Nebraska Newspapers

    TTTE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. JULY 22. 1911.
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REAL ESTATE
ABITRACTI or TITLBU
JiDLAND Omr.
H. H. Neale. rMi J.
Tmet Ce.. 1TI4 Far
Campbell, mo, D. M
PETER JESSEN, Jr. Co.. Tel. Doug, ml
REAL ESTATE) DRALBRL
REED ABSTRACT CO- eldest ebstraet
ffioe la Nebraska. M Brandela Ibultr.
REAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST CO., Ftf
toemh floor City Kwl Bank AJIdg.
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BUILDERS' INFORMATION.
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iMONflON NORBT. furnace and tin
ork. Doug. 3440.
CITY PROPERTY FOR IALI
BA RGAIN- 8-room, mod. home, 114 B. 13d.
LOOK AT IT-12.250 now K.ffiO. Per quirk
!; 4ronra cottage, t lots, 60x120. Bm
Owner, Cor. 21st end Miami.
NINE-ROOM private corner home; mod
ern Improvements; reesonable, If bought
from owner; 11.000 down, balance on aaay
terms. Inquire at 2701 Dodge.
Do You Want a
Home Within Walk
ing Distance?
It look at 70$ N. 20th St.. rooma
-rtjt kilh. movant In avarv nertloular:
flaw furnace, new plumbing; In fact build
ing la aa good aa new ana win oe mn
' vhm lots of the new houaea are In the
crap pile. Can aell thla home on easy
wrmi at a bargain.
RH. Landeryou,
' 442 Board of Trade.
Tele. Doug. 1151; Ind.. A-215L
rl BINNET. K.SflO 7-room, modem, hot
water heat, earner lot, ansae, part casn
balance to stilt- Call Owner. Web. 731.
Only $2,500
Kitty room, modern,
3611 Caldwell. '
Lot 10x137; paring paid.
W. a Gates,
444 New Omaha National Bank Bid.
'Phone Pour 1294.
R T"WtW IMAilAM kMliaa with tan eawa.
nr"- mvsrrm eHiiwa ssvewa w , a uv
eat. oa aouth front lot 60x126. Haa never
. been occupied. Price I4,0u0, with mortgage
I ii.wu. nonresiaent owner authorises us
to take automobile in part payment.
M EACHRON RUAL'lY CO.,
jrboae Webater ISO. ISA Lake St.
HOUSES FOR SALE
TO BE REMOVED
Two five-room oottsges,
northeaat corner 17th and
Jackson etraeta. Submit blda
GEORGE & COMPANY
tn Floor. City NaUonal Bank
Building.
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FOR SALE By owner, completely mod
em cottage, bungalow effect, Just built, of
latest style and finest material, located at
a?th and Ames, in Prairie park district
easy terms. Address, A. B. Roberta, 2721
' Fewler Are. Phone Webster 4hoJ.
Fred Harrison and Oeo. T. Morton for
ess bargains. 14 Omaha Nat l Bank
IN SOUTH FARNAM DIS
TRICT Near 28th & HOWARD
An all modern I-room house; full else
basement; owner leaving city and must
ell, and haa put a price that will move
It If eold within ten daya. 13,000 will buy
It and ean make terms to ault. Thla la the
buy in Omaha today.
- Toland &
(10 Be Bldg.
Douglas 6707.
Investments
30,000 Four (-room brick flats, rented for
2S each; total Income. fl.MO. Well
located, extra well bu.lt, 3 years old
Owner wants to use the money and
will consider reasonable offers.
11.000 Double brick house, on corner lot.
witn vacant ground, muv leei, io
build another houe on. Income,
11.080. Can be made to pay 12 per
cent gross. This building Is superbly
located. Only S years old and cost
the price without the lot, which Is
worth $2,600. Title perfect.
He Dumont & Son
frhone Doug. 690. 1906 Farnam St., Omaha.
A BEAUTHUL HOME
SACRIFICED, IN
IIANSCOM PARK DISTRICT
, Dr. Davidson, superintendent of schools,
. qrlll leave Omaha August 1 for Washing
ton, D. C, and he Is very anxious to soil
Via knm. nmrartv at Anna Imla1 at K'a
5aa S. SOth Ave. In order to do so.- haa
' made a very low price. The house has s
- -T 1. ein. ,ni,u. .... frn,
Just north of park; fine ahade; one block
)to car; one of the beet residence districts
I In the city. For further information sea
I STANLEY P. BOBTWICK.
Tyler UKM. UUB City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
HOME IN CREIQHTON 1ST.
Mmitbwaat of Hanaonm Dark. verv lar're
well arranged rooms; oak finish, modern
In every way, tine lot enxiu. This is a
fine new home bargain for some one. Pi ice
nlr U.7M; 11,000 cash balance to suit, or
will consider exchange for vacant lot,
' small house or oheap auto and some money.
Act quick for It won't last long, ita bran
dele Bldg., Douglas 16I or Webster 46til.
iifaea.. ' REAL ESTATE
PAHX AND RANCH LAND FOR IALB
AUtmsesv.
yojt, SALE If yeu want a faTm or farm
. lands In southwest Alabama, we have all
kinds, especially a.falfa. corn and cotton
laad. f rem lw la Luu acrea. For full In
formation write to ua. Hefner Camp Realty
Cev, AJtroa, Alabama.
Arkaaaaut.
EST fruit and geaeral armlng lands
for price la U. sk. la aearcy Co , Ara. bend
for booklet sboaing 40 to lis land near
tew. W. M. Heusoo, Lealle. Axk.-
iHt ACRES rich bottoui land, a, a miles
Uawaxk, HO per aore; teinis. Fine orange
greve, a toriuav ivn ei.aw. vj
targalna. A. A. Henderson, .earaia.
Other
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kaaaeav
tU A., SMOOTH, IW BaL railway atatloa.
10 faaced. 40 eulC, small bouse, two weiia
two public roads. i,6uu. Uuion Bank
Tiast Co, Real Est. Dept.. cwarcy. Aik
ARKANSAS CHEAP HOMES Osark
rult bait: oak and hickory Umber; mild
climate, pure water, free range; 1.50 to
lie. Addrees Dept. A. Jones at Co.. PetU-
grew, avra.- '
ua, mL out. M In cult.. L black alfa.U
iTalavar laadi fair Imp.l good neighbor-
oeda A ja- from towu ot l.uuu. near
O, gJMl seavui, uvarijr an aiuooin up.
Si SA eult..- bed. tunber. li eiever: 4 al.
Hataira. s iwnm wvMaw -uuk uog
B ,,.- astra aood 4-r. reeldencm. atora
b
t j
.J lodge bids., new barn, cerk red sandy
y y toaiui good ouimunliy; delightful locauoa;
abundance good water, fe.kti, subject te a
' ea Aoaa Kw'. terms easy.
WM. uiLatwAtta,
Marshall, ar.-
BEST fruit and geaeral farming laada
for prtoe la U. S . la kearcy Co., Ark. Mead
for booklet showing IS to LA laad aeavf
ilewa. W. M Haaeoa. Lealle, Ara.
