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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 22, 1910. HEALBSTATEr mi - - i -ajw "F " 'Ml 1 ? . " M . . 1 'maii" l l J I IK I I II I V J hM 1 1 k L i 1 unWTI I 1 t il IIHIlliiOTlM ill I dl i, .ii mi i. . WIlTI fcHlilWiiin I Mfcill Him ilium li Willi I I I ' ( V we J Wll in ran. ,.REAL ESTATE FARM ASO HA.Mll rOtt SALB Florida Coatlnned. IF ,TOU want to know all sbut farm landa In southern atat-a, tin drainage of the everglede of Florida, fruit and truck landa of Alabama and Mississippi, gulf coast. 'ixa and reolamailun of lh won derful irrtll alluvial landa of Lnu.a.ana, and 25 cent for una year a aubscripUou to Uuif 8iata farmer, Nw Orleans. FLORIDA. County eommlaalonai a of Marlon county cava laaucd an official bool.ln of con ltrvatlvt Information wlilcu wilt La aeut fraa to all. Addrcaa 41. M. 1'roctor, County (JomuUaaloncr, i'toio, Marlon county, c'la. FOR SALB-Florlda'a froatlaaa bait; LOO0 aorta dry vagatabla land, ncli.et marl oil; carllcit tiuvklrig aectlom U0.U00 tula Winter off 7W auita tumatoan; natr Miami; guaranta to rent ary a era tor til par yaar. O. L. iiilltr. Lux osi. Aliaiul r 1. U ACIlKa fl.000. About ona mila from airect car Una Council Uluffa, about ona-half Kood gardrn and fruit land, balanca paitura, cxrailant road to city, nice building alta on aait and of placa, protactad on north and weat by htlla, no bulldlnga. Ttala la a cbaap plaoa, 2M caah will hnndla It. U. a. M'OEB REAL ESTATE CO. U Paarl Ot.. Connrll Bluffs. IOWA tuVNDS, HOWARD COUNTY, S20 acraa within a mile of it&non, il, milaa from county aai, a very well Im proved half and good land, price, Tu pur acre, eaay terms. KO acrea, four m!l4 from a sood town, all good land, fine grove, fine buildings, aplendld water, goud black loam witb chiy aub-aoll. rlce, yQ per acre. 40 acre; very flno farm, good Improve ment e, good grove, good oiutiard, price ta par acre. 240 acrea, ona mile from etatlon, aoma email Improvements, tuod land, a anap at 100 per acre. For further Information, write, ED. M. HUNT, , Fourth and tierce 8ta. Sioux City, la. STOCK and grain faim for sale, consist ing of 174 acres, with good lmprovementa, located half mile of good town; price, t85 fer acre. Address Lock Box tio, licdfleld. o a. A OREAT BARGAIN In Iowa corn land, JV4 miles from town; J60 well Improved for M an, acre. For particu lars address U. A. Draaaman, Uermania, Kossuth County, Iowa. ONE of the best .130-acre farma in West ern Iowa; well Improved; li&O acrea undfr cultivation; 40 acres pasture and hay land. Price for a short time, only 10 per acre. Addreaa, R. C. Day, Modale, la. 80 acrea close to Council Bluffs, about 1 mlla from car line; fine rich valley land; not subject to overflow; good 6-room house; good barn; I acres bearing fruit; on main road; level all the way to city. You can llva eaay on audi a place and the Increase 10 value will make you money. Price, t-1,200. MOKE REAL ESTATE CO., U Pearl St.. Council Bluffs. Georgia. FOR SALE-How Is this? A lot Wxl40 feeet In a progressive city and 40 acres farming land all for 1200; qn terms of tl oash. 10 monthly without Interest. Addreaa F. L. Thomas, 3260 Klver road, Columbus, ua. Itlmola. tfi.OOO BUYS 40-acre Illinois fruit farm; 8,010 apple, peach and pear treea In full bearing; fine house, beautiful maple grove; Joins railroad town. J. T. Bradley, Alma, lmdlaaa. FOR SALE-10. 20, 30. 40 and Ma ere farms; . wsll improved, 40 miles from Chi cago. Frank L. Faley, Valparaiso, lnd. Knuana. 160 ACRES Dandy good land, 2 miles east of Wallace, Kan., l,7oj; terms on part. lATHROP & TOBIN, 421 Pee Blrtg IF you want land for a home or Invest ment, see the good, cheap lund in south western Kansas. i;pt my list ana go out with me before harvest. Prices will ad- nee aharply after harvest. Address Will Uonelau, Ulenuood, la. IXR 8A.LE Kansas snap; S. W. 3;;, 1. 37. Cheyenne county, only Jsoo. ltobt. Betted worth, Cedar Rapids, la. FOR BALE Kansas bargains; two choice Sherman county quarters, being N. ttl W. . 41. and S. W. ID. 7. 40, also S "-a fct. IS. and N. W. S. 30, 3. W. mile of Wheeler, Cheyvnnu county, all for !,yui. It. M. Betteswortn, Cedar liapids, la.' 820 ACRES In Thomas county, Kansas; rich soul, level lund and four miles troin uunty seat; llo ucres undir cultivation; riurchaaer will get one-thud of crop from 1) acres and one-fourth of crop from 50 m; price Ji per acre. This land Is In the winter wheat bell of ueneru Kansas; no one doubts that lands will double In price l:i a short time In tills hi. ut:tj ; Unit which i'lMduces tl wheal will not stay long at i..,ui low prices. Sro n.o lit o.ice. i J. II. Kopiet. . !U N. 34th tl. feuuth omaha. Neb.' Man laud. FOR SALE-Parma In the garden spot of Maryland Harford county; several fins stock and gram (arms, ;u0 to boo acrea; good building, wattr, tcnees, fruit, roads, schools, chuicnes, nelijhbois, lailroads and health. Write for puces, parttcuiara and terms. Hajford Kvl i:lai Agency, ili Air. Md. Won tana! FOR SALE Montana land; 5,282 acres, six miles from Lavina and six miles from Broadview, and one mile from the state ex perimental station; per cent tilUblt; will ell for fl4.60 par acio. W. O. Bock. New Aioin. la. Missouri. FOR SALE 1,200 acrea, well fenced, set In grasa, stocked villi jama; qooU hprlngs, iiood pasture, fine shade, walnui, mul briy, white oak, hickory, cltu; near navl uaulu river and laie creek; good f lining ud hunting, other lanus in large or small iraela. Col itspoiidenco invited. . 