Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 2, 1909, Page 11

THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1909, OFFERED FOR RENT OFFERED FOR SALE Miscelln »—Contin FOR RENT-2 city water, 1528 N 17th 8t C. M. Bach o k {th 8t C. .M. Bachmain, @ Paxton Bik s 2 new and second-hand, 1110 Farn Wh St — | $5.00 COAL Second-Hand Boilers in use at the Bee buiidius. They are e lib-horsepower return tubslar boilers, 78 inch diameter by 18 fee. iong. They have I8 C. L. tubes, 3 inches by 13 feet. Work ing pressure 100 pounds per square Inch ieat surface, 15,000 square feet. Grate are. 4 sauare feet | "We are very anxious to dispose of these boilers immediately and will sell at a ba: gain If waken at once THE RUILDING COMPANY, h and Farnam Sts Omana, Ne¢b NEW, modern, 5-room house LOWEST RENTS-BEST &r., mod., cholce, 318 Jones, 6-r.. part mod., 1018 N. 2th. § 6-r., mod., bargain, 1606 Corby, 315 b-r., city wa 4 Bancroft 7-r., eity water, barn, 4168 N. 28th Ave. §-r., city water, good, 208 N. mth, $15 6-r., mod., 413 Hamilton, $1¢ 4-r., part mod., lose int &7 & th, $12 RUSSELL & M'KITRICK CO.. 42 Ramge Bidg. Isth and Harne 408 N. 0th St 9 r. 126 8. Nm St. 7 r, 1308 Decatur St. § r. 1530 Casteliar St 2617 Emmet st., 0! 8, 2th St 210 Clark St Harmon phones. It's_good. try It & Weeth. Both « een , § mod. $15.00 al’ mod.. $27.50 mod ex. heat r., mod. ex . mod. ex. heat . mod.” ex. heat mod. ex. heat 23 Cuming St, 4 r., city water 20 8. M0th Ave. 4 r. city water, McCAGUE INVESMENT CO., 1608 Dodge Street STORE ROOMS. 171416 No. 2th St $17.%0. 264 Farnam St. $15.00 McCAGUE INVESMENT CO., 26 00. heat $17.50, $10.% 1509 $10.09. $10.00, | | COAL by the ron. Call Wabsier 089 HALL'S safes, new, 2d-hand. 1818 Farnam HAVE on hand a number of ink bar s which we will sell at 2 each. They are fine for rain water or ashes. Call ai bressroom Bee Publising Co. FOR SALE. 1 M-inch roll top desk. 157 inch roll top desk. typewriter desk Remington typewriter. bookkeeper desks. large wall case. Universal adding machine. fireproof safe Fairbank floor scales. four wheeled trucks. d'agraph machine. CALI 1116 FARNAM ST. 211 Francis, city 615 S. 330, well water, new paper. $i2. % mile N. Krug Park, 2 acres. §2). 204 Plerce, mod. ex. heat. §2. Florence, mod. ex. heat. $17. 1842 N. 22nd. gas, city water, barn, $16. e mod. ex. heat. $18. 2102 Spencer, all mod. $25.50 24 Grace, all mod, $20. 142 N. th, all mod. $%. 3136 Mason, ail mod. $3. FLATS. 3 5 1 mod. $35 1806 Emmet, all modern. $30. 1409-11 8. 10th, all mod. $40. M01-3 Harney, all mod. 346, 207 Davenport, all mod. $45. HASTING & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St Offices. PEIPPTETLE BRIARE AR WHO NEEDS a rain |2 Worn short time; dress, H. @91 Bee ° b7 t overcoat, ONE-KARAT and monds at ap. Add OSTEOPATHY T. 418 N. Y. L. Tel, D. 1000 Dr. Kathryn Nicholas. 83 N. Y. L Bide PATENTS 1) 0. BARNELL, Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 7117, 318 Nevilie Bldg JOHMSON 1. MODERN sized office room opp. post- zm... % per mo. Conrad Young. 1518 Dodge it DESIRABLE single office, also sulte of offices, In Continental block. ALFRED C. KENNEDY, | ullding. HUFFMAN, Book free PERSONAL . Lump, $6.60. R. H. B.2246. Mme. Smith, an isement in Seargo block, 8. O, 520 N. 24th. Hall, 433 Ramge Bldg., both ‘phones. NEW Store, 219 Cuming. Tel. Web. 817, DESIRABLE storeroom, 24th street, was occupled as for over twenty years and is cation for that line of business, $20. ALFRED C. KENNEDY, 200 First National Bank Bullding. Tel. Douglan 722. Andover, COAL 45thtise "Co. W 81 MAGNETI 16th St., third floor. finement home. Mrs. D m’";"&ffl" %‘al_, ‘Web. 258 Ind. ot e b s et B JOHN CANE s In town. Now is the time to trim trees, trellises. Ines. Tel. Red 7104 Ind. A-%64. Red 181 Cuming St. 1101 8. Xth Ave O 7S Your corn comes out or your CORNS Jiifier comes back when ou use Corn Jelly. Haines Drug Co., 1610 M AGNETIC treatment. Mme. Smith, MAGNL'LTI 522 8. 16th St. third floor PRIVATE HOME during confinement; babies for adoption. Good Samaritan Sanl- torium, 740 1st Ave., Council Bluffs, Ia. No. | | treatment. 622 8. X1 - FOR RENT-—-At mod part of & strong, modern, 3-story a ment brick building, 66x132, suitable for warehouse or factory; very desirable loca- tion; R. R. tracks on both sides; larg elevator, celling track for heavy weigh! building '?rotecnd by sprinkler syste: Address T. F. Quinlin, 110 S 16th St, Omaha. WE RENT and repair all makes of se' ing machines. -Phones, Ind., A-1fN, Doy 1 5 Neb. Cyele Co., corner 15th and Har- ney. THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cast clothing; in fact, anything you do not n We collect, repair and sell at 134 N. ith Bt, for cost of collection to the worthy !