60 TRACTS of land la tl.d cuia aaj ai
' I falfa alsirlol of Delta lanu; b' a sou. gwud
I schools, lands will oouUe In value lo three
.caxa. iw isiit Iroiu $i u I. par
' W rlLa ua woal you want.
" P. C. houJNU
-Lne t41UXa, aWaW-
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR IALB
BEST IN AMERICA FOR PR1CB.
Ail classes at Umber, farm and fruit land
la Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi,
Iron 6 to M per aura, Write i. U. Hay
Holds, Camden. Ark-
COTTON plantation; 44 acre; elegant
10-room dwelling: plenty tenant bou:
good barn and outbuildings; rich. Mack
loain; will grow Daie couou or a Dusoeta
corn per acre: woven wire fence, -00 acres
cultivation; 2t merchantable tlniber, hard
wood; fcsaltulul location; Bines irora good
town; good nelghbot hood; near school and
ehuroh; price IJO.Ouu; reasonable terma
Add rasa Johnston 4k Wsitis. care Southern
trust Co.. Little Rock. Ark
OZARK LAND CO- Oravette, Ark.
tork ranches, lrult farms, berry tleida
small tracts. Installment plan; town prop
erty. Business bouses. Writs ua.
in A. UNIMPROVED cut-oft timber
land; much line timber yet on land; I ( I
nil. from Eureka Springs; fine tor fruit.
ranch and general farming; f7M. Hpeciai
baialu In improved (im, 110 to Lm
Eureka bprlnga. Ark.
FOR HA LB ARKANSAS FARMS. -In
small and large tracta; price 110 per
acre and up. tor particulars address
Hubert li. etiew, user. Ara.
WHEN answering advertisementa found
In the Want Ad columns, please mention
The Bee.
Caaada.
120 ACRES, rloae to town. Haskatchewan;
I7a acres in wheat: ll acre: third cash.
balance to suit. Write for terms. U4
Biodie Bt , rcrt iiiiama uni., e
1 OWN a section of good wheat land
situated less than two miles from growing
town In Haskatchewan. Will cell for $20 per
acre. Address, M. J. Carrolbere. V. O. Bes
1.7, Winnipeg. Manitoba
FARM landa In the Canadian west, town
lots In railroad divisional points, property
in Watrous. the Carlsbad of America.
Write W. M. Ualbraim. Watrous.
katchewan.
GOLDEN wheat lands for sale. Ire-
proved and unimproved prairie farms, any
also. Alberta, Saskatchewan. woodbeed
coy. Watrous. uask., can.
rkal ESTATE I have a large Hat of
lands In the Uoose and Eagle lake district,
o better In Canada. U. A. Leech. Boee
town, bask
Colorado.
NORTHWESTERN Colorado wbeat lands.
lU.&O to fla per acre. A few Improved
farms. (20 to Hi Writs J. U. Kelnbardt.
Merling. Colo.
160-ACRE best irrigated farm. ' Colorado;
finely Improved; new 10-room dwslllaa.
i.aui: potato cvl.u.' noias iu carioaus; w
acrea wheat; 60 acres alfalfa; no waste
land; every foot under old water right;
Luva another frm. can't work both; 4
miles north of Aenver, etf miles soutta of
Oreeley. O. A. ure-., eu Mac a uiu .
Denver. Colo- ,
Idaho.
Finest Idaho Horse Ranch
44u acrea bi'Bi aiiiuiii( land: unproved
In center of vast tree range; IM.IAA). For
terms and particulars auuress owner, a
C. Bertleson, Emmett, Idaho.
Iowa.
t ino-ACRR farra 7 miles southeast Bas-
sett. Rock eoutity, Nebraska; AX) acres la
com thla year, laiga acreage In timothy
and clover; good set or improvementa
Price, f2i.tjO per acre; ons-inira cash. Dal
anos eaay terms ai per oenv.
CARL. TENN16,
tat r. u t Bidg.
81ouz City, la.
FOR BALE Excellent 240-acre farm In
corn and blue grass belt, Adams county,
lows; (arm al! wull fenced. v acre bog
UK hi luu acres uieu. mna au in ezcenen
cultivation: 12-ruout bouse, large brlci
cellar with ccmcuc fior, cement va k.
targe new barn and mill, with good Fair
banks engine, new h house. iher out
buildings, all in good repair; good stock
-...i hrnvaids. larae giuvs and koou or
chard, four goud wtlls. excelltat wat.r, iws
Windmills, ror luiliier iiu;ui, aiuntri
Mrs Anna Ai. Nash, lit High be. Use
aiwioea. la.
, ISO ACRES. Caas county. Iowa, farm
proved and well Heated; price, llii
Ira
...,. wail a Illl well in.icu, villw, .1MJ ua
aoae, iny equity la llu.ayo. Want southern
a Dt-rrCla -l UtKiia laiiu. viwar. ro in
flated prices considered. One 10-liorse
pwar portable gassllns engine for what
have you i AQurru wr. vv.ausiiua
caa county, ioraui. sv
tlO-ACKB estate, all the very choicest ol
land, nothing ulcer lb tbe aiata. 6,uus or
.nra of lmDrovements all In good shape:
miles tiuiu two tood tuwn.. Musi be
sold and soon. I bave tbe exoiusive hand'
ling of ibis. Price, sue per acre. Maruu
bcllveo", Vi cash, balance 6Va per vent. '
M Emery, Northwood. Ia.
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your farm Is tu Insert a small want ad
in the Des Moines Capital. Largest circu
lation In the state of lowa. 43.1M0 dally
The Capital la read by and believed In by
the standpatters 01 lowa. wnu simpiy ra
dm. tn iwtmlt any other paper In theli
homes. Hates, 1 cent a word a day, 1.2
per line per month; count six ordinary
words to the line. Address Dca Molnca
Capital, Dea Moines, la.
100 ACRfc3 and 171 acres- or southern
lowa iK'id. improved, well located. :ool
soil, r rht price, for aale cr trade; ti.MM
tqulty In bnck atore building; a fl.at-clat
ir.ccnic properly, fur sale or trade, quick.
o lard meichandise or automobiles. Ad
dicss Boa' . Diagonal. lev
I FOR SALE OR TRADE My equity tn A
ection of raw land. 2 miles of feorenta, 1
miles Kit Carson and miles Wild Horse.
ineyenuu vc. , cum , wm w. . , ia.
good, shallow water district; 1 mile to
river; ullulfa grown successfully nearby.
I'rlcc. -0 per acre; encumbrance $1,250. op
tional at I per cent, due May IS, i14. Wit)
trnde the equity. fl.suO. (or rtaidence o
equal value. 1 alao bave Vi aection Joining
thla whidi is cltar. tu trade iur tuvn prop-
trty. Same price. Would carry back 1.WD
en this at 0 per root.
waiter rt. atoyu.
Newton, lav
KOll BALE Two lots, numoers I snd 17.
block E. nglewood addition. Highland
Park. Address J. tL Begnell. Oakaluosa,
la.
