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THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1910.
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REAL ESTATE
( IT- I'HtM KHI't K it SALE
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HKNTEKS AND INVESTORS
I' y M to liKO cash and $13 to Y) ht
itmnth on a home or Investment property
ml the rent saved or pnnluced will soon
pay the purchase price. See us promptly
about tho foMowliig:
-mom, part modern, close In, I2.30O.
10-ronni, name, paved Sts., 45-ft. lot, 2.0.
-rocim, name, on car line, 4i-ft. lot, $2.KI.
ti-room, name, small cash payment, fl,MM.
6-room, same, lot 41x'ju, 2,!U0.
Then places are all In first class con
dition and rented to Rood advantage.
HUSSELL & McKlTKlCK CO.,
432 ltatnge Uldg.
l..th and Harney.
HO XOU WANT TO SELL i'AKT Oe
YOUR LAKDJ
Write a description of It, buildings,
water, near wnat town. Make TO words of
It all and send It to The Omaha lies wltn
',i cents for each Insertion. People in Ne
braska, have money and want land. They
look to The Omaha lite (or real en late ot
tering. And they get them in The lit.
DESIRABLE rent houses and choice lots
In Nebraska City. Fur particular address
V tt6. Jbee.
PliAlltlE PARK "tfSZ'SS.
form collection of home; terms easy; streets
paved and parked. 1'axlon ileal Kstate Co.
Edgewood, $7,000
Nine-room nouse, grand forest
Finest outlook in the city.
Harrison & Mot ton,
trees.
XX) YOU WANT TO 8F.LL. PART Olf
YOUR LAND?
Writ a description of It, buildings,
water, near what town. Make TO words of
It all and rend It to The Omaha Bee with
Ti cents for each Insertion. People in Ne
braska have money and want land. They
look to The Omaha Bee for real estate of
ferings. And they get them In The Bee.
REAL ESTATE
IWIIM AMU uA.Ntll LAAU FOR BAI.B
Arkansas.
THREE thousand four hundred and
eighty-five acres of land located In the
famous St. Francis valley, along the St.
Fiancls river, In .Butler county. Mo., and
Clay county. Ark. Timber estimated as
loliov.s:
Cypress, 6,000,000; red gum, 6.000,000; Oak
(fib per cent wmte;, 6,00u,uuu; elm, ash, etc.,
1.UUU.U00; hickory, l,uw,uu0; Tupelo gum, 4,000,
uuu. v ill sell any or part ut timber wltnout
land.
Eighty million three hundred and eighty
three thousand feet virgin timber, well
located; cHtlmated as follows:
White oak, 6,707,000; red oak, 3,353,000;
white, ash, ZO.m.ooo; cypress, 20,L!l,ouo; red
gum, lO.uuu.Ouu; cottonwood, 15,M0,&A); other
kinds, b,uw,2u0. On both railway ana water
way.
We sell farm and limber lands. Write
for price list today.
Harron-Liiy Land & Development Co.,
Blytheville, Ark.
Canada.
RIVERSIDE, Alberta's finest stock farm
or l.UW acres, Is for sale at a snap. For
particular of this and otner farm lands
write to tho owner, W. J, McNamara,
esasklwln. Alberta. Canada.
FOR SALE By owner, Canada wheat
lands. Thirteen farms In It) and 240-acre
lots, ready to break and seed. Near Win
nipeg, Man.; best market; first crop pays
tor the land; all near railroads. Must sell
quick to hold contract. Write Herman
llietvllle. Fella. lo.
California.
A BARGAIN Farm of 113 SO-100 acres" of
good sandy loam land, 40 acres of orchard
In V o( mile of railroad station. Situated
In ooluno County, California; good woll
of water, with farming Implements. Price
h.000. Address Box 641. Dixon. Cal.
Free Lands in
Southern
California
ricase remtunber that Uiis land Is going
fast. A chance of a lifetime. "Are you
with us." Call on or address John Maresh,
Hotel Bouquet, omana.
Colorado.
LARGE stock ranch for sale at a bar
gain; no trade considered. Write or call
on A. U. Putnam, Elbert, Colo.
ROUTT county, Colorado; bargains In
ranches and relinquishments, homesteads,
water rights, SJW a. tel., uoo; a good ltiv
acre ranch, plenty of water, S2,20u. Write
me. N. A. v right, Yampa, Colo.
COLORADO LANDS
Free homesteads, relinquishments of Im
proved homesteads, cheap deeded lunds,
fruit and garden tracts.
65,000 acres at edge of Denver, coming
under Irrigation. Colorado's Irrigated land
yields &J00 lo J700 per acre. Easy payments,
Uet a cheap, good home in sunny Colo
rado. While for literature.
SECRETARY, LAND HEADQUARTERS,
410 Empire Uldg., Denver. Colb.
6 AND 10 ACRE FRUIT AND GARDEN
TRACTS.
2 miles from Denver. For the man or
woman who wants to acquire health while
making big money on their Investment. Our
tiacia are all under irrigation and the soil
I the richest. You can clear from $1,500 to
eo.uuu on earn tract raising rrult and vege
tables and we are selling these tracts very
Cheap and on easy terms. A small pay
ment down, balance in payments to suit
youiseli.
