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THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, MARnr 21. 1010. REAL ESTATE (IIV I'll ol'l-.ll I Kdll a. I.E. (Continued. ) fi ItOOM. NKW, MODKKN. $2. Ml I "OWN B balance verv caw. I'nved street. niiuTi'l' lialkf; lame I I ; fin lie iKtiborliood , two Mix k" 10 i ar. ,". looM MODKRN KXCKI'T 1IKAT. fj'O cash, balance a trifle more than r'til. N' w paved stiecl, southeast front; near NOWATA LAND AM' t.oT Co. f:i N. Y. Life ItliltT. Minn R"d in 4-rnnm collage, II ?). J.rnnm rottasi, $1 r,': trm. rrraim cottage, Il.; small rah payment n ."-room cnltnire... $ cnli; hal. inonthlv. ' lon'n res., ll.:; modern. ! d'MTi res. $4.i. iMir-r property el nil prices ami terms. IUFKMA.V. SIS Neville Bldg. Fr'R SALE Modern 7-room house el 3:!07 Hamilton St. Itcml park; built for a home; beautiful location; excellent neigh borhood; streets paved and paiil for. See niiTT at nhove number. Price $t,MK). FOR. SALE JlEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME Ton room modern house In one of tlio most desirable neighborhoods; tlirep blocks from siree-t cart), with rornrnt walks all the way; two acres of ground, fruit, shade, and. orna mental tren. combining; the attrac tions of the country with the conven iences of the city. Address, O 3M Hee. 9 ROOMS M' lorn, rxrrpt fnrnar1. in north part of town. A (rood property. Price f 11,500. The Byron Reed Co. Close In, ftir flats or small npartment liouc. Double corner. "3d to 24th on Hurt St. raving paid. $4,500. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO. 1002-3-4 N. Y. Life Doug, or A-2152. I IU'IT AND CHICKEN FARM. Six-room house, barn, well and cistern; nil hearing fruit trees; convenient to car, Mi'buol anil hurch. Price $2,2,"i0. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., (.24 N. Y. Life Bldtf. I'lume Ked 1999. Two Big Bargains in the West Farrinm District TO by 1-10 feet near Farnam and r.sih avenue for $4,750. lfi by 102 feet near Dodge end 3Sth avenue only $2,250. HICKS, . ' 219 Board of Trade Huildlng. EAST FRONT CORNER LOT $uTo7 Concrete walks, gas, water, newer and shade trees. Wxl20. NOWATA I.A.VI AND LOT CO. Suite (I'M N. Y. Life Hide. Ked 19U9. 24th & Brown Sts , $500 Lot. 42x127 feet, on east Klde 21th S:., .Inst Portii of Browne St.: all Htreet improve ments In; paving purtly paid. Harrison & Morton Ralston Heights One half mile nest of nalston will he offered for tale In about one week. It Is divided into 5. 10 and 20-arra tract. Thu lei opportunity you will have for a lung time to net desirable acreage property at a price that will surely niaku you money. O'Neill's Real Estate Agency. Tel. So. 192. South Omaha. Neb. 7 Rooms, Strictly Modern, $5,300 Nearly new. ,ovely locatlo;;; S blocks fioin court bouse. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. Suite ii24. N. V. Life lildg. Jted 1 ba no.MN, n.r.w. LARGE Corner lot. will-. 7-room colt.nTe, close ill. southwest coiner of 2.".th and Diaries Sis lot Ik tV.IVxli'O noil I mirkiwl about nine fei t extra all around: there Is room enough for two or three more houses on this lot facing Charles St.; hot It streets an' paved ,and concrete sidewalks; fin location for brick houses or flats. See owner, W.' H. Griffith, 2.'.23 Chicago S. CLOSE IX !-K00M house, $.1,000 '.''?' Davenpott St., a well built 9-room house on a paved street. House Is Flrlrtly all modern In every way. New oak floors on the first floor. Tills Is your oppor tunity to net a larpe house within walklnn distance. J louse Is vuciint, readv to move Into. HASTINGS & IlEVDKN. 1H14 Harney St. 6 ROOMS, $1,500. r.tlth and Hamilton Sis. East front, near etore. vhun-h nr.il yrliool. $500 CASK, HA LANCE EASY. NoWATA LAND AND LOT CO. Suite 1124 N. Y. Life Hldg. Red D19. NOTICE -A MA iiGAlN. S room sirietly modern houst In cn o! the best locations In in eit. Call at 2M Y. li'way. Cui.neil tllutla. Make Us an Offer o:i the beautiful, most complete home 111 t lie city; puilor, living room, den, dining room. Kiientn uuu lame, airy, sunny beu luonis; lot &'ixi;2,' snide and fruit tre-s; locattd I'll) feel off I'arnani car line, on 1 it:e slreet, near schools and churches. (i ALLACjIIEU & NELSON', i: iiiandei.s llldK , Omaha, Neb. SOUTH SIDE SL'ECIAL (:i So. 20th nepr Elm street, offered for fust time, large ti-ruoin house, all on one iloor; modern except heal; street paved and paid. Only, Jj.iiju. Terms. F. C. Best, !)4U N. Y. Life. PHONE DOCG. 3320 OR HARNEY S714. 8 ROOMS. ALL M6DERNr$3T30T One block off Faruain, 10 blocks from tour, house. NOWATA LAND aV LOT CO Suite l4. N. Y. Life Bid. Red i:99. S-KOOM MODERN', $.Vo0 Se owner, 3013 Chicago St.; worth $4,500. L&rge lot, south front, nhade trex's, cemented walks; near CrHgh ton and High schools; splendid neigh borhood. Owner leaving city. REAL ESTATE MTY PKIIPKHT1 Kim K.tl.R. (.Continued J Ralston Acres TIIK ONLY ACHKACK AD.folNTNQ TDK lit SY TOWN OK IIA LSTON NOW ON Till-: MAHKKT. Disct Inilnatlnic buyers easily distinguish the difference between farm land remote from town and KALSTON Al'KKS up aKdlnt the suburb that Is attracting wide spread attention. Two and one-half, five and ten-acre tracts, .lust the thlnK ftr poultry and fruit farming. Home maraet for all you raise. Knsy walkiiiKT distance school, church, de pots, elertrle car line and business center of KALSTON. Huy now. Set to fruit. Gain a year. UK MUM HER There la only a limited number of these tract. Snap for those who move In time. Get plat with prlc and terms. Ralston Townsite Co. Shinier & Chase Co., Agts. General Office, 309 South 17th fit. Opposite Court House. Woth "Phone. ARE YOU PA RTIC I 'LAIt Look at 1114 I.othrop St.. In Kountze Place; new, 8 rooms, quarter aawed oak. paved ftreet, leautifully decorated and right up to the murk. Iteduced to Jfi.HOO for oulck sale. Can arrange terms. ImpUre of owner at above address. Croft Property, $5,250 Very palatial 10-room house, with 100 ft , so. front ground, located on Amea At. Just off Florence Blvd.; sewer, water, fat, paving all paid. Harrison & Morton NEW 7-ROOM. MODERN HOVSK 1STH AND VINTON STS., 12,500; SO0 CASH, UALANCK TO Sl IT. W. H. 1IOMAN, 32S Board of Trade. WANT to list 69 good building lota In the north part of the city. Must have city water In front. We have customers wait ing. HASTINGS & HEYLiEN, 1C14 Harney. ONE ACRE FRUIT FARM. Good house, bearing fruit, fine place for raising chickens; on car line. Price $2,n00. Don't wait too lone. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.. 6244 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1999. 7-ROOM, NEW MODERN, $3,000. FULL LOT, GOOD LOCATION; $500 CASH, BALANCE .MONTHLY. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. : 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red 1999. W. O. JENSEN, builds homes right; plans furnished. 2?2l Spalding. Tel Web. SS. REAL ESTATE FARM AM) nANCIt LAND FOR SA1.B Cullfornla. FOR SALE CALIFORNIA EXCURSION AND LAND SALE. CHICAGO TO CALIFORNIA, 120.50 Excursion train leaves March 17th. Richest California eucalyptus timber land and early fruit lands, all to be sold at this stupendous sale. Great change to get a fortune building fruit farm or timber tract at low prices in Kern county. The most wonderful proposition ever put to the people going to California. Write today for free berth reservation, full excursion particulars, and free hook to Porter Land Co., l:(2 Grand Ave., Reinbeck. la. Caaaaia. ALEERTA WHEAT LANDS. For Kale, Dest Improved and raw wheat lards up to 1OU.0U0 acres en bloo 1n- the best pari o .Southern Alberta, $13 per acre up. All inquiries promptly answered. Hen derson a Mlnkler, 814 First tit.. West, Cal taiy, Ana. CANADIAN WHEAT LANDS I have several curefully selected pieces, best dis tricts in Manitoba, appreciating in value rapidly. Have been holding UieHe lands for the rise which Is sure to come in the spring, followliiK good crop. Have pay ments coming due and am virtually land poor. Will sell at a sacrifice land enough to enable me to carry the balance of my holdings. Whole section at Berton, close to railway, excellent district. tU an, acre. (Quarter t-ertlon near Indian Ford, $i5. Im proved half section at Treesbank, $1. Write at once for full descriptions. OWNER, Box 1TU4, Winnipeg, Man, FOR SALE Fruit lands at farm piicea. In the Arkansas Valley, between Canon City and Pueblo, Colo., from 17.60 to $2u per acre. A fortune to be made In buy ing large tracts and retailing. Orchards In Cunon City, at the entrance of Koyal Gorge are valued at f2o0 to ll.MO per acre. Come out and be convinced. Sam Brown. Jr., & Son, 824 Central Block, Pueblo, Colo., or Ola Main St., Canon City, Colo. Colorado. COLORADO LAND FOR SALE BY OWNER. Abiut 20.U0 acres or good land, mostly smooth and rolling, fine soil, to be sold In one body, 15 to 30 miles east of Denver on the I nioii Pacific K. R. south of Watklns, Bennett and Slrausburg. Tills tract lies close to above towns. The land Is all fenced and many limes cross-fenced. Other improvements: Houses, barns, sheds, cor rals, private telephone, etc. Good alfalfa and hay land; also springs and other water ings. Extra good proposition for sub dividing or colonizing. No agents need ap ply. Buy direct from owner, NOAH CANN, 2(04 Glenarin Place, Denser, Colo. COLORADO IRRIGATED LAND. 500 ACRES SACRIFICED. I have SOU acres of fine land one mile from Brighton, county seat of Adams county. HO acres under ditch and in cul tivation; fine alfalfa land; a good portion of balance coming under ditch, balance all fine corn land. This land for quick sale I will offer fur short time at $25 per acre, one-third down, balance five yearly pay ments. If you want good land at one-half lis real value, buy this quick. C. C. COLE, Brlgnton, Colo. 70,000 acres of Irrigated land; 21.000 acrea sold since last March. $60. uO an acre with a perpetual water light. Easy terms. To be advanced $IO.uO an acre May 1st. The most attractive irrigated project ever de veloped. Is located in the San Luis Valley of Colorado. COSTILLA IRRIGATED LAND CO.. No. lti.'.4 Champa Street. Denver, Colo. FOR SALE 2i acres near Pueblo. Colo. Farm, orchard and garden combined. Should produce u0 tons alfalfa; fruit yeirly, M.OOo. besides garden truck, good water rights, $v0 per acre. One half cash, balance easy. Room 11, Baxter block, J. J. Lansing, Pueblo, Colo. Illinois. FOR SALE In Du Page county eight farms, virunt and nprovel. Iran. S4 to lifl acres each; prices from $100 to $j00 per acre. Tracts near Wheaton for subdivi sion. Blocks and vacant lots. Newton K. Matter, W Ilea ton Real Estate Information bureau, '.Vlici'tu't, Li. FOR SALE-Modern chicken farm. $4 acres, buildings, yards, Incubators, etc; to handle 10.000 or more chickens; all kind shade and fruit trees: good house, furnace heat; located near Aurora, on main auto mobile roud. Sacrifice price, $12,000. W. I Mcl arren, 8 Fox St.. Aurora. III. FOR SALE 507 seres 4 miles from state capltol building at Jackson. Mis., 150 In cultivation. 