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REAL ESTATE REAL FSTATF
MUM AIrn RANCH LAND FOR .ALB FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR iALB
Color'
Haaed.
BUY A COLORADO
FARM
AT AUCTION
$400 DOWN
$400 IN 30 DAYS
TAKES THE BEST QUARTER SECTION IN
33,000 ACRES
OF KIT CARSON COUNTY FARM LANDS
Balance carried on the Land at 6 per cent.
This land must and will be sold to the highest. bidder. You
buy at your own bid. You can count on bargains. Terras less
burdensome than crop payments.
"ONE CROP PAY'S FOR THE LAND"
Auction at BURLINGTON, COLORADO
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1910
Special trains from Omaha on the Rock Island, June 21.
iFor excursion rates, description of the land and full particulars
write, i
C M GRUENTHER Trustee
ROOM 307 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
Bell Phone Tyler 1070.
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
STOCK AND GRAIN RANCH
I NO EQUAL IN THE mountains
L NEAR DKNVKR.
' Her la an oDortunltv: uiu it: diaanivinw
, a partnership; 600 acre., all fenoed, of
which MO acrea ara cultivated; vary richest
, buiii ma acrea mora can Da cultivated; 66
i acrea of that rich timothy meadow, with
' numerous springs: 15 rri in fini .rn..
Inn pain ana potato cropa; excellent home
buildings, with largest Al barn, worth $4,000
wuitvi luimi hw, ne ana pout umber,
worth 18.600 easy; all Implements, tools,
to.: location unsurnassable: 1 hours (mm
Lenver, 6 miles to railroad; this place Is
sacrifice ana must De noia; price 13,600,
. . only 14,000 down, balance a years at per
,f cent; Immediate possession; unusual, aacrt
flce. Charles F. Lelmer, wu Champa,
'IJrtTnm 1 1 i .
t.i miununoraeni on trow creek,
iiano.r new. town of Hllggsdale; loo acrea,
Iujii, W,at soil, smooth land, 140 acres ready
J5?rn; deeded land adjoining held at 120
" 128 an aore; relinquishments same kind
r id In adjoining aectlon sold reoently at
I VI y Poaaltil. Irrigate; to sell before
X'Way M, offer at $440. Owner leaving Colo-
'
V
W. Lorloier, Urover, Colo.
' RELINQUISHMENTS
AND
DEEDS D LANDS
Near Deer Trail, Cola., in the heart ot
the rain belt shallow water, fine anil Aim
deeded lands, town lota. Deer Trail Is the
coming town of Colorado, W miles east of
i Denver. Farming land In this vicinity pro-
A' dueos better crops than 60 to lo0 lands
ia in the east. It s up to you. Write us
- 8 today, ask questions. The Dear Trail Realty
hn Co., Dear Trail. Colo.
l : :
la.
lews.
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FOR 8ALE 120 acres In the corn belt of
southwestern Iowa. Half level and slopes
back to the other half, which la gently
rolling. One of the best farms In this part
ot Iowa and ought to be quick sale at this
reduced price. There are 15,000 of Improve,
merits, fine water, . i miles to town on
main Una of C. B. A Q. Price $U8 per acre
now. . Address, Y-371, care. Bee.
' Mexico.
HAVE short option on 10,000 acres of ths
must leruie iana in Mexico; will raise corn
sugar cano, rice, oranges, nearlv .v.rv.
thing; river flowing through property for
five miles; double In value shortly; will
bear closest Investigation; want party to
furnish half of purchase money. Address
n. ii. mvuuu, uta marque lie iag., Chicago.
Illaaoarl.
FOR SALE 200 acres fcood 'and; good
country, good nelghbois; 15 acres ruugn
In umber, balance rolling to level; 28 acres
timothy, 16 clover, SU pasture, aj hog pas
ture, 66 corn, 3o oau; 0-room house and
tenant bouse, shed barn, graimry (1.UU0
bu., 8 other outbuildings; never falling
water; land advancing lio a year; tele
phone, H. V. L. ; V per acre, or will price
stock, crops, and give possession; 40 miies
from Kansas City, 6 miles Odessa, on C. &
A. R. R. J. W. Gray, Odessa, Mo.
FOR SALE A good ten acres; buildings
some fruii; a miles south of bu Joseph
Price 11,700. .
SO acres, grain land; good buildings, well
and windmill. Price $4,000.
10 acres, close to lnterurban station; good
buildings; partly fruited. Price $2,600.
1 acres directly on the lnterurban rail
way. 3(4 miles from tit. Josanh! arnnrf tann
ings, good soli, well fruited. Price 17,000.
umucr iana tying airectiy on the
banks of St. Jose Dh river. lust mrnu k.
road from lnterurban station. Will sell In
parcels to suit purchaser. This is a fine
place for summer. Scnula fc Plxley, Bt,
Joseph, Mich.
RFAI FSTATP
FARM AND HAfttrt LAitU FOR SALE
. (Continued.)
. . , Texas.
FOR 8AHi-,AItolma stork farm; 18,000
V, " oooy, au m.e of Austin, I
nil ics of Lcander, eight good residences,
ftsnt farms, nl.nrv ,.r r..a ,,..
loo.ui) corila of wood on land and good
road.; $6 per acre, on.-tblrd cash. Otiier
"'", ' an prices, box t4. Win
BAROAINS IN TEXAS i.an nil
k. irrnL'S!,"B lne bMt opportunities In
duici uaay it you don t get 1
"ch "n the bargains In the Texa? r.i
belt (Houston Dlstnctt. Next fall an
winter win be a record-broakcr In the sal
t; nave mu cnoieest list
of these bargains fron 15 to lit per acre.
... -.. ...cu uutia irom iw to Dli.VUO SCrea.
i,ASa r ,uur ' tree. Address W. I
HOSS ft CO., First National liank Uidg
Houston, Texas.
$260 WILL Set-Mlra n n t Inn . 1 nM
A .. ,77. r. . ,vw mi is jr
"yj- biggest bargain in Texas
ui-ii;. vniy 3 por acre. Greatest
activity In nrooertv anlnlnlnn ihl. h...
large trjot will be developed and sold this
in ai.sv 10 m per acre. This 1,000 can
be turned at same prices. Best opportunity
of the year for agent or buyer to make
iKuuBoius prom on smo1 amount cash
Apply to owners for f
C. 8. Treadweil, 107 Dearborn St. Cochran
4c McCluer Land Co.. Chicago, 11L
FINE bearing Deach orchard: T. rri
ueii; ir&at reorasKa. U. p. Stebblns.
Wisconsin.
run mlh I4ti acrea nr .nil mtL
. . T , . - , . iiiiirn
ii uiii n.i H i ii i . 1 1 n rniin i . iAnu..Ki
? acrea plowed: one-half miu i'u r,on.o...
on town road; 260 rods of fence: chMD .!