FOR SALE Splendid farma. well Ira
ni oveii. ranging in price from AsO to itO pr
tCie. This is enjioe town una, in weu. ira
pioved communities, near town and soliooia
l nere is uu wun i.run m ueauuiui pari
vf the state than Osoeola county. Writs
!oi particulars. I. av tteuinond. blble.
la.-
A REAL, ESTATE SNAP,
t JO -aire farm ia Pocahontas county; eor.
nsr rlaht In town: bu.lding one block frois
depot aud oreainery ; tea-room houae nicely
Ikrnlsnea; tine grove ana rruic treea; Dcau
.it ul bul'ding s.le facing south; cattle barn
440, 14-foot posts; slauchiona fur about
i.ity cattle; two alio bins; room for I'M tons
ot bay; six feed cutter, corn grinder and
14-lioise power gasoline engine; horse bat a
tor 16 horses, wuh Lay loft and gialn b.n,
windmill and three water tanks; farm
fenced it. U lleids: 70 acres liogughu
Price, tlvii per acre on very eaay terma.
J. CARJtOLLa Holfe. Ia
iiCKK ur.uroved farm. T miles from
Mason Clt. X miles from small town; 7A
an acie; eaay terms ana spienuia oargain,
IM-acre uu.u..roved farm U miles from
Masoa City, milct from two etner towns,
suly 140 au acre. We have tue beat bar
gains in northern lowa. Come enu s.e ua
MAoON CITY REALTY CO..
kiasua City, la.
Avamaaa.
WHEAT AND AIJALFA LAND CHEAP
40 acrea iv niiles cut, iiO acres tn wheat;
Ss delivered to buyer, lavel. ric.;, uetp aull;
good well and winUiuill, tciuia
Utlier "eel and aiialta lauds, all ata
aud prices. L. F. fcvuuuuiacuur. ii.uti,
Ueade. Ean- I
tM ACRE?, I'm miles out, Sto In wheal;
Vs to buyer; balance past'te. The late raca
aud suww asaurus buuier ciop: level ea a
t.uor; laitu par acre; leiius. v. M. Cut
bartaon. bvoct City. Ean.
WE bave eome choice bargains tn oom,
wheat and alfalfa landa for sale In lientoa
and Hush countlea; write for list ol farm
bargains. American InvaStuieui couipany.
liolaius ton, Awaa.
040 ACRES, rlx miles from Allneola, iu4
Sc-rea In wheat, one-third it buer; ne
-roouv house, stable, well, mill, lai.k. pas
ture fencco, rich ulotk soxl. has ra.4
good crop svsr ar since broken oat,
K.c-at caiaain. 4-w per acre, 'lamia, 'iae
Roy C Beard Land Co.. Mi n cola. Kaa.
Ot ACHEa, V r.Ules good town; fenced,
aeU luiproxeu; all siuootu laud; rich black
SoU; good orcuaid, K. k. Lt-i phone; fiaa
sunouuUings. oJ; good terius; wtvl ex
change fur bard a are, it..pieuients er ges
tisi uiercuabaiae. W. AA- alJlu AliJUiskou,
REAL ESTATE
r.tRM AND n A N C H LAND FOR 8 ALB
Kansas Cemlnaed.
10 ACRES li la alfalfa; lo-room bouse.
Urge barn, granary, etc.; two miles la
Lamed. pawnee county; 60 acres pasture,
balanca la cultivation; rich, deep soli, abun-
anoe of water, wens ana onus:
ternia Bunts rieeity '.o . iwitmniun
Leats'aaa.
vvsnoK tarlfh- Lav: lbs l!nd of m-
bine, soli, climate, maraeta, water, health.
good; prices cnenp: wnw uiv.vun tta.
restate ana imwro,:iiiauv v-w., -k
at land. Bec y.. Leesvllis. Lev
1tiMRlANA farm and timber laada
good for truck, corn, cattle, etc.; on ac
count of cotton peat, cheapeat lanoe on
market. Hall, Elder 4t Beucit. Monroe.
Leuislan
MlealK-aa.
vitrHTHAN. I aeotlona beat aloek and
grain land In elate; on lake and stream.
near town; mut sacrifice; is per acre.
Armfleld A Qlllmore, U7 N. uearoorn at.,
Chicago. 111.
Minnesota.
rartat. KNAP tM acres level prairie
land, luO In crop, balance pasture and
m.aduw: ffoud bulidlnas. 176 acre. Moreharl
ai Atchison. Alaukato, Minn.
lands No. C&ib 100 acres 71 miles
Twin Cities; good tillable soli; stats map
mailed with 46-page book for to ceota
Hubert Land Co., Phemx Uldg. AMuaeap
ulia Minn.
FINE farm home, S20 sores, I milt.
from good town; black loam soil. Ail
fenced; large tram dwelling, barn, gran
ary, machine anode, sto., lw acrea la field,
aa nmlMir. balance olover and tim
othy and meadow. Ideal dairy farm. 11
tier acre, one-third casn. balance eaay
terms. M. J. AColu, Fosaton, Minn.
I HiVI a farm of U0 aorea ZA miles
from good town, SO miles from Minneapolis,
uu aces under cuKivalion, abuut ti acres
meadow, balance timber; can ail be opened
uii rlcli eon, goou nouae, iwr aw
hnilrilnua. Price. 131 ccr acre Alao pi-acre
tarm two miles from good town; 40 acres
under plow, m acres niiioer, guvu nu m
-ioom bouse, two barns and other out
buildings, winumiii, line oaiucai iivit,
eliard just commencing to bear. Price,
t: COO, eaay terms. Write owner. Charles
L 'aiieon. E.k River. Minn.
$,000 equity In good quarter In southern
Minnesota; quarters two muss irom
good town, having house ixju. new our a
Lx40. with gable roof, small granary and
fence Want machine, stook of dry goods.
Pries SW per aura. Benl. A Cone. Window,
Minn.
a avip. MtiaiT BE QUICK: too-acre Im
proved farm In Murray county, Minnesota:
haa flrst-ciasa buildings, fancee, splendid
grove, orubard, two miles from town
tvrlte aonn iiuiueo, jr .uu.
is Ai-nirn IK nviaa from t Paul. I miles
from KoseiDont: sil fenced, black loam soil;
60 acres cultivated, balance pasture and
biack oak timber, only 636 per aore tor Im
mediate aale; hall can.
ISO-acre Improve l arm u miies irom sn.
Paul, I -mile fro n Rich Valley station;
clue-room house, windmill, large barn and
other buildings, all In good condition;
black loam soil, clay subsoil: always been
eultlvated by owner; IM aorea under plow.
I acres fruit trees, mostly apples, balanoe
a od t'.mber laud, fcp.-o.ai pi Ice and term.
W. F 4k.B. W. Mority. Pioneer Press
fcldg.. "St Paul. Mlnsv-
SEND for a list of our (Ins improved
tutbern Minnesota landa; we have hun
dreds of pleased customers. C. E. Brown
Land Co.. Offices Madella and New Rich
land. Minn. ,
ATTENTION, HOMEBEEKERR
If you are thinking of Immigrating west
this year, write us for descriptive liter
ature of our lands la Minnesota, North
Dakota and Montana. We ean suit yon
no matter what you want and where
Ewant It, and can sell you anywhere
a 40 acrea to I.OOOl William B. Olbboae,
k Box a Cormorant. Minn.
