THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. MAY 4, 1010.
REAL ESTATE
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REAL ESTATE
FARM AM IIAMII LAI FOR 9AI.C
REAL ESTATE
ARM AM Ht( M I.AMt FOR Stl.K
WANTED TO BUY
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Alabama.
lil'i OPPORTt Ml V IN NEW
t.r.S TOWN
if Ainlis. Aiananie. tut to I
BO'TII-
opened
on the v. HMhiMKK'ii tiioeiaA
niidBi nf i uou-ati'le of n "!
Kmlv. . in i
,i Magnolia 1
imiiir, r cenlly soli, now thrown ..pen,
mill!-!. n.i fomltiK in and 'ueveiopi.uii.
will advance prices wonnerf uny ; cuinai.'
IntHi, viiiii'c hn. ks In m can now bo
tii.ronH.-f (i at lurm lami l'"'
in.ioif.ii.uihiu buying riuiiin-tti
ISI.dS
si.nuMl Investigate mis; tn oppmiunnj
ol living in town iinri truck. nf. nun "'"
ma r ihiiiiiry raisins i.ea.K any small
lami proposition anyone cou.tl "lur; en
lu.ronar-ers gel in at nail' price; ear- term,
email pavim-iits; Ink oupoi tunny to. Shcmii
i . ii.. f..i i.i m ami complete ue.au...
WasninRton mm Cnoctaw lanu Co.
'J inii s lnlg.. St. Louis, Mu.
IrtJ
arksasss.
2 4-ACRE RKI) U1VKK FARM. HJj
cultivation; ila acre, lt-acie bottom farm;
ku cultivation, $10 acre. Robert Station.
Wirithrup, Ark.
Canada. I
RIVER.If 'E, Alberta s finest stock farm
mu irrfi u for .ale at a snap. or
particular of Huh and otner
mrite to the owner. W. J.
farm lands
McNamara,
Wesusklwin, Alberta. Canada.
CalaraA.
KIT CAHSUN LAND
We have U quarters of land in Kit Car
ion county. Colorado, for sal.
13 quarters 3 sections Id one group.
6 quarters In one group.
', quarters in one group.
. in .an., vrtinn
Either group will be sold In a lump or i
II of them, as th purchaser may wish. I
Address the J. K. Kouze rieauy our
llngton, CoiO.
RELINQUISHMENT Wed county, rail
arres. Chas B. Onderdonk, 430 I7th St., .
Lsnver. Colo.
FOR KALiE 180 aares nine mllra Irom
Marrlson. Ii acres under cultivation, oer
100 a'-rea of timber and 40 of pasture; price
Includes heavy crop of growing rye, Im
plement. 800 bushels Colo. 'J'i seed oats.
JflO bushels seed, rye. cattle,
barns, granary, etc.; price
sell land at $l2.f0 per acre.
Alt Morrison, Colo
s-room house, i
U.YUO. or will I
B. F. Butler,
COIXJKADO LANDS.
1X.OO0 acres In Weld coiwiiy, near U. P.
R. H. and a short distance from the pres
ent irrigated district; no mlneial reserva
tion or other restriction; the best proposi
tion on the market for colonization; can
be retailed at a big profit, vnry low price
and easy terms. A. W. Bitibour, D23 L'th
Bl.. Denver, Colo.
1 HAVE section of fine land lr. Cheyenne
county, rlce flit an acre; water In 15 feet.
If you want a bargain, write C. Andrews,
box 08. Wild Horse. Colo.
BEST orchard and farm land In Arkan
sas valley close to railroad and market for
116 per acre. cash. Water rights for same
at fit per t??re In twenty equal annual pay
ments. Tills land Is going fast and will
doubla Its value In a very short time.
Write W. R. Stover, care of Elks' club,
Pueblo, Colo.
A COLORADO IRRIGATION
INVESTMENT
That will double In value In a few months.
You mar Invest $40 up to not exceeding
120.000; lis bankers, lawyers, farmers and
Investors Interested now. They will rec
pmmend It to you. We do all the worlc.
No trouble to you. Made $100,000 for stock- ! ,
holders last year on 134.000 Investment.!'''
Hend amount you want to Invest and take
30 days to Investigate. Every cent re-
funded on demand If not satisfied. Refer-
ences: Dun. Bradstreet. Cnited States
National Bunk, Denver; International
frrn.t I'n Denver. Wm Hlerkamu. Jr.. 210 :
Ideal Bldg., Denver, Colo.
