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THE 'BEE: OMAHA. '.FRIDAY. .TUNE
1010.
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REAL ESTATE I REAL ESTATE
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FARM A3D HA ft t It UNU FOR ALE
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REAL ESTATE
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Lafayette Ave Home
The (iwnw ha Just Instructed us to re
duce the price of 4103 I.afayette Ave. from
t-'i.GHO to V..OO0. This Is s splendid house,
strictly modern, nearly new, oak finish
nnd floors blow, with eight rooms on
first and second floors, and two finished
rooms In garret, with north and east front,
on corner. Hero is a genuine bargain home
'or some one; reasonable terms. House
iow vacant. Will show you through umy
.Ime.
PAYNE BOSTSVICK ft fiLATER,
Sole Agent. W New York Life Bldg
FINE KOUNTZE PLACE
HOME,
1816 LOCUST ST., $4,200.
A beautiful new home, on fine couth front
lot, with tcrraca ami paved street, cement
walks, sodded yard.- A full 2-story square
house, with jll basement, cemented floor,
tood furnace, nice reception hall with front
restibule and coat closet, open onk stair
nay, good-slznd parlor unU (lining room,
finished In ouk with onk floors; kitchen,
iHntry nnd rear entry on first floor. One
inrge south front bedroom 20 fee; long with
4 windows and two closets, two good
smaller bedrooms nnd bathroom on second
floor, good stairway to large floored rUIc.
All of the rooms Bra r.apered throughout
nnd have fine combination lighting fix
tures. The location Is very fine, one block
from ear, nice el net of homes. The lots
adjoining are held at ll.Sut. You could not
possibly buy the ground sml build this
house as complete nu It Is for this price.
Wo can show thin space to you at any
time. It Is vacant, ready to occupy and
possession can be given Immediately.
Only tnoo cash required.
NORRIS & MARTIN,
Doug. 4270.
Bee Bids.
For Chickens and
Fruit
Near Harney car line we have a good
7 room house, all on one floor, with three
tots; all kind of fruit, plenty of room tor
Hardening u.nd raising chickens; fine shade;
only 2,2j0; easy terms; Immediate posses
sion. PAYNE. BOSTWICK & SLATER.
Hole Agent. 601 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Vacant Bargains
.V,xll3 ft., corner 22d and Saratoga Sts.,
ItOU.
4ysHU ft., 25th St., near Corby St., $4'0.
f.lxli .'t., corner Brown and 21t Sts., $040.
41x160 ft., Cass St. near 33d St., $."j00.
i.'x I -7 ft., corner 22d and Brown Sts.. K2i.
60x133 ft., Martha near 29th St., $600.
63xU'H ft., 21st St. near llrown St.. $750.
oUxluO t., CHIi St. near Center St., $1.(100.
Field Club District
MlxU'5 ft., Anth Ave. near Poppleton, $1,100.
Kxia ft., 35th Ave. near Poppleton, $l.'.t)0.
47x153 ft., Poppleton Ave. near Sith St.,
J1.400.
MxlSO ft., 36th St. near Woolworth Ave.,
$l,0i.
All These Lots Are Cheap
at the Price
ED JOHNSTON & CO.
305 S. 17th St. Phone Douglas 123i.
COTTAda AND SIX LOTS.
$900 $100 cash, balance $10 per month;
this Is a very good 5-room cottage and the
lots are on good high ground in Council
Hluffs. about half mile from Omaha car
lino and city school.
'. M'OICE REAL. ESTATE CO..
14 Pearl St., Council Bluffs.
Sacrifice Sale Close In
West Farnam. To get a little ready
money owner will sell at big sacrifice.
NOWATA LAND LOT CO.,
Suite 62t New York Life Bldg.
Red im.
$G,ooa
t-ROOM modern residence, with large
barn, lot 60x150 feet. Located In the
isortnweei pari or umana. paved street
The property is in first class condition
Will exchange equity for western land.
McCague Investment Co.,
1506 Dodge St.
A BARGAIN.
The owner of the modern, 9-room house
near 1824 Plnkney St. will be In Omaha
this week. Make us an offer.
t D. WEAD, 1S01 FARNAM.
4 Houses Sacrificed
We have Just listed four cottages on a
corner lot, on North lath St. boulevard,
close In. renting for 'S per month, to be
sold quick. Price $6,500. Better come In
and see us at once on this bunch of houses
if you want a snap. ,
PAYNE. BOSTWICK & SLATER.
