Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 07, 1910, EDITORIAL, Page 14, Image 14
T7TE KEK: OMAITA. SATURDAY. MAY 10.10. REAL ESTATE HIV I'HltrKRIl CUH iALB. (Continued.) . C-ROOM, NEW, MODERN, I2.E00. flood alie lot. south put of town; owner hard up: hanc to ". bargain. NoWATA I.AN'i AM lAJT CO.. Hunt KI4 N. V. ltf hldg. Red , 5-KOOM COTTAGE $2,130 1 , 1 4 North 2th street, lot 64x120, east front, room for ar.otlier cottage to be built beside the one now on the Int. Thin I a desirable location and the price la very low considering tha lot alone la worth at leant $1.00 HASTINGS A HETDEN, 1614 Harney St. INVESTMENT 3-Story Brick Business, $8,500 Wore room and flat above. At a very In rental It brings $36 per annum. Can make (rood term. NOWATA LAND" AND LOT CO . Sulto 624 N. Y. Life Bid. Red 1991. 8 ROOMS, WEST FARNAM, $3,200 All modern; eay walking distance; aurely cheap at the price; term. . NOWATA LA N I AND IVT CO.. 624 New York I.lfe Bldg. Ran 199. 10-ROOM, REAL HOME, $6. 500. Not rnerelv a house and lot. but 10 rooms of real home, modern In every way; finely located; large lot. fruit treea, lovely lawn, garage, paved street; car at door. Owner want to sell, and that'a the time to. buy. Terms. ' NOWATA LAND AND IvOT CO , Unite 624 N. Y. Ufa Bldg. Red m. n-ROOM house. 12 Half Ca. 112.60. B room flat. 210 8. 2th Ave., $1$. (i-room house. 7 ft. 17th Ave., J.Tt. 8-room house, mod., t1 Lake, $:.0 10-room house. 210 H. 2xth Ave., tin J. H. PARROTTE. Board of Trade. i r. Abstracts of Title. ieuj x ituiiuu b( Bidg. Omaha S-ROOM MODERN. Hot water heat. Close In. iftar Grace St. Barn, lot 40x140. Want to sell quick. W. 11. GATES. 617 N. Y. Life. Tel. Doug. 12y. ; Choice Corner !in Kountze Place y The 8. W. Cor. of 21st and Spencer Sts., nicely- terraced lot with paving and side walk on both. streets, paving all paid. Price for quick sale only $1,600. This is the best bargain you will ever buy in this choice addition. '; HASTINGS & IIEYDEN, - 1614 Harney St. t TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. $18,000 . 120- fool front by 1V0 foot deep on 24th street, South Omaha, Neb. This property Is renting for lis per month now and be fore the decease- of the. owner the rents wero $218 per month. Address V. II. p ul ton,. County Judge Fillmore Co., Nebraska. INVESTMENT. Rtislnes property,- well located, sure to Inrrease In vnlue; now rent'd for $2,280 per annum. rriee, sis.uiu. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. Suite ti24 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red lm W. U. JENSEN, builds home right; plan fum!enJ. STJi tfpaldlng. Tel WeO. am -ROOM hnu.e; strictly modern. 3327 De catur St. Web. 1947. FOR SALE OR TRADE -room modern cottage, five blocks from postofflce, one lot 0x1a0 feet, cement walks, in Holdrege. Neb. Also 7-room house and one lot in curtla, Pieb. Both In excellent lo cation. Will sell cheap or consider a trade. H. 8. Moorea, Lexington, Neb. CORNER LOT ON CALIFORNIA ST. Room for two hovses; one block from Far- rtam car; $l,fi00. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., (24 New York Life Bldg. Red 1999. . '. 7-Kooni Modern, $500 cash, balance very easy terms; on car line; full lot; good house; one of them at $2,100. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red YJ9X BV OWNER 6 rooms, modern, corner, Bemla Park. No agents. Tolephone Har nty . 139:. OOPD INVK8TMEN1 SNAP Meat markvt. Ir-ludlng all fixtures. ga llha engine, compu.tug calea, kettle ant smoke house. Six llvlna rarnis upstair v. ill bring a tental of 140 sir montb Owner has cleared to.OM annually l. account of leavln gclty will sell for U.m Call Douglaa 114 Board of Trade Liiig. Lot 22xi. located r.ir lilfti ana Curaln. DO YOU WANT TO SELL PART OF YOCR LAND? -Write a description of It, buildings, water, near what town. Make 70 words of It all and send It to The Omaha Bee with 74 centa for each Insertion. People In Ne braska have money and want larld. They look to 1 ne Omaha Bee for real estate ot tering And they get them in Tile Bee. FOR BALK or exchange, a valuable 1. Will-acre ranch, in tne famous Keystone district, with well-built modern house and several smaller houses for help; all fenced and croes-fenced and generally well im proved. Owner desires to retire, and for a iltilck sale will take $35.00 per acre, "tele phone owner at Vb. 5729 or address Farmer, K28 Decatur St. PAYING $37 PER MONTH, 3,000. Well lorated, practically walking dis tance. Term. Might take good clear lot a part payment. NOWATA LAIS I AND LOT COMPANY, Suite C24 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red ltt REAL ESIAIE FA KM A.U IIAltCll LA.NU rOH SALIt Arkaaaaa. FOR SALE 210 ecrea good bottom tim- be i tami; will cut 4.0uO tret per acre; two and one-naif miies trom lailioad town of Usl peopie. tor i.u0 per acre. Souineru Ittaity and 'trust Company, Ashdown, Ark. (JET some cheap land in sunny Arkansas; now is tne time, while It la cheap; can aell (ill 20 acres at in uii acie, on pay ments of 10 umn and $2 a bh; no taxes until paid for; no in.eresi; in Una price it Is niiiLii better than putting your money In a sa.ings bank; kre-p your t-yo on Ar