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TTIE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. MAY 27. 1910.
REAL ESTATE
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3 New Modern
Homes
9 Walking
Distance-Just
Completed and
Now Offered
for Sale
2106 Sold This
Morning
2102, J110 and 21L2 Grace bireet. These
line attractive homes, containing six and
seven rooms eacn, oak finish in par, or,
(lining room and reception hall, maple floor
in kitchen, upstairs finished in yellow pine.
Mom up and downstairs papered with a
cplendla selection of the latest designs of
paper. Colonnade opening between parlor
and trout hall; both eiectric light and
Has., with combination fixtures; cement
smewalka and paved street; within easy
walking distance; convenient to sesool and
stores. Fine for a homo or an Invest
ment. i .
Price 13,330 nd $3,600 each: Will make
easy terms.
Hastings & Heyden. 1614 Harney St
A FINE KOUNTZE PLACE
HOME
1816 LOCUST ST., $4,200
A beautiful new home, on fine south front
Int. with terrace and paved street, cement
walks, sodded yard. A full 2-story square
house, with full basement, cemented floor,
good furnace, nioe reception hall with front
vestibule ana coat closet, open oak stair
way, good siied parlor and dining room
finished In oak with oak floors; kitchen,
pantry and rear entry on first floor. One
largo south front bedroom 20 feet long,
with 4 windows and two closets; two good
smaller bedrooms and bathroom on second
floor; good stairway to large floored attic.
All of the rooms are papered throughout
and have fine combination lighting fix
tures. The location Is very fine, one block
from car, nice street of homes. The lots
adjoining are held at $1,250. You could not
possibly buy the ground and build this
house as complete as It Is for this price.
We can show this place to you at any
time. It Is vacant, ready to occupy and
possession can be given immediately.
NORMS & MARTIN,
Doug. 4270. . 23 Bee Bldg,
THIS WILL INTEREST YOU
$225 Down, $25 Ter Mo. $2,300
For a good 7-room modern house, In best
repair, newly painted and decorated; nice
lot on grade; east front; concrete walks;
close to car line and in very pretty loca
tion on north side.
Also similar bargain In 8-room house and
corner lot, south and east front, 2,80O.
$400 Cash, $G0 Per Mo. $6,500
Fine double apartment of 12 rooms each.
all modern, lot 60m0 ft., east front, on
Bherman Ave., and west on 17th St., with
space for cottages, flats or apartments. An
excellent home or investment bargain. You
ran occupy part of this and rent of bal
ance will practically carry It.
RUSSELL & YcKITRICK CO.,
48. Ramge Bldg. ' 16th and Harney Sts.
; COTTAGE HOME
......$500 DOWN
Look at 2648 S. SSth St, (Crelghton's First
Addition), a swell, new S-roum cottage,
strictly modern throughout except heat;
oak floors In hall, parlor and dining room,
and maple floors In bedrooms, bath anJ
kitchen; fine level lot, sodded; cement
walk In front of house and around same.
Price, $2,1160; $500 down and balance monthly.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & SLATER,
Bole Agents, 001 New York Life BIdg.
5 to 20 Acres
Near Florence
At Farm Land Prices
These fine tracts are two miles west
of Florence; just off level concrete road.
Good for garden, poultry or alfalfa.
Price $150 to $165 an acre; easy terms.
WILL TAKE YOU OUT ANY TIME.
GARVIN BROS.,
Doug. 52. Third Floor N. Y. Life.
T. JORGENSEN.,
Florence 367. Florence.
Near Field Club
: $4,250
Very attractive, 7-room house, all modern,
new, on 8. SCth; east front lot; handy to
car. EASY TERMS to good party. It's cer
tainly cheap.
BEMIS PARK, $4,500.
8 rooms and hall, all modorn, very nice
bouse, at 84 Lafayette Ave., built for a
home and first class. Excellent view. See
this at once.
O LOVER REALTY SYNDICATE.
Room G-. Ground Fl. N. Y. Life. D. 3963.
G-Rooms, Up-to-the-Minute
Oak- and maple floors, latest resign In
everything. Home of thorn as low as $2 50
only S6U0 down. Balance $33 per month. In
eluding interest. ,
NOWATA LAND 4 LOT CO.,
. Sii N. Y. Life Bide. Red 11)99.
8-Roora Modern, West Farnam
$3,200
Easy' walking distance and a sure bar
gain at the price. Terms.
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO
624 N. Yv Lite Bldg. U99i
Choice lots In different parts of city
$1.00 cash and 50 cents per week.
