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Evening star., 1909-03-02

FOR RENT-A 7-RM. BRICK DWELLING, 1905
Caroline st. NV. bet. 18th, 18th. and U SITS
one of the most attractive short streets In the
city; $3.50 per mo. R.A.PHIILIPS,1 ,1410 NV.
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Evening star., 1909-03-02
SHOES MADE AND REPAIRED.

LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FIRST-CLAS:
shoes made. 81 to SO: mending riding boot
specially: ladies' turner shoes. Sc. With Pot
bury & Lee years. BRUNO. 100 18th NV.
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Evening star., 1909-03-02

THE GRANT PARISH PROPERTIES-MARINE
estates Maine to Florida; summer marine villas
residential, farming. shooting estates: club prop
critics; shares. GRANT PARISH. 1929 NY. ave
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
HOME OR

1850 for a good 2-story house of four
apartments: new plumbing, newly painted
and papered and in good repair; rented
always for $S6 per month.
5000 for two good, modern cottages of s
rooms each, in good, close-in location, at
the corner of 18th Ave. and Indiana Ave;
rented for $3.50 per month.
81, $50 Tor a good 2-story, 10-room house and
small Groom cottage at liz South 18th
ST.; rented always at $40 per month.
81, 250-A brick cottage on 10Th and william
and room to build a good store and fiat
above; the lot is IS feet wide; 1AS4 South
10th.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
HOUSES

s1,SO0-Good 5-room cottage, near 18th and
Binney; has city water, gas, sewer
connections. Rents SIS per month.
Part terms.
s., 50-Good 7-room house, modern except
furnace; rents 1852 per year; good
location, one block from N. Ath ST.
car line.
s., sOO-1702, S. 2Sth St, good 7-room modern
house,; corner lot; paved streets; one
block from Hanscom Park car line.
Part terms, or will rent for 80 per
month.
SI5OO-Bemis Park district; new. modern
7-room dwelling; everything first
class. Part terms.
$2,9O0-17O Lake street; 5-room bungalow;
oak finish: enameled bath room;
large pantry; light cellar, cemented;
cement walks and brick paving. and
every modern convenience, except
furnace; south front lot, 40x1B IT..
alley: convenient to Sherman Ave.
and Dodge st. car lines. Terms, $500
down. balance monthly
1914 Locust ST. Want offer for this 10
room modern dwelling, with ground
1O0x124 II. Nonresident owner anx-
ious to sell and wants offer quick.
$,6O0-221S N. 18th ST., nearly NEW MOD
ERIN DWELLING, we'll built and in
excellent repair; has 6 rooms, recep-
ton hall, large attic; high light
cellar, cemented, and east front lot,
96x140 IT. to alley; shade trees; con-
venient to Sherman Ave. and Dodge
car lines. Price 8 1900. VERY EASY
TERMS, or will rent for $3.50 per
month.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FoU SALE
(Continued.j
100000

Nice broom cottage. well located in Cllf-
ton Hill: sewer. gas, electric light. storm
sash and screens; good barn. cement walk.
nice lot of fruit, shade trees; a nice little
home and dirt cheap at the price; will give
terms.
We'll located vacant lot will be taken as
part payment on above.
$3,250.00
All modern, Groom house, built two years
ago, and occupied by owner; is complete In
every way and in fine repair; hot water
heat, with all pipes covered with asbestos;
screens and storm sash for all windows.
also new shades on all windows; nicely
papered. full cemented cellar. with laun-
dry, water meter, cement walks; some
fruit-cherries, Strawberries, raspberries.
Well located, half block to car. Look this
up at once. 1t is a bargain. Reasonable
terms.
owner will accept good vacant lot as part
payment on above.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
(ls)-MsOe Is
REAL ESTATE FOR SAL