kansas; things are coining uur way and unceM are noma to advance laouily on good lane; put in a few clolima and watcn inem grow. Audi ess, sui ng w uat you want, u. C. Ludalg, Secieti-y ot Mate, J-ntie Hock. Alk. ARKANSAS homes; new list Just out; cheap noine. in Arkansas; write for It If ou want a cheap home wneie you can live easy and enjoy good health. O. la Br.ggs, Klcn Mountain, Ark. FOU SALE 1.040 acres of tuco level bottom land for aale; all under good fence; 250 aorea 111 good statu of cultivation, balance in good pas ture; three large barns; three good mow wig machines; one good hay press; three good rakta and plenty of farming tools to cultivate the laud und lake care ot the hay crop. Price $15 per acre; on-naif cash, balance to suit purchaser. bUl'TIIKKN REALTY AND TRUST CO., Aahdown, Little River County, Ark. FOR SALE 200 arrea timber; 20 acres Improved farm adjoining town; near schools and c hurdiea and railroad atation. T. N. oay. Devall'a Bluff, Ark. Coteraae. HOMESTEADS and relinquishments, the finest of land, will go out any time; this land Is In the undtrflow district. Car rie Kobliiaon, 2456 W. Hh Ave., Denver, Colo. A GOOD quarter aectlon. subject to Irri gation, eight mllea from Denver and near railroad station, only $16 per acre. Addresa the Commonwealth LanJ Co., Littleton. Cola BEST orchard and farm land In Arkan .a valley eloae to railroad and market for $15 per acre caah. Water rights or same at $76 per acre In twenty equal annual pay. menla. Thla land Is going fast douDl its value In a very short tim. Writ W. R. blover, car of Ei rurp:o. coioj REAL ESTATE FARM An HANtll I.VD FOR AI.E Colorado-Co flawed. vtin sir.r i an ipmi. fine farm and ! stork ranch; 125 acre In cultivation; fine Improvement; ngnt at renroan, u-. In Fremont county; water rights; all md of machinery for farm. Including 13 head of borne. 2 cows. 5-aere orchard, full neur- Ing. Price $lb.(0; $2.6oO caan, balance (food terms. Kotlenfteld ft Howard, Canon City. Colo. FOR SALE 160 acres nine milea from Morrison. 12 acre under cultivation; over 100 acre of timber and 40 of pasture; price Include heavy crop of growing rye. Imp menta, 3C0 bushels Colo. 37 seed oats, 100 bushels seed rye. cattle, t-room house bains, granary, etc.; price $3,700 or will sell land at $12 60 per acre. B. fc. Butler, Mt. Morrison. Cole. an iprith In Nile Irrigation district; small house and barn, water next year; $26 per acre. Ad- dra it. F. Beler. Fort Collins. Colo. RANCHES of all kinds for sale, from 10 am a tin t. Root), at the best bargalans of any land offered In Colorado. Write or call on The Rellly-Rex ileal Estate Co., Kiowa, Colo. California. A Little Every Month Invested in California Land will surely bring ou good returns on your money. We Have For Sale some of the best level, rich land in the famous San Joaquin Valley lorated betwren Los Angeles and San Francisco, close to town and railroads, that we are offering In 10-Acre Tracts on term of $7.i cash and the balance $10 a month. Send for booklet. HASTINGS & IIEYDEN, 1614 Harney St. FOR SALE Calltornla If you are look ing for an elegant house, with good Income, and a chicken ranch suits you, here It Is; 5 minute walk from two churches, school, postofflce and stores; one mile from steam line depot, I1 miles from electric line; and all for only $6,000. Write owner, H. K. Babb. Cotatl, Cal. Ca nana. RIVERSIDE, Alberta's finest stock farm of 1.000 acres. Is for sale at a snap. For particulars of this and other farm lands write to the owner, W. J. McNamara, Wesasklwln, Alberta. Canada. Florida. FOR SALE 8,000-aere, personally selected colonization tract near Arcandla. Fla. Nothing better in the atate. Citrus and trucking lands. $4 per acre. Favorable terms. Dlxon-Burgess Co., Waterloo, la. Mlasoart. FOR SALE 16,000-acre tract In Central Arkansas, on two trunk lines of R. It., Including townsite and 30 buildings, and 26,000 acres in south Missouri Ozarks. 2 miles of FrlKca R. R. ; fine colonization tracts; $5 an acre for eitlter; on easy terms. Send for full particulars today to F. 11. Pelts. 519 Reliance Bldg-. Kansas City, Mo. FOR SALE One section, 640 acres. $5 per acre; 100 mile Si. Louis; Pulaski county. Mo.; good land; on river; fine tim ber; terms, $30u down, $1)00 year. Address W. B. Williams, Mt. Vernon, 111. FOR SALE 160-acre nicely situated, well drained corner farm; house and barn; northwest of Kingsville, Johnson county. Mo,. 46 miles from Kansas City; $60 an acre; easy terms. Address Box 146, Syca more, 111. FOR SALE Ir. Camden county, Missouri, old soldiers, railroad men, Isboiinc men and others wanting to purchase land on monthly or quarterly payments, address A. R. Jackson, Climax Springs, Mo. CASS county poultry farms, 40, S5. 15, 7, 6. 