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TIIK HKK: OMAHA. TIIlIKhiDAY, MARCH 17, 1910.
REAL ESTATE
J. w, .'nnttnned (
Old House
Needs Painting
At !4I1 Jarkson, we have a 7-ronm house,
with haih. 1x124 feet of ground. Pivd
street. This house is i;i fair condition in
side. It is not whit you would ca-a new
hour, nor no very well arranged. The
owner want an offer on It 11: once. Look It
up and see us.
A. P. Tukey &. Son,
Trl. loug. "111. 414-445 Hoard of Trade Bldg.
Li:t rs snow vnr
THH KINK IIO.MKS IN
BEMIS PARK
We have Jtit listed: all bargains: to 8
ri'omc; all mndcrn; high ground, heiilthful
and most beautiful pari of the city; ben
cur service, paved etreeis. good neighbors;
pi Iced right.
$3,000 TO $5,000
T K ft.M TO Sl IT.
TVrny & Steven, Sole Agents.
rxHtiLAS 3407. .110 BKK RLIK).
KAI-STOX ACHHS.
Adjoining lomnslte of Ralston with i t h
big factories. Vt- i and 10 acre ttacts.
Small fruit, garden and poultrv farms.
Heaotlful building sites, fertile soil, maiket
at your door, handy to Italston cur, school
and church privileges.
Hun t buv acreage elsewhere till you have
Inxestlgaied KALSTON AI'RKS. Nothing
Just as good. Ton can subdivide later and
treble your money. Afk us for plat and
terms of sale.
HALHTON TOWNSITK COMPANY.
Shlmer Chane Co., Acts,
(len'l Office. .TOS So. 17th ft. Both phones.
Brand New
Spik and span, strictly modern collage.
Consisting of reception hall, parlor, dlnliiK
fex'iii and kitchen dowrstalrs. pantry and
refrlKcrator room off kitchen. Two bed
rooms and bath room upstairs. Full ce
mented basement; east front lot; cement
walk and steps. Located on 17th between
Nit-ague and Sahler. Prlre $.1,000. Reason
able terms. Salesman at house between
3 and 6 p. in.
SHIMKR & CI 1 ASK CO.,
KW So. 17th St. Doug. JS07, A-IW7.
$2,500 $2,500
Modern Cottage
We have Jt;sl listed for quick sale a
beautiful roiii- modern cottage, located at
lone N. 34th. St., Juct north of BemlK Park,
high and sightly, one block to Harney
car. This cottage Is pract'cally now, with
parlor, dining room, kitchen, hall and
front stairs on first floor; two nlco bed
rooms and bath on aecond floor; electric
light, hot and cold, water, fine cellar,
everything In splendid repair. Can be
bought on easy terma. A rare opportunltj
tor aome one to get a bargain.
P.yne, Bostwick & Slater,
Sole Agents. 01 New York Life Bldg.
Hanscom Park
Home
3136 MASON ST., $3,500
rooms, fine, lnrge reception hall, parlor,
back parlor, dining room, kitchen, butier'a
paimy and rear entry on first floor; 5 bed
jooma anil bath on arcond fiour; splendid
large, light, floored attic that can be
aslly divided If dFlred. Front and back
stairway. This la a very substantially built
house and la entirely modern and com
plete In every way. .
m
BUILT 13V A CARPENTER
' FOR' A HOME
All the rooms are nicely papered and It la
In first class condition. Has full south
front lot, among nice homes, beautiful lawn,
fine ahade'Hreea and ahrubhery; good barn,
with graveled driveway from the front,
suitable for garage; paved atreet; paving
raid. This house has only been built 4 or
years. Why build when you can buy
this fine house and splendid lot much
cheaper than you can duplicate It.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
1614 Harney St.
U'4-acre farm; heat bargain In Sarpy Co.;
iO arren good corn land, balance 55 acres
more ruggivl, but large timber and giiod
pasture land; fair Improvements,. 4-room
house, barn, etc.; only $4170 peracre, or
$al7t; only 11.876 cash. $I0 In ear. bal
ance $2,500 to suit. Thia Is a chance to get
a anap. No bottom land In this. Should
sell this week; poseHloii given; 25 mile,
from Ho. Omaha market: 3 mllee to town.
Come at once If you mean business. Orln
S. Merrill. 2412 N St., South Omaha.
FAKM AND HACH I. AND FOR 9 ALB
Arkansas.
FOR SALE Improved truck and fruit
TAr-viB In southern A'a'oamn. $1$ per acre.
Write C. K. MOOPMAN Co.. Frultdale,
Ala.
FOR SALE lo an acre, Improved
truck, fruit, poultry and dairy farms
in southern Alabama; delightful cli
mate and good markets. C. E. Moor
man ft Co., Frultdale, Ala.
California.
FOR SALE
CALIFORNIA EXCl'RRION
AND LAND SALE.
CHICAGO TO CALIFORNIA. $2
.50
Excursion train leaves March 17th.
Richest California eucalyptus timber land
and early fruit lands, all to be sold at
this stupendous sale. Great chance to get
a fortune building fruit farm or timber
tract at low pricea in Kern county. The
most wonderful proposition ever put to the
people going to California. Write today
lor free ber'h reservation, full excursion
particulars, and free book to Porter Land
Co.. 132 Grand Ave., Reinbeck. Ia.
ALBERTA WHEAT LANDS.
For aale. Beat Improved and raw wheal
lards up to 100000 acres en bloo In th
beat pan of Southern Alberta. $1X per acre
up. All Inquiries promptly answered. Hen
derson A M inkier, U4 First tit., Weat, Cal
gary. Alia, . .
Colorado.
COLORADO IRRIGATED LAND,
(ft ACRES SACRIFICED.
