Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 18, 1909, Page 9

OFFERED FOR SALE ol ‘ W ince! Second- Hand Boilers We wiil seil two bollers that have been In use at the Hee buliding. ‘They are -Il'l 115-horsepower return tubular boller inch seter by 18 I 155 C. L tubes, § inehe, ing_pressure iHeat surface, % saunre foet are very xious te dispose of these holltrl |\med|ll'l! and will sell at a ba: Kuin If taken at once. THE BEE BUILDING COMPA Uith and Farnam Sts. Omah t long. They have by 13 feet. Work- &0\"\ per square inc square feet. Grate ares . HAFF“. Tnew lnfl "fl.‘ond hand, 1110 V-E HAVE on hln a number of ink bar- rels which we will sell at s each. They are fine for rain water or ashes. Call at pressroom Bee Publising Co FOR SALE—New and 2d-hand billiard | and 1 tables. We lead the worid in cheap bar fixtures, easy payments. Bruns- wick-Balke Collender, “200 OVERCOATS SLIGHTLY USED, ata bargain A B. BINGER, 416 N. 16t CANH REGISTER-—Burgess-Granden Co, i1 Howard streat. " BVERYTHING few of our barga #7 So. 10th St typewriters; Jjust a Rebillt No. ¥ Smith n Premier, $31; No. 3 Oliver, §%; No. 8 Rem- ington, §33; machines shipped on approva no depoct it reqr ired. TYPEWRIE }'.R EQUIPN!:-NT CO., “HALL'S safes, new, 2d-hand, 1515 Farnam “SHOLARSHIP on leading business col- lege for sale at discount. Address P 60, Lee. COAL by the ron. Call Webster m SEVERAL good etectric motors namos; also one Hawkeye power blacksmith forge, 14 H. P. marine engine. 201 8. 10th St THREE complete vertioal nllng cabinets for saie cheap. Address o0d secol $20. o ARSHA L ST e h. DPBMIQ Court House, burner, nearly h!w. OSTEOPATHY, JOHIMSON INST.,, 8 N. Y. L. Tel hryn Nicholas. 608 N. PATENTS L. 0. BARNELL, Paxton Bik. Tel. Red 7Tu7, MUKFFMAN, 318 Nevilie Bldz. Book freo D. 1684 Y. L. Bldg treatment. MTGNETIC R st JOHN CANE is in town. Now Is the time to trim trees, ue’l‘lt“u-, &rape 'ln‘:,, Thira floor. ‘| Avenue. PRINTING A2 IS PRI . Wt ‘PHONE_IN' Lyngstad Prin REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE DRALER HEED ABSTRACT CO., Est. 1868 promp! service, get our prices. ITI0 Farmam i GAHOE!TAPY 4 Bee Bidg. Tel D. 341 SAYNE INV. CO., first floer N. Y. Life, RENJAMIN R E. CO. (77 Brandels B R‘AL IFTATl TITL UST CO. | 3 WILLIAI ' esidont. REAL FSTATE & REAL FSTATE LOANS . H. Ambler, 512-3 Barker Bik. D. 75%. CITY PROPERTY Hall Place Lots NOW FOR SALE East fronts on Sherman Ave., between Lake and Ohio, paving wealk paid, perfect grade, shade trees 40 years old. The last and best lota on the Apply at once. East fronts on 17th. West fronts on 18th. Easy Terms. HALL 433 Ramge Bldg. Both Phones 2809 Dev;/'ey Ave. Walking distance. Near car line FOR SALE. Brand new, fully modern one ard one- half-story 5-room cozy home, cement block foundation; Carton furnace. Good plumbing and fine combination lighting tixtures. New window shades. This is right down town. Small cash payment, balance same as rent, and price is only $2,800, Save Your Car Fare Stop Paying Rent ED JOHNSTON & CO. lfld F‘ll‘nlm St 'Phona Doug. 1235. Beautiful Dundee Look at the attractive home on the N. W. corner of 60th and Davenport Sts. Large living room with fire place. Downstairs finished in oak. One of the most attractive homes in Dundee for the money. Terms. Tel, Red 1104, Ind. A-! Cumipg Bt, 1101 8. Hth Ave We also have the neat bungalow adjoin- — ety ing on the west. Is ail modern. We believe CORNALILE, seys J0Ty e this is just what you want. Call B. W. NOA 40 iNO EeW0D 40D JUOX | Stotienberg, i3 Board of Trade Bidg. use Corn Jelly. Halies Drug Co., 1610 Far. | Phons Douglas 1810, IDTC) treatment, Mme. Smith, MAGNETIC 522 8. 