""is urani jawton,
'...iv, , is.
FOR BARGAINS In tlmh.r tr.t.
; Ii t "1",,wuer write us today;
?-betifr the country. Grimmer
wi luriLv, w la.
LAND FOR THE l.ANnT.poa
To the homseeker or InVfislnp Whv n. i-
vest In Marathon oounty Improved farm and
""" i "cmuuui cnmate. produo
tlvs soli and best of miric.n nr.. ....
over lands can be bought rrom 110 to 120
In yearly paymenta. Write us now for
IlkUl.l, .IIIIWII Villi. V a n F . J
- - -"' Bny tit,, ji,agar. w la
rtscellaneoas.
CHEAP FA KM
In western Nebraska anH t 'nin,.j.
f,. r..i.. . nriie
lNltKABKA LAND COMPANT.
Sidney. Nab.
nuswitiAU and hl-h.r.
lands. We can locate you on aa ,
.Aii.niuuirna iana in Oregon, Wash
ington, .Montana or Canada. We can sell
you good wheat or fruit lard at fmm u
ra up. with terms. Acme Homestesd
r ' "-" """"i o. onerwooa elds..
Kill R v.paiH. A ii. u ..i ""S.
.- w K,i..Kiiv. raaa.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
GARVIN BROS.. 8d floor N. v. T.lf tw
a atv. w. 1. ...a ... -77 -
WANliTl CltV lo&ni. ttmrm Trtia r-
V AN 1Tj.L City loan anrl fcarruni. iv
ITtti-rtttm . Ktnlih AV rn f Jtk t. 0,
- wa smi-v aV A a UMIU Oh
MONEY TO LOAN-Payna Investment Co
1100 to 110.000 mada nromntlv. F. n. w&a
wu wiu, ULU t11U f VOH1B,
IjOO to t&.OOO on hnmu In Omihi r'
ncai caiaia CO.. 1VW3 . X. L4IS. Ujuglas
VI A'UtU, ...
FIVli PER CENT MONBY
to loan on
Omaha business property.
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room 1. Nsw York Ufa Bldg.
LOANS to lioma ownera and hnma htilld.
era. with privilege of making partial pay.
inenta semi-annually.
. W. ti. THOMAS,
603 First NaUonal Bank Bldg.
FIFTEEN. ACRES, $1,000.
One mile of car line, Council . Bluffs,
about half . suitable for fruit and garden.
t balance pasture; new land; no buildings,
but very, nloe building site; well protected
- by hills on north and west; $280 cash, bal
. ance to suit at 6 per cent.
M'GEE REAL ESTATE CO.,
14 Pearl St., Council Bluffs..
J, " Iadlaaa. '
FOR SALE Best Indian bargain; 140
' t,crM, eounty, Indiana, miles from
Hoval Center: 170 acres level, deep black
aoll, well ditched; balance Umber, well aet
In bluegrass; large 10-room brick realdence.
r modern; all outhouaea; barn poor; two
acres orchard; two deep wells; near scnool
and church; telephone and dally mail; very
desirable place; for short time only $71 per
, acre. Box 00, Kokorao, Ind. v
LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MISSOURI.
160 acres, good 7-room house and nrh.
outbuildings; 6-acre orchard; all fenced
and cross fenced; about SO acres bluegrass
and clover; 80 acres In cultivation; good
well, windmill; four miles, from May view.
Price $76 per acre.
"SEE ADAMS,"
WESTERN REAL E .STATE CO..
411 Karbach Bldg.
- Jloalaaa. .
FOR 8ALE 10, 20 or 30 acres choice fruit
land in Bitter Root Valley, Montana; under
fen;e; 17 acres orchard; B. R. V. I. Co
water right; house, barn, le house, other
bulldlngt,; attractive prices. Address Chas.
A. Carney, Corvallls, Mont. '
LOWEST RATES Be ids. Brandela Bldg.
FIVE PER CENT BONDS fur sale, la
amounts from $20 to $6,000; we eash them
?y time. American bate Deposit Vaults,
m 8. 17th, Bee Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR
6, t and 7-room houses. If prices ara right
wa can sail your property tor you.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Suite 6M N. r. Ufa Bldg
Kebraafca.
SEWARD COUNTY LAND
640 or 320 acrea. If you desire to 'buy In
the rain belt, near market wrlto for pull
particulars. G. M. Wright, 1919 8. 114th St.
Omaha. . . .
, FOR SALE
Beat 200 acre farm in Dodge county, Ne
braska. Modern Improvements; valued at
llfi.OU0.00. Hmim Kam . .,...1 ... . .
FORi 8yCT56 ','rre . tlrmt cl frm i stories and basement; sewer, water,' bath
vuiim, icicpnoiies, ana register dial for
each room, and furnace, and also four firs
land: located 1 miles from city limits of
duuvu sciiu, no mat consiaerea. .
tiapp at Taggart, South Band. Ind.
WE HAVE on har.d a number of Ink
barrels which we will sell for 60 cents eaoh.
They ara fine for rain water or ashes. Call
at press room. Bee Publishing Co.
DO YOU. WANT TO SELL PABTO?
your Land? wr
Writ a description ot It. butldlnga
water, near what town. Make TO words of
It all and sand It to The Omaha Bee with
71 csnu for aacb Insertion. Psople In Ne
feiaska have money and want land. They
look to 'J. he Omaha Bee f..r real estate of
fertngs r And thv get them In Th Tt4
SOUTH OMAHA
Kansas.
FOR SALE 160 acres, . six miles from
Garden City, Kan.; luo acres broken; price
$16 per aore; will trade lor good city prop
eriy. Address Box 626, Hastings. Neb.
at leklsaa.
FOR SALE Michigan farms. No. 1. U
acres, cleared;- small house and bam; sums
fruit; near town; fins trult land; il.uuo.
No. i, 40 acres, ciearea; good house and
barn; plenty of iriut; lavei, good son; $i,m
No. k, MV acrea, rich loam aoll; levai; 4
miles Muskegon, city $6,0uu; 41i per acre; t
per acra aown, balance easy tenus.
No. 1 46 acrea; suv cleared; good build
ings; fine lake front; 160 acres beech auu
mupie Umber; $20 aura, outers. Catalogue
and list free, ihe aivans-uoit Co., sie
iiiont, Mich.
FOR SALE Just on the Market and Will
Sell at a Bargain A tine Jalionigan fruit
and general purposs farm of 4S acres; lo
' cated near Fennvilla, lu vce heart ot west,
arn Allegan county irutl belt; only SO rous
irom the Pera Marquette Ry. siauon; store,
postotfica, church and fine actiooi; Deal of
soil; large orcnara, good buildings, puts
water, etc.; price omy Hw; oau dowu,
baiance to suit . For particulars adureas
W. n Stadmau, t'ouuvl.ie. Uiui.
FOR SALE Perfectly equipped poultry
farm, to acrea; aura crop; uoi atfected by
iroau floou or drought; succaasful buaiueaa
a yeara; meat Chicago trade; Investigate
details; 111 health, ik. 11. Weia, bo am
Haven, Mich.
places. There Is an artesian well with .
water flow of 1.000 gallons per minute.