Will produce enough to make you Inde
pendent while the land will double in
valuo within three years. 320 days of sun
shine eacn year, ready market for your
products ut your very door. Only a ,few
minutes ride to the center of the most cos
mopolitan city In the west.
Call or wrllo for termr literature, eto.
"WESTERN LAND & INVESTMENT CO.
UU Board of Trade Ulug.
CHOICE relinquishment on Crow creek,
near ikw town of Xllggsdale; 10 acres,
tiiiest soil, smooth laud, Ho acres ready
lor corn; deeded land udjolnlng held at $Jb
to $25 an uciv; relinquisnments same kind
laud In adjoining secrlon sold recently at
$10 acre; possible to Irrigate; to sell before
May 25. utter at $iu0. owner leaving Colc
luuo. W, W, Lorimcr, Urover, Colo.
RELINQUISHMENTS "
AND
DEEDED LANDS
Neiir Deer Trail, Colo., in the heart of
the ram belt, shallow water, film soil. Also
deeded lauds, town lots. Deer Trail Is tne
cuining town of Colorado, M mile ,ast of
Denver. Farming land In this vicinity pro
ducts better crop man 50 to $1io lands
iu the eust. It up lo you. Write us
luduy. ask questions. The Deer Trail Realty
C... Deer 'null, Colo,
Iowa.
IS ACREs $1,000.
About ono mile trom street car Una
Council B.utfs, about one-half good garden
and fruit land, balance pasture, exeelleiil
load to city, nice building site on east end
ef place, protected on north aud west by
hills, no building. This Is a cheap place.
$250 cash will handle It,
II. U. M GEE REAL ESTATE CO.
14 Pearl St., Council Bluff.
IOWA LANDS, HOWARD COUNTY.
320 acre within a mlie of station, &
miles from county seat, a very well im
proved half and good land, prlc, ,5 per
acre, easy term.
220 acres, four miles from a good town
II good land, fine grove, flue building'
splendid water, good black loam with
Clsy sub-soil. Price. $70 per acre.
s40 acres; very fins farm, good Improve
ments, good grove, good oi chard, pries
eS per acre,
240 acres, one mils from station, some
rinull improvements, good laud, a snap
at $50 per acre.
For further Information, writ,
ED. M. HUNT,
Fourth and pierce sts, Sioux City, la
STOCK and grain farm for sale, eon.i...
Ing of 174 acres, with good Improvements,
uviru iiai. vi uvu ivwu; price X55
Pvr acre. Address Lock Box W, itedflcld.
A GREAT BARGAIN
In Iowa corn land, I4 miles from town; 160
well Improved for $56 an acre. For particu
lars address U.. A. Dressman, Germauia,
Kossuth County, Iowa.
Peisiwteiit Advertising l the Road to Big
lie! urns.
REAL ESTATE
KAHM A.NIJ MAX It I M FOH 9ALK
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Florida.
FLORIDA.
County commlHxloiiet s of Marlon county
have Issued an off.clal booklet of con
servative Informalloti which will be sent
free to all. Address M. M. Proctor, County
Commissioner, i'edro, Marlon County, Fla.
IV YOU want to know all about farm
lands la southern states, the drainage of
the everglade of Florida, fruit and truck
lands o( Alabama and Mississippi, gulf
coast, Texas and reclamation of the won
derful fertile alluvial lands of Louisiana,
send 20 tents for one year's subscription
to Gulf s.ates Farmer, New Orleans.
FLORIDA LANDS-100,000 acres fine
southern Florida lands for sale at a bar
gain. Georue T. Hedges ft Co., Cedar Rap
ids, la.
FLORIDA LANDS Ask about our south
ern Florida lanls; now Is the time to buy.
lien I. Tanner, Cedar lUplds la.
FOR 8 A LIS Florida's frostJess belt; 1,000
acres dry vegetable land, richest marl
soil; earliest trucking section; fJO.OOO this
winter off it) acres tomatoes; near Miami
guarantee to rent every acre for $u per
year. o. L. Miller, Box. CJ5, Miami la.
JtTPITKR niRllRNH. FLORIDA.
Land near Palm Beuch. Fin., that will
produce In actual profit the first year over
twice its cost, (to an acre (a dollar an aero
down and a doi ar an acre per month).
linmcdiuie possession given on first pay
ment. You may plant jour crop Oct. 1,
lMO. Crops farmed winter and summer.
Free Instructions by e.tnert farmer. First
year's protlt from IA0 to MX) per acre.
UUiCK. TRANSPORTATION.
A shell road from vour.door to East Coast
mil way station, 0 miles distant, makes
transportation easy; also water transporta
ticn. But 6Vi miles from Atlantic ocean
and gulf stream; but 17 miles north of
i-aini Beach America s greatest winter re
sort; but 38 to 57 hour by fruit express
trom the biggest markets in the United
states. Jupiter Oardens positively are situ
aiea
BELOW THE FTtOST LINE.
Climate healthful: mortality rato half
mat or large cities. Lands dry and drained
at all seasons. Schools, churches, near
neighbor and pleasant surroundings. Certi
fied abstract furnished uurchasers showing
good title free from all Incumbrances.
Company absolutely responsible. Write to
literature at once. THE JUPITER LAND
Co. Lands near Jupiter, Fla. General olflces
mercantile iiDrary mug., Cincinnati, u.;
norma unices, jupltur, Fla.
Georgia.
FOR SALE How Is this? A lot 50xl0
fceet In a progressive city and 40 acres
farming land all lor (200; on terms of $10
cash, $10 monthly without interest. Address
t . u. Thomas, izuo River road, uuiumDus,
Ua.
Illinois.
$6,000 BUYS 40-acre Illinois fruit farm;
6,Ouo apple, peach and pear trees In full
bearing; tine house, beautiful maple grove;
Joins railroad town, J. T. Bradley, Alma,
111.
Indiana.
FOR SALE 10. 20, SO. .40 and SO-acre
farms; well improved, 40 miles from Chi
cago. Frank L. Faley, Valparaiso, lnd.
Maryland.
FOR SALE Farms in the garden spot of
Maryland, Harford county; several fine
stock and gram tarms, auo to 600 acres;
good buildings, water, fences, fruit, roads,
schools, chuiches, neighbors, railroads and
health. Write for prices, particulars and
terms. Harford Real Estate Agency, Bel
Air, Md.
MIsBOarl.
FOR SALE 1,200 acres, well fenced, set
In grass, stocked with game; good springs,
good pasture, fine shade, walnut, mul
beriy, white oak, hickory, elm; near navi
gable river and large creek; good flstung
i nd hunting, other lands In large or sinau
tracts. Correspondence Invited. W. S Pope,
Jefferson City, Mo.
Montana.
FOR SALE Montana land; 5,282 acres, t.ix
miles from Lavlna and six miles from
Broadview, and one mile from the state ex
perimental station; S5 per cent tillable; will
sell for $14.60 per acre. W. O. Bock, New
Albln. la.
Nebraska.
Thesa are numbers 3-12-57 of one of tho
best sections of western Nebraska, In
Kimball county Owners asking $15 per
acre and instruct us to sell. Let us show
you from nearest station by auto.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1002-3-4 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
Phones Douglas -162, Independent A-2162.
$4,000 will buy H section of land 2 miles
south of Benkelman, County seat of Dundy;
good soli, level road and close lo water.
Bo. 2U. Aibin. Neb. owner.
CHANCE to get a good home, 64 Oacres,
relinquishment, 400 acres, partly level, im
provements cost $l.ooo. This Is a bargain,
13,600. 640 acres reilnquisnment, 8u good
level land, bal, hills, but makes good pas
ture, $150. 320 acre hay laud, this is good
nd only $10 per acre. Address O. Gallagly,
Johnston, Neb, ,
Tennessee
ORCHARD FOR SALE.
J,)00-acre orchard In northern Tennessee,
cue of the flneBt orchards in the United
States, thousands of fruit trees coming
Into tearing tnls year; store, canning fac
tory, three residences, mules, Implements,
etc.. ko with the place; a chance of a life.
time to the right piny, as owner cannot
atteni to It and is obliged to sell; win
give long lime or taka part In trade, if
necessary. union savings uatis, li.au
Claire. Wis.
Texas.
17S-tT? CAT V 1 irh ,.ni. w-1 T I .
stock farm In central Texas, 3 miles from
Kimu lunu miu i.muau, BuiiauiB lor U1V1
slou among 5 or 6 families. Healthy loca
tlon and prosperous community. A great
bargain It bought as a whole. Write for
full particulars. R. L. Slaughter, Austin,
Tex.
FOR SALE 175 acres rich Coney Valley
land for salo; 135 lu corn, 40 timber;
on railroad, station clube; county seat 6
miles; fine climate; will .grow anything;
church, school privileges, good markets; In
fast developing country. If Interested ad
dress the owner, J. M. Cockrell, Wharton.
Tex.
VACANT school lands yet on the plains
of Tcx.is for settlers, goud land, good
water. In a country that raises corn and
hogs; fees $25 a bectlon, half down, balance
when settler Is on land. Address T. W.
Hague, Sllgo, Tex.
FOR SALE--15.OH0 acres south Texas, 3,500
acres In high state of cultivation, all under
fence, 40 houses, other buildings, 0 artesian
wells, Irrigate early crops, pienty rain fol
iate crops; sale cheap; small cash pay
ment, balance easy time. The best prop.isl
tlon In the state. Frank Bowles, Lubbcck,
Texas.
Mlaeellaneoaa.
CHEAP FARM LANDS.
In western Nebraska and Colorado. Writs
tor prices.
NEBRASKA LAND COMPANY,
Sidney, Neb.
CAN locate parties on desirable timber,
fruit, agricultural and grasmg lands, in
California. Oregon and Washington; spe
cial government land list, wita laws, sent
to all Interested parties. West American
Land & Timber Co., 719 K. St., Sacra
mento, Cal. i
FREE 320-ACRE HOMESTEAI-Mllllons
of acres fertile lands. Valuable Infor
mation, laws, maps showing how and
whrrg to locate. Sent for 25c mailing coat.
Western Land Co, 1 494. Cheyenne. Wyo.
DO YOU WANT TO SELL PART OF
YOUR 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 73
cent for each Insertion. People In Ne
braska have money and want land. They
look to The Omaha Bee. for real estate ot
f'Hne And they ret them tn The Bee.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
OA41VIN BROS., M floor N. Y. Life. $500
to $luu.oou on improved property. No delay.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
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WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith Co., 1220 Farnain St.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
$10i) to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Weed bldg., 18th and Farnam.
$' to $5,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe
Real Estate Co., 1003 N. Y. Life. Douu'aa
or A-2162.
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Brandels Bldg.
FIVfi PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha business property.
THOMAS HRENNAN.
Room 1, New York Life Bldg.
LOANS to home owners and home bu'.ld
ers, with privilege of making partial pay
ment semi-annually.
W. H. THOMAS,
603 First National Bank Bldg.
FIVE PER CENT BONDS for sale. In
amounts from $20 to $3,000; we cash them
any time. American Safe Deposit Vaults,
216 S. 17th, Bee Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
AVE HAVE BUYERS FOtt
5, 6 and 7-room houses. If prices are right
we can sell your property lor you.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT COrf
Suite 626 N. Y. Life Blag.
SOUTH OMAHA
J. KLEIN .
The old remibiu ia.o.1 jkjUOR dealer.
N. E. Cor. Ann anu N StB.
LATEST styles, good materials and low
prices is popularizing the llyan Millinery
Store, 6U .J. Ultn at., South omaha.
WEDDING presents can be purchased at
an advantage nt tne Novelty store, N.
Uth St., South Omaha.
WEDDING GIFTS You'll find the best
collection of appropriate gltt tnings at our
store, either in jeweliy, cut glass or silver
ware. Jacobsuti 6c c'urun Co., 2401 N St.,
South Omaha.
SWAPS
160 ACRES of raw land In Wheeler
county to trade for city property.
CHRIS. BO 1 Kit, 22u una cu tiling Sis.
$20,000 HALF interest In coal mine to ex
change for cneap wild lanu. Box 424, Dug
Moines, la.
I HAVE a good il-room strictly modern
house wun 101 ouxlwO In west part of .city.
Handy to street cars. Has good barn,
cement walks, paved street, nice lawn,
trees, etc. 1 am asking $3,700. Will sell or
trade tor good lot, well located, worm
about $1,600. Address K-W2, Bee.
TAILORS
MISFIT tailored suits $35 and $40 values
at $15. See A. Hubensteln, ulVs . 14tU L
Martin & Rubin, Rro. 21 old U. S. Bk. Bldg.
ad died
NO MATTER what occasion you want
clothes for you get real tailor service from
Ed Thlel, 71 S. 16th.
TRAVELING GOODS
EVERYBODY needs something in our
line. We want you to know that our leather
gotds are Just as represented. Let us
prove It. AUred Comlsii, 1210 Farnain St.
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED TO BORROW $400 or $500 for
1 year. Will pay 10 per cent interest.' Ad
dress. H-676. Bee
WANTED TO BUY
BEST PRICE paid for second-band furni
ture, carpets, clothing and sboes. "Phoa
Douglas 9U
HIGHEST prices paid for scrap metals
nd rubbers. A. B. Alplrn,, Omaha, Neb.
WANTED TO BUY
S OK 6-ROOiM HOUSE TO MOVE
Will move at onoe.
NOWATA J -AND AND LOT CO.,
24 New Yorl: Life Bldg. Kcd 1.J-.
WANTED 6,000 FEATHER BEDS. Write
cr telephone Douglas 1660. METROPOLI
TAN FEATHER CO.. S08 N. 20th.
Best prices for BROKEN WATCHES.
Old Gold, etc. NATHAN, 211 So. 13th St.
WANTED TO RENT
We Are Getting Numerous Calls
For Houses of All Sizes. List With Us.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red 11)99.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Steady situation in drug store,
7 months' experience; 18 years old. Hubert
R. Kaempfer. Rising City. Neb.
TWO bright, Intelligent yonng men desire
evening work; anything; fast on any type
writer; reporters; best of references; work
guaranteed. G 52, Bee.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFB1CE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Cjuartermaster, Cheyenne, Wyoming, May
14, 1910. Sealed proposals in triplicate, will
be received at mis office until v.m a. m.
mountain time, Wednesday, June 8, 191u,
t which time they will be opened in puo
ilc, for the construction, heating, etc., of
the following public buildings, at Kort D.
A. Russell, Wyoming, vix: tl) For con
struction, plumoing, heating, electric wir
ing and electric fixtures, tor one U) quar
ters for four civilian employes, plans, No.
t2-P;; 2) for construction, plumbing, elec
tric wiring and electric fixtures, tor one i
quartermaster's stable, plans No. 139-L and
two t2) stables, plans No. 139-0.; 13) for
construction, electric wiring and electric
fixtures for one U) douoie stauie guaiu
and snop building, plans No. 39-Q; ( lor
construction only, for one CD wagon shed,
plans No. bO-H; 15) for the Installation of
steam heating systems complete and alter
ations In construction of Barracks Nos. 35,
Mi, 3 1, .9, 40, 41, 42, 43 and 44, post plans.
Plans No. 2-9-3, and officers' quarters
Nos. 29 and 30, post plans. Plans and
specifications lor the inspection ot bidders
are on fll in this offlor, also the off lees of
the Chtuf yuarterinatjter. Department of
the Missouri, Omahu, Nebraska; Chief
uuarterniaster, Department of the Colo
rado, Denver, Colorado; Depot yuarter
master, 1st. Louis, Missouri; Constructing
(juartermaster, Fort Leavenwortn, Kan
sas, and the Secretary of the Builders' Ex
change, Su Paul, Minnesota. Proposal
blanks and general instructions to bidders
may be had upon application to this office.
