correspondent says that he learns from persons in high authority that the sudden recall of the French ambas- sador, M. Constans, and the Russian am- | bassador, M. Dienovieff, was due to the discovery In the Yildiz palace records that Abdul Hamid had pald M. Constans 2,000 Turkish pounds monthly and M. Dienovieft 1,000. The cablnet, the correspondent says, forthwith Informed the Paris and St Petersburg governments, which ordered the recall of the ambassadors. He adds that the payments were effected through Pan- | #irt Bey, one of the directors of the Otto- man back, who recently disappeared. According to the correspondent the archives also contained compromising let- ters and recelpts for money signed by Klamil Pasha, grand vigler, which led to his arrest, and he asserts that evidence against Ferrid Pasha, former minister of the interlor, was found, and this started a violent agltation In favor of foreing him to retire from the cabinet. “It is also proved,” the correspondent says In conclusion, “that Tewfik Pasha, ex-grand visler, and now ambassador at London, played a double role. So many of the members of the old regime were be- smirched by Abdul Hamid's archives that the Young Turks are agitating publicly the placing of all power in new hands. GIRL MURDERED BY SOLDIER M1 w Alice Hicks Instantly K le Watching Fireworks Dis- play at Fort Thowmas. CINCINNATI, May 20.--While seated on the porch of a Fort Thomas, Ky. homo late tonight Miss Alice Hicks was shot and instantly killed by Harvey Donnclly, a soldler. Miss Hicks was witnessing a display of fireworks Dbeing set off by soldiers from the fort, when Dounelly, disgulsed as & sentry, dlscharged a gun, blowing her head almost completely off. Richard Hilter, who accompanied Mlss Hicks, at- tempted to grapple with Donnelly but the latter escaped. At a late hour Donnelly had not been apprehended, Jealousy Is said to be responsible for the tragedy. FRENCH UNIONS IN BAD WAY Prestige of General Federation Goes to Pleces at Collapse of Strike. PARIS, May 2.~The prestige of the Gen |eral Federation of Labor hLas gone te | pleces since the collapse of the genera: strike. M. Nell, the secretary, has resigned and the more powerful unfons have with, drawn with the intention of forming a new federation divested of the revolutionary | characteristics of the old one. The Gen | eral Assoclation of Postmen has repudiated Its connection with the workmen's organi- sation. BEET COMPANY IN PROTEST Independent Comce Object Charge They Are Controlled by Trust, WASHINGTON, May 20.—There was flood of protests by sugar refining eom panies In the senate today against th charge that they were controlled by the American Sugar Refining company. Sena- tor Burkett presented the protest of the American Beet Sugar company. ‘ i lle‘rb_efiIE Emh Co. Brokers and Dealers GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS Omahs Office: 310 N. ¥. Life iz, | Bell Telophone, Dougias €21, Independent, A-2131 and A-3132. Oldest and largest House in the State WHY DO THE PUBLIC LOSE IN | Many prominent citizens were present, and 1 STOCK SPECULATION | _Lewrn the reseon. adeit new | WOBZRT WELLES, method and win Wewburgh, N, ¥.