Sole Agents, 601 New York Life Bldg.
BUNGALOW
I'.OO down, balance monthly will buy a new.
nil modern bungalow, hot water heat, i
rooms. MO N. Y. Life. Douglas 7SC5.
72x100 Ft., $10,000
isomer l.cuvcnv.orth nnd luu streets
with tlircu old buildings renting tor $v per
iiiioiin. iiiii .i.wv ruuil IICIUCU.
John W. Robbins
I..... ('.lii.vAJI of. i iluNii DuLii. 5iJ.
NEW U-r. huuse and 2 lots In Benson, on
loiina. W. L. ia.ton. owner. Tel. lien. isl.
FI.vl; new iiiuUin home of t looms at
lois Fowlur Ave. If you are looking tor a
.bt.rg.uu see It this week. Gel pi Ice ana
.tti'iiia.
. .... . We Cun Offer You
Most any tiia liouso on most any kind of
Vet ins. . .
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO..
W4 N. y. Lite iiidg. ited Vw.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A.M. i.a.C.4 iuamu Foil sALU
Arkansas.
FOR KALE Arkansas lands, 23,000 acres,
oii body; uepoi uu gruunu, aiso ,tMu li.-i
ilass whiln vak timber, h.. U. vnvui.
Beiwyn. 111.
Idtku.
FOR SALE S-aere tracts of tho bett
orchard land ill the Lulled State, all
plumed in upiaes, pcacues. plums, pears,
luspoeriics, biackbci rirs, grapes anu pie
plant. $150 can. balance $u per inuiiiii tor
each tract. One ot these will make yuu
inOrpenueiit In lluee years. v rit at onco
tor particulars. Twin Falls Nurcery si
' Jichaiii t.'u. t. O. Box L'.o. Twin l'alls,
Idaho.
t vlurado.
LARGE stock rancl. tor salo at a bar
Sm, uu trails considered, vtrikj or tail
.ii A. U. Putnam, EioerU Colo.
CHOICE rellnuuishinent en Crow creek.
iar new town ef Bliggsdale; 1 acres,
:u,st soil, smooth land, ll acres ready
tor corn; deedttd land adjoining held at $Jt
4 $A an acre; reliiiquisiiinenis same ktiut
and iu adjoining section sold recuutly at
lie acre; possible te Irrigate; to soil before
May 16, offer at ItoO. owner leaving Colo
rado. W. W. Lorituor. Grovcr, Colu.
STOCK AND GRAIN RANCH
NO EWCAL IN THE MOUNTAINS.
NEAR DENVER.
Here Ik an oportunliy; seise ft; dissolving
a pariueistilp; boo acres, all fenced, of
whicb M acres are cultivated; very richest
soil; W acree more van oe cultivated; si
Bores ci mat ricn tiiuouif nieauow, with
numerous springs; lb acres In finest grow
ing statu ana potato crops; excellent hum.
buildings, aitli lamest Ai barn, worth $4,0ol
aloiu; the finest saw, tie and post umiwr,
uortn IJ.50U easy; all Implements, tools,
.etc.; ktuattun unsurpassable; 'i hours Iruiu
Denver, miles t railroad; this place is
sacrifice and must be hold; price $9,500
only Row dowu, balance $ yaia at pr
lent; immediate puwswioa; unusual satiri
Ike. Charles F. Leiiuer. leM Chauipa.
JviUYCi', Colu -
Colorado.
33,000 ACRES FARM
LAND
TO BE SOLD BY
TRUSTEE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
At Burlington, Colorado,
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1910
210 Kit Carson County Farms will be sold separately to the
highest bidder without reserve. $400 down and' $400 in thirty
days (balance, if any, will be carried on the land at six per cent)
is the highest amount of money you will have to have to buy
one of these quarters This is the biggest Auction Sale of farm
land ever held in the west, excepting the Government Sales. The
soil is good, crops show for themselves and
One Crop Pays for the Land
There will be a Special Pullman Train on the Rock Island,
leaving Omaha Tuesday night, June 21st, for the trip. For
railroad rates, maps, description of land, and full particulars
write
C. M. GRUENTHER, Trustee,
ROOM 007 FIRST NAT 'L BANK BLDG.,
i
This is your chance take advantage of it. Write now.
ad. will appear this time only, so save the address.
Cassis,
$2 $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 $J li $2 $2 $2- $2 $2 $2
NECHACO VALLEY FARMS
NEARLY ALL SOLD.