Idaho.
WE CAN POINT the way to success In
Bauthem Idaho to you. We can show you
how to double your money In a little while.
There are 240.000 acres on this tract; enough
fnr AVervhnrlv. There Is room for vou if
you come right now. Write to us; we will j
end a picture book; a beautiful book free
nd
This Free Book Tells How
This book has a most exquisite art cover;
filled with pictures fit to frame; and the
Information in It has been examined with
rare. Vou can surely use this book to
guide you.
HILL & TAYLOR,
irrigated Punns
Twin Falls,, Idaho
FOR BALH 20 acres fine land, plenty
water, 6-room house, large barn, all kinds
of outbuildings, apple orchard, small fruit,
16.000, half down bulance to suit purchaser.
Near Westminster. Box 6, Westminster,
Colo.
loni,
1,300 RICHEST corn crea on earth; lays
ferfect; finely Improved; twelve miles
rom Des Moines; 100 bushels per acre every
year, $126 per acre. Terms. J. F. Snoke,
Des Moines. Iowa.
Hjismii,
OPPORTUNITY for a life stake; 18.000
acres rich alfalfa land In compact body;
fo waste; mostly Bhallow water, i to 20 feel;
ncludea townslta with county seat and
railroad; easy terms; 40 years time on bulk;
privilege of pre-payment or subdivision.
Fortune In this and easy to handle. H M.
King, Marlon, Kan.
100 ACRES valley land, all cultivated;
will raise anything; 3 miles from live town;
T miles from county seat; all kinds of
fruit; R, F. L. and telephone; B room house,
With free gas for heat and lights; $100 per
year gas rental: cistern; I wells; barn;
carriage and tool houses; 2 poultry houses
nd yards; $06 per acre; tl.UOO can be carried
at 6 per cent. Address owner, Frank Lar
kin, Alloona. Kan.
$1100 TAKES equity In good productive
80-acre farm, with 3 -room house, fine barn.
28x40; good water; 60 acres under cultiva
tion, balance rough timber pasture; this la
a snap; mortgage $l,6uu, J. W. Bronalon &
Bon, Gaxnelt, Kan.
THREE BARGAINS 4 SO acres, 4 miles
from Ravenna, Finney county; price only
$2,400; will divide. And OfcO acres, 2 miles
from Ravenna and $1H0 acres In Ellsworth
county; all three are good farm land; good
terms. John Herman, Ellsworth, Kan.
BARGAIN 160 acres In Central Texas, all
but 16 acres level black soil, very rtcli, AO
pom in cultivation, everlasting water
acres net over x.uo; on public road, 3L
miles to good market, close to good school
good neighbors, 2,100 feet elevation; dry',
warm atmosphere; got well of asthma in
bout two years; fine for throat and lung
trouble; many churches. 121 Green St. N
Wichita. Kauaos
FOUR flna B-acr tracts. Joining Bonner
Springs, and 100 acres good stock farm, S
mil from rock road, 16 mile from Kansas
City; 60 per acr. Phllo M. Clark. Bonner
Springs, Kan.
UIBeetav.
FOR SALE Vermillion Lake, north of
Puluth, elegant SO-acr site on shore at
Joyce's Landing, west end of lake. Rail
road atatlon five miles; a snap. Loula M
Osborn, Virginia, Minn.
allaaaarl.
I13H ACRES. 47 In rlvr botton. that pays
Interest on $W per acre; SO acres upland
In cultivation; 100 In pasture, balance tim
ber; I set Improvements; school and church
on farm; publlo road; R. F. D. $16 per
acre; worth mora. Ulankenshiy ft Ross.
Buffalo. Mo.
"MISSOURI."
$2fi per acr buy a well Improved farm
Df et acres In Texaa oounty, Missouri, ten
miles east of Cabool; Just as good as any
klOO land In Nebraska: miffhf nk hl in
Unimproved or cheap Improved land In Ne- I
prassa or ivansaa. uamrop ft Tubln. 4?1
Be Bldg.
SOUTH suburban acres for Investments.
W offer soma extra good things out south
this week: 10 acres near Waldo, $6 00 HI
acres. Dooson. 7-room house, barn, poultry
houses, alorg three railroads, valuable
witch and garden land. $20,0u0: 15 acres,
en Dodson electrics, fine building tract,
forest trees, at station, $16,000; 10 acres.
