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, INVESTMENTS IN IDAHO
DOUBLE ALMOST EVERY
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Filer, Twin fulls county. Idaho, In in the
heart of the Twin Falls Irrigation tract,
the largest body of Irrigated land In the
world. 240.ut acre of tillable, fertile. Irri
gated land. Buy townsito property In Filer.
The land will be A 1,1. PR Dl'C I NO IN A
t'KW YKAR8. IT IS ALL I'MSTED
NOW. Write riKht Now about thla.
RIPLEY lillOTHEHS,
(Formerly of Omahai.
FILER, TWIN FALLS COUNTY, IDAHO.
7?o NET
Tr.f
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Seven Per Cent Net
The South Side project of the Gray act
consists of 8I0.UUO acrea. There s room for
24.00U farmers. Til KKK Hl'NDRKD AND
BKVBNTY-TWO BvH'ARK MILKH of farm
lands, all of It being enplel as fast ns
they learn of It. They need money for
trees, aeed, Implements to build their
homes. This Is YOUR opportunity. Wa
can double your money and net you 7 per
cent on every dollar one or many you let
us have. Write for the free booklet right
now. Iiearn of this wonder country of the
continent, being peopled by frugal folk.
Address BUHL INVESTMENT COM
FAN I, BUHL, IDAHO. DO IT NOW.
Today. ,
IDAHO FRUIT LANDS.
S30 eyres of fine Irrigated land with
Vlenty of water, In the famous Council
alley and almost adjoining the great
Council Mesa Orchard tract and equally
s Rood In every respect. Can be sold In
lo-arre tracts. Council Valley apples
always take FIRST prlie In Council
Uluffs Horticultural Fair. Price $i!0 per
sere, part cash, balance easy terms. Send
for booklet and full particulars. J. Mon
roe Smith, 481 So. lllh street, Boise, Idaho.
7 Money Net 7
Money earns MOBH money In Cassia
county. Idaho, than In any other western
tats. . YOU CAN KOUHLK YOl'R
JdONKY IN IDAHO. Cassia, the KICHK8T
COUNTY IN Tilt! STATIC, Invites you to
come. Write a postal card today. WRITE
KK1HT NOW. '
For FRttE) booklets, letters of general
informatlun, photographs and Hats ef op
portunities, address '
F. K. UHISWOLD. secretary Burlfy Com
mercial club. Hurley, Idaho.
O. A.- AXL1NE. secretary Albion Com
mercial club, Albion, Idaho.
W. J. MITCHELL, secretary Oakley Com
mercial club, Oakley, Idaho.
Pingree, Idaho
There's room for Investor, business man,
merchant, lawyer, artisan, laborer In this
new wonder country of Idaho. Write right
now for full Information, free booklets.
Address Pingree Townsite Company, James
F. Burton, Secretary, First National Bank
BUJg-., Qgden. Utah.
Farms Pay
Tou can surely plant 75 trees to the acre
the trees will bear eight boxes of com
mercial apples to each tree. At the lowest
market valuation they are worth a dollar
a box and that is W per acre net from a
-acre farm on the I'uitvd Slates Govern
ment Minidoka Project.
Writs fur my free booklet today.
a A. JOHNSON, Atty nt Law,
. Burley, Idaho.
ARB you prepared to grasp YOl'R OP
fiortunltyT You don't know wuen It's mm
ng. but when it does you have to grasp it
hold fast to It. and ride it to a Uarrlson
finish.
Write right now for the opportunities
have for young men and old, too, to make
big money easily.
FRANK RIULETT,
ALBION. IDAHO.
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Ha .
I QUIT RENTING
ten years ago and came west with x
bought leo aorvs itanuas laun am well
'fixed now ana uavi'r- too, came two
years ago and have done well n this tine
rlimate. Oood neighbors. school aud
church. I urge remeis to come and see
the airaira, corn una uui... no uuctor bills.
w ill mase ncn.
1) acres, Uupiuvrd, I miles county seat,
2j; terms.
440 acres. Improved, miles county seat
aw; leriue.
SWITZElt LAND CO..
ill pleasant Bu Dea Moines, la
MS Av-rvco. mi. tuwa. ,iw sis room
house; barn, sneus. nv planed, bnlance
ftncea pasture, wii Hiuum, illlalile. Hural
route, iwv,",u ,ju"u iubij, son, neigh
bors. Cripyieo wun sciatica, uu.i 0r
eiung. per . ii in ii wauled.
V. Albright. Brewster. Ivan.
FOR SALE An estate In Labette county
Kansas, of mo-acr stock farm, i ne cre
bottom, never ovuflows; nules of l'r.
sons; has good improvements, some Um
ber, IsJ acrea In iiiw, clovvr. alfa.fa. tiiuo-
thy; pieniy ui ' oiack land
T.rmi on lli vr vein, ion n.-
I'riee. I" Per r- ""s Bros., i arsonai
au- ,
CRAWFORD COUNTY, KANSA.S-Nle.
smooth, rich prairie with timber along the
reeks, best oorn, clover and tunutliv land
In southeast Kanaas. Send for description
list. James Wllkiiis, Walnut. Kan.
A BARGAIN IF TAKEN SOON-1W
acres, good -room house, large bam. other
buildlnsa. plenty fruit; grove 40 acrea, pas
ture 12U mow land, balance cultivated;
miles town on goed road; rural route, tele
pnme; plenty ater, wind mill and tank;
Imi rods new bog wire, too, easy terms;
would taks some trade.
W. tt. HUBBARD, Welda. Kan.
. MR. RENTER Bargains In vest central
' Ksnsas. Nice 10 acres. Improved. I miles
station; easy terms; 12. 5w. 14) acres raw
land. M.KU Ed. twlng. Dlsblon, Kan.