WV J. Dcrmody In
r vestment Co.,
Tel P. 781 S36 N. Y. L. Bldg
Two Lots Near Hnuscom Park
. $0.0.00'
On corner RSxlitt lnuM wwiio r.i.
front. One block to car; wnt to 9cy
. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO
?4 K. Y. Ufa Bldg. Ked 19.
MUST BE SOLD
Brand new 6-room house, bungalow
style, large living room, dining room, den
or bedroom, kitchen, pantry, refrigerator
rwum, umn on iirst rioor, two fine bed
rooms, with large closets upstairs; all
nicely decorated. comhinAtlnn flvtura,.
full cement cellar, furnace heat, large
south front lot 5xlS0 feet; sodded, trees,
walks; one-half block from car; $3,750, on
yvijr vwy terms.
. D. V. SIIOLES CO.,
111 Board of Trade Building.
" lttth and Farnam Sts.
' Tel. Doug. 49. Independent A-tO.
SIX ROOMS New. modem, hot water
. Kiumm ui, tvji in. win; lot mxio; La
rooms, modern except furanoe: near !4th
and Spencer; lot 40x127; nice place tor only
8 'rooms, t-story, modern eirept heat;
lot 60x127. at 3m Wirt St.. $1,700.
Lot 60x133, S. E. Cor. 35th Ave. and Cass,
for only $600,
W. IL GATES,
07 K. T. Uttu TtaL D. 1291
, REAL ESTATE
CITY ritOI'EHTY roil SAL1
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QUICK.
R H. Landeryou,
423 Board of Trade.
Tel. Doug. 2151. Ind. B-215L
STRICTLY modern, brand new, two-story
square house, 2.7W Maple, for sale by owner.
I'rlcc, $3,700.
$150 Cash, $20 Per Month
Brand new 7-room house, full lot, $2,800.
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.,
624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1!9.
City home for Omaha property. Call Doug.
640.
5-ROOM house on boulevard; big corner
lot: also lame barn: will sell cheap. In
quire 2419 8. 24th.
DO YOU WANT TO 8ELL PART Of
YOUR LAND!
Writ a description of It, buildings,
water, near what town. Make TO words of
It all and send it to The Omaha Bee with
71 cents for each Insertion. People In Ne
braska have money and want land. They
look to The Omaha He for real estate of
ferings And thev get them In The Be
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR 4.1.18
FOR SALE Arkansas lands, 23,000 acres,
one body; depot on ground; also 88,000 first
class white oak timber. K. Q. Wright,
Berwyn, 111.
Canada
RIVERSIDE, Alberta's finest stock farm
of 1,000 acres. Is for sale at a snap. For
particulars of this and other farm lands
write to the owner, W. J. McNamara,
Wesaaklwin. Alberta, Canada.
- CANADA WHEAT LAND
20,000 ACHES.
BEAUTIFUL, LEVEL, RICH PRAIRIE
LAND.
Located in well settled district, near sev
eral railway lines, 25 ml.es north of the
United States boundary, In southeastern
Saskatchewan; will be sold cheap on easy
terms, in tracts to suit or in wholesale at
a very low price. Full particulars on ap
plication. N. HALSEY,
424 Endtcott Building, SL Paul, Minn.
Colorado.
COLORADO LAND3
Free homesteads, relinquishments Of Im
proved homesteads, cheap deeded lands,
fruit and garden tracts.
06.000 acres at edge of Denver, coming
under Irrigation. Colorado's Irrigated land
yields $300 to $700 per acre. Easy payments.
Get a cheap, good home In sunny Colo
rado. White for literature.
SECRETARY. LAND HEADQUARTERS,
410 Empire Bldg., Denver. Colo.
STOCK AND GRAIN RANCH
NO EQUAL IN THE MOUNTAINS,
NEAR DENVER
Here Is an oportunlty; seize It: dissolving
a partnership; 500 acres, all fenced, of
which 200 acres are cultivated; very richest
soil; luO acres more can be cultivated; 66
acres of that rich timothy meadow, with
numerous springs; 35 acres In finest arrow
ing grain and potato crops;' excellent home
buildings, with largest Al barn, worth $4,000
aione; me iinest saw, ue ana post timber,
worth $3,500 easy; all Implements, tools.
etc.; location unsurpassable; 3 hours from
Denver. 6 miles to railroad; this place Is
a sacrifice and must be hold: price S8.500.
only 4.uvu aown, Daiance s years at 8 per
rem; immeaiaie possession unusual sacri
fice. Charles F. Lelmer, 1633 Champa,
uenver, loio.
