APRIL 27, 1905
9 AGE 12
&e Nebraska. Independent
I Real Estate Directory
Rich Black Land, $1 Per Acr
cash payment; balance easier than rent; south.
eastArkansas.no overflow or standing water,
no winter storms, no stock feeding required.
Circulars and illustrated paper free. Jo. A
Parker, Louisville. Ky.
FARMS FOR SALE
320 acres well improved, all level richland.no
. better farm in Lancaster County only $50X0 per
acre. Another 820 well improved upland, a
first class grain and stock farm only $40.00 per
Acre and many other farms always see me
before you buy or sell.
HAL C. YOUNG
803 FUNKE BLDG. LINCOLN, NEBR.
Webster Investment Company
1238 O St., Lincoln, Neb., Real Estate,
Loans & Insurance, Bargains in Farms
ind City property. We are agents for
Bouth Dakota wheat lands. One crop of
wheat will pay for the land. Excursions
ivery other Tuesday. Railroad fare re
funded purchasers. Webster Investment
Do,, 1238 O street.
FARMERS, ATTENTION!
Do you wish to sell your farm? If
jo, send full description, lowest price
ind'best terms. Or, if you wish to
buy a farm, ranch or Lincoln home,
write or call on Williams & Bratt,
LI 05 O St., Lincoln, Neb.
FOR EXCHANGE
. Finely located residence in Lincoln,
ill modern on paving, good shade,
handy to business, schools and
churches. For good ranch or land.
PARKER & BEAMS.
1026 O St., Lincoln, Neb.
TEN YEARS' TIME
Is what I give you on railroad lands
In Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado and
Wyoming. You pay one-tenth down,
balance in annual payments at 6 per
cent interest. I have 2,000,000 acres
io sell on these terms.
,. .... .... ... . , GEO. F.-, DAVIS.
136 No. ,11th St., Lincoln, .Neb,
H. J. KENT, Real Estate
For Sale Several fine houses 8 va
cant lots south and east Fine farms
near Lincoln. Several ranches in West
irn Nebraska. Call or write before you
Invest. Room 79, Brownell Blk., Lincoln,
Nebraska.
if You Want to Buy a Farm
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. or city property it will be to your interest to
call and see us. We have a large list at moder
ate prices and terms. Send for our Nebraska,
Colorado or Kansas maps free.
Hagensick and D&Jy
919 O St. Lincoln Nebr.
I Have Some Great Bargains
in farm's."' Call or write for my list of
farms and city property.
' H. F. PETERS
107 Burr Blk. Lincoln, Nebraska.
Look!!! I Sell Real Estate
all over the country. If you have any
thing to sell list it with me. No charge
for listing. If you want to buy I have
bargains in farms, houses, stores, room
ing houses, resturants all over Nebraska,
J.W.Mitchell
1136 O St. Lincoln, Nebraska.
Farms for Sale
We have farms for sale in Harlan, Furnas
Gosper, Frontier and Red Willow count
ties, Nebr., at a remarkable low price.
Just the place to buy a farm that will in
crease rapidly in value, and at the same
time produce as well as any land. Will
refund Rail Road fare to purchasers.
Call on or address, : . .
HAWKINS BROTHERS,
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1328 O Street, LINCOLN, NEBR.
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728 Acres in. Eastern Lincoln County,
Nebraska.
One hundred alfalfa, 200 hay, bal
ance pasture; 100 cows, 60 yearlings,
spring calves, 10 good horses all farm
and hay implements. This is all bot
tom land, but don't overflow. Price
$14,000. " .
Also a fine ranch in Kansas on
Saline river, 3,040 acres. 1,000 acres
of alfalfa land all fenced and cross
fenced." Everything in fine shape.
300 head of Hereford cattle on ranch
and for sale. The owner has made
$70,000 on this ranch in the last ten
years. He wishes to sell and return
to the old country. If you can use this
ranch, cattle and all, I can make it an
object to you. Part cash and part
time. If you want a cheap ranch
write me what you want and where
you want it. I have it for you.
CAMPBELL,
1127 O Street, Lincoln, Neb.
SPECIAL MARKET LETTER.