1 have SOO acrea of fine land one mile
from Brighton, county seat of Adams
county, ltW acrea under ditch and in cul
llvatton; fine alfalfa land; a good portion
of balance coming under alien, balance all
fine corn land. Thia land for uulck aala
1 will offer for short tune at per acre?
one-third down, balance five yearly pay
ments. If you want good land at one-half
lu real value, buy this quick.
C. C. COLB. Brighton, Colo.
FOR SALE Fruit landa at farmrlceT
in the Arkanaaa Valley, between Canon
City and Pueblo, Colo., from $,0 to $
per acre. A fortune to be made In buy.
ing large tracta and retailing. Orchards in
Canon City, at the entrance of Royal Gorge
are valued at $3 to $l,Unl per acre. Come
out and be convinced. Sam Brown, Jr., At
fon. S;4 Central Block. Pueblo. Colo., or
(It Mam St.. Canon City. Colo.
70.000 acres of Irrigated land: 21.000 acrea
sold sine last March. $M uU an acre with
a perptttual water right. Easy terma. To
be advanced $10.00 an acre May 1st. The
moat attractive Irrigated project ever de
veloped. Is located In the San Lula Valley
of Colorado.
COSTILLA IRRIGATED LAND CO.,
JN. lt4 Champa Street, Denver, Colo.
1 REAL ESTATE
AM) HAXli 1.411)
FARM
FOR iAI.lS
W-.Tm.
tin SALK Florida Colonisation lands.
I 57. (KM a., transportation; 3U,D rrady for
I JtV.oor) a., transportation; In flowing well
j h"it.
K.nro a., all rrady for plow; best Invest
I merit In mate. t
6-Mou a., on two railroad; very fin lo.
I atlon.
I &.tio a . east roam, timber and land; pro
fit In these properties. J. 11. Jones. Or
I Undo. Kla.
Illinois.
FOR SALK Great San Joaquin valley
('!.. 4,U"0 arrea. 840 per acre; l.non acre
tracts; write for particulars. K. K. Stock
ton & Co., Maywood. III.
I FOR HALF. In I Ml I'age county eight
j f.rrriy. viratit. end ni rovel. Imiiv 4 to
I l'io acres each; prices from lion to I.Vjk per
, acre. Tracts mar Wheaton for subdlvl
I ai.n. Blocks ana vacant lots. Newton K.
Matter, YVheaton Ileal Kstate Information
I bureau, .VlK-oto'i, I.i.
FOK K A I.U 507 acre. 4 mile from
sluts rapltol building at Jackaon, Miss..
I .in In cultivation. 100 virgin timber. 200
switch cane: an Ideal dairy farm or aplen
dlij Investment; iii acre; half caah. K.
B. Tabor, KarlvUle, 111.
FOK SALK Modem chicken farm. 34
acres; buildings, yards. Incubators, etc ;
to handle 10.000 or more chickens; all kind?
shade and fruit trees; good house, furnace
heat; loomed near Aurora, on main auto
mobile road. Hitcrlftce price, $120). W. L.
McParrer., KX Fox St., Aurora, III.
Indiana.
FOR SALK 15 acres. ll.fiOO; 100 acrea,
lit. 50H; good soli and Improvements; fruit,
timber; 60c fnre. E. Mitzner. Valparaiso,
lnd.
FOR SALE. RENT AND EXCHANGE
A few poultry, truck and grain
farms; bargains; some with stock and
tools. Newton Bros., Knox, Indiana.
h .
KlSMS,
IvANsis
FINELY IMPROVED FARMS,
$20 PER ACRE
! All rented, paying from 10 to 22 per cent
rent. Bst alfalfa In the world. Kaiy
terma. If not as represented, will return
your expenses.
I NO.VATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
I 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. 'Phone Red 19M.
Michigan
FOR SALK-S0 acres. fTne buildings;
fruit; $4,000, down $."on, balance to suit.
40 acres, good house and barns, near
our town; $1,800; down $400, balance to suit.
40 acres, fine buildings, fruit; $2,300;
down $.VJ0, balance $J0 monthly. Pryor,
Montague, Mich.
FOR SALK Desirable farm. 37 acres,
convenient to railway station, suitable for
fruit, dairying or poultry farming; good
buildings; trout stream; $2,000. J. C. Bis
hop, Dowaglac, Mich., It. D. No. 3.
Minnesota,
(Continued.)
FOR SALK OR KXCIIANG K, for SO
acifs of Minnesota land, well located, a
complete rug works, with modern ma
chinery; cost $2.2fO. C. Racine, Cedar
R.'ipids. la.
Ulssoart.
FOR SALK Land and Improved farms.
Best Sou'heast Mlasnurl land and farma,
forty to 6(10 acres; from $1B to $43 per acre;
easy terms. Write and tell us what you
want. We can suit you. Booklet free. F.
Oram Realty Co., Neelyvllle, Mo.
Mississippi.
FOR PALE 1.000 acres prairie land In
Mississippi; apiary, S00 colonies; suitable
for alfalfa, corn and cotton; 160 acres In
Johnson grass hay; place will earn $5,000
to $S,000 annually; located Immediately on
trunk line railroad; well stocked and Im
proved. Address Walter Weaver, Colum
bus, Mies.
LARGE tracts of 1.000 to 20.000 acres
suitable for colonization or a good Invest
ment; located in South Mississippi on the;
Gulf of Mexico. "5 his la excellent land for
raising early truck and the famous paper
shell pecana; fine transportation facilities;
price $5 to $7.oC per acre; terms. Enter-
Srlse Lumber Co., P. O. Box 457. Uulfport,
Has.
Montana.
FIVE acres of orchard, $400 per acre;
tended for three years; no Interest; no
taxes; no water assessments. Write today.
Clarke Fork Orchard Co., Laurel, Mont.
FOR SALE-33,000 acres In tracts of 160
acres for sale in the famoua Musselahell
valley, Montana. Write for circulars.
Munger-Corry Land Co., Shawmut. Mont.
filtam.
FARM RANCn BARGAINS
2.MM ACRES Improved Nebraska farm
ranch land, In square block; fenced and
croos-fenced; sheds, barn, fr-room house
In good condition, 2 wells; ideal location, S
miles from railroad station, 6 miles from
county seat, Sheridan county; will sell on
time, $10,000 caah or security; act quick;
biggest snap in western Nebraska. Call or
write George Caldwell, 1716 Webster St.,
Omaha. I leave for ranch March 13.
FARM BARGAIN.
Must be nold on account of owner's
health; well Improved 320-acre farm 7'h
miles from town; price, $.16 per acre; easy
terms. J. T. Campbell, Litchfield. Neb.
FOR SALE Forced sale, 500 acres, mile
out; fine dairy farm; fenced; buildings;
$,000; best stone quarry and sand pit in
Nebraska, netting big money; buildings;
this town growing fast; land worth $50
per acre; $12,000. half caah; terms. Ad
dress Owner. J. G. Hoye, Sidney, Neb.
Fruit Land
SI acres, adjoins station on main line Bur
lington, only 45 minutes' ride from Omaha;
almoat level; will soon sell for town lota
Big snl.p at $6,100
ERNEST SWEET,
611 N. T. L. BLDG.. OMAHA. NEB.
North Dakota.
.
The eyes of the world are turned towards
NORTH DAKOTA,
Where every farmer has a bank account.
Buy North Dakota land now while it Is
cheap. Pricea advancing by bounds.
We are offering bargains In small and
large tracta. Easy terma or crop payment.
Goo 1 rni kets and schools. Telephone and
rural delivery en vice.
Write t. r lists.
C. H. GILMORE CO,
BARTON. NORTH DAKOTA.
OCT THEY GO.
Get out of the crowded cities and go
to Mandan, Morton county. North Da
kota, and buy land, only $25 per acre
for choice land, and raise dollar wheat,
two-dallar flax, oats, hay and live stock.
You can buy land on payments. Good land
la advancing in price and farm products
are high. Two new railroads are building
In thia district. Get maps and facts from
Wm. II. Brown. Mandan, North- Dakota
or 131 LaSalle St., Chicago, Illinois.
Ohl
FOR SALE Florida lands, at Orange
Mills, within 2H miles of HaatlngH. con
ceded to be the best farming district In
Florida and famous for Irish potatoes.;
can raise all kinds of vegetables; railroad
station on ground; near beautiful St.
Johns river; artesian wells; adjoining Im
proved land selling for $150 to $300 per
' rriiB, sju per acre, eaay terms.
Write P. O. Box 434. Dayton, O.
Oklakaaaa.
OKLAHOMA
tVe have 100.000 acre of chol'e. land t
sele-.t from, ranging In price from (6 ti
$40 per acre. Tills land la in the oil and
gas district and ou might cot an oil wJ
with your laud.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
BUlle Ui New York Life Blag
FOR KALF.-Alfalfa farms, near t6.000.0u0
packing planta now building In Oklahoma
City. Write Shuler, the Lud Man, Okla
homa City. Okl.
Wysnist.
FOR A1.E Cheap. Irrigated lands In
tracts of lhO acres to lOO.OuO acres; also
graving lands. Address, W. J. Caablo,
Evauston. Wye
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND HANOI I.AM) FOR SALR
(Continued ) , ,
Oregon.
FOR SALE T'oos bay, Oregon's deep sea
harbor, now stands at the head of :h list
of northwest opportunities. BIIMona of f-et
of standlna- timber, mills, shipbuilding
plants and factorlea In operation and others
going up; 40U square, miles underlaid with
coal; lumber at the manufacture's price;
water transportation; excellent dairy, fruit
and garden land partly developed and
awaiting settlers; grass green the enr
round. Truly a cow heaven. Equable and
delightful climate. Write for free booklet.
Secretary Chamber cf Commerce, Marsh
field. Ore.
Texaa.
FOR SALK-Million acrea Texas school
I land for sale b ythe state. $1 60 to $: per
I acre; only one-fortieth cash, 411 yenia'
j on balance. 3 per cfnt Interest; Rood ag
i ricultural landa; aome don't require resl-
neme. fenl 611 cents ror 1910 Hook of ln
atructlnns. new stale law and description
of lands. J J. Snyder. School Land Lo
cator, 6S8 Congress Ave.. Autln, Texas.
Reference, Austin National Bank.
TEXAS MAP KREE
to you If you will write and tell us how'
many acres of land you want to buv. We
will also send you full description of what
we have that we think would suit vou.
C. 8. Fowler & Bnm., San Antonio, Tex.
TEXAS PAN-HANDLE LANDS.
11.000 ACRKK, eolld bndv. Ucaf Sml'h
county. OnlV two milca frcm talnoad. All
good smooth pip.irie farming land. Wlil
sell In large or small tracts. Price and
terms reasonable. Addnss Owner, Box
214, Cameron. Mo.
FOR RALE Putnam, Texas an main
line of Texaa & Pacific U. K. '. Ideal loca
tion for winter homes; best mineral water
In America; buy lota now; double money In
year. Write v Immediately for Illustrated
booklet and prices. Putnam Land and
Development Co., Fort Worth. Tex.
WB WANT YOl7 TO PEE
the land that w are offering for $5 00
per acre and compare It with others. Then
we have real farms, low at $17.50 per acre
Easy distance to Houston, city of 100.000.
Go with ua Tuerday, March IS. Low round
trip rate.
NOWATA LAND LOT CO..
Xi New York Life Bldp. Red 1999.
Virginia.