The government reserves the right to re
ject or accept any or all bids or any part
(hereof. Envelopes containing proposals
should be indorsed "Proposals tor the con
struction, etc., of public buildings at I-ort
D. A. Russell, Wyoming, to be opened
June 8, 1910," and addressed to V. K. Hrt,
Captain Fifteenth infantry, A. y. M-, U. S.
A.. In charge of the construction, .Room a
Keefe hall, Cheyenne. Wyoming.
M-li-l-l--20 J 6-.
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster, Cheyenne, V yomlng. May
3. 1910. Seaied proposals in triplicate, wbl
oe received at tnis otfice until :M u. in..
Mountain Time, Monday, May 2J, 1910, at
which time they will be opened in public,
tor the construction, plumbing, wiring for
electric motors and lights, electric fixtures,
furnishing and Installation of laundry ma
chinery and equipment,' boiler, feed pump,
tc, for one (1) Laundry, Plana No. 231-B.
Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming. Plana 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 ot the Builders'
Exchange, St. Paul, Minnesota. Proposal
blanks and Ueneral Instructions to Bidders
may be had upon application to this office.
The Government reserves the right to re
ject or accept any or all bid or any part
thereof. Envelopes containing propoi-als
should be Indorsed "Proposals for Laundry,
Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming, to be opened
May 23, 1910," and addressed to V. K. Hart,
Captain 16th Infantry, Acting Quarter
master, 1'nlled Satte Army, in charao of
Construction, Kooin 8. Keefe Hall. Chey
I mni), Wyoming. M5-6-7-9-30-21
GOVERNMENT NOTICE
PE1XVT QT'AftTF.UM VSTKR 8 OFFICE.
Omaha, Nebraska. May 2i, l!b. Sealed
proposals In triplicate will be receive! here
until 11 a. m., June H, 1K10, and then pub
licly opened for Installing steam heating
plant In storehouse at Omaha depot. Infor
mation furnished upon application. United
State reserves right to reject or accept all
proposals or any part thereof. Envelope
containing proposals should be endorsed
"Proposals for Installing Steam Heating
Plan at Omaha Depot," and addressed to
Captain F. C. Holies, quartermaster.
M aik-21-23, J -7-.
LEGAL NOTICES
CHICAGO, III., May 10, 1910 To tho Bond
holders of the Sheridan Coal Company:
The holders of the hol ds of the Sheridan
Coal company acr hereby notified that the
undersigned trustee, under trust deed of
the Sheridan Coal company, dated June 11,
I'.m, and recorded June 20, 1W3, in book 2j
of mortgage records on page 4W, In the
office of the cnunty clerk of the county of
Sheridan nnd state of Wyoming, has re
ceived notice from the Sheridan Coal com
pany that It will, on or before June 3,
1H10, remit the undersigned $24,000 to take
up and retire twenty-four bonds, as pro
vided In uld trust deed. Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned has drawn and
selected by lot the following twenty-four
numbers of twenty-four of the bonds out
standing, secured bv said trust deed. I. e.,
SR. 40. 135. ITS, ISO, 190, 1M, 203, 2."6, 2fi0, 270.
317, . 340, sax SKJ, 41S, 421. 4Xi. 502. 517,
rf2. 5fs, 674, for payment from the sinking
fund to be so paid to It by snid, the Sheri
dan Coal company, under said lrut deed,
and upon sticn payment of said $24,000 to
tho undersigned on or before June 30, llil'l,
tho undersigned will, at its office at the
corner of Dearborn and Madison streets.
In the city if Chicago, Illinois, on the first
day of July, MO, pay to tho holders or
registered owners of said bonds, numbered
as aforesaid, the principal and accumulated
Interest thereon, upon the surrender and
delivery thereof to the undersigned, un
cancelled and accompanied by all unpaid
coupons thereto belonging.
Interest on each of said bonds numbered
as aforesaid will ceaso after said first day
of July, A.. D. 1910, whether presented on
said day or thereafter.
UNION TRUST COMPANY", Trustee.
By Hufu.i F. Chapln, Secretary.
M13-20-27-J3
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNION STATION Tenth and Mason.
Union Pacific Lear Arrive
San Fran. Ov'rl'd Ltd. 8:15 a. m. 11:30 p. m.
Chi. & Pap. F'st Mall. 4:10 p. m. 6:45 p. m,
Atlantic Express 6:46 a. m.
Oregon Express 4:00 p. m, 6:30 p. ra.
uregon-w asrr. : l-td 12:40 p. m.
Denver Special 6:47 a. m,
Colorado Special 11:48 p, in.
Colorado Express .... 1.60 p. m.
North Platte local.... 8:15 a. m.
Grand Island Local... 6:29 p. m.
Lincoln-Beat Local. ..12:41 p. m.
Val. & Cen. City Lcl. .12:41 p. m.
8:40 p. m.
12:30 a. m.
7:43 a m.
8:00 p. m.
4:45 p. m.
10:30 a, m.
1:20 p. in.
1:0 p. m.