Remainder to go at
$2 cash per
acre balance in
EIGHT YEARS.
The rush the final clamor is on.
Settlers and investors using autos,
stages, horse's back; any sort of
vehicle, to enter this "California of
.Canada." A repetition of the ex-'
citing dash to the Klondike some
years ago. ,
Few farms remain unsold a half
section remains within a mile of
the town of Nechaco, with its
stores and post and telegraph of
fices. Also a piece on beautiful
Nechaco river, and one on wonder
ful Tactile Lake, may yet be '
bought.
Not one of the remaining pieces
of Nechaco Valley - land lies far
ther than SIX miles away from,
the railroad now building. Every
inch susceptible to marvelous cul
tivation. Everything grows In
Nechaco grows fine and large.
Any number of well known peo
ple have bought largely many
local people Included hundreds of
convincing photographs and gov
ernment reports on Hie at our of
fice. To close few remaining farms
quickly e require merely $2 per
acre cash the balance may be
paid in a period covering EIGHT
years.
It's a chance to buy fertile lands
In the largest continuous tract of
agricultural land in British Colum
bia "The California of Canada."
Note It! Merely $2 per acre
down the balance may be paid
in a period covering EIGHT years.
Call at office and have a "neart-to-heart
talk with us, or write
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC
LAND COMPANY.
309 Third Floor ,
NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING,
OMAHA.
$2 $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 fi
InUlana.
FOR SALE Best Indiana bargain; 240
acres Cass county, Indiana, 4 miles from
Royal Center; 170 acres level, deep black
soli, well ditched; balance limber, well set
In bluchiass; large 10-room brick residence.
modern; all outhouses; barn poor; two
acres oichard; two duep wells; near scnool
and church: teleuhotie and daily mull; very
desirable place; lor short ttiue only 72 per
acre. Lo:t W, Kokuino, inu..
ll.e.. U1ID.. BUtClll.CII.CIUB lit HQ
Bee W ant Ad columns, kindly mention the
fact that you saw the ad. in The Bee.
Mlcntgvaa.
FOR SALE Michigan farms. No. 1, 20
den, cieareu; small tiouao ana bam; solus
huh; near town; tine truit laud; i,uu.
Iso. i. 40 acres, cieareu; gouu nousu and
barn; plenty of truit; level, good son; ll.oiu.
.No. u, Mt acres, nun luaui sou; level; 4
miles Muaacguu, city Ai.Ovo; li per acis; i
ucr acre uowu, balance easy u.'uie.
Cw. , 4uO acres; -w cleured, .oou build
in. s; line laae iruiu; XiH acres oeccn ami
lupie limber; -v acre, utiiera. Ca.aiouu
auu usi iree. I'Ue jt,vans-"uit Co., iu
luoiu, Miuu.
FOR bALE 69 acres on luke; 1U0 rods of
laae iroiusge; toia lies in bu.ni ol a ieau
tuul viliat; laae has line .allay shores,
uttords tiuo li.iuii.. uatuiug; M acres tiui
Uer laiia; is guou for ml kinds oi giain
as well s fruic; tins las on two main
loads, R. D., telepnone line; 61,i00, M
dowu; Ji acres iu me euge ot a village;
U-rooui cottage, large barn, outbuildings,
appie orctiaru of targe, bearing trees; soil
is a dark loam and a sauay loam, goou
lor all kinds ot crops as weli as Iruit;
kLiOu. $2vu down.
GEO. BKIUGUS. Banger, Mich.
FOR SALE Perfectly equipped poultry
farm, 20 acres; sure crop; not affected by
trol, titHXi or drought; successful business
yeais; finest Clucugo trade; investigate
details; ill health. E. it. Vera, buuw
Haven. Mich.
Mlesoarl.
FOR SALE A good ten acres; buildings;
some fruit; ' limes sooth of Josepa.
Price Ji.'.OO.
Ml acres, grain land; good buildlngf, well
and wlnuuitil. Price $4,000.
10 acres, close to Interuroan station; good
buildings; partly trulied. Price $2,600.
lit acres directly on me inifru.oan rail
way, 'W miles from fat. josepn; good build
ings, good soli, well fruited, i r.ee $i,uw.
Natural timber land lying directly on the
banks ot bl. Joscpn river, jusl across las
road from interuroan eiauuu. Will aell In
f arcels to suit purcliaser. Ibis is a fine
iL. t for summer, ecuuls t Pixley, tu
jcph. Mich.