16th 8 $450 “JAMES RUBY by writing John PRIVATE HOME flllfl“. eonfinement; bables for adoption. Good Samaritan Sani- torlum, 7 Ave., Council Bluffs, Ia. WE can or Chlrl!y BUILDING LOTS Located at 2%th and Corby streets, with sewer, water and sidew: south frent, within one block of 24th street car lin Lots in the same neighborhood are selling as high as $i®0. If you want a good lot cheap, buy one of thes REN 11 ‘makes of sew- 1k soastings [ heyy, | Hastings & Heyden, 1614 Harney Street. 1 TR S ele Con corner ' 1th ana Har: ney. EGGERS' prlvllc confinement home. l..lll erLhA Bt. 6320, ________————— A HOME for women during confinement. We find homes for bables where mothers cannot care for them. Babi boarded. For terms address Mrs, May A. Lee, 401 Haneroft St., Omaha, Neb. 'Phone Doug- las 1921 GRIFFITH, W msrr:n‘:finé“fi.“ E THE huro‘un Vllvfllm Tollet Goods. sale by all r phone Douglas “fl. THE SALVA' IN ARMY solleits castoff clothing; in luut. nnym!nl ou do_not nced. We collect, repair and 1 N. ‘ith 6t for ocost of collection lo the worthy Call phone Do\llhl 413 and wagon poor. \\Hl call. —-——_—T——' MABSAGE AND BATH! e Bidg., ith fioor 120 s«. mh IL ltnrwu “on Dough —— e OMAHA Stammerers’ Ins., Ramge Pt Rt Prlvlto enulln'mom hom‘. lrl. r. Jth. 3 'bA New y 0'11 Swarts Dougias —_— Voy. Manicuring and massage. ( A"’I‘%fll‘.ll.°"lll 8. Phone D. 7686 TR R MMBE. ALLEN of Chicago, salt glow, magnetic and massage treatments, 207 N, 1th Bt W STRICTLY private homa for confine- excellent car bables adopted; trained nurse. 18 Davenport. POULTRY L L R —— ITE WYANDOTTES-We have for cocks, hens, cockerels and pullets, N tate show winners Write rds, E. eb. - FOR SALB-—Pekin, Rouen and Muscovy ducks, geese, Scoteh Colllt puppies. Fred Kucera, Clarkson, Neb. TO make room, Rose horn yearll ncn- K doz. while ‘ Geneva, Neb. N U.l Uhlll)-‘ Poultry Tonle for y If your egg Increase does not t or your_tonle. your monl( Boreenings, 1.8 100 Ibe. Wagn: < Coll:l White Le: ullets at % *& ralio, D. E Jnhnlon , 801 N. 16th. SOUTH SIDE BARGAIN 1528 S. 2th, leaving city and must sell; b' qu lek. HARWOOD & HARWQOOD, 418 Bee Bldg. A 4203 or Red THE 8. W. cor. 25th Ave. and Pop- pleton Ave,, a good 8-room house, with r [bath, furnace, etc.; barn, fine tre lot 127 ft. frent on Poppleton Ave., 100 ft. on 26th Ave; a good, close-in home. Look it up. If interested call B. W, Stottenberg, 436 Board of Trade Bldg., or 'phone D. 1510. OWNER NEEDS MONEY New B-room modern house, south front, corner lot, one block from Ames Ave. car, dirt cheap at §2,400; 3408 cash. Also neat 6-room cottage near all newly ‘e- paired and very cheap at $1,760, $250 cash. These are both real bargains, be sure and see them. J. W. Rasp Co., 689 Brandeis. Modern Cottage Opposite Tolf Hanson Home "Phones: Hot water heat, beamed ¢ built by owner for I 142 it plenty of o shirubbery. 10.0 W Floe. 330, Paving, all paid for. H. GATES, Sole Arent, a7 N Y. Life. 'Phone Doug. A RESIDENCE SNAP Owner going away, offers nearl 6-room houss, worth $2,600, for §2.I quick. W. W. MITCHELL, Board of Trade Bldg. Omaha, Neb. FOREST HILL PARK LOT ONE OF THE FINEST N. W. corner 8th and Wil liam sts., 50x1%; all special in and pald'tor; & cholce place to bulld for home or Investment; for quick sale, $3, R. H. LANDERYOU 422 Board of Trade, Doug. 2151; Ind. new i aet Tel. ~2151. SEVEN-ROOM cottage, all modern exc heat. Corner lot. Corner 334 and Webst, < D-6373. FOR SALE—By owner, reom hou modern, on paved street, close to car line. Address J-T38. ‘Right Way, Wrong Way WANTED—GIrl to do g00d wages. general house- Apply XYZ, this of- This advertisement ran for at least a week in a big daily, which had a circulation of over 40,000, without bringing in a