FOR SALK Farms and timber lands,
Improved and unimproved. $5 an acre and
up; rich land; heavy crops; healthy cli
mate and happy farmers; colonial homes;
catalogue free. B. T. Watklna & Co., 28
N. th St., Richmond, Va.
I FOR SALK 105 acres, 25 of which are
in orange and grapefruit trees, seven years
old, 60 acres of celery and vegetable land,
and balance In pine. Seven-room modern
house In midst of grove and with necessary
outhouaes. Three miles . from city of
Bradentown, Fla.. and connected therewith
with hard marl roads. Only one mile from
shipping atation. J. W. White. Uen. lnd.
Agt., S. A. L. Ry, Norfolk, Va.
FOR SALE A location on Sarasota bay,
one and one-eighth mile water front, com
prising ahout 300 acres with modern mag
nificent homes and cottages. AcceHKlble to
rail and water transportation. Unexcel'ed
for winter residence and the location not
surpassed In Florida. J. W. White Gen.
Ind. Agt. S. A. L. Ry.. Norfolk, Va.
FOR SALE Small farms, easy terms, In
Virginia. Homes for millions on land on
which common aense farming will produce
phenomal yields of corn, wheat, tobacco,
alfalfa, oata, hay. etc.; truck, dairy,
and poultry farming pay handsome
profits; plenty of sunshine and rain;
no extremes of weather; land here
will double In value In three years.
Send for booklet D. Chamber of Com
merece, Lynchburg, Va.
FOR SALE Small farma In sunny Vir
ginia In Piedmont section; common sense
farming la producing wonderful yields; big
money in truck, dairy and poultry farm
ing; near markets; finest fruit lands In
America; no aero weather or torrid sum
mer; abundance of rainfall; noted for
health; splendid educational facilities.
Send for booklet T, Chamber of Com
merce, Lynchburg, Va.
Waaninartoa.
FOR Information and literature on farm
land and irrigated fruit land Idaho, Ore
gon and Washington call on us, or 'write
us 332 Neville block, Omaha, Neb. Sher
wood Immigration Co.;. J. W. Young, local
manager.
$20 ACRES good, level wheat land near
Othello; end of C. M. & St. P. division;
ready for sowing February; fenced: terma.
J. C. Macauley, Hatton, Wash.
Wisconsin.
FOR SALE Good land In Vilas and
Oneida counties. Wis. 40-acre tracts for
from $500 to $900, on terma of $100 a year
or $10 a month. No interest, no taxes, and
with an Insurance clause in the contract.
We have a few good log houses left which
we sell at coBt on terma to suit. Write for
book and map to Dept. 6, G. F. Sanborn
Co., Eagle River, Wis.
CHOICE agricultural lands, $10 per acre;
also lake shore property, three hours' ride
from twin cities; any size tract, 15,000 a ores
to select from. Write owner, Harry C. A.
Johnson, . 225 Palace Bldg., Minneapolis,
Minn.
aHaceTtaneoas.
Land Lecture
Have you heard any or the land lectures
now being delivered at Lecture hall every
Tuesday and Friday evening?
These lectures should have a particular
interest for all those desiring to better
their conditions.
The subject is, first: "Shall We Fortify
Against Future Need." Second: "How Can
Thia Be Done with Least Trouble and Ex
pense to Ourselves?"
. The subjects are handled In a masterly
manner by Hon. T. J. Van Horn, who points
out an open road to a prosperous future
for the poor as well as the man of mod
erate means. You cannot afford to miss It
Come and hear him. Free cigars and free
speeches.
Come, let us reason together. Room S,
upstairs, 140S Farnam St., Lyle D. Tabb,
Sales Mgr.
FOR SALE Idaho and Oregon yellow
fiine limber land; also farm and ranch
and. Lucas Land company. Meadows,
Idano.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN-Payn Investment Co.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co,
$100 to HO.OQO made promptly, r. L Waad,
Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
LOWEST RATES Bemls. Brandels Bldg.
SECURE
IN VESTMENTS
There Is nothing better than a good
farm mortgage. The Llsco mortgage for
$2,000 la secured by a. good Nebraska farm
of 171 acrea In the North Platte valley.
It beara six per cent Interest, runs five
years. Ask about this or other securities
which we are offering.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO..
B. E. Corner 15th and Farnam Sts.. Omaha.
WANTED City loans and wan-ante. W,
Farnam Smith U Co.. 1X Farnam ML
FIVK 1'EH CENT MONEY
o loan on
Omaha business property.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1. New York Life Oldg.
GARVIN BROS.. IIS N. Y. Life. V t
ISJO.tvt on Improved property. No delay.
$bOS to $5,000 on hoime In Omaha. O'Keefs
Real Estate Co., Jgci U. Y. Life. Douglas
or A Hit
LOANS to home owners and home build
ers, with privilege of making partial pay
merts semi-annually.
W. II. THOMAS.
90$ First National Bans; Bldg.
When you want what you want when
you want it, say so through Th Bee Want
Ad columns.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE IIAVE BUYEKS FOU
1 t and 7-room houses. If prices aro r!chl
wa ean sell voor property for you.
NOWATA I.AND ANH I,T CO..
Suite SF4 N. T. Ufa Hide
FROM owner. Btrlctly modern residence,
I or more rooms, large lot, location near
Weat Farnam, Harney, Douglas. Remla or
llanscom park. Would consider double
house. Giv full particulars. Address B
415 Boe.
SWAPS
ClIICAflo pqultlcH and clenr rentals up
to HOO.coo for land.t. W. W. Marmndukc,
Washington, lnd.
FOR RXCHANGK.
tl ,I0 equity In good Income property In
eastern Nebraska town for clear wentern
land or will take touring car In first class
shape part pa ment. Address Y 214 Bee.
TAILORS
O. A. UNIMJIJEST CO.. ! PAXTO.V BI.K.
MAX MOKRiS. mi BROWN BLOCK.
iNTSTFK" Yoiinsj nion a fashionable
I01011'11 tailor. 41J-U I'axtoa Bik.
