Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 16, 1915, Page 11

BEE |D\I.\I|.\ THURSDAY, SEPTE REAL TATE FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE|FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR I\I.E.ll ARM & RANCH Panama. REAL ESTATE R FAL ESTATE ANDS FOR SALRE, REAL Pll \Th—\l Ill-‘ \I'l‘ MBER 16, 1015, Hl \L T\TI- A "l \( Panama. READ- The following letters are from people who have personally inspected our lands in the A (teo. W. Brannon was formerly of Stockton, California; J. Kenwood, California;: Vietor Holm from Chico, California, and M. N. Putman of Wichita, Kan. P Fneanto Tract. Colon, R, P. Callf. Mr. L. R, Drake San Francisco, Dear Sir:—I am {aking tine to drop you a f -hov\ you how enthused 1 nhm lvv:-' Hllllnl :‘:\l:“l“g" Tract, as 1 have been o Yothie Bropecty. Not merely because I bought than ny Tother property. 160 res of you, but the fact shows me the great opportunities awaiting al] energetic e seen natives zrowing farmers. 1 h efforts that would not bring back seed AT 1 have been here six weeks and haven't -efl; A plow in any fleld, and only one horse and it was \‘l‘l" to grind sugar cane, on a native ranch, or rather where bushes as you Wwill The cane was planted or rather mashed in the soll by 1 States be had chopped down some from the enclosed photo I took. about 12 months ago, throwl, o feet, and then watch it grow. e he vee Somin the Inland streams Most of these are growing T saw growing on your praperty absoiutely seer: the natives coming in from bringing various profucts. wild a joint down here and there and stepping on wild three aifferent kinds of rubber, black I have been asked by numerous people by questions and If they enjoy things as I have I am sure June 21st, 1915, Colon, R Messers Drake & Watkins, a fow . see I have an1 letter pink, white fo G you would not have enough land to accommodate all of the homeseekers. 1 told you I did not expect 10 stay her the rivers, nuts, 1 San Francisco, entiomen As you know have just llows lenn W party camped ou not inconvenienced in the least atreams and springs taken some Fruit and Cattle Company, 3 its land of you and I think it will make a great success and the land is surely adapted to sugar ¢ might add that our 100k into the titles and the last “Up to this date there the sald property Miller is Trusting this will be of int Culif right in the so: stock and the titl the lawfu 1 understand that i party | Panama. What People Who Know Say About = - = [ You ean buy one acre now, eqnal to six eity lots, for the snme e e | Wheha » | brice that you would have to pay for one lot, and you wonld Py June 27th, 1915 1 landed in Panama two weeks aso, and have been busy since learning all about this Coun- that climate and soll try. I am going to invest more money here. My rea- =) . o to 1ind out about the SWAMPA, ety sou for coming down was v P e United mosquitoes, health conditions drinking water, etce. I had been told il worts of tales on these points and was afraid. Now 1 cun say there is nothing to them, Cu We drank waier from and it is good water in the Panam war bought and cocom- A lawyer to line of his opinion is as is no encumbrance on in order so that Mr, 1 ow thereof.” st to you I am, Very truly yours, Panima, R. J. Corkin, 211 Ochsner BIAg., Sacramento, this trip. 1 have changed my mind. Don't know when I will seo you again. The ciimate js unexcelled and to my surprise I never had to use a mosquito net even . along the rivers. 1 Lave been here 30 days and have Mr, E. had the honor of killing only one mosquito. Yours truly, Geo. W. Brannon. Dear Bir:— >—l‘r18ln TO WHOM IT MAY CONC N 1 and a party of eight. trip up the coast, where I for in land (320 acres), not take $500 per acre for it in California that even in_ Imperfal Valley. | average California hill land. Islands and consider transportation and rainfall. when 1 dispose of my this country Z., June 20th, 1915. ve just returned from a ave personally inspecte El Encanto Tract Panama. 