siugle reply, The man who wrote the advertisement was a business man, and the paper that ran the classified advertisement had up with him at that very time the question of display space for his business advertising. Naturally the prospect of landing it was not bright. The advertising manager of the paper called on the man and was told that he, the business man, had good evidence that advertising, in that paper at least, would not pay him, the “Help Wanted” ad being cited as evidence. A copy of the advertisement was shown to the newspaper- man, who sald he knew what the trouble was and offered to bet the contract that not one but & dozen replies could be had through his papers. The advertisement was rewritten in this fashion: WANTED-—Nea in family of two; sunny, £ Apply ate room and this office. capable girl for mald no washing; large, good wages. The day following the Insertion of the advertisement twen-~ ty-seven replies were recelved. The faith of the business man in advertising was restored and, ueedless to say, the paper got the display contract. THE BEE: (Centinued.) DUNDEE HOMES 3.e0-sut Capital Ave. This bungalow has rooms SnaTparh en nirst flesr: Iarge bedroem en floor; liv- ing room amd dining reom finished in selested quarter sawed white eak. Handseme brick fireplace tn living reom. Balance of the house very at- traetively finished in gum- wood. Cembinatien electrio light and gas fixtures. All the brushed brass Large ece- mented basement with good furnaes. An up-to-date, well constructed bungalow in first- borheod, whers eadily increasing. J estment. as well as an attractive home. $4.500—502 Cuming St new seven-reom square bination eleetrie light and gas fixtures; four large bright bed rooms second floor. Stalfway to floored attie. Full cemented basement. $4,950--5108 California St, new seven-roem, me ; first floor finished in selected oak, with | oak floors; second floor na ural wood. The hardw throughout solld bronze. A ntial well built house in location. Easy George & (‘o., 1601 Farnam St. Walnut Hill Home For $2,750 you ean own a good house of six rooms and hall medern exespt heat, fine corner lot 58x15), niee shade and yard, in ehoiee neighborhood, pretty strest, con- venfent to car line and stores, cistern at rear of house; we have but a short time sell this fn, se act quickly; cash or Serms, EASY TERMS Five-room cottage in Clifton Hill, realy for occupancy Deceriber 1; can seli elther with or without furnace; eemented base- ment; good fixtures; house is well by icoks attractive and is nieely arrange lot 44x128; close te car line, stores and churches; price, $3,58, without furnacs; satisfactory terms to good party. SHIMER & CHASE CO., Sole Agent 309 S 17th St., Opposit Both telephon $100.00 Nothing Like It Ever Offered Before Brand new home ef § rooms tien hall, splendidly built, modern, with fine outsids sleeping pertico. First floor,, ineluding epen stairway and floors finished in beautiful oak; fine com- binatien lighting fixtures; Carton furnace Dew window shades; one-half block from car line and close stores, schoels churches. 3250 annually and balan monthly pay- ments, same as house will rent fer. Se» or 'phene us at once abeut this. Will surely #ell quick on these terms and yeu'll buy it ll you will let us shew you this fine prop- Don't Pay Rent ED JOHNSTON & CO. ‘Phone Doug. 1235. 1614 Farnam St. 2616 TEMPLETON STREET REDUCED TO $2,750 Owner has instructed us to cut the price ¢ 7-room cottage home if sold days. There are § rooms on bath and room on 1 e room. st side; ; _ south d bearing ourt House. te Price only $3,300, with §100 cash, o 0 Porch all around the frent and first class plumbing threughe: tront lot; shade trees in front fruit trees in the yard; the locatien Is very desirable, being in a home swners distriet, within two blecks of Ames Ave. ear line and within thres blocks of %th St. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 164 Harney St $3,000 Near Field Club A very cemfortable 6-reom all modern heuse, in excellent condition and large lot, S8x134; fine shade trees; situated on Phe Byron Reed Co. 13 8. 14th St 21 ‘Phone Doug. 27; A-3834. U.P. and B. & M. tracks run by N. W. Oak Sts. corner, 26th and We offer this cormer, H4x15s. Opposite Hull's new yards. Near S. 24th ear line. Only $1,000. 1001 N. Y. Life Bldg., Doug or A 2153, A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME Seven rooms and reception hall, large living room entire lengtn of south ‘side ot hou- llu- bed reom .h ly of el finished; full tront jot,” paved lll“l in tha western )l" ol eity. Pnc. is right and VERY SY TERMS LOT CO., NOWAT‘ D AND ew York Life Bldg. FOUR ROOMING HOUSES. 66 8. 20th, -R., all modern, close In, onl; r ll{ . 18th, 8-R., modern, elese in, h‘. N. lllh, 4-R,, clese in, corner, steam eat, ‘ molem. close AI\. u’ H PAYNE SRTWICK & CO. N THR! HAN.COIIV PARK HOMES. 138 8. Sist, 8-R., strictly mode [r ¢ ‘the nicest 7-R. houses all modern, hot water o in this district, PAYNE, IOPWICKC CO., N. Y. LIFE and | & O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1614 Farnam St. v ‘il Small cash payment, OMAHA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1909 erer AREERARY K (Continued.) 2809 Dewey Ave. Walking distance. Near car line fully modern one and one- right down town balance same as rent. Save Your Car Fare Stop Paying Rent ED JOHNSTON & CO. ‘Phone Doug. 123. S g — REAL ESTATE FARM AND WANCH LANO FOR ALR exhibi @ 1o ones” b“ Chicago's ec. 4. 26 LaSalle St., from ri 0. Box ¥t . We want an army of with us to bulld this greatest new community. Organize a ealony. day for free information. Chicago. Coloraa California. WIS are making homes for a million peo- tract in Oali- Write to- H. L. Holilster, FOR SALE or trade—860-acre farm, well | improved; 11 miles from county seat, 4 mil iroad station. dress Charies Nienous, Holyoke, Colo, P. For particulars a can all be rkably ordlr te clos while lo inves f WATA LA COLORADO 40,000 ACRES AT $5 This land is partly under irrigation now | irrigated. Of low price for partnership. tfercd at this quiek sale in Worth your AND LOT tO Suite 64 New York Life Bldg. FARM of 13 acres, Towa; well improv: good ' fishing: an, e Tows. nks of V\rlll llh good boal farms for sale. price $150 per acre. Addres: Auburn, lowa. Kansas. SUMNER county, Kansas. improved Would like to work with with yeur land. Nebraska and lowa agents. C. L. Haslet, Wellington, Kan. Okluhoma. OKLAHOMA We have 10,08 acres of choise land to gelect from, Tanging in pries from & to $40 per acre. This land Is In the eil and gas distriet and you might get an oll well WATA LAND AND LOT CO., bun- 624 New York Life Bldg. N RRIS SELECTS DELECATES Montana Governor Alive to Need for Navigable Rivers. MODEL BOAT TO BE SEEN HERE Missouri River Congreas in December wi & Great Many Infl Men te Take Part in the Discussions. Governor @agar L. Norris of Montana has named a dogen delegates to the Mis- sourl River congress and has taken into consideration what the congress means to the development of the territory adjacent to the Yellowstone river. Following are the delegutes from Montana: ;hml\én Alexander, Forayth. Douglas, ' Glendive. B ! ort i Glendive. J. R. Widmyer, Glandive. Thomas Dignan, Glasgow David Gordon, Glasgow. A. Witimeler, Culbertson. D, Bishop, Culbertson. Jere Sullivan, Fort Benton. Model Boat to Be Here. A. B. Bell, chalrman of the program committes for the river congress, was in Omaha Tueiday and assured the loeal | members of the committee that he had secured a model steamboat with a steel | bottom to show at the congress in Omaha, December 14, 15 and 16. The other mem- bers of the program committee are F. W. Stanahan of Fort Benton, A. M. Clendening of Kansas City, B. O. Garrett of Fremont, W. R. Heaton of Yankton, W. R. Childs of Kansas City, Kan; F. A. Reynolds of Chamberlain, 8. D.; John Bruaegger of Williston, N. D.; W, K. Kavanaugh of St | Louts, J. B. Wootan, W. R. Watson and Joseph Polcar of Omaha. Mr. Bell has gone to Kansas City and Jefferson City in the interest of the congress. Among the interesting things to be seen at the annual meeting of the congress will be & demonstration of the boller efficiency of lignite coal, by which it is xpected to demonsirate to steam pro- ducers of Omaha that the price of coal may be cut nearly In half. Tuesday even- ing the congress will attend the National Corn exposition and pay particular atten- tion to the Great Northern exhibits. That road is especially interested in ary farming o REAL ESTATE WANTED VACANT lots and houses. Have cash buyefs. 41} Kasrhach Blk. Red 3607, A-364. WL HAVE BUYERS FOR Blufts, South Bake SOUTH DAKO'.I'A"l STATE LA year: Po OHIC@ Box 113, Counc" kota. auneil m‘um. Ta. lu !hu.lrt Blk. » ACII! Pennington eounw Snuth Dl re can be enitl 'Phone S, fllla level land, at grown in’this lecallt; tions just announced of the North mement work If you want 219 Chamber C starts U next spring this land will déuble in value. Nebraska. Special Sale of Nebraska Farm Lands Twenty choiee quarter « utllanl ermlnl land In Morrell ebunty, formerly ) l of Cheyenne county, fine western Ne- 004 black soll, wbun- apted for general farming, dairying, corn and excellent crops polatoes are ‘e can offer lhpue finé quarter sec- AT $13.50 AN ACRE The Union Pacific Rallroad com that it will buil weat trom Northport siong the Platte rive on II| tension to securs one or more of |thess fine farms at the low price offered, o eut with us next Thursday, November ‘Write er telephone Do\lllu 1169, HICKS REAL ESTATE CO., mmerce Bldg., Omaha, Neb. doers. to a live growing bri NEBRASKA 32 acres of as fine land As lays out of A well improved farm only 2% miles town For a quick sale we offe Al $40 PER ACRE Worth while to look this up. NOWATA LAND Suite 624 New York Life Bidg. in ern Ne- it & LOT CO., ” £ FARM BARGAIN—Must be sold on ae- [ room houses. If prises we can seil your property for ¥ nowu-i AN "AND “i:o. Toite G N, ¥ Tife Bide. SWAPS $3,500 STOCK hardware Omaha residence; about same $7,000 Stock General Merchandise, lo- cated In_good lowa town, for good farm land or Omaha income property. 39,000 Stock General Merchandise, east- ern Nebraska town, for good farm land. 2 modern well located Omaha residences for stock of merchandi: Good Seward county, general merchandige. TCHELL, Board of 'l'rul Bldg. Omaha, Neb. a (urr,murc ftor braska, farm for T.r exchange—For clear land, -m- h g, located in castern Ne- bras! mv-le- about $10,00v. For .lrlleu 8 R. Collins, 422 Maln | street, Fremon L )( FOR EXCHANGI—!” acres fine land In D Texas. What huv- you.' E. B. Atlantie, Ia. TRADES, TRADES, TRADES. Farms, income mdse List with us. ABBOTT REALTY CO. Brandeis Bldg. WANTED TO BUY BEST price ture, carpets, 7L ald for second-hand furn! clothing and shoes. Tel. Doug ] EST prices for furulmg‘. ote. \ m.u'l Purn. "Slove, 1406 Dodg BALTIMORE 2d-hand stere pays ba( price 2d-hand furniture, clothes. ete. D. 4365, ANTHD a second-hand Troy washer or lmllar machine, to be run by stéam power, at Child_Saving Institute, 