IrLTFNER TAILOr-lNCJ CO . 324 S. 15!l7st
I . i AiVJlf.i Theater Building.
SKILLED, labor commands high wages
I and good crartamanship Justifies It. See
! J. A. KKRV,AN fVS-MO Brandela Bldg-
I llRRV MARTIN; U. lVu a pTankBldT
WANTED TO BUY
BALTIMORE 2d-hand store pays best price
for 2d-hand furniture. ci.thcs, etc. D. 42o.
BEST price pMd for second-hand furni
ture, carpets. Icthlng BDd shoes. 1st.
Doug, an VI
Seconi hand clothing, party, afternoon
dreatea. John Feldman. D 312S. Ind. A-2ell
GOOD PRICK for ascend-hand clothe
(hoes and furniture. btLNEH. Doug. 5ul
i T Polng business; highest price
paid for furniture and stoves. D. 15TiO
A-4.T63. New York Repair shop, 1117 Dodge.
BEST PRICES paid for second-hand fur
D 6831 Carpets' BtovM. clothes, shoes. Tel.
43iARK econd"n''lnd afe- Phone Douglas
WANTED TO RENT
CENTRALLY located rooming house or
furnished flat. Might buy if pries is right.
Nowata Land and Lot Co..
624 New York Life Oldg. Tel Red 1S99.
We Are Getting Numerous Calls
for bouses, all sizes. List with us.
NOWATA LAND A LOT CO..
C24 N. Y. Life Bldg. Hed 1999.
WANTED to rent, modern, well fur-
tuiivvt uvuDy, witgy J cut yjg iuiici , 1IUIII illliy
1. Address G; W. Updike, 0S Brandeis
U1U(,
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED By young man, place to work
for board while attending Itoyles' college
WANTED Position as office assistant to
physician and surgeon. One year's hospital
experience in St. Luke's. Chicago. Beht of
references. Phone Harney 1508.
STEADY, honest, reliable young man
wanta position as chauffeur; references;
experienced. H. L. Orcutt, 620 So. 17th St.
Doug. 6810.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
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.a 2:40 am
al0:80 pm
a 4:30 pm
al2:J0 pm
b 8:55 prn
a 1:16 pro
a 8:02 am
Iowa Looe.1
Chicago Day Express
Des Moines Loca
Iowa Local
Chicago-Eastern Exp..
.a 6:58 am
a 4:00 pro
b 10:35 am
4'40 pm
Chlcago-Ncbraaaa Ltd. a 6:08 pin
WEST.
Chicago-Nebraska Ltd.
for Lincoln a 8:25 am
Colo, and Cal. Exp. .....a 1:25 pm
Okla. and TexasExp. ,.a 3:30 pm
Rocky Mountain L(d...al0:4b pm
Chicago A Northwestern
a 8:47 pro
a 4:80 pro
a 1:60 pm
a l 2i aao
EASTUOUND.
Omaha Express a 7:00 am
Chicago iocal. .....aU.Uu pm
al2:3S am
a 8:211 pro
8:28 pm
a 7:65 are
a $: pm
aU:20 pm
a 7:46 am
a a-.it aui
oioraao-i;nicago a d.zu pm
Chicago bpeclu.. ...... ...a (i:vO pm
Pacific Coaal-Chlcago...a 6:Uo pm
Los Angeles Limited. ...a 8:10 pm
Overland Limited- all:4j pm
Denver Special.. alii:4v am
Fast Mail a
.... a $:8a put
NORTHBOUND.
Twin City Expresa .a 7:60 am
Sioux City Local. A. ....a pm
Mlnu. & Dakota Exp.. .a 7:00 pm
i wla City Limited a 8:00 pm
WES I-BOUND.
Llr.coln-Chadrorv a 7:60 are
Norfolk-Bonatell a 7:60 am
Long Pine-So. tflaite...b 8:16 pm
Hastings-Superior b 8:16 pm
Deadwood-Hoi pga.....a 8:ii pm
Casper-Lander v.... .....a 8.66 pm
Fremont-Albion ....b 6:iw pui
Illlnola Contrail
al0:20 pm
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a :! ara
a 7:30 aca
all .00 am
al0:46 pm
z 5:20 pm
b 6:20 pm
a 6:20 pm
aU:00 am
to I . a pm
Leave,
.a 7:00 am
.a 8:00 pm
Arrive,
a 8.46 pm
a 7:4 in
Chicago Express .
Chicago Limited .
Minn. -St Paul Exp....b 7:00 am
Mlnn.-St. Paul Ltd a :oo pm
Ouiuha-FL Dodge Loc.b ;lo pm
Misaoarl Paolrie
K. C. and Bu L. Ex....a 49 am
K. C. and Ht. L. Ux.
(lv Bat. 12 p. m all:13 pm
a i:45 am
bU:s am
a l:3S am
a 6:30 pm
Chicaaje, Milwaskn at. Pan
Leave.
Overland Limited all: pm
Onialia-Cbicago itp.... 1 :1s am
Colorado ttpculal... a 7:67 am
Colo.-Culifoi nla Exp a 8 tw pin
perry-Omaha Local b 6:15 iiu
Ikicaaa Ureal Welters
Chicago Limited a 6:08 prn
Twin City Limited a 6:Ju pm
Chicago Express
Twin City evxprena a 8:ot am
Wabash
Omaha-st. txjuls Kxp..a 6:10 pm
MaU hud Kipies ).M ui
Slanberry Local (.from
Council Blutmj.. b 6:00 pm
Arrive,
a 6:00 am
a 8:80 am
all:3i pm
a .i pm
lU .vo tin
a 8:uo am
a S:46 pm
a 8.u pm
t:n ant
all Of pia
b!0:15 am
IIIKLIXGIO. ITATIOS Tenth an
llstua.
Uarllngtoa Leave.