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Figure your rent receipts. Suppose you had
paid that amount on a home of your own?
Not too late yet.
Look at 25o2 s. 10th Ave. 6 rooms. good
home and q good investment at 81, 400.
S226 N. 18th, Z rooms, two-story, barn. big
trees and outhouses; you can't begin to
duplicate II for s., 800.
-Four rooms, chicken house, coal house. ETC.,
two lots 79xlD, only 81, 900.
Seven rooms, modern, paved street, fruit
trees, shade trees, lot 40x92, $500; or will
give you 100 feet front for $3.50.
Well located building lot on Writ St., only
$3.50.
This is surely a snap, and then we will loan
you the money to build.
And we have lots more of them. Come In,
you are surely welcome.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite 624, N. Y. Life Bldg.
Omaha, Neb.
Phone Red 1893, Open evenings.
QY)-M917 IS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
BARGAINS

81, 10O-5-room cottage, fully modern, new
furnace, permanent walks inside and
Dut, with nicely terraced lot. This
is located at 18th and Grant streets,
right on car line. Reduced from
81, 500 and a great snap.
S2,600-Nearly new Groom house, modern
except urnace, on fine south front
corner lot, 50x14 To good party can
sell for about 800 cash, balance
monthly at 6 per cent interest. See
this sure, but don't bother the ten
ant. 2s02 Henderson.
S,OO-Nice Groom house, fully modern.
new furnace, lot 50x150. This is on
California west of sd street and Is
a big bargain.
A,20O-For the beautiful new (never occu-
pied) S-room oak-finish house, east
front, at oath and Saratoga This
was built for home, but owner has
left city, hence the low price. Can
make very easy terms to good party
as 1t must be sold.
5 42-South front lot on Saratoga street
Just west of oath, $50 cash, balance
monthly. Big snap.
s 550-East front on oath street Just south
of Saratoga This is a bargain and
can be sold on monthly terms.
s 550-South front, 18th and Henderson.
60x1A. Snap.
$2,OOO-132 feet frontage, on 10th street just
south Df Bancroft; sewer, water,
walks and paved street, ALL PAID
is a great map.
F G. Best, 1908 N. Y. L..
'Phones: Doug. 2244, Harvey Sn4
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
Kountze Place Lots

Choice ground on Lothrop street between
21st and 22d, at $S per front foot, any width
80 to 90 feet. Here Is a chance to buy cheap
in splendid location; paving starts in 30
days.
Southwest corner goth and Spencer, facing
Seminary park on Boulevard. Many con-
slider this THE CHOICE SPOT in Kountze
Place. See this beautiful lot
$1,000.
Southeast corner oath and Lothrop streets,
50x71 feet. Best site In Omaha for small
flats or stores. In center of large popula-
ton, next door to large public school.
Terms to suit.
DOUBLE HOUSE.
2125-2127 Lothrop, new, fine and unexcelled
for Investment or home, or both combined.
Oak finish, extra fine interiors, close to
parks. schools and oath st. car line. Price,
5000. Satisfactory terms or all these
properties.
C. s. SHEPARD, Phone w. 9s12.
Q9)-M3S2 1Sx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(Continued.)
PETERS TRUST COMPANY