1 am more than pleased with my and If it were in California 1 would 1 have never seen lani equal this land in richness, not would rather clear ' this land of brush and trees, than to clear the stone off thu I did not see one acre of swamp land on the tract, and very few mosquitoes. | have spent three and one-half years in the Hawaiian superior, 1 intend to return hers California property. agent, but just a plain, simple farmer. Calif, Victor Holm. 30th, 1916, June 1 landed in Panama June $th, and after spending a few days view! to the El Encan sl for soll, I am no Very truly yours, This land is only $2, $3% and $5 per acre, according to location, etc. Easy terms, 10 to 20 per cent cash three years |k to pay. J. E. Culver, sider ry. re are dfion e “Wo also found the best of drinking water in the creeks and rivers, above tidewater. miles back from good for any kind of crops a ountry is rich in resources, and only needs American push and energy to develop Very truly X years. My land went up the beautiful riv and inspected the land I bought there. for to my conception of it before seeing it. ing it I have bought some more of the land and I con- it the best investment I I find the climate delightful, rather warm in the day time, about 85 degrees. Nights are cool owing to reeses and we find one 1 never felt better in my life. lles The soil 1s of the finest, man cares to raise. the Canal Tract rfect, no con several The Call or Write Now, For Literature Homeseekers’ Land Company, Inc. 526 Bee Building., Omaha, Neb. proceeded up the comst 7 the Province of Colon, 1 d over some of the land, It 18 far supel Since see- can make. two blankets Health con- or and even tagious diseases in « the coast. yours, M. N. Putman, FOR RENT FOR RENT Board and Rooms. SP'hOlAL LOW RATES PERMANENT GUBSTS. z H(Yl'fila BANFORD 19th and Farnam. " HOTEL H. Houses and Lurtages. WEST. 7-r, house, almost new, walking distance, ern, call owner. Thomas MoCoy, Iiarney S16. 5% South Zith St., all mod RLEY, 20th and Farnam. a3 m-noaam rooms by day or f0c and up; just off Farnam car Jine. Rates by the week. Furnished Rooms. 2 NEAT rms., 38 per wk. up. 407 8. % Ave. NEATLY fur. private home, 2000 Har. St. Furnished neatly for YOU. 31 8. 3th. 4 ROOMS en suite, nicely fur. G 8. %th, ;\ll.b. large furnished room for one or 0 respectable lxnllcmpn pen; peivate fam- Aly. hr‘lkhlt it 6543, Biegantly fum., quiet home 224 Howard “Housekeeping Tioom FRONT rooms, hewly paperer, or hk., _3L80_up; sulte, S260. 904 N. 16th. DAVENPORT, 215-TWO OR THRBEER NICELY b‘l;fileuEu FRONT HOUSE~ KEEPING ROOMS. Furnished Hous West Farnam, Furnished or Unfurnished $40.00 and $45.00 Going _to California and m\ukorl-nl this place. Call_ Wal. 146 or Doug. 18, _ Houses and Wllll‘l. North. 7-ROOM, strictly modern, full lot, on paved street, 2% blocks from car line; rent, §30 per month. . H. DUMONT & Ci Dot 418-16 Bute Bank. Ti0t NORTH ED, i-room fiat, steel range. Ku stove, kitchen cabinet, water paid, b North 1ith, ér. all mod. apty #7.60. BROS. Douglas UM nuuué. mod., close-in._ BUILT 1 year, 7-room Tmodern houss, close to car line, lot, 44x12; nice lawn, shade, © k nnuh any offer considered. 5313, . 469, BRICK house, s ~ROOM cottage, 18 Mll N, 24th St. Benson at b32% Florence Blvd.. 2 blocks east. FOR tu.\ “oroom modern house at 3718 North 20th 8t. Dr. J. C. Moore. Phone Web. 1664 6-ROOM house, all modern, in best of condition, screened porch, nice yard, lots of shade, 3 rooms and bath on sec- ond floor; 3 rooms, hall and pant on first floor; S-minute car service. N. 234 St. Webster 3500, CUMING ST, 3106} heat. modern _ except Key month. South. S—ROOM HOU'E 13 g oofi fi:,fllliofl ‘This and in good con l:t‘;“l':‘d;::: Park, school and car ser- mod nd near car. Furnish this = ‘-lld.rl“:l:l two llnpml rooms and place you hnve made ”No-“ VALSH CO. Tyler uu L tate Bank Bldg. S room collage, newly painted and N apareds haes (6 School, thod South St mon street, only $13 TIKU" co., 132 Parnam St FOR RENT-$-room house. 1613 Dorcas. b van ané Storege ard’s co caiius for s timates for mov- Ax. shipping. 1713 Webster St. W 8 Room—West Farnam Dot Yerd Vet boiosarn, home- Peters Trust Co., 1622 Farnam St Doug. 598 DUNDEE HOME FOR RENT. $50.00—7-r. new nuooo nou-‘ hot water heat; " Gg $eiilee RG! !‘0 PANY, 5. w2 City Nll Ba.nk Phone D, Bldg. FOR RENT-7-room house, "modern ox- cept heat; Ioclt" near In at NI Douy lax. Phone Guy H. Furness, Doug. un OR RENT. m-? rooms and bath: u-lim eat 12 Bouth Thirty-fourth street, Harney m W—3-room apartment private bath, gas. Sectric | light; $12 ur 8217 Burt St., 519 Ramge Blds. | sto | rooms, all_modern, south front lot, FOR SALE—-We offer melectod n-rdw»od .m.