RELINQUISHMENTS
AND
DEEDED LANDS '
Near Deer Trail, Colo., in the heart of
the rain belt, shallow water, fine soli. Also
deeded lands, town lots. Deer Trail Is the
coming town of Colorado, 66 miles east of
Denver, f arming land in this vicinity nro-
duccs better crops than $50 to $100 lands
In the east. It's up to you. Write us
today, ask questions. The Deer Trail Realty
to,, ueor j. ran, tjoio.
CHOICE relinquishment on Crow creek,
near new town af Ullcesdale: 100 acres.
finest soil, smooth land. 140 acres ready
for corn; deeded land adjoining held at $20
to an acre; relinquishments same Kind
land in adJolntnar section sold recently at
$10 acre; possible to Irrigate; to sell before
may x, oiler at $450. Owner leaving Colo
rado, w. w. ionmer, urover, uoio.
FOR SALE SO acres fine farm land In
Weld county, Colorado; price $1,000; terms,
l-W cash, balance pn 8 years' time at 6
per cent, 'this Is a Dig snap. Stanley ai
Barrows, 1541 Champa tit., Denver, Colo.
I.mnil atnlr tnr an I. a t a ha
gain; no trade considered. Write or call
uu a. vr. uiuuiii, jiiiuerfc,
ROUTT county, Colorado; bargains In
water rights, 3 a. rel.. $u60; a good ISO
acre ranch, plenty of water, $2,200. Writs
me. N. A. Wright, Yampa. Colo.
Indiana.
FOR SALE Best Indiana bargain; 240
acres vass county, Indiana, 4 miles from
rtoyai (..enter; i,u acres level, deep black
soil, well ditched; balance timber, well set
In bluegrabs; large 10-loom brick residence,
modern; all outhouses; barn poor; two
acres orchard; two deep wells; near school
and church; telephone and dally mail; very
desirable place; for short time only $72 per
acre. Box 60, Kokomo. Ind.
FOR SALE 85 acres first class farm
land; located lV miles from city limits of
bouth Bund; no trade considered. Address
Happ & Taggart, bouth Bend, Ind.
Mexico.
HAVE short option on 10,000 acres of the
most fertile land In Mexico; will raise corn,
sugar cane, rice, oranges, nearly every
thing; river flowing through property for
five miles; double in value shortly; will
bear closest Investigation; want party to
furnish half of purchase money. Addreos
11. N. Nichols, 124$ Marquette Bldg., Chi
cago. Michigan.
FOR SALE Perfectly equipped poultry
farm, 20 acres; Bure crop; not affected by
frost, flood or drought; successful business
6 years; finest Chicago trade; investigate
details; ill health. E. 1L Wets, bouth
Haven, Mich.
FOR SALE 80 acres on lake; 100 rods of
lake frontage; this lies in sit,'ht of a beau
tiful village; luke has fine sandy shores,
affords fine fishing, bathing; 20 acres tim
ber laud; is good for all kinds of grain
as Well as fruit; this lays on two main
roads, 11. F. D., telephone line; $1,200, $000
down; 2D acres in the eiigo of a village;
6-room cottage, largo barn, outbuildings,
apple orchard of large, bearing trees; soil
is a dark loam and a sandy loam, good
for all kinds of crops as well as fruit
$1,700. $200 down. '
GEO. BRIDGES, Banger. Mich.
FOR SALE Michigan farms. No. 1 20
acres, cleared; small house and barn: some
fruit; near town; fine fruit land; $1,000.
No. 2. 40 acres, cleared; good house and
barn; plenty of fruit; level, good soil; $1,250
No. S. 200 acres, rich loam soil; level; 4
miles Muskegon, city 35,000; $12 per acre; $1
per acre dowu, balance easy terms.
No. 4. 456 acres; 200 cleared; good build
ings; fine lake front; 150 acres beech and
maple Umber; $20 acre. Others. Catalogue
and list fre. Th Evans-Holt Co., Fre
mont, Mich.
FOR SALE Just on ths Market and Will
Sell at a Bargain A fine Michigan fruit
knd general purpose farm of ti acres; lo
cated near Fennville, in the heart of west
ern Allegan county fruit belt; only 60 rods
from the Pere Marquette Ry, station; store,
postoffice, church and fine school; best of
oil; large orchard, good buildings, pure
water, etc.; price only $3.5W; half down,
balance to suit . For particulars address
W. E. Stedman. Fennville, Mich.
When you want wiiat you want when
you want It. and want It la a hurry, ad
vertise for .. In Ths Bco.