From Nye & Buchanan Co., Livestock
Commission Merchants
South Omaha, Neb., April 27. Al
though receipts of cattle have been
only moderate at all points this week,
prices have weakened off 15 to 20
cents since Monday. The decline is
really greater than generally realized
and many are of the opinion that we
have had our highest prices except
there should be a little flare up on
the last end during the summer. We
quote: ,
Choice steers, $5.75 to $6.25.
Fair to good $5.00 . to $5.70.
. Cows and heifers, $4.00 to $5.00.
Choice feeders, $4.40 to $4.65.
Good feeders, $4.00 to $4.40.
Good yearlings, $4.25 to $4.65.
Canners, $1.50 to $3.00. . ,
Bulls, $2.50 to $4.50. "':' "; ' J
Veals, $3.50 to $6.00. :
Milkers and springers $30 to $45.
The hog market has weakened ow
ing to the decline in provisions. Re
ceipts are light. Range $5.20 to $5.30.
Sheep and lambs have declined 15
to 25 cents for the week. Trade is
dull. -
WOMAN'S WAIST.
The Oldy Story in a New Form
(Brooklyn Eagle.) "
We all know that there is no tight
lacing any more. Any woman will
say so. Every woman wears. a cor
set, but Lor'! it is so loose that you
could put , ten pounds of candy inside
and she would still rattle in it. The
death of a woman in St. Louis from
alleged tight lacing is one of those
stories invented by mere men to castj
up to their wives when the men want'
an excuse for being ill natured on
the morning after the club dinner.
Tight lacing used to be classed with
rum and tobacco as a scourge to the
human race, and the best thing to
do with it under such circumstances
was to eliminate it from consideration
by the men. A No. 45 corset on a
No. 46 woman used to produce effects
that were painful not merely to tfie
wearer, but to the beholder. For ex
ample, she r acquired a red nose, she
wheezed and waddled, she assumed a
dumb-bell shape and attitude that met
the demands of the fashion journals,
but not of esthetics, and she adver
tised her disrobing to all the house
by a loud pop, when the corset strings
were cut, . Therefore, there is no more
tight lacing. The alleged victim in
St. Louis died from the effects of St.
Louis atmosphere, diet and politics.
. At the same time we take this occa
sion ,to reprehend the pictures that
certain corset makers are applying to
our house fronts, our subways, our
fences, our public libraries, our roof
tops and other points of advertising
vantage, because they tend to create
the impression that lacing is still per
missible. These pictures represent a
woman of heavenly grace, of the usual
width except at the waist, which she
has compressed until it becomes a
mere handle, like that of a goblet.
Now, a person who is two feet across
the shoulders ought not to have a
midst that is only three inches
through. No room is left for the
us
class, young, sound, big "peaehea and cream" stallions at "let live prices." Frenzied
Finance is a "warm bunch." But it's a lOOO to 1 If you visit lams and will pay cash or
give bankable notes you will pesltlrely buy a stallionof him and save $1000. lams sells stal
lions "on honor," lams has , - - '
60 Black Percherons, Belgians--60
2 to 6 years old, w't 1700 to 26QO lbs,; 90 per cent black, 60 per cent ton horses. : All registered
approved, stamped. It's a"cinch". that lams will sav? you flOOO and sell you a "money
maker." ., - . - -
Farmer Ikeyl What a "rich graft" these "fold brick stallion salesmen" are working
on the "honest farmer", felling 4th rate stallions at 12000 to ?5C00 With -worthless guarantee,
lams sells "top-aotchers" so good, big and cheap that they don't need to be "paddled" to
bo sold. Isms sella direct to "users" Baves buyers allcommisslons and "middle-mau'a profits.
SIOOO-SAVED AT IAMS-$1000
Teddy, lams "makes good" every statement in add or catalog. Guarantees stallions
as good or better than pictures in catalog or pays you $100 for trouble to see stallions. lams la
making . . - -
SPECIAL PRICES
For 60 days. He owns every lst-2Ed and. sweepstakes winners in all ages at 1904 state
fair, In Pereheron, Belgians, Coachers. lams shipped 100 stallions by "special train" 1904,
the. Vwlde-as-a-wagoh kind." "j v, ..: i ; --r.. wvt. -
Mr. Stallion Buyer,, "Mutttusky ." See lams stallions yourself. Take no "gold brick stal
lion salesman's wurd. Look out for. "knockers." lams has "the good a" you rmd about.