-mn.a neummrnuo lou to car lne| | vator. ridge cut-over lands, all sized tracts, at | and. achool: price cash will | right prices and easy terms; sofl clay it ha this snap. | loami; excellent da'ry and farming region; v AR N T SEFICE furmiture Bought and sold 3. et g age® In " growing | . G. CARLBERG, settlements: good markets for Il Farnam. Dour. 614, | ducts” Write' for map and information. | — A1} Boapdels Thegter DY, Wor ohia APl Lumber, Sompany, Grand |7-ROOM modern house. | a repair: € nd hand. Web. oy | fohi, ATpin Lumber Company Atlants, large lot. fruit .30: enay othing. L M § Rush County, Wiscousin. ermee e A 17, Hel Tyier tim, §ROOM Dundee house, nut mode ern, 2568, new sleeping porch; water heat. W St., 6-r., 4 2ist, 4., $i3 )!M Lorby 8t 16. 2 ‘moder ., ms, 28th, 4 rooms, $10, 108 2221 California, 6 rooms, RINGWALT, Brandeis FOR COLORED. Cheap rent, 1121 Pa 7-ROOM moderll worth, $3%. OU house, er APA . 00T Howard, 0—b-T., 2 208 T S0 8t., $42.00—4-r. apt., Jackson Sts. $45.00—7- $60.00—7-r., water heat, garage. 0.00—8-r. ., 8326 Harney, mod., first class. mod., MENTS- The Harold", 518 8 16th 8t mod., hot and| 212 8. fllh 8t, modern, hot 824 Bt 8-r.,’ $37.60, PARTLY H(;DERN. n, &'\0 3% bath, $12.50. Thea, Bldg 14 Lea modern. modern, moder; "Tin = | ven- ™S 00—6-r., 014 N, 16th 8t mod. ex. heat. | Sarns mm!vm flat. and | 15.00— &, 8821 Farnam mfl \extra fine. GBORGE, & COMP Phone D. 766. %@ Oity et Bank Bldg J C R Cxp‘ o, moving, Du( Kin, storage. L.ke Farnam. ‘T, 616 Read Thxs Now Is The Time To Move . :Aumd Clas 27 Emmm. "St., 6 rms., 17.60. 1207 N. 27th 8t., 6 rms,, $13.80. 5 rms., FOR REflP(lJ'\. {BLE TILY. 1506 Dodge. Douglas 415.—o FIDELITY 52UAL FREE Phone Dou rms. part mod., 'llef‘ SEE Us E\)R APA THE NTS A M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO ® rms., all mod., .00. 0. €team heat, $40.00. heat, $25.00. [ mod. mod. ex. mod. ex. heat, eloctric light, $15.00, COLORED i ND 288 for complete list of also vacant houses and apartments; narue moving, I'ENTAL LIST. 1ith_and_Jackson Sts. the Central Furniture Store's FREE heat, rk St., 4 rms., mod. ex. heat, §15.00, heat, for Houm Crelgh Bons & mo. Batisfaction guar. D. Gordon Van Co. Storage. Tel. D 34 or Har. 1937, 219 N. 1ith St Co. 455 & Ty. Mov! Stores wad Offices. GOOD auto sales room Very ressonable rent. FOR RENT-Oft) space desk room, Witn ‘telephose s Bes “Eide _with telephone. &% Beo ldg on Tel. Farnam Doug. , Bee Bidg. " In ali parts of the city. GlobeVan&Storage Btores, moves, packs, ships; 3-horse van and 2 men, $L.26 per hr.; storage 2 per 0 | 5t . | ‘WANTED TO BUY WE pay Chicago prices for uumlnum serap casiings.” Pax -M furnished, i WANI‘ED TO RENT PONBIBLE party desires to lease S ‘or d-room modern home u’n and farm loa with garage, in Wost Farnam or Dundee. ¥ Phone Harney 458, Culver is from| alled jungle and were Dermott, A YOUNG man wants board and room; pri- turniture into_cash. \'l!e tnmlly. near Leavenworth St ee. NTED TO BURROW WANTED to borrow, $1,400 for 6 years; | ee— om0 first morigaxe on section good grazing |[MONEY on hand for land, unimproved. Address W. North Platte, C. Neb. REAL ESTATE FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE al;:‘ldbu- Tirst_for farm loans in eastern California, I Bast IOWA BARGAIN Want MD.mnns to Omaha. Hu. nmn- Moines, sheds, new in 1909, brickc chisken ood two |house (will leave the chickens in it), Ad- Me- owner. -\I |three lots facing east, good location, ‘twe AR S | ARE BEST TO BUY \cres Why not invest £10 a month in Acres near Omaha? have proven to be the best investment in the past, and will con- ¢ tinue to be the best in the future. Lave six times more ground { Paved Road nents Our Salesien with autome | any time during the da; oven | \\ est on Main Street to the trac 1614 Ilary Your taxes are very low, Acres in Benson Gardens are the best acres to be had near Car Line, Sehools, Stores an nd the terms are only $10 down, $10 monthly pay on an acre, or K10 down, £7.50 a month on Half Aecres wbiles are ready to ings or Sundays » tuke you ou 83 Or you can g { out yourself to the end of Benson car line, then walk six blocks ! t. Hastmgs & Heyden ey Street. 