3 i opt, .Uer.on City, Mo. BEST FARMERS are headvd for M saJUit vaiaaiua in com and blue at' larni.-, aibo cllt KU lund foi' h,,rue-ma U,M'. Alia jourl state Hoard of Immolation, Spring- -Nebraska. A DESIRABLE cattle ranch, 1.720 acres U; improvements, near good towns, in a giwa com country, flow well on the land, i'lloe tn j0 per acre, uiusy teinw. Address, jus. tvilKse, tldlkaon, .Neb' i "V fri.ni owner and save commission, isf acre under ditch, z nno to Mitchell, -room house; good well, fine grove, all fenced. S. L. Huberts, illtchell. Neb. 4S BUSHELS WHEAT LANI', ti PER ACRIi W own and con in. I so.oOO acres of Ch'nn county, Nebraska's c no Vest farm laud, now on the market. The. heaviest crop- '.elding county in Ne braska for ten years; alfalfa also a lead ing crop; asi: for folders and full par ticulars; ageta wanted everywhere; write for our proposition at onuo. Railroad fares ref undid If things are not as tire aeuled. l-'uiidingaland e beversou, hn.ity, .Neb. ACHE FARM, adjoining small thriv ow n and V miles from county seat, on lim: i I: M bui uogiun, sou i n extern Me bt ka.'TaV icrea flist-cla alfalla bottom l..i; nearly fw'l th- balance good fain Und; will sell tneap If taken at once. Ad dreaa Bo U. Beualcuiuu. Neb. REAL ESTATE FARM AD HAMCU LAND FOR tALB Mebraaka Ceatlnaed, Forced Ranch Sale W.T'O-acre Improved ranch In Lincoln county, Nebraska; t.UOO acrea of It valley land, balanca rolling; good houaa and barn, all fenced and crosa-fenced; two wind mllla, tanka, etc. This la a complete outfit for rattle or horse ranch and near good ship ping point. I'lenly farm, alfalfa, hay, and pasture land. This ranch belongs to an eastern estate and must be sold at once. Hpeculatoia have a chance to mako good money buying thia at tit Pr acre. or further Information see ma at once. H. Ii. HUN3ICKKK, XXU Douglas St.. Omaha, ' KIMBALL COUNTY BAROAl.Vs. Fine half section 4 miles aouth of oounty seat, 310 acres smooth fertile black plow land; bal. not rough; Improved farms ad join; for quick will take tll.tO per acre; tl.ftuQ cash; bal. t eiual annual lnstall menta per cent; land waa aalected In 1V9G and Is choice. Compare it on the ground with land priced at tit WILL T. S1KDENTOPF. Council Bluffs. FA RM 100 acres, northwest of Albion, Boone county, and southwest of Loretto, all clay aoll, no sand; KM per aore; tt.OUO oash, mortgage for balanca. Owner, 1. C. Van Allen, Nallgh, Neb. HERE'S A SNAP. 640 acres. Just two miles from Angora, Morrill county. Nebraska, on main Una of Hurlington from Alliance to Denver; lays level as a floor; deep, rich, black soil, clay subsoil and 7u ft. to an unlimited supply of the finest drinking water In the wewt; no Improvements. For quick sale price ti per acre. Address Lock Box 2SS,, Mitchell, Nrb ALFALFA FARMS FOR SALB:-In the famous Republican, Happa, Beeves and Prairie Dog valleys: all or a part of each farm now In alfalfa; every farm Improved; crops absolutely sure; no crop failure; no irrigation; airaira crops on tnte rarms average four tons per acre each year; price of alfalfa hay averages til pr ton each year; time that one seeding lasts averages fifteen years. Value of hay crops alor.e raised on a quarter section of land from one seeding averages f7,ii0Q; seeds cropa are more valuable; suit.h im-ming and brat investments In the world: fine book of photos of lands and Improvements with de scription ana price or eacn rarin sent on request by card or letter. C. M. Miller, Alma, Neb. M.000 will buy 4 section of land t miles south of lienkeltnan, county seat of Dundy; good soli, level road and close to water. Box 2U. Aibln. Neb. Owner. CHANCE to get a good home, 84 Oacres, relinquishment, 400 acrea, partly level, Im provements coat 11.0M0. This la a bargain. U,b00. 4U acres relinquishment, go good level land; bal, hills, but makes good pas ture, 17&0. 330 acres hay land, this is good and only $10 per aura. Addreaa O. Uallagly, Johnston, Neb. I HAVE a choice section In Morrill county, Nebraska, 14 miles from B. & M. R. It. New line of the Union Pacific west from Northport will bring another station much nearer; adjoining land held at lit an acre. If sold quick will take taw an acre for thla section. Address owner, P. O. Box 267. Omaha. 