I'Oll tiALE 200 acres gd laud; good
country, good neighbors; la acres rougn
Iu timber, balunce rolling to level; 2s acres
timothy, Is closer. -i pasture, Sj hug pas
ture. St corn. 20 outs; s-room hou.o and
tenant house, shed bam. 1 graiutry (l.ouO
bu.). $ ollior outbuildings; asher failing
mater; land advancing (10 a -'year; tele
phone. R. P. D.; $60 per acre, or will price
stock, crops, and give possession; 40 miles
from Kansas City. & miles Odessa, on C.
A. K. R. J. W. Gray. Odessa. Mo.
WHEN answering advertisements In The
Bee Want Ad columns, kindly mention the
fact that you saw the ad. la The Bee.
OMAHA, NEB.
This
atlsmeaota.
LAND AGENTS LISTEN
Better land values can be had In Minne
sota today than In any other section of
the country. Farmers are tlocking here as
never before.
We wish to form connections with com
petent and rel.able men to handle propo
sitions that will make Dig profits and sat
isfy your clients. Things moving fast. Let
us get into communication at once concern
ing both our wholesale and retail propo
sitions. We have the lands, have had years
of experience and can deliver the goods.
ELWOOD BROS.. CROOKSTON. MINN,
FOR SALE! Nice quarter; 80 acres broke,
$0 acres good hay land; nice grove, 3 miles
from Benson, Minn. County seat town of
2,100 population. Land Is worth. $30.00 per
acre. Will take in a good five-passenger
auto as. part payment. Address James
Jacobs, Sioux Falls, 8. D.
I WANT TO SELL 320 acres good, level
land. Write to Choklo, Stevens Co., Minn.
$32.00 per acre buys it if you buy at once
F. H. Kavanagh, Owner.
FOR" BALE 10, 20 or. 30 acres choice fruit
land in Bitter' Root Valley, Montana; under
feme; IT acres orchard; B. . K. V. 1. Co.
water right; house, barn, ice house, other
buildings; attractive prices. Address Cbas.
A. Carney, Corvallls. Mont.
Nebraska.
SEWARD COUNTY LAND
840 or 320 acres. If you desire to buy in
the rain belt, near market, write for pull
particulars. G. M. Wright, 1919 6. 34th tit.,
Omaha.
$4,000 will buy to section or land t mllus
south of Benkelman, county seat of Dundy;
Kood aoll. level road and close to water.
Box K. Albino. Neb. Owner.
North Dakota.
North Dakota
Farm Land
EXCURSION JUNE 7.
If you want to buy good, smooth, tillable
land for your own use or as an investment,
go with us to North Dakota on the next
excursion, June 7th. We are closing out
3.3UO acres in quarter ana naif sections at
from lld.oO to $19.00 per acre, close to main
line of Northern Pacific R. R. in a neigh
borhood where lands of the same quality
are retailing for $15.00 to $25.00 per acre.
One-fifth of the tract was sold as a result
of our first trip. If you want advantage
of these cheap prices, don't delay. These
lands are not only fine for wheat, oats and
flax, but every vegetable raised In Iowa
or Nebraska is grown successfully there.
Corn makes a fair crop;, alfalfa Is getting
a good start and Is a sure winner. Let
us show you photographs in our office.
The land is underlaid with coal and mines
are being worked within a mile of it, , which
Is a great advantaage to the farmers and
adds to its value, but nothing is added to
the price on that account. Steam plows
are running In nearly every neighborhood,
settlers and Investors ore buying, and this
land Is certain to make a big advance be
fore fall.
Go with us June 7th. Hound trip rate
from Omaha, $25. All your expenses paid
, if you buy.
J. U. DUMONT & SON,
1G0J l'arnai.: Omaha.
FOR SALE Section of tine Dickey county.
North Dakota, land four miles from mar
ket; one-half under cultivation and now in
crop, balance now being broken up and
win be aeeaea to riax; siiaro or crop goes
to purchaser; owner must sell at once;
price low and terms reasonable, tho biggest
snap on the market in Dakota land. Write
or call on Youker 6c Perry, Uondaie.
N. I).
UreeK.
DKTAILED information rum!ahcS con
ccmlng Oregon and Washington. I utn con
stantly traveling through both stu.-
amlng fruit and farm land investments.
Write me. W. O. Souther, The Souther
AlberUon Co., 2S(i Oak St., Portland, Ore.