REAL ESTATE
FAR Bt A ft Li HAX II I.AKU FOR SALE
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M laaourl.
FOR SALS 200 acres good land; good
country, good neighbors; h acres rough
in timber, balance rolling to level; 28 acres
timothy, IS clover, 1W pasture. 2u hog pas
ture, u5 com, 20 oats; 0-roum house and
tenant house, shed barn, granttry (l.UUO
bu, t other outbuildings; never falling
water; land advancing 110 a year; tele
phone, K. F. D. ; H0 per acre, or will price
stock, crops, and give possession; 40 ml.es
from Kansas City, & miles Odessa, on C &
A. It. R. J. W. Uray,. Odessa, Mo.
FOR HALE A good ten acres; buildings;
some fruit; 6 miles south of St. Joseph.
Price $1,700.
80 acres, grain land; good buildings, well
and windmill. Price $4,u00.
10 acres, close to intet urban station; good
buildings; partly fruited. Price $2,000.
19 acres directly on the Interurban rail
way, miles from Bt. Joseph; good build
ings, good soil, well fruited. Price $7,MM.
Natural timber land lying directly on the
banks of bt. Joseph river. Just across the
road from Interurban station. Will sell In
parcels to suit purchaser. This is a fine
place for summer, bchuls & Pixley, bt.
Joseph, Mich.
Montana.
FOR SALE 7.000 acres of land In eastern
Montana; nothing better in Judith Basin.
Dibble Land company, Madison, Wis.
FOR BALE 10, 20 or 30 acres choice fruit
land in Bitter Root Valley, Montana; under
fence; 17 acres orchard; a. it. v. l. Co.
water right; house, barn, Ice house, other
buildings; attractive prices. Address Chan.
A. Carney, Corvallis, Mont.
Nebraska.
4fi0 acres, well Improved, all smooth, rich
Best Farm Bargain in the State
land, 200 acre farm land, balance excellent
hay nieadow. Cuts 400 tons. $30 an acre
for quick salo..
W. M. MITCHELL,
Board of Trade Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
FOR SALE
Best 200 acre farm In Dodge county, Ne
braska. Modern improvements; valued at
$15,000.00. House has twelve rooms, two
stories and bnsement; sewer, water, bath
roams, telephones, and register dial for
each room, and furnace, and also four fire
places. There is an artesian well, with a
water flow of 1,000 gallons per minute.
Best fence In state on the farm. Will sell
all or sub divide. Have option for one
week. Price less than 1100 per acre. Wire
or write at once. George Falconer, Fre
mont, Neb.
$4,000 will huv U section of land t miles
south of Benkelman. county seat of Dundy;
cood noil, level road and close to water.
Box 262. Albion, Neb. Owner.
North Dakota.
15.000 ACRES choice North Dakota farm
lands for sale; any siio tracts. Write for
booklet with full description. ALFALFA
VALLEY LAND CO., Towner, N. D.
FOR SALE A number of very good Im
proved grain farms; rich black loam soil,
clay subsoil; well adapted for raising
wheat, flax, oats and alfalfa. H. N. Tucker,
Courtenay, N. D.
FOR SALE Section of fine Dickey county,
North Dakota, land four miles from mar
ket; one-half under cultivation and now In
crop, balance now being broken up and
will be seeded to flax; share of crop goes
to purchaser; owner must sell at once;
price low and terms reasonable, the biggest
snap on the market In Dakota land. Write
or call on Youker & Perry, Ellendale,
N. D.
Oregoa.
DETAILED Information furnished con
cerning Oregon and Washington. I am con
stantly traveling through both stales ev
amlng fruit and farm land Investments.
Write me. W. G. Souther, The Souther
Albertson Co., 286 Oak St.. Portland, Ore.
Virginia.
$10 PER ACRE and up buys good farm
lands, , frequently with Improvements, In
Virginia. Fine climate, water, markets and
society. Send for beautiful Illustrated
pamphlet, f arm .. Huts, rates, etc. F. H.
Labaume, A. & I. Agent, N. & W. Ry- Box
110. Hoanoke, Vf.- ' -
Wisconsin.
FOR SALE 140 acres of land, 2H miles
from Eagle river, Vilas county, Wisconsin;
7 acres plowed; one-half mile lake frontage;
on town road; 250 rods of fence; cheap and
on easy terms. Write Grant Lawton,
Antigo. Wis.