150 virgin timber, 200 switch cane: an ideal dairy farm or splen did Investment; $27 acre; half cash. li. B. Tabor, Karlvllle, 111. FOR SALE Great San Joaquin valley Cel., 4.000 acres, $40 per acre; 1,000 acre tracts; write for particulars. R. F. Stock ton & Co, Maywood, 111. Maryland. M A RYIAND Farm. $10 per acre, from 1 to : acres, level land, fertile soil; mill, healthful climate. Two crops per year, no failures, li. C. Drew, Salisbury, Md. RFAI FSTATC FARM AIJ HtXH LAND Fm HAI.Rl (Continued.) F"lr1g. $5 EACH ' MONTH AN A FLORIDA FRUIT. Oil TRUCK FAltM IS YOURS Own a profitable fruit or truck farm In FlorMa-s beit farm district and pav for It with little trvontbly savings. By Intonsiive farmlnir. with no nrevlous exnerience. v tin can matte It yk'ld as much as IVOOO a ye r. This proJlfie Iskd wQI grow from three o five crops each ear, with a profit of frtMi Jl'K) to iJ0 n acrev. 1-and will raise w Ft potatoes, Irish poLaiocs, Ilermudus. cel ry, lettuce, caiibage, tolkacno. tomatoes, rH- ruis, per a ite, straiwt-errles. oranges, firs, grapes, rice, oats, cotton, corn, sugir c; ne besides brdng ldel for stock, dairying, bees and poultry. Nlenr blur markets; three railroads; elifht mlmites Crom Lake City; 51 miles fnocn .Tacksonvlll.) In the est ,b llshed profit belt. Climate Is fine, water pure healtlu fresh air and sunshine. abmmd; beatutirul lakes, fishing and hJH Ing galore. This Is one of the few In stanoee in which good land1 can atlll Tie procured at a low price. lake Cltv Board of Trae. mao'or, bankem. cungressmen nd rarmerK will vouch for oir stiuements re garding (his beautiful land. The price of this land Is $25 per acre. but. this allot ment will be sold at $15 per acre, rash ort little monthly payments. It cart t last long at that price. Wrtte for maps and laid and It piisslhilitk-s. Co4umbla-Flor kla i.anu t o., 34 l imes jjiag , im. tyouis, Mm FOR SALE (FlorVda Oolonlxatlon lands. 57,(iOO a tranports.tloo; WAX ready ilor plow. 85.000 a., tranBVrtatlon; In flowing well belt. 26,000 a., all rea1y for plow; best lnveait ment In state. 0,000 a , on two TallnoacTn; very fine lo cation. 25,000 a . east coast, timber and land; pro fit In these proper! sts. J. H. Jones. . Or lando, Fla. Indlava. FOR PALF 15 acrea, l.BO0: 1O0 acnea. $6,500; good soil and 1 mpTcve me nt a; fralt. timber; 60c fare. E. Miioer, Vaaparalno, Ind. FOR SALE, RENT ANd"EXCHANT3E A few poultry, truck and grain farms; bargains; soma wlllx etork and tools. Newton Bros., Knox, .Indiana. I , , KANSAS FINELY IMPROVED FARMS, $20 PER ACRE , All rented, paying from 10 to 23 pert cent rent. Best alfalfa In the world. "Kssy terms. If not as represented, will return your expenses. NG5YATA LAND AND LOT CO.. (24 N. T. Life Bldg. "Phone Red 1999. Bllchlgraa FOR SALE 80 acres, nne buildings; fruit; $4,000. down $500, balance to suit. 40 acres, 'good houue and barns; near our town; $1,MK; down $400, balance to suit. 40 acres, fine buildings, fruit; $2,300; down $500. balance $26 monthly. Pryor, Montague, Mich. FOR SALE Desirable farm, 87 acres, convenient to railway station, suitable for fruit, dairying or poultry farming; good buildings; trout stream: $2,000. J. C. Bis hop. Dowaglac, Mich., R. D. No. t. Minnesota. 100 IMPROVED farms In central Minne sota; all Blies; cheap prices; easy terms; always a good title; write for land list No. 49; mention this paper. C. u, BAKER. Fergus Falls, Minn. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, for W acres of Minnesota land, well located, a complete rug works, with modern ma chinery; cost $2,200. C. Racine, Cedar Rapids, la. Sllaaaisurl. FOR SALE Land and Improved farm. Best Sontlioaat Missouri land and farma. forty to 500 acres; from $15 to $45 per acre; easy terms. Write grid tell us what you want. We can suit you. Booklet free. F. Gram Realty Co., Neelyvllle, Mo. TO EXCHANGE for good Income prop erty, 1,800 acres In Holt county, Mo.; all bottom land; about 400 acres in corn, alfuifa. and tame grass pasture; all fenced and cross-fenced; good house of four rooms, good barn. This farm Is clear of encumbrance. Price, only $45.00 per acre. The owner prefers clear Omaha flat prop erty. J. R. Adklns, Room 4. First National Bank building, Council Bluffs, la, 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-S..000 acres in tracts of 160 acres for sale in the famous Musselshell valley, Montana. Write for circulars. Munger-Corry Land Co., Shawmut, Mont. Mississippi. FOR SALE 1,000 acrea pralrte land In Mississippi; apiary, 600 colonlea; suitable for alfalfa, corn and cotton; 160 acres In Johnson grass hay; place will earn $5,000 to $8, 000 annually; located Immediately on trunk line railroad; well stocked and im proved. Address Walter Weaver, Colum bus, Miss. 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. This is xcellent land for raising early truck and the famous paper bhell pecans; fine transportation facilities; price $5 to $7.50 per acre; terms. Enter prise Lumber Co., P. O. Box 457, Gulfport, Miss. Nebraska.. BARGAIN, SARPY CO. FARM. 124-acre farm; best bargain In Harpy Co.; 70 acres good corn land, balance 55 acres more rugged, but large timber and good pasture land; fair improvements, 4-room house, barn, etc.; only $41.70 per acre, or $5,175; only $1,875 cash; tbOO In year, bal ance $2,500 to suit. This Is a chance to get a snap. No bottom land In this. Should sell this week; possession given; 25 miles from So. Omaha market; S miles to town. Come at ones If you mean business. Orln S. Merrill, 412 N St.. South Omaha. OFFERED JOR THE NEXT TWENTY DAYS ONLY. 220 acres, all level and the best of soil In Nebraska. Three miles from railroad town; ijO acres been farmed. Price, $5,00. will consider trade on 40 per cent of this, balance, half cash and half In three years. Address Box $4(i, Potter, Neb. 45 BCSHELA WHEAT LAND, $5 PER ACRE. We own and control 20,000 acres of Chey enne county, Nebraska's cholcer.t farm land, now on the market. The heaviest crop-yielding county In Nebraska for ten years; alfalfa also a leading crop: ask for folders and full particulars; agents wanted eveiywhere; write for our proposition at once. Railroad fares refunded if things not as represented. Fundingsland A Sevei son, Sidney, Neb. GREATEST BARGAIN IN WESTERN NEBRASKA. 