Best fence In atate on the farm. Will sell
all or sub divide. Have option for one
week. Price less than $100 per acra. Wire
or write at ones. George Falconer, Fre
mont. Neb.
Nebraska Lands
WANTED To buy bargains In cheap
Northwestern Nebraska lands In quarter
or halt section lots only, Holt, Rock,
Brown, Keya Paha, Kimball, Dawes or
manner counties preferred. Send full de
scription wnn lowest price. -
W.LSclby
436 Board ot Trade lildg.
$4,000 will buy H section ot land I mllus
south of lienkeluan, county seat of Dundy;
kood aoll. level road 1 and close to water.
Iox W. A1W..O. Neb. owner.
FOR SALE 0 acrea on lake; 100 rods of
lake frontage; tula lies In eight of a beau
tiful village; lake has tine audy shores,
afforda fma fishing, bathing; o acres Um
ber land; is good for ail kinds ot grant
as well as fruit; this lays on two main
roads, R. F. D., telephone line; $1.2o0, mu
down; Ml acres In the edge of a village;
l-room cottage, large bam, outbulldluga,
apple orchard of large, bearing treea; aoll
la a dark loam and a sandy loam, good
for all klnda of cropa aa well as fruit;
$1,700, $U0 dowa.
GEO. BRIDGES. Banger. Mich.
Mlaaeaota.
LAND AGENTS LISTEN
Batter land values can be had In Minne
sota today than la any other section of
the country. Farmers ara flocking her as
never before
Wa wish to form connections with com
petent and reliable men to handle propo
sitions that will make big protits and sat
isfy your clients. Things moving fast. Lei
ua get Into communication at once concern
ing both our wholesale and retail propo
sitions. Wa have the lands, have had years
of experience and can deliver the goods.
ELWOOD BROS.. CROOKSTON. MINN.
FOR SALE Nice quarter; W acrea broke.
M acrea good hay laud; nloe grove. Uj miles
from Benson. Minn. County seat town ot
1. 100 population. Land la worth $J0 00 per
acre. Will take In a good flve-paasenaer
auto as part payment. Address Jamas
Jaooba, Sioux Falls, S. D.
Narta Dakota.
FOR SALE SactiMi nr rina rv.nk.v
North Dakota, land four miles from mai
ket; one-half unuer cultivation and now in
crop, balance now being broken up and
win be aeeued to flax; snare 01 crop goes
to purchaaer; owner mui, sell at once;
price low auu temia rukkouabie, the biggest
snap ou the market in Dakota land. Yvriie
or can on louker at peiiy, iblieudale.
41. V.
26,000 ACRES choice North Dakota faint
lands for sale; any aixe tracts. Write tor
oooaiet wun tun description. ALF.VLv'A
VALLEY LAND Co., Towner. N. 1.
FOR bALE A number of very good Im
proved gram turms; rich black loam soil.
via? euoauu; wall auapteu lor raising
wneat, iiax, oau and altaUa. It. N. Tucket,
ves a jaj7( v, JW.
Urattou.
DETAILED Information rurnlahcl con
corning oiegon ana vvashliigtou. 1 uui con
sianto traveling through oou. ...,
auung fruu auu farm land Investments.
Write lue. W. G. buuther, Tue eoutuer
Albertson Co., 2 Oak bt.. Portland. Ora.
koatbi Dakota.
COME to Walwortn county In the
famous Blue Blanket valiey, where you
can buy the finest land In ooulh Dakota
at prices norm the money not boom
prices, tieveral thousand autes to select
irom on uiaio line C, St. at St P. road
irom ciilcuau lo the Pacitto coast. Act
quick, jnccs are going mguer every aay.
.riia for bowklat auu map. W. ti. alyiar,
St.11, o. D.
FOR SALE x acres; every acre tillable;
deep black soil; near town; price, U par
Frank Mashek. Kimuall. S. D.
Virglala.
$1 PER ACRE and up buys good farm
lands, frequently with Improvements, lo
Virginia. Flue cllnr.ate. water, markets and
society. bend for eauuful illustrated
pamphlet, farm lists, rat.a. etc. F. ii
Labaume. A. L Agent, N. 4k W. Ry., Box
1W. Roanoke. Va '
. BARGAINS IN LUMBER
Having purchased from the con
nullum wuo coueiruciea tne new
street car barn at 11th and Panirir-
Sta., Omaha,' 300.000 feet of new lum-
Der, temporarily used for forma in the
erection of the building. Two-thirds
of which is Jut as good for building
put puses, as new lumDer direct from
the yard. Consisting of 2x4s, 4z4s
2x6s, Zx8s, 2xi0s, 2x12s. and several
thousand feet of sheeting, varying In
length from 12 to 24 feet, will be on
sale in quantities to suit purchases at
11th and Pacific Sts.. on and after
wennesaay. June l, 1910, at prices
from 6 to $15 por thousand. In ad
dition, to the above therq are several
thousand feet of sidewalk lumber and
about 100 loads of kindling. Phone
ioug i8sz, umana, or So. 128, South
uuiaua.
THOMAS HOCTOR,
, 515. N. 24th St., South Omaha.
SWAPS
(Continued.)
.iFP1i,8ALE OK EXCHANGE 109 acres.
if, b,'ck 1 scrrs smooth and till
able. No Improvements.' About k miles
from Mctook. Neb. H.outf. Want
clear Omaha residence.
We have some choice tastcrn Colorado
lands at, from $7 to 10 per acre; worth
o por cent more money now and will soon
d uble in value.
, WESTERN UNITED REALTY CO..
gg-J! Pax ton Block. Omaha, Neh.
FoH.. exchange. SO-acre Farm near Kear
ney, Neb., for stock of groceries in rial
ern Neo. Addrcsa y i5. caro of Beo.
,FOR SALE OH EXCHANGE.
fOLfi.l-ntory and tssment modern
brlrk flats; property in tine condition, well
located; touiniumling good rentai; extra
land for additional flats; valued. $3u,uu0.
Owner will consider, choice Improved
fitrm or good, raw land at Its vaiue.
Parties Interested give full particulars In
.not iciirr.
J. H. JOHNSON, 575 Brandels.
H ACRES good Innd six miles from
I x?vsrw' ob.; or Pttr'cu'r address
Lock Box 726. Harlan, la.
TO EXCHANGE-Two houi.es and lots.
TAILORS
MISFIT tailor-d sults-33 and $10 values
k u. oeo i. nuoenstein, Zlivj s. 14th St.
Martin & Rubin, IL il old U. S. Bk. Bldg.
G. A. LINGUIST CO.. 136 PAXTON BLK.
' ijlbi.niuhs wear the new sack suit
but don't fall to Datronlza rm thui
TallnvHnir 7ia a,, i.k a.
' D I I . -J WW. ...II ' L.
TRAVELING GOODS
REAL COW hide loathnr ault
$5.00. Every one guaranteed, other leather
eic., at equal values. See Alfred
vi men oon, raiu r arnam.
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED TO nnRnnw-nnft A.
aa v-no. 1 -91 0, BM.
WANTED TO BUY
ocaT riti i ' h: mm fn, , .
., - . .. . viiii-nnnu
.u....lu,v, , vuuoii, ., uiouiina .ana ihn..
WANTED-o OOO FEATHER BEDS. Write
S-'a P.0."!" M ETROPOLI-
- SWJ N. SOtn.
Best prices for RnnKEM w a Tr-im-t.
Old Gold, etc. NATHAN. 211 So. ith si
SECOND-HAND rlnthlnv n.rt '
,.v u,.. jonn r eiaman, u. S128. A-2636.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED to rent fmm -,.. u ... .
oy responsible party-no chllrtren-moderS
house In West Farnam nr wi.iJ 1nSM,f.rn
trlct with t least four bed rooms, not
Including maid's rooms. Addra.a ti Slv
tar Hee.
WANTED TO RENT
(Continued.)
We Are Getting Numerous Calls
i,A.UM" or A" 81es- Ust With Ua.
NOWATA, LAND AND LOT CO.,
C34 N. Y. Ufa Bldg. PbonaRedlMS.
WANTED SITUATIONS
EXPERIENCED steno.. sren r,tti ..,..
nt. capable of taklns rhm '
v, oca aitice, council Bluffs.
STENOGRAPHER, fi vphVM v
OfflCA AlTllrlnri nnan ....-lit '
Ti -"-ii" w ucysrimeni. Address
. " - - -, wu.i,., ui una.
Family washing, neatlv
WHEN answcrlnaT advrti
Bee Want Ad columns, klndlv
fact that you saw the ad. m The Bee.
XKLIEN
NTKtw !L"bI'J,xtmnr "QUOR dealer.
. n,. Cor. 26th and N. Sts.
tooUlowrfcVar611 "
Novelty Store
' M. 24th St., South Omaha.
tlSiVh711 ,,FTS of l"-givlng
men.n.rif ra1du'ln tlma Bh0"M re"
membered. and gifts of Jewelrv leads all
N iff laU""- Jacobson & Furen Co.. 2401
Dri.T1hd Jfalr .aa "1 re,t variety at
gML'.mmnmrr bt0
SWAPS
faVm Ud.T1. ut0 Jtchn for
Writs I ?.d ,ncom town property.
-Li "nd -ribe what you have with
exchange price. Addrei,a Y 74, clre Bee.
at, ..""tory . brtck business block, two
11'" fooinlng. house and basement ail
v w. . iUa Bldg. Ild jaaj.
McVtlonHofVEa,i100.Ot K " tin.
til .L"V1 nl,, mllc 'ram Lodge
Pole, Neb., that we will trade for the sains
ameunt of lncom r..iHon... f"
or all incumbrance. Pri of "land"!. $uw
t. Z .uV .00 cash besides to
handle this and there Is $2,600 can run
tnree yeara 'lata Barlow. Lodg"pSie"
..I?rT"",tory S.r,ck' b"lnsss building, wall
rented, clear. Trade for good land
N IpWATA LAND 4b LOT CO..
C N. Y. Life Bldg.
,nN,I,?ilED.n:,tel nd 17 lot. In boom
Ing So. Dakota town: hotel doin rn.
nraa. "
i.oJf "V .W'L "crlr'e 'or cash or take part
land. Bal. back on place. v
NOWATA LAND 4k LOT CO.
fi"? "4i.Nw Xork L Bldg.
Phon. Red Omaha, Neb.
WILL EXCHANGE new 4-cyllnder tour
ng car. best make, tl mm fV Ui, ...."f:
2r.r.r',1"no tlSr. will aa.um. aoma In'
uoviauuaaa. let. ou.glaa gi'u. .
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Staple and Fancy Produce Prices Far-
nisnrd by Buyer, and Wholesaler..
BUTTER Cream.rv M i h.h
fhJ"?LaU trade' ltl i"- cartons, 80c; No. 1
In 60-lb. tuba. mtUnr m. 9 i i'iuJ.
nSii,'nolb- iuS Z!,'c; 'packing stock, solid
DaCK 20An! Hlllfv n CA. I K a rw.
ket changes every Tuesday.
CHEESE Twin, iftn vw., a
R...No-,.brLc.S' ,16: N,- 2-.16c; domestic
eZiZ.' oa. . ' "oie. owise, Z4c; Imported
POULTRY nrAn.rl K.n... i .
hens 18c; cocks,. 12; ducks, 80c; geese
loc: turkevs. 2(u-- iinnn. .i
homer squabs,' $4.00 per doit.; fancy squabs'
$3.fiO per doi.; tio. 1. 03.00 per dos. Alive :
oroiiers. rrom 1 to 1V4 lbs., 40c; IVi to 2
lbs., 26c; hens.- 12Uc: old rnn.iLr. til '
young roosters, 16c; ducks, full feathered
14o; geese, full feathered, 10c; turkeys 18c :
guinea fowls, 20o each; pigeons, 0c per
(in. hnmap. tQ Art j . f "r. 1
-: , i.w yci uui. aquaDS. IN o. l
$2.00 per dos.; No. 2. 60c.
io-ISifi,-l,"1fZ.0Ie.n)Plck.ere1' 10c: whlteflsh.
ii"' '14fi trout' 15c! large vrapples
1518o; Spanish mackerel, 18o; eel. 18c; had
dock, 18o; flounders, 12c. Green catfish
,r0Ut- v13ci, buf,al- ! halib SJ;
white perch, 8c; whlteflsh, 15c; yellow
perch. 9c; bullheads, 12c; white bass. 17c
roeshads, $1.00 each; shadroes, per pair. 60c:
frog leg, 30c per doi. ' 'j
Beef C'ntM-klhn: N 1 xt ,,,.!
No. 3, 13c. Loins. No. 1, 19c;' No." 2,' 14?c:
7:nno-c: p,ate:
FRUITS Strawberries, Missouri, 24-qL
case, $3 25. Oranges. California Ca
mella and Producer brands Redland
navels 80-96 slses, per box, $3 00
lf7K. slI?,8 P6 box' W iB: 15a ".
M.76, 176 and smaller sizes, per
fi261 .0t.hfL brand8 from Riverside
and other districts, per box, $3.0043.50; 80-96-112
sises, per box. J2.7B: Havana mhii...
ranean sweets. 126-112 slses, per box, $3.00:
?r Si Llmonlera, extra fancy, 800-3 slses
u.w, L-noice Mt-MH sizes, per box, $4.75; 240
l.C. WU WT DDI IAHR H U II n . a 7.
i ??r b".nch- I2 252 50; Jambo, bunch.
t? '6i5- , PlnPJPles, Cuban, 30-36-42 sizes,
;"'t!; '"r'u. -JO-i-ii sizes, $3.75. Apples,
i, ,f. Mtf V.V- w: rearmalns, per
; - v.iuuiimt tra xancy w. w.
eram,'nB ,n,d VVood brand, per box,
$2.25. Cantaloupes, Texas, 45 size, $3 60'
Arizona, 64 size. $7.50. Cherries, California
per 10-lb. box. $2.25. Dates, Anchor brand,
new, 30 1-lb. pkgs., In box, $2.00. Figs. Cali
fornia, 10c size, 80c.
VEGETABLES Irish nntatr... Wi.n.i
and native, per bu.. 60b60c; Colorado, per
bu.. 65c. New Potatoes, In sacks, per To..
2V40. Seed sweet Potatoes. Kansas. nr
bbl., $2.00. Cabbas-e. new rmirnrnia . a
southern, per lb., Sc. Onions, Texas crystal
wax. per crat.. $2.00; yellow, per crate. $1.75.
Old vegetables, parsnips, carrots, beets,
turnips. In sacks, per lb., 2c. Garlic, extra
aJ?-v,..wnl,' Pr lb - 15c: Pp- lb., 16c.
NEW SOUTHERN VEGETABLES
Radishes, ner dos. hunrhA T...ni.
per dos. -bunches. 45c. Carrots, per dos!
bunches. 50c. Parsley, per doz. bunches, 50c.
jch, icr uui. Duncnes, ooc. spinach, per
bu.. 12 lbs.. &0c. Eer Dlant fnr. v P-i,riH
per doz., $1,501(2.00. Tomatoes, fancy Flor
ida or Cuba. Der 6-bsk crate, t.1 mi- nhnin.
$2.50. String and wax beans, per hamper,
about 25 lbs., $2.50. Green Peas, per ham
per, $2.50. Cucumbers, hot house, per dos.,
$1.00; Texas, per doz., 75c; per bu. box. $2.25.
HOME GROWN VEGETA BLE8 Rad
ishes, extra fancy home grown, per doz.
bunches, 20c. Lettuce, extra fancy leaf,
per doz., 40c; head lettuce, per doz., 75c.
Parsley,, fancy home grown, per doz.
bunche40o. Rhubarb, per doz. bunches, 45c.
Asparagus, per dos. bunches. 75c tlrn
onions, per doz., bunches, 26o.
auBCKLUAlMliOUS Horseradish, I doz.
In case. $).W. Walnuts, black, nor Ih oi.-
California. No. 1. per lb.. 17c; California
ru. , per id., ho. mckorynuts, large, per
lb., 4c: small, per lb., 6c. Cocoanuts, per
sack, $5.00; per doz., 66c.
Bask Clearlaare.
OMAHA. May 90. Bank clearlnaa tnr lo.t
week and for the corresponding week last
year were:
191A 1WU
Monday $ 2.7W,766.1J $ 2.310,715.14
Tuesday 1.55.051.13 2. 0X6 6
Wednesday 2.678.SM 71 .n in sa
Thursday I10,151.t7 I.r613.
Friday I.lf7.14.0 2.648,713 lu
Suturday 2,222.(r;.U I.218.1S6.67
OMAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipt! of Cattle Are Light and Gen
eral Tone is Stronger.
H0QS OPEN FIRM, CLOSE LOWER
Bulk of Receipts Go to Packer, at
Saturday' Figures Late Sales
Lower Because of Weak
ness lu Enat.
SOUTH OMAHA. Mny 80. 1010.
RrfTrfnfa .... . . . ' r. .
R.il.; .. , vaiue. jiors. oiirrp.
estimate Monday 1.800 4,100 2.U.S
tame day Inst week S,3tM 4.320
,y I ""ks ago. 4.160 8.6,,3 6.;.41
ama Cay 3 weeks ngo. 3.1T6 4.656 S.7
Juy weeks ngo.. 4.600 S,l!7 grrn
fritme day last year 2.2C2 4.W7 1.3.W
0. f.i followlnB table shows the receipts of
m"I . and Bhe''n st Houth Omnha for
wie ear to date, compared with last year:
r.-,,, 1910. l!i09. Inc. Ucc.
" 3S5.2.9 19,633
Jih " 8S.SS2 1,I47.M4 258.642
Tf C0,-,811 11.417
r,wL ''" owing table snows the avorage
1. vJ o'bogs at South Omaha for the last
!Tral dya wltn comparisons:
Wye ana Tupnep Co. I
SO STATE BTDCXT .
OMAJIA.Ntn
OOABO ar TSADC
I)U- I '' ll0.190$.1907.lO.l0S.lt.
Mar is
Msy 20...
May 21...
May Si...
Msy 3...
My 24...
May 28...
May 26...
May 27...
May 28...
May 29...
May 80...
92 5 til
HI 8
43
9 10
14U
89V.I
7 01
T 00
( 97
7 101
7 141
7 64
7 02
7 02
6 SS 23
6 tut
6 81
( 26
I
K 14
t 16!
t 20
6 28
6 27
6 25
24
IS
li
6 04
t Mi 6 321
6 27
5 80
6
t 94
251
20
01 6 8
881 6 20) 4 47
4 48
4 41
a
4 37
4 36
4 84
4 III
4 47
4 48
6 21
I 20
6 831 S 29
1 6 281
t 221
f 171
( 16
6 19
6 17
6 12
6 17 4 63
Sunday.
tat Vwinv l" yard8' 8ou,n Omaha, Neb..
I S "'0"' nour8 endlnf l o'clock
RECEIPTS.
I'sKU l.lnr- Ul . .
c. m. st. p.:..:r... v "a
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific .......
C. &. N. W. (etatt
C. & N. W. (west)..
C. St. P.. M. A- o
C, B. & a. teaHti .
C., B. & g. (west).. 13
C.. Ii. I. & p. (esat).. 2
iiiiuuis central .
C. G. W
11
4
26
I
ii
If You Have Funds io Iiw
Consider our Hn of
Municipal, Railroad, Corporation
BONDS "
lo denominations of $.100 to I,0)0
Yielding from 4 to 6 per cent interest
BONDS ARB A SAKE AND CONVENIENT FORM OK
INVESTMENT.