FOR BARGAINS in timber tracts and
cut-over lands, better write us today;
nothing better In the country. Grimmer
Land Co., Marinette, wis.
LAND FOR THE LANDLESS
To the homseeker or investor: Why not In
vest in Marathon county Improved farm and
cut-over lands?- Healthful climate, produc
tive soil and best of markets. Our cut
over lands can be bought from $10 to $20
per acre; $3 down on an acre and balance
In yearly payments. Write us now for
particulars. aiaKe Known your wants. An
drews The Edgar Realty Co., Edgar, Wis.
Texas.
FINE bearing peach orchard, Texas
fruit belt; trade Nebraska. G. P. Stebblns.
FOR SALE Altolma stock farm; 16,000
acres in one body, SO miei. of Austin, 6
miles of Leander, eight good residences,
eight farms, plenty of grass and water:
100.000 cords of wood on land and good
roads; $6 per acre, one-third cash. Other
large tracts at an prices, isox um, w in
teract, la.
BARGAINS IN TEXAS LANDS.
You are missing the best opportunities In
the United States today If you don't get In
touch with the bargains In the Texas rain
belt (Houston District). Next fall and
winter will be a record-breaker In the sale
of these lands. We have the choicest list
of these bargains from $5 to $16 per acre.
In all sized tracts from 200 to 25.000 acres.
Send for our list free. Address W. P.
ROSS & CO., First National Bank Bldg..
Houston, Texas.
$250 WILL secure option on 1,000 acres for
60 days. The biggest bargain in Texas
(rain belt). Only $8 per acre. Greatest
activity in property adjoining this, where
large tract will bo developed and sold this
rail at AI to per acre. This l.uuo can
be turned at same prices. Best opportunity
of the year for agent or buyer to make
handsome profit on small amount cash,
Anolv to owners for fullest particulars.
C. S. Treadwell, 107 Dearborn St. Cochran
& McCluer Land Co., Chicago, in.
FINE bearing peach orchard; Texas fruit
belt; trade Nebraska. U. P. stebblns.
Miscellaneous.
CHEAP FARM LANDS.
In western Nebraska and Colorado. Writs
for prices.
NEBRASKA LAND COMPANY.
Sidney. Neb.
HOMESTEAD and high-class cheap
lands. We can locate you on 320 acres of
excellent homestead land in Oregon. Wash
lnatcn. Montana or Canada. We can sell
you good wheat or fruit land at from $6
pdr acre up, with terms. Acme Homestead
end iteaity l.o., itoom o. onerwooa iag..
ill) jtrversioe Ave., oposane. wasa.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
GARVIN BROS.. $d floor N. Y. Life. $300
to $100,01) on improved property. No daisy.
WANT ED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W,
Farnam bmlth & Co.. 1220 Farnam Bt
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co,
$100 to $10,000 mads promptly. F. D. We ad.
Wead Bldg., ihth ana f arnam.
$Tj00 to $5,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe
Real ustats Co ivuu jn. x. uii. uougiaa
er A -2152.
FlVJil PER CENT MONKT
to loan on
Omaha business property.
THOMAS UKENNAN.
Room L New York Life Eldg.
LOANS to borne owners snd boms build
ers. with privilege of waking partial pay'
menU seml-aiiuually.
W. H. THOMAS.
60S First NaUonal Bank Bldg.
LOWEST RATES Bemis, Brandels Bldg.
FIVE PER CENT BONUS for sale. In
amounts from $J0 to $5,w0; we eash them
any tune. American bats beposlt Vaults,
lit B. I J la, li Bldv
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR
(, ( and 7-room houses. If prices are right
we csn sell your property for you.
i NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suye 626 N. T. Life Hid ,
SOUTH OMAHA
J.KLEIN,
The old reltaMe fanslly LIQUOR dealer.
N. E. Cor. 26th and N. bts.
WEDDING RINQS-We have them to
suit the taste of everybody; come, let us
show you our 14-k. and ls-k. rings at right
prices. Jacobson At Furen Co., Jewelers,
4U4 N Bt., Bouth Omaha.
THE most popular millinery store In
South Omaha Is the RYAN MILLINERY,
where prices and styles prevail. 519 N.
24th St.
SWAPS
NINE rooms, strictly modern; large lot;
new; clear. Price, $7,000. Trade for land.
PLEA 8 K give full description in first let
ter. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.. 624 N.