His establishment is worth going 2000 miles to see. lams makes competitors "boiler " He
is knocking "high prices" out of the "Xmn tree". lams saws wood, "Butts in" sells more
stallions each year.
Georgie dear be good buy a stallion of lams. His f 1200 stallions are much better than
our neighbors paid those Ohio men 14000 for. (Then 1 can. wear the diamonds.) - lams speaks the
languages buys direct from breeders pays no buyers, salesmen or interpreters, has no 2 to 10
men as partners to divide profits with. His 25 years of successful business makes him a safe man
to do business with. lams guarantees to sell a better stallion at $1000 to $1400 than are sold to
Stock Cob. for $2500 to $5000 by slick salesman" or pay you $100 for trouble, you to judge, lams
pays horses freight, buyers lare, gives 60 per cent breeding guarantee. Write tor "eye
opener." Greatest catalog on earth. : ; .
References: fit. Paul State Bank and Citizens National Bank. ' -
FRAN K
St. Paul,
P. F. ZIMMER, Real Estate.
Farms, Ranches, and City Property bought, sold and exchanged. Some good
farms for sale in the Kansas and Nebraska winter wheat belt. Write today
and toll me what you want or what you have to sell. Give full description.
I will immediately let you know what I can do for you. Reference First
National Bank, Lincoln, Neb, Address
116 So. 10th St- Lincoln, Nob.
F. H. DUDLEY
- Estimates On New Plants
2034 O Street. - -
PHONE AUTO. 3420
Lincoln, Nebraska, January 6, 1905.
We are pleased to state that Mr. F. H. Dudley has installed a Furnace in
our house which ip every respect complies with his contract.
The Furnace heats the building in a most satisfactory manner and we
cheerfully recommend the furnace and workmanship.
. E. J. Walt, 1412 E St.; E. Michner, 12th and E Sts.; Wm. Rogers, 1010
So. 11th St.; Wm. Coon (2) 12th and G Sts.; W. V. Hunt (2), 18th and M
Sts.; Prof. Canda,10th and H: Sts.; M. H. Christy, 16th and B Sts.; Con'r
Baker,. 15th and B24th ajid RSts.; Mrs. Kate Zehrung, 1341 E St.; A. J.
Morse, 20th and South Sts.; Geo. Evans, 1704 D St.; G. Taber, University
Place; W.'J. Blystone, 33d. and Dudley Sts.; C. F. Barras, 31st and Vine Sts.;
Con't Dodds, 18th and K 27th and L Sts.; J. Henery, 25th and W Sts.," Fred
Yule, 25th and Vine Sts.; Dr. F. D. Sherwin, 26th and Q Sts.; Mrs. Grace
Grabill, 12th and T Sts.; Mr. Clark, 334 No. 17th St.; Frank Ferrill (3), 18th
and Q Sts.; Miss Daley, 8th and ft Sts.; F. S. Johnson, 1st Nat'l Bank, Mil
ford, Neb.; Ex-Senator J. H. Arends, Syracuse, Neb.; Peter Mortensen, 18th
and G Sts.; State Auditor Searle, 15th and B Sts.; W. C. Parriott, 14th and
U Sts. "
stomach, and other enginery, without
which physical "fitments not even
ethereal woman is complete. Hence
a picture that impresses emotional
persons of an imaginative habit with
tho idea that eliminating the waist
is either desirable or possible as a
work of art that ought to come under
the supervision of some one of the
various commissions that reform
things and people in this irreformable
town. Woman should always have
waist enough to encircle. Dear creat
ure! We would embrace even her
Jaults, if she had any. , ;
STALLIONS
1 Cheer up! lams' roses ar
blooming. These ' are his
"swaepstakas" stallions
(over all). The patterns
he sella at 81000-$1500. .lams'
barns are "full , to the
roof" with "topnotchors"
and lams has on his "selling
cloths" every day (always
at home.) .
He owns and sella more
fiist-class stallions than any
man In U. 8. He Is 'stlrrlns;
up the animals." He has
"competitors out on the
roof" watching him sell
"top notesiers" ' lams hyp
ti zss bis buyers with Is
Nebraska
Hot Air Heating Expert
And On Repairing Old Ones
- Lincoln, Nebraska.