Vlrglala.
10 PER ACRE and up buys good farm
lands, frequently with improvements, in
Virginia, Fine clirr.ate. water, markets a:nl
society. Send for beautiful Illustrated
pamphlet, farm liuts. rates, etc. r 11.
Labaume, A. 4: I. Agunt, N. as W. Ry.. lijx
UU. Uoanoke. Va.
oath Dakota.
COME to Walworui county In the
famous HI no Ulanket valley, where you
call buy the finest land in South Dakota
at prices worth tho money nut boom
in ices. Several thousand acres to select
troui on main line C, M. at. St. 1. read
from Clrtcugo to the Paclltc coast. Act,
gunk. Prios are going Higher very day.
v rite for booklet and map. W". Li. Alylei,
St.iby. b. D.
FOR SALE--C20 acres; every acre tillable;
deep black soil; near town; price, per
acre, frank Maehek. Ktmoall. S. D.
Tesae.
FOR SALE Altolma stork farm; lii.000
acres In one .body, 3u iu.rf of Austin, i
miles of Leander. eight good residences,
right farms, plenty of giaas aud water;
IcO.OuO curds of wood on land and sou. I
roads; i per acre, one-third cash. Other
'srge tracts St all prices. Bog ttX. Wiu
tetset, la.
W lacoasla.
FOR SALE 140 acres of land, $ miles
from CuLift river. Vllan countv. Wisconsin:
1 acres plowed; one-half mile lake frontage;
on town road; Zju rods of fence; cheap and
on easy terms. Writs Grant Law ton,
Aiitigo, Wis.
LAND FOR THE LANDLESS
To the homaeeker or investor: Why not In.
vest in Marathon county improved farm and
cut-over lands? Healthful cVmale, produc
tive sou and best of markets. Our cut
over lands can be bought from $lt to $.D
per acre; $3 down on an acre and balance
in yearly payments. Write us now for
particulars. Make known your wants. Ad
dress The Edgar Realty Co., Udgar, Wis.
Miscellaneous.
CHEAP FARM LANDS.
In western Nebraska and Colorado. Write
(or prices. n
NEBRASKA LAND COMPANY,
Bidney, Neb.
FOR SALE An eastern Maryland farm;
2iu acres; near salt water; steamboat
wharf; dally trains to Philadelphia and
New York, anyone wishing a line farm,
now Is the time to buy; must sell before
July 1, 1910; price only $a),0Ui, one half cash;
balance any time in five years to suit pur
chaser; want money to use in canning
business. Address J. A. Baker, East New
market, Dorchoster county Md.
CAN locate parties on desirable timber,
fruit, agricultural and maims; lands, in
California, Oregon and Washington, special
government land list, with laws, sent to
all Interested parties. West American Land
and Timber Co., Sacramento, Cal., 71!Hi K
Street.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
GARVIN BROS.. Id floor N. Y. Ufa. $50$
to $10U.0V on Improved property. No delay.
WANT ED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith Co.. 12JO Farnam St,
MONEY TO LOAN-Payne Investment Co.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Weed.
Wtad Bldg.,- 1Mb. and Farnam.
$500 to $5,000 on homes In Omaha, O'Keefe
Real Estate Co.. 1IMI N..Y. Life. Douglas
or A-21UL
riVJJ PER CENT MONEY
i to loan on
Omaha business property.
- THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room 1, New York Life Bldg.
LOANS to home owners and home build'
era, with privilege of making partial pay
ment semi-annually.
W. H. THOMAS.
Ua First National Bank Bldg.
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Brandels Bldg.
FIVE PER CENT BONDS for sale, la
amounts from $20 to $a.u00; we oaaii them
any time. American bale Deposit Vaults,
$16 S. 17th, Bee Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUYEKS FOR
$, ( and 7-room houses. If prices are right
we csn sell your property for you.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
(Suite 628 N. Y. Life Bldg.
WE HAVE on hand a number of Ink
barrels which we will sell for 60 cents each.
They are fine lor rain water or ashes. Call
at press room. Bee Publishing Co.
DO TOU WANT TO SELL FART Of
YOUR LANDr
Write a ascription of It, buildings,
water, near what town. Make 70 words of
It sll and send :t to The Omaha Bee with
11 cents for each Insertion. People In Ne
braska have money and want land. They
look to The Omaha bee for real estate of.
ferlngs. And thev get tbem In The Bas.
' . SWAPS
WANTBJKA good auto In exchange for
rarm land o good' Income town property.