IH miles south city limits, very choice for
platting. $JoO an acre; 100-aor farm.
Wornall road. $16 000; t acres, tioua and
barn. $1.(60; 36 cheaper farms; alto i and
10-acr tracts, on payments; anything you
want tn suburban at lowest pile. Ma us
befor buying South Suburban Land Co..
Martin City. Ma.
.tl Issonrl onllnoert.
OZAKK FARM HOME.
Let me knmv Just v. hat you want; will
look it ii ti fjr von anil aet Vou butlom
u
HARI.ES F. ELMER. THAYER. MO.
CLAY COL'NTT FARMS, near Liberty.
M . 'i seres, $40; l.A aires, $V; 40 acres, i
ir.'i; 111 acres, $0: 140 ncres, $Se; 40 acres.
ICV; 45 acres, $Sj. Frsxler ft McCoy, ,
Liberty, Mu.
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.Nebraska.
35 Northport
Lots Sold
That's going some, as thev were put on
the maiket Inxt Saturday. Hut whv
shouldn't they sell rcadllv'' There t bound
to h.. a town at Northport ani it ougni to
be a good one - rslhonil men on the Inside
iuid Irrigation farmers on the outside.
Northport la
Not a Boom Town
with holies for a railroad and ambitious
to he :i division station. It Is already
division station with roundhouse, power
house, water system, callng station, hard
some depot, extensive terminals Trains
are running regularly from North Piatt!
to Noithport.
Pick Your Lot
Tori
as they are sealing rapidly
Rail- i
road men are buying and an eastern capl
tallst In our office saw the plats, made In
nulrlcs ana Bought twe lots.
He Saw the Point
He realizd that it was a good Investment i
not speculation. I
Look over the plat and pick out first i
i choice Don't wait to pav some other man
a profit for being first to invest.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Southeast Corner loth and Farnam.
FORTV-FIVE-BPSHKL WHEAT LAND,
$.'5 PER ACRE.
We own and control 24, MM acres of Chey
enne county, Nebraska's, choicest farm
lend now on the market; the heaviest crop
yielding county In Nebraska for ten years;
ulfalfa also a leading crop; ask for folders
and full particulars; agents wanted every
where; write for our proposition at once;
ruuroad fares refunded If things not as
represented. Fundlngsland & Severson,
Sidney. Neb.
BARGAINS
Hillcrest. 160 acres, $6,810; cash rent.
Midway, SO acres, beautiful home, $4,800
Ash Grove, 320 acres, $11,200. Easy terms.
J. T. CAMPBELLs
Litchfield, Neb.
May 10
the Date
. , ....... .t.
ou.r. fr-"!"." Scott's Bluff. The
1 a .t;Bn ... 'mM . "'"U ""T00
i?""1 "lUJ Mo,T " county and we have
! ;' fine land for sale. ou can
flnd, "" land anywhere that Is as good, a
7' 'YT- . , c""v",l,n,1 ,.mar"
'""'N- know, for we have looked It ut.
are certain to sell all of the 12.000
t:cs In a short time, so you have no time i
.o lose.
Ask about the trip.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Southeast Corner 15th and Farnam.
"Manless Land for
Landless Man."
,4.ACKK arti contalmSig lake covering
three acres: lake has black baas, sunflsh.
catfish In same; with 11-room house, hard
rlne finish downstairs, cellar underneath
large enough for furnace; this property
can ba platted and cut up into 14 full lots
with east front, 10 with west fronts. 10 with
south fronts, providing It Is made an addi
tion to the city; lots 60 feet wide by 60
feet deep; price If taken soon, $3,600 cash.
Address C. L. I., Box li7, Seneca, Neb.
A BARGAIN IN GOOD UNIMPROVED
LAND.
I have five quarters of good unim
proved grass land In north central Ne
braska. Will sell either one or all on
a basis of $1,000.00 per quarter.
Terms, 16 per cent cash and 25 per
cent sixty days; balance, three years;
interest, 6 per cent. Write Y 328,
care Bee.
FOR SALE Ranch in northwest Ne
braska; a great bargain. Phil Stlmmel, 300
DeGraw Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
FARM LAND FOR SALE.
3.H00 acres of the best land In Box Butte
county. 200 acre in cultivation. Other
Improvements worth over $6,000. All fenced,
large cement reservoir, plenty of good
water. Phone. 600 bushels good corn on the
place raised last year. 60 acres In small
grain. All goes, $17.60 per acre, half cash,
ti per cent on balance. W. M. lodence.