818 aores in beautiful South Platte river valley, Just 3 miles from Paxton; all on bottom excepting .15 acres pasture; well im proved; 55 acres blue stem hay; river front; must sell quick; price only $25 per acre; 150 acrea under cultivation. M CONN ELL BROS., Paxton, Neb. FARM BARGAIN. Must be sold on account of owner's health: well Improved 3io-arre farm 7V miles from town; price, $36 per acre; easy terms." J. T. Campbell, Litchfield. Neb. HALF SECTION Kimball county land, a bargain; somo Improvements. Address Y 221, care Bee. FOR BALE Forced sale, 00 acrea. mile out: fine dairy farm; fenced; buildings: $6,000; best stone quarry and sand pit In Nebraska, netting big money; buildings; this town growing rest; lana worth $50 per acre; $12,000. half cash; terms. Ad dress owner, J. G. Ho ye. Sidney, Neb. Fruit Land II acres, adjotna atatlon on main line Bur lington, only 46 minutes' ride from Omaha; almost level: will soon sell for town lota. Big sniip at $5,100. ERNEST SWEET. Ill N. T. L. BLDG., OMAHA, NEB. 'I RFAI T5TATF MB AM HAM It I.A.MII POM K.V. (Continued., North Davnta. The eyes of the world er turned towards NORTH DAKOTA. "Vbere evrry farmer hs u bsnk account. Buy North Dakota land now while it is cheap. Prices advancing by bounds. We are of.'erlug hai gains In small snd large tracts. Easy' terms or crop paymnt. Good market and schools. Telephone and rural delivery nn w, Write cv 1.815. C. H. GILMORE A CO. BARTtiN. NORTH DAKOTA. OCT THEY GO. Get out of the crowded cities ard go to juaniiari, Morton county, rsorlh Da kota, and buy land, only $25 per acre for Oolce land, and raise dollar wheat, two-rfwllar fhtx. oats, hay and live stock. You ran buy lurid on payments. Good land la advancing In price and farm products are Mk.Ii. 1wo new railroads are building In thtai dlstrKl. Get maps and facta from Wm. H. Brown, Natulan, jsortli Dakota r 1.11 LaSalks St.. Chicago, Illinois. Ohio. FOR PALKr Morlda lands, at Orange Mills, within 2 V, tulle of Hastings, con ceded to be "the best farming district In Florida and fansnua for Irish potatoes.: can raise alb. kln$ of vegetables; railroad station on xrouod: near beautiful St. Johns river;- artenian wells; adjoining Im proved lanu selling tor iif,u to $300 per acre. Price, $.15 . per acre, easy terms. Write P. O. Box 434, Dayton, O. rfclafina. OKTuAHOMA tVfive 100.000 acres of chol" land t elect from, ranging In price from M t.i $ per sent. Ttt'm land Is In the oil and gas district and uou might gel an oil well with your, lend, NOWtATA UNI) AND LOT CO., aluiUI 2w York Life Bldg , FOR SAJ.E AJfalfa farms, near $6,000,000 packing pkins now building in Oklahoma City. Writ '.shiiler, the Iand Mao, Okla homa City, Okl. . Oregon. FOR Pll.E Coos bay, Oregon' deep sea harbor, nbw stands at the head of '.he llrt of northrtest opportunities. Billion of f"ct of standing timber, mills, shipbuilding plants ami factories In operation and others going up;, 400 square mile underlaid with coal; lurrber at the manufacturer's price; water transportation! excellent dairy, fruit and gard en land partly developed and awaiting settlers; grass green the year round. T tuly a cow heaven. Equable and delightful climate. Write for free booklet. Secretary Chamber of Commerce, Marsh field. Ore. Texas. FCfll SA f.E Million acre Texas school .land for sale b ythe state, $1.50 to $5 per acre;- only one-fortieth cash, 40 years' on batancth S Der cent Interest: rnrwf m ir- 'rlcultural Hands; some don't reaulre rest- 'dence. Send 50 cent for 1910 Book of In structions, new state law and description of lands. 3. J. Snyder, School Land Lo cator. 4 86 Congress Ave.. Austin. Texan ,Referer, Austin National Bank. lend iSAr.R Piifnan, . rin Matn Una of Texas & Paulflc R. K ; ideal loca tion for iwiater homes; best mineral water Itii America; buy lota now; double money In year. Wslte us Immediately for Illustrated bfinklef and rtriof. Pntnotn 1 .11 n i u i. .1 Develupmt nt Co., Fort Worth. Tex. . Virginia. FOR SATl'.E Farma and timber lands. improved a(id unimproved. $5 an acre and up; rich laud; heavy crops; healthy cli mate and happy farmers; colonial homes; catalogue frue. B; T. Watkina & Co.. 28 N. th St.. lUolimond. Va. FOR 8AJ,Et-r06 acres. 26 of which are in orange and. Rrapefrult trees- seven years old, 60 acres) o' celery and vegetable land, and balance' iti pine. Seven-room modern house in midst lof grove and with necessary outhouses. Tli -ee miles from city of Bradentown, Kit and ronnected therewith with hard marl roads. Only one mile from shipping station. J.-W. White. Gen. Ind. Agt, S. A. L. ilj. Norfolk. Va. FOR SALE Mmalr-farms, easy terms. In Virginia. Homes, for millions on land on which common a nke farming will produce phenomal yields of corn, wheat, tobacco. alfalfa, oats, hay, -etc.; truck, dairy. ana poultry n 11 ming pay handsome profits; plenty f 'sunshine and rain; no extremes ot weather; . land here will double In - value in three years. Send for booklet! D, Chamber of Com mence, LynwJiburi:, Va. FOR SALltsnn.U farms In sunny Vir ginia In PiedVnont section; common sense farming is producing wonderful yields: big money In truc.t. dUUry and poultry farm ing; near mar.etsv finest fruit lands In America; no ze.xo weather or torrid sum mer; abundance ' of rainfall; noted for health 1; splendid"! educational facilities. Send for booklew.