Officers and Directors:
1
lav. n I
uuausafl
I'M
BAT ITS, Tros
Fremont.
PHILIP H. TAMI.XT, V.-rrcs.
Boston.
r. B. JOHNgOX, Treas.
Omaha.
OKAS. W. TDBIIXB, Jr
New York.
Sao.
B. B. SCHZrZXSCB,
Fremont.
Anaaap
RAILROAD. MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION BONDS
wai. , itLLT fAiu, ioo,nnn.oo
Total receipts ..73
DISPOSITION
68
8
fa 41 TV em. .
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour co
209
' 469
149
20
22
154
40
15
104
78
13
11
246
S85
1.106
1,317
1,762
61
1,167
616
Murphy-Shufrgers
W. H. Vancsnt Co
Stephens Bros
Hill & Sn
F. B. Lewis
Huston & Co
J. B. Hoot & Ct ""
J. H. Bulla
le Itothschlld
Mo. A Kans.-Calf. r.n ....
Other buyers
ni,..r liri-: 6-740
uii inn wflPK nnttnnri mtt wit.. .
comparatively light run of cattle, only sev
enty-iwo cars being reported In. This wai
au to tne weak close to the trade
.hV. .rS"na Partly, no doubt, to the fact
y a general holiday, sup
piles of beef cattle were rather light and
the Quality of tn n.m. nn,,..n . J...
both dressed beef men and ouiside buyers
acted as if they needed some ca.ttla and
: lronS. active market,
Jai H went. Both light and heavy
r.T T.. wnere ney had qual
ity, bUt medium and .nmmnn lrln. -
" UBUU'. '"tie alow in moving. A good
clearance was made, however, and the gen-
.lnne t0,tll trade w" r'hi- "troSgSr
than toward the close of last week,
mere were onlv about tu..niv i...
nrf . r iS . nd ror the most
Ss flid ln, about. tno " notches
m"" "oiiinion grades, "in-between
kinds were mnr r.. if., j . ' .
showed no decline of any consequ"ci as
compared with Friday. Veal calves were
fully steady and thm same was tru? of
a 1 i mna rougn stock generally.
A good clearance of stockers and feeders
was made lar ao.u . waer.
little stal. stock "in -.pecula or.' hind, ThY.
morning. Fresh receipts were - very light
and In anticipation of a fair country 1
rLr.r.rir,r,?.er P'ckel these
The coGntrv .fl W; 71. c.r.?una
good to choice light weight stuff and heavy
and common aualliv kind. .i.
satisfactory aellara. " "u un
Quotations on cattle: Good to choir,
porn fori rr nntt en. , . - .tnoice
fad atr W "IV. l? "P9 corn
-- T..vi.i, vuiiiiituii 10 I&ir Corn.
fed steers. 5.50ao .60: mcnA ,n .t" -orn
and heifers, f6.00.g6.76; fair to good cows
and heifers. 14.75(85.75: pommnn t ioT- ?"a
and heifers, 12.75(6 4 60; good to choice stock-
. i . ' 'kbowi common to fair
I mj-.. U, a.owo-i.w stock helf-
. ,...iii, "Mi caives, J. io4t V.frO: bulla
staas. etc.. u nrw.it k DU".
representative sales
M til 10 I74
w m ... rr
2 2H7 12V gS7Uj
88 1H4 ... S7Uj
M 2l ... S7"
11 24 ...
7..
7S..
73..
80..
(4..
(8..
No.
11...
II...
BEEF STEERS.
No- , At. P
.110 I to
. 764 I SO
. 720 6 00
.7U 4 09
. 71S f 06
.. 7M- S6
. 6 0
. ill S
.1011 74
. 894 I 80
. Ml 7 00
17.
24...,
!...,
27...,
23....
It....
17....
It....
17....
COWS.
Pr.
11M 1 N
.1SW T 10
.1471 7 0
.12M 7 80
.im t w
.13M .7 JO
.1160 1 15
.1414 7 ii
.1411 7 a
.1264 7 66
.Totals ll&.773.C7i.81 I14.4W.J31. 44
Increase over the correauondlnsr weak laat
year. ll.m,6ot.l7. ,
......
n
2
7
C
6
4.....
t
11
It
6
4
I ,
II
t
7. ....
14 ,
4
1
1
1
2 ,
(
1
1
I
4
1
M. .
17..
11..
II
(
4
1J
17
ItO I 80
Ml I 80
1010 I 4i
741 80
i I3 I U
till I 0
, 801 4 00
, W 105
4S8 4 10
is4 4 ;o
Ml 4 M
184 4 80
Ml 4 to
HEIFERS
8X3 4 0U II
844 4 00
tet 4 M
181 4 10
CI3 4 .0
8l 4 18
801 4 18
4(1 4 It
813 4 It
BULLS.
11M 4 00 1....
180 4 18 1....
1080 4 t ...
CALVliS.
158 80 , I...
wa t Ta
130 I 80
lOO (30
118 8
Ill 8 18
160 7 00
COWS AND CALVES.
830 8 80
COWS AND HEIFERS.
8 .8 8 80
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
10..
U.'.
ii".'.
12....
It..'"
8.
1...
I
17
8
a.. ..
.. 871 4 40
.. 848 4 78
.. 860 4 78
.. M7 4 78
..810 4 88
..868 8 SO
..1571 180
..1088 6 80
., M in
-.821 8 68
..1168 I 78
..1110 8 10
,6)4 IK
, 880 4 10
, 480 4 10
IX 111
, 687 4 80
.811 4 M
, 778 6 00
si 6 so
. 40 I 80
1400 4 80
1848 4 80
120 8 88
, 180 7 00
. 100 7 80
176 t no
174 T 28
. 116 1 21
. 188 7 18
148 4 )
888 4 80
. 881 8 00
III l1
. 847 8 03
. lOl J 1'J
. set m
67. 8 31
15..
18
J'
81
6
18
ID
10...
V0 8 1)
tot 5 33
, 64 i 4)
.111 8 80
. M f 10
M lit
7ai ; in
811 8 83
HOGS-Fully half of the hogs sold at
firm, prices at the opening of the market
this morning. Order buyers needed only a
few loads and the bulk of receipts went to
packers, the long strings oostlng 19.369 40
the same as Saturday. Demand was fairly
actlvo and th. big end of supply changed
hands In very good season.
Slightly lower advices from thn
exerted a depressing Influence on the trade
lowara ine close and practically all of the
late business was dona at flauraa ik .
a nickel lower, about twenty loads sell.
Ing on this basis.
Total supply was limited, bulk going at
t9.36a40 and tops remaining the same as
at last week's close, 19.45
Representative sales:
No. at. Sh. w. No.
i4i ii in t
77..