320-ACRE Hall county Improved farm and stock ranch, mile aouth of I'annebrog, Nob.; only 140 an acre; a bargain. 4X0 sere Rock county well Improved farm and dairy ranch, 4 miles from Newport; a bargain at t-tO an acre, but must ue sold quick and 130 takes It. W. W. MITCHELL, Board of Trade Uldg. Omaha, Neb. FOR SALE 3. W. 11. 10. 32, and S. W. SI, 10. 81. Lincoln county, Neb.; only $1,300. P. O. Box 235, Cedur Rapids, la. FOR SALE 320 acres, $10 rxr acre, tin Improved Kimball Co. This land grows crop equal to me nign-pricea eastern land Box IS, Lincoln. Neb. North Dakota. FOR SALE Good, Improved section of land In Dickey Co., N. i). For pnrtlcuinrs aauress tit i-ienry mag., I'oi uund, Oie. NORTH DAKOTA FARM . LAND EXCURSION JUNK 7TH If you want to buy good, smooth, tillable land for your own use or aa an Investment, go with us to North Dakota on the next excursion, June 7. Wa are closing out 3,200 acre in quarter and half sections for Omaha men at from 110.M) to UD.OO per acre, close to main line of Northern Pacific R. R. In a neighbor hood where lands of the same quality are retailing tor fit to $26 per acre. One-fifth of this tract vioj swid as a result ot our ftiht trip. If you want advantage of these cheap prices, don't delay. These lands are not only tine for wheat, oats and flax, but every vexeiabl raised In Nebraska u ? row n successfully there. Corn makes a air crop; alfalfa Is getting a good sturt and la a sure winner. Let us show you photographs in our office. The land U underlaid with coal, and mines are being worked within a mile of It, which Is a great advantage to the farmers and adds to Its value, but nothing is added to the price on that accocnt. i his land ctrtain to make a Dig advance heiorc fall. uo wilh us June 7. Hound trip rata from (in-.aha ?-. All of our expense aid if you buy. J. H. Dumont & Son 1806 Farnam St., Omaha. Oregon. CHEAP Wl acres fin farm land in Wlllaiuatt valley, Oregon, near electric line. A bargain if taken at once. Address owner, Mrs. Mary E. Bruce, 412 B. Oak St., Portland. Ore. OREGON. THE LAND OF GREAT OPPORTUNITIES. The state of greatest developments now In progress. 1 ne last chance for cheap lands. 1 want live-wire hustling agents In viy town in tlio state to sell an Oregon oronoxiiion of 4u.ouu acres: tracts rang In site from 10 to ww; now being offered for flw, a contract, on vuay payment plan Kla iusl starllnK. but won't last Ions lor term und territory wilt S. B. Wilkin, !14 N. -otn, Omaha, M'O.- FREE LAND IN OREGON. NO BLIZZARD. NO SUNSTROKE. A great amount of iluveriunoni laud can be bad In Oregon. Our booklet, "Ativan- luxes of Oregon, gives you definite in formation about these lands; book describes &4 eou.itlis, what the land of these counties is b st adapted for, has map attached in colois. slxe 21x2$. showing all new towns and railroada. and was Issued Marcn 1 1:'I0. latest map in U. S.; bouklot also con tains U. S. homestead and desert claim laws and lowest coNt of securing its) or 3M acres of government lana. as wen as a general decriptlon of the state ot Oregon Thia coats you, mailed, Ac. Nlmmo & Runey. 814 Hamilton Bldg., Portland, Ore. Teataessr ORCHARD FOR FALE. 1 X0-acr orchard In northern Tennessee, t.n of the finest orchards in the United Stat, thousand of fruit trees' coming into tearing mis year; store, csnuing fac tory, three residences, mules, Implements. etc., go with th place; a chance of a life time to tne ngni party, as owner cannot attend to It and la obliged to sell; will give long time or take part In trade. If necescary. Vulon ravings Bank, Eu Claire. Wis. Texas. FOR SALE 1.400 acres, well-Improved stock farm la central Texas, t miles from good town and railroad; suitable fur divi sion amung i or t families. Healthy loca tion and prosperous community. A great baigalu if bought as a whole Writ for full particular. R. L. sUaugbUr, Austin. T. . .. ...... .. REAL ESTATE FA RBI AD RANCH LAND FOR SALES Texas Ooatlaaed. FOR SALE 175 acres rich Caney Valley land for sale; 136 tn corn, 40 tn timber; on railroad, station close; county seat I miles; fine climate; will grow anything; rhurch, school privileges, good markets; In fast developing country. If Interested ad dresa the owner, J. M. Cockrell, Wharton. Tex. VACANT school landa yet on the plains of Tsiaa for settlers; good land, good water. In a country that ralaea corn and hogs; fees 126 a section, half dewn, balance when settler Is on land. Address T. W. Hague, elligo. Tel. FOR BALE-lS.0ri0 acrea south Texas, 1.M0 aerea In high state of cultivation, all under fence, 40 housoa. other buildings, M artealan wells. Irrigate early crops, plenty rain for late cropa; sale cheap; amall caah pay ment, balance easy time. The best proposi tion in tha atate. Frank Bowles, Lubbock, Texas. TEXAS School Lands Tba atata of Texas has millions of acrea for sale; tl to tfi per aore; only