750 ACBE3. well Improved, adjoins R It
town In southern Kansas. Alfalfa corn,
wheat stock and fruit farm. Prtoe ;
best of terms. W. I. Carter, Sterling, Kan.
REAL ESTATE
f-'ARM AMU HA.XH LAM) FOR SALE
Kanam
' ontlneed.
Fort SALK F arms and ranch- In Green,
wood county, Kaunas, the banner cattle
county In the world. I have LJtw acres of
LIuh stem pasture land for exchange for
merchandise to the amount of U.oM. Price
$.5 lei acre. Lock Bo 4hl. Lurcka. Kan.-
TWO TRACTS of LS?J acrea each, cheap;
one Improved, one nut. Klngery Realty
Co., Kiiigery. Kan.
.n ALKU.S wheal, corn and alfalfa land,
luthrrn Kansas. niilei. county seat. M
acrea wheal. 20 acres elfaira: well im
proved. Price Sim. 1- 1. Kiser. 1 Dorado.
Ken.
l.mo ACBKH. solid tract. 4 sets Improve
ments; 2 miles town. bet soli, cant be
duplicated In Mate. fit. Bel terms Kansas-Colorado
Investment Co. tocott City.
Kan.- .
Loalslana.
FOR "A LR Louisiana orancs and rig
trees are money makers.
Will sell you E arte of fertile land with
100 orange and fig trees bearing In 8 year
for 1260, 920 monthly payments: will Culti
vate and take care of trees and pay taa
lor I years; no Interest; title guaranteed;
trees tins neaxoti in this section have netted
from $5 to lit; inducements on larger
tracts For further particulars address A.
J. Uodard. Abbeville, La.
allaarsnta.
WE have for sale nine quarter sections
of the best land In the stale, we will sell
this land on uuurter to one person only
on the following terms: fl per acre down
and tl per acre per year, covering a period
of VJ years; optional payments at 6 per
cent Interest. These special plioee and In
ducements are to locate nine families In
this section of the state in ehort order.
Call or add reus:
NELSON t, DOOLITTLB.
Crocker Bldg.. Dvs Moines, la.
FARM lands for sale; bargains In Im
proved tar u is In southwestern Minnesota.
Write F. M. Young. DeUratf. Minn.
CO ACRES i miles from Foxhome. Minn.
Nice grove, house ltx24s!(; kitchen UxX4xi7.
orse barn, Hxxb. granary, 14xl4xs; good
Dog house, this is the biggest bargain In
seventeen states. Fries $4U Will trade fur
an automobile.
240 acres In Wilkin county. Minn., with
forty acres timber on it: land is level:
has fins drainage; all ditched and ditches
paid for; farm Is all fenced and croas
fenced; has about SO acres cut over maple
ana oak. There la a barn 4vx90; win hold
100 tons of hay; house 12x40. Farm Is
eight miles from town; has rural telephone
and mail. Price 146 per acre. Will trade
fur stock of goods. BJoro B. Oialaaon.
Mloneoia, Mlno
CENTRAL MINNESOTA.
100 Improved farms, low prices, easy
terms, "GOOD TITLE ALWAYd." Write
for list. Mention thie paper. C. D. Baker
Fergus Falls. Minn. '
JMtaMeurU
STTOPI TVHi't era a area rurthe tfiaa
Douglas Co., down !n the beautiful Osarka
Raise anything; corn. 10 to 6 bushels per
ere; sll other crops la proportion i cheap
est good land oa earth; 6 to IM per acre,
Free lntoruloa. 4tabe HeeU alatate
Ava, Mo
FOR SALE Some of the best fruit lavnd
In the Koshkonotig-Brandsvllle fruit dle
triot, prices lower than anybody. Also
good farms at very low prices. Write S
3. Cox Real Estate Co., Brandsville, Howell
CO., Mo.
FOR SALE 7M aorea suleadld Vernon
Co. (Mo.) stock and grain farm; every aore
good. Plenty oc water. . fries. M iter acre:
as gooa as sine low a lana and tar better
climate, write for Letter sescrlptWD.
E. bpurgeon. Owner. O lathe, Kan.
STOP! LISTEN ! eu-acre farm 5n5,
Other farms. Cheap timber land. McOrath
Mountain View, Mo.
HOMES EJCKER9 and Investors write for
our large list of farms and lands for sale,
In the Heart of The Osarka," J. A. War
ren Jr., at Co., Rlchlund, Mo.
BUY Missouri land raises everything.
Good markets. Cheap now, going up-
easy terms. V e help you. v rite quick.
filiusourl blate Board of ImmUratlon
hprlngllcia, Missouri.
Mas tans.
WANTED Agents to sell Montana wheat
lands. We own a large colonisation tract
Of st nam plow land near three dlfferen
I all roads. Up-to-date field and offlc
force, automobile service, etc. Libera
commissions. Write for agency and ter
ritory allotment at once, and get ready
for big spring business. El wood Bros.. 435
Faiace tiiug., Minneapolis, Minn.'
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Xebraska.
A BAHiGAINl,280 acres
IMPROVED FARM
You can buy this about
the same as paying rent.
Two sections In one body located a llttl
went of Central Nebraska, eight miles
from good railroad town; highly Improved
black clay soli; In the best winter wheat
section In the state: 040 acres under plow
lerms: Will take as irst payment I
buslnexs or residence property In Omaha,
South Omaha or t'ouncll Bluffs worth from
H.oiio to tfi.tMiO and $2,00 each, balance prac
tically the Him) as paving rent. Am old
and wish to retire. F 410. Bee.