PETERS TRUST COMPANY
New York Life Bldg.
New and all modern Bungalow in Walnut
Hill district. Has full cemented base
S0xl5O It,, south front. $3.50. Can make
terms.
New house OF Z rooms. with city water: bath
room mot supplied with fixtures; location
Is fine and lot Is good size; on car line.
Price reduced 20 1890. $1,000 cash, bal
ance easy terms.
Large south front house, with fine furnace
and entirely modern; located on south
front lot, with shade and street
paved; has exceptionally large porch on
south and east; is an extra good bargain
at 1880.
On t2d, near Farnam, we have a house
built two years ago; four bedrooms and
all modern, with good furnace and bath;
finished In hardwood and with mantel
and CRATE; location and car service good.
Price 1850.
Located high and with a southern ex-
posure and beautiful yard, we offer a
fine modern home on Lafayette street,
near 10Th; house has parlor, living room,
dining room and Kitchen, with buffers
pantry on first floor; three large sleeping
roomhs and bath on second floor; full set
screens and storm windows; everything
first class. A,750
Two blocks south of Leavenworth and west
of 32d. we offer a very desirable home:
has large reception hall, double parlor,
dining room and kitchen on first floor;
five bedrooms and bath on second floor;
full attic; is entirely modern, with extra
good furnace (using Z tons of coal this
winter). and is located on south front lot,
well built stable I'm rear, with driveway.
Price $500. House Is almost new.
In Dundee we offer a 7-room all modern
house now being constructed; south front,
half block from car; hardwood floors and
finish; fine furnace; full attic. This is a
very attractive home. In a fine neighbor-
hood. Price A,aO, on very good terms.
VACANT.
We have a few very choice south front lots
in Dundee. within one block of car line.
We can sell at $3.50 to $1,000 each. Also
fine north fronts at $3.50 to 500, Terms, II
desired. Q9-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
FOR INVESTMENT

Buy improved irrigated farms in Idaho.
rentCG to responsible farmers for a num-
Der OF years at a net cash rental that
will give you Is per cent net annually on
the money Invested; all rents guaran-
teed. These lands will double IN value
within three years. You can invest from
moo up. This means first-class real cs-
tate security, a high rate of interest and
twice the money invested In three years
II you know anything about Idaho irri-
gated lands and farming by electricity
this offer will not surprise you. For par
ticulars address
WILLIAM LAMPMANN. L. & l. A,
Oregon Short Line Railroad.
1909 Binney ST. Omaha, Neb.
(2)-MS75 I9x
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
$3,25O.0O

7-room modern house, desirably located
on car line. A bargain on which you can
have very easy terms. Phone us about
this.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
Phone Douglas i722. 62 Paxton Block.
Q9)-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
GARVIN
BROS.
1904 FARNAM STREET.

$~1,s75-Five large rooms and attic. large full
lot, about 500 cash.
81, 350-New, s rooms and bath. modern eX-
cept heat, large lot, brick walks.
$2,400-6 rooms, nearly new, all modern ex-
cept heat, within walking distance;
$500 cash, balance terms.
50, 4O-New, 6 rooms, reception hall and
bath, West Farnam district. See it.
MENGEDOHT & CO.,
..l Il ',l 21S S. 18th st.
Tel: Douglas 4349, A 3S49.
Q9)-M54O IS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE.
Continually
BOULEVARD PARK

THE MODERN HOMES ADDITION -
Dwellings uniform distance from street,
cemen sidewalks, trees, ~shrubDery, city
water and sewer; slightly, overlooking the
Missouri valley. Sprague street divides
BOULEVARD PARK north and south. Is
the main t~horoughfars connecting Omaha's
system Of b~oulevards with Levi Carter
Park and the new boulevard qround Sa-
lima sea CCut-Off lake, and IL bound to
be a popular boulevard. You can live
within walking distance OF boating, fish
ing and bathing II you own a home in
BOULEVARD PARK. Don't delay the
selection OF your lot another day. Lots
on east side OF 18th St, between Sprague
and Laird, $500. East front on nth, north
Of sprague, 5000. East front on 18th, sec
end lot from Sprague, t6b. A few choice
north fronts on Laird, $500. southwest
corner 18th and Sprague, permanent
walks, paved street; car passes door. All
traffic to and from North Omaha and the
a X comes to this point. Best corner for
double store, drug and grocery business
available in Omaha today. Price very rea-
nonable.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
BARGAIN

BARGAIN
WEST FARNAM.
One OF the most high and slightly points In
the immediate cream OF West Farnam
district, consisting OF south and east front
corner 1l0x1S7 feet, with fine shade, COM
handing view. street paved on both sides,
with permanent walks; large two-story l2-
room house, exceptionally we'll built; down
stairs finished In quarter sawed oak, large
rooms. This property never offered for
sale until this time. Owner decided to sell
and wants to make quick sale. Can be
seen any day. House cost $4,000 to $751; 900
and It can be bought for a little over the
actual value of the ground. See us for
particulars.
d, ". SHoLES COMPANY,
Ill B. of Trade. Bldg. 10th and Farnam SITS.
Tells: Douglas 40. Ind. A9049.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18