11 GRAIN AND PRADUCE MARKET | Tradine on Local Floor is Light, with the Total Receipts Only Ninety-One Cars. |CASH WHEAT RUNS STRONG OMAHA, Soptember 15, 1915 ling on the local floor was very Hght, the receipts of all cereals totalled ninety-one cars € #h wheat market was good to- the wheat lling unchanged, al gh the futur were lower, the de- d was sufficient to take care of the ngs. m Tower but maost wolling unchanged to of the corn selling unchunged to %o up, por t a slight a Unless the allies are able ln obtain the much needed loan now sol, it 18 be- Tloved Very tte" wheat wil be boushi by _oxporters, as the money must be forticoming before the shipments are mar Liverpool close: Wheat, unchanged to 114 jower, corn, unchanged to Wd lower 1|, Primary wheat recelpts were 2.413.000 b and shiy nts LI34,00 by against receipts o 0 bu, and shipments of [ L3000 bu. Tast’ vear Primary corn recelpts were 706,000 bu. and shipments 96,00 bu., aguinst re L0 bi, and shipments of L last year oals receipta were 1,214,000 bu, [ > uml X bu., agalnst re {ce and ‘shivments of IOEIPTS. ' Wheat. Corn. Oate. [ Chicago W bt ot | Minneapolis '\'-4. Duluth Konsas City 2 12 Bt. Louls = ay W |HV|‘|I. ® . . 5 J ~lv|l| . ported \r\lln\ No. 3§ hard \\I N hard winter REAL ESTATE J LANDS FOR SALE, that FACTS are not destroyed by about the cattlo business where summer range costs less than 30 oents per head. storms, FACTS about ldaho climate, Idaho ad vantages and disadvantages gladly fur- nished by a Nebraska man with six years of Idaho experience. Write. Viait on your way to exposition, B. T. Ric Roswell, mmm HAVE \UU A RM F\JR SALE? Write a good descripti and send it to the Sioux City, la., Journal, “Tow! Most Powerful \ ant Ad Me- dlum.” Twenty-five words every Friday Saturday morning and every aturday evening and Sunday morning for one month, giving sixteen ads on twelve different days for §2; or 5 ‘words, or T words, $6. Largest circulation of any Towa news- paper, 250,00 readers dally In four great states. T PANAMA LANDS. Why pay from $100 to §300 per acre for land, when you can buy land that will roduce more products for from $5.60 to .00 per acre aud get three years to pay for it In, with no Interest “on deferred payments. Located on the Main street of the world's commerce, with healthful cli- mate. e Call and see us, or write for free litera- ure. HOMESEEKERS LAND COMPANY, 526 Bee Bldx Omaha. 1 can meet the requirements of home- seekers and mvenor- in .Tul or Iarn tracts of lands In Nebraska, "Ild 'i.D-k' X rms. W, G lonu.nn. Attractive prices uz" income mpleton, 88 taken In ex- Bee Bld, REAL ESTATE LOANS ANS, § PER LO. CENT. fi TOLA\D & ’l'llUMLHlLL 448 Bee BlAR. i@ TO" SLow" made promptly. ¥ D Wend, Wead Bldg., Isth & Farnam 8t 5, 6%, 6 per cent ul State Bank. urn second-hand Dumont & ad wil -Good farm and oity loans at WANTED- ty and farm loans, H. W, Blndn'r. City National Bunk Bldg. HA homes. East Nebraske farmas, O‘KEEI‘E REAI, ESTATE CO 1016 Omaha National. Phone Dol!llnl ms, United States Trust Co, Omaha. CITY LOANS, Tiborg, 810- ak Colontes, none better. w. T.|6%% L O e o we B, D iy | 70 12 Brandels Tncater Mdg Colorado. IEAL RSTATE—FOR EXCOHA HIGHLY IMPROVED. Frontler county, Nebraska, gvarter to exchange for Omaha property or acreage near Omaha, suitable for country home. Get busy quick and get owner's share of this year's “bumper crop.’ C. R. COMBS, blocks from car, not too close to town, 816 _Brandel Theater. Doug. M, | some improveménta. will sell cheap Tof | WANTED Canadn Tand for good Focos casi, will make' arrangementa’ for pay- | valley land. Niisson own_bloc | menta. roas "Boe P et e ol —_— e e O |#ROOM modern house fDI‘ Deery cery stock. THA'T D COUNTRY-PANAMA. e Karges, (oun 1 luff; Ia. Land for $2.50, $3.60 and 3 per acre, with | ororse Kars - rull H inf OM o Write it you * | WHEAT LAN | _close to rail Buchanan, St Colorado. D for sal road and town. ling, Colo. Laura and o s lE‘lll:el, . G GOOD HOMES | s | «Nnkonl llounul. View, | =— close to Ja. | and Toup”tree town, churches: $41.5 to rs’. time; annu i réntals on middie for particulars; Montana. |MONTA\A Irrigated lands best in world for wheat, oats. altalfa and stos chools - and per ‘acre on fifteen less than write to. tllustrated pamphlot Valler Farm Sales com- pany, Hox l(llx, anler. Mnlll o liroad, paymen west farms il produce more than the ebraska land boos| nnot call lnli receive ‘mation and literature free. JEKERS' LAND COMPANY, 62 Bee Bldg, Omaha. 