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10 THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1910. t REAL ESTATE FMMM ASf HANOI I A FOR BAIR Colorado. 33,000 Acres An Empire at Auction Where One Crop Pays For the Land C M. GRUENTHER, Trustee . Will sell 210 KIT CARSON COUNTY FARMS at BUR LINGTON, COLORADO, June 23d, 1910. $400 DOWN 'And $400.00 in 30 days is the highest amount of cash required to buy any 1G0 acre tract. This is a FORCED SALE. You can count on bargains. Special train on the Rock Island from Omaha June 21st. Low fares. Any Rock Island excursion ticket good on this train. You can buy to Denver, Colo rado Springs or any western point, and stop off at Bur lington for this sale. Make the price of many vacation trips by buying a Bummer excursion ticket west, stop at Burlington for this sale and then spend a week or a month in the mountains. Write or telephone for particulars. G M. GRUENTHER, Trustee Tel. Tyler 1070 Room 307 First National Bank Bldg Omaha, Nebraska. Arkaat 'Continued. FOR 8ALF,-$1,E00 will buy a nlc farm o( 113 acre; DO acres In cultivation; rich creek bottom; good i-room house, 1 tenant house; wire fence; II wells, fine water; mile to good town; rural delivery.. Thla Is a good chance for a man to get a good home. If you will get busy you can get lu H. P. Bailey, Monticello, Ark. Canada. 12,000 ACRES CANADIAN LANDS. Fine tract wheat land, ateam plow propo sition. In central Saskatchewan; finest quality; will bear closest Inspection; write tor particulars and terms. John P. Wadge, . real estate, Dtb tit., Brandon, Manltoua, Canada. Colorado MR. FARMER or Investor, If you are interested In buying or at least Investigat ing good farm lands at from $16 to $2u an acre, that will grow from at to 80 bushels of winter wheat to the acre or good corn, call on or write the owner; buy direct and save commission. P. id. MorUon, (Sterling, Colo. IN COLORADO FOR $10 TO $30 PER ACHE.-, EASY TERMS. I can sell you a good level land with a good soil, better water at 20 to 70 feet; better markets, better ollmate, better as surance of good, full crops every year, than you can buy in Wash., Ore., Idaho, Mont., N. D., 8. D., or Alberta, for lea than $ai to U per acre. Any size tracts. Write me now. it. 6. Johnson. Limon, Colo.. Florida. EVERGLADES LAND. We still have a few thousand acres of Florida Everglade lands, which are selling at $1 per acre down and $1 per acre per month. Thia land will nofiltlvalv nit ha old out in a few weeks; If you are in- xerestea act quick. Kvergiaae iand Sales Co., ttU Holland Bldg., tit. Louis, Mo. THE drained lands of "The New Flor ida" are the richest In the world. We offer our own land In tract and on easy term to suit; also manager for the Flor ida Fruit Land Co., which are the orig inator of the famous auction distribution plan. RICHARDSON-KELLETT CO., Bult t2. Palace Bldg., Minneapolis Minn. Illinois. FOR 8ALE-$50 down, $6 monthly, buy 1 10 acre rich garden, fruit and poultry I land, near Alma, 111., Marlon County, has 1 2-room frame house, chicken house, 4 acre cleared; nicely situated on Okaw I river, about 05 miles from St. Louis, on I Illinois Central railway; "snap"; $400. J. B. Jarrell, Mount Vernon, 111. TEN-ACRE FARM. Fina rich level Illinois land, convenient to St. Loui market and bear good local town and shipping point; all In cultiva tion:" fine for truck, fruit and brrla poultry and country home; near large canning lauiury bjiu aiong tne new McKln ley electric line, now building to St Louis price for 10 acre, $7&o and up; term liuu cash and $10 per montn; can show Una property any afternoon leaving office at 1 o cioca p. m. ana return at :au p. ul Coma prepared to go and ee the land. & II. MORTON & CO., Land AgouU, Room S17, lot Chestnut tit. tic Loui. Mlaaeeoia. ' IMPROVED FARMS SO MILES FROM I MINNEAPOLIS. I 80acre ot clay loam soil, S mile from town; 4a acre cultivated, balance i pas ture, ail fenced; new e-room house with cellar, furnace heal, new barn, 26x30x1s, with addition 14x20, full length; cement floor and manger, coi iK crib, hen house, windmill and excellent water. The land 1 new and the building are new. It's a snap at hiWi icasonauie leniw. 80 acres S miles from good town; DO acres cultivated; clay loam soil, balance is fenced in pasture; joins the above eu; good ft-room house, with cellar, barn KtxJti. cement floors, com crib, granary, hen house, wind ! mill and fine water: b acres fenced wun woven wire. Price, $40 per acre. DALY A UcLEOD, 701 Palaca Bldg., Minneapolis. SLAUGHTER LAND SALE:. Unequaled Opportunity; Easy terma Washburn County. Wisconsin. 163 acre unimproved land, JtUj. 1M act uiiluiproved land, JS.ju. 296 acre unproved laud, U lu. DUO acres Improved land, $9.60. W acre linprovsd land, $14.50. loO acre unimproved land, $9.75. luO acre partly Improved land. $11.50. IM acres partly Improved land, tU.au. 10 acre partly Improved land, U. ij. 440 acre Improved land, $U.ii. o acre uuiicproved laud, tw.60. Large tract ot wlrn land at sacrifice price. Ws handle nolhiug but snap. If . ou want to sell your farm at Its value write us. If you want to buy a larm at , , its value, write us. We want live reyre ; sentailv4 everywhere. Minnesota-Montana Ranch Co., tut Court block. St. Paul. Minn. , BEAUTIFUL UO-ACRB FARM AT prloe of Improvements; good soil, level, 70 .u .u ..vftr, - ..w v. wwu (1111 Ull and pasture; living water In pasture, bor der on nice lake; fine, new, 7-roora house, root house, machine shed, wagon sued, eta, all in flrt-cluM repair; good well, less than half mils to school and church, t mile to store and creamery, eVj miles to North JUranah, Minn., on Northern Pa cific; 0 miles north of twin cities. Price, l hoo cash, or $1,000 cash, balance long time. No greater value u ever offered in a farm anywhere. Mrs. Sadie Fuller, l.ue Mum ou raui, imn. i 12-ACRB FRUIT FARM. mile from Crystal Bay stalloni four room house, barn MxM, full concrete base ment. 0-fout poultry house, well. M apple tree. 1 sore strawberries, IV aarea rasp berries, plums, acres cultivated, I acres pasture; borders on small lake; good gar den and fruit land. Only $J.W6 i. M. Levies 11 tlh bt. Mlnnsapolia. Minnesota Continued. 225-ACRE well Improved Blue Earth county farm. lto acres Improved farm, Pipestone Co. 343 acres Pine county, cut-over land. Above farms for merchandise. 8,0U0 harness and shoe slock. 117,000 stock of general merchandise and building. lo-iooiu furnished, modern solid brick. Close in. 10-room Individual brick to trade for merchandise. All new Lake Harriet modern house, easy terms. List your merchandise stocks, city and land with us. We make exchanges -no matter where located. C. P. Carlson-Atlas Land Co., Ulobe Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn. $7,000 FARM for $S,lo0; a delightful home with 140 acres fine land; good soil, level, fenced and cross-fenced; 96 acres In crop, 36 acres fine hardwood timber and pas ture; 10 acres meadow; splendid tt-room house, well finished and decorated; pantry, stone, foundation, cemented cellar, double xioor, iwo porcues, mie wi w&wuv, coming into bearing mis year; siore, can Urge granary, macnlne shed, wagon shed, Qm factory, three residences, mules, lin corncrlb, chicken home, otuer buildings; Diements, etc., go with tne place; a chance all well painted and in first class repair; lifetime to the right party, as owner two pumps, boii waier, ew nuu u around houue; U. F. D. and telephone; near kchool; one of the most beauillul places to ba louna anywnere: wur aims iroiu North Blanch, Chisago county, Minn.; 40 miles north of Twin Cities: half cash. Mrs. Sadie Fuller, im Laurel Ave.; tit. Paul, Minn. inn APREfl eood black loam soil, clay auu-soll, four miles southeast of Bronson, Minn.; good buildings; 40 acres fenced In J' " llroaag and comes right up to Sin pasture, balance plow land and a snap at a new city or uuo population. 3,200; hk cash, balance 4 year at per cent. Address UW coiuhidus avb., jninne apolls, Minn. JttlMourl. i FOR SALE Farm, 7W acre, ( mile Pen dleton, Mo.; over 200 acre cultivated; about 100 aorea In crop; balance merchantable timber, all fenced; an ideal stock-raising farm; l.ouv i-year-oia iruu trees; new tt room house, all necessary buildings, In beat condition; $16 per acre; easy terms; trade not considered. Address Theodore juengst. 2302A Farrar St.. tiL Louis, Mo. " oDPortunlty to Invest in timber in sums FOR SALE 2U3-acre valley farm; all ffcm $w "P- Interest guaranteed and pro good, tillable land; no rock, no overflow; portlonate share of profit. Best of se 120 acres In cultivation; good 6-room frame curlty. Saffer than Blocks or bonds and house and outbuildings; cistern, well and much more profitable. For complete ln ponds; family orchard; dally mall; 1 mile formation and details address American to scnooi, cnurcn anu irauiut point; ( miles to rauroaa; w miiee to ot. ioui. frlce, $25 acre. Norvell aV Bass. Steelville. Mo. FOR SALE We have some reolal bar. gains in small farms; also one or two bar- gain in larger iarms; iiz-acro larm at $12.50 per acre; so-acre farm, new five- room nouse, never uccuieu; one oi the ninKt beautiful farm in tills countv: .i n..,. on solid rock road, three mile east of De Soto. De Soto Land Co., De Bo to Mo. . FOR SALE Only $3 per acre; no better stock farm or colonisation tract in Mi. scurl; 3,400 acres. 2X1 cultivated; wire fence, spring water, 1 dwellings, stock Bcales and barns; numerous other build ings: large lot merchantable hardwood timber; 110 mile from St. Loui. IRON COUNTV REALTY CO.. Ironton, A1U. FOR SALE Ozark fruit farm, by owner. Address A- w. iiussey, tturnhani. Mo, We are getting out our new Hat of Bcone County prairie farm for sale; send us your address and ws will forward vou one of them; investigate thla section it ycu are nunting tne best. STURGEON REALTY CO., Sturgeon. Mo. FOR BALE 70 acres; new 4-room frame nouse witn line cenar, smokehouse, wood shed, btrn. cattleshed, toolshed, henhouse, cistern, two large ponds, concrete porch and walk; 30 acres in pasture. 10 In wheat. 10 meadow. 12 In clover, 6 alfalfa, balance in corn; an nog wire rencea; orchard; easy payments, airs. w. i. uotuoo, tit. cialr. MO. FOR SALE 72-aere farm, near Floris sant. Mo.; ha good house, fine barn, all bind nf fruit .raiiM at. tm nl,t..na fine well and a good apring; at $176 per acre. c. KU&uu Clayton, Mo. TIMBER and ranch land bargain In South Missouri. Morris x Walker, Moun tain view, juo. Uoatasa. FOR SALE 1.000 acre strlotly farm land, good steam plow proposition. In Montana! $13.60 per acre; $6.60 cash, all the time needed on the balance, per cent. Who lake thla Utile block of land and doubles his money In 13 month? ,U0 acres, east- em Montana, strictly steam plow propoal- tlon. $14 par aore. one-third down, balance four annual payment after thla fall, 0 acres. Dunn county. N. D.. everv acre farm land. $12 iwr aore. worth iJO. imo acres, Campbell county, B. !., $11 per Aiua tHiuiiuiiB in ivuun oounty, n, u.t 76 per cent plow, 110. per acre; good terma meen sections, eastern Montana, $14.60. L6u0 acres lu Billings, N. D.. $.fA Sixteen sections in Dunn. N. 1).. vi v choice, $14.76; one-third cash, balance good r ntjl muua m jaercer county, N. u., lis per ai JOSEPH KEENAN. aore. Austin, Minn, FOR SALE At $11 per acre, a fine ES.0OQ acre tract on the Milwaukee extension In the Musselshell Valley, Montana, one-third cash, balance in three or four suual an nual payments, A great deal of this land is neiu at iron ;i, a4 to per