TEXAS STATE LANDS Thousands OF
acres OF school lands coming on the
market. New list will soon be out. One.
fortieth cash. 40 years time on balance
at 3 per cent. Golden opportunity 10
secure cheap lands. Send SOC for book on
instructions and map. Reference. Amerl-
can National bank. The Texas Land
company. Box "a. Austin, Texas. co.
TEXAS, TEXAS! TEXAS! TExAsl
MAKE MONEY GROWING ORANGES.
FIGS AND TRUCK in the coast country
OF Texas. Fine climate. Warm winters.
Cool m Ftve-acre tracts fine land
near South Houston. $50 to $500. Terms:
$40 cash and SO monthly. No interest, no
taxes untll contract is paid out. Larger
tracts II desired. Finest market for prod
ucts. Best railroad service. Interirban
electric line assured. South Houston grow
ing rapidly. Schools, fine college and fac
tories. Don't take your family into a
wilderness, far from cities and railroads.
They VIII be homesick. You won't sue.
coed. Come here and they will te hApoy.
only twenty minutes ride from the heart
OF Houston. Write Cor literature and mans.
The Western Land Corporation. Houston,
Texas. cn-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
Idaho.
NoTUs. IDAHO,

NOTUS, IDAHO,
Right in the heart of the Boise valley.
Some OF the finest fruit land in the state,
directly tributary TO the government prof.
ect under the famous Payette river. All
the lands listed below lie from u 10 3 miles
from town.
we quote subject TO change without no.
tice-improved and dry lands-Just stop
read this ad.
sO-acre tract dry land. u mile from town,
$40 per acre; all nice and smooth, sage
brush about all off.
50 acres nightly improved, good house and
buildings. about " In alfalfa. balance in
crop, paid up water sight; price, Sllz.5O per
acre; $500 down, balance to suit, 7 per cent
interest.
81 acres. about IS with water right. bal
ance dry land, good well, house; price, SIS
per acre.
2OO-acre tract. about 1O in cultivation.
alfalfa and crop; price, 500 per acre IL all
taken In one piece to good house, fenced,
small orchard, paid up water right. VIII
make an ideal home.
52h acres. all in cultivation, price $500:
in alfalfa and crop. Must be sold by May
!. We have all kinds Of land, ranches and
fruit land. Write us. Rooney & Son.
Notus, Idaho (20)-369 lSx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
P. DODGE & co

BARGAIN N
$5,500-Buys the finest new 7-room, up-to-
date modern house, with hard wood
floors and cherry finish, hot water
heat, beautifully decorated through
out, elegant combination fixtures,
extra large lot, all sodded, and fine
shrubbery, fenced; cement walks and
all paving paid. II any one can
show us a better bargain for the
price asked We would like to see it
and we are open for an offer; will
consider a trade for a smaller cottage
as part payment This property is
located in the West Farnam district.
Let us show you through.
S3,S00-On 9th St. a little south of Far
nam, we have a Groom all modern
house, with maple floors; lot 52x132;
asphalt paved street and paving all
paid; ground alone worth $50 a front
foot-only 1900 down.
%,OO0-7-room house and barn, with lot 62x
1872, north front on Harvey, between
oath and 26th SITS. How is this for a
close-in snap? All paving paid. Get
busy, as this won't last long, as the
ground is worth $50 a foot and
house rents for $40.
s., TO-5-room house and south front lot,
66x66, room for another house, near
18th and Martha SITS.
N. F. DUD0E & CO,
INA Fernam st.
i'd
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
Kansas
LAND OPENING IN KANSAS
SOME MORE KANSAS