Illinois Central
Chicago Express ........a 7:00 am a 1:45 pra
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a 7:46 am
Minn.-Su Paul Exu b 7:00 am
Mlnn.-St. Paul Ltd a 6:00 pm a 7:46 am
Omaha-Ft, Dodge Loc..b 4:1a pm b 11:38 am
Chicago t North western
KA8TBOUND.
Omaha Express ...a 7:u0 am al2:35 am
Chicago Local al2:06 pm a 4:2 pin
Colorado-Chicago a 6:20 piu a 8:28 pm
Chicago Special ' a 6:uo pin a 7:66 am
Pacilio Coast-Chlcago..a 6:00 pm a 8:28 pra
Los Angeles Llmllea....a uv pm al2;20 pm
Overland Limited. all.4o pm a 7:4a am
Denver Special a 14. o ant a 6:32 am
Carroll Local ........ ...a 4.40 piu a s:uO am
rut Mail a 8:26 pm
NORTHBOUND.
Twin City Expreaa a t:aOam al0:20 pro
bioux cuy Loeul. a 8:3 pin a 8:28 pin
ilinu. u Dakota Ex. ...a 7:0u pin a v:ia am
iwiu city Limned a 8:00 piu a 7:80 am
WESTBOUND. .
Llncoln-Chadrou a 7:60 am a 11:00 am
AoMolK-lionesteel .....a 7:a0 um alO:46 pra
Long Plue-Sv. Platte. ..o 2.16 -pm a a M pin
Hustings-Superior b i.ii put b 6:20 utn
DeuUwuod-tioi bpgs a :ua put a aisu piu
lafcpei -Lanusr a 3:aa piu all:vu am
jM'tuioui-Aibtoa '... u o:i iiu u 1:6. pui
lUicauo, Hock "island A Pacific
- KAST.
Rocky Mountain, Ltu... .a J.40 am al0:30 pm
Iowa Local a 4:30 pm
Chicago Day Kxj)ress..a 5 :6a am
Des Moinea Local.' a :uu pm al2:30 pm
Iowa Local ....'.'.. ..... .1)10:66 am u s:66 pra
Chicugu-castern' Kxp...a 4:4u pm a 1:1a pin
Culcago-lNcoraaksV Lid. a 6.o vui a 6.04 am
. (rWWil.
Chicago-Nebraska Ltd. ,
for Lincoln .- a 8:26 am a 5:47 pm
Colo, aud Cal. Exp a 1:26 pm a 4:30 pm
okla. and Texas mu... 8:60 pin a 1:60 pin
Rocky Mountain Ltd... alu:40 piu a 8:86 au
t abash '
Omaha-SL Louis Ex. ...a 6:30 pm a 9:25 am
Mail and Express a ):8o am ali:ia pin
blaiiberry Local ' tfroru
Council )lun....: o 6:00 pm bl0:U am
Ulaaonrl Pacific
K. C. & St. L. Ex a 3:40 am a 6.35 am
K. C. al St. L. JeiX. iH
bai. 12 p. in,....,, aU:16 pra a 6:30 pm
Chicago, Milwaukee fc St. Panl
Overland Limited. '.' all:48 pm a 8:00 am
Omaha-Cl-icagu jx a 1:16 am auburn
Cuioiaao Bpecial -..a 7:a am ail:j6 pin
Colo.--aiUu'iua Ex a 6:wl pm a 3:2a put
perry-umaua iecat o u.w yui uU.u. yiU
Chicugo tirrat .Western
Chicago Limited a 5:00 pm
Iwin City Limited a 8:60 piu a g:ou am
Chicago Express i a 3:46 piu
'iwin City .xvrcss a :uo am a 9:w pm
BURLINGTON . STATION Tenth aad
Ilason. '
Burlington
Leave. Arrive.
Denver and California, a 4:10 pm a 8:45 pm
puget Sound Express. ..a 4:10 pm a 6:10 pm
Nebiaska points.... a 8 20 am a 6:10 pm
Black Hills .' a 4:10 pm a 6:10pm
Northwest Express all 25 ;,ni a 7:00 am
Nebraska points... a 8:20 am a 6:10 Dm
Lincoln Mall : b 1:20 pm 12:15 pm
Nebraska Express a:iam a u 10 pm
Lincoln Local...., b 9:08 am
Lincoln Local a 7:25 pm a 7:50 pm
Schuyitr-Piattsmoulh....b 3:06 pm bl0:20am
piattsmouth-lowa ..."
..a 9:18 am a 8: r.m
..al2:3 p. n it 2:o pm
,.all:25 pm a 7:00am
..a 7 15 am all.-ui Dm
Belle vue-Platts int ulh.
Colorado Limited
Chicago Special
Chicago Express
.a 4:20 pin a 3:56 pm
Chicago Fast express, a i ji pm a.:00am
Iowa Local a 9.16 am al0:30 am
Creston-lowa Local a 3:30 pin a!0:30 am
St. Louis Express a :) pra ail:4aam
K. C. end St. Joseph. ...al0:45 piu a 6:46 am
1C. C. and St. Joseph. ...a 0:16 am a 6:10 pm
K. C. ar.d St. Joseph. ...a 4:30 pm
WEBSTF.lt
Webster.