one-fortieth caah, forty years on balance; 1 per cent Interest; good farming land; aoma don't require residence. Bend to postage for further Information. Journal Pirbllahinf Co., Box 235, Houston, Tex. ' Washlasjtou. WASHINGTON apple orchards, 15 per aore down and ti monthly; planted and cared for till In full bearing. Booklet free, American Trust Co., Dept. J7, Seattle, Wash. M Isaella CHEAP FARM LANDS. In western Nebraska and Colorado. Writ for prices. NEBRASKA LAND COMPANY. Sidney, Neb. CAN locate parties on desirable timber, fruit, agricultural and graslng lands. In California, Oregon and Washington; spe cial government land Hat, with laws, sent to all Interested parties. West American Land & Timber Co.. 719!4 K St., Sacra mento, Cat. DO YOU WANT TO SELL PART OF YOUR LAND? Write a description of it, buildings, wster. near what town. Make 70 worda of it all and send It to The Omaha be with 71 cents for each Insertion. People in Ne broska have money and want land. They look to Th Omaha Be for real estate of frrlngs. And they get them in Th Be. ROCK ISLAND (New Mexico) Tribune, fives full particulars regarding th un eaualled opportunities In New Mexico and the Panhandle of Texas. Embraces Public Land Department. Gives full Information recardlna opportunities for business men Investors and homeaeekers in th town of Rock Island and th kingdom of New Mexico. Send lac In stamps for three months' trial subscription. Sample copy free. Address, Rock Island Tribune, 112 Jacobson Rldg., Denver, Colo. THE Big Land show to be held next No vember in Chicago, under th auspice of the Chicago Tribune, will have exhibits of land produols from every atate in th United States. Every responsible land company will have an exhibit. Space In this show la not sold to wild cat companlea if you want land, visit this show. FOR SALE or trade on income prop erty 456 acres timber land with two millions feet lumber in St. Louis county, Minn also a choioe quarter section In Hyde oounty, S. D. W. W. Haines, Spencer la. GOVERNMENT NOTICES OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER master, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, May 9, 1910. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, sub ject to the usual conditions, will be re ceived here until 11 a. in., central time. May 24, 1910, and then opened In the pres ence of attending Didders tor construe tlon. plumbing, heating, wiring and fix tures of the following buildings: Thre sets Field Officers Quarters, 2 double sets Company Officers Quarters. 1 four-set or fliers' Quarters. Pull information and blank forma of proposal furnished on ap plication to this office. Plana and specifi cations may be seen here, also in office of Chief Quartermasters at omana, Den ver and St. Paul, oepot quartermaster, St. Louis and uuartermaster s or nee. Hear rltt Arcade, Kan una City, Mo. Tha United States reserves the right to accent or re ject any or all proposal. Proposals should be cncioaeu in sealed envelopes, anaorsea Proposals lor Public Buildings, and ad dressed to Captain Wm. D. Davis, Quar termaster. U. S. A. Ml-l3-14-lf-32- OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER. niaster. Fort I.eavenwoi th, Kansas, May 21. 1910. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be received here until 11 a. 111., Central tme, Juno V, 1910, and than opened for con structton, plumbing, healing, electric wiring ana eicctrio iignting uxtures ot a Duiiuuig for Quarter tor Pour N. C. Officer and addition to Five Department Buildings, Pull information, and blank forma of pro posal furnished upon application. Plans and specifications may bo aeen here, also in oflices Chief Quartermasters at Denver, St. Paul and Omaha. Depot Quartermaster, St. lxiuls and Quartermaster, Scarrltt Arcade, Kansas City, Mo. United States reserves th right to accept or reject any or all proposals or any parts (.hereof. En velopes to be marked, J'ropoeals tor Pub lic Buildings." and addressed t Captain Wm. D. Davu, Quartermaster, c h. a. M22-23-24--7 OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER termaster. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, May 18, 191U Seuled proposals, in triplicate will be received her until 11 a. m.. Central time, June 7lh, 1910. and then opened for furnishing and delivering, f. o. u. cars, freight prepaid, at Fort Leavenworth, Kan sas, on Hon 1 anciem tyi Hoad Roll and fur offer of purchase of a 7-ton Unl versal Road Roller from the government. Pull information and blank form of pro postls furnished upon application. United states reserves tn right to aocept or re ject any or all proposals or any part thereof. No proposal will be considered which does not contain an offer for th 7-ton roller. Envelopes to be marked Proposals for Road Roller," and ad dre.