Owner, Alliance, Neb.
BIG BARGAIN.
South half section 81. township 18, range
62, in Morrell county, formerly part of
Cheyenne county, Neb.; five milfs south of
Heddlngton and 16 miles west of Simla, a
station on the B. A M. railroad.
Nearly every acre smooth valley land,
rlcn black soil, excellent water. 16 to 46 ft.
This land Is esptclally adapted for gen
eral farming and dairying, hogs, alfalfa,
wheat, oats, barley, corn and potatoes; no
Imitation or dry farming needed, .ample
rainfall during growing months, and will
ptiduce as good or better crops than the
farms In eastern Nebraska.
The extension of th I'nion Pacific this
year up the south side of the North Platte
river from Northport will afford better
railroad facilities and double the value of
every acre.
Owner obliged to make quick sale, will
tuke 1 an acre. If ynu want a choice
piece of Nebraska farm land write us at
once.
HICKS REAL ESTATE CO.. OMAHA.
New Mexico.
FARM LANDS IN NEW MEXICO Im-
40 1 proved and unimproved farm and orchard
lunas, wttn water ror irrigation, in beet
part of New Mexico; large or small traots
to suit purchaser at very low prices; mar
kets are the best and lands very produc
tive; splendid opporunlties for Industrious
colonies; we have large tracts of land tor
farming and stock raising at prices from
2 to Ii per acre; a aplendid climate,
healthy and invigorating. Writ for -full
Information to Oeddta, Moffett Co..
Santa Fe, N. M.
Oklahvsaa.
$10,000 BUTS 40 acres of fin oil land In
the Cody's Bluff oil field, near Nawaha.
Okl. This properly l.as six wells on It In
operation now; title clear. If you want a
safe investment and a good Income for life,
now la your time. Writ th fcttlwell
Land Co.. Stilwell, Okl.
FOR SALE 80-acr addition to Henry
etta, Okl., cheap, llcnryeua Is on th
main line of 'Frisco and Missouri, Okla
homa, & Gulf railroads; 11 coal mines,
operating with monthly payroll of $86,000.
Unlimited supply of tiatuial gas at t cents
per 1,000 for manufacturing pji poses. New
oil fields now being opened up. Th beat
of farming land and plenty of oak timber.
This roust be sold quick, as option luns
out and price will be raised. Address
Henryetta Investment Co.. Henra-ena, Okl.
1C0 ACRES In cultivation; 40 acres pas
ture; t-room bouse; stable; granary; well
with good water; windmill; good soil; 3
miles of Hunter; $6,600; $1,600 down, time on
balance. Bargains In farms and school
leases; olrculars free. A. J. ilaaklna. Hun
ter. Okl.
(th Dsktls.
COUTH DAKOTA LAND Th rush Is on
for Stanley county land; several new lines
or railroad now building is. this county
Buy now and doubl your money In th
next two year Choice lands selling at
from $11 to $ls Der-acre. Fur snaps and In
formation write to keiland IWIiy Co.. M
Palao Bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
SOITTH DAKOTA LAND.
A fin half section for sal at moderate
ptic. Wm. C. Nouiisyer, Pierre, 8. D, '
Boats. Dakota Continued.
FOR 8ALK-H owner, 100 cre unim
proved land, t mile from town. For pries
and terms writs J. 11. Uuirk. Hikhniore,
S. I).
VACANT school lard yet on the plains of
Texaa for settlers; good land. Bond water.
in a country .hat raises corn and hum:
fees $25 a section, half down, balance when
settler la on land. Address 1. . tlague,
Sllgu. 'lex.
i COME to Edna, county seat of Jackson
i county, the best coast country In Texas;
' excellent deep, rich soli; fine water; healtny
I climate; good sci;oois and line people;
I abundance of rainfall; plenty of timber; no
I caclufi; no marsh; the hay will pay tor the
land after the first payment is made. 2. (Ml
I acres of hog wallow land; 1.37;t acres black,
smooth prairie; 4;;t acres, KJu acres. 3d?
acres, (140 acres, mm acres, 2 :) acres: ail
tine prairie, high and well drained; ai-
rnira, corn ami cotton; land rioin i.ao to
tit) per acre tor the cream; 5 years' time at
per cent; one-fourth cash. For maps
and full Information address, boon &
Pierce, Junction City, Kan.; Kuna. ie.., or
201 Hicks bldg., San Antonio, Tex.
guy
TEXAS LAND DIRECT FROM
OWNER. COOL Sl'MJIKKf, WA KM
WINTERS, Ol'LF UK KEEL'S.