STATION Fifteenth aad
Missouri PacifU
Auburn Local
Leave. Arrive.
b 8:50 pm bl2:10 pm
Tanl, Minneapolis
thlcaaro, St.
Omaha
J.
Slnux City Exprens b 2:00'pm bll:45 am
Omaha Local c 6:20 pm
Sioux City P3senger b 9:20 pm
Twin City Passenger. ...b 6:30 am
t-loux City Local c s:S5 am
Emerson Local b 6:55 pm b 9:10 nm
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TO MEET YOU HERE
AND S AID VOU'D PAY
WHAT
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owe:,
COPYRIGHT; 1910, BY THE
(T
To Prevent
Undoubtedly warm weather brings strong
temptation -to go barehanded and the girl
who tjoes will no have white hands. For
the skin will freckle, If It does not brown,
and either will make It course. Gloves must
be worn. One might as well accept this,
however uncomfortable covering the hands
may be. If the flesh Is to be kept fine.
In point of fact, gloves are not half as
uncomfortable as many girls fancy. To
begin with, all gloves worn In summer
should be at leart half a size larger than
those for winter. This additional space
permits circulation of air, so the fingers
do not become warm. Of the kinds of
gloves, chamois are more than protective;
they are refining to the skin, softening and
whitening it. As they wash easily, simply
by squeezing them In soapy water and
rinsing afterwards, they are not to be con
J ILL X
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The DailyBumble fff
VOL. I.
the: bumble beg.
A. STINGER Editor
KO ADS AT ANY PRICE
yo bad'mqney TAKEN.
Communications welcomed,
and neither signature nor re
turn postage required. Ad
dress the Editor.
Hall the Ilalnmakers.
South Dakota and northern
Nebraska have had a taste of
the never failing rainmakers
from Omaha. In the good old
days, when long-haired pro
fessors were squinting at the
skies through bootlegs and
pointing stovepipes almlessiy
at the heavens, that refused
to weep at the sights that
mado men laugh, the Omaha
rainmaker came Into promi
nence and popularity.
lie's a good chap to know,
too; take the general manager
or president of a big Jobbing
houre, surround him by gen
eral executive officers of
other big Jobbing houses,
manufactories, and similar en
terprises; dreRS each In holi
day garb, and. give him a
bundle of neatly printed
pamphlets, extolling Omaha.
Set these down at any rail
road station within a million
miles of Omaha, with a band
at their head, and a magnifi
cent train behind them.
The result Is rain. It's a
. mathematical certainty, Just
aa capable of demonstration
as that 2 and 2 make 4.
Hut the rainmaker doesn't
mind It. He knows that rain
Is good for the farmer's busi
ness, and that makes buslnesB
for Omaha.
Omaha Is proud of tho rain
makers, and Is glad to see
thein gu abroad each season,
knowing that In their foot
steps spring up bountiful
crops, and In the smile of
Lost
Strange
Now
the one
spare
sketch,
Samson
Samson
where
plenty the land waxes
where they have called.
Hall the rainmakers!
fat
Disappointed.
One of the sad things about
the comet's passage was that
a lot of folks were disap
pointed when they woke up
on Thursday morning, and
found they had to go back
lo work at the same old Job.
They'll feel belter tomorrow,
when the ghost walks. i'ay
up to
DOLBY'S DOyiLE
WECL
(CALL.
WHEM
I REFUSED TO PAY
YOU-MEET ME AT
THREE PM' IMTROnT
MlTH& PUiQ-t
I DON'T UIKE
WELL; HERE HE COME2
Back- now ruu see
HOW HE' 2. COIN TO TRY
TO MDOUME' WHEN I GET
MY FIFTY BACK IVU
THIS NONSENSE-
I WANT MY
M ONEV-Ri
QUIT
GOOD
HUH-1 SEE. IT
ALL: HOW
POOR. OLD
MY MIND 15 GONE
YOU CONFOUNDED
FOOL-11.L. &HOW
FELLOW -
YOU!. THE RE!
15) MIND
THAT AND
KEEP THE
gone:.'
FVFTY
NEW YORK EVENING! TELEGRAM (hEW YORK HERALD
Hands Tanning and Freckling
sidered extravagant, and I advocate their
use. I know one girl who is much out of
doors, yet whose hands are white and fine,
and she wears chamois all winter, and
when she knows she will not remove her
gloves before . returning home she
putts on - a certain pair which she al
ways wears whet, she has previously
treated her hands with cream. This treat
ment consists of rubbing the backs of her
hands and the fingers lightly with sweet
almond oil, then dusting them thickly with
powdered chalk. After that the gloves
are drawn on. The chalk prevents the
grease from going through the leather,
and the skin Is under treatment all the
time the gloves are on. Such a method
should be followed always by a girl who
plays tennis, or is out of doors much In
warm weather.
OMAHA, MAY 20, 1910.
in Paris; or,
Would You Believe It?
Adventure of Samson in the Land
yond the Seas What His Loyal
Subjects Think.
and then the duty of
This far no ono doubts the
story; but now conies the
strango part. Samson, who
Is supposed to know every
thing every time, says hfc was
losi on tne streets at mid
night, and could not find his
way home. Isn't that a pretty
pickle for the great head of
the order of knighthood of
Ak-Sar-Bcn to find himself In?