‘mr E Phone Douglas Q3% and wagon eall. OFFERED FOR SALE by < Furniturue. CHEAPEST PLACE for STOVE§ AND FURNITURE. Racket Store, 16 & Cuming BARGAINS in second hand Furniture Schweitzer, 1711 N. 24th St. W. 2I4; B. 1328 STOVES, slightly used, sold ardless of cost. American Furniture Co., N. 16th FOR, SALE-Dining room furniture, Flemish oak, very cheap, perfect condi- tion. Harney 3593 FURNITURE of 5§ rooms; range, heating wtove, entire outfit, nearly rew, at a bar- gain. Call soon l.nd'rll:k out what you want; eheap. - 3083 8. Hlse St JAMES RUBY can get insurance money by writing John or Charley. STRICTLY private home for confine- ments; excellont care; bables adopted; trained nurse. %18 Davenport. r and to: 2 en. GRIFFIT WIGSE 806 i) FRENZER BLE. - THE fem Velvetina Tollet Goods. For \sale by all or phone Douglas 6603 Ariene de Voy. Maniouring and 620 8. 16th st hllMlD“l&m I‘?‘o" N MME. ALLEN of Chicago, salt %nv.u confinement home. . 6320, magnetic and massage treatments, 1Tth Bt. DR. EGGERS' 1516 Martna St OMAHA Stammerers' Ins. Ramge Bldg. PASSENGERS who saw man fal street car at 2th and Viaton streets, Thankegiving day, between 12 and 1 o'clock, will confer a fayor by informing Carl Niel- son, Tel. Douglas 5836. WANTED—Albert W. Newman by J. G. Beeler, North Platte, Neb. from MASSAGE AND BATHS. R-308 Old Boston Store Bidg., 4th floor. 120 Fo. 16th St. Stairway on Douglas St WHO will donate an organ (small) for g:mly 'Jl‘ufik)l(n the womlf:l‘r-daopnnm;m of . Mrs. Mary , supt. o - bel Work. Tel. Webster 0L o JOSIE WASHBURN'S new book, ‘Underworld Sewer,” sold at stores, price, $1.50. the all book MECHANO THERAPY is a drugless cure for lost physical vigor. Consult Dr. Margarite Halloran, 226 Ne- ville block. Tel. Doug. T76l. U: - vision of M. b, _oU& T A adl g $6.00 PER MONTH, secures a high grade Plano in THE BENNETT PIANO CLUB Joln now, select your Piano. _g:nnu%smx working. Please 'phone. GOOD apple elder, everybody Muller makes the best. Tel. likes it Harney 35%1. POULTRY EXTRA fine single comb Rhode Island Red_cockerels for sale; carly hatched. D. H. Stru‘hers, Cralg, Neb. M. B. TURKEYS for wa'e; eggs In season. Mrs. W. ™. Preston, Worth Loup, Nel Use U-NEED-A Poultry Tonie for # if your 85§ increase does not twice y for your tonic. your money will be re- unded. D. E. Johnson Co.. Omaha, Neb, Musical lnstral SLIGHTLY used uprignt planos for sale . IVERS & POND lano, almost theap 106 McCague Blk. NETT PIANO CLUBS will be held for Christmas delivery if desired. SECOND hand writers sold, repaired. Miscellancons. CO q AT CUT PRICES $L.50 on every ton and give better coal. We guarantee correct weights. COAL—S baskets, $1. Dry kindling, & load, 1 delivered. Star Ice & Coal Co. D. 465 cConnell Drug Co. Omaha, Neb. e FOR SALE—New and 2d-hand billlard cheap bar fixtures, easy payments. Bruns- wick-Balke Collender, 407 So. 10th St. bargain A B. SINGER, 416 N. 16th. e TN SHOLARSHIP on leading business col- cally new, at a bargain. Leffert's Jewelry Store, Cotncll Bluffs, Ia. 1 good second hand organ, §16.00. 1 good second hand upright plano, Rose- 1 slightly used, upright Emerson piano, .00, MARSHALL SMITH CO, 08-310 8. 18th St. EVERYTHING I typewriters; just a H bullt No. 2 Smith ; No. 8 ; machines shipped on &prro TYPEWRITER EQUIPMENT CO., Mt 1908 Harney. C. H. Thatcher Co. D, 508, PIANOS selected now in THE BEN- Typewriters. Central Typewrl hange. 160 Farnam We save you from 8o to Rosenblatt’s Cut Price Coal Co. at cut i frelght and tables. We lead the world in "300 OVERCOATS SLIGHTLY USED, ata O] lgee for sale &t discount. Address P YARDS of genuine linbleum, practi- SOME OF OUR BARGAINS ‘wood case, $65.00. J. Opposite Court House. of our bargains & Oliver, §35; No. § Rem- no depasit required. %06 8. 12th St The way the wind blows in the Omaha want ad field The Bee last week made a gain of over 27 columns of paid want ads over the cor- responding week of last year. Of course, Omaha is growing, but more people are using Bee want ads, because they are read in most every one of the 42,00 homes reached by The Bee. Our nearest Omaha competitor gained but 16 columns, giving them credit for their free help wanted, indecent advertisements, clairvoyant and other frauds excluded from Bee pages. The reason why Bee want ads bring such tremendous returns is that The Bee goes to the homes, where people really read the pa- pers. There are thousands of homes where The Bee is the only paper ever admitted, be- cause self-respecting people want a clean paper. POULTRY (Continued.) Foreenings, $1.50 100 b Wagner, $01 N. 16th. FOR SALB-Choice S. C. Buft Orping- ton eocks, cockerels, hens and pullets. Toulouss geeme, Are prize winners, at a bar. Brehm, Harva b. PRINTING PHONE IND. A-3%2 for good priniing Lyrestad Printing 16th & Capitel Ave _REAL EST‘TE REAL BATATE DEALERS. °D ABSTRACT CO.. Est. 18%: promp: service; get our prices. 