Write and MJesorlbe hat you have, with
exchange price. Address Y 374, care Bee.
lpTTD VIA LT r l -. -1 . , . , .
- ....... l. i j . i f i uu 1 1 iuis in Doom
ing ao. Daaola town; hotel doing fine busi
ness. . .. v ...
Owner wil sacrlf'ce for cash or take part
land. Bal .baek on place.
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.
Suite 8J4, New' York Life Bldg.
Phone Red 1999. Omaha, Neb.
WILL EXCHANGE new 4-cyllnder tour
ing car. best make, $1,360, for city vacant
or residence property; will assume some In-
n.hlAriiiB.. Tul r...,,lna ct.:o
Tel. Douglas 6768.
1C0 ACRES good land six miles from
Platnvlew, Neb. For particulars address
Lock Box 72, Harlan, la.
TO TRADE U. S. Patent on steel fence
post to trade for cheap land; a good
proposition for someone who has the
money to handle it. Address Box 5:'G,
Oreeley, Colo.
SOUTH OMAHA
BARGAIN'S IN LUMBER
Having purchased from the con
tractors who constructed the new
street car barn at 11th and Pacific
Sts., Omaha, 300,000 feet of new lum
ber, temporarily used for forms in the
erection of the building. Two-thirds
of which is just as eood for building
purposes, as new lunibet direct from
the yard. Consisting of 2x4s, 4x4s,
2x6s, 2x8s,. 2xl0s, 2x12s, and several
thousand feet of sheeting, varying in
length from 12 to 24 feet, will be on
salo in quantities to suit purchases at
11th and Pacific Sts., on and after
Wednesday, June 1, 1910, at prices
from $G to $10 per thousand. In ad
dition to the above there are several
thousand feet of sidewalk lumber and
about 100 loads of kindling. Phone
Doug. 1882, Omaha, or So. 128, South
Omaha.
THOMAS HOCTOR,
615 N. 24th St., South Omaha.
X KLIEN
The old reliable family LKJUOR dealer.
N. E. Cor. 2iith and N. Sts.
LAWN mowers as well S3 other t'Jrden
lols at low prices at
Novelty Store
N. 24th St., South Omaha. v
COMBINATION refrifcerator and side
board cheap, sun North 24th St.
uRADCATIKO GIFTS of all gift-giving
times, the graduating tlma should be re
meinlieicd, and gifts of jewelry leads sll
in appreciation. Jacobson it Furen Co., 2401
N. lit., Su., Omaha.
HATS and hair goods in great variety at
prices that please. Ryan Millinery Store,
61i N. 4th St.. So. Omaha.
TAILORS
MISFIT tailor d sults--$3: and $40 values
at $15. See A. ltubenstclu. 211 V S. Uth SL
Martin &. Rubin, I;. 21 old U. S. Bk. llldg.
G. A. LINQUIST CO., 23a PAXTON BLK.
FOR Rl'SINEsa wear the new cack suit
but don't fall to patiunlzo Kil. Thiei, i'lne
Tailoring, iv Bo. lull St.
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED TO UOKROVV-14U0 or KOD for
I year. M ill pay iu vr cent utteresu Ad
dies, ll-e'it. Use.
WANTED TO BUY
BKST V riMCli paid fur fecond-hand
furniture. - uurpB. clothing and shoes.
Phone Juglaa 371.
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TPYRlGHTri9lO, BY THE
Hair Dyes
"I want a harmless hair dye," Is the
statement I read frequently in letters from
women trying to beautify themselves; and
over and over again I have, replied that
there is no harmless dye, because, however
lacking In injurious qualities the stain may
be, .the hair must be dried to unnatural
cordltlon before the color will "take," and
In extracting these natural oils the scalp
must suffer.
Be it understood; however, that some
dyes are more harmful than others, as
witness those made from nitrate of silver
and other powerful chemicals. Vegetable
stains would be harmless were It not for
preparing the hair to take them, and, as
there is no doubt but that some women are
willing to injure their tresses for the
sake of concealing premature grayness, I
am giving some vegetable colorings today.
First, be it said that before any stain is
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The DailyBumbix Bee
VOL. I.
THE BUMBLG bee.
A. STINGKR Editor
NO ADS AT ANY PRICE
NO BAD MONEY TAKEN.
Communications welcomed,
and neither signature nor re
turn postage required. Ad
dress the Editor.
Krelgrnatlon.