960 A., $60 an A.
Sarpy County. All level.
Harrison & Morton
FINE WHEAT LAND
10O-32O acres, Cheyenne Co., Neb., level,
good soil, valley, six miles of Burlington,
f 17 per acre Terms. W. S. Ripley, 2S1
Burt St , Omaha.
KIMRALL COUNTY.
Must sell at once, lx acres farm land;
10u acres level, black soli; good water; per
fect title; no alkali, no sand: close to
school and P. U: 8 miles to R, R. ; fn.jo
per aore: lift) cash. uft March 1, bll; bal
ance In three years' time, with Interest at
t per cent. W. T. Young. Jr , County Sur
veyor of Kimball County, Kimball, Neb.
t.OOO ACRES rich, level improved farm
land ranch, $12 W per acre; terms; on
Hade; owner C. J. Wildy, Hemingford,
Nb.
MY S040-arre farm for sale or rent,
dress Henry Stahl, Basset t, Neb.
Ad-
2000UO ACRES HOMESTEAD LAND.
To be opened soon for which V. S Gov
ernment has appropriated over t4.0u0.iiuo to
Irrigate Along line where V P. railroad
la building through North llatte valley.
To keep posted on this country, send fiuc
for subscripitlon to Mall, Morrill, Neb.
Located in the heart of the big homestead
country. .
IFOR
rich, fs
SALE The finest section level.
farm land, clear, near Atkinson. Holt
county. Nebraska, ht a sacrifice . F-tuO per
acre, cash. E. Hansel 1, 34J4 N. Broadway,
Los Angeles, Cal.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AID HAMOI l.A.MJ FOR DALE
XebrsaVs OontlnaeeL
EASTEliNNEBRASKA
BARGAINS.
POSSESSION MAKCII 1.
SO acres, all In cultivation, fair Improve
ments ell hleh tab e land anA ! nf
poll, SO acres of fall wheat which gues with
he place, three miles to good town. One
f the choice s In this part cf the coun-
ry. Price. isuu per acre.
: acres, highly Improved and on main
road. R. F. D. and telephone line. 4 miles
o good town. ItiO acres In cultivation, 40
ere clover and alfaita, fine orcnard. Land
i all mien tame una. except about
ores, which Is rolling and Is In pasture.
About 2j acres natural timber In pasture:
11-room house and large burn. Price.
i.OtV.W.
80 acres, well Improved, t miles from
South Omaha, all good land, 12 acres
Haifa, ii acres prairie hay, balance In
ultlvatlon. Frlce, IWW.09 per acre.
40 acrea, on macadamised road. I miles
from Benson. All tillable, gently rolling
and and all In cultivation. Best close-in
nd bargain near Omana. Fries, (IJs.ue
Western iowa bargain.
820 acres One of the best and best Im
proved farms In Fremont county, Iowa. All
blgh land ana an taoieiano except a small
portion of pastuie, which Is a little rolling.
f L .. ,1 ...nu I, , i 11 r...
eet with stalls fur H4 horses, large bins,
driveway and room for ou tons of hay;
double corn crib 4vxiW feet, large cattle
sheds, hay sheds, self-feeder, hog houses.
wo windmills ana ail buuaings necessary
or a modern, up-to-date farm; ;tt acres
apple orchard ai.d plenty of other fruit of
different kinda and varieties. Fenced and
cross fenced, roost of which is hog tight
woven wire. This Is certainly a Cine slock
and grain farm and Is all ready for busi
ness. Frlce liw per acre, rossesaion
Marca 1.
0. It. COMBS,
Rooms 807 to 811 Brandeis Theater Bldg..
I I L n XTK
vitmitm, lieu.
Phones Douglas 3SK1. A-J711.
SARPY COUNTY FARM.
THIS WILL MAKE YOU GOOD MONET.
EXTRA GOOD REASONS WHY.
The best section of land near Omaha
for the money. Will subdivide into two
eighties and sell either one or both. A
set of improvements on each. The soil Is
excellent Al. and land lays first rate. In
good neighborhood, within to miles of
six towns, telephone, and H mile to school;
t.0 cash, fl.Doo March 1, will handle one of
these eighties; fJ,no by Msrch 1, bainnre 6
per cent, takes the other; xsu.Ml per acre In
its entirety. Possession given.
Young farmer, old one or Investor: You
are making no mistake In buying thin
quarter or either one of the eighties. Come
and see the goods and come prepared to
buy If suited, as It Is for sale and for sale
right.
We nave a large list of farms, but only
a few downright bargains. This Is surely
one. Let ns make you money. - -
OR1N S. MERRILL COMPANY.
New Location:
1213-1214 City Nat l Bank 3ldg.
For quick sale we nave lnv acres un
improved land about 13 miles west from
An eel mo, Custer county, tor only lis per
acre.
P. O. NIELSEN at CO..
70S Omaha National Bank. Phone D. 2204
new Irene.
BARGAIN to homeseekera or Investor;
1.2M0 acres flneet land in nsrthern New
Mexico, one mile from railroad, per aore.
C. O. Fisher, ttaton. New Mexico
North Carolina..
SMALL FARMS at profitable prices In
the "Nation s Garden Spot'' of Eastern
N. C. Salary niun, investors, and farm
ers write fur Interesting details. Carolina
Trucking Pevvlopiuent Co., Wilmington,
N. c."
Mortal Dakota.
M ACRES. Stutaxnaa Co.. N. D elear,
for good residence, clear, la Dea ALolnea
K-io. of laud IJ0 per aore.