Will sell you as fma b'tck Utud us there
Is In Illinois and more productive for $26
per acre, unimproved, in Jackson county,
Texas.
No agnta commissions, no red tape, b ly
yt.ur own l.cKet, come direct, buy direct
und save Intel medi ae men s commlsKions.
Tracts in sizes and terms to sun pur
chaser. H. U. 1RCSHEL. Etina. Texas.
BARGAIN 8.0O0 acres Black Valley land
in the rain belt near Uvalde, r'rom the
owner for $12 per acte. Addrtts C. O.
Hyrd. L'valde, Texas.
FOR SALE Eighty-acre, improved, farm:
three miles from Eagle Lake; $-W per acre;
36 acres ready for harvesting of truck
arop. Other choice bargain. J. Pcnousliek,
Eaia Lake, Ttxas.
TEXAS RANCHES FOR TRADE.
lS.OOO-acre ranch In NacogUoches count)';
90 per cant tillable; price per acre, JW.
40.000-acr ranch In Val Verde county;
fine atock ranch; price per acre, K.
6,400-acre rane;i In Roberts county; this
is one of the finest small ranch proposi
tions In Texas; land seilng arcuuu .1 at
per acre; price per acre, $12.50.
10.000-acre ranch at bargain at $0o per
acre.
4,000 acres In Dimmit county; price per
acre, $22.60.
All the above properties are to exchange
for rental property. Farms and ranches of
ail kinds in Texas and Oklahoma to trade
for Income properties or stocks of merchan
dise. J. F. Cody, Oklahoma City, Okl.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Fine Cen
tral Texas farm. Andrew Miller, R. R. 5,
Gorman, Tex.
$2o0 DOWN takes St. acres of fine hard
maple land; 10 acres chopped off; good clay
soli, fine spring, set of log buildings and
lots of cordwood; 4 mli.?s to good railroad
town In Polk county. Wis. Price, $1,200, on
ery liberal terms. Address Owner, O. C,
Lock Box A, St. Croix Falis, Wis.
Virginia.
WHY REMAIN where the climatic con
ditions are so much against you, when you
can purchaso the richest land, at lowest
prices, In the county of Manatee? A ten
i acre farm here will net as much as 100
I acres In the north. Delightful climate, no
drouths, convenient markets, abundant
labor, good schools. Goods shipped from
this county are sold at highest prices In
northern markets. Establish a fruit and
vegetable farm here and become Indepen
dent. Write for booklet. J. W. White, gen
eral Industrial agent, S. A. L. Railway,
Norfolk, Va.
Wisconsin. x
80-ACRE farm at only $1,100 on $200 down,
four mllea from county seat In Polk
county, Wis., only 65 miles from twin cities.
Write at once to C. L., Lock Box ,,A," St.
Croix Falis, Wis.
Mlscellaneusis.
CHEAP FARM LANDS.
In western Nebraska and Colorado. Writs
for prices.
NEBRASKA LA:D COMPANY,
oianey, teo.
DO YOU WANT TO SELL PART OF
YOUR LAND?
W'rlt a description of It, buildings,
water, near what town. Make 70 words of
It all and send It to The Omaha Bee with
72 cents for eseh Insertion. People In Ne
braska l.ave money and want land. They
look to The Omaha Bee for real estate of
ferings. And they get them In The Bee.
FREE 320 ACRE HOMESTEADS Mil
lions of acres fertile lands valuable in
formation, laws, maps showing how and
where to locate sent for 12oc, mailing
cost. Western Land Company, 1 494, Chey
enne, Wy o.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
OARV1N BROS., 3d floor N. T. Life. $.V
to $100,000 on Improved property. No delay.
WANTED City loans and warrant. W.
Farnam Smith tc Co., 1220 Farnam St.
1600 to $6,000 on homes in Omaha. O'Keet
Real Estate Co.. 1003 N. Y. Life. Douglaj
or A-Ilii.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
$100 to $10,000 mad promptly. F. D. Waad,
Wead Bldg.. ISth and Farnam.
FIVE PER CENT MONET
to loan on
Omaha business property.
THOMAS B REN NAN,
Room I. New York Life Bldg.