Y. Life Bldg., Red 1999.
WE HAVE $3,000 of an equity In a fins
section of land nine miles from Lodge
Pole, Neb., that we will trade for the same
amount of Income residence property clear
of all Incumbrance. Price of land is $12.50
per acre. It will take $2,500 cash besides to
handle this and there la $2,500 can run
three years. Tate tk Barlow. Lodge Pole,
Neb. '
Three-story hrlck, business building, well
rented, clear. Trade for good land.
NOWATA LAND at LOT CO.,
624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1999.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 100 acres,
rich, black soli; 135 acres smooth and till
able. Nn Improvements. About S miles
from McCook, ' Neb. $4,000, Want
clcnr Omaha residence.
We have somo choice eastern Colorado
lands at from $7 to $10 per acre; worth
j IT cent more money now and will soon
double in value.
1! ESTERN UNITED REALTY CO.,
3uS-39 Puxton Block. Omaha, Neb.
Tnn.Rlnrv K 1. k, kuni.
stores, rooming house and basement ail
..mu. uic, toi.uvu. win iraae lor land.
NOWATA- T . a mti a. I rr
4 N. Y. Life Bldr. Red 1999.
TAILORS
MISFIT tallorr.d suits 135 and 140 values
at $15. See A. Rubenstein, 211 Vi B. 14th St.
Martin & Rubin, R. 21 old U. S. Bk. Bldg.
G. A. LINQUIST CO., 236 PAXTON BLK.
CORRECT styles in men's clothing are
Ure to be had bv natrnnlilnir V.rl Thiol
Tailor, 719 S. 16th.
TRAVELING GOODS
WE have' some specially attractive suit
cases and traveling bags that you should
see. Our leather goods are real leather.
Aiireq uornisn & Bon, 1210 Farnam.
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTIT1 ivt1 nnRnnw tAAn n trjwi ... -
I year. Will pay 10 per cent Interest. Ad
drees. H-676. Bee
WANTED TO BUY
BEST PRICE nald for . aacnnri-hnnH
furniture, carpets, clothing and Bhoes.
Phone Douglas. 8971.
WANTF.n Ofirt W ATntrH urna iv.ii.
tr telephone Douglas 1660. METROPOLI
TAN FEATHER CO., 803 N. 20th.
Best prices ' for BROKEN WATCHirs
Old Gold, etc NATHAN, 211 So. 13th SL
I WANT to buv n. B.rnnm nrtttnirA nr.
more than $2,500; not colored district, and
can pay cash for satisfactory property. W
619, Bee.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED To rent, from October flr.t
by responsible-party no children modern
house In- Wear Farnam or Field club dis
trict, with at least four bed rooms, not
inciuaing main rooms. Address a Wa.
Care Bee.
We Are Getting Numerous Calla
or nouses pi All sizes. Ust With Us.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red 1999.
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNG man, well acquainted In city,
experienced, clean cut, wants position;
collector or 'typist; correspondent; refer
ences from foremost political men in Neb.;
campaigns; anything. N 717. Bee.
A YOUNG man who has had ten years'
experience as a. carpenter foreman and as
sistant superintendent, who Is thoroughly
versed in all building trades, wants a posi
tion wim a goou, reputaoie urm. u $uv, tsee.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Frank Walters, general manager of the
Northwestern! 'has gone to Chicago on a
Dusiness trip, ;
Dan Fisher of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. E,
H. Dotty of Blair, H. F. Neu of Hastings,
R. A. McEachln of Wayne and J. F. Wil
son of Ansley are at the Merchants.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Brown of Cedar Ranlds.
John J. Wagner of Lincoln, C. A. Myers
or uenver, u. Diamond of McCook and G.
A. Brlnkman of Geneva are at the Loyal.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wood of Oerlng, C.
oi. uuemner or uoiumbus, w. E. Van
Dearmld of Alexandria, L. R. Rhodes of
Fort Collins and. E. A. HanBon of Decatur
are at the Henshaw.
Ora Haley of Laramie, Nelle W. F. De
Belle of West Point, O. 8. Newoll, Ruth
Newell of San Antonio, Mr. and Mrs. E. 8.
Brooks of Seattle, C. F. Bushman of Loup
City and Mrs. J. H. Davenport of Milner,
Idaho, are at the Paxton.
United States Attorney Frank Howell.
United States Marshal W. P. Warner and
Deputy Marshal George McCallum have
returned from Lincoln, where they have
been attending the session of the federal
grand Jury for that division. .
Mr. and Mrs, George Slnton, Mrs. C. Ell
of North Platte. A. KalHer of Spalding, J.