-D, Chamber of Com tnerce, Lynchburif, Va, FOP. SALE A location on Sarasota bay. one and one-eightl.t mile waU-r front, com prising about 300 teres with modern mag nificent homes and cottages. Accessible to rail and water transportation, Unnxcel'ed for winter residence and the location not surpassed in Florida J. W. White Gen. Ind. Agt. S. A. L. Ky. Norftolk, Va. Waanl Barton. $20 ACRES good, le tel wheal land near Othello; end ot C. M.l & St. P. divlalon; ready for sowing Febrtinry; fenced: terms. J. C. Macauley, Hatton. 1 Wash. FOR Information and literature on farm land and irrigated fruit Jandu Idaho, Ore goa and Washington caU on 'us, or write us S3 Neville block, Onaaha, Neb. Sher wood Immigration Co.; J. W. Young, local manager. Wlsoonaln.4 FOR SALE Good land In Vila and Oneida counties, Wis. 40-acre tract for from $c00 to $900, on term of $100 a year or $10 a month. No Interest, no taxes, and with an Insurance clause in true contract. We have a few good log houiiea loft whieh 111 sell at cost on terms to at.tit. Write for hook and map to Dept. 5, G.. F. Sanborn Co., Eagle River, Wis. CHOICE agricultural lands, ll per acre: also lake shore property, threehours' ride from twin cities; any size tract.; 15.000 acres to seleot from. Write owner. Marry C. A. Johnson, 225 1 Palace Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. Wyoming. FOR SALE Cheap, Irrigated lands In tracts of 160 acres to 100.000 acres: also grazing lands. Address, W, J. Cashin, uvanston. u yo, Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Idaho and Oregon yellow pine timber land; also farm and ranch land. Lucas Ijind company. Meadows, Idano. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 4320 Fort, C rooms, one acre, $15. 6 acres, unimproved, close In. $30. JOHN N. FRENZER,. BOTH PHONES. REAL ESTATE LOANS MONEY TO LOAN-Payne Investment Co. WANTED City loans. Patera Trust Co, $100 to $10 000 made promptly, jr. Wead, Wead Bldg., liih and Farnam. LOWEST nATES Perots. Brandela Bldg. WANTED City loans and warranto. W. farnam Smith A Co.. lxJu Farnam SU SAFEST IN THE WORLD for Investment are Nebraska farm morl gages. We have some fine ones at our dibpoaal, netting the purchaser 6 per cent. ir your money is lying Kile or you are get ting but 2 per cent from the banks, why not Invest in farm mortgage? fall and ask for particulars. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., KH. Cor 15th and Farnam. VU 4'Js.R CENT MONEY loan on Oman? business property. THOVAS BRENNAN. Room I. New York Life '.Idg. (500 to $5.00 on bourne In Omaha. O Keefe Real Estate Co.. lOcJ N. Y. lata. Douglas or A X15t LOANS to home owners and home build er, with privilege of making partial pay merta semi-annually. W. H THOMAS. 03 First National ilwk B'd. REAL ESTATE LOANS (Continued ) Good 6 Farm Mortgages always on hand ami for sale at amounts from $300 to $3,000. P.ENSON & MYERS, 412 N. Y. Life HIiIr. GARVIN BROS., $1S N. Y. Life. $50 to $200,tO on Improved property. No delay. REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS FOR f. t and 7-room house. If price ar right we can sell your property for you. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. Suite 624 N. Y. Life P.ldg. FROM owner. Strictly modern residence, 1 or more rooms, large lot, location near West Farnam, Harr., Douglas. Bemis or Hanecom park. Would consider double house. Give full particulate Addrs U 416 Bee. SWAPS 6;3 ACRES, Wayne county. Illinois, 31 miles from town. Deep black soil, all culti vated. Large house, barns. Seventy acre in bearing orchard. In short, a complete Illinois farm, l'rice $100 per acre. Make offer. $6,(KX) stock up-to-date clothing, $20,000 stcck general merchandise. Will trade building with stock If desired. Wants land. Some choice residence property in Omaha foi land. Two nirly new 6-room houses, centrally located, well rented, paved street, Couth Omaha. Price $7,000. Mortgage 11,100 on earh. TWO 6-roora, close In, well rented. South Omaha; clear. Will trade all or either two for land. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. 624 N. L Life Bldg- Red 1999. EXCHANGE-tlGO acre of land In Buchanan county. Virginia, all in one body. Title rood. Price. 19 (100 clear of iteht mrA in a good location. Will exchange for M0 rcies of good western Nebrejika or western rvansas tana it clear or rtui ana title good. Write owner, L. N. Rosamond, Haddnm, Kan. I HAVE a good large lot in Hanscom Park district that I want to trade in on a 6 or 8-room cottage In a white neighbor hood. Will pay some cash. Address W 396, Bee. TAILORS 0. A. L1NDQUE3T CO.. M PAXTON BI.K. MAX MORRI9. 301 BROWN BLOCK. STKTTT.TC Young men's fashionable oioiiiiv. tailor. 412-15 Paxton Blk. RUFFNER TAILORING CO.. 224 S. 15th St. V TAUCHEN Sul,J' $25 UD Kru . lAUWUilil Theater Building. SKILLED labor commands high wages and good craftsmanship Justifies it. Heo J. A. KERVAN, 50S-610 Brandela Bldg. HARRY MARTIN. R. 19. U. 8. Bank Bid. WANTED TO BUY I buy and sell 2d-hand goods. Sol. Rosen- oerg, job so. I4th. D.-5IW6. for 2d-hand furniture, clothes, etc. D. 26i BEST price DKtd for second-hand furni ture, carpets. Oothlng and shoes. 11 Doug. 3971. Second hand clothing, party, afternoon dresses. John Feldman. D 3128. Ind. A-2634. SECOND-HAND roll-ton oak desk, about 48 to 62-inch size. E. B. Cannon, Tabor, Ia. GOOD PRICE for accnd-hand clothe, hoes and furniture. aELNER. Doug. 5101 JUST opening business; highest price paid for furniture and stoves. D. 1554. A-4.153. New York; Repair shop. 1117 Dodge. BEST PRICES paid for second-hand fUr. nlture. carpets, stoves, clothea, ahoe. Tel. WANTRTV- 1TH uhnlvlm A ..... A A Miller. South Omaha. 'Phone South 690. WANTED to buv 1W0 floor show cases. small safe, small cash register, office desk, chair and small nlzed nernunt reclutr i.n. onfl-hand. Must be cheap. Address W. P. fit, -ni cnicago St. Monday or Tuesday. WANTED TO RENT WANTED 4 furnished rooms. lleht housekeeping. Address E. 507 Bee. We Are Getting Numerous Calls for houses, all sizes. List with u. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO., 624 N. Y. Life Bide. Red 1999. WANTED to rent, modern, well fur. rlshed house, one year or longer, from May j. AiiurtM v. vv. upaike. (us Mrandcls csiag. WANTED to rent 30-room hniel in Huo town. Give full information and prlc. B :8, care of Be. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Br voung man. nlaee tn mnrit for board while attending Koyle' college. WAXTFn-Pn.lllnn n. ...l.t.n . Physician and suraenn. One vnr'a hnnnitat experience in St. Luke's, Chicago. Best of references. Phone Harney 1506. CARPENTER work wanted: reDalrlnir andremodelng a specialty. Harney 2229. GOVERNMENT NOTICES CHIEF QUARTERMASTER OFFICE. Omaha. Neb.. March 21. l'.ilO. Sealed Dro- posals. In triplicate, will be received here and by the quartermaster at the posts rutnied herein, until 10 u. rn.. central standard time, April 21, 1910, for furnishing mineral on ana gasoline aurmg the riscai year ending June 30, L9U, at Omaha and Forts Omaha and Robinson, Nebraska; Fort Des Moines. Iowa. Forts Rllev and Leavenworth, Kansas: Forts D. A. Rus sell and Mackenzie, Wyoming and Fort Meade, S. D. United States reserves right to reject or accept any or all proposals or any part thereof. Information furnished on application here, or to quartermaster at the stations named. Envelopes contain ing proposals sliuuld he marked "Proposals for Mineral Oil or Gasoline," and addressed to Major !. E. M'CARTHY. C. W M. M.21-22-23A.l-l-20. PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC BUILDING. Fort. Mackenzie, Wyoming, March 14th. 1910. Sealed Proposals lu triplicate will be received until 2 P. M , mountain time, for the Construction and Electric Wiring of a Reinforced ( oncrete Root House, Plan 19.. Plans and Specifications on file at Office of Chief Quartermaster, Department of the Missouri. Omaha, Neb.. Chief Quarter master. Department of the Colorado, Den ver, Colo.. Builders' Exchange, St. Paul, Minn., and the American Contractor, Chi cago, III. Or. the banie may tie. bad rrom this office upon deposit or five ($500) dol lars, which will be promptly refunded upon their safe return. Envelopes contain ing proposals should be Indorsed. "Propo sals for Root House," and addressed to the Constructing Quartermaster. Fort Mac kenzie, Wyo. Mch-21-22-23-24. A-16-l'i U. S. C. H. C. H. & P. ().. OMAHA. NEH , Ma nil IK, 1910. Sealed proposals will be received at this building until 2 o'clock p. m., April 1, 1910, Tor furnishing fuel, lights, water, Ice, miscellaneous supplies, washing towels, hauling ashes, anrl sprinkling streets fur this building during the fiscal year ending June .'to. 1911, or such portion of the year as may be deemed advlsuble. The right to reject any and all bids Is r,serfd by the treasury d "partment. H. 11. Harrows, Cuslodlnn. M. 21-23. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS HAMBURG AMERICAN All Modevn Safety Device (Wireless, etc.) Lon9ori"Pa ris- Hamburg Pretoria. April , 11 s n."PB. Lincoln, April. II Kata'B Am Vic. April 14 cinrlnnll April U orf Wald M. ..April i,Amrlk April la BliMchrr April :i Pria. Oram Msjr 4 Rita-Carlion la tana RaaUurant. tUmlHirs dlraci. . TkAVKUlM.' CHKCkS ISSUgD. Tewiat Dspt tar tripa Bvarrvhara. ajnburg-Am'ioaa Line, 4 B way, Jf. T. Ot local aVgsata. Some Things You Want to Know The Drug Trade. Lively Interest is helng shown In the forthcoming decennial revision of the United States Pharmacopoeia. The doctors, the druggists, the pharmacuetical associa tions, the government In short every one of the many Interests that bear a close re laton to drugs from the tme they ar In their raw state until they psss down the throat of the patient are a'l taking much Interest In the revision. Even congress has had the matter brought before It through a bill which proposes that the Pharmacopoeia shall be made a property of the government, to be revised under Its control, li Is said that the drug manufac turers are in favor of auch a law, but that all other Interests are heartily against It. The ninth decennial convention for revis ing the Pharmacopoeia will In a manner legislate for congTess. since that body ha.s said In the pure food law that the United States Pharmacopoeia and the United States Dispensatory shall lie the official standard of preparations under the pure food law. And here an Interesting point has been raised. One state has held In Its highest court that the official drug book at the time of the enactment of the law remains the official book. On the other hand, another state has held through Its court that the book in force at the hour of Inter pretation Is to govern. So far as is known the federal courts have not passed upon the subject, but most authorltlea are acting on the principal that the time of Interpreta tion and not the time of enactment will serve to fix the standard. There are about 40.000 pharmacists In the United States, and they prepare about 1.000,000 prescriptions every day In the year. The ordinary range of prescription writing takes In several thousand drugs and pro prietary combinations. The highest num ber of substances resorted to In the im- port.nt drug store I. about 10.000. although mere are 60,000 drugs and compounds known to the pharmaceutical world. In a record of the preparation of 27.000 pre scriptions it was found that 1,777 different drugs were used, and that the average number In each prescription was 2.r. Opin ion vary- widely as to how many drugs a physician really needs to prescribe. Dr. Osier once said that nux vomica and hope were the only two really essential things. but, of course, he was using a hvnerbola to drlye home an argument against tho excessive list of medical preparation. Some physicians think that 100 drug are Buiiicirui 10 quen tno whole gamut of human ills, while other complain that the Pharmacopoeia Is not comprehensive enough when It contain only 1,000 official preparations. The preparation of drugs constitutes one of the most interesting things In all human activity. The minute care that la required In the preparation of the heroic remedies grips tne attention or the layman as firmly aa the wonders of astronomy or geology. Drug manufacturers ransack the whole world for new ideas in healing ma- terlals. Medical science owes Its use of strophanus, one of the most valuable of the heroic drugs, to the study of a poisoned arrow from Africa. In the preparation of this drug It stength must fequently be tested, and In this test a live frog Is used. The standard Is the amount It requires to kill a frog weighing a certain number of ounces. The hundredth-thousandth part of a grain will determine the Issue between, life and death for the frog. Ergot Is nothing more than a fungus growing on rye, and la gathered throughout the rye fields of Europe. The only known way to satisfactorily test the strength of ergot is to paint a rooster's comb with it. If it makes a cerain shade of black the preparation Is of the required strength, Every manufacturer of ergot has a coop full of roosters to aid him In his tests of strength. In the case of digitalis It Is lit- erally "tried on the dog." A dog I ane- thetlzed and given a dose of the medicine, His heart-Is then cut out and placed In a gauge. If the expansion fill the gauge properly, the drug is known to have the propel strength. Andrenaln comes from the suprarenal gland of animals, a little gland attached to the kidneys. It Is ont of the most power ful of drugs, one millionth of a grain for every two pounds of body weight having a vast effect on the human system. Pepsin, which is the prepared linings of pig stom achs, will digest from three to four thou sand times its own weight In hardboilrd eggs. In one factory there I half an acre of glass in the drying closets that is cov- ered over with pepsin all the time. If Darwin had lived to the present day ho would have had much stronger proof Of his theory of the close relationship be- tween man and monkey. He would have NEW SIX-STORY BUILDING Improvement of Sixteenth and Jack- son Soon to Come. UNION OUTFITTING CO. LEASES Woodmen of the World Building; Forcing; Improvement of Sooth Sixteenth. A long-time lease ha been made on the piece of property on the southeast corner of Sixteenth and Jackson streets and the Union Outfitting company has arranged with the owner for the erection of a six- story building, modern In every respect and containing every good available fea ture of other new buildings, and many that others have not got. The building will be sixty-six feet on Jackson street by 132 feet frontage on Six teenth street, and among the largest furni ture stores of the west. There will be 200 running feet of plate glass on the first floor and a like amount on the second floor. There will be a sprinkler system, metal window frames, wire glass, trap elevator doors and stairways and other devices which tend to reduce fire possibility, and a complete telephone system so that all de partments can be readily reached. Mr. NordquUt, manager of the Union Outflt- I.EGAI. NOTICE. NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET. J NO OF THE PAFJCIC EXPRESS COM. PA NY. . . he stockholders or me above named pally, ...... ... .,. luunnuiqeri of said company, to be held t th general office of ld eompanv. No. 1401 Harney street, in the city of Omaha, siate of Ne braska, at II o'clock a. m. on Monday March 2d, 1910. for the election of direc tors and the transaction of auoh other business 11 mi) coma before the meeting and you are notified that sura meeting will be held at audi time and place for aid purpoaes. JAMES KGGLESTON. President th Pacific Exprcaa Company. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS We have 460,000 yards exceptionally fine machine and fiei.no work to aublet In Wyoming, Bur lington transportation. For further particu lars address MacArlhur Brothers company, Theruiopolls or Wollon, Wyo, MltkUt. gsfhered It. not from but from a test in the that ha been devised ence of human blood. Anthi opologl .'mica l laboratory to delect the pres yuantlttr of hu- man blood are Injected Into tlw blood ves sels of a rabbit at Intervals for several days. This make the little animal fev erish and restless. Afur a certain tlma has elapsed the "humanized" blood of the rabbit la taken, and It will product certain well recognized effects when applied to any other than that of a human being or a monkey. In dos, cats, guinea pigs, horses and all other animals, except men and monkeys, this reaction will take place. With monkey blood It behaves exactly a with human blood. In test to discover the presence of human blood, the merest trace of It will stand revealed and posi tively Identified. One would suppose that the drug market would be Immune from the attacks of the man who seeks to "corner" something, but as a matter of fact nowhere else Is the op portunity so great and so much Improved. Where It may take $10,000,000 to corner the