1710 Farmata St GANGESTAD, @4 Bee Bldg. Tel. D 267 SAYN E INV. CO.. first floor N. Y. Lit BENJAMIN R E. CO. 477 Brandet. Blag. REAL ESTATE TITLE.TRUST CO CHAS E. WILLIAMSON. President. REAL ESTATE & REAL ESTAT | | E LOANS Ambier, 1122 Barker Bik. D. T8 | Y PROFERTY FOR SALE. 15-HOUSES--15| IN ALBRIGHT FOR SALE BY UVERRRC TO BE REMOVED IN SIXTY DAYS No. 1-Jetforls store building: 2 rooms and lean-to, on lot 3, block 2, Jefteris' re- pla No. -5 Etarr houses, 3 rooms each and | lean-to, also outbuiding. on lots 23 and .'Q,‘hl\mll 'l. U. P. subdivision. No. 3—Umatum house, 4 rooms and hall, outbul:dings, on lot 2, block 6 U. P. sub- diyisian. No. 4—-Huss house, 10x2, bulldings, on lot 5, block diyision No. §~Churchwell house, pantry, on lot 6 block 6 U. P. subdivision No. ‘6—Anderson house, § rooms and pantry, 2 sheds, on lot 8 block 6 U. P. subdivision. No. 7—Shilham, 1-room house, on lot 11, block 6, U. P. subdivision. No. 8—Newville Terrace and shed, on lot 10, block 1, U. P. subdivision. No. $—Nichols house, 13 stories, on lot 6. block 2, U. P. Subdivision. No. 10-Pefley house, 24 storles, on lot 17, block 2, U. P. subdivision. No. li—Kracker house, 3 rooms, harn and sheds, on taxlot 6, in sec. 15-14N-13E. No.' 12—Pil'ar_house, 3 rooms, on taxlot 4, In sec. I5-MN-13E, No. 18.—Kostel house, 2 rooms, garret and lean-to,” on taxlot F-1, in sw cor. sec. M T 4 N. R 13E. Will consider bids on any or all of the above bulldings. For turther information Inquire of J. A. GRIFFITH, Land Comm’r U. P. R. R. Co. barn and out- 6 U. P. sub- §5 rooms and barn, EAL ESTATF OPERTY FOR SALE. (Continued) ° Boulevard Park Addition cITY P We want to present a few| facts concerning this addition| for your consideration. 18T. It is located about four blocks north of Kountse Place, on higher ground tran anything east of #th St. or north of Cum- ing 8t XD It I8 within 15 to 20 minutes’ |of ®ae heart of the city on the Sherman Ave. lne, one of the best lines in Omaha. 3D, | plied with sewer, at no extra cost. ATH. Out of 18 lois originally for sals wa have but about 50 left, but these are & uniformly good oney Does not this sple did record indicate the desirability of own- ng Gne _of these lots? H. The new university at Pratt Sts. (four blocks wes: and two south) and the extensive improvemen under w at Levi Carter park (about a half mi east) are bound to increass values in this choice addition. GTH. Fifty good, sub now in the addition ana ma for spring. You'll not be hu* in this addition. TTH. Prices $5 up. Terms one-fifth down, balance on monthly payments. wait until another advance in price Take advantage of present prices and buy now. ‘You will make money by Going s0 Call at our office and let us show you these lots, or phona us for plat giving pricca of unsoll lots. Shimer & Chase Co, 309 South 17th St Opposite Court House. water and cement walk ntial _dwellings Close In Home Only $2,550 2718 Howard St. A good 8-room house with bath, gas, hot and cold water, fur- nace, mantel and grate; south front, with paved street; annual rental $3%. This prop- erty is to be sold at a sacrifice within the next ten days; price only $2,560. Immediate possession. Payne, Bostwick & Co. Sole Agents. Main Floor N. Y. Life. HARNEY STREET LOTS BETWEEN 29TH AVE. AND 31ST STREET. We are offering 40-foot lots on Harney St with paving all pald, cement sidewalks. sewer, water, gas, for $2,000. The location is very desirable, being within 1 block of Farnam St., car line and Central boule- rd. Ground lles high and sightly. This is the cheapest, desirable close-in property that you can buy. HASTINGS & HEYDE 1614 Harney St. 3909 North 18th St. Six rooms and reception hall in Boule- vard park, thoroughly Mmodern, almost new, Bplendld arrangement of rooms, nicely pa- pered, good neighborhood, good lot,” con- Vvenlent to Sherman Ave. line, 15 to 2 min- S. W. Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb. WEST FARNAM INVESTMENT. We are offering two corner lots in the West Farnam _district with six three-story brick houses or 18 apartments and room for four more. The annual income ls $3.412 and could be more. Price, $20,000, 312,000 of which can be carried on long time at 6 per cent. If you want a good Investment bargain with & prospect of doubling in value and income let us show you this property. 2 8.70-Two cottages on 20th St, north of Y Cuming, 11 rooms and’7 rooms; paved street, city water and gas, Tent 3§56, aiways rented; walking distance to work and close to car line; very easy terms. We do not know of a better, surer investment for the money tham this one in Omaha today. BUILDING SITES. $2,00045 feet east front on th St. Erankiin, fine place_ for ats. $1,00-7 lots at the corner of iMth St., and Plerce, close to the LeavenWworth street car line extended. These lots will double in value when car is running in the spring. We sold one lot out of this bunch for $20. Make us an offer as the owner is anxious to sell. $3,00-The best unimproved bargain in Omaha today s a 132 foot frontage on Cuming_ St, at the northwest corner of 2ith 'Ave., and Cuming. This property can be bought at the same Drice it was offered three years ago and it is nearly doubled in actual value in that time. Some- body will pick this thing up soon. We haye several other good in- vestments that we cannot adver- tise but if you are looking for something good let us know. P. DODGE & CO., 1714 Farnam. DUNDEE HOME $4,500 This is & strictly first-class modern home, beautifully located, with fine south and west view and the Happy Hollow club. This house has 7 rooms and reception hall; parlor, dining room and kitchen on first floor, oak finish; beautiful oak stair- way leading from reception hall; also stair- way from kitchen. Second fioor has 4 large bedrooms and bathroom finished in quarter sawed yellow pine; best of plumb- ng and heating throughout; can arrange good terms op this place. Better see it at once. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, near stores or 1614 Harney St. Si)‘z Rooms and Hall Brand new, thoroughly modern, rooms, east front lot, desirable neighbor- | hood, north part. Price, 33.20; $00 down, balance practically same as’ rent. |Shimer & Chase Co, 3% South 17th Street. Orposite Court House. NEW 7 ROOMS MODERN Modern, up-to-the-minute, large lot. One of the cholcest locations in the western part of the city. In order to settle partner- | &hip quickly, will be sold at & very low | price. VERY EASY TERMS NOWATA LAND & LOT Co, Suite 64 New York Life Bidg. large | FOR quick returns list your real esta | for eale and exchange with me; no_sal no pay. W. W. Mitehell. Board of Trade Sidg. Omaha, Neb. I WANT an offer on lot 2 block 20, orig- | inal plat of the city of Omaha, with two houses, 198 and 1511 California street. Lot 66x132 feet. THOMAS BRENNAN, New York Life Building. HOMES-KOUNTZE PLACE. 2121-23 Lothrop St. Just comp.eted, two -houses, six rooms each; attic, full basement, oak, brick and pine finish; plastered laundry 'room, rear roof porch, oak floors, latest design in arrangement; full lots, near 4th street car, fine nelghborhood’ To good parties $1.000 cash, balance §60 per month, inglud- |ing Interest. Your cholce at #4,50. Call owner, Webster 2612 TWO CORNER LOTS | First class improvements «ll around them. Cily water, sewer, Ea&s; heur car; Wxids feet each VERY EASY TERMS NOWATA LAND & LOT CO, @4 N. Y. Life. GOOD BUY—4-apartment new brick St Louls flai; Manscom park district. Harney 5860 281 EVANS St, 7 rooms, oak and pine finish; near O sity—43.760. Call W-3198. 3678 PACIFIC, 5 bricks, strictly modern, exgellent’ ORAIIOD, Hb. BENBON & MYERS CO., Phons Douglas 186 413 N. Y. Lite Bag. W new, modern, ver- utes' ride down town. Price, $3,350. See us about this. We can arrange satisfactory | terms. Shimer & Chase Co,,| 39 South 17th Street. Opposite Court House. 123% Investment Fine inside corner lot and brick building, in first-class condition and always rented to choite tenants. MIDLAND INV. CO., McCague Bldg. 'Phones, D. 1152, A-2656. Don't Think About This Too Long Get Busy. 1722 So. 26th Street, $2,350 7-room furnace, trees, square house, modern, but full east front lot, nice shade paved street, close to street car line. 'House would cost $3,000 to build to- day. Lot is worth $1,000. Can give im- mediate possession. Hastings & Heyden, 1614 Harney Street. DO YOU KNOW THAT THE CORNER, 16TH AND HARNEY, SOLD ONLY 8 YEARS AGO FOR $47,000. AND SOLD A FEW MONTHS AGO FOR $275,000. Don't that mean something to you? Has your certificate of deposit grown that fast? PUT YOUR MONEY IN REAL ESTATE $6,000 WILL BUY A FULL CORNER 66x132 FEET AT 27TH AND HARNEY Right in the line of the growth of the City and will double in value in a short time. THE BEST LOT FOR BRICK FLATS OR APARTMENT HQUSE. NORRIS & MARTIN, Phone Doug. 4210. 