LOANS to noma owners and horn build
era, with privilege of making partial pay.
menu semi-annually.
W. H. THOMAS.
603 First National Bank Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
LOWEST RATES Bemls. BrandeU Bids.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR
( and -room bouses. If prices ar right
w can sell your property for you.
SOWAIA 1.ANU AND IAJT CO,
Suit (24 N. Y. Ufa Bide.
SWAPS
BUSINESS corner lot on 16th St. clear
and some cash to trad for house and
large grounds. Don t care how far out,
but muat be close to car.
165 acres highly improved, all in culti
vation. $100 per acr Clear; trad for In
come property and assume reasonable
amount.
NOWATA LAND ft LOT CO..
Suite 24 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1990.
You Want a Farm
th other fallow wants city property or
stock of goods. We wane to commission,
and us full description la first letter a
will get you a trad.
NOWATA LAND ft LOT CO..
Cult M N. Y Ufe bids. Red IMl
(00 ACRES rich valley land, seven mile
south of St. Joseph, Mo.; 200 acres in fall
wheat; no better prospect in the state; loo
acres for corn, balance choice timber and
pasture land; tenant Improvements; price.
$60,000; mortgage, $:H),000, three years at 6
per cent. J. R. Adklns. First Nat l Bank
Bldg., Council Bluffa, la.
TAILORS
O. A. L1NQUEST CO.. 136 PAXTOI BLK.
MAX MORRIS. (01 BROWN BLOCK.
V. TAUCHEN. Krug Theater Bldg.
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED To borrow, $10000 on M.000
brick business bl-x-k for 6 years, with priv
ilege of ten at ( pr cent intarest. Address
Ripley Bros., Filer Idaho.
WANTED TO BUY
BBtrT PRICE paid for second-hand furni
ture, carpets, alolblng and shoes. 'Phoa
Douglas $V7L -
BOOND-H AND slothing, tarty, afternoon
litam Jobs Fatdmaa, P. IU or lod. A-34M,
HIGHEST price paid for scrap meiala
and rubbers. A. B. A I pirn. Omaha, Neb.
K El 8KB pays bat (or furnltur. eta.
Antlqu turnlUr cheap. M20 Cotr. D. KL
WANTEI-RO0i feather beds Write or
rhone Ii. ifi. Metropolitan Feather Co.
W N. 20th. ' !
DO VOL WANT TO SELL PART OF
Vul'U LANK .' i
Wr tc a description of it. buildln. i
watir. near what town. Make Y0 words of
It all and send It to The Omahn Hee with I
72 cents for each insertion. People In Ne- :
braoka have i.ionev and want land. They
look tn The Omaha Hee for real esi.ite ol
ferlngs. Atid thev get them in The Hee.
I WANT to buv d-room modern cottage
direct from owner. Will pav up to IJ.isJJ
casn. AMriH A Vti, Heo.
"WANTED
iiorsfs nnti Mules.
We wiMi to piiirha.se several eerviceahly
sound, good work tesms; wi", pav top !
prices. Apply at i New York Lite Bldg.. 1
cltyr '
WANTED TO RENT
We Are (jetting Numerous Call
For Houses of All Bites. List With Us. 1
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO. !
$24 N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red im. j
WANTED Modern suite of two or three j
rooms (unfurnished preferred), and board j
in I'lonir iiti.., vty ki i'lii uifll linn ID-
year-old daughtr. Address II. May, l;!o3
Douglas.
TWO modern unfurnished rooms by
young woman employed during day; walk
ing distance preferred; references. Address
N M, Bee.
WANTEDSITUATIONS
MAN with fifteen years experience In
expert accounting, organization and co.t
keeping, at prfBent special accountant for
large western corporation, desires to locate
tn Omaha. Forty years of age, married
and we 1 acquainted In Omaha. Only high
class offer considered. Address C 637, Bee.
WANTED Position as bushelman, pants
and vest maker. Reply stut.ng wanes.