10 000 acres la St. Louis ana Carlton
ainniiai Minnesota, near cities of Du-
luth and Superior, at prlos within the reaoh
of all' I to 111 an acre; easy terms; four
teen railroads now entering theee two cities
rui-niah ehaan and oulok transportation. A
Ho.OSO.oOO ateel plant now building by the
United ri tales Bteei corporation near iwut
Soli la fertile and well adapted to diversi
fied farming, dairying and garden truck.
Vn inm hauls or transportation chargea
but right at the doors of the beat marketa
0t the Lulled States, with constant demand
and high prioea. write tor iuii luiunuauoo.
Boston A Dulutb Farm Land Co 1IU At-
worth Bldg. Aujutn. aaina.
s-nR lALFr-llv acres ot good new hard
wheat land. near Walhalla, Peinblne
county. North Dakota. For particulars ad
dress owner. A. Lucasse, W Third Ave,
hi.. Minneapolis, auasv
Mlsalaalppl.
FOR SALE One or the beet and cheepest
farms in the Mlss'sslppl Delta, consisting of
l.&oe acres. 700 acres in cultivation. In to tin-
flower county. For p.-loes and terms writs
to ms. J. D. Rtggs. aeima. avis.
acteeoart.
MISSOURI FARMS None better en
earth. Highly improved IM acres, raises
anything, (Ml. other oeciaea uargaius.
Write us. QlUtam Ileal ty Co., uuiiam, mo.
sO-ACRE farm, all cultivated;-fine house.
bam. fences, first-class condition, tine
spring water; t miles from town; 1 miles
Irom raltroua. ttoumeaat aiisaouri inne
grauou Co., Piedmont, Mo.
ETOPl Don't so a stsn farther than
Douglas county, down In the beautiful
Gxarka, raise anything; corn so to su nusn
ela uer acre, all other cropa in proportion;
cheapest good land on earth. a to lis) per
acre- Free Information, dross Real Estate
Co.. Ava, Mo.
FOR BALE 4H farms. large and small
between Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
average per aore. Write for big price
list- W.lllam crews, w riant city, sio.
THIRTEEN sections In Dawson county.
near bldney. one of tbe best towns la the
Yellowstone vslley; also have other landa
that we are retailing in any slse farm you
want, write your wants, -rices ars rignt
The nay ara ianu jo., uienaine, stone
FOR SALE Finest farm In Leaves wortk
eount. Broaddus farm of Ike acres, 1H
miles from Fort Leavenivorth, $6,000 brick
residence. UMI i6-year-old walnuts, luO sugar
oiapls trees, natural gas, two telephones
tree delivery. 1 mues irom banie r e sta
tion; examine premises and write Mrs. J.
L Kbby, UUS PeUa tit. be Joaepu. Ato.
MISSOURI farm, SN sores; I-room howen,
barn; lug acres wheat, sua acres corn: level,
black dirt; I miles railroaa, 6ai acre. Cbaa
E. lluckstap Realty-Co . Elsberiy. Mo-
Meatauasw
FOR SALE-BltterRoot Valley tao acres
fine fruit land; eld water right beat sec
Uoa of tbe valley fine proposition for sub
llvlslon; fair buildings, easy terms. Ad
Ore as owner. si. O. Lewis. biaroasvUia
UanU
WHOLESALE TRACTS 'N MONTANA,
tbe coming farm state. tlA.ie tu 120 per
sera Write for description. Shaw A
Clark Land Compear. Alackne Bldg.. Sl
l-auL, Minn.
120-ACRB bomestsad rsllnqulahmsnta for
sale; alao one hotel, one bakery, ons general
store, one saloon, one feed store. Address.
Cnarles F- Brewu, Oalata. Mont,
GOOD farm land In Yellowstone county,
Montana, at reasonable prlcca. Write for
Information. Cheap rate excursion, J. J.
Watt, iia Locust St.. Omaha, Neb.
THE GREAT JUDITH BASIN
Fergus county, Montana, yields 40 to 60
bushels of whtat per acre yearly without
Irrigation. Don t besltais to go right out
there now and sea the great cropa. Get
our maps and facte. You can buy our
lands now on the easy payment plan,
picas look us up and then come to see
us. Wm. H. Brown, corner Madison and
La .balls Sts., Chicago, or Hobsou. Mont.
Kekraskaw
KINK K-acro ranch. 13 mites from town,
t quarters tame hay. balance wild bay and
I .ui-c, t'ti acres level, balance allghtly
rolling; heavy black soli; two flowing
liens, i-rooin house, barn, granaty an3
chicken bouse, telephone; V mile to school.
Tills li sn exceptionally flue ranch and
tuup. Will sell on easy Wnni. jeure K
Collins, owuer. Atkinson. Neb.
SCO acres Its miles from Emerson. Neb ;
tine Improvements, land las good; can
li'skav splendid terma, and the price la 14
(j t-v less than adjoining places are being
li iced at. Kor particulars call on or w;lia
i. K. LENNOX. ALLEN. NEB,-
HOMESTEAD S20 acrea for 1140 la cash;
about W miles out; good plow land; not
sand. Another one for 1176: Z cash and
Lit a meuta. J. A. Tracy, a I in bail. Neb.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR t ALB
(Continued.)
Nebraska Cos tlaaed.
. Land Snaps
To close an estate we offer the following
lands at less than Half their value:
lt acres, Blaine Co., Neb., JS00.
IfiO acres. Banner Co , 141
.120 acres. Holt Co.. H.V".
MO acres. Thnmaa Co., le.OOO.
Terms, half cash.
Farmers Land Co
1014 City Nat l. Bank Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
1C0 ACRE In Chaae county, Nobraeka,
It miles south i4 Elsie; If taken soon will
take HT.iU an acre; this la a bood quarter
section and enn all be farmed; will take
a good 1910 or 1911 automobile on the deal
and carry the balance. P. A. Oariand.
Chariton, la
IF you want to buy a farm of any sin
i0, l, 16U, 140. 440, 6S0, 640, 00, 1,000 or
i arms all well improved. In the corn ana
alfalfa belt, northeastern corner Nebraska,
at the right price and on eaay terma. make
your wants known. Just what you want and
what you can pay down, to J. K-. Lenox.
Allen. Neb. He has Just what you ore look
ing for. Lion't miss It.
J. K. LENOX,
ALLEN. NEB.
FOR BALK.
(tOO-srre ranch. 4 H miles from Sehuylef,
Neb.; 100 acres In corn, balance blue grass
antt i-lover pastur; running water through
the ranch; aoil black, aandy loam, suitable
(or cutting up Into small farma This Is
an exceptional! line lancu nv a snap.
Will aell on eaay terma
W. b. KINO. Owner,
SI I McCague Bldg.
NEW TOWN on Union Pacific extension.
In rich Irrigated country; good opening for
merchants In all lines. Address, Castle Rock
Land Co.. McGrew via Minatars P. O.,
Scott s muff county, Nebraska,
North Dakota.
CNR of the flneet farms tn Ttlchlaal
ecunty. consisting of K6 acres of good,
productive land. Joining Wyndmere. Plat
large buildings, lota of fruit, nice srovi
and never-taUing flowing welL PrlcN
117 M per acre. Easy terms. Marns
Paulson Land Cow Wyadmera. North Do
kola.