19 sores. Well improved, IS Miles from
tvinniKM. Manllobi. lor Income- Prlc
tw Dei' uore; wig . HMtt eauuy. Lock tx
Itf, Spirit Lake, Is.
SOLICITORS WANTED..
I own and control about t.vuO acres of
choice farm lands In Burleigh and Kid
der Co.. No. Dak., and want 60 good rep
reaenlaUvea, others peed not apply. Best
of references. W. E. lluney. Laud Invest
ments. Bismarck, fi. U.
Oklahoma.
FOR BALE Five milee from Kremlin,
Okl.. all smooth black soil .good for alfalfa.
law aoree wheat, balance pasture; good
bouse, barn and orchard; would take KOUO
stock of groceries in trade, wm. tvrause,
EASTERN OKLAHOMA.
Bend for prices anJ descriptions of farms.
Ira Stout, t-'ushlng. Okl.
Ureaoa.
Homesteads
Advantages of Oregon, 100 page book
Dlalnlng what each county Is adapted fir,
gives amount of government land open to
homestead In each county, how to necure
1(4) or 3i0 acres free, homestead, desert,
timber, stono, ccal and mineral laws, gen
eral description of Oregon. Two maps it
colors. 21x2. showing K. R. In operation
the other showing proposed H. It. mil
eltctrlc lines. Including eastern and centra
Oregon, each; the three fiOc; fctvee
amount of government land open to home
stead in each county, In the state o
Washington, descrlotlon of same, map n
Washington In oulors, 20c. Nlmino. Runey
& Co., Hamilton Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
ORBOON.
Baker county, the first In eastern Oregon,
offers more Inducements than any other;
Improved alfalfa, grain and fruit land, 40
per acre up; raw land, 1)0 and up; fine
stock ranches; for price list and booklet
call on or address Meyers-Eckerman Realty
Co., Baker. Ore.
snath Dakota. .
riVB QUARTER SECTIONS,
unimproved, good soli, every foot la good
tillable farm land; easy terms; 30 per aore,
F. L. Crosby. Boneaieel, S. D-
SPLENDID Improved farm, IT per acre,
eastern South Dakota; will take merchan
dise as part payment. Nsiater, moux Fails,
a. D.
FOR SALE 320 acrea Lyman Co. land, 8
miles from town; 48 acres broke, all fenoed
and cross fenced, good well and other Im
provements; U.frJO It taken within thirty
days. Address owner, O. C. Usmcnway,
Caps, a D
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Texas.
ORANGE orchards near Houston are big
Investment. Our five-acre orchards are
sold on easy monthly payments. The Alvln
Japanese Nui series adjoin and their ex
perts develop and care for our orchards
three years. Write today for Illustrated
orange booklet. Federal l.and oY. Invest
ment Co., Houston, Tex.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND HAMCH LAND FOR BALK
Tria
oatiaaed.
ABOUT 1 BOO ACRES. Rrasna ennnte
Texas; t miles station; two-thirds bottom,
balanoe upland; J per cent tillable; fenced.
several subdivisions; V cultivation; Ideal (I
tor aiiaiia, potatoes, oane oorn. etc.; bal
ance timber; five housee, barn, everlasting
water; moat Ideal hog ranch and stock
farm In state; bogs on range will pay In
terest on 130.GO0; bottom timber will pay
for place; best personal reasons for offer
ing this bargain at to per acre for oulok
sale; terme. Address owner. 8. W. Mered
ith. MlUican. Tex,
ORANGE, FIG
AND TRUCK
crops In the Texas Gulf Coast Country
will make you independent. Webster, mid
way between Houston and Galveston, has
fertile soli, ideal climate. Raise three
crops a year and get away from hard
times, high cost of living and severe win
ter; live out doors, hunt, fish, swim, sail.
enjoy life while making money. Will take
party down tea. 7. Special accommoda
tions, low rates. Houston Orchards Co.
makes special proposition to first hundred
settlers. For particulars address Samuel
Klrkgard, Paxton Hotel, Omaha.
LIVE REAL ESTATE MEN -We want you
o read the advertisement In Everybody's
'osmopolltan. World's Work, and Success
magazines of the Texas Orchard Develop
ment Co. wontierlul Chocolate Bayou
lands. Write us for liberal sales contract
and literature. We are general sales
agents for Nebraska, western Iowa and
South Dakota. The Orchard Homes Co.,
11 N. 14th St., Lincoln, Neb.
TEXAS school lands, II. SO to $5 per acre;
1-40 cash, balance 40 years; some don't re
quire residence; good land. Write J. J.
Snyder, Dept. 62, Austin, Tex.
THK TEXAS REALTY JOURNAL In a
high-class Illustrated Texas magaein. giv
ing reliable Information on entire state;
treats on developments, resources, prod
ucts, raised, cllmatlo conditions, land
prices, health resorts, where to locate, etc.:
puis you In touch wltn land rners; gives
list of school lands; send 2o for three
months' subscription and map of Texas; no
sample copies; we are puhltxhere not land
ilers. Texas Realty Journal, Houston,
Tex.
riaa.
The Farmer Finds
His Best
Opportunities
In the New West
Ogden, Utah, the Gateway to the New
West, a land of almost fabulous wealth,
most of which Is undeveloped, offers a
SURE CASH market to every farmer who
cultivates his soli with even the leant de
gree of Intelligence. Here as elsewhere a
man must work for what he gets, but he
gets more or less work; realties a better
price from the men who work In shops,
factories, for railroads and stores. Ogden
Is tha NATURAL markst place for thou
sands of dollars' vJdrth of farm produce
every month.