.128 80 8 4!t
. ... 8 45
.2.11 180 8 48
.808 ... 1 48
111 ... 148
.234 SO a All
BHEkP There were only a few loads of
lambs on sale this morning, and with qual
ity only medium, killers did not show very
much interest In the offerings. The best
lambs here sold a llttlo higher ".nan the
same class of stock last week, topping the
market at $8.40. Shorn lambs of light or
handy weight and prime quality are
quotable up to $8.65. about 10c or 15c higher
than extreme high quotations last Friday.
Nothing of consequence was received to
day in the way of ewes or wethers, and
the sheep branch of the trade remained
nomlnallly steady. The supply of big mut
tons Is of little account at present at all
of the leading trade centers. Most of the
larger feeders In the middle west cleaned
up the bulk of their stuff some time ago
and the recent slump in values has nt
served to encourage the marketing of the
tew snipments still in the country.
Quotations on fed stock: Good to choice
lambs, $8.10ftf8.65: fair to good lambs. 17o0n,
8.10; good to choice wethers, $5.155.50; fair
to good wethers, $4.865.15; good to cholre
ewes, ti.nxus.zs; iair to good ewes, $4.66(31
No. '
199 Colorado lambs
404 Colorado lambs
203 Colorado lambs
482 western lambs
92 western lambs
28 western ewes ami wethers.
399 western lambs
Herbert B.Coooh Go
Brokers and Dealers
OBAXH -FmOVISIOlfS STOCKS
Omaha Offloe, 11a Board of Trado Bldg
Bell hon., Dong. 631; Ind. A-ai l-L'
OLDEST AID X.ABQEBT HOUSE J
IW THE STATE. I
Inn Km nUr1 .., .1 . . , I . t . . i . , - .
. I I " J1" I i.tu.o, uu i. juiv. m un hnn. - .
tember. 4s 6l4d. -v -
FLOUR Winter patents easy, 2Ss 8d. J?
I.uiidon Stork Market. 'X
Iondon closing stock quotations- I
Comola, mo,r .82 11-Hl.oulivlll. 4 s'unh lS'V
do acount 82 18-UMo., K.n. M Tx Tl
Amal. Copper 72V. New York !ntil ' nY
Alcnlaon 112',, j prd ... i 8 1
n ... "V online dt wwtrn., 4d't
Biltlmore & Ohio. .. 117V. rVnn.ylrinla .. I
t'inidlin M2 Hand Mine .... (' 11
t'heupcak A Ohio.. KS Ili-nllng .. . . ' .' ,,,7
Chi. Orrat Wfitirn.. HHtSoutlifm Ksllwsi' "', 2;v
Chi.. Mil. & St. P..142( do pid
Av.
. 70
. 70
. 70
. 63
. 67
. 89
. 82
Pr.
8 40
8 40
8 40
6 00
6 00
6 0)
8 2i
Kansas Clt Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mav 30. CATTI-RRc
Ceints. 8.700 head. Includlnsr 4.400 anuthorna
Dest, steady to strong; others steady to 10c
lower; choice dressed bpef steers and ox
port steers. $7.25ffl8.25: fair to a-ood. ir,.Sf.i
i.zo; western steers, 5.764)7.70; stockers and
feeders, I4.0O&6.20; southern steers. $4.S0(ji
i.du; aouinern cows, n.;ian.5u; native cows,
12.Durao.20: native neirers. 14.6001-7.00: bu m.
a0.KiTin.M3; caives, t.wns.w.
nous Keceipts. 6.000 head: market
steady to 6c lower: top. 19.55: bulk of salea
$9.46(it9.621ni; heavy, $9.45M9.55; packers and
Duicnera, ja.4t.1as.62s4; IIKht, $9.85ii9.50; pigs,
SHKEP AND LAMBS Rceeints. 9 001
neaa; market steady to 2oc lower: lambs
7.2f(iiS.75; yearlings, $5.O0(2'6.EO; wethers.
t4.2wbo.oo; ewes, 3.(i)'B4.60; stockers and
feeders, $2.50ii5.00.
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. May 30. CATTLK Recelnts
6.900 head, Including 4,500 Texans; market
steady; native shinning and exDort steers
$S.O0i8.8O; dressed beef and butcher steers.
18.0txaH.ai; steers under 1.000 Dounds. tn.etoii
o.w; stocKers ana ieeaers, i4.ou(a't.Z6; cows
ana neiters, i.tira.w, canners, u.buw3.25
bulls. $3.75(11(6.60: calves. to.OCta'S.BO: Texas
and Indian steers, $4 60&7.&0; cows and
neirers, x3.501ij17.00.
HOGS Receipts. 5.000 head: market
sieaay; pigs and ngnts, xs. 79.70; packers
$9.Mfo9.70: butchers and best heavv. 1J (M
9.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receinls. 9 400
neaa; market stcnay; native muttons, $4.25
(d&.io lamns. li.&XiSV .50: culs and bucks.
- AAA.', I.. 1 . An iw.a r . ...
en.wrv.w, iiiKiera, so.uuiat.w.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO. May 30. CATTLE Recalnts.
estimated at 13,000 head; market 10c higher;
beeves, $&."0&8.65; Texas steers, $5.15(7.00;
western steers, $5.2t7.60; stockers and
feeders. $3.90&6.45: cows and heifers. 82. HO
&7.00; calves, $5.76(38.00.
HOOS Receipts, estimated at 11,000 head;
market slow and steady; light, $9.36$9.62Vt;
mixed, $9.359.66; heavy, $9.30rft9.2V4; rough,
19.301,11.40; pigs, JS.15Si9.60: bulk of sales.
$9.50i9.60.
.SHrJKl-" AND LAMBS RecelDts. esti
mated at 11,000 head; market strong to 10c
higher; native, $3.60(5.60; western, S.bki
5. Co; yearlings, lU.loaT.&o: native lambs.
$5.2&38.00; western lambs, $5.00ftS.S0.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. May 30. CATTLF-
Receipts, 8U0 head; market, steudy; steers.
$.50(7.75; cows and heifers, $3.505j.2;
calves. $X6q7.50.
HOGS Receipts, 3.500 head: market, weak
to 60 lower; top, $9.55; bulk of sales, $9.36
915.
SHEEP AND LAMBS RecelDts. 4.000
head; market, steady; lambs, $7.0O3.25.