-sed to Captain Wm. D. Davis, Quarter master, U. S. A. M21-22-23J4-6 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE OF COURT HOL'SM uonas .Notice is hereoy given tha staled bids will be received by th Count Treasurer of Chase Cuunty. at Imperla Nebraska, on or before th first day of June, iviu, at 1 o clock lu th afternoo for the purchase of any or all of th twenty-five (26) Court House Bouda from 1 to 2ft. inclusive, for ll.Ouo each. a Said bonds to ba dated June 1, 1910, bear ing i per cent semi-annual Interest, due and payable June 1, 1910, with option to Pj piuicipai ui any uonu or any inter pay day. Both principal and interest be ing payabl from taxes levied upon , pioperty, real and personal. In Chat county, icbi'ska. All bids must ba accompanied with car tlfied check, payabl to J. F. Morr.s County Treaaurer, for not less than 1 per cent of tha amount ot the bid, said check to oe retained by th County a lluuldatai damages in caae th bid which said check accompanies shall be accepted by th Board oi county iominissionera ot said County, and th bidder falls or refuaes to carry uui nia uiu. Th Board of County Commissioners r serve the right to relect any or all hid. Don by order of th Board of County commissioners oi c nase county, Kabiaska. w. u. pAviusuN, Chairman. Attest: M. 11. PR ALL, County Clerk. M-17-tt TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Ideal Vara JearaaL LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Scaled bids for cuibing and guttering nd paving In the Village of Dundee, ac cording to the plans and specifications and rdlnancra authorising auch Improvements, ow on file In ofllcn of village clerk, will be recelvd until noon, June 1, ItflO, at office of K. 11. Hume, village clerk, 311 Drown Block, Omaha, Nab. Vlais and specifications and other In- ormatlon regarding said lmprovementa may be had of the village engineer ttt Towle Kngireertng Company, Bee Building, Omaha, Keb. All bids must be accompanied by a cer tified check of Ona Hundred (1100) Dollars. The Village of Dundee reserves the right to reject any or all bide. By order of Board of TruMres. E. R. HUME, MaylMTt Clark of Board. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Real estate trnnsfers for May 21, 1010, fur Ished by ihe Midland Guarantee and Trust company, bonded abstracter. 1714 barnam treat. Telephone Douglas 2?6.V County treasurer to C. L. Thomas. lot IS, block 2, Dunah's t . P .Hulxt to Jo-eyli Meceei, lots 3 and 4. block 2, Ilust's WO , W. Martin and wlf to W. U. Swan son, lot 12. blor-k 37. Kountse Piece. 1 II, E. Lov to W. D. Swanaon, same 3,400 E. L. Schneider to F. E. Schneider. lot 18. block 7. Drake's 1 G. Paries and wife to John Kavan, lota 10, It and 12, block 1, Hoctor Terrace 750 South Omaha I .and company to T. Vandenbogaerde, lot . block 17, South Omaha 400 . C. Kendall to B. Glsin, lot 7, block lfi. Omaha View 1 Maiden Investment company o T. Gil lespie, lots 9 to l, Dlock 4, itinsdaie i,wu . C. Cramer and wife to T. W. H xen, lot 5. block 7. Myers. Richards ft Tilden'a 1,400 B. Folsom and wife to H. C. Whee- don, lot 29, block 1. Redlck Park.... 2 . D. Barnr and wife to H. Rex. lot 2. block IS. Summit 126 Maiden Investment company to John Demel, lot 11, block S, Hillsdale 1,100 A, Emery and husband to J. A. And erson, lot 34. Windsor Place 6.500 J. C. McMahan to J. J. McMahan, part lot 1. block 39. city 1.000 Blackburn Esterlln to J. H. Holten, part lot 4. block 22. city 1 Hastings A Heyden to J. H. Cramer, lot 23, replat block 9. Collier Place.. 850 . W. Vlck and wlf to C. Marten, lot 7, block 1, Shlnn'a 4,300 RAILWAY TIME CARD V 14 ION STATION Tcatk and Masea, Caloa PaeUlo Lists Ran Fran. Ov'rl'd Ltd. 1:11 a. m. 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Chicago-Nebraska Ltd. fm- Lincoln a. :jd am a 6:47 pm Colo, and Cal, Exp a 1:25 pm ijum Okie, and 'i'axaa Uxp...a 2:30 pra a 1:60 pm JtlOCay MOuuisi'i ui...xv.u piu a 1:8 am VtUs Oruaha-St. Louis Ex. ...a 1:30 pin a 28 am Uali and express a (.so am aU:i pm Rtanbeny Local tfrom Council atlutt..... 1.6:00 pm bio. 11 am Missouri Pacific K. C. Hi tit. L. Jb.x a 40 am a 6:14 am K C. id. St. L. VX. tiV iat. u p- axi:ia pm a t.M pm CBleago, MllwaoUa at. fMl Overland Lunllca ,...all:4t pm a :o0 am Omaha-Cl.icago Ji. a 7;U am a :u m Colorado rucial a : sou aU:M urn Colo.-Caiitoi nia Ex a :U0 piu a 4: pm Patry-uuiaua Local. ....0 -ie put ou.w uiu caicaa Great Weat) . Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm 'iwin City Liinued a w pin a :oo am Chicago .xpisa a t:6 put 'iwui city 4bi.ia a s.vu aut .w pm BUHLINVTON Hatsa. TATIOA Tenth aad Barliaiftoa Leave. A rrlv. Denver and California.. 1 4:10 pm 1:45 pm Pugt Bound Exproaa.