L. Wheeler of St. Edward. E. C. Graves of
Raymond, S. D., E. V. Everett, Mrs. M. O.
Gillasple of Murdock and E. J. Kelso of
Carleton are at the Merchants.
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How to Keep Moths Out of Upholstering in the Summer
To prevent depredations by moths and
other Insects In a house closed for the
summer, cleanliness Is necessary, as spots
on fabrics and dust or dirt on wood at
tract household! pests. If the dirt alone
were not reason enough for applying soap
and other cleansing agents, there is the
added fact that washing or airing will ex
terminate Insects.
It Is not too muc'.j to say that every
Inch of wood which is not In the light of
day should be washed with ammonia water
and soap. All bureau and dressing table
drawers should be emptied, wiped carefully
with a wet cloth and then put Into the
sun for an hour or so to dry and air. Fresh
papers should then be put In and every
article that has been in the drawers must
be shaken and aired.
The fact. that garments are not of a ma
terial that moths will attack Is no reason
The DailyBumblx Bee
VOL. I.
THE) BUMBLE BEE.
A. BTINQER Editor
NO AD3 AT ANT PRICE
NO BAD MONEY TAKEN.
Communications welcomed,
and neither signature nor re
turn postage required. Ad
dress the Editor.
8. a. O.
This Is her reason.
A dream of Innocent wis
dom; learned In the lore of
the written and unwritten
sciences made by man; full
of fudge and a sweet belief
In her teacher and her proud
parents; as pretty a picture
as ever was seen, she stands,
robed In purest white, with
all the world at her feet and
eager to do her homage and
acknowledge her sway.
The Sweet Girl Graduate!
Long life to her, and may
each year bring her forth
anew forever.
Don't Knock.
Whatever else you do, do not
knock.
Perhaps you do not like the
way other folks do things; that
Is no reason why you phould
stand on the street corners and
fuss about It.
Did It ever occur to you that
perhaps those folks think they
know what to do and how to
do it? If they are wrong, Bet
about to show them In such a
way as will not start a row.
But don't knock.
I. idle Locals.
Te Editor saw the comet at
Lincoln last Monday night.
It was worth going to Lincoln
to see.
Charley Saunders says he Is
still counting noses; Charity
would like to hear from any
body who hasn't been regis
tered. Arthur Brandels is watching
them eggs closer than ever
now. They are In the refrig
erator. Grand Exalted Ruler John
son of the Ancient Order of
Hay Tossers, was over from
Chicago. He visited the local
lodge, snd expressed to Deputy
Grand Ruler Sanborn his
admiration for the quality as
well and the number of the
membership.
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for omitting the precaution of shaking
them, for there are buffalo and other In
sects that like cotton as much as woolens.
Lavender flowers, or a few drops of oil
of lavender In chests of drawers act as
preventives.
All heavy draperies must be sunned, as
veil as brushed and shaken, before being
packed away for the summer. Bilk cur
tains should be carefully brushed or
shaken to remove dust before laying them
away. If there are woolen carpets on the
floors and the rooms are to be darkened,
special attention must be given the floor
coverings. For example, the carpets should
be swept and then wiped with a heavy
cloth wrung out of strong ammonia water.
Then the windows must be opened to dry
the carpets' before camphor, tar balls or
other moth preventives are scattered over
tire rugs, etc., and ground Into the nap
OMAHA, MAY 27, 1910.
YE EDITOR SEES
YE "HOLY CITY"
Spends Several Hoars and
Forty Cents at the
State Capital.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, May 27.-Vla
Burlington Freight.) (Delayed
at Ashland by a Passenger
Train.) Ye Editor visited the
"Holy City" on Monday and
Tuesday and part of Wednes
day of this week. He hopes
to get over it by the middle
of next month.
The occasion was the annual
gathering of the editors of
Nebraska for a convention of
the Nebraska Press associa
tion. It gave us great pleas
ure to be permitted to Infest
Johnny Miller's tavern with
oui presence, and Johnny evi
dently thought so, too, for he
did his best to make it pleas
ane for all who came.
We shook hands with many
veterans of the press, who
have grown grizzled, but not
old, while publishing papers
in Nebraska; building up the
state and making other pooplo
wealthy, all the while satisfied
if they got board and clothes
out of the game. Ye Editor is
a Queer duck, and seems to
think It is all right if he can
get out a good paper, no mat
ter whether he gets anything
out of the paper or not.
Among others who were
there was our old ct liege
chum, Asa Bartlett Wood, who
nas elected president for the
ncxl year. Here's luck, Asa,
and hoping that you'll be In
Omaha with a nice little re
port when the boys meet there
next spring.