18th and Ohlo sireets, Phone Webster 1991 TTHE PUTNAM COMPANY, 54 N, Y. Life, Omaha, pay h st prices for old line ' insurance_poliel - o L WANTED—SITUATIONS esn LADY lll l‘ll ing desires ”lhlll ullll[ or will travel. referec W 507, care Coal and Wood ¥ %, Morehou; 3108, Ind Co.. 8345 e WANTED-—-By young man, place to work for beard while attending Boyles college. Both phones. YOUNG Japanes: wishes position house IB‘HIII understands cooking. Address ce. SITUATXONB ‘wanted; hi in the retail shoe business. both nd salesman; wants a posftion nee: am not afraid of work and do not elnwy{ hisher salary than I can earn. had 15 years' count of owner's health; well improved Botars tarm from town T c-mpb-u. “Litheda, "ok 1% ACRES, McPherson county, Neb., $ per acre. IS BoE, councl] Blutty Ia., 12 Shugart ‘Phone 81 GOOD LAND CHEAP: 100 acres in cen tral Nebraska, - all good la acre; 424 cash; $62 each vear for el.hl years, ' Pestoffice Box 404, Omaha, Neb. GOOD LAND. Omaha, $ per acre; eral years. Blutts, la. 160 acres 3584 o Postoffice Box ' 17, 200 miles from h; balance sev- Couneil Dest Toxas. Tlx‘l honies and Investments. EI wl,'l Nl WRIGHT, Y. Life Hidg. eastern Wyoming. head of caitle, 200 acres in alfaifa. dress Lock FOR SALE-First-cla Wyoming. enitle ranch easily in run 2,600 40 acres under irrigation; Good Imprevements. Must sell on account of failing heaith. Ad- Box 8. A ntic. la. GOOD WARM HOUSE. 2410 Seward St, ¢ all modern, In- cluding new furnace, every room newly pered, close te car, only 22 'AYNE, BOSTWICK l ‘0., N. Y. LIF J WANT an offer on Iol 2. bloek a pal plat of thé eity of (ymaha, with twe houses. and B11 itornia street. Lot 6x182 feet. THOMAS BRENNAN, New York Life Buiding. GOLDEN’S ALL METAL WEATHER STRIP SAMUEL DICKINSON. mge Bldg. HOUSE FOR SALE—414 Capitol Ave. 11 rooms, all modarn, large living room; down- stairs all oak; four reoms and bath up- stairs in birch #e attic, concrote cellar. hot water heat, and electric light. Gar- .fi(er aute. uillt for & home day labor. For information Call Harney or Douglas 2064 FOR aulck returns Tist your eal catais for sule and exchangs with me; o saie ne pay. . ell. Board Trade B2 Omaba, Neb. o BAR GAIN {-room house, modern, except heat: nice lot, paved street, on car line. No. 1729 8. #th St. Price 8. P. O. NEILSEN & CO. 08 N. Y. L Bldg. Both P.I.-. EVANS St-1 rooms, ‘modern, W S ey 2681 3,760, ments semi-annually. nfi Estate Co., 1001 A-T52 WANTED--Cit; Farnam Smith W. THOIA.. 543 First Nationul Bank REAL ESTATE LOANS LOANS to home owners and home bull ers, with privilege of making partial pay- *| Alexander mckhmd lnd Wllo to Juli- REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS |M. H. Compton and wife Augustine, lots 16 to 3, to nun Jv & $ 1,500 8,700 . Irving to Peter and Annfé Plernickl, - lots 16 and 16, block 5, Summit addition . x J. C. Pontius to Jessie C. and Alina C. and Alma J. Pontius, lot 3, block 2, Hanscom place Bmma_A. Headley and husband to A. H. Rosenbaum, ed5 feet lot 4, hield 6,000 to_Jane A. New- ot 24 lock 2, Hoppe's Bo- nanza addition . W. T. Graham and wite to H er iderwind, lot 7, block 4, Home Re k in, 1o 11, block § Clark lkdxuk'! addition. 60 ane Tot 4, rk For- et 4| Mald v to :‘(l\llnll, Int 'I b|oek ll HIHldllo ad- an e iisher No eommisaien. G, W. Smith to Louise Smith, part MORTGAGE loans negotiated. 1y Nooms 41135 st Bell phone Lougl FIVE PER CENT MONEY to loan en Omana Business Property. THOMAS BRENNAN, Roown 1, New York Life Blag. o §5.000 on homes in Omaha. O'Keefe ' N. Y. Life. National Bank s Doug. or MONEY TO LOAN—P"'\. Inv:stment Co WANTPED—City louns. Peters Trust Co. hlnl llll 'm&n s W raam St PAYNE, BOSTWICK & Private money, §508 to 35,008, co. m rate, LOWEST RATES—Bemis, Brandels Bldg. 200 o0 % FARM and el meat; no delay. L BROS., 28 N. Y. Life. improved property. bl No ‘0‘?’