3-acre tracts; some well Improved; clone to Hari'iBonvtlle; terms, from $100 to $600 rest like rent; fln 100 aorea corn, alfalfa anu riovera lnna; a-room nouse; Darn; or chard; 1 mile of town; $8,500; carry loan J6.0UU. Jamea Patrick, owner, Harrison vllle. Mo. 28 ACRES, between Raytown and Leeds, on rock road. All In blue grass; price, $?00 per acre. John W. Luttrell, Independ ence, Mo. Iowa. 1,300 RICHEST corn acres on earth; lays perfect; finely improved; twelve miles from Des Moines; 100 bushels per acre every year, $125 per acre. Terms. J. F. Snoke, Des Moines. Iowa. FOR SALE OR TRADE 160 acres, well Improved, good soil, 3V miles from New market, la.; for cash or trade; equity $12,000 on dry goods or groceries. Price $126 per acre. E. 11. Landers, Shenandoah, la. kiaiii. POSSESSION-S0-acre farm, well Im proved; rich soil; 55 acres In cultivation, near good town in southeast Kansas; price 2.mw. Address owner, D. R. Finley, Caney, Kan. SOME choice bottom farms for sale 246 acre, 12 mile touth of Ylchltn. on tha Cowskln, Just hits corner of pasture; no waste land; two sets of Improvements; good house of 10 rooma: cold and hot water in house: hath, closets: bam. cribs and other : buildings; oad orchard: one 80 hog tight; 5-room house, barn, granaries, other build lng; this choice 2(6-acre farm can be bought for $20,.Vi0 If sold by June 1. 320 ncre. 2 mile west of Peck. Kan.: cnolce bottom land; good 9-room house, barn, other buildings; $W,:i00. !20 acres. 2 miles from Clearwater. Kan.; one of the best half aec tiona In the vallev; price ;.X,000 for 30 days. H. C. Ciimmings, Clearwater. Kan. 80 ACRES nice, level, black land; house, barn; v.eii watered; l mile rrorn school; a bargain; price $2,250 cash. 160 acres in cul- uvuon; no improvements; gooa Diacic land; $.17.50 pr acre; half cash, balance 6 year. 6 per cent: we Dav 1 a II road tare to I all purchasers; write for list. Southeast naiiaaa j.,anu 10., uennis, wan. Ills EIGHTY acres, well Improved by the old man. fine orchard, good timber, aoll sandy loam, clay subsoil bottom: 35 acre cultl - vated: balance timber, pasture and meadow. One farm team, 13 head cattle, farm ma chinery. Price. $4,600; $2,000 down, balance on long time. This beautiful home must be sold. Summer homes, fine lake frontage, dairy farms, stock farms. Write me your ants. A. W. Simmons, Forest Lake, Washington County, Minn. vLARGE frame hotel all complete and running. Faulkton, 8. D , $7,000. uo-acre farm, close to Swanvlll, Minn., finn buildings. JJ.5US. l'iu acres, partly Improved, fair buildings, Gjuntsburg, Wis., $2,000. room modern frame dwelling. $ lota, Minneapolis, Minn., $3,100; many other bar gains, too numerous to list. Write ua. CANUTE OLSON R. E. CO. 223 Andrews Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. Nebraska. FOR SALE Ranch In northwest Ne braska; a rteat bargain. Phil Htimmel, 300 DeGraw Bdg.. Kansas City, Mo. 45 BUSHEIS WHEAT LAND, $25 PER ACRE. We own and control 30.000 acree of Chey enne county. Nebraska's choicest farm land, now- on the market. The heaviest croo-yleldliig county in Nebraska for ten yeara: alfalfa also a leading crop; ask for foldera and foil Particulars; agents wanted everywhere; write for our preposition at once. Railroad fares refunded if thinga not aa represented. Fundingaiand aV Severeon. Sidney. Neb. REAL ESTATE FARM A.M) MAX H I.AMU FOII SAt.B Nebraska Coat I a tied. FOR SALB Seventeen hundred aorea fine farm land in Itox Hutte county, all fenced; ISO acre. In cultivation; new ham and 7 room house, worth over $.1.0; school house on tha Innd; 'phone; two wella and wind mills: 117.60 per acre, half cash, per cent on balance; all smooth and itood aoll. Al liance Land Co., Alliance, Neo. CHOICE unimproved farm land. 3J0 acres perfectly level, 11 miles northeast of O'Neill; good blark soli; will rut over 4i0 tons of hay annually; best of farm or alfalfa land; stlmol house on land; price $30 an acre. 160 acre, slightly rolling, 9 miles north east of O'Neill; good soil; cuts an abun dance of hay, and Is every foot farm land. Price $25 an acre. C. M. DALY. O'Neill. Neb. NEBRASKA. 2,520 ACRES, complete ranch; dipping vat. dehorning chute: all building in good shape, owner making good moncv; family wauls to move to city. Price. $:)0,0ii0. Might take some clear city property as part pay ment. NOWATA e.AND AND LOT CO., Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red liW.I. GOOD LAND $3.93 PER ACRE 640 acre in central Nebraska, about one half good cultivation land, bslance pasture land, five and one-half mllea from railroad. $2.4R4 cash; balance. $1,334, may run six year. J. G. BONE. 31S Shugard Blk., Council Bluffs, la. 'Phone 814. BARGAINS Hlllcrest, 160 acres, 14.200; oaah rent Midway, 80 acres, beautiful home, $4.80. Asu Grove, $20 acres. $1L200. Easy terms. J. T. CAMPBELL, Litchfield. Nab. FOR TRADE- acres of hand In Keith Co., for cltv proprety. C. M. BACHMANN. 