We also met Johns from
Wood River, the one man In
all Nebraska who can collect
dues from the editors and keep
on good terms with them. Also
his books balanced.
John Donavan was there,
too, John must be intending
to run for office some time;
anyhow, he showed the visi
tors that his heart Is In the
right place, even If he didn't
own the hotel.
The editors were all Im
mensely pleased with what
they saw while at Lincoln.
They learned from ths mayor
KEEP Y0UE OLD
MILEAGE BOOKS
Bumble Bee Joins with
Supreme Court la Its
Late Decision.
The Bumble Bee desires to
congratulate the editors of
Nebraska that the supreme
court has decided that it is
not lawful to trade adver
tising space for railroad
mileage. This Is In accord
with the eternal fitness of
things.
The editor of The Bumble
Bee foels that when the edi
tors of all the papers every
where quit trading advertis
ing space for anything, but
demand cash for services
rendered, and the privilege of
spending that cash when and
how they durn please, the
era of an independent press
will have been established.
Editors no longer trade sub
scriptions for cobs or pum
kins; why should they trade
advertising space for any
thing, and least of all, for a
mileage look, that too often
carries with it an implica
tion that tho editor Is some
what under obligations to the
railroad that Issued It.
Keep your old mileage
books. The supreme court Is
right.
how sweet and beautiful It Is
to bo a citizen of the cleanest
and purest community In the
world. After they had heard
what the mayor had to say on
civlo righteousness aiiH had
drank of the sweet waters
from the city's plunt. and
breathed the Inspiration of the
wide and beautiful boulevards
and shaded lawns, they, too,
felt as If It really were the
New Jerusalem, and wanted
to live there always. It Is only
the fear that some of them
might not be able to measure
up to the standard required
for permanent residence that
kept the editors from giving
over all other arrangements
and taking up their homes.
Maybe If they will lead the
right sort of life from now on,
and not do anything really
wicked, when they die their
souls will bs permitted to go
to Lincoln,
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by walking on the balls.
Closet doors in rooms tightly closed must
be opened so more air will be admitted
and the retreat be less snug for moths.
Whatever arteles are wrapped in news
paper should be done so that no persistent
intruder can get Into them around the edges
and tse safest way to accomplish this Is
to turn under the edges of tops and sides
twice before tying the bundles. : ;
itugs are nxeiy to go mrougn tne warm
season In good condition If laid flat on the
floor, putting plenty of moth preventives
over the surface, as ths carpets are
treated.
Supply and Demand.
There'd be no peekaboo stocking
Or peekaboo waists, so to speak.
Nor yet any peekaboo garments
Were there no peekaboos to peek.
-T. E. M.
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NO. 1S8.
WU INDEIISTAXD
That Mayor Jim lsn'L wor
ried any over the reporfthat
his old friend. W. J. B., Is out
for prohibition-.
That Tom Blackburn Isn't
loosing any sleep over it A
That the Water board 1 a
little anxious over what news
may come on Monday,
That the railroads are still
running. .
That the Trade Boosted
really had a good time on the
trip, even If Dave O'Brien
and Clark Colt were along.
That Doc Tanner Is going to
be a regular editor now.
That Goud Diets is going te
work up another automobile
carnival for Ak-Har-Ben week.
That the report that the
Omaha musical circle had de
cided to unite is untrue.
MAY MUSIC.
The frracklu calls from the
old cottonwond;
The catMrii calls from the
thicket;
Tho May Music Fest has now
beiiun
Better get in line for your
ticket.
The rohln renders his solo at
daw n,
Inspired by the crow of the
i Hthters ;
Tho voi&e. of the mower rings
out on the lawn,
And then om,s the boast
of the "boosters."
Far off in the woods
the
cuckoo's call-
Gives the, tip to our wise
weathe prophet;
And the wren keeps warbling
htr little one tune
And no one asks her lto
stop It. y '
The frogs In the marshes are
all tuning up;
Mellow notes resound f r 4m
the "wtllers;" ,
While June-bugs make for the
bald-headed row.
And ring in a fkW of their
thrillers.
N. T.
There Is a certain type of
man who demands rapid
transit even In tne purfuit of
happiness.
Montmorency J. One of the
mont effective methods for do
ing away with gisy hulra is t
shave your scalp and Keep
shaved. ( L
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M. Ainmits ubfi 0J(
the
toes la a sure psr'aiW)
for corns, but it
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