Local Securities,
Quotations furnished by Samuel Rums
jr., kii im.w j ora un nuiiaing. nmint:
Auditorium, Chlraxo, 8a, 1921
CUT of Omaha 4fea, 164
Cudahr Packing 10. 8a
Iowa PeMland Cemant tondi (a....
wa V. C. con. bonua 8a
East Bt. Loula & Bub. 8a
C. Stock Tarda atocK
Lmni IMII Innnlxr Co
Lincoln, Neo., 4a, iwu
Nabrmaka Tal. Stock 6 par cant
Omaha Watar Co 8a, 1118
Omaha Watar Co. ta, 1M4
Omaha Ou 8i, 1:7
Omaha Gaa 8a, 1817 ,
Omaha K. L. A P. 8a, 1833
Omaha K. L. pld, I per cent
Omaha St. Mr. 6a, 1K14
Omaha A C. D. 8u Ry. 6a, 1128
Omaha A C. D. Bt. Rr. pfd
Omaha A C. li. St. li).. pid
louih Omaha, city of, 4, mi tu
wartichlld Suliberier 61. 1811. ...10V,
farillo T. A T. 61. 1837 87
opeka nr. M. 130
rl-Clly Hr. A L. 6a
nlon Stock Yards, . O., ei-dl.... vi
HI 4. AakaA
4V 88
lOi'n)
7Va
88
81
88
7
80
88
1(10
1U0
1
Wft
81 ',8
81 '1
83
88
84
8
10714
88
1W
100
is1
8718
:uo
8.18
lul
101
88 li
3
81
81
8114
1W1.
88-.,
84S
8i
8918
101 It
nit
is kill
8.1.
li' Southern Paclflo
1 H4Union Paclflo
82 1 do pfd
21,1'. 8. 8leel ..
48 do pfd
88 wabaah
80't do pfd
,n Spanish 4a
t 81
1! .
.. 87
.
.12114
. 21
,. 47
! Baera
Denver A Rio O.
do pfd
Erie
do lit pfd
do 2d pfd
Grand Trunk ...
lllinola Central..
B1L.VIUK uar, Ktr-auv t 1'4 ii-ik,i .T.
ounce.
MONEY-,Hj.(g4 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3a per cent; for three
months' bills, S per cent.
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA, May l7.-HAY-No. 1. $9.60- No
2, $8.00; packlng( $5.00. Straw: Wheat, $9 5:
rye and oats, $7.50. Alfalfa, $12.60. The best
grades of hay are holding then own, but
nobody seems to want tha poorer aualitv
at any price. H '
Turpentine Market.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Mav i -Tiioni.,
TINE, quiet. 58c.
4i?V4SINFirm; lyPB F" ,4'92V4: - i90
Three Indiana liar nto Death.
EUFAULA, Okl., May 30-Pucnablo Low.
Peter Beaver, and tho latter', wife and
child, all Indians from Weleetka, Okl., were
ournea to death In a fire that destroyed
a rooming house here earJy today. Beaver
and Lowe each had a daughter In tha
graduating class at the Indian high ichool
here and were here to attend the gradua
tion exercises.
New Chnrrh at, Bloat, S. D. '
ABERDEEN, S. D., May 80.-(SDeclal.l
Tha Methodists at Blunt, S. D., have ae.il- I
cated a new church Just erected tna, I
jmiv. ur. a. t . .erroot or Dakota Wealeyan
unlversltor at Mitchell, preaching the dedl- I
catory sermon, after which $3,200 was '
raised to pay off tha remaining Indebted-
ness on the building. ' ';
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEALED
proposals will be received by the olty
cl,.rik Vf u.tha ctt ot O'Neill, Nebraska '
rhn.U'w? h 00 eO cl0Ck P- m' on Tuesdi?
th. 14th day of june. iio fnr fn.ni.u' .'
material and constructing a mmnui. a. "
itary Sewer System for th. city of O'Neill
Nebraska, in accordance wltn the plana
and specifications on file lu the office i
t h. city clerk, O'Neill, Nebraska, and
the w.flce of tha engineers, Omaha, N.. '
bruska. " 1
r-fctlmated cot,s $14,500.00.
Each bid to be accomnanie 1 . -
rm,.,. r., ', " "Ul'ul taow.uo; dollars.
.-.. a. ii 01 Plans and
specifications for personal use may al
tain the same by application to th. ..
neers and a uavnient nf flu. t.-. m. :
.nTd"allldr:"rVe" 11,8 "W'WJU 1
II. J. HAMMO -Pn FrBI(?LH- Ma"-
TJv? ON.HOIJ DATED ENGINEERING
McbVaVta. e0 H'
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OfficO. Fort Des Mnlnr. I. l iam .
Sealed proposals In trlrillcut'o, Mll 'bd re
ceived her until 3 p. in., standard time.
ui e a, iio. anu then opened fur th. Iril .
lallatlon of a Steam ll.n,,., i,.,,, i ..X
Hospital at Fort Des Molnrs, la. ll aii f
forms, plans, specifications anil full Intor- I
matlon obtained ut th;s office. A tlepoe t
of $5 required for each m l of plans. En
velopes containing proposals i-houlil he in
dortetl "iToporals for Htemn lleatins 1'la.iC
for. Post Hospital" and addiesned Ooa-
iruciing VJUttrtermaster. Fort Dos Moines,
M6-7.il .:ji.si 1 1
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Liverpool Ural a Market.
LIVERPOOL. May S0.-WHEAT-Sr.ot.
dull; No. 3 red western, no stock; futures,
weak: May, lis ld; July, s 2-fc.d; October.
Ss 4M.
CORN spot, quiet; old American mixed.
6s OUd; new kiln dried, 5s 4d; via Galves-
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
S
C AN DM VI AN AMEBIC A LINE
10,000 Too Twin-Screw fastens ".reamers
Direct to
Norway, Sweden and Denmark
Oacar II Junt 3 II.-Ulj oiar July 1
C. V- 'i ieln. .. Juno 10 o.cir II July 21
United statea June 21 tnltid Fl(l ..Auj. 4
All Bt.amer. acjnlppsd -lth Wlrelasss
lrat cabio. Hi spwara. aenep' aakta. SuO.. a. 8k
JOHMSOn at CO.. 188 We.l Klmle tt. Cklvagj,
OB TO UJOai. aUKNT.
'ftW II f1irCife To Thoso Who Use The
OH UOyUgei FRENCH LINE VHW
Compagnie Generate Transatlanlique
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1 1
Maaolflsent twin screw exoreai ateamsri leava!New York avarv 1 hura
day at 10 A.M. Commanded by Naval Officers with man-o'-war dlicl- j
pilne. Every known aalety, wlreleaa talography and aubinanna bell'
lunula. Appoiotmenta inrpaia many palatial hotels, rool calea,
orchaatraa. gvmnar,luu, daily paper, superb culalnv. 4
LA StVOIR June 8 LA SAVOIU. June 30 i
LA PROVKNC R. June 18 LA PllOVKNCU. July 1 m
LA IIKRA INE, June 2 LA Ttll'RAINK. July 14 j
. Additional salllnka at 2d cabin prlreM ultrrnate Bats "ajayaa
by popular ona rabln steamer. $4 to $63.50. .
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SC.. o. MIBI.DK. 18)01 rarnam 1 1 '
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