A PAID OFFICIAL Is employed by The
Weber Club to give YOU exact and truth
ful Information. You can write for this in
formation and you will write if you know
what's good for you. Address TODAY,
right now.
TILE SECRETARY
The Weber Club
OGDEN, UTA1I.
INVESTORS
Can not find a better opportunity to get
in on the ground floor of a growing sec
tion of Hie richest section In the west
Write me today 1 keep you posted and
WILL UL'AHANTIiK 8 NET.
GEO. J. KELLY, J
Cigden Ftate Bank Bldg.,
Ogden, Utah.
The Farmers' Splen
did Chance
Murray. Utah, offers a quick cash mar
ket for everything that can bn raised on
the fertile lands surrounding this city. A
ready market for grains, hay. fruit, truck
and garden sluff. There has been a greater
trrowth of the city than of the valley sur
rounding. Factories of all sorts offer to
the farmer an IMMEDIATE CAHH MAR
KKT f r his produce and Salt Lake City
a metropolis, only twenty minutes away by
trolley, riease write the secretary.
The Murruy Commercial Club,
Murray, Utah
WRITE TO WILLIAMS BROB., Real Es
tate, Murray, I tan,, fur full, complete, re
liable Information concerning this city.
Busy factories, farm lands, town lots that
may be bought for less than their value
ARE A FEW OF THE OPPORTUNITIES
WE CAN TELL YOU OF. Write today.
You AllE Coming to Utah
Then YOU MUST ASK US where
and In what section you had better
settle. PLANT TREES THAT WILL
GROW; WHERE they will grow, Our
NURSERY BUSINESS puts us In
touch. LETTER OK INFORMATION
FREE. Davis County NurBerles, Roy,
near Ogden, Utah.
WaahlasTtoa.
YAKIMA ORCHARD PROPERTY We
have for sale, at an exceptionally low
orce. the finest, best located orchard on
Nob Hill. Tha traol consists of 11 acres,
is near the Nob Hill car line. Is planted to
6-year-old apple and pear trees, and can be
subdivided Into IT beautiful acre tracts
Ideally situated for suburban homes, ttye
clai price for cash down. Henry Jeluutoa
Realty Co.. Norm Yakima, Wash.
Mlscellaaeous.
GOVERNMENT lands free In United
Plates Mexico and Canada. Mexico's new
law offers gooti land 4ou to 81 per acre;
easiest lerms; your resilience not required.
Write Landueeker'a Uulde, citation Its Aus
tin. Tex
. i. -
Bigger, Better, Busier That Is wnat
advertising In The Bee will do (or your
business.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
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Colorado-Chicago ......a 6:10 pm
Chicago Special a 1:01 pm
Pacific Coast-Chicago.. a :"6 pm
I ton Angeles Limited.. .a H.W pm
Overland Limited all:4pm
Carroll Local a 4.30 pm
Fast Mall a 8:30 pm
WESTBOUND.
IJncoln-Chadron a 7:d0 am
Norfolk-Dallas a 7:60 am
a l it am
a .2 pm
a 6:49 am
a t.m pm
al2:2 pm
a 7:46 am
al0:l am
a 8 pm
all too am
8.10:45 pm
Long line-Bo. Platte.. .b 2:15 pm bl:ipm
Hasilngs-Superlor b t:l& pm b 6:W) pm
Dradwood-Hot Springs. a S:S5 pm a 5:20 pm
Caaper-I jinder a 8:65 pm all warn
Freiuont-Alblon b 5:30 pm a 1:55 pm
Missouri Pari fie
K. C. 4 St. L. Ex a:Wam a 7:40 am
K. C. & St. L. Ex., ex
cept Saturday aU:15 pm a 8:50 pm
K. C. & St. L. Ex., Sat
urday only 12:00 pm
Chlcaa-o, Ilselt Island Pacific
EAST.
Rocky Mountain Ltd.... all am
Chicago 4 'ay Express. . a :46 am
Chioago Local l,aas....bl0:86 am
Des Moines Local A 'ass a 4:00 pin
Chicago Express a 4:40 pm
Chicago Limited a 0 pm
aH):4" pro
a 4:80 pm
blU:W pm
ai2 30 pm
a 1:16 pin
a 8.-08 am
w EST.
Chi. -Neb. Ltd., Llnooln.a 8:80 am a 6:47 pm
Colo, and Cal. Express.. a l:Hr pm a 4:30 pm
Okl. & Texas Express. .a 1:15 pm a 1:80 pm
Rocky Mountain Lta...aiu.y cm aiz.60 am
Ch lease, Milwaukee A St. Paul
Overland Llmtled 8.11:43 pm a 7:E3 am
Omaha-Chicago Ex....b T:15 am
Omaha-Savannah Local. a 7: IS am all :45 pm
Colo. -Cal. Express a 9:W pm a 1:25 pm
Colorado Special a T .48 am s 1:60 xm
Perry-Omaha Local. ...b 8:15 pin blO:00 am
Illinois Central-
Chicago Express a 7:0 am a 3:45 pm
Chicago Limited ......a io pm a s:w am
Minn -St. Paul Ex b 7:00 am
Minn. -St. Paul Ltd a 6:00 pm a 8:00 am
W abash
nm.ho.st Louis Ex. ...a :! pm a 9:25 am
Mail and Express a 7:08 am all.15 pm
Stanb'y Lol. tfrornC.B.)b 8:0 pm bl0:18 am
Cblea a-o Great Weaterx
- tlmllwt t 1:41 Ml
Twin City Limited b 8:30 pm a 7 53 am
Twin City Express a :O0 am a 8:80 pm
Chicago Express a ; pnt
Burlington Station loth aad Mason
flarltngton
Depart. Arrive.
rwnv.e A California... a 4:10 pm a 8:48 pm
Puget Sound Express. .a 4:M pm a 8:48 pm
Nebi-aska points it . , w ii'in
Black Hill" a t:it pm
Lincoln Mail b 1:80 pm
Northwest Express.'.... all :MI pm
a 8:45 pm
a1t:15 pm
a 7:00 am
a 8.10 pm
a 8.10 pm
b 8:08 am
b 10:80am
Nebraska points a :zy am
Nebraska Express a 9;15 am
IJncoln Local
Bchuyler-Plattsmouth
. .b 8:05 pm
..a 7:28 pm
IJncoln Lrfx-ai
Plattsmouth-Iowa ...