-a 4:10 pm a :10 pro Nahiaak polute a t mi am 11 :iu pin Black Hills Northwest Kxproa... Nebraska point Lincoln Mall Nebraska aixpr.... Lincoln Local Lincolu Local bcbuyltr-Piattsraoutn. piattamouta-lowa .... BUvu-Platti mi utii. Colorado Limited Chicago Special ..a 4 W pm a 4:10 pm ..all ii pm a 7:0 am ..a t.nO am a t:iv pm ..b 1:20 pin al2:16pm ..a 11:16 am ao iopni b:oam ..a 7:26 pm a '1 .bu pm ..b 1:06 pm b!0:20 am ..a 1:1s am a:Mln.m ,.al2:J0 pm ai!:vpui ..aJlUpin a 7:00 am ..a 7. ii am all:ut nm Chicago impress .a 4:20 pm a 2:6a pm Chicago Fast xpr. .a I SO pm waia lowa Local a .U am al0:30am Creston-lowa Local a l.tttpm el0:iera Bl. Louia Express a 4:20 pm all:46am K. C. end St. Joseph. ...alO. 46 pm a 4:46 am K. C. and Bt. Joapn....e 1:16 am a till (m fc C. aed bt. Jopa....a 4.0piu WBB1TBH STATION FUteeath mmt Webster. Mlsaoarl ParlfU Auburn Local Leave. Arrive. b 1:60 pm b!2:10 pm Peal, Mlaaeaolle 4 Ckleasrv, it Oaaaha Sioux City Express b 1:00 pm bll:46 am Omaha Local e 1:10 pro, Sioux City Passenger b:Mpm Twin City Pengr....b I am 61oux City Local am Emerson Local b 6.66 pm b t 10 am If yon believe that the women of this community hare elt re spect and Intelligent you mutt admit that mott of them rad The Omaha Be. CORONATION 0FGE0RGE FIFTH Most Imposlasr of Old World Spec tacles Will Take Plae la Westminster Abbey, Tho coronation of George V will be months In preparation. When all Is ar ranged th final program will be submitted to th king in order thst he may set 'his formal seal of approval upon the arrange ment. Tha king of. England are crowned at Westminster Abbey. Guests at the cere mony are permitted to line the great rave of th building; the peers and peeresses will, fill the transepts; the choir and In strumentalists will occupy a gallery at the cast end of th nave. Bishops In their robes will b ranged at each side of what Is termed "tha thra tar," the actual dais on which the sover eign and his consort ar to be throned. Mmbers of the royal family will occupy th box Just above the south side of the altar. By old custom, the thouls of the West minster scholars will herald the entrant- of th king and quen, and the choir will render the hymn, "I Was Glad When They Said I'nto Me." Th coronation procession, the most gorgeous tight ot the old world, will weep through tha whole length of tha abbey, from the west tloor to th dais, where their majesties will kneel In prlvat devotion. When they rise, the solemnity will begin with th recognition that Is to say, the archbiahop of Canterbury, the lord chan cellor, th lord great chamberlain and garter-king-at-arm will formally present "King George the Fifth, th undoubted king f the realm." Thia Is done by turn ing to each of the .four corners of the theater, the sovereign. also turning Ills face toward those successively addressed. The regalia will then be handed to the archbishop, whose duty It Is to pass the different articles to the'dean of St. George' to place on the altar. The swords are ex cepted from thl ceremony. Then follows the abbreviated Litany and communion service and the short sermon from the bishop of London. The king, thus far un covered, here assumes his cap of crimson velvet, turned up with ermine. There follows the taking of the oaths, the singing of the ancient "Venl Creator Splr Itu," one of the most ancient prayers handed down from the first ages of Chris tianity, and a prayer, while reciting which, the primate lays his hand on the ampulla. or vessel filled with oil standing on the altar. Th king here remove his robe and cap of state, seats himself lit the chair placed near the altar, while four knights of the garter hold over him a pall of silk or cloth of gold. The dean of Westmlnater takes the ampulla and spoon from the altar, and pouring oil Into th spoon, hands It to the archbishop of Canterbury. The archbishop anoint th aovereign In the form of the cross on the head and on both hands, saying, "Be thou anointed with holy oil as kings, priests and prophets were anointed." At . this time Handel's Coronation Anthem Is rendered. Thus anointed the king kneels down, while the archbishop recites a prayer, and the dean of Westminster Invests him with the "euperlunlca." Each of the royal orna ments, robes, spurs, sword, ring, orb and sceptres Is then in due order delivered to hla majesty, the crown coming last. 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WE OFFER THIS NEW DICTIONARY and a year's subscription to The Twentieth Century Farmer for Address THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER, Omaha, Nebraska. down again on th altar, offering a prayer for the sovereign about to be Invested. King Oeorge will Beat himrelf In the his toric chair placed In front of th altar, and Archbishop Tempi will place the crown on his head, the trumpeters will blare out a fanfare and the guns at th tower and In the park will fir a salute. This Is th climax of the scene, to be followed by th crowning of th quean by th archbishop of Tork, Th queen I anointed on the head only and Invested with the ring, endowed with the aceptr. th ivory rod and the dove, and