320 acres, good, REAL EBTATE—NORTH SIDE FOR BALE und_ pecupied by owner, b- ow: nice yard, % blook o 'car Tim nelghborhood; easy terms. Phon iter 1684. BUNGALOW - -MUST SELL. 8-R., modern; oak finish: garage: near schools und churches. %21 Emmet. Owne, or Tent, house, m Miller Phone owner, Web. V. park and school 2207 Ave FOR sale or trade, 6-r. hous: 4215 Grand A Webster IIE_AL mTA“‘:——Fo"'l‘H SIDE New Brick Residence Large lving room, 16x28, with beam celling, fireplace, bookcases: coat closet with mirror door off living room; dining yroduce more; jood climate, INC, FOR BALE—2#0 A, 10 A Nebrasia. FOR SALE—Best large bo«:z medium priced land in : lllll: mo:ey required C, Bradley, W 100 A What you have been walting for, Fort acres for the price of one, tho less charges for sh) e past. h will nnh:’ cultivation need Stmply & new country which will soon be a thing of the C and let us elDllIn, or write for Ut- ature on this country. HOMESEEKE LAVD COIIPANY, Be Bldl ., Omahs, N room 16x16; beam celling and built-in grade | Cut klase cabinet: kitchen with built-in | eabinet; large butler's pantry with china | closet and closet for brooms, table leaves, ote.; large rear entry. Om second floor wre 4 large bedrooms, bath with tile floor m and latest up-to-date fixtures; large attic; balance ‘smooth, rolling and ture | full basement, with laundry, toflet, etc. land; 6 miles from & good rail town, | This home is finished in besutiful quar- 10 Todn "Trom " school:” ne. b rovements, | ter-sawed white oak; has all necessary :’fl acres broke. Price 3. down, | plugs for fans, irons and vacuum cleaner. alance long time. 8. B. McKénty, Ans: (The lighting fixtures are the very latest ley, Neb. =0 | semi-indirect design; front and rear LANDS IN PANAMA. | porchies are bullt of reinforced concrete; | vestibule has tile floor cated 332 Walnut St corner lot. Lo- Price, $5,300, Terms. orris & Norris_ 40 Bee Bidg. Phone Douglas 4219, TWO CHOICE BU ML\IA)\\ S FIELD CLUB DISTRICT 50 BUSHELS WHEAT TO| Just completed, resdy to move right into. [ Butit by day lwbor and consequently bullt " A 1\‘ uall . b\ll 'y lnw hav Buy land In O l’llk bath room ups e ne ||\ ng rooms an wh‘ryv N - “‘uucn.-n downstairs; oak finish; bulit-in to M6 per acre. Worts | Buftet in dining room: Attractive appears Packing, | for actual crop statistics. ance and splendid arrangement of rooms; BENTLEY LAND CO., full basement; guaranteed furnace. 1f you BIDNEY, NEB.—o. buy one of these you get an ,.»,u.u..»l{ Wisconais, ‘Sepelrln:a)ln h}f:me Price lt‘ $4,500 ’.rn;‘l ‘: W:’ . ught on easy terms, if desire UPPER WISCONSIN—] r f"“"“""(“"o“' sider & Kood vacant 1ot oF general erop state union; sett mall unencumbered cotage as part pay- "fllfi, 1 0 ‘0! W P on Hhn’Centrai Tand G zociient aada SCOTT & HILL €O, — ¥ k T “"2’? h“r‘-. ted in fruit (%7 McCague Bldg r-qg_x_lu 1006, Address ndustrial Do ) " o o talrans 43¢ aadusirial Depe “FIELD CLUB DISTRICT van iy IRCHEN AN ACRE ON FARNAM LINE #,i%. 1 1 cnrs, B Do | cars, car (very This will make 7 good bullding 1oth and | R . i ia only § blocks from Farnam car iine b i u‘.- -] ahe. § mized NE INVESTMENT COMPANY, | o0 chaff: 1 cur, $1.02. No. { Fifth Floor Omaha Nat. Bank BIE. | velvet chatt: 1 ear. $1.000 Gorn: No. 2 Douglas 1781 0| white: { cara, 6&; No. 3 white: 2 cars, FOR BALIG-—Two acres In frult, appies, | 4. No. 2 yellow! | car, 70%e. No. 6 yel- plums, = peaches — berries currants, [low: 2 ears 94c. No. 3 ‘mixed: ¥ cars, goosebuities, raspberries, rhubarb; 100 | 6 No.. § mixed: 1 car, 8c No & |& vines In full bearin New, [ mixed: 1 car, 67%0. Oats: No. 3 white: Striotly wodern b-raom house, Tull bame: |1 car, Mlc A carn Moo Bumple. 1 car e ment. Storm cave connected with base- | Rye: 1 car, S | ment: $4500. Wil ¢ T amall cottage | Omaha Cash’ Prices—Wheat: No. 2 tur- in part uymenl. Phone Benson 389, ki § 108, No. 3 turkey, flm'u 06 g fod oo, Not ar Ol Now 3'a REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN 00 N oS apeing. 