How sweet it is to bo able,
when fato swipes one an un
expected blow, or even one
that might have been ex
pected, to meet tho calamity
nkb an unruffled exterior,
and smllo with patient
resignation while accepting
what cannot be avoided.
Resignation Is not listed
among the eminent cardinal
virtues, and yet lis practice,
onnblcs many a man to with
stand such cruel shocks as
might otherwise sweep him
from his footing.
When Rill Smith canio to
die, he died; and the parson,
knowing something of Bill's
v.ay of lite, asked l ha nearest
friend of tho deceased If Bill
were resigned. "Resigned V"
snorted the nearest friend,
"Resigned? Hell, ho had to
be."
This thought la r.proro of
of nothing at all.
'I bouuhtf ill.
When tho word cam? from
Washington that the supremo
court of tho t'nited Slates had
decided the omului water casu
ndverstly to tho city, several
citizens cxpivsned their inten
tion of bowing In HiilimiHslon
to tho mandate of tho liighcrt
court of tho land.
This was really nohle and
generous. The Bttmlilc Bee
dreads to think of what might
have happened If either of
these gentlemen had made up
his mind not t.i buw lo the
will of the highest court In the
land.
II ill' I SuBirnlloii.
Now thai Jeffries hus writ
ten "My Story 'of My Life"
Slid 'i lxty Matliev sun's base
end 'risty Matlievsi
hall Weriencts are
book . ' ni, it Viouh:
out In
be emi
nently proper for Jack .1 . ti -i -son
l licsin moi W on "IjIIh I
Have Visited a..il Why."
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REPEATS
EVERY
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NEW
jEtEQRAM (NEW fORK
Will Generally Injure
used the hair must be washed and thor
oughly dried. In order that all natural
grease be extracted the rinsing must be
done in ammonia water. Should any oil
remain after drying the dye will not take
evenly. When the coloring matter Is one
which is put on eve.y day shampooing
need not be done oftener than once In two
weeks unless oils develop sooner.
Mullen flowers and genista, using equal
quantities of each and steeping them in
water until the liquid Is black, Is compara
tively harmless in Itself. The tea should
stand until cold, when It must be strained.
This dye should be applied nightly to the
hair with a soft brush, or It may be put
on In the morning and allowed t5 dry in
the sun. I prefer the latter way.
Potato skins will make a black stain,
provided they are prepared in an Iron
kettle. To uto in this way the vegetable
OMAHA, JUNE 3, 1910.
i;ri i .gi
r . '3 -
YORK EVENING
OWED TO THE NEW
SUMMERTIME LID
Editor Has lalon of Hats
to Conic nnd n Revival
of Ibe Easter Habit.
v
'Way back yonder, weeks
ago, woman had her Eaw'tcr
show. Man looked on. "Too
cold," ho said, "for summer
dressing of the head." But
now comes sun through winter
haze, tlad Juno Is hero with
airy ways, so fe3llve tailor,
pliant Panama and fifty-aeven
others of variegated straw arc
selling like hot cakeb at win
dow grill, for prices that do
plcte a ten-spot bill.
'Way back adown the ages
when we took our cues from
sagex, u Isdom-laden pa
triarch did pay, that unto
every blooniln' dog la meted
out his day. It Is. therefore,
apparent that mar.'i vanity in
herent in the summer time be
ginning brings to him his glad
some inning. Hats to fit must
any heai, some with black
bands, some with red, pretty
blocks fur dainty dude, too
ladylike for multitude; others
soinbreliko and rather plain,
made for men of brawn anj
brain.
Woman seeing June's dis
play, regret.) that she cumiu:
array another Easter season
bright "My April hat's a holy
fright." bhn sighs aloud so
IrnLby hears, nnd then she
sheds some briny tour.-i. Into
his poc ket:; he digs his hand,
and shells out coin to beat the
hand, for well he knows a
woman's way; She'll have
that hat or
Well, you can uee for your
self that this poem doesn't end
Just right. A woid lo rhyme
with "way" Is needed. "Pay"
would btrike the rhythm nicely,
hut how can the word "pay"
bu worked' In? If the woman
doesn't net the hat, what hi
to pay? That's a difficult
place 1n poetry 'vrttlng, and
right hrre The Humble lice
poet turns the job over to the
Intel), gent leader. Surely
there Is iunic one among out
many thousand readers who
can finish that last line of tin:
poem. IF we' only had that
done, the effort would be compute
ONE SWEET THOUGHT
COMFORTS US YET
Water riant Cloud Has a
Mce Nllver Lin
ing;. Well, we own the water
plnnt.
it's ours because the court
has said we must take it.