436-37 Paxton Block. Kew Mexico. FOR SALE Patented farm. aJ.tolnlng Willard, N. M., on north and south; Ir rigation assured for next year; Willard Is at Junction of A., T. & S. F. and New Mexico Central railroad; this farm will bring from $10,000 to 115.000 Inside of five years; owner must seek lower altitude; price very reasonable. John T. Kelly, Wil lard, N. M. Oklafeoaaa. TULSA, OKL. 440 acres pasture land, good oil pros pects; $7.60 acre; in fee. John T. Blair &. Co., Tulsa Okl. RANCH FOR SALE For sale Ul.ituo-arre ranch, S. W. Texas; hi agricultural, balance graatng; all fenced, 8t,000 aores wolf proof fence; several ranch houses; stock water: price $5.25 per acre; this price Includes 17,000 sheep, 4,500 cattle, 800 horses; a genuine business proportion, a bargain; value of stock will advance with the season; takea prompt action at this price. Jacob Bozarth, Okmulgee, Okl. South Dakota. FOR SALE 320 acres of good, level lnnd at $26.00 per acre, on reasonable terms. Address Box 15 Plghmore, S. D. FOR SALE 320-sere improved farm, Brookings Co., 8. D., only five miles from city of Brookings. Price, $o6.00 per aero. A snap. Write for full particulars. Lock Box 447, Estelline, S. D. TEXAS SCHOOL LANDS Over 1.000.000 acres for sale by the state. You can buy 640 acres et $2 an acre, pay $32 cash, bal ance after 40 years; fine farming and fruit land and healthy climate. For further information aend to postage. Investor Pub. Co., Dept. B, San Antonio, Texas. 100 ACRES of good land, $1,600; Investi gate this bargain; $500 cash, balance eany terms; must sell at a sacrifice. Box 333, Clarksvlile. 'rex. Mleel)aaaa. CHEAP FARM LANDS. In western Nebraska and Colorado. Writ (or prices. NEBRASKA LAlfD COMPANT. Sidney, Neb. DO TOU WANT TO SELL PART OF YOUR LAND? Write a description of It, buildings, water, near what town. Make 70 worda of it all and send It- to The Omaha Bee with 72 cents for each Insertion. People In Ne braska have money and want land. They look to The Omaha Bee for real estate cf tarings. And they get them ,in The Bee. REAL ESTATE LOANS GARVIN BROS., Sd floor N. Y. Life. $500 to $100,000 on improved property. No delay. WANTED City loana ana warrant. W. Farnain Smith & Co.. 1220 Farnam St. SW0 to t&.ttW on home In Omaha. O'Keefe Real Estate Co.. 1001 N. Y. Life. Douglas or A-215X WANTED City loana. Peiers Trust Co. 8i The United Statea circuit court has au thorized me to Issue $210,000 of receiver's certificates bearing 6 per cent secured by a first lien on property worth $1,000.0000. I am offering a limited number In denomina tions of $100, $500 and $1,000 to net the pur chaser 8Hi per cent. LYSL.E I. ABBOTT. RECEIVER, Telephone A 1324. 40$ Ware Block, Omaha. $100 to $10,000 mad promptly. F. D. Wead. Wead Bldg.. 15th and Farnam. FIVE PER CENT MONEY to loan oa Omaha business property. THOMAS BKENNAN, Room 1. New York Life Bidg. LOANS to Dome owners and home build ers, with privilege of making partial pay ment semi-annually. W. H. THOMAS. 01 First National Bank Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co. LOWEST RATES Bemla Brandela Bldg. REAL ESTATE WANTED I WANT Information about a good grain or stock farm for sale. I know of over i nnn buyers, willing to pay your price. I can tell you how to find them. Write me about It and let's se if we can close up a deal. Ad dre at once, Arthur Capper, Dept. 25, Topeka, Kan. TVE HAVE BUYEKS FOU f. I and 7-room houses. If prices are right we can aell your property for you. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO, Suite 124 N. Y. Life Bldg SWAPS BUSINESS BLOCK, PAYING $2,400 1 per year. Corner, S-story with basement. 1 Price $JO.0O0. Will take half value In good land, balance on low rate of Interest. i NOWATA LAND AND U)T COMPANY. Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red U9. BUSINESS corner lot on 16th St. clear and some caah to trade for house and large grounds. Don't care iiow far out, but must be close to car. 156 acres highly Improved, all In culti vation. $100 per acre Clear; trade for in come property and assume reasonable amount. NOWATA LAND A LOT CO... Suite 24 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red IK. QUARTER aectlon of Holt county raw land for stock of clothing and furnishing gooda. Address V 337, care of Bee. You Want a farm the ether fellow wants city property er stork ( gooda We want tne commlssloa, end u full description la first letter as e will you a trad. NOWATA LAND A LOT CO.. gull (M N. T Life bids Bad 1Mb. $2,000 CASH and clear lot worth about $M. Want good rental property. NOWATA LAND AND l.oT COMPANY. Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 19. FOR EXCHANE-$3.500 Lincoln house, 9 rooms for stock of clothing and fur nishing goods. Address Y 338, care of Bee. TAILORS Martin Rubin, Rra. 1 old U. 8, Ba. Bldg. ad- died TAILORS (Continued a. A. LINQUEBT CO.. Kit PAXTON BLK. MAX MORKI8. Mt BROWN BLOCK. V. TAUCHEN. Kru Theater Bldg. WANTED TO BUY WANTED to buy about 100-acre farm In eastern Nebraska or western Iowa. Give location, description and term. Address N 564, Bee. BEST PRICJB paid for aecond-hand furni ture, carpets, clothing and shoes. 'Phone Doug'ae 1971 HIGHEST prices paid for scrap metals and rubbers. A. B. Alplrn. Omaha, Neb. KEISER pay beat for furniture, etc. Antique furniture cheap. 1020 Center. D. tL WANTED 6,000 feather beds. Write or 'phone D. 1C60. Metropolitan Feather Co. 103 N. 20th. WANTED TO BUY 5 OR 6-ROOM HOUSE TO MOVE Will move at once. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. 624, New York Life Bldg. Red lie. WANTED 1 Horses and Mules. We wish to purchase several servloeably sound, good work teams; will pay top prices. Apply at 903 New York Lite Bldg., city. WANTED. TO BUY-Secpnd-hand aoda fountain. Call at 131$ Douglas St. WANTED TO RENT We Are Getting Numerous Call For Houses of All Sizes. List With Ua NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. B4 N. Y. Ufa Bldg. Phone Red 19a WANTED Board and room In private fam illy by couple; husband travels most .of time; excellent references. Address L the 583, Bee. WANTED SITUATIONS A FIRST-CLAPS steward chef, colored, a tnorotigli caterer; take charge of club, hotel, cafo or wealthy family; a good buyer and manager and economical; good Chicago references; understand handling help. Ad dr8 W. T. Fuller, 2754 Lake 6t. - LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE O SALE OF IRRIGATION DIB. trlct bonds To ail whom it may concern; Notice la hereby given mat the Board of Directora oi the Kimball irrigation District has declared ita intention to sell and will sell the enure Issue of tne bonds of said district heretofore authorized to be isaued by said board and by the electors of said uistrict, to-wit: The sunt ot Two Hundred and Finy Thousand (JiiO.OOOJ Dollars or any part of said issue, at the office of said toard on the corner of Firii. aQ Chestnut Btreets In Kimball, County of Kimball and State of Nebraska, on Saturday, May 14, 1910, at the hour of 12:00 o'clock noon. Sealed proposals will Le received by tne Doaru at Its said office for the purchase of said bonds until the day and hour namea abovu. at which time the said board will open tne rjrouosaia ami awa.nl the Durchase of the bonds to the highest responsible bidder cr bidders, the board, however, reserving the right to reject any and all bids. No bonda can be sold by aaid board at less than ninety-five ('.'6)1) per cant ot 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 trom assessments levied upon all the real estate In said district. Ail bids must be accompanied by certified check, payable to the order of the Kimball Irrigation District for not lees than two (2) per cent of tha amount of the bid, said cneck to be re tained by the district as liquidated damages In case the bid which said check accom panies shall be accepted by the board and ihe bidder shall refuse or fall to carry out l.ls bid. By order of the Boaid of Director. THE KIMBALL IRRIGATION DISTRICT, by I. S. Walker, President. Attest: Fred It. Morgau, Secretary. ,A21d 21 1 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS NOTICE IS hereby 11 that sealed proposals ror bulldint rnlshing an addition to xne house In accordance with i- atlona to be furnished by . nation will be received by ucatlon of School District county, Nebraska, at the A. Walker In the town of "ka, on or before May 15. muft be accompanied by a (or $500. The board reserves .elect any or all bids. The Verdl! plans :i the B. the B No. f.i office VerdU 1910. 1 certlfie. the rlc. Dlans and specifications are now on file in the office of said Harry A. Walker, where they may be inspected. Harry A. Walker, secretary. M6d7t NOTICE TO PLUMBERS. Sealed proposal will be received by the School Board of Shelby, Neb., May 25, for furnishing all material and labor neces sary and putting In a steam heating plant In 'their new school building. Plans and specification may be aeen at Mr. John Latenser's office, architect. Omaha, Neh., or at the School Board. CHARLES KRUM BACH, Secretary. M7d3t GOVERNMENT NOTICES OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING quartermaster, Cheyenne, Wyoming, May 3, 1910. Sealed proposals in triplicate, will be received at thla office until 9:30 a. m.. Mountain Time, Monday, May 23, 1910, at which time they will be opened In public, for the conatructlon, plumbing, wiring for electric motors and lights, electric fixtures, furnishing and installation of laundry ma chinery and equipment, boiler, feed pump, etc., for one U) Laundry, Plana No. 234-B, 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 Quarter master, Department of the Missouri, Omaha, Nebraska; Chief Quartermaster, Department of the Colorado, Denver, Colo rado, and the Secretary of the Builders Exchange, 8t. Paul, Minnesota. Proposal blanks and General Instructions to Blddera may be had upon application to thla office. Th. iinvernmenr reserve the right to re- I Ject or accept any or all bids or any part I thereor. r.nveiope communis iiijwh ! should be. indorsed "Proposala for Laundry, I c-A 11 a nuaanit Wvnmlnn. tn be otened ! May 23." 1910." and addressed to V. K. Hart, Captain l .th Infantry, Acting yuaner- aster. United Sattes Army, In charge of Construction, Room 3, Keefe Han, t ney enne. Wyoming. M5-6-7-9-20-21 Office. Fort Des Molne. la.. May 3. 1910 Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will b re ceived here until 3 p. m., standard time, June 3. 1910. and then opend for the in stallation of a Steam Heating Plant in the Hospital at Fort De Moines, la. Blank r.a nlan. Rneclf icat ion and full infor mation obtained at live office. A depos.t of $1 required for each et of plana. En ...lonu cnntalnlna crooosals should be In dorsed "Proprtsals for Steam Heating Plant i". iinsnltal" and addressed Con- structlng Quartermaster, Fort Des Moines. MO" 7 - aMi-OlJl OCEAN I Iff -.auawl iOn UOyQgO - 1 . . iM.a Signals. Appuiim. orchestras icmm.lum, t a oivniR LX PROVINCE. LA TOUR AINU. iitlonal sailings AddK nuns by popular 0111 lie J. B. MTWOLDaV. W. X. BOOJv, as. vi. ai-a.-, X.OUIB MEEBX). HAMBURG AMERICAN all taoaera Safety Sertce (Wireless. eta London-Paris-Hamburg rO'f. W'I'hi Mil ll.samt'Pm. Lincoln . K Allf. Vie Mil lliOeaana Biuarhar Mar I'l o-.arlra Uauiarhlant Mir a Prit Cram Hlti-rsrU9n a Is Caru raalauiant, Juns jiiD J... Juoa IHambura 4lrct. Baataaig-Asaarlcaa Lias. 41 'way. $f. T, tMSi Aau mm sit REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Res! estate transfer for Mnv 6. '"I0- furnished hv the Midland Guarantee find Trust company, bonde.1 abstractor, 1.14 J-ar- nam strert. Telephone Douglas 2-"i: K. R. Hume and wife to M. Edward, lot 13. block 4 Crolghton HlKhl. ..4 1 M. W. Richmond to .1. Valentine and wife, lot . block 4. Crelghion Heights . 1 A. Hickman and wife to L. M. Parsley, pHrt lot 4. block 123 2 -00 C. Anderson and wife to John Ntuhl, part lot 1, block 2. Onkdalc 3,iO N. J. Hlldlng and wife to F. Strom berg, lot 22. block 14. Bedford Place. 37. South Omaha Investment Co. to Peter O'Mallcv. lot 3. block 134. McGavock A O'Keeffe Peter OMallev to Rlchnril O'Keeffo.. 10 A. McGavoch to Richard (VK'-effe. lots 21 and 23, McGavock O Kcef to 200 John D. Wear to C. llenrlcksen, lot 17, block 4. Ambler Mac 101 P. N. Winter and wife to C. llen rlcksen. lot 16, Mock 4. Ambler Plnce 1 John (. No and wife to W. T. De-n-ney, part of section 34-1'i-i:! 1.12." M. Tracy to K. H. Brown. lot 9. block . Begley Park 2 The N. R. E and Tr. Co to Stefan Spell and wife, part of lot 1. block 1, Kouiitzo's Mh add C. L. Behm and husband to Adopli Mlchka, part lots 12 nud 13, block 12, Konnlze M 2.00 Reserve Realty Co. to II. S. Mnson. lots 17 and IS. block 16. Hitchcock 1st 4H) A. A. Palm and wife to F. W. Ebener, Jr., lot 14. block 2. Sheridan Place ... 500 Ed A. Kelhy and wife et Ml. to Wil liam P. Kelhy. part lot 10. block 20. Hanscom Place 2.300 F. J. Thomaa and husband to H. A. Techev. -lots, 22 and 23, Harlem Lane. 30 L. R. Menu et al. to H. A. Techey, same 150 Hasting & Heyden to Z. M. Green, lot 26 and 27, Renlat of block I. ("at til pa. Place 20 Elizabeth Kountze Real Estate Co. to K. Itenck and Florence Henck. lot 21. Forest Hill Park 1.250 A. Stratniann and husband to B. A. Shurtleff, lota 9 mid 10, Humboldt Place 2:0 F. A. Furay, county treasurer, to Con tinental Truat Co., lot 1. block 4, Hlverlde M. M. Beck to N. B. Mcintosh, lot 24 block 17. Halcyon. Height 3.3.V) RAILWAY TIME CARD UNION JTATION Tenth and Mason. Union Pacific Leave Arrive San Fran. Ov'rl'd Ltd. S:15 a. m. 11:30 p. m. Chi. & Pap. F'st Mall. 4:10 p. m. 5:46 p. m. Atlantic Express 6:45 a. rn. Oregon Express 4:00 p. m. 6:30 p. m. Or-gon-Waali. Ltd 12:40 p. m. 8:40 p. m. Denver Special 6:47 a. m. 12:30 a. ni. Colorado Special 11:48 p. m. 7:43 a. m. Colorado Express .... 2.50 p. m. 8 00 p. m. North Platte local.... 8 15 a. m. 4:46 p. m. Grand Island Local... 6:29 p. in. 10:30 a. tn. Lincoln-Beat. Local. ..12:41 p. m. 1:20 p. ra. Val. & Cen. City Lcl. .12:41 p. m. 1:30 p. m. Illinois Central Chicago Expree ... Chicago Limited ... Minn. -St. Paul Exp. Mlnn.-St. Paul Ltd. a 7:00 am a t:45 pra .a 6:00 pin a 7:46 am ,b 7:00 am 6:00 pin a 7:45 am Omaha-Ft. Dodge Loc.b 4:15 pm bll: Chlcaco A Nortk weetern. KASTBOUND. Omaha Express a 7:00 am al2:36 am Chic&go Local al2:06 pm a 3:24 pm Coloiado-Cnlcago a 6:20 pm a 3:28 pm Chlcutio Special a :00 pm a 7:56 am Pactnc Coast-Chicago, .a 6:00 pm a 3:28 pm Loa Angeles Limitea....a :iu pm mjx.j in overland Limited .a!l:4u pm a 7:46 am Denver Special alt. -to am a 6:32 am Carroll Local a 4.30 pm a 9.50 am Fast Mall a o.i pm NORTHBOUND. Twin City Expreaa a 1 :60 am al0:20 pm bioux City Local a 3:46 pm a 3:28 pm Minn. Dakota Ex. ...a 7:00 pm a 9:15 am Tw in City Limited a 9:00 pm a 7:30 am WESTBOUND. Llncoln-Chadron a 7:50 am a 11:00 am Norfolk-Boneatee'i a 7:50 am al0:4j pm Long Pine-bo. Platte.. .b 3:15 urn a b:20 pm Hastings-Superior b 2:15 pm b 6:20 pm Dead wood-Hot opgs a 4:uu pm a :ZJ H11 Casper-Lander a 2:6o pm aU:0 am Fremont-Albion b b:aO P a i Voj Chicago, Rock Island C Pacific EAST. Rocky Mountain Ltd... .a :40 am al0:30 pm Iowa Local a 4:30 pm Chicago Day Express.. a 6:68 am Des Moines Local a 4:00 pm jU2:S0 pm Iowa Local bl0:36 am b 9:55 pm Chicago-Eastern Exp...a 4i40 pm a 1:1a pm Chicago-Nebraska Ltd. 8:08 pm a 8:04 am WEST. Chicago-Nebraska Ltd. for Lincoln a 8:25 am a 5:47 pm Colo, and Cal. Exp a 1:25 pm a 4:30 pm Okla. and Texas Exp... a 2:30 pm a 1:60 pm Rocky Mountain Ltd...al0:40 pm a 8;3i are Wabash Omaha-St. Louis Ex. ...a 6:30 pm a 9:25 am Mall and Kxpresa a 7:30 am aU:ia pro Li.nWrv I icul (from Council Bluffs b 6:00 pm D10;15 a ra Mlaaonrt Pacific K C & St. L. Ex a S:40 am a 6:35 am K. C. & St. L. Ex. (Iv Sat. 12 p- m all:15 pm a 6:30 pm Chicago, Mllwankee & St. Panl Overland Limited aU:tt pm a 8:00 am Omaha-Ctlcago Ex a 7:15 am a 9:30 am Colorado Special a 7:5f am all:33 pm Coio.-Californla Ex a 6:00 pm a 3:25 pm Perry -omaha Local b 6:16 pm bU:0j pin Chlcaco Great Western Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm Twin City Limited a t:30 pm a 8:00 am I Chicago Expresa a .w pm TWlU City .w - tr BURLINGTON STATION Tenth aad II aeon. Bnrllacton Leave. Arrive. Denver and California.. 