31 0ngi. 08" No. N 74 gy e == | durum, %%@%c; No. 8 durum, uw enson. no (rldn e, Corn: No. 2 white, 6 N0 3 white, laGasige; No. 4 white undee A e No' 3 white, Hiioos; Nhite, SThewTKe: No. 2 yellow, T z« No. 8§ low, o s & nllow. ‘m unga oW @7oe; No. & yellow, 0} Kl ‘o low, aNo. § mixed, ¢ o s is one of the prottieat little places |3 milxed, mixed, 67 u' in the village. Ry Toea bullt onty | No. b mixe No. 6 'mixed, ¢t about 4 years and is losated on one of | 6Tc. Oata: No. 3 white MNGEc atan- ho best lots inside the loop. The house A Npsike has a big Uving room arrangement, with Wislse “""‘"’ .“""l"“,‘g‘ an extremely artistic brick fireplace. . Ryet No. & 9@ Thero 18 one. bedroom, tollet and lavatos on the first floor, and three bedrooms | O NICARO closing prices, furnished The ! . Bea by Logan & Bryan, 'stock and grain and complete buth on the mecond floor. | prakers, 315 Bouth Bixteanth streat The present owners bullt this place for | = oror A home and there s unusually good con | L Lu' LlDIF‘ ow. | Close.| Yes'y, Apples Wenlthles, 2.0 barrel $250 barrel; Malden Honey, $4.00 case. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISTONS Features of the Trading and Closing Prices on Roard of Trade. CHICAGO, Sopt. 15.—Heavy hedging snles In the northwest and lower quota- tons from Liverpool caused a break to day in wheat prices here. The market, altholigh steady at the <h~!- was e to 1%@1%¢c net lower, lll\ eptomber at $LuMs and December nt Ye. Corn finished Ye off to a ahade | mvuu-«. onts dewn and provisions varying m‘m 'w docline to a like upturn, Reports of much increased prossure from the sprink crop movement, espe clally at the Minneapolis terminal, formed the chief handicap aguinst the bulls in wheat. The effect of lowar cables, how ever, had precedence In the matter of Ume and was accompanied by advices that = British traders seemed to have adopted & walting attitude and were aj parently relving on greatly enlarged re- celpts soon both In the United States and Canada. Announcement was also made that the official estimate of the Canadian Yield was nearly twice as large as last year's total Only a slight recovery from the bot tom prices of the day took piace in wheat. The highest prices of the sesaion woere obtained shortly after the openin and were due to unwel v rains. Ex port business amounting to 40,000 bushel principally’ Manitobn, did not appear to ho of muffiolent volume to give any no- ticeable rejolcement to the bulls. LAght frost in the northern part of the corn belt detetred speculators from selling corn freely, The weakness of wheat however, acted throughout the session as & welght on prices. The oats market was dominated almost wholly by the change in the value of corn, A fair ship- Ping demand tended somewhat to have a steadying effect \-~III|\‘ by packers largely overcame n rather decided advance in provisions. In- vestment buying, aotive cash inguiry and the fact that hox prices were at a new hikh level for the year were reasons fo: the temporary upturn. Kansas City Grain Provisions, KANSAS CIAY, Be -vnm\-v Now 2 hard 1011 1\”t $1.106 September, e, e My, W2 gaso. .luATH white, 37@88c; No. 2 mixed, . m"r'mu-n\--mcry. ne. firsts, 3¢, seconds, 2%0; packing, 1 s AN-No. ¥ mixed, 67%c; No. 2 white, September, Wo! Decomber, s8¢ Dok soconda, 1o, P(H'I.TRY .hn-. 1340, rosters, broilers, polin Gral --nn. MXNNEAI'OLIH Bept, B September, nt Fe m" b'l M‘Mh 1 vmn.Mrn. —asic: Gratn Market. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15—WHEAT-No. 2 red, ll . Beptem- 1 . 8, T No. l hite, T ATfian 2, fi\ic No l white, 3@, l.lvrr“o‘l Grain Market, LIVERPOOL, Sept. 15~ WHREAT—8pot, * | Artic steady; N struction throughout. Lot H0x1%, with | Wheat| | No'2 nrd“wl:fl:':'}h lm!um dandy shade trees and fruit in the rear. | Sept.1 01% xm\ 1) lul‘fi s 1t 3 1 IF YOU HAVE ANY IDEA OF BUY- uee,,{uufi .99 COR; -smg L ING-8EE THIS FIRST. brice, $460, oMy g w yvm new, orn. | Armstro Walsh Co. | et T bt on i ! om0 VLA O e §% m:;.: sz;l"z&t. .“:*t SR, fo Moy JUST WHAT YOU W.’\NT ] ”a W bbla-;ahipments, 108 bbis.; -t DUNDEE HOME mw | B :’33 JOSIN--Firm; salen, {14 bhls.: recelpts. I8 ble whipment, 1188 " bble atock Aviapkalow style: T extra largo reoma; lanin ™ 000 | ot C b rons fro room and Targe au om Tinished | ."':,‘A'i'(‘ 15 % If 1 "W » sunroom ha ¢ X 3 for bedroom: ‘dlning n:om”;:‘l:g Vindoy 5 M sent, platerafl and panel wall. bookcases i1n /8% ::ltr:r‘:’t_'nllhlnlk foom “and aihing room: PO VR oor in living roo BUgot oot . i, soora: hise Tares AR A 4o linen, bress on %4 floor! onk fioors Ty 0/ ho! ouse; large . P D butler’s punery and |;rh:‘\x'-royfih'tfl1|“.‘¥‘< nal P ivorigens s, WisatiNe: Loy oy ed basemen t ear: fi ’ b y “* ‘.3 4 n—Copper: Spof heat with Iaundry facilitios; high-krade | Bominal; No. 3 'h 110, Corng Ne. tufi.wn%"h o -lnmmae‘..:n“fm plumbing; artistle” lighting fixtures; full | 3 yellow, AT others, nominal. NG |Spot, £138 Bar tu 5 hot of screens and window shades: water | NO. 3 White, 33G34Nc; " standare @ (Bt 0, ""'5 g ntor hine Booer: Ioe iouty fmady o mave “1§fihunp "’m’fa&a Whovers G 0% | g, 4 s i sl H lot, nl D ) 5 £ S, i Sy, rieite B et QW Lo wiiE MBTH S 0 vl e us show you this TaphMs(ed. ADpies & bargain, BUTTRR - Steady: creamory, a1@ae, | "NERO" RO A 18~V TR . s % ~BVAPO! RASP BROS, o et inadng G Sy ‘APPm,gkgm,:,, PR 106 MoCague Bldg. ’ Dou. 1658, o B nts, 18 cam; |peaches quiet. Raisina steady, = "N Counctl winr Michigan and \n.mmn white, 4ogibe; | NEW 5-ROOM COTI‘AGE Modern except furnace; must see It to appreciate it. close to Omaha car line; never been per _month. Wallace Benjamin |. ROOM 1, FIRST NAT'L BANK Cou hl lL nLqus. AXU BLDO Phone 203, orence. o 8 El Nethaway REAL ES‘I‘A’I’E—-WES‘I‘ _SIDR "RESIDENCE America, e LEATHER—Firm; hemlock firsts, 3%; lfix'ontla \x! o PROVISI Nu—roru barely | steady: mess, $1o. hmlly .00; ¢ short cun hfl y Seven rooms-2-story and attio—at 114 |mess, §17, m %! 8, 31th Bt., one and one-half blocks from | Lard. firm; mlddlu wnl( ‘l Farnam car line, TALLOW -~ city, & lfi‘&l, country, Tiled vestibule, [ f(l ‘?1 nptr‘lul :‘.IV'I""(|) l(llb‘(’)M‘h\B:‘?‘ ek UTTER—Us 3 receipts, I“- eamed g—-bullt-In bookeases llllm creame! Te; firsts, indow s-Srick Airepiaroa?®l, A0d |tube: creamery . » wod or con DINING ll()fl\d led walls, (uarter-sawed onk white nunl in outaide frigerator. HOUR BEDROOMS, Finished in white enamel two closets each, two have each, HATHROOM. resser opening to re. one clowel Broom, coat, and linen closets, Front and back porch, sleeping porches, Large attic, 8 full-sized windows—hea and light only §1,760, You t m;s. loty o ride from 14th and, Douglas. ,;Jn':l‘unuh':u ; nice loca Counoll” Blutta; 1500 cash, - belanms Wito — or that farm. Flor. 23, Downstairs finished in | except kitchen Two have Tiled floor and walls—tull length closet also dining and Minnesota Barly Ohlos, 37G4oc. l'\)l!LTllY—A{lvg steady; fowls, 12%c; springs, 16c, NEW Quotation: Vark of the Day o Commodities, Nlfi“’ YORK. Sept. 16~FLOUR~— S\ WHAT 8pot unsettied; No. 3 red and No. 3 hard, §1. ‘New York; No. 1 northern, Dulul i oz% No. 1 northern, Munitob .+ Buttuto, Futures m ber, $1.144. “CORN Kpot ‘eany: No. 3 Fellow, #%ho, p?""’l": u‘f‘flllml'nl No. 3 whi WO, . Wl easy. No. white, i No. 4 white, 8$40ho, HOPS-—! l-lrm. state common to oholce, 1016, 22aeRe. HIDES—Quiet; Bogota, 30@8lc; Central 2] elpts, 8,862 cnses; fresh S—Firm; rec ed extras, extra ' firsts, ac; firats, /26 Y conds, 22%0 ESE—Steady; recelpts, 2,68 boxes; hole milk, fresh tlats. white and colored, specials, 14%ai5c; state, whole l...m tresh, "M';c white and colored, av- steady pl 19G220; fresh treah turkeys, iced, t v 1-1b, Full cemented basement. Good furnace, | 5 ‘it chbe st Sartons, me; N « % 0-1b. tubs, | oféial on Robert Hunter, Hee Busine: oM Imported Swiss, c; Amer- | fean Swiss, block Swiss, 23 twins, NEW, most modern, 6-R. house; sleep- | 16c; dalsles, 1bo; triplets, 16c; ' Young | ing ‘porch and garuge; cathedral® dist, | Americn, o label brick, 16%c; Cash or acreage considered. 85 N. 3th i Hmbur ; New York white, re X fmported French Roquefort, 4ic. | Trout, 16c; white fish, lic: hall- REAL ESTATE—MISCELLANEOUS haligel “”""1" She, Sedrleh, 30 i salmon, ‘lée. W i-IOOM BUNGALOW 20; 'ducks, 12; Equity of §1, 3300 _cash. Phone W0 to trade for good lot or roosters, c. or two of the best, with ing net gains of from LIVERPOOL, ast to & prices show- points. dling, 6.664; middiing, 6.5d; low middling, b.8ad Sales, 12,000 bales. Sept. 16— COTTON—Spot in active demand: prices firm; good mid- YORK GENERAL IAIK!'I“ Dry Goods Market, Bept. 18-DRY 30008 ood-. hhher. y.nu. ffice Fiape, Fieig lcer. NEW YO! Cotton flrm‘ sl Sugar lm NEW YORK, i —sToAn- bnominal; centritugal, .856; e Refined quiet. Stranm New Movie Palace, Open to Public Remodeled, renovated and redecorated, the American theater, at Elghteenth and Douglas streets, last night became the Strand, a motion-picture palace, and the first of Its feature films to be flashed on the screen was presented for the Omaha public. The Strand is an innovation as far as Omaha “movie” theaters are concerned. Other cities have their picture palaces where exclusive feature filme are given. but last night was the first time Omaba has ween anything quite so pretentious. The interfor of the theater has been (decorated in a soft red, with a myriad of lights snugly hidden in wicker bas- kets of flowers hanging from the ceil- ings in the boxes and corners and under the balcony. Boxes and baskets of flowers predominate throughout tho house, and vines trail from the boxes to the lobby. Ferns and palms add & gar- den-like effect to the corners, ‘The pleture screen is located far “up- stage” so that no blinding flicker can bother the persons seated in the front part of the house. The pictures last night were wonderfully clear and easy to the eye. (George Heban In “The Alien” was the film flashed last night “The Allen™ is & moving picture adoption of Mr. Beban's great dramatic success, “The Sign of the Rooe.” 1In this, Mr. Beban plays an Italian character part, which is very difficult in the silent drama, with & fine understanding of the race. It is & very pleasing, rather sentimental story, and the audience last night found enjoyment in watching it portrayed by the camers. “The Allen” will be shown today again, and tomorrow. Then will follow Rey *yrus Townsend Brady's novel, “Island Regeneration. A pleasing feature which adds to the entortainment at the Strand s the mus! An elght-plece orchestra under the di- rection of Carl Lamp, and a new §7,600 pipe organ played by Miss Usher furnish the music and make it mach easier for one to enjoy the pictures. Webster 4134, Californin’ ~ Val., = , 258, Sw, 3608, $.00 box; Cali- ia Vais, 160, 1T6s, 20w, 216s, 3508, FINED FOR BUYING SOME 0 box. " Lemons, gutre fancy Golden wl, 30s, $5.00 box; s, $.0 box; extra | OF UNCLE SAM’S GOODS |rancy Sunkist, ss, 30w $480 box; Red | s Ball, $400 box. Peaches, Colcrado Kl bertas, 65c crate; in large quantities, boe E. E. Long, a homesteader living near |crate; Washington Elbertas, 6c orate; Mullen, Neb., was arrcsted by the United [in large quantities, 6 crate ldaho, Btates marshal some time ago, charged |81 bushel. ~ Prunes, Ttaltan, $1.00 With having bousht government property |CFete: Tvercrate lots, G5os L Hunsarias, |from & soldier. The property in this in- | Washington Bartlett, fancys $2.00 cra happened to be & palr of army | Flemish Beauties, $1.75 crate Oregon which Long bought for 2, He ap. | Bartletts, $28; California Bartletts, $2.00 court opened iIn Chadron last Monday |medium fruif, $2.0002.8 bunch; Jumbe and pleaded gullty, but said that he |fruit, Changuinola and Port L o knew nothing of any law prohibiting the 1. Cuntaloupes, California sslon | purchase of goods said by a soldier to be b andarss. WD orais) Teis. N | personal property. As a result of the case |° Coliats. hams T Long hag the gloves taken away and was [1%e “per Ib, Lettuc h $1.00 d fined 4§25 as well. The seldier received no fleat, wo dosen. —Pe u A Tomatoes, market price. Doanishament Im ton, 1%c per Ib.; Spanish ¢ > Parsley, $c dozen. Green Pe: . Cotton Market P Beans, wax and green, 0o basket NEW YORK, t. 16 —OOTTON—Spot, i, carrots and turnips, 4 bas- ‘;‘.“"‘f‘)v midditn uplands, 10.76c. Hales, 200 Potatoes, Ohlo, 6c bushel, Bweet ca atoes, §1.% i Virginia, barrels, Futures opened steady: October, 10.6%: tonh, VI8 halwpery Virg ool Hl)-‘clambcr ll:lh?fl January, 11.08c; March. 'PS—No. 1 walouts, 18¢ 1b.; filberts, The market closed firm, within a point |10 Ib.: Brazils i4e b pecers, 1fe b, MISCELLA nxLa.rrumkd [imonds, e case, pn n‘.. $3.%. %o Ib. To b, 1340 $3.50; Y%-case, $176, tor‘ g-cane, $1.68 P-Anul.-. roasted, 8¢) Jumbo n'. roarted, $c lb. Wat ib, The Strand is controlied by a eompany of which A. N. Elank of Des Moines is president. ‘This firm aleo owns theaters n Des Moines and Davenport. W. M. Thomas, from Chicago, is the local man- ager. SOUTH CAROLINA VOTES STATE:WIDE PROHIBITION COLUMBIA, . Sept. olina adopted n. ‘wide m - day, to take effect January 1, soeording