FOR SALE-An exceptionally fine It. I
gilles of elevator, bis miles of Wyndmera
good, heavy, black soli. Wild Rica rival
ibrough pasture. Pine new buildings, wet,
sf excellent water, windmill, etc.. pc
acra ihls la a snap. Lwck Bos it
Wyndmera. North Dakota.
AUCTION SALE North Dakota: choice
Wells and Stutsman county farms at publit
auction June . 1111, on eaay terma Writs
lor Information. A. F. Belcner, sales Mgr.,
eykeslon, N. D.
FOR SALE Quarter section fine land.
Dunn county. North Dakota. Good crops.
0 acrea good unimproved land near school
and railroads. Prentice, Wis. Wm. Shep
herd, 214 W, 121 Bt. Minneapolis, jninn.
twelve fins farma in North Dakota
for sale at reasonable prices and easy
terms. Write for particulars. J. J. Watt,
W2 Locust Bt, Omaha, Neb.
Orexoa
rm MALE 180 acres etioices apple. Dear.
cherry, grape land in the west, six miles
Irom town, ons mile from railroad; soil
deep volcanlo ash. - Tba Dalles, Ore., prise
Inning land.
160 acres. iM miles from town, nsw, mod
ern bouse, barn, tenement: ISO pear pruue,
bearing; l.oou young nets, i.uuu grape vines;
good water; wood. Or will sell SO acres
with all Improvements. Investigation
solicited. C n. vvcosiu. in. asanas, ure.
Soath Carolina.
LANDS K00 per acre made growing figs
(or preserves on the Islanda Orcbarda oa
easy monthly payments, riea Island Orchard
Company, cnarieston, b. v.
Soatk Dakota.
FOR SALE Section good, raw land: all
rancaii: soud flowing well: I miles f rout
planklngton. S. D. For particulars writs
J. E. O s&eiiay. rmiip. 0. a.
nntTTH DAKOTA LAND FOR BALE.
We nave a list vf Edmunda county land
for aale at trum Jut and up per aore. If
Interested write us tor particulars and we
will end our prices ana pocaet map. if
you own land In South Dskota list It with
us. Our motto Is "A Square Deal to Buyer
and Sailer." Olve us a chance to orova our
statement- Haavold Laad Co., Mine. Ed- I
uiunds county, eoutn uaaota,
WILL exchange choice farm land near
Pierre, the capital of South Dakota, for
good lowa or Nebraska land; what hare
you to offer West Land Co., Plene.S. L.
alfalfa"
the kino of all farm product
This Is ths land ws have. Free home
steads; relinquishments snd deeded lauua
kor particulars write F. O. Wonder A Co..
Buffalo Uap, d. D.
ONE-FOURTH SECTION FIVE MILES
FROM TOWN.
Fair Improvements. Price. 16,000. Equity.
Ii',400. Akaaka Real Estate Co., Akaska,
e U
1 AtKuS IN DEUEL CO., S. U.
Close to the Minnesota line; heavy black
soil; clay subsoil; lies very level and ail
under cultivation. Must be sold within 24
days to does an estate. Half ot this year's
crop goes with ths price. per acre;
easy terms, I3,u00 will handle It and It IS
a snap. Nu kravel.no atones, no foul weeua
Address W. P. McOee. Lake Preston, a. U.
400-ACRE corn farm, out from Sioux Falls,
excellent Impre omenta, large grove and
fruit; all In cultivation; price lor quick sale
h6, easy terms; also (40 well Improved, easy
terms, and let acres unimproved. These are
baigatna tor quick sale. H. A. eilviua.
ewnsr, Sioux Falls, & D-
Texas.
WE are subdividing 2.W0 acres of fertile
farm land In Jackson county. Splendid
crops every year. Rainfall about right, 4
Inches. Fur ueacriptlon. plat and prices
write
JOHN R1CHET A CO..
Ill E. Houston tit., ban Antonio. Tex
TEXAS FARMS AT SPECIAL PRICE&
Ths fertile Braxos Valley is being thrown
open for small farma at bargains. Bend I-
cent stamp to the secretary of Brasos
Valley Commercial Club, Bryan, Texas, for
a map of Texas and information.
BAN SABA VALLEY, the garaen spot of
Texas, home of the paper shell pecan. Ws
ean bur laud for you or Invest money. I
per Cent net to you secured by mortgage oa
ineee lanas. torresponaence soucitea, Ke
lt r to First Nat l bank. San Saba Nat l
bank. Ward. Murray A Co., and tbe mem
bers In congreee from Texas. atslley
Burlsson Co- fcan Saba, Tex.
TEXAS INVESTMENTS.
Buy orchard and garden lands Dear
Houston, the greatest and most Drosner
ous oity In the southwest, where values
are going up ail ins time ana fortunes
made In real estate In short while. Easy
terms If dealred. Addreaa K. C. Robert-
Ion, Vela. Tex., and a la-acre farm tn ths
Rio Grands valley, wnere the farmers
cash Income Is as perpetual as ths days
that come ana go. H. II. Jackson, 70s First
National Bank Bldg., Houston. Tex.
Washington.
WRITE for Information about the "In
land Empire," also Spokane, Its metropolis.
Farms, fruit lands, city property. Msks
our office your headquarters and Informs
tion bureau when In our city. IOWA
REALTY CO., 411 Lindelle Blk., Spokane.
wesa.
Wyoming?. .
FOR SALE 10.000 sores la Laramie
county. Wyoming, in Uoidea Prairie dla-
trlct; suitable for farming; now stocked
with cattle and sheep: will sell with ranch:
will sxchaags for eastsra Nebraska er
lowa (arras. . A. lie 11. owner. Cheyenne
Wye
WYOMING farm and etock ranch; Im
proved, fenced, well watered, fciO acrea.
Will be eold best offer next sixty daya
Write owner. Andrew Wilson. Parker.
Kan.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
WE exchange properties ot merit It. H.
Culver. kU-U O li. 11 Uldg. D. 741.
FOR SALE or exchange for Columbua
O.. proiriy, six-room cottage In desirable
resident portion of Omaha. Avti Brunaoa
liidg., Columbus. O.
WILL aell 7 room, all modern house; I
blocks from Farnam, 12,600; monthly In
stallments L3. Good boms for largs family.
Or will exchange for rental property and
pay some difference. Address. 8 404, Bee
I HANDLE cxrhanges everywhere. For
results see rue, Daa. aU Bee bldg, D. UaA
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
(Continued.)
WANTEP C1TT RESIDENCE,
t neve a gllt-edted firet mortgage of
I2.WX); also one for $.1501, eaeh aerured by
land worth ll0 0tX eaoh drawing per
rent Interest; will exchange either or
these for a good residence of equal value;
1,-lve full partiriitar. location and price In
tlrst letter. Bom 47, city.
SECTION of land near Aberdeen. 8 l..
to exchange for (rood city Income property
or Improved Iowa farma. Addreaa V 1,
Bee.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loans and warrauta W.
rarnam bmlth aV Co.. Uj Farnam tit.
CITY and farm loans, Benson A Myers
Co. V4 Oinaba Nat l Isank Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Ca
CHEAP MONET,
representing the Penn Mutual Life Ina
Co.. with assets of oer li;.uw... I ara
irepared to accept ah the good loana of
fered oa Improved Omaha real eatata
Bustoexs and residence loana made wits
ut delay.