Denver and California.. a u0pm
Puget Bound Express. ..a 4.;o pm
Nebraska poluta a:am
Black Hills :i,!?P"
Northwest Express all A pra
Nebraska pomia .a a.aiam
Lincoln MU b 1-Z0 pm
Nebraska .hxpieaa a .iiara
Lincoln Local 'Vi"'"
Lincoln Local..., ai:Apm
bchuyltr-PlaUemouth ..b 3.05 pm
Plattfeinouth-Iowa a 8:18 am
Uollevue-Plattsmouth ..aU:30pm
Colorado Limited all :25 pm
Chicago Special a :15am
Chicago Expresa a :M pm
Chicago Fal Expiea...a 6.30 pm
Iowa Local a :15 am
Creston-lowa Local a 3:30 pm
St Louis Express a4:S0pm
K C. and bu Joseph. ...alo 45 pin
K. C. and Ut. Joseph. ...a :15 am
K. C. it St. Joaeph....-.a 4:30 pm
Arrive,
k 8:46 pm
a :lbpta
a 6:10 pm
a 6:10 pm
7:00 am
a 6:10 pm
a 12:15 pre
a 6:10 pm
b 6:0 am
a 7:60 pm
bl0:20am
a 6:60 am
a Z:40 pm
a 7:00 am
all .05 pm
a 8:55 pm
a 8 00 am
al0:30 am
al0:30ara
all:45 am
a 6:45 am
a 8.10 pm
WEBSTER 1 AUG Fifteenth aaa)
Webster.
kflaeearl Faelflo
Auburn Local
Ikiaaga, SI. Pahl,
Leave. A
rrtva,
,8 8:60 pm bli:
10 pre
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Onaahi
Sioux City Express....
Omaha Local
ttloux City Passenger.,
Twin City Passenger.,
toux City Local ,
b 8 00 pm Ml
e 6
' b 8
.b ( 30am ...
.e 8.56 am ...
45 am
10 pm
JO pm
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOT1CF OF liTOCKHOI.llKns MICKT.
I NO OF THFi PAFICIC KXP11ES9 COXf.
PANT.
The atorkholdeva of the above namd
company having failed to hold their annual
n eetlng, notice Is hereby given that I, the
undersigned president of aald company,
have, pursuant to the by laws of a.ild com
pany, called a mea'ing of the stockholder t
of said company, to be held at the general
offlre of raid company. No. 1401 Harney
street, in the city of Omaha, state of Ne
braska, a: 11 o'clock a. m. on Monday
March 28, IV 10. for the election of direc
tors and the transaction of such othee.
business as may come before the meeting
and you are notified that surb meeting;
will ba held at suc'.l time and p'ace for
aid purposes. JAMFS FOOLF.STON.
President the Paciflo Expresa Company.
GOVEHNMF.Vr NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster, Cheyenne, Wyoming,
March 14. 1 110. Sealed proposals. In tripli
cate, will be received at this office until
9:30 A. M. Wednesday. April 13, 1910. at
which time they will be opened In public,
for the construction, plumbing, wiring for
electric, motors and lights, electric flxturea,
furnishing and installation of laundry ma
chinery and equipment, boiler, feed pump,
etc., for one (1) Loundry, Plana No. 34-It.
Fort D. A. Russell. Wyoming. Plans and
specifications for the Inspection of bidders
are on file In this office, also the offices
of the Chief Quartermaster. Department
of the Lakes. Chicago. Illinois; Chief
Quartermaster, Department of the Missouri,
Omaha. Nebraska: Chief Quartermaster,
Department of the Colorado. Denver, Colo
raro; Depot Quartermaster, St. Louis. Mla
soutl. and the Secretary of the Builders'
Exchange. Mt. Paul, Minnesota, Proposal
blanks and General Instructions to Bidders
may he had upon application to this office.
The Government reservea the right to re
ject any or all bids or any part thereof.
K.t.velopes containing proposals should be
Indorsed "Proposals for l-aundry, Fort D.
A. Russell, Wyoming, to be opened April
13. 1910," and addressed to V. K. Hart,
Captain 15th Infantry. Acting Quarter
master. U. S. A.. In charge of Construction,
Room 3, Keefe Hall, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
M10.17.1S.19A11.12.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
HAYSHKD-WAR DEPARTMENT. OF
flce of the Constructing Quartermaster.
Fort Crook. Nebraska. March 14. 1910.
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be re
ceived at this office until 11 a. m.. April 4,
1910, and then publicly opened, for the
construction of one Hayshed at Fort Crook,
Nebraska. Certified check or surety com
pany's guarantee for 10 per cent of bid
must accompany each proposal. Proposals
must be made on the forms to be obtained
at this office. Plans and specifications may
be seen by Intending bidders at the office
of the Chief Quartermaster. Department of
the Missouri. Omaha. Nebraska, and at
this office. Necessary blank forms and full
Information furnished upon application
here. Tho I'nlted States reserves the right
to refect any or all bids. Envelopes con
taining proposals must be Indorsed "Pro
posals for Hayshed, Fott Crook. Nebraska."
and addressed to First Lieutenant G. H.
Vhit6, Constructing Quart-rmar.ter.
M14-15-16-17-A1-2
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS NOTICE IS
hereby given that sealed bids will be re
ceived by the Board of District No. 42,
Osmond, Pierce County. Nebraska, for the
erection of a public school building In said
district. Plans and specifications may he
seen at the office of B. S. Leedom, Osmond,
Nebraska, or at the office of J. R. Smith,
architect, 305 Oanter block, Lincoln, Ne
braska. All bids to be in by Friday,
March 23, 1910. Board reservea right to re
ject any and all hide. Signed, B. S. LEE
DOM, President, GEORGE SEN I FT, Sec
retary. MlSdit
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS We have
450.000 yards exceptionally fine machine and
fresno work to sublet In Wyoming. Bur
lington transportation. For further particu
lars address MacArthur Brothers company,
Thermopolis or Wolton, Wyo. M16d7t.