His only plea for mitigation
of sentence is that he was
with his wife.
Most of the knights are from
Missouri on this point, and
Samson Is due for a Job of
explanationing whtn he
shows up at the Castlo Hall.
No one ever heard of (Jus
Renze being lost, and he has
to San Francisco been al
retty, yet, once. Then, why
should Samson come home
with no better story than that?
an editor Is made doubly hard
through being compelled to
record something that pulls
him between his friend on the
hand and the public on
the other. We would gladly
the hero of our present
but fidelity to our sub
scribers bids us uncover him
to the world.
has always been one
of our respected citizens; as
the major domo for King Ak-Sar-13en
he has had the con
fidence and esteem of many
and many a knight, and Ills
word has never been called
Into question.
went abroad re
cently; crossed the seas, and
bestowed himself in the gay
capital of all the world,
he soon found himself
swept onward by the tide of
frivolity.
day makes up for
things In this world.
lot of
slow down a trifle when go
ing through town; try lo
make a noise like the Over
land Limited going through
Schuyler; don't hit It up over
thirty-five miles an hour
when you cross Sixteenth
street, and you'll be about
right.
We love our speed mer
chants, but, oh, you pedestrian.
Heal Comet Dope.
Our pet little comet chaser
says the astronomical sharps
are all off; that they missed
the signal.
Old Man Halley signalled for
an outcurve, when tho sky
gazing crew were looking for
an Inshoo., and that's all there
is to It
We told you so last week.
Boss Gently.
Here's a friendly tip to
some of the snort wagon en
thusiasts who look on Farnam
street as a sort of velodrome:
Everybody likes to see you
go whizzing down the street,
but a lot of foolish people
have contracted the habit of
wanting to use the street for
ordinary commercial and so
clul purposes at llmts. Ho It's
Not the Comet.
WASHINGTON, May 20.
(Special Telegram.) That
bright light noted In Ihe
eastern sky on Wednesday
was not the glare of Halley's
comet as It swung towards
the earth. It was merely the
effulgence of Ilertle Hitch
cock of the Second Ne
braska. Congressman Hitchcock
presented a picture today
that made him a fit subject
the daring drivers to f
or guld'-s to talk
- DOLBV THOUGHT ITWA
kjNCL.E BILLY PHONM1G -NOW tlX.
UP UMCLE DU-LV AMD GIVE
HIM THE SAME TALH ONLY
I'LL MAKE THE APPOINT MCNT
rOR. HAL.F AN HOUR FAHUER
n old CODGER FIRST; J
J
f THE OLD IDIOT
ISON TIME
WHEN HE PAYS
ME MY FIFTY
I'M THROUGH
WITH MM FOR
Him
THINK
- EH!
TAKE
COJ. AifRlghU Rwrvei
If gloves seem to Interfere with holding
golf sticks or tennis bats cut off the
finger tips, then the fingers will ba free
while tho skin is protected. Gloves once
cut do not wear as long as when whole,
but those worn for recreation may. ba
taken from the stock which-is too old to
wear when visiting or shopping.
If the backs of the hands burn or tan
easily a mixture of lemon and sweet al
mond oil will art as a bleach. Lemon
Juice and powdered magnesia should be
mixed Into a thick mass, then eaough al
mond oil must be added to reduce it to a
paste. A. drop of bitter almond oil to a
tablespoonful of the paste Improves Its
bleaching qualities. This mixture must
be spread over the skin before gloves are
drawn on, and may be used during the
day or at night. MARGARET MIXTER.
NO. 187.
IT HAS BEEN SAID
That Bertie Hitchcock was
almost Inconsolable when he
heard that Willie Bryan
would not play In the sena
torial game.
TJiat John Lee Webster was
not made chairman of the cen
tennial celebration beesusj
was here when the first vtffil
men came to Nebraska,
That a lot of Omaha states
men wish the Peerless
Leader had kept his para
mounts to himself till afti'C
Ihfi primaries.
That Pa Rourka sees
brighter days ahead.'
That Colonel Glassfor
wouldn't trade Fort Omaha
for any post In the country
today.
. That Explorer Shackelton
knows what a frost Is like.
That Doc Dreed wouldn't
have resigned, anyhow.
That Mr. Hryan picked the
right brewery.
That Mayor Jim iim't wor
ried a little hit over the pros
pect; he has one Job cinched
for a year and a half as it Is.
lie.
tourists who looked on dur
ing debate on sundry civil
bill In house. Mr. Hitch
cock wore a brand new suit
of light clothes whloh, with
(laming red necktie, gave a
touch of summer to the oth
erwise somber surroundings of
the representatives' hall.
Having Just returned from
Omaha, Mr. Hitchcock was
enthusiastic over tho political
outlook prognastlcatlng that
Mr. llryan would not enter
the sonatorlal race even If 7,11
admirers would pull for th
"peerless" leader during his
absence on the continent.
Asked about Mr. Trice's .!,
dldscy, Mr. Hitchcock said
laughingly:
"Campaigns, you know,
eannot be run these duys
without money and without
Price."
RumMe Be stings are al
ways the best.
Not Haestlon of Grammar
The jnan who said: "It can't
be done."
' When Progress onvard fjli"
Was Just as far off '"J lbs K.r
Who said: "It caifV d4f"
about to
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