4:10 pm a 8:45 pm Puget Sound Express. ..a 4:10 pra a 6:10 pm Nebraska points a 8 20 am a b :10 pm ni.i, miia a 4:10 Dm a 6:10 pm Northweat Express all:26 pm a 7:00 am Nebraska points 8:20 am a 6:10 pm Lincoln Mall Nebraska Express Lincoln Local 1 Innnln t.nca.1 .b 1:20 pm al2:15pm .a 9:16 am a 6:10 pm b 9:08 am 7:25 pm a 7:50 pm Bchuyltr-Piattsmouth....b 3:06 pm bl0:0 am piattsmouth-lowa 'n am Bellevue-Plattiincuth....al2:80pui a 2 4opiii Colorado Limited all :25pm a 7:00am Chicago Special a 7 15 am all :06 pm Chicago Express a 4:20 pm a J:6o Pm Chicago Fast Express.. a 6 20 pm a 8:00am Iowa Local a 9:16 am al0:80 am Creston-lowa Local a 3:80 pm al0:90 am St. Louis Express a 4:30 pm all:46am K. C. tnd St. Joseph. .. .alO:45 pm a 6.4o am K. C. and St. Jbseph....a 9:16 am a 6:10 pm K. C. ar.d St. Joseph.... a 4:30 pra WEBSTER STATION Flfteeatl. aad Webster. Mlaaour! Pa-! Leave. Arrive. Auburn Local Chlcaao, St b 8:50 pm bl2:10 pm Paul, Mtaneapolia A Omahl Sioux City Express b 8:00 pra bll:46 am Omaha Local Sioux City Passenger 8.20pm Twin City Passenger.... D o..w am Sioux City Local ,.c 8:35 am When you vant wT.av. you ant when ' you want It, say ao inroua. "" Ad 0olunn. j STEAMSHIPS To Those Who Use The To Those wnc FRENCH LINE v" Havre to Pari n 81 A DATS lor gaiety, upeeu nu iuiuhu. - connect for all continental points. CompagnieGeneraleTransailaniique . ... i...-Ner York every Thurs- ----- -7- v i.i amata aany pn". "'""'r'"p.,,inuj VT Mav 12 l "f M JNJi Atina v V.y 19 6 '7ORRAINE J Mav 26 .J0 .iteVnate Saturd at 2d cabin PVs" r.o ays - "--". .V 2. DO. raoin . t Aa-t. c.M. at. r. aty. - 160l rtrnam Bt. - ... ...a vi rat xfat'l. siana. j SSSfSlSSSSSSJSL . Plrert t Norway, Swedeo and Denmark I t nitxl iuih .....r 1:1c. v Titiwi-. ... j..n. I Halls '!' MM l t'nltee '' J"" ii.l ii Ja. IUII la nlav Julr 1 l! ah Steamers dalpp4 srltB Wlrelesta , irat cakia. '. aa.....- iOUNSOe m CO., IM Waal Klniia SL Cblcaso, ' Oa TO MeJAJ. aGKMTg. OUR HOME MAGAZINE , 1 - SIDELIGHTS ALONG WASHINGTON BYWAYS It is hard to tell where Insurgency be gin and where It ends. Over In the United States senate the little hand of Insurgents who are following Cummins, La Follette ft Co. are a consistent lot. Not to In the house. Not long ago, it may be remembered, there wa a fight In the house to deprive Speaker Cannon of his membership on the rules committee. On that occasion Repre sentative A. J. Gardner of Maitsachusett left a sick bed to go to the house 10 Join the Insurgents in their record breaking long distance session. Gardner has r weak heart and he has been known to risk hi health on mote than one occasion for a cause In which he was Interested. When Massachusetts was fighting to de termine whether It would send to the na tional convention a delegation plodged to Taft or an uninatructed one. Gardener Jumped Into the fight agmlnst his distin guished father-ln-law, Henry Cabot Iodge, and Insisted on and won a Taft delegation. At that time his physicians told him he might bn carried out of the convention hall on a shutter. That did not bother Gardner. He bad a fight on hand. When the Insurgents unexpectedly launched their fight on the rule Gardner was In bed. He went to the Capitol and he remained there for nearly forty-eight hours. He paid for the exertion by remain ing In bed until well, Gardner heard that the - admla-lstratlon railroad bill was In danger. Disregarding his do-tor's orders, he went to the capltol. He shook hands with th Insurgents all round and then proceeded to vote -with the regulars all day. Gardner, It must be known, only Insurgee when the rules are under discussion. He hobbled around like an aged cripple. From the house he went to Johas Hopkins University IF Brightside and His BY LAFAYETTE PARKS. "Here's a man that tried to get a di vorce because his wife never had his din ner ready on time," begins Brlghtslde, the household pride sauntering In to render the usual anvil solo. "A skirt that's slow In coming across with the eats doesn't deserve a husband," growls Son, feeling for a match. "Well, the judge didn't give a decree to him on that ground," comments Father. "That gink either has dyspepsia or his block Is solid Ivory to say nix on a deal like that," protests Son. "When It gets so the dames can hand out the grub when ever they get good and ready what rights will us men have left 7 The hook for a Judge like that, says your little Willie." "I don't believe there are very many women who are late with their meals," Brlghtslde declares, coming to the rescue of the fair sex with his wonted enthu siasm. "It all depends on how a chap starts out with 'em," Son asserts, as though he had trained many a mate to the marital harness. "The first time a meal Is late If hubby growls and shows his teeth the chances are she won't try to sting him again. You've got to throw a scare Into 'em," he adds conclusively. 