0CEAN STJAMSH I PS
CRUISES DE LUXE
WEST INDIES
RvlV-Terew "AVON"
11. so
Teas
EASTER! CRUISE, IS days). SSI Ur
From New York March 2S
?T,V I $30 to $110
First-class oaly. According te lscatloa.
BERMUDA
NEW WEEKLY SERVICE
r.J.:s.p. "OSOTAVA" ?n1
VrMn. !. KO TV. N. Y.
Every Wednesday, IO A. M.
From Bermndn Kvrry Saturday.
Isrtahle royage lilgb Oia Outline Orchea.
Cei
tra Kleotric Faae lo all roe ml.
Camplet Illustrated Booklet! oa Request.
TIE ROYAL MAIL STEAM "WT CO.
ANDUKBON BON, 218 t l St.. H. T.
149 La Salle Street. .go.
W. E. Bock, 1534 Farnam atwet, Omaha.
K. C. Shields, 1601 Varnam St., Omaha.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Real estate transfers for Marrh 16, 1910,
furnished by Midland Guarrantee &
Truat company, bonded abstracters, 1714
Farnam street, Doug. KW6.
Edgar C. Hutchinson and wife, to
John P. Talbott. lot 29-30. block 1:
lot 10-11, fclock 2, R. E. Wilcox.... $ 1.250
Nels C. Anderson and wife to Willis
C. Crosby, lot 8, block 10. Shinn s
addition 700
Willis C, Crosby and wife to Thomas
W. Huzen, lot 8, block 10, Shinn's
addition 300
Christina L. Thomson to Id Christina
Peterson, lot 11, block 13, Central
Park 900
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance com
pany to Harry Marowlts, e44 feet
lot 6. block 263, city 2.300
Sarah Sievers to Nellie M. Gothreld,
n'4 lot 10, block 18, Wilcox 2d
addition 140
Howard E. Freed and wife to James
H. Falconer, lot 2, block 4, Redlck
Park 4.V
Samuel Goldsmith and wife to Wil
liam A. Gordon, s30 feet lot 4, block
71, city 1
Thomas J. Janda and wife to Anna
Kalal, 34 feet lot 3, block. 15,
Kountze, 2d addition 275
Antone Mertl to Anna Kalal, s34 feet
lot 3. block lf, Kountze 3d addition 2 03.".
John Horak, guardian, to Anna Kalal,
834 feet lot 3, block 15, Kountze 3d
addition 200
John Horak, guardian to Anna Kalal,
s34 feet lot 3, block 15, Kountze 3J
addition 0
Maiden Investment company " to
Amanda Davis, lot 8, block 4, Hills
dale addition 285
Hansene Broa., to C. George Carl
berg, lot 6. block IF., 'Clifton Hill.... 325
Edith M. Lagoe and heira to W. H.
Ruberson, lot 14, block 15. Pruyn
Park 1
Charles F. Manderson and wife to
Laura Mav Smith. w37 feet, e75 feet
lot 21-22, block 11. Hanscom Place, 4,000
James H. Gilbert and wife to George
G. Pray, lot 20. block 07, Dundee
Place "SO
Jeasle V. Newaom and wife to Mel
vln S. I'hl, w20 feet lot 8. Camp
bell's Sub 25
Ralston Townslte company to Eliza
II. Forsdiek. lot 17, block 10, Bal
aton 175
Same to D. Harry Frederick, lot 32,
block 4. Ralaton ICS
James B. Hone and Maude E. Bone,
wife, to Charles P. Traver, lot 36,
block 2. Shull'a 3d addition 1
Edna A. Freed and heirs to Arthur
W. Gird, Idt 1. block 4. Redlck.
Park 1.600
Llsla M. Coleman to Morris Newman,
all feet. e0 feet lot 1 and eW feet
lot 2 and nlO feet, e00 feet lot 8
block VJi. city , 1
Same to Same, wS 9-10 feet. efiS feet,
all feet lot 1 and W8 5-I0 feet,
ebdS-lO feet lot 2. block 191V. city, 1
Hastings Heyden to Edmund J.
Snyder, lot 22. block 5. Collier Place. 500
HIGHEST PRICES FOR SHEEP
Three More New Records Aro Mad
on the Market at Kan
sas City.
KANSAS CITY. March 1.-Three price
records were established on the local sheep
market today, when lambs sold for HO.OCr
ewea for 8$. 00, and yearlings for 89 25.
DlMIVrrn ni'TllVrr Vinrrlm should not try to Immpose the wi
Secretary of Interior Addresses Min
nesota Conservation Congress.
AS ARDENT AS MOST RADICAL
Cabinet Officer Deri a res for Wlae and
' iarrfal Administration of Pub
lic I.anria and Other Nat
oral Reannrrea.
ST. PAVL, March R-The first Minne
sota conservation and agricultural congress
opened today at the Auditorium with dele
gates present from all parts of Minnesota
and from a number of neighboring states.
Governor Kberhrt welcomed the dele
gates and Introduced Archbishop Ireland,
who presided at the morning session.
The congress will continue four days and
a number of noted speakers are on the
program. Including a number of govern
ment experts from the forestry and agri
cultural departments at Washington.
Secretary of the Interior Balllnger was
the principal speaker on tho program of
this afternoon's session.
As ardent an advocate of wise conserva
tion as the most radical, was the way the
secretary expressed his policy In regard
to the public land question. "But," he
added, "It must be wise conservation to
appeal to me."
Secretary Balllnger declared himself out of
sympathy with those radicals, who fear
that all natural resources are being used
tip without any consideration for future
generations.
"Our country," he said, "Is the richest
of all In natural resources. Its soil, Its
minerals, lis coal, its Iron, Its granite,
Its limestone, Its water power and Its
climate possess Immeasurable wealth, and,
If properly utilised, contain sufficient re
source to care for all probable Increase
in the population of our country In the
years to come."