Address H. 8., 213 S. Khust, Carroll, la.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE OF IRRIGATION D13
ttict bonus To ail whom it ma concern:
Nonce .a liureoy given that tub liuard of
Directors oi the Kimball irrigation mflc"t
lias declared its intention to sen and will
sell llis entire issue of the bonds of said
district heretofore authorized 10 be issued
by said board and by ihe e.eciurs of sa.il
district, to-wil: The bum of Two Hundred
and Kilty Thousand CO.OOW Dollars or any
part of said Issue, al the ottice of said
board on the corner of First and Chestnut
Streets In Kimball, County of Klmbail and
State of Neb.aska, on Saturday, .May 14.
laid, at the hour of 12:00 o'clock noon, bealed
proposals will te received by tne board at
its said office for the purchase of said
bonds unlil the dav and hour nam, above,
ai which time the said board wm open
the pruposa's ana award the purchase of
the bonds to the hignest responsible bidder
or bidders, the board, however, reserving
the tight to reject any and nil bids. No i
bonds can be sold by said hoard at le
than n.nety-flve (96i) per cnt of their
face value. The said bonds are payable
In from ten to twenty years a.id bear six
per cent interest, payable semi-annually;
both interest and principal being payable
lrom assessments levied upon all the real
estate in said district. All bids musi be
accompanied by certified check, payable to
the order of the Kimball Irrigation lilsuici
for not less than two (2) per cent of the
amount of the bid. Bald check to be re
tained by the district at liquidated damages
in case the bid which said check accom
panies shall be accepted by the hoard and
the bidder shall refuse or fail to carry out
his bid. By order of the Board of D. rector-.
THE KIMBALL 1KRIOATION DISTRICT,
by I. S. Walker. President. Attest: Fred
R. Morgan. Secretary. A21d 24t
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-NOTICE IS
hereby given that sealed proposals for
building and furnishing an addition to the
Verdlgre school house In accordance with
plan and specifications to be furnlshoii by
the Board of Education will be received by
the Board of .Education of School District
No. S3 of Knox .county. Nebraska, at the
office of Ha,rry A. Walker In the town of
Verdlpre, Nehr;akai on or before May 1,
1SI10. Each bid 4.ust be accompanied by a
certified check for $500. The board reserves !
the right to reject any or all bids. The
plans and specifications are now on file In
the office of said Harry A. Walker, where
they may be Inspected, Harry A. Walker,
secretary. , . May 1 d.t
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
Omaha, Neb.. April 29. MO. Sealed pro
posals. In triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received here until 11
a. m., central standard time. May 28. 1910,
for furnishing wagon transportation,
passenger and freight, and for handling
stores between Dale Creek. Wyoming,, and
Fort D. A. Russell Maneuver Camp, com
mencing about June 15. 1!10, and continuing,
until breaking up Maneuver Camp, ap
proximately September 1st, 1910. United
States reserve the right to reject or ac
cept any or all proposals or any part
thereof. Information furnished on applica
tion. Envelopes containing proposals should
b t marked "Proposals for Transportation."
a id addressed to MAJOR D. E. MC
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High Class Dog
Cuts Own Throat
Refuse to Poie ai Jmt aa Ordinary
Watchdog for a Sa-
loon.
King Lud II. valiant and high-bred bull
dog that he was. rebelled at the labor of a
common watoh dog and he refused to be a
vagrant paraalt on the body politic. He
spent restive ndghta pondering In tils sage
birt moros way and reached a decision -th
deepermt remedy of death.
The dog waa found lying dead In a crim
son splash of his own royal blood Tuesday
morning by his nwurter, Oeorge Walker,
owner of th saloon at Fourteenth and
Webster otraeta, which the dog refused to
guard. A broken window pane bora th
marks which showed how the dog had
taken his Ufa. The Jugular vein in his mas
sive throat hsd been Hawed open on the
ragged edge of the glass.
Walker ptirrhavsed th dog several weeks
ago following a hold-up at his saloon. The
dog waa among the n.ost valuable of the
breed In Omaha.
Why suffer, from rheumatism when on
applica Ion of Cbaurberlaln's Hutuastit gtvs
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Dottie Dialogues
: BV WALTER S. SINCLAIR.
"Why dfdn't you take the 'bus?" asked
Dottle. Innocently, after greeting.
"I was quite tempted." I replied. "Double
's'. yes?"
"The Ideal" she exclaimed.
"Maybe It isn't too late" I began
hopefully.
"Too, late!" she echoed with finality.
"You missed it."
"No, 1 dldr.'t." I protested. "I caught
on light away. I tumbled."
"Yes. Why did you tumble?" she de
manded sadly.
"It's always my hick to buss a nilss
I mean miss a 'bus," I mourned.
"Cheer up. Think of the hare and the
tortoise." she comforted.