Bellevue-Plattsmouth
a 7:60 pm
. 9 AH am
a 8:60 am
.813:30 pm a 2:40 pm
. .all:2S pm a 11:25pm
..a 7:15 am all: 10 pm
Central Nebraska ...
Chicago Fpeclal
Denver B pedal
a 7:00 am
Chicago Express.
..a 4:20 pm a 3:55 pin
Chicago Fast Express.. a 8:30 pm a t:t0 pm
Iowa Local a 8:15 am al0:30 am
Creston (la ) Local a 8 80 pm a!0:30 am
at Tiiln Kinross. .... .a s:w pm ui:s uu
K c 4 It Joseph al0:46 pm a 8:46 am
K c! & Ht. Joseph a 815 am a 4.10 pin
K. C, 4s St Joseph a 4:30 pm w
Webster Btatloa lBth aad Webster
Missouri PaclflO
Depart. Arrive.
Auburn Local b 8:6 pm bll:56 am
it. Paol. Minneapolis ex
Omaha
Bloux City Express...
Omaha Local
Sioux City Passenger
Twin City Passenger
Bloug City Local
b 1:15 pm bll:45 am
C 8:10 pra
b 1:20 pro
.bS tOam
.o 8.3o am
Emerson lcai
b 6:55 pm b 8:10 km
tat Dally, lb)
Dally except Sunday
(c) Sunuay only.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Real estate transfers for January 28,
furnished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracters, 1714
Farnam street. Telephone Douglas 2UG5:
J, B. Ureen and wife to O. R. King,
undVs Interest of part of &-15-18. be
ing lTVxltxi feet on Orover street,
Omaha I
Howard W. Harvey and wife to
Lena Beastedt, V.3TH feet of lot 15.
block 2. Hillside addition No. 1, and
other property
Same to Rose J. Beastedt, w4 feet of
nlGO feet of lot 10, block 5, Park
Place
Th. luhn A. Crelahton Real Efclale
and Trust company to Mary Lova . .. S20
Fred D. Weed to Effle D. Wead (his
L.r lot 3. block 1. Washington Hill.
and lot 14, block . Jerome Park.... 8,400
William H. Wigton and wife to A. L.
Wlgton. lot 4. block 1. Pruyn Park.. 000
John K. George to fit. Anthony s
church of Mouth Omaha, lot 24,
Sullivan's addition
Hherlff of Douglas county t) Minnie
Jensen, lot 4. block 2. West Bide 2(7
John E. George to St. Anthonys
church of rtoutli Omaha, lot 24, Sultl
vun' addition
Edward C. Fuller and wife to Irving
W. Lonaacre. lot 21. block 28. Ben
son 2,600
Erastus A. Benson, trustee, to Irwin
W. Longacre, lots 21 and 22, block
2a, Benson
Five Hundred Guests
Driven from Hotels
Fire Starts in Kitchen on the Seven
teenth Floor of the Majestic
in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. 28 -Flre drove hundreds
of guests from their rooms In ths Majestic
and Great Northern hotels, which adjoin at
Dearborn and tjulncy streets, early thl
morning.
Tha fire, which started In ths kitchen of
the grill room on the seventeenth floor
of the Majestic, was extinguished with
lofs of about 840.000, mostly from water.
Both hotels are seventeen stories high
and it was feared that firemen would have
difficulty In reaching the fire, but the water
pressure proved adequate and the flames
were soon put put, . .
Hint at Corruption
m Colorado House
Representative Jndkins Creates Up
roar by Saying He Waa Threat
ened by Speer Men.
DENVER, Colo., Jon. 2 Representative
udklns (democrat) of Aspen created an
uproar in the house this morning by de
claring that be had been approached by
Speer men and told that unless he voted
or Mayor Speer of Denver for United
States senator he need not hope to get any
bills through the bouse.
Mr. J udklns' charge was made prior to
today's ballot, the Aspen representative
rising to a question-of personal privilege.
Representative Bolts of Leadvllle. asked
him to state who made the threat, but Mr.
Judktns declined.
Later, Mr. Judklns, under a fire of ques
tions frnm other memters, qualified lils
statements, he said he did not mean to say
that he bad been told if he did not vote for
5perr his bills Would not pass, but was told
that If he did hot support "certain meas
ures and vote for a certain man" his leg
islation would suffer. The house took no
action at the time.
Only minor changes were shown In the
emocratlc voters for United State sen
ator In joint session of the legislature to
day and no election resulted. The repub
licans honored C. C. Dawson, today, giving
him thirty votes. The votes:
Democrats Adams, 18, Martin, J; Maupln,
; O'Donnell, 8; Shafroth, 1; Speer, 2; Tay
lor, 2; Thomas, 8; W ard, 8.
Republloana Oowdy, 1; McCreary, 1;
Northcutt. ); VaUe, 2; Dawson, 8V.
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Jntunloa Wants 8CXBwaltloh.