THOMAS BRKNNAN.
City National Bank Bidg.
GARVIN BROS., sd floor N. T. Life. S:4M
to llOu.uOu oa Improved property. No aelay.
MONEY ON HAND TO LOAN
ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
OET OUR RATES AND
TERMS.
MITH EN-DREW COMPANY, INC..
Xa-2S City Nat l Bank Bldg.
Telephone Doug. 127.
WANTED City loans. Meters Trust Ca.
LOANS to home owners and borne build
is, with privilege o making partial pay.
ments semi-annually W. H. THOMAS. H
First National Bank Bldg.
CITY and farm. JOHN N. FRKNrSR
OMAHA Property and Nebraska Laada
O'KEEFK REAL ESTATE CO.,
1014 New Omaha NaUonal bank Building,
tlW to fl0.0 made promptly. F. D.
Vt'ead. W'ead Alidg., 18th and Farnam.
LOW RATES. BEMIS-CARLBEKO COH
llu-U Biandaia T neater Bldg.
WANTED.
Co., Omaha.
FARM LOANS. Kloke In.
5!& OL " e,ty farm property. W.
K 07270 n. MEIKLE. 206 Rani ge Bid
TAILORING
CLEANING. Pressing. McLeland, tailor.
IMS Sherman Ave.
WANTED TO BUY
BEST price paid for 2d band furniture,
carpets, clothing and shoes. Tel. D. tun.
FOR a family dessert use Dalgell's Ice
cream. It Mrs. J. Minlok. Ill So. 17th St..
wilt come to The Bee office within three
daya we will give her an order for a quart
onca oi mis xine ice cream.
WANTED SITUATIONS
FIRST-CLASS, practical nurse can be
engaged at once. Phone , Webster 1114.
MAN wants position as engineer or, night
wv-cenrueu. j-i. Aa jonnson, oen. Ael.,
issnaua.-
YOUNO OIRL wants position taking oare
of children or light housework. Harney
r FOR first-class practical nurse call IX
WANTED By a widower. 46 years o
age. a practical farmer, a position as man
ager or otherwlae: would take It on per
cent. Best of references, write lor full
particulars, J. W. Lambert, 227 Western
Ave., MusKegon. juion.
YOUNG man with experience wants po
sition as cnaurieur or mechanic. Edward
Rawlins, care Company A, Signal corps,
f ori omana, rveo.
BUNDLE washings wanted, rough or
nnisneu. au uougiae vnu.
LADY wants day work of any kind.
uougias .
LADY wants day work. Douglas 7117.
DAY work wanted; prefer cleaning; 12
a day. r none wcd. woo.
BOY of 11 wants work; experienoed In
stock room. Phone Harney 1163.
A YOUNG German woman wants few
places during the week for house cleaning
or wasning. jars, nenn, vsi California
bt., rear house.
WANTED Work by able-bodied white
man. aa-ed au: rair education, sober:
R. R. shop experience (helper); elevator
operator, painter s helper. Address J 809,
Bee.
CALL W. 0304 for window waahlnar. ear.
pet or rug beating; noora waxed and pol
lahed.
FIRST-CLASS laundress wants ladies'
bundles; hotel work preferred. Douglas
work bv moral young man. ass .
What' have your Address u 734, uee.
rI a irai-iici imiw:. w,i, u vm u& city
best of reference. Call Douglas 7001.
MIDDLE-AGED, reliable woman wants
to take charge of rooming house; can fur
nish referencea. F 738, Bee.
BOY. 18 years old, wants work of sny
kind; haa had experience running elevator.
Phone B-2S6S.
For a dainty dessert use Dalsell's Ice
cream. If Mra. w. woodworth. 1405 No,
25th St.. will come to The Bee office within
three days we win give ner an order tor a
quart brick or this line ice cream.
WANTED Position by graduats stenor-
ranher having several years' legal expert
ence; excellent references. Address Y M,
Bee.
WOMAN wants light work. 6223 N. SOth St
DAY work wanted. Saunders. South 2312.
LADY with 1-year-old child wants post
Hon as houaekeeper. call Harney Z990.
LADY wants day work; any kind.
No. 14th. bo. Omaha.
too
YOUNG lady wants position as house
keeper In city. A 9x. nee.
WANTED By A-l colored man cook; do
meat or pastry cooKing; nave goon ref
erence, city or country. 1014 So. 11th St.
Gilea.
TOITNO MAN. stenographer and book
kaener. wants position. Moderate salary.
Address Guy T. Ward. Cedar Creek, Neb.
Route L
EXPERIENCED laundress wants clean
ing or ironing. D. 4194.
YOUNG MAN reel res position as sales
man. 233 N. 23d, South Omaha.
MARRIED WOMAN, with I .children,
wants washing at home. Mra. Kinney, 127
Vine 8t.. Council Bluffs.
EVERY person knows D. J. O'Brien
becsuse he haa made Omaha famous
with his candy. If J. T. Dawson, 2411 Bo.
20th Ave., will come to The Bee office
within three daya we will give him an
order for a 10-cent box free.
REFINED lady wants position as house
keeper for widower or bachelpr In city.
Phone Harney 270C
The Thlage that Are Caeaar'a.
"I beg your pardon, air," said ths nsw
clerk, "but that dollar you Juat took tn
la a counterfeit."
"That may be," answered ths proprietor,
nervously, "but the woman who gave li
to me was the minister's wife."
-"But do you take counterfeit money from
women Just because they happen to be
minister's wives."
Certainly 1 do not."
"Didn't you notice the money was
phoney 7" -
"Darn It! If you've got to know It. young
man. that dollar was the dollar I dropped
in tha contribution boa laat Sunday. And,
look here your baulnees Is to weigh oul
beans snd measure spsghettl not to keep
tab on your employer." Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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VNION STATION Teata and Mast .
t'alwa Paelfle a
Depurt. Arrive,
Kan Fran. Overland L .a I 46 am a T 40 pm
China and Japan F. M.a 4:0a pm a 1:4,- pm
Atlantlo rlxpresa a S 5 am
Oregon Express all M pm a (. 1 pm
Los Angeles Limited. ..a 12:46 rm a 1:50 pm
Denver Special .e 7 04 am a 7:J7 am
Centennial Stele Spec'l all K pm al? U am
Colorado Express a I SO pm s I W pm
Orecon-W ssh. Limited all 60 pm a I W pm
North Platte Local a 16 am a 4 4 pm
Orand Island Local... a I pm al to am
Stromburg Local bl3:41 pm bl Mpra
ChlresTO, Reek Island at Paelfle.
EAST.
Rocky Mountain Ltd..all:4 am alO:S pm
The Mountaineer a 4 41 am a TU am
Omaha Day Express a 4:V) pm
Chlcsiro Local reae....bl0:!5 am bt0 l pm
Chicane Kxpra a 4:10 pm a 1:10 pm
Des Moines Local Pasa a 4 17 pm all -It pm
Chicago-Nebraska Ltd.. a tM pm a 1:47 am
WEST.