"Yes, but the tortoise probably ended In
the soup," I speculated, "even If he was
some Marathon runner. But then, as for
that matter, the liare"
"Stop where you are," she cried.
"I haven't moved." I protested.
"Of course you haven't," she retored.
shading the second person singular Just
the slightest. "I meant desist from any
bonrdlng house reference and say some
thing about our country place."
"1 said It all during the walk from the
station," I evaded, gloomily.
It Is true. They have moved out into
an outlying section which might Just as
well be suburbs. For weeks before ihe
sylvan May day cortege she prepared the
auditor's tnlnd with discourses on the su
periority of a houso compared to an apart
ment. This was the first call since the
dust settled.
"I hope none of the neighbors heard
for the sake of the family's reputation,"
she flared.
"My remark seems like the proverbial
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STUNNING BLOUSES FOR SPRING
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Included In the above group are two dis
tinct expressions of the Magyar. The one,
In the initially severe style, Is of crepe do
chine, and Is procurable In any color lined
with Japanese silk, with Claudlne collar
and turn-up cuffs of pleated net. On the
lining, which Is cleverely shaped, hangs
a large share of the success of the Msgyar
blouse, this circumventing the too sloping
shoulder line, that Is now admitted as a
defect, to an otherwise charming fancy.
In the case of the other Magyar, It will
be observed how certain decorative touches
have been Introduced In the shape of a
tuck cither side, placed c.okm to the
! shoulder, to bring about thu requisite width
and a tiny box pleat down iho center, a
triple group of loops and buttons orniimenl
iug th former Just above the waist. On
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Untruly
"TAKE THE "BUS?"
spark to the powder," I remarked.
"I don't powder, even if you consider
calling sparking," she flashed.
"A carbureter couldn't compete with
me," 1 boasted.
"Sparks, little glowworm, spark on," she
hummed, touching a few piano chords In
accompaniment.
"Dqir'l be cruel," 1 pleaded. "1 got tired
out on that last mile of the walk."
"Why, you know very well the walk
Isn't more than half a mile." she accused.
"Yes, I took to the road for the rest of
the distance," I responded.
'Well, why didn't you take the 'bus
b-u-s, 'bus?'' she inquired. "Omnibus."
"But not omnipresent," I explained. "1
met It going the other way when I was
half way here. I'm
member of the
the collar and cuffs of pllsse white net
three minute folds of the Paisley foulard,
of which the blouse Is composed, are In
troduced with telling effect. 'The Magyar
in its every aspect has certalrl" found an
abiding home of elegance at Kensington.
More familiar In outline Is 'ne ganerously
tucked nlnon blouse, with graduated pllsse
frill falling softly down the left hand side,
the high tucked collar band finished with
a little turnover collar of the ninon. This
model, again, is lined through with ninon.
And another version of the nlnon b'ouse
concludes our pictured quartet, particularly
fine iiallty of nlnon being requisitioned.
Including handsome collar and cuffs of
embroidered crash linen.
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Rural Exchange of Timely
Pleasantries.
S. P. C. A. and 1 took one look st those
horses and martyred myself walking."
"The idea of you making such a fuss
shout a stroll," she criticised. "Why, yon
could have walked It In less than ten
minutes If you were active on your feet."
"But so msny other commuters on the
train were active on my feet total
strangers, loo that my Weston tourists
were numbed," I complained.
"Of course, If you object to coming out
here we shall have to struggle a'nng,"
she murmured. "The nehjfibors seem to
be nice people. The son of the family next
door welcomed me to this neighborhood
and gave me his apple blossom."
"Remember Eve," I warned. "Did the
whole family call?"
"No. they haven't decided about us yet.
but he stopped to sit on the front steis
and talk. They're much more human here.
Why don't you commute?"
"If I wasa governor and had to allow
sentence to stknd or to commute," said I.
Judicially. "I'd let the execution proceed.
But tell me, why the gift of apple blos
soms?" "Why, I suppose he was grateful because
I tlfd his tie," she answered.
"Wh-at?" I gasped. Maybe it sounded a
bit Indignant. In fact It did. Then I real
ized that there was a mischievous gleam
In her demure eyes.
"Would you mind teillng me." I isgsn
with great control, "how old this fn.fored
young neighbor Is?"
"I wouldn't," she retorted, adding slowly,
"if I knew."
"Well, what do you guess?" I persisted.
" Oh, about 4 years." she smiled. "WJ
.''?"
"Is my tie all right," I said.
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