KINGSTON, Jamaica. Jan. 88. The Ja
maica chamber of commerce Is considering
DroDosal to recommend to the govern
ment the holding of a big exhibition here
In 1918, coincident with the formal opening
of the Panama venal.
No Mnadlna; Room Allovred.
KEY LORK. Jan. 2R. There Will be no
morn standing room la New York theaters.
Theatrical managers were notified by Fire
Commissioner Waldo today that the preva
lent nractice of allowing natrons to stand
In the passageways back oi tne seats is
as much a violation of the law as the
prohibited standing In aisles.
Notes from Fort Crook
Major Joseph X. Clark of tha Medical Corps is Transferred to Van
couver Barracks He Will Be Succeeded by Major Frederick A. Dale,
Who is at Present Stationed at Fort Lincoln-Mother Notes of Interest
WAR. DJLTARTMKNT. WASHINGTON,
t. C, Jan. 15. poctai Orders No. lz. fax-
b. ' The following changes In the sta
tions arid duties of officers ef ins medloal
corps are ordered: .
Major Joseun T. Clarke Is relieved from
duty at Fort Crook, Meb., to take effeui
at such tune as will enable him U comply
with this order, and wlU proueed at tho
proper time to Vancouver Barracks, Waan
iiiKlon, anu repoii ui iwitwii
K.i.niMj-v ss. 11 L to tha commanding olli-
cer of uiKi post for duiy. aad by letter 10
the conuuaiiuiug general. Department of
tne Columbia. ... ,, ,
Major Hedertck A. Dale is relieved
from auty at Fort Lincoln, N. D., aud will
proceed to Foil Crook, Neb., and report
in person to the commanding otficer of
thai, poat for duty opd by leiier io iue
commanding geneial. Department of lue
Mibsouri. . . ...
"ine travel directed is newuwary iu i"
military service.
By order ot me secretary w wm.
' -liiXanard Wood.
"Major Oeneral. Chief of Btaft."
"HEADUL'A RTEiRS, FORT CROOK,
Neb., Jan. a. dpeuuvl Orders so. :
.., M,i. wiiiiaju. Hambv. having en
listed at tins post for geneVal service m
fanuy at Jefieson Barracks, Missouri,
will in compllanos with sixtn endorsement,
rial.i War Oeoai HiieJit. January 8, 111.
proceed as soon as iianspwriauuu -nlslied
to that post, reporting "P arrival
to the coiiunanuing tuio-oi .
i.ir-. .,. rt.riii.mar'1 UeuarUuenl will fur
nlsli the necessary tranaportaiotl aud the
M..,r 4'nmnanv tl. r oui 111 miaou.
i. .i r-,ii,,,a toe one day.
. ....
The travel airecteu is ncory
m"ilrpri,va7.Cjoseph Halbg.bauer. Com
a ii kourth infantry. IS detailed on
special duty as aaslslaiit in charge of tho
swimming pooi. ,
uy oruer of Major i""
"Captain and Adjutant, Fount) Infantry,
Adjutant.
d.i.i. Albert 11. Guldwaithe. Company
B Fourth Inlantry, has been detailed on
extra duty as tireinan at the pump house,
vice ITivate lOliJah Coleman. Company ib.
Fourth Infantry, discharged.
Mr HutbJn, recently discharged from
Company B, Fourth Infantry, applied al
the post hospital Thursday afternoon for
re-enllstmeiil for the fciguteemh Infantry.
Private William. A. Hamby, recently re
enlisted at this post for general service,
left Friday afternoon for his new station,
Jefferson Barraoks, Mo.
A general court martial has been con
vened in the post to try such cases as
may appear before It.
Private First-class Frederick Gllmom
was a visitor in the poet Thursday
morning.
Sergeant Isidore I. Oershberg, hospital
corps this post, took In the play at the
Uayety theater Wednesday evening.
Private Udward T. Dunigan, hospital
corps was honorably discharged from tne
service of the United btates r.uiiday morn
ing by reason of the expiration of hi
term of service. Mr. Dunigan did n.t r
enllst In the army, but will try the hos
pital corps of the navy. Mr. Dunigan liai
served sixteen years in the army hos
pital corps and his loss to this branch ol
liie service is keenly fell. He leaves a
host of friends, both In this detachment
and In the garrison, all of whom wish him
success In his new venture.
Mr Frank Kopf of Fort Leavenworth,
Kan spent Monday afternoon wltn rier
geant Isidore 1. Gershberg, hospital corps,
this poat.
Privates F.dward R. Dawe and William
g Belden, hospital corps, were In Omaha,
visitors Tuesday evening.
Some of the members of the Fourth In
fantry ball team are seen dally pracilclnt;
ball on the parade grounds.
Polo Is getting to be a great fad with
the officers of the poat. They may be seen
dally playing on the parade ground, alno
golf comes III lor us snare ui patronage.
Major Joseph Taylor Clarke, medical
corps, the post surgeon, has been busy
the past week packing . up his household
effects to ship to Vancouver barracks,
Washington, his new station.
Corporal Hamby recently discharged from
Company H, Fourth Infantry, was re-en-Usted
by First Lieutenant Owen C, Fug,
Mrs. Schenk Released
on Ten Thousand Bail
Before She Leaves lail She is Served
with Papers in Divorce Action
Brought by Husband.
WHEELING. W. Va Jan. J,. Mrs.
Laura Famsworth. Pchenk, wife of John
O. Schenk. x liom she was clinrged wtth
attempting to poison, was released on her
own recognisance by Judge Jordan In the
criminal court tnday, her ball being left
at $10,000.