The Mountaineer a 1:01 am a 1:40 am
Local Paaa. to Lincoln a 1:41 am
Colo.-Cai. Exr-ree ....al llpm a 4:00 pm
Okl. A Tex. Exprese. .a 1:00 pm all:45 am
Chi. -Neb. Ltd. Lincoln s I M pro
Rocky Mountain Ltd..al0;4l pm all: am
Mlasoarl Paelfle
K. C. A St. L. Ex a t:M am a 7 40 am
K. C. A St L. Ex aUUI pm a 6:60 pm
kleaso at Nortkwestera
NORTHBOUND.
Twin City Express a 7:46 em sl0:Mpm
clous City Local a 1:46 pm a l:M pm
Minn. A Dakota Rx a 7 00 pm a 1:15 am
Twin city Limited a l:4o pm a 7 so am
Minnesota Express all 00 am
EA8TBOUND
Carroll Local .. a 7: ara a pm
Daylight Chicago a 7:40 am al0:40 pm
Chicaao Local alli.'u. oni a 4 " fi
Colorailo-Chlcsgo a e:10 pm a :2s pm
Ch csso special a :0Z pm a :4 a
Pacific Coast-Chicago... a :.t;. m a SrL't pm
Loa Angeles Limited.. a 1:60 pm all pm
Overland Limlteu a 7:u& pm a n 15 am
Carroll I-ocal a 4:30 pm aio:tw am
Fa.it Mall a l:W pm a : prn
Cedar Kin ds. Floux City
snd Omahn a ntn
Centenn:.! State Mm.... II 40 am 11:11 pm
WESTBOUND.
Long Pine a 1:00 am all :O0 am
Tbl. ae, MUwaakee 4k Bt. Paal
Norfolk-Dallas a 1:00 am al0:lR pm
Long Plnc-Llncoin ....a 1:1a pm iv:Jiim
Hastings-Superior b 1:16 pm b t:20 pm
Deadwood-Hot (Springs. a 1:64, pm a 6:2l pm
-aner-Lander a 1:66 pm all :Uy am
Fremont-Albion o a:sv pm a i;oo pm
W abash-
Overland Limited a 7:60 pm 1:11am
timaha 1 1 hi ca n Ha D i :is am
Perry Local am u:w pin
Colo.-Cal. Express ....a :uu pm 1:26 pm
i ninraiin Kueuial .......a 7:ei am 4:60 am
parry LTjCftl .......D e:ie piu u.w piu
Oniaha-tt. Louis ex.. ..a : V'"
Mall and Express a 7:W ara all:15 pm
Stanb'y Lcl (from C.B.)b 1:00 pm b!0:16 am
Cblcaco Great Western
Chicago Limited ,.
..a 1:36 Pm
Twin City limited. ,
..a 1:16 prn a 7:48 am
Twin City express.
..a fe:w am a s pm
Chicago bxpreee ...
a 2:46 pm
Local Passengir ...
..a 4:14 pm
Illinois Ceattral
Chicago Express a 7 00 am a 1:46 put
Chicago Limitea i:w p.11 a :w ara
Minn.-dt, Paul ivx 01. -warn
to.na.-bt. Paul a-td a e:uv pui a :W ara
Bnrtlactwa Btatlea IWtk sal Menem
Barllngtoa
Depart, Arrlva
Denver A California.... a 4:lu pm a :4 pm
Puact Bounu express.. a :iu piu a i.to pm
Nebraska points a s:w am a s:ia pm
Blaoa Hills a :iv pm a :46 pm
i-,incuiu saail u l:w pm ai .1 n
Northwest Express ,...all:A piu a7:uuam
Nebraska points
...a a-m am a :i pm
Nebraska Express.
...a K:la am a 0:10 pin
b V:U4 am
Lincoln Local
Kcliuyler-Piattsmouia ..b 2:06 pm bl0:aj ant
Lincoln Local a 7:aa pm a 7:60 pm
Plattamouth-lowa a :1 am a t.bD am
Bellsvus-PlattamoUth...al2:M pm a 2:40 pm
Chicago (Special a 1:16 am all:U pm
li.nvar Sueclal all: 36 pm a 7:t pm
Chicago Express a 4.20 pm a 1:56 pm
Chicago Fast Express, .a B:t pm a :uo am
iaa-a lacs a v-J.v aiu aiv jv am
Creston (la) Local b pm b!0:4 am
u I .nuts Express
...a 4:30 pm ail:4fi am
tr C A St, Joseph..
...al0:46 pm a 6:46 am
K, C A St. Joseph.
...a i am a 1:10 pm
K. C. A St. a-oaepn..
...a :.- piu
Webster Station T13tk and Webeter.
Mlasoarl Paelfle
Depart, Arrive.
Auburn Local .... b 3:60 pm bU:65 am
Chicago, St. Paul, Miaaeapolla
Omaha
Depart, Arrive
Sioux City ExTpresa
b l.ltb pm bll.05 Pm
Omaha Local
e 1:26 pm
Sioux City Pass...,
e pm
1 win city pass
bloux City Local...
Emerson Local ....
d e:s am
0 H M am
.b 6:66 pm b 1:10 ara
(b) dally, except Sunday,
only, (a) dally.
tc Bumay
ORIGIN OF WEDDING RINGS
Cascem Traced trout Mista of Antlq
ally, with Fashion's Maay
Variations.
At what period tinge were first used in
the marriage ceremony it ts Impossible to
say. . Their use has been tract d back to the
early Hebrews, who probably borrowed the
custom from ths Egipilans, a elide. In the
language of the hieroglyphics, being a sym
bol of eternity.
Both Greeks and Romans used wedding
rings, placing them upon the forefinger.
During certain periods of the Middle Age
custom demanded that the ring should
cost as much as the bridegroom could af
ford to pay, and cases are on record In
Germany and Fiance of fashionable grooms
who made large expenditures In this di
reaction. Ths Inevitable reaction came,
however, and made tbe prescribed symbol
a plain gold circlet
The materials of which wedding rings
have been made are as different as the
nations using them. Rings of bone and
hard wood have been found In Swiss
lakes, and others, of Ivory, copper, brass,
lead, tin. Iron, silver and gold, come to
museums from various parts of ths earth.
In the fourteenth century a custom pre
vailed In Italy of adorning the ring with
a precious stone belonging to the month
In which the bride was bora. The fancy
spread to France, and French bridegrooms
would sometimes endeavor to multiply
their chances of obtaining the good luck
by presenting their brides with twslve
rings, ons for eaoh month. Indeed the
use of several rings In the marriage cere
mony Is not at all uncommon. When Mary
Stuart was married to Darnley, four were
placed upon her hand. The Greek church
uses two rings, one of silver and one of
gold, and some districts of Spain and Por
tugal prescribe three.
Fashion has. of course, determined the
finger on which the ring Is to be worn,
and so much has It varied that the sym
bol has traveled from the thumb to the
fourth finger.
An English work on etiquette, published
In 1732, says that It Is ths bride's prtv.lege
to choose the finger for her ring. It fur
ther etatea that eome prefer the thumb,
because It is the strongest member of the
hand; others ths Index finger, because at
Its base Uee the "Mount of Jupiter." lndl
eating noble aspirations; others the mid
die finger, because It Is the longest; and
still others choose the fouith, because s
"vein proceeds from It to the heart."