after this Is done the peeresses may assum their coronets. The king and queen then offer their ob ligations and the communion service Is proceeded with. RELIGIOUS NOTES. St. Patrick's cathedral in New York City, begun forty years ago, will be clear of debt next fall, and the event 1s to be cele brated some time In September, Rev. Harry Drew, rector of Ha warden since 1!04, died recently. He was curate of Hawarden in 1Kk:i-M and served as first warden of St. Delnlol'a Hostel and Library, founded by Mr. Gladstone for the promo toin of sacred study. Rev. J. Martlnniere, a noted Catholic priest, vicar general of the dlooese of Dal las, died at Dallas, Tex. He was a native of Lyons, France, 70 years old and had been prominent In Catholic church work at Dallas for nearly forty year. The Roman Catholic bishop-elect of Bur lington, Vt , Rev. Joseph J. Rice, wa con secrated In the cathedral of that city April 14. Bishop Beaven of Springfield s th consrerator, and Bishop Feehan of Fall River preached th sermon. The lord bishop of Sallsmiry, England, Right Rev. Dr. John Wordsworth, I to preach the opening sermon at th Cincin nati general conference ot th Protectant Episcopalians next October. He will also deliver the Baldwin lecturea at the Univer sity of Chicago. It pays to be a successful evangelist. It Is estimated that Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman and Charles M. Alexander will receive 16,000 for their nineteen day' evangelistic work in Columbus, O. This estimate was mad by a minister and a church official who re prominently identified with the Chap-marr-Alexander campaign. The Oaka, New Hampshire, boasts the youngest full-fledged preacher and pastor In New England, Milan Smith, who Is 16. He lives in Laconia and walks to his parish. The Oaks Memorial, Sunday, three mile away. He prepares his sermons Saturdaya instead of playing and the 100 church-goera think him th most finished clergyman In tha country. After forty-five years ol eervlce as vicar of St. Chrysostom's chapel, New Tork, Rev, Thomas Henry Sill died In St. Luke' hos pital. He was 72 years old and a serious operation he recently underwent left no hope for his recovery. He wa th oldest active minister In New Tork and wa widely loved among the poor of the West Side. Rev. Dr. Thomas H. Sill, whose death ha been noted at the age of 71. waa one of th oldest active clergy In th New York diocese of the Protestant Episcopal church, and among other orrices. he held those of dean of chaplains of the Actors' church alliance, vice president of the New York Bible and Prayer Book society, and vice president of the Church Association for the Advancement of the Interests of Labor. Consecration of six Roman Cathollo blah op recently named for diocese In th arch diocese of St. Paul will occur at on cere mony, at an early date, proDably In the seminary at St. Paul. The new bishops and their sees are: Right Rev. James O'Reilly, Fargo, N. D.; Right Rev. James Lawler, auxiliary, St. Paul; Right Rev. Patrick Heffron, Winona, Minn.; Right Rev. Joseph F. Husch. Lead, S. D. ; Right Rev. Vincent Wehrle. Bismarck, N. D.; Right Rev. Tim othy Corbett, Crookston, Minn. One publishing house In New York ha lsued 80,000,000 copies of the Bible and is printing more than 1,000.000 copies a year. The philology of the enterprise is not Its least Interesting feature. The Bible la n rl n iA In flftv ln.ii.l In 1 1 m antlr-t . and portions of the sacred book are printed in 400 tongues and dialects throughout the world. inese unprecedented publications represent actual salea. and not gratuitous distribution it being understood, of course. that while millions of copies have been given away, they were ail originally pur the publishing house. Women parishioners of the Church of St. Mary at Bensonhurst. I I., must either eschew the current enormous varieties of spring millinery or stay away from church. Their pastor. Rev. Charles Wlahtman. says. "Our church Is able to accommodate only 276 persons. Women with big hats take up twice aa much room as Is neces sary to seat them. The hat make It diffi cult for men either to obtain seats or two women have difficulty in one pew and often it I necessary for one woman to oc cupy an entire sent. The small hat Is th hat for churchgolng." The New Illustrated DICTIONARY Literary, Scientific, Encyclopedic, Pronouncing and Defining Based on tho Latest Authorities. Together with a Brief History of the English Langnage, Foreign Words and Phrases, Abbreviations Used in Printing and Writing, Christian Names of Men and Women, General Rules of Punctuation, Brief Business and Letter Writing Forms, Table of Weights and Measures, Statistics of States, Rules of Order, Legal Holidays, Postage and Postal Reg ulationc, Patent and Copyright Laws. In the office, home and school its simple arrange ment and clear definitions admirably fit it for