.“ loans; optional . bernsen. Omlhr’ kl“ 3, block 17, B. V. Smith's addi- 0. B. Cole and wife to F. L. Gallup, lot 15, block 2, Military addition..... |Homestead company to Michael Fronk, jr. lot 7% &nd nd% 7H, S Rod- bloek 4, Kllb)’ 29, o H. B W and ‘oiner Tof Homestead addition ... J. G. Arthur and wife to W. lots 15 and %0, | ‘man, lot 6. block 4, ‘arthaze addition . L. Akin to Mary bleek 1, Fuelid place. 1 arah Lefler to C. [ i s Same to same, tract in sl nwi - .Y W Meadimber to Mabel M rev. lot 4, bloek F, Shinn's Seeond adaition oStesre J. L. Raker and wife to Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rallway com- v;_vw sub lot 1, government lot 8, 16-] E. C. Woleott and wife to R. 3. Wel l. tt, né0 feet lots 1 and l block 1, vers, Rl.'hlr‘l l Tilden's addi- 800 | cans are now locating. The ordeal thm“fh which the ex she looks forward with dread to the renders pliable all the parts, crisis in safety. Dook of infermation THE BRADFIELD uovum DO. Atlasta, Ga. methods, as the road runs through 0 miles of country which will never be made to profitably produce grain, except by dry farming methods. State Railroad Commissioners 1n Excited Debate Proposition to Adopt Interstate Class- ifications Wherever Practicable Causes Difference, WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—Because of the contention of many of the members that an attempt was being made to limit the power of state rallway commissioners, an acrimonious discussion marked the open- ing of the annual convention of the Na- tional Association of Rallway Commisston- ers here Tuesday. The discussion arose over the, recommendation of a commission that thd convention endorse the idea of a fed- eral law giving the Interstate Commerce commission authority to prescribe uni- formity in classification for Interstate traf- fic and wrging state commissioners to make exceptions sparingly. Commissioner Gothlin of Ohlo contended that those who voted for the report bound themselves io maintain the classification fixed by the commisslon on intrastate shipments. He was supported by Commissioner Burr of Flortda. Commissioner Clark of the Interstate commission and ehalrman of the commit- tee which made the report declared the Ohlo commissioner was unfair in placing such an Interpretation upon the report. He sald the committes simply desired to call attention to the necessity of excep- tions not being ma “In the southern classification today & per cent are exceptions and 3 per cent are the original,” declared Mr. Clark. The Ohlo commissioner wanted the con- vention to strike out & portion of the re- port, but he was voted down by 15 to 3. The report of the committee was then unantmously adopted. Martin H. Decker of the New Y Pub- lic Utllities commission and pres. W .t of the assoclation addressed the convention and A. H. Smith, vice president of the New York Central, spoke on the progress of fety in rallroad operation. Mr. Smith ked for public, co-operation to reduce the dangers from trespass upon raliroad property. Kreigh Collins is Killed by Car Pomer Tennis Chmpion is Run Down on Street Crossing in Chicago. QHICAGO, Nov, 17.