628 Bee Bldg. Rental Investment . We offer for the first time, six cottages, | tronting east on 16th St. north of Vinton | St, just across the street from the ball | park. These cottages are 4 and § rooms each; are In fairly good condition, located on ground 182 east TRt 0n 16th street by 140 feet deep. to alley. We will seli the whole together, or divide In two parts. Parties desiring rental | property, bringing 10 per cent or eleven per oot should _investigato this. The | ouses will bring §70 per month rent. We offer the entire lot for $,500. A. P. Tukey & Son, | Phone Doug. 2151 Bl‘r 446 Board of Trade ra A NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW $2,800 EASY TERMS 30TH AND BINNEY STREETS Electricity, gas, water, sewer, plumbing and fixiures; furnace; cemented cellar and walks, ete, HALL, 42 Ramge Bldg. $3,350 will buy & new 6-room house. all strictly modern; full basement; in Walnut hill dlis- trict; §1.000 cash; balance on time. See us it you wish a good home cheap. McCague Investment Co., 106 Dodge St elegant laundry, Both Phones. ride | Each lot Is of good size and Is sup- | 24th and | more in sight | onesome It you | Don't | comes. | | tion fixing its boundari; |this year; | Bowman, | Moines ,ia REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FO R SALE California. WE are making homes for a milllon peo ple on the greatest irrigation traet in California. Our new boekiet “Calitornia Now or Never,” the finest California bool ever printed, i0c. Easy payments; see our big exhibit at Chicago great land show ovember 30 to December 4. We want an army of “live ones” with us to buiid this greatest new community. Organize a cel | ony. Write today for free information. H | L. Hollister, 206 LaSalle street, Chicago. FOR SALE, NO TRADE-10-acre fruit ranch in Canon City, Colo.; good climate; water right unquestionable; well set to ali kinds apples, cherries, plums and small fruits; good improvements; one of the pret- tiest places in the Arkansas Valley; further information if desired; must be seen to be |* appreciated. Address Leslie W. Thayer Vietor, Colo. GOOD, well improved $0-acre farm; $57.60 per acre; six miles ell Biufts, R. F. D. ‘Phone Ind. 9041-M rice, utheast of Coun- 1, Dumfries, Ia. D. W. Weaver. Misseuri. TWO Missourl farms for sale or will e for property in Omaha or viclnity 5 Decatur St., Omaha. 140 ACRES, 30 acres fenced, 50 acres in cultivation, 4-room house; lots of running water; R. F. D. by door; lots of fruit; barm and outhouses. Can be sold on easy terms; $15_per acre. 160 acres, 80 scres in cultivation; plenty of water; '3-room house, 2,000 fruit tree % acres fenced: barn and outbuildings: can be sold at $20 per acre; 4 down. Also_have 160 acres, @ acres in cultiva- tion, 10 acres in strawberries, 3 acres in meadow; 3-room house; lots of water: 4 miles s.'w. of Anderson, McDonald county, Mo. 1 have other snaps. Call on me. GEORGE W. MITCHELL, Anderson, Mo, BRIGHT & MUMRY, Sloux Falls, S. D. Largest real estate dealers in the middle west. Capital, $100000. We have over 50, 000 acres of good farm land in North, and South Dakota and Montana at prices rang- ing from $10 to $40 per acre on easy terms. We buy, sell and exchange, locate home- steaders and will give reliable information on lands and Sioux Falls property. Nebraska. Lisco Irrigated Lands The valley of the North Platte is prim- arily an irrigated land. The great river Ties an almost unlimited water and the general siope of the valley make ideal irrigation. We offer for coloni- zation another large tract known as the Lisco Lands. Where Is Lisco? It is in Garden county, one of the re- cently formea counties, tne last state elec- . It was formerly rt of Deuel county. The new line of the Infon Pacific runs through this land and some day that will be the main line of the road between Omaha and the coast. Lisco is 100 miles west of North Platte. It is a new town, located on the Reuben Lisco ranch and This Ranch is For Sale The water right for the Lisco Ditch was taken out in 1893 and calls for 32.66 inches of water from the North Platte river. Since the ditch has been built there has been little done because of the distance from raliroad. Under irrigation the soll pro- duces abundantly, but what is the use of growing stuff it you cannot market {t? Now that the railroad is in operation, the lard will be thoroughly irigated and culti- vated. We run Our First Excursions Tuesday, Dec. 7. This is an opportunity to “get in on the ground floor.”’ Some interested in Bcotts Bluff were disappointed at not getting In early. Here {s an opportunity. BEverybody knows that all the soil of the North Platte valley needs is water. Then with proper cultivation on it will w any sort of crop. Corn will grow at Lisco, where the altitude is only 3.000 feet. Go out and see what we are offering. Prices are low for irrigated lands. The prices are Less Than the Government Charges for Water *~ Range from $3 to $60 per ac and see us about ihis new on, ‘as 1t will not last long. PAYNE INVESTMENT C.0 Land Merchants. Omaha, Neb. 40 ACRES Near Gretna, Neb., improvements, 5- room house; small barn; chicken house; hog house; frult trees; grove around house; good land; lays well; this looks good. Price $4,000. MeCague Investment Co., 1506 Dodge St A Cass County. Nebraska Farm At Your Own Price To séftle a partnership we will sell to the highest bidder, on easy terms, a splen- did farm, 8% miles southeast of Ashland, Neb., comprising 406 acres, which must be sold 'before January 20, 1910. For deserip- tion and full particularm write, CASHIER NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK Omaha, Neb. 60 ACRES Near Pacific Junction i B0 acres in corn balance pasture; 4-room house; nice grove and orchard; this is good land. Price $0 per acre; can make terms. MecCague Investment Co., 1508 Dodge St. Come in land, Come AT $45 PER ACRE We will sell you a 32-acre improved farm in_eastern Nebraska, two miles of a good, live town and best market. If you will look at this land you will agree that it is very cheap. Selling at this low price in order to settle a partnership quickly. VERY EASY TERM NOWATA LAND & LOT Co, Buite 64 New York Life BIdg. WHAT'S YOUR BEST CASH OFFER? For two fine sections of farming land in Kimball county, Nebraska, ¢ and 7 m northeast of Kimball, the county se: sections 21 and 3, twp 16, range 5. He: is & chance to get in right. Address D. over §13 West Grand Ave.. ¥ Okiamoma. OKLAHOMA We have 160.000 acres of cholce land to gelect from. ranging in price from per acre. This land s in the ofl an n‘ahaumcll and you might get an ol wel with_your land. NOWATA LAND AND LOT €O, Suite @4 New York Life Bidg. 100-ACRE for sale near Comanche, Okl 110 acres broke, good improvements, plenty of wcod. $% acre. Write owner. Rout 1 E J. Dodd, Comanche, Okl Gregon. $15.00 WILL locate you on 160 acres of choice productive in western Oregon; price $2.50 per mcre at time of securing titie. Call or write, 413 Karbach block. South Daketa. FOR SALE—Greatest bargain In South Dakota, 0-acre well improved farm % miles eity of Mitehell, new bulldings; not & foot of waste land; could not lay nicer; best of sofl, alfalfa land. Tenant ralsed over §1,000 of crops this year. Corn nt % bushels to acre. 380 scre, worth §%0 acre. $12,000, can remain at § per cent. Mather & Co., Cedar Rapids, Towa. EN ans these advertisements, wibdly” meation The Bee. Des | e LEGAL NOTICES made of sald bonds and fo consider and | act upon sueh other busincss as | properiy be transacted at the meetng The steck transfer boo | Wil be closed at 3 P M |of January, 1910, and will until 10 A. M. on the 19th da 1910, Dated, New York, November ifh, By order of the Board of Direetors GEORGE J. GOULD, Pre A. H. CALEF, Secretary NovistoJan 1y PaRN AN EATCROTANE Fon saLE (Oomtnuki.! 1 2 and investments. )N & WRIGHT 7 N. V. Lite Bug REAL ESTATE FOR RENT LAND FOR RENT 40 acres of land, house and | about one_mile south of Be PUTNAM COMPANY 84 N. Y. Life REAL ESTATE LOANS 80 to 5,000 on homes in Omaha. O'K. Real Kstate Co., 1001 N. Y. Lite. Doug A-2162 of January, all pasture on GOVERNMENT NOTICES CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER'S Office. Fort Meade, 8. D., November fc |1909. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be or | recelved at this office, until 10 A M., mountain_time, December 6, 139, and then A —— ~——— | opened, for eonstructing one double set LOANS to home owners and home bulld- | of quarters for two company officers and ers, with privilege of making partial pay- four cavairy stapies, and for (nstalling ments semi-annually. No commission | plumbing, heating. electric wiring and slec- W. H. THOMAS, tric lighting fixtures in bulldings specitied, 508 First National Bank Bidg. and for the construction of rot side- - | walks, gutters and drains, Plans and s FIVE | ficatigns may be seen by intending bidders at the offices of the Chief Quartermaster, Department of the Missourl, Omaha, Neb.: { Department of the Colorado, Denver, | Colo.; Department of the Lakes, Chicago, N.; Department of Dakota, St Paul, | Minn.. and this office, at which Iatter place {all Information may be obtained on ap- plication. A deposit of $10.00, to insure re- turn, 1s required betore plans are sent on individual application. The United States es the right to reject any or all bid ccept any part of a bid that ma: eous to the government. En- containing proposals should be en- “Proposals for Public Bulldings and * ———| Other Improvemante” and addressed to the —Payne Investment Co. | constructing quartermaster. Fort e, ot 18D, Nova-4-5-6Decl-2. PER CENT MONEY to loan on Omaha Business Property THOMAS BRENNAN, Room 1, New York Life Bld WANTED—City Farnam Smith & Co., loans and warral W 1320 Farnam St. GARVIN BROS. 818 N. Y $200000 on improved property. No dela: ©% FARM and city loans; optional pay- ment; no delay. 1. Sibbernsen, Omaha. $100 o $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead, Wead Bidg.. 15th and Farnam. TO LOAN WANTED—City loans. _Peters Trust Co. | SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated Apply Rooms 417-1§ First National Bank Bldg. Bell phone Douglas 23S o Bl e Ll e il PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO Private money, $500 to $5,000; _LOWEST RATES—Bemis, Brandels Bldg. REAL ESTATE WANTED VACAN buyers. RAILWAY TIME CARD UNION STATION—10TH & MASON Y. Lit Tow rate. —_— Unton Pacifio— Overland Limited China and Japan Oregon and Washingt Limited . Los Angeles Portland Speela) Colorado_Sprcial. North Pllll‘_lt Local Colorado Express Grand Island Local, 5. Lincoln-Beutrioe Locai. bi2: Valparaiso and Centrai lots and houses. Have cash 411 Karbach Blk. Red 3607, A-3648 WE HAVE BUYERS FOR nd T-room houses. If prices are right can eell your property for yo NOWATA LAND AND LOT Bufite €24 N. Y. Life Blag. pm | 40 om. Chicago Limited Twin City Limited, Chicago xpress Twin City Express. Wabash— Omaba-St. Louls Exp.a 6:3 pm Mall and Express... & 8:00 am Stanberry Local (frem Council Blufts) Chicage, Milwa Qverland Limited. Omaha-Chgo. Express. Colorado Special.... Colo.~Calif. Expreas... Perry-Omaha Local . Illimels Centras— Chicago Express. Chicago Limited. T Golorado-Chicage oust hicago Day 2 Omaha-Chicago _Local. Colorado-Chicago Omuha-Chicago Bpeclal Pacific Coast-Chicago.. Los Angeles-Portiand Limited A Overland Carroll Local.. Fast Local Cedar Rapids-Om sodriup . a3 NORTHWESTERN LINE—NORTH. Twin ‘:‘uy and Dakots Daylight Minnesota and DAKOUS. Twin City Limited Sloux City Looal Dakota-Sioux City- Omaba . Minnesota-Sioux City- Omaha . NORTHW Norfolk-Bonesteel .. Lincoin-Long Ploe her(&k-b‘gumfl? Hastings-Superio Deadwood-Hot Spri Casper-Lander Missourl Pacifi K. C. and St. L. Bx.. K. C. and St L. Ex. av. Sat. 13 p. m. all Chicago, Rock Istana & BAST. Rocky Mountain Ltd. Towa Local .......... Chicago Day Express. Des Molnes Local Towa Loeal Chicago-Eastern E: Chicago-Nebraska Ltd..a WES' | Chicago-Nebraska Litd. for Lincoln P Colo. and Cal. Ex, Okla. and Texas Ex. Rocky Mountain Ltd BURLINGTON STA.—10TH & MASON SWAPS MIGH grade plano for good residence lot. Will pay difference. Bee, Y 17. FOR SALE or trade, #-acre, well im- provd farm, forty rods from court house of Pocabontas. Price, $5,00. Quarter in Dakota preferred N.' C. Nielsen, Poca- hontas, la. L. B. %5 FOR SALE or trade. Section, Lincoln county, ‘Nebraska land. Address Jay M. | Riley, Lawrence, Neb. 640 acres in the famous Greeley district of Colorado, near town; lays fine. Sugar beets average twenty-two tons per acre, sell at $5.50 a ton. Potatoes average 200 to 400 bush- cls per acre. Wheat, sixty; barley and oats, seventy to 100. Alfalfa five to seven tons. Land rent $15 to $25 per acre. All or part to trade for city property or merchandise. E. O. Wise, 101 Benton St. Council Bluffs. gk WANTED TO BUY BEST price id for second-hand furni. | ture, carpets, clothing and shoss. Tel. Dous HIGHEST prices for furniture, BELL'S Furn. Store, 1408 Dodge. BALTIMORE 2d4-hand store pays best price 2d-hand furniture. clothes, etc. 1. 4236, Highest prices for old broken watches, old gold, etc. M. Nathan, 211 8. 