this pur pose. The bold type and tho vast amount of general information it contains commends it to teacher, parent and child. Many Other Necessary Features, useful in home, school and office, including rule for pronunciation; dic tionary of prefixes and suffixes; of names of men and women; of mythological and classical names'; of forms of address; of popular titles of cities and states; of import ant persons, places, monuments; of foreign words and phrases, frequently met with in literature and u diction ary of words adopted by the Simplified Spelling Board; flags of all nations in colors. Pointed Remark. The flowing bowl look like a cup of happint to soma men. Many a woman wouldn't want a vol It sh could boss some voter. A man la aa fat as he looks; a woman Is as fat as she wants to look. You can learn a good deal about women by pretending to be Indifferent. If an easy-going man ever acts smart It Is whn he get oap In his eye. A woman always selects a good listener, when she wants an entertaining companion. You can't please everybody; It mekrf half the people sore if you please tin other half. W don't think much of a conking ichor that doasn't teach pupils how to prepare oandellon greena. When a man gets his first gray halri hla wlte tell the neighbor they ar due to hi strenuous business cares. When a girl say a man is a cad he has probably talked base ball to her t 111 she had to admit that she didn't know anything about It. And H sometime happens that when a woman sees her husband looking happy and contmled, she thinks there must he something wrong with him-Chlcago News. Side Mailt on the Ae of Chivalry. Don Quixote had Just proclaimed that the Donna OtiU lnea del Toboso was the world s queen of beauty and loveliness, and had offend to snlver a lance with any knight w ho presumed to dispute the claim. "Hats!" exclaimed the bystanders; "she's nothing but a hah sllnger at a u-cenl lunch counter!" "Well." sturdily rejoined Don Quixote, "that doesn't disprove my assertion. Every body knows that waiter girls are chosen for their looks rather than for their ef ficiency I" Settling his dlshpan helmet more firmly 011 his head and digging his heels Into Hit; lean flanks of old Hosinant, he continued to breathe forth threatening and de fiance. Chicago Tribune. Whittling. Scarce and high comets. Good stepping stones to matrimony dia monds. A tree that bears human beings is the axle tree. To the actor the email role Is better then a long loaf. The man who never makes a kick has to take Iota of them. A man can keep sober at a banquet even though hla health la drunk. To get up a good appetite for luncheon, forget to take the price of It with you whtn you leave home. Boston Transcript. Whistle Won II I m Raise; Into the office of the banking- firm on lower Chestnut street the other afternoon walked the boss. The office boy, nis reel upon his employers aesa. wa wnisuina gaily, and the sound reached the other of fices. "Young man, said the boss, aiernij, this is no wav for vou to behave. You ssked me tn raise vour pay recently. 1 cannot do so If you are going to ao far forget youraelf aa to whistle in my 01 flce." The office boy looked up meexiy ana re plied: "1 wanted to show that 1 couio sun be cheerful In spite of my miserable ai- ,y. "Philadelphia Record. Popular Fiction. "I Juat Adore Grand Opera!" "I Don't Care for th Nickel; Its th Principle of th Thing." "Yes, Mabel; I'd Lov You Just the Sme If You Were Poor a a Church Mouse " "No. Sor. the young ijeaay isn i at Home." t "I Haven t the Money witn aie jow, out I'll Pay You Next Week, Sure." "He's Not Five Year Old Yet, Conduc tor." I Don't Want It for Myself, You Know; I'm Buying It for a Friend." "I Detest Liquor, But the Doctor Adviss Me to Use It." Chicago Tribune. Harvest Story, With the wheat harvest only a few wreks away, th usual grist of harvest stories re being put on the boards. This rather new one Is circulating around Kansas Just now, though It Is a safe bet that It waa written by some Atlantic seaboard funny man for a New England inagaxlne. A college lad came to a Kansas farmer and got a job. About 3 o'clock a. m., he was aroused and told to get up. About half an hour Inter he came down, fully dressed, and his packed suit cute In hi hand. "You don't need to take your valise out Into the fields." said the farmer, seeking to give encouragement. "I'm not going to the fields." he replied. "I'm going out to find a place to spend th night." Kansas City Journal. A Bachelor' Reflections. A happy life la a great temptation to death to step in. Most of the nonsense In the world come so near being sense you can't tell it Isn't when It's yours. An old maid woman can get over It any minute by marrying, but an old maid man stays so forever. Before a man' wife tames him from being a wild animal he's a nightmare and afterward a bore. New York Prese. $1.25