—Krelgh Collins, one of 'the best known tennis players in this country, was killed by a sireet car here tonight. He was run down while crossing & street and/almost Instantly killed. Collins was probably the greatest player ever produced in the west and held the ‘western champlonsh'p in 1897, 1898, 1600, 1902, 1903, 1004, 1906 and 1906 Paired with L. Harry Waldner, he won the western doub- | les title in 1902, 1003 and 1906 and in 1904 he won the same honors with Ray D. Little of New York as his partner. In 198 Col- | lins and Waidner won the all-comers doub- | les in the east and in 1903 they were run- nersup in the same event. Collins lost the western champlonship to Nat Emerson of Cincinnat! in 1207 and nce then has taken no part in tourna- | ment play because of the weakness of his | eyes. Mrs. Stetson Gives Up Fight‘ Healer Accused ol Mental Malprac- | tice Bows to Decree of Mother Church, BOSTON, Nov. 17.—For twenty hours, ten yesterday and ten today, Mrs. Augusta I Stetson of New York, accused of “mental malpractice” was in secret conference with the board of directors of the First Church of Christ, Sclentist, in the Inner councll rooms of the mother church. While the deliberations were secret its result was appars e tonight when Mrs. Stegaon issued & statement in which she asserts that she bows to the judgments of the mother church directors against her and furthermore that she will obey “my leader,” by uniting with those who felt it was right to condemn her in thelr testimony. Yes, & few elegant free homesteads can still be had In Mexico, where many Amerl- have to go to Mexico, but are required 1o have five acres of fruit trees plantsd within five years. For information prin‘ed in English regarding Mexican homesteads, address The Jantha Plantation Company, Block 469, Pittsburgh, Pa. You can have your trees planted and your land worked on shares, so as to bring you a thousand dollars a year. The health conditions are perfect and the climate grand. POWER SITES AND PETROLEUM Secretary Ballin, * Withdraws More Land in Or d California from Settlement. WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—In line with his policy of leaving to congress the en- actment of legislation affeciing the dispo sition of public lands containing power sites and petroleum deposits, Secretary Ballinger today announced the withdrawal from settlement of locations These in different included 2,682 40 acres of the Crooked river, 6,441 acres along Middle Fork of the John Day river, 9,081 | acres along the narth fork of the river and 7,080 acres along the south fork. All these withdrawals are in Oregon and are belleved to contain water site possibili- ties, ABY’S YOICE, You do mot even — Isthe joy of the household, for without it no happiness can be complete. Angels smile at and commend the thoughts and aspirations of the motl.er bending over the cradie. ctant mother must pass is such that e hour when she shail feel the lhrill of motherhood. Every woman should know that the dln'er and of child-birth can be avoided by the use of Mother ond, w |ch assisting nature in its work. By its aid thousands of women have p'ns :{d lhis F withdrawal of 62,345 acres in California for action by congress affecting the dis- position of petroleum deposits, making up to this time 8,621,062 acres iIn this class of withdrawals, NOTED BANDIT PLEADS GUILTY Henry Starr Acknowledges Robbing Bank at Amity, Col Spring. \ LAMAR, Colo, Nov. 17.—Henry Stare, a noted bandlt, 'surprised a court room full of spectators here this afternoon by pleading gullty to the charge of having participated in the robbery of the bank at Amity last spring. Since his capture some months _ago Starr has insisted he was Innocent and that an attempt was being made to con- viot him on his past record. He sald he had reformed prior to the Amity robbery. No evidence was heard today. Starr's wife and baby were in court and Mrs. Starr was heart-broken when her husband pleaded guilty. The Best Cough Syrup is Easily Made at Home. 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