"Wo" In this connection refers
to Omaha, and not to the ed
itor. Yc editor has never
taken water yet, except for
drinking and other domestic
purposes.
To bo sure, the city Is not
yet In fyll and formal posses
sion of the plant, but that Is
a mere bag of shells a detail
to be adjusted. It Involves the
handing over of six million,
sonin odd hundred thousand
dollars and forty-nine cents.
This will be attended to anon.
The real Joy of tho situation
is that no more will an
Omahog have to bow his head
in silent shame when he Koes
to New Jerusalem and hear?
from one of tho resident
angels a dissertation on the
j beauties ot owning
j plunt. Omaha can
serve ns a horrible example
alo'.g tills line.
Our water will not he
pumped from a sandstone
stratum, far beneath the sur
fac of the soli; it may have
to bo bulled, baled. fried,
frieassed, or served In chafing
dishes a la Newbrrg. hut it's
our water, and we ll stlclc for
It forever.
It sparkles In the pitcher, and
It glints upon the grass;
It shines where'er you meet it,
and never will we pass
The good old Missouri riilid,
for really we had ougliter
Stand up before our fellow
men and brag about our
water.
.1. B.
Last week Tho Bumble Bee
releliraled the Sweet llirl
Graduate. This werk Ye Kill
tor4 doffs his hat to her elder
I sister, the Juno Bride. She Is
;lho fairest flower of summer.
Just as all mankind loves a
h.xer, so all must worship at
the shrine of the June Bride.
All hall to the most charm
lug picture in this ale of
tears the Bride of June.
Read The Bumble
DOL.r3V-
A VONDER!
LyrRVWnciN
ND REMARK
THE. MOUSE.-
'AMD I THCXJOHT
BrXOYHEH
ONE. or MY
"TRUEST
get
FRlr?MD!i
,VELLVELl.!
i TWO YEl
ft-xj ThKOUGH
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up TO UIp. NU '
HERALD CO.).
AD MQnti r.3wu.
the Scalp
should be washed and the parings put into
a pot, covered with water and gently sim
mered until the mass is soft. The parings
are then strained through a sieve and later
through muslin.
This stiln IS' applied In the same way ss
the one Just described. It does not keep
long and so should be made every few
days.
An auburn shade dye Is the result of a
mixture of four ounces of powdered henna
and four drams each of acetic acld,wrtlV
honey, strained, nnd powdered rhubarb.
These Ingredients are made Into,, paste
with hot water and after the hair has
been shampooed and dried the paste la
put in the sun. The coloring agent Is then
washed out In clear water, In which Is a
pinch of bicarbonate of soda. Drying must
be done again li. the sun.
MARGARET MIXTER.
NO. 18a.
HAVE YOU NOTICED T
That It's not the candle that
sputters most
That sheds the brightest ray.
That those who w ish to make
themselves square
Often take a roundabout
way.
That those who wish the nt
for rain
Don't have to stir out of
the house.
Tht the elrl who wears ths
largest rnt A
Is the most afraid of -s
mouse.
That the woman who hasn't
succeeded
In ruling her household yet.
Is lite one who asplnes to rule
the world
In the role of a suffragette.
That when women cast their
beaming HkM
Of sympathy afar.
Somehow It s awfully cold and
dark
Right where their noses are.
,V. O. Y. BIZZ.
Public Opinion.
"Public opinion. ' said agejfV
and good man. "Is . the finafV
tribunal before whleih all ques
tions must be tried, public
opinion will settle all ques
tions." What's Hie answer? Lincoln
voted dry; Beatrice voted wet.
Nebraska has a democratic
governor; Iowa has a repub
lican governor. Bryan got
7.000,000 voles for president, but
Taft was chosen. We pause
for reply.
Public opinion is the court
of last resort, but nothing In
the record can be' quoted ss
sustaining the proposition that
the court can not reveuo It
self. a water
no longer
K Paradox.
The mm who gets a Joiy
political pull always talks
abrut his "special fitness."
but tho man who rles
through merit Is fond of refer
ring to his "Influence."
Bumble Bee stings are al
ways the best.
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Whereabout of lla'v Platte
river power ranal. 'yfyn last
heard from It hnd l"f ' heeu
financed for the '-i1!V time.
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