iw. ;.iil VilT kV?. T.Vi,.. . austin. aiinn. brauisua. laMDALI- COUNTY Will traria tmn I, da In 0..lh,,.. amuiiion ior aimuan county lane: will pay difference in cask. IL N, Vy. M A REAL ESTATE FAItM AM) 11AN II l.AMI FOR SAI.K Nebraska f ontlanrd, What is Land Worth? CXt wtft PArn In nit In X.r, Kr-n eti 1 Line r M . t Illinois Is nelltiur at H) to $1.V per nc o dptlmlptle people my It will ro hiKhiT. The average yield of ccrn pi r nolo on this iann i h i nan DMsneis to tn ncre. r -n a. c. i k. ...... i i ...... en w. . . . . i. . i .. . . . the acre $J5 per acre. Compare this with Scott s Bluff Irrigated Land One Scott's Uluff farmer who has 2'"S acres of alfalfa Bays lie NIOTS over $:!.' -er acre for his crop. Another tells of a NKT of $100 per acre for hl potatoes. Kunar beets produce from Ij to 23 tons p"r acre and the price Is fixed at $." per l.in. TaklnK the low figure as an aver.iKe, It Is three times as profitable as corn growing. Oats under Irrigation will produce double the crop raised In the corn belt. Do you doubt these Htatements? Go with ut on our Next Excursion Tuesday, June 14. Take no man's word for these statements, but go and piove for yourself. We si'nt out M people on the "Payne Special" this week and they are "being shown." We will have another carload next Tueiday. Mak your plans now to go. Ask for a copy of the "Land Owner" or "They hay." Payne Investment Co. Southeast Corner 15th and Farnam. "Manless Land for Landless Man." North Dakota. DAKOTA LANDS. Large tract of land in Hettinger, Kid der, Burleigh, Mercer and Hturk counties, also tracts In .Sweet Grass, Yellowstone and Custer counties, Montuia, and Sas katcehwan. We have the lunds, own the kinds and can deliver. E. C. Williams, Temple Court, Minneapolis. 6.000 TO 20.000-ACRB tracts of Montana and western North Dakota lands tor sale I at f re m $7.60 15 pur acre. BCHWAB HKU.1, 123 Guaranty Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. NORTH DAKOTA. Wo havo-several fine Quarters, half sec tions and section In Billings and Bow man counties that ve can sell on reason able terms, located near good towns and railroad. This land Is from 75 to ! per cent tillable and the best of soli. Write for lists and prices. DALY & M LEOD, 702 Palace Bldg., Almieapolls, Minn. outli Dakota. FOR SALE 320 acres; every acre tillable; teen black soil: near town; price. U-t par acre. Frank MaJbek, KimuaU. S. D. SOUTH DAKOTA CORN AND ALFALFA LAriUs. - Th rush la on for Stanley county: buy lands near the new railroad and double your money In the next year; 20,000 acres to select from; $10 to Hi per acre. Call or write Felland Beany company, ixh t-aiac Bldg.., Minneapolis, Minn. I HAVE 320 acres of land near Carter. South Dakota; must sell soon; good specu lating land, w rite lor iniormauon to ii. Hafner, Butte, Neb. Tennessee. ORCHARD FOR SALE. 1.000-ACHE orchard in northern Tennes- . nnA nf tbA finest orchards in tha united States; thousands of fruit trees cannot attend to it and 1 ODiigea o sell; lve long t,me or take part In trade. If necessary. Union Saving bank, Eau Claire, wi. Texas. TEXAS GULF COAST LAND, w. ara now selling the Wilder ranch, which Join the Taft; one of the best tract of land in the Gulf Coast It Is located on We offer this in any sizo tracts at from i?, to 1&0 per acre. Oet our booklets; find OUt aOOUt UIO JWJi " ., . 091 KriirltV Bank. Minneapolis. WaiklsgtOB, run, MONEY IN TIMBER, iri.k.. innria in Pacific northwest are going up rapidly and steadily. Large in- crease m value every year due to rapid increase, demand and decreased supply, Buyers making big profits. Heretofore .niLaiiats could operate. Wo offer Timber CO.. tienry iag., dcullio, nuu, I I Miscellaneous, rwu.iP FARM LANDS. In western Nebraska and Colorado. Writ tor price. NEBRASKA LAND COMPANT, tuaney, nen. I CAN locate parties on