Tbe left band receives the wedding ring
because It le the emblem of submission,
as ths right is of authority, the position of
the symbol on the left hand of the bride
thus indicating subjection to her husband.
At least - these were the notions enter
tained In thla regard before the advent of
tbe modern woman. Harper' a Weekly.
"Dr. Deepsearch Is a wonderful man. He
naa aiscoverea over tnirty nsw diseases
"Can he cure them all?"
"Oh, no. He leaves that for some one
slse to do." Chicago Tribune.
THIS WAS THE BIGGEST FISH
Moaater fat la tbe Mississippi tar
ried a fttramnoal O "
nwa the River.
Ten. It weighed l.7RI pounds. It eae
ffl feet snd 7 Inohss long and as big
round th middle as the tower tn the
courthouse." said Csptaln Josh.
'That s a mighty big f sh. Captain Jcat,
mighty big flrt. remarked ths grocer
s hs fastened the patent screen on the
prune box.
"I reckon It were I reckon It were.
reflected the carta n "There ain't ne flan
like that In the Mississippi nowadays.
"No, I reckon there ain't." sniffed tho
grocer. "But, Jook here, cap n, 110. v a you
ketch that fish and how'd ou carry him
whsn you had him ketched7"
"Didn't say I carried him and didn't say
ketched him," replied the captain, bel- ,
llcerently. "Fellers tike you is always
tiyln' to pin a man down to dee-talla."
But If you didn't ketch him how d you
measure and wslgh hlmT"
"Never said I weighed and measured
him," srarled Captain Joab.
"You was eteamboatlng then, wa?n t you,
cap'n?" queried the grocer.
"Tou know 1 waa ateamboatlng.
"I a' pose, then, you ketched thnt fish
with a landln' etage and a two Inch rop?.
Maybe you used a bent smokestack tor a
hook and baited It with a eouple of river
rats-seem1 that fish must have been a
catflKh."
'Neier done It I" expUded Cap ain J ah
Didn't ketch that fish and didn't say I
ketched him. Fact la, hs ketched me:"
'Steamboat and all?"
Steamboat and alt." affirmed the cap
tain. "We cast off about sundown and
started down the river on a June rlno wltit
a full head of steam. I don't s pose we'd
been swinging along mor n an hour till
we brought up with a rort of a soft, slldin'
bump.
'Bar? aes I.
Nope, ses the pilot It ran t he.'
' 'Snag?' aes I.
' 'No chance at all!' ses he
'But before 1 eou'd ereue- the nuestlon
with Mm the old Joptha Iv. Jimson b gn
to travel up rlvrr with her pailtllos th cw n'
white water and a ntreum ot fire hangln
to her stacks liks the tall of a skyrocket. '
There we was, headed dawn river on a
June rise with a full head of steam, but
Instead ot iroln' down river we were boom
ing along up river fastorn'n any of these
here newfangled ottyrrobilca ever did travel.
"Pretty soon a streak of light went pa't.
Memphis,' res the pilot. 'I reckon It ain't,'
aes I; 'this Is Faint Louie.' 'Wrong side of
the river.' srs lie: It's Qulncy, 111 noy,'
But Just shout that time the old Jeptha
K. Jlmson raUcd clear out of the water.
turned square around and started backing
down river. '
'It was Sain' Louie!' ses the pilot.
'Not a bit of It,' sex I; 'It's Memphis''
And I reckon It must have been Memphis
because there we were swinging along
about a hundred miles below that town.
"I a' pose that fish took that steamboat
In Its fins and Just pranced up and down
the river on Us tall," suggested the
grocer, carelessly. 'I s'pose you can still
ths fin marks on the old Jeptha K s
hull, eh?"
"Who ever heard of a fish grabbln' a
steamboat In Its fins?" anawereed Captain
Joab, scornfully. "No, sir. We'd run
smeck up on to the back of that fish."
"But how do you know that fish waa
28 feet 7 Inches long If you didn't measure
It?" aaked the grocer. ,
"Some feller calculated Its length from
the time It took us to pass Memphis."
"But how In thunder could he get a
line on tbe length of that fish If you went
by like you say you did?" persisted the
grocer. ' '
"Well," explained the captain, "he got
half his figures comln' and ths other half
goln'."
"And that 1,762 pounds?"
"Somebody flggered that from the over
flow at Qulncy."
"And about Its being as big sround the
middle as the courthouse tower?"
"They found that by sounding ths chan
nel ws scooped out Just above Hannibal,"
replied the captain, considerately.
"You gay you cast off about sundown?"
Interposed the grocer's clerk, shyly.
"Yep, Just about."
"But what did you tie up at that town
tor?"
"Here's another feller that hungers for
dee-tails!" snorted Captain Joab, Indig
nantly. "We tied up at that town to
take on soms freight."
"And the main Industry In that there
towns was" began the clerk.
"A distillery!" finished the captain,
remlnlacently, as he looked away out
over the courthouse and sighed. Chicago
News.
LOST HIS SUNSET WHISKERS
What Happened to a Sporty Brit
isher Challenged by aa
Irishman,
When she saw her husband early the
other morning, Mrs. Adelaldo Bennett of
New York ran In search of. a policeman,
and when she found one and was tolling
him thnt an Intruder was In her room her
husband - came along. It took several
minutes for him to convince her that ho
was her husband, but hs finally succeeded
and she allowed him to go back home with
her.
Mrs. Bennett's husband. E. Sanford
Bennett, used to be In the British army.
Hs learned polo while stationed in India.
He also grew a beard. If he had not
done that, the mistake made in the Ben
nett home In the Bronx would not have
occurred.
Near the Bennett home Is a saloon,
where Bennett met a men named Rear
don, one evening Just before the second
polo game.
"We can lick the English at' polo or
anything else," declared Reardon.
"Bet you a new hat you don't do It this
time," declared Bennett. After some time
several suits of clothes had been bet,
with t-3 Jn real money. Then Reardon
had an inspiration.
"I'll bet you 225 mors against that
lovely auburn beard of yours ths Ameri
cans wn," raid he.
"You're on," said Bennett. It Is a matter
of history that Bennett lost his bet. He
did not visit the saloon after tha gams, but
a committee waited on him and although
ne Offered 1100 to call the bet off, he was
forced to go to a barber, who removed the
beard or many years.
A party at the saloon followed the loss
of the beard and then Bennett went home.
Mrs. Bennett was asleep and he was care
ful not to awaken her. When she wokt. up
after daylight shs saw the strange tecs.
With a scream shs ran from ths room for
the police. Bennett, awakened by her
scream and seeing her run, guessed tho
causs of her fright, hurriedly dressed and
followed her. New York Press.
Persistent Advertising Is the Koad to Big
Returns.
Blight laerlsalaale Him.
Any of you at church last Sunday even
ing?'' queried the bald-headed boarder.
ft appeared that nobody present had been
there.
"Well tha preacher, as It seemed tu -.
took advantage of mv being In the audi
ence to-ray thla: 'Will all persons In thla
cnngrecatloii who feel that they are saved
please rise?' "
" eh d d jou rise?" iurrld the luou.sl-
'. tit e Ipiardei .
"1 refuse le answer.' Chicago Tribune.