wheat market, a few hundred thousand dollars will effectively corner the market on a given drug. Then the operator Is ready to name his price, and often he sells at an advance of from 100 to 300 per cents As tb prescription charges of the average drug gist remain the sanr year In and year out. the advance cornea out of his pocket. Juat now there is a war on between thn doctors and a certain association of dr'a glwt. About 12.000 druggist have formed syndicate for tlie compounding- and sale of a line of prrarutlons made from the best preecriptionn that have coma to them In tho course of business. They advertise widely, declaring that it Is foolish to pay doctor's fee and a prescription f:e wheni tilst mm mod a PMmeilv miv hn HaA f. In-. tnan prN!Crlpt , woul(,- cost. or cour,. the doctors do not like this, and In soma cities have boycotted the druggist who carry these good. In many cases It has sufficed to bring the druggist to terms. That there Is a vart profit In oroprletary remedies Is shown by . the census figures. In a certain year 1t was found that the wholesale value of paten, medicines was $75,000,000, and that the cost of the mater ials enterlna Into their inAnunmcture waai en muvu . ,,u 1.. owv oent. Th8 retail prloe was more than double tn .mmmt. One of the strangea anomalies of the scientific world I the fact that while every physician who prescribes must be licensed after a rigorous examination, and every druggist who fills the prescription, must undergo a like examination, any man, without let or hindrance other than tho limlltatlnna erf his (varn menji And ahllitv- may go into the buslnens of making- and selling proprietary remedies and dimiu. faoturlng drugs. He has the life and death of thousands of people In his hands, as improperly standardized drugs may result in the death of all who use them. In aoma cases, aa in the antitoxin for rabies, tho federal government has. taken Jurisdiction over the preparation, but In the great majority of casta the people have little tot protect them except the reputation of the manufacturer. in the matter of blologleal preparation) the Homeopathic pharmacopoeia makea u of a wider range of substances than tha ' allopathic school. In the former one finds , ambergris, take from the Inteotinea of tha sperm whale; fresh fox liver, fox gaJI. dried J fox lungs, crushed honey beea, bee-ortlng poison, freeh cock roache spider weba and : even fresh bedbugs. No daft a It at hand aa the manner of collecting tho latter ot thaj j prices paid. it Is said that there are mora than $,000,001 ' people seriously 111 In the United States -1 every day of the year. One visit out of ' every threo a doctor makes results In tho : giving of a prescription. It 1 stated than '. not one physician In five possesses a copy , of the United States Pharmacopoeia, al though every prescription that he issues lg supposed to be based on that work. Most doctors possess dose books which give them the data without reference to tho phar- macopoela. Several new meaicai preparations are Do ing placed on the market every day. On big drug manufacturing concern spends $260,000 a year on its laboratory. Hero trained scientists are trying to evolve new thing for the good of humanity. On man Iras spent years In trying to make a perfect dermlclde. Another spends yeara In experiments with pneumonia serums. Whll physicians have made many of the valuable discoveries In the realm of medicine, tM majority of these have recently come from the laboratories of drug manufacturer. BY TKEDEBIO t. HASXXBT. Tomorrow "rrevsntlng Accident." ting company, says that his company hat been contemplating larger quarters jTar some time, but the sale of their pr',Ai quarters to the Woodmen of the World 3s causipg them to make the change as early as possible. Messrs. Fisher & Law l ie are the archi tects, and It will be the finest building In the city devoted to the house furnishing business that is occupied by any one firm. The building will be so erected that two additional stories can be added at any time. Plans and specifications are about ready and bids will be submitted the first of next week. The building will cost upward of $100,000. To Dissolve the Union, ' of stomach, liver and kidney troubles and cure biliousness and malaria, take Elec tric Bitters. Guaranteed. 60c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. RILEYS ENLARGE BUsiNESS Add Beauty Parlora to Large Mil liner' F.slabliahment and Alter Store. The formal opening of the. Riley Sis ters Millinery and Beauty pariors, took place last week and was well attended. The beauty parlors are a new enter prise with this firm and are most com pletely equipped with all facilities for facial treatment, manicuring, etc. Hair and novelties for dressing it are a big part of the business, a very heavy stock enabling them to match any shade of hair. E. Burnam's famous beauty goods are carried in full stock. Their store lias been completely remodeled and enlarged. GOOD ROADS CONVENTION HERE Meeting; Called for Monday o Malta the Preliminary Arrange ments. Monday afternoon City Engineer Craig will meet with the executive committee of the Commercial club of Omaha to discuss preliminary arrangements for a good roads convention to be held In this city "ufAmil . I M. Johnson, state engineer of It Z)f,s. ha promised to attend, and It Is expected that State Engineer Ralph of Minnesota and many other state and national of ficial connected with road Improvement will also come. Foley' Kidney Remedy will curt anr ease of Kidney or Bladder trouble that 1 not beyond th reach of medicine. No mi-dl-cln can da mora. Sold by all druggists. 1 is 4