He said that while "the dortralnaires
figure that the coal deposits of the I'nlted
States and Alaska will be exhausted in a
period of about 100 years, the fact Is that,
according to the production of coal In the
I'nlted States at the close of 1H0S, . only
four-tenths of 1 per cent of the original
supply of coal had been exhausted, leav
ing as the apparent supply still available
99.6 per cent of the original supply, or
coal enough to last, as some claim, for a
period of 7,000 years."
"After long Indifference on the part of
the people as to the publlo domain," ho
declared, "a deep concern has suddenly
arlson, respecting the mommant of the na
tional state, with a wholly exaggerated
notion of what should be done with it
by the government. There Is much talk
about the conservation of our national re
sources, and nebulous theories that sound
good to the ear, but are Immposslble of
practical application to existing conditions,
are advanced. Between the hysteria that
exists on the one side and the tendency
to despoil the public domain on the other,
we will, it Is hoped, be able to find the
true policy of the government."
Obligation of the Ktntes.
He expressed the opinion that "A greater
obligation rests upon the states than upon
the general government to Inaugurate laws
to prevent waste in the utilization of na
tional resources." There has been a
grossly exaggerated notion among some
people, he declared, as to what the general
government can do in conserving the na
tural resources that lie In the deposits of
minerals, and are contained In the soils
and the streams. For the most part, ha
pointed out, they riave passed Into private
ownership and are under the municipal
ownership of the states.
"It seems to me," he continued, "that
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drug stores. Write for our free book, containing valuable Information for expec
ant mothers.
THE BRAD FIELD CO; A Tf ANT A, OA.
When you feel "plain bum" with"
cold there's just one best thing to
do about it and that's to get a bottle
of Dr. Bells Pine-Tar-Honcy anj
follow directions.
Your cough will stop almost in
stantly anJ every trace of the cold
the full aching head, the sore nose
and throat, the stinging eyes, etc., will
cease to annoy you very soon.
Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey Is suc
cessful because it seeks out and de
stroys the cause of the cold the germs.
It heals, cools, soothes and strength
ens the irritate.l parts.
Yet it contains no habit forminor
drugs whatsoever mostly real
olJ
E. C SUTHERLAND
At All
mm
ar AVHli:
government, but leave It to the states i..-
to the municipalities tn Woik nut, rx
Insofar, as national Interference s nrcs
sary to protect national Interois; and I
want to be understood as opposed tn he
theory that, because the atate has i fof -erclsed
to the full Its powers In th.
ter of reforms. Ipso facto, the im final
government must exercise them."
The natlohal government, he said, cannot
"enter the state and dictate the means or
methods of the development of Its stream
and rivers, except Insofar as their navi
gation Is concerned." Wise conservation. Ir
his opinion. Implied "as full and free a
development of our natural resources as l
conslstant with our clvlllxntlon and needs."
"But we must not forget." ho tissrrted
"that we sre not through with the policy
of development, of building tip new com
munities and settlements, even In far-off
Alaska. We have not reached that period
where we can say the remainder of nut
public lands shall be suctioned eff to the
highest bidder to Increase the revenues r
the national treasury. They must atlll be
used as lnducementa to Increase thrifty
settlements and provide near homes in
landless settlers and to promote commerce
and Industrial pursuits In the most r -mote
regions of the west.
What Publlo Demands.
"What the publlo domain needs today l
a speedy survey of all available arena f,u
settlement; and aifcqu&te and scientific
classification of the remainder of the pub
lic lands, and such legislation as will en
able a determination of all private entries
and rights In the Interest of the bon.t
fide claimant without unreasonable delay,
and, above all, protection against the mo
nopolization or waste of our' natural re
sources." Mr. Balllnger declared that Uie piesvpt
laws and methods of disposals of drpnsita
of coal, phonphiites, oil and. natural ga.s
are utterly Impractical, either from the
standpoint of the locator or that ot the gov
ernment, "and no adequate method, exists,"
he added, "for controlling or supervlslm;
hydro-electric power produced ffoni po-W :
plants Installed on government wau'i
power sites. No man or set of men own
comply with the present law and finance
a coal mine on the public domain on Mil
acres of land except under extremely fav
orably conditions. The absurdity of the
law in Itself Invited fraud: And indirect
methods of evading Its provisions. It I
hoped congress will turnlsh the 'Interior
densrtmont with the necessarv iiififHtn.'.
to guard safely and properly the public in
terests In their ultimate disposition,"
Ballingcr on
Glavis Charges
Secretary Says Nothing Has Been
Brought to Light but Suspicions
and Intimations.
ST. PAUL. March 16. According to Rich
ard A. Balllnger, secretary of the. Interior,
who is In St. Paul today to address th
Minnesota conservation convention, the In
surgent movement is . something like a
fantasy, and the Balllnger Pinchot hear
ing in Washington of less Importance in ,
the east than In the west.
"When you are riding nn the .plains, n
cow on the horizon - looks forty feet high,
but when you come up to It,-Its' only an
ordinary cow," said Secretary Balllnger.
Speaking of the Investigation of . the .
Glavis charges, Mr. Balllnger said: ;
"So far nothing has boon brought tc '
light bus suspicious, . ipntionrtpf and.lritlmB
tions. These I. will dispi;!, as aod'iV as 'm'.,
evldenco is In."' " , .
fashioned pine-tar, honey and other
beneficial ingredients that ur grand
mothers used to fix up for tho family
colds. ,
Made by a known scientific process
with contents plainly stated on the bot
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The standard for 20 years. The
largest selling cough and cold medi
cine ip the world.
You ought to take some of it now
and see how it gets to work on your
cold. .
Look for our trademark (tha boll)
and Granny Metcalfe's picture; on every
bottle. 25c 50c-$l.KL
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