13th. HIGH grade planos. Phone Webstar 3726. __ WANTED—TO RENT WANTED at once by party of 3, for 3| or 8 months suite of furnished rooms | with board in private family. Location must be good. ~Wlilling to pay liberaily for satistactory rooms. Address W-Tdl WANTED—Hotel to rent, must be fur- pished, Can give best of referenee as to dbllitg, gnd character. Address, Y9, care e Hoe. ste. 3531, Ve CRTYrer: ..., A11:00 ama ESTERN LINE-WEST. 750 am 810:30 pm 7:50 am &l1:00 am e e ] WANTED—SITUATIONS LADY with several years' business train. Ing desires position selling either in city or will travel. Al references. Address W. @i, care Bee. Coal and Wood § 5 dreTencuae, 5o | WANTED—By young man, place to work | for board while attending Boyles colle Both phones. 228 558 peE 8 = 8355553 ond cop (1x] ~ion WANTED—Position as stenographer by experienced telegraph operator, 71 years old; rallroad work preferred. Address Y #, care Bee. WANTED — Situation as coachman, houseman or nurse of a elderly man. Ad- dress A 742, Bee. WANTED—Position in store or ware- house of & Danish man, speaks German | and Scandinavian. Address A 592, Bee. _— LEGAL NOTICES- . THE MISSOURL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS' MEETIN Notice is hereby given, that a special meeting of the stockholders of The Mis- souri Pacific Rallway Company will be held at the principal office of said Com- y, in the Missourl Pacific Building, No. Market Btreet, in the City of St. Louls, Missourl, on Tuesday, the 18th day of | January, 1910, at nine o'cleck in the fore- | noon of that day, to consider and act upon the following propositions: (a) To adopt & code of by-laws for the Company. (b) To ratity, assent to and approve a certain indenture of lease bearing date the 15th day of July, 1908, by and between | Boonville, St. Louls & Southern Railway | Company, a_ corporation of the State of Missouri, and this Company and authorized on behalf of this Company at & meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 16th day of August, 199 (¢) To ratify, assent to and approve the purchase by this Company of the whole or any part of the railroads and other prop- erty and franchises of all or any of the following named raliroad companies: Carthage and Westero Rallway Company, Joplin and Western Ranway company, St Louis, Oak Hill and Carondelet Railwa Company, Sedalla, Warsaw and South western Railway Company, The Kansas City Northwestern Rallroad Company, The Nebraska Southern Railway Company, Omaha Belt Rallway Company, © Omah | Southern Rallway Company, Pacific Rall- vay Company in_Nebraska, The Pueblo and State Line Raliroad Compa: and | Kansas and Arkansas Valley Railway. (d) For the purpose of refunding under- lying mortgage bonds and equipment obli- gations of the Company and for other cor- porate purposes, to consent to, concur in and authorize an increase of the bonded indebtedness of The Missouri Pacific Rall- way Company, by the amount of $175,00),000 by the issue of Gold Bonds of the Com- pany, limited In the aggregate (o the principal amount of §175,000.000 at any one time outstanding, to bear interest at & rate or rates not to exceed five per cent per anpum, payable semi-annually, and all or any part of such bonds, as the Board of Directors may determine, to be convertible at the option of the holders and registered owners thereof into stock of the Rallway Company upon such terms and otherwise as the Board of Directors may determine; and (0 consent to, conour in and authorise the execution and dellvery of a mortgage and deed of trust on and of the whole or part of the railroads and other property and franchises of this Company whether now owned or hereafter acquired, to secure by this Comr';y. and orm and t upon the terms of such mortgage. (¢) To consent Lo and authorize the pur- ihis Company from time to time of not to ‘exceed 325,000,000 par value of t bonds of the 8t. Louls, Iron Mountain and Southern Rallway Company. ratity the croeua"l' of the Digagtors - theretofore taken in the mathers aforesald, ineluding tion of said bonds and mori- of trust and the use to be 38R 88 3 -1 Behuyler-Platisi Plattsmouth-Iowa ... Bellevue-Plattsmopth Colorado Limited Chicago Special Sk K Uhicago Fas! luv-"l.ou\ t. Louls Ex. nsas City Kansas City & St Joe. hansas City & 5t Joe WEBSTER ST. Missour! Pacifio— Auburn Local +b 3:60 pm b12:10 pm OCEAN STEAMSHIPS Cruises de Luxe WEST INDIES o “AVON” M | MR $1850 up I8S up FROM NEW YORK | FROM NEW YORK AN, 18 sad FEB, 10 MARCH 25 I T hreags e Weet i | = through the Weat ladics Complets linstrated Bookiets o Request THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET C& u—-nuo—u— State Strest, New 145 LaSalle Bi. Chicago, Bock, 1584 Farnam St. Omaha. 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