A few minutes before she had been '
server! with papers In a divorce action
filed by her husband. In which It waa
stated that application would be mads for
an Injunction to restrain her from com
municating with or harassing her husband
or from Interfering in any way with her
children, Virginia and Robert fcchenk. or
from entering their house on tho Inland.
The amount of alimony will also be argued
at that time. A counter suit for divorce
is being prepared by Mrs. Srhenk'S covin
eel and the papers. It Is said, will be
served early next week. Klnco John O.
Schenk neglected to announce that he
would not be responsible for the debts
contracted by his wife. It U held lhat he
will be called on to pay the Costs of the
lete trial, shout $100,000.
Immediately after the announcement
that she wan at liberty Mrs. Schetik, ac
companied by her counsel, went to her
Tfcwer room In the Jail. Soon afterwards
she entered the automobile of attorney J.
J. P. O'Brien and waa driven to the res
idence of Mrt. Lasch, her Island neigh
bor, who had testlflod for her during the
trial. It Is stated that she will make her
home there for the present.
Whell court convened today Prosecutor
Handlan said he had read In the news
papers that Isaac Herman, the juror who
had voted against the acquittal tt Mrs.
SchenK, had beon boycotted by the trade
people of Wheellrut and hissed by his
neighbors. lie asked the court to use his
uower of contempt and evored the pury for
giving out Ileyman'S name a tha dissent
ing Juror. Judge Jordan Wanted specific
cases and stated that when ths grand Jury
met the first Monday In March ths mutter
would be brought to its attention.
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medloal corps, the recruiting officer In the
post, for general service Inlantry at Jef
ferson Barracks, Mo.
Iental riurseon Franklin Wing. V. S. A..
left this post Tuesday for Fort Omaha, at
which piaco he will remain fifteen days,
attending to the troops of that post that
require dental treatment. From Fort Omaha
ne goes to f ori ies Moines, at wmnri place
he will remain one month, attending to
the denial work of the officers and enlisted
men of the bixth cavalry stationed at that
post.
Hie following memorandum has been Is
sued from the post headquarters, In regard .
to ine disposal oi waaies in the garrison:
"Headquarters, Fort Crook. Nebraska, '
"January Sotli, liU.
"Memorandum:
"L Organizations will pay particular at
tention to the placing of garbage, ashes
and dry waste (suck as papers and old
clothes). In separate receptacles. Ashes In
one can, garbage In another and other
waate In a third receptacle.
"This Is very Important for the carrying
out of a system of disposal of waate.
"Organisation commanders will see that .
the provisions of this memorandum are '
are carried out.
"It is requested that every housekeeper
make special effort toward the same end.
"2. The swimming pool will be kept '
open till 8.30 p. m. dally, bun days and -Wednesdays
excepted.
"By onlr of Major Atkinson t
"L. P. BCTLRR,
Captain and Adjutant, Fourth infantry.
Adjutant."
iiruuL'ARTKRU, FORT CROOK,
Neb., Jan. St. Hpecial Orders No. 7:
"8. In compliance with paianraph 2. Bpe-,"
clal Orders No. 2, Dupailment of the
Missouri, Ievember 7, llu. Hergeant dill- ,
ton H Bragg, hospital corps, will proceed
to Fort Omaha, Neb., reporting upon ar
rival to the commanding ulficer ior tem
porary duty with the dental surgeon.
"The quartermaster's department will,
furnish the necessary transportation.
"Th travel rflrerlad la . ... .1.
military service.
By order ol Major Atkinson.
"L. P. BUTLER.
"Captain and Adjutant Fourth Infantry.
Adjutant."
"imADVjU AKTEKS, FORT C'HOUK,
Neb., Jan. la. Special Orders No. :
"1. First Lieutenant Owen C. Fink, med
ical corps, Is detailed as recruiting ofucer
at this poHt, relieving Major JoScpli X
Clarke, imdical corps.
"2. Private Nepuieuii Bellinger, Com
pany G, Fourth infantry. Is ueluiled on
extra duty as laborer iu the subsistence
department.
' by order of Major Atkinson.
"1 l: BLTLKR,
laptain and Adjutant fourth Infantry
Aujuiant."
Private Clifford K. Sheets, Company K
Fourth infantry, was honorably discharged
the service of the 1'nlted Ktates Monday
morning by reason of expiration of term of
service. Private Klieets was re-enllsted
Tuesday morning by First Lieutenant Owen
C. Flsk for Company K, Fourth Infantry
and assigned to that company for duty.
Ijiiice Corporal Henry C. Bauer, Com
pany B. Fourth Infantry, has been pro
moted to corporal of the same eoniany.
The dance held In the post gymnasium
was largely attended by the citizens of
Fort Crook and vicinity and Judging from
all appearances the dunce was well en
Joyed. A lar4;e crowd attended the band concert
held In the g inriasluin Monday evening.
Private iSciiueffer, recently assigned to
the Fourth Infantry band, this poat, from
tha Thirteenth infantry band, stationed at
Fort Leavenworth, Kan., arrived in the
post last week, and made his first appear
ance in public at the band concert held
In the gymnasium Monday evening. He and
Corporal Bruce of the Fourth infantry
band rendered a very creditable duet.
The band played for guurd mounting
Tuesday morning. This Is the first tlin0
In nearly a month on account of the n-
cit'iut-ni weaiuer.
yiiartcrmasier Sergeant Preston of Com
pany D, Fourth Infantry, was examined by
First Lieutenant Owen C. Flak, medical
corps, for special esxlgnment to the Fif
teenth Infantry, stationed at Fort Douglas
I'tah.
Private First Class Andrew Warganin
and Private Abraham Shapiro, hospital
corps, this post, took In the vUy at the
Uayety theater.