'While I am a champion of system, be lieving It should reign in the home as well as In th office, there must b9 times when a wife's daily program may be In terrupted," protests Father. "If I were head of the house she'd have to change her program then," Son an nounces. "These hangover suppers of canned aalmon and cold potatoes get my goat. They spread the near-food out on a fancy platter, sprinkle a bunch of spinach on It, call It a la francalse and bring It on quick, thinking they can get away with it." "Some of tl.e cold dishes women prepare are real tasty," argues Father. "A thrifty housewife can make left-over food most appetizing." "The married gazabo that will fill up on a frost-bitten layout of Junk line that deserves to be henpecked," Son asserts. "It little wlfle once finds she can sidestep the full-course dinner you can bet a $2 hat she'll be found rubbering in the de partment store show windows near 0 BUSINESS AGE. "Sklnby played a good one on Milltonbucka, the jeweler" "Bought an enpagemcnt ring on the strength of the girl's name, and then forgot to propo. J- r kln d Mucc.fh a T4HT- honors hospital. In Baltimore. He fights and lets the doctor look out for him afterward. "All tip!" It Is the voice of Champ Clark, minority leader of the houe. "Sit Mill!" Again It Is the voice of th big Mlourian. who I as certain that he is going to be the next speaker of the house an the Inaurgent are certain that "i'nclo Joe" Cannon I an undesirable poison Talk about democratic harmony. There never was so much harmony In the wor'.d as that now being displayed by the demo cratic member of the house, with the vivid picture of a democratic house ever be fore their eye and a desire to do the bid ing of their leader In order that there may be no cause for handling out poor committee chairmanship in the Sixty second congress. "We have heard a lot of talk about Champ Clark and hi Inability to lead hi men," declared a prominent democrat to duy. "The fact of the matter Is that Champ never had a chance to lead until qulto recently. It I a fine thing to lead when your leader la leading you some where, but when you have been a minority party for so many long, weary year the leader gets tired of leading and the fol lowers Ret tired of being led. Now things are different. We are on the high road to power. "Thanks to the Insurgents, we have been able to put a few things over the plate at this session, and, Instead of being hope less every time we vote, there is now th delightful uncertainly and a olosemess about the votes which Is faolnating. Hence, when a division la called for and Champ Clark gives the order "All up,' we Jump to our feet as though we were on a spring released by Champ. Confidentially there many not be the same unanimity of opinion after Champ has passed out the chairman ships and disappointed a few hopefuls." Boy "Sidestepping W 1 f i e a Canned (Suppers," Their Latest Tabloid Sketch. IT 'WKESCtJHSICjEEAB TNGCVWTY TO Ta THESE o'clock afternoons Instead of staying la her flat Juggling pots and pans ever th gas stove." In these days of high prices It Is a clevee woman who can use up th odds and ends of food that must accumulate In every home," Is Father's belief. "Let her feed 'em to Fldo," suggests Son. "Not being a hi man sausage machine, I bar the grocery store bric-a-brac. Soma skirts will spill a can of tomatoes over m bunch of bacon rinds, stir In a slab of stale bread, label the combination 'pigeon foot potpte,' and coax hubby to put it behind his belt. That's the kind of a dame who usually lands In the suffragett army," scornfully raps Son. "It takes considerable ingenuity to da those things," Is Father's praise for the culinary legerdemain. "Queenb with all that class are siire too good to hold down a regular Job as chief grub artist In a Harlem flat," retorts Son. "They ought to work in oh assistants to Prof. Smootho, vaudevilles popular prince of lugglers, who tukes live rabbits out of hla hat and scrambles omelettes on his shirt front without Die aid of cold storage hen fruit." "Are city huNbamls always at home promptly on the dinner hour?" queries Father, with a sudilen Inspiration of Jus tice to the condemned Kcnller sex. "When hubby has the price of a real feed In his JeaiiH ntul he gets a hunch th missus is due to hand him the Icy eats, It's up to him to beat It for his favorite restaurant." admit Son. "Cruel words may sting when he does land home, but never so deep as having to pry open a bunch of canned goods and eating a hand out on the kitchen table." (Copyright, l'JIO, by N. Y. Herald Co.) safe Aperient for Little Ones. In extreme caea nothing equals castor oil administered on an empty stomach. If ttiosH in charge of children are careful ami prescribe tn time they will find that car- A bonate of magnesia la an excellent aper. f lent. It keeps well In a corked bottle. The best way to give magnesia to children la to put It on top of a little milk and let It rail through It; in this way It become quit smooth when well mixed. The usual done of carbonate of mugnesla for a chile' is a teaspoonful. Woman's Life. I'oor Pa. Hurry backs Ihe ponies And never harks them right Sinle hacks a bridge whist cluli That has a gunie each night: &Ja-ih backa the suf t regents, And pa, like all htnpecke, Stays home and leads in simp: Ufa And meekly backa th chscket -T. X. U nil ni