FOR sALE-Farm Of $50 acres, 9 miles
from Attica, Harper county, Kansas, I'm
p~rovements. House Of four rooms, cement
rock barn. 2 ~granaries, good well, wind
mill and tanks, 2 acres orchard. 3 acres
locust grove; fenced and cross fenced,
175 acres in wheat, 40 acres In oats. III
acres being put into corn, balance In
grass. One-third of crop goes with place
Price $4,000 II taken in 80 days. No
trades. Address DR.. d. 8. S~mithhieler,
owner, Harper, Kan. C20)-MSS7 l9x
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18

BIG

BIG PROFITS.
1909 acres, = miles from county seat, town
of 1000 population. two-thirds prairie, ball
ance timber along creek level, but we'll
drained; sandy soil, easily cultivated. fine
orange, lemon. fig, truck or cotton and
40 inches rainfall. TO-
Land companies are selling land no bet,
ter than this In five and ten-acre tracfa
at $40 TO $50 per acre.
I will take SIS per acre for entire tract:
terms, half cash by November /, 1903. No
We want to hear from responsible parties
BOX 7os, HOUSTON. TEXAS.
(20)-S6 IS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18

FOR SALE by the owner-no agents com-
~mission-North IS IT. of lot ~, Affords
d ~(S5x14O), on 22d and Lake SITS, a few
feet from street car. In fine residence
neighborhood and paved streets all
around. Groom modern house and large
barn. II you mean business you can buy
II for 5000. II. @. Couneman, 22l3 n. 18th
st. Tel. Webster 1880. Q9)-M2S6 l9x
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-09
BREWERY IS SOLD
 BY SCHILLINGERS
AVENUE E PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS FOR 5000 BUT IDENTI- " OF PURCHASER IS NOT YET MADE PUBLIC.

The Schillinger Brewing company has sold its property here for ss5,ooo. but W. B. Leedy & Co.,, who negotiated the trade, stated last night that the identity or the purchaser or purchasers would not be disclosed at present, perhaps not until October 1, when the transfer will be made The brewery is now being operat- ed as an ice factory and 1t is surmised that it will continue to be used as such
 The main property extends 400 feet on the north side of Avenue E, between Twenty-frst and Twenty-second streets and runs back 40 feet to an alley. On this area is situated the principal build ings. The Schillinger property at the cor ner of Twenty-frst- street and Avenue D. fronting 200 feet on the avenue, con- tains the springs from which the water used in brewing and in the manufac- ture of ice was included in the trade' the whole bringing the amount stated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-09
COTTON GINNING
 SHOWS DECREASE

Washington, September s.-The first bull letin of the director of the census showing the operations of the cotton ginneries for 1909. was isued today. It covers the pe- riod up to September l. and shows that for that time 377,552 running bales have been ginned as against 4o2,22S for tho same period last year.
 Comparison is also made with the pro- duction for 1907, when there were ginned up to September 2oo.27s baleA and with 1906, when the total to that date was 407, 551.
 The 377.552 bales ginned this season were distributed as follows:
 Alabama, 13,373; Arkansas. 363; Florida, 35H; Georgia, 1o5.927; Louisiana, s41s; Mississippi. 1870; North Carolina. 106S Ok lahoma, 1867; South Carolina, 19,04S; Ten nessee 4; Texas, 227,869.
 These figures count round bales as half bales. There were 11,137 round bales thls year and 20,S6S last year.
 Comparisons for important corn states follow:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-09
AMONG THE RAILROADS

The Alabama Great Southern railroad announces that 1t will offer a special rate of $32.05 to New York and return on the occasion of the Hudson-F Fulton celebration to be held in New York city early in October. The tickets will afford first-class accommodat and the great ly reduced price is expected to result in many Birmingham people going to the celebration.
 The tickets for this trip will be placed on sale on September 23 and will be sold for one week or until September 30. They will be good for passage on any of the Alabama Great Southern trains and will be valid for the return trip until oc- tober 10.
 J. c. Conn, division passenger agent of the Alabama Great Southern, was in the city yesterday. MT. Conn expressed sur prise at the progress which is being made in the way of building in Birmingham and he states that business Is picking up in the railroad world.
 On September IA the Atlanta, Birming- ham and Atlantic railroad will operate an excursion into Birmingham from Fitz- gerald. Ga Indications are that the ex- cursion will be popular one and a great crowd is expected.
 Hugh F. Latimer, travelling passenger agent of the Queen and Crescent route will leave this morning for Columbus Ga. where he goes to join his brother, the Rev. Leon M. Latimer, who will preach at the Southside Baptist church Sunday morning and evening in the absence of the pastor, Dr. Blake, MT. Latimer will accompany his brother back to Birming- ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-09

Western Union's Dividend.
 New York; September S.-The directors of the western Union Telegraph com pany at their regular meeting today de- clared the usual quarterly dividend of three-fourths of one per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-09
cook's Feat pIscredIted.

New York, September 8.-'1 do not know whether Dr. Cook climbed Mount Mc- Kinley or not. This know, that he re- ports that the mountain was 2oSSo feot high but I am unable to say how he made his observations, inasmuch as l took back with me the hypsometers and he had one or two aneroid baromsters which would only measure about ls.OoQ feet" Professor Parker made several attempts to ascend Mount Sanford Tn the Selkirks this summer, but was turneu hack bv the avalanching snow. He made observations in the Windmere mountain and is convinced that there are mountains there higher than Mount Sanford, The professor will return next summer to ascent these mountains.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-09
$4,492,307.66

S4,4JZ,oU DO  l. H. amedb the above
 w. H Subscribed and 1909
 ". Correct Ate-samuel smith Directors
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-09
FOUR SERVICES YESTERDAY. Professor Maxim Will Conduct Singh!
 at Cumberland Revival.

Four services were held by Dr. Fitz-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-09
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.

v suauh precident LOUIS McIAAIN Vice President
 q T e w. H. LEW IS. cashies
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-09
Police Inspector on Trial.

Chicago, September s.-Sensational in- terest was added to the trial of Edward McCann, former police inspector, inoict- ed for n1alfeasance in office and graft ing. when five men were indicted by the grand jury on charge of conspiracy to interfere with state witnesses in the case The men indicted were Michael Hitler, George Kirsch, Samuel Bloom, Charles Hirsch and Harry Lundon. well known characters in McCann's old district. Eight jurors have been chosen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-09

The board of, supervisors have granted the petition of many citizens along the route for a new road into this city from Russell, eight miles east of the city on the Alabama Great Southern road. The new highway will be a level track all the way as 1t will parallel the right of way of the railroad The people along the old road lost a hard fight in their effort to have the road remain as it Is over circuitous and hilly route.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-09

The next important assembly to con- vene in this city will be the State Sum- day School Superintendent's institute, September 22-A. This body Is composed of Sunday school superintendents from both conferences of the state, the Mis- sissippi and north Mississippi conferences, although other than superintendents will attend A lengthy programme has been arranged and the institute promises to be one of interest throughout the three days session.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-09

gold frame perfectly fitted to your face style de- sire reading glasses that will years pro- tecon and rest for tired strained freedom from headache pain that from defective vision The satisfaction that you have gotten all this and saved nice of money
 Remember this sale only lasts week. beginning Monday Sept and lasts until Saturday, Sept 18 Come early and avoid the rush. will gladly refund your money you not satisfied with your purchase during this sale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-09
IMPORTANT NOTICE

Only few more shares Bull lard Gar Door stock for sale. Wallace & Haggard, sales agents. 1030 Woodward; Bell 4660,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-09
E Comparisons for important spring wheat states follow:

The average condition of the oats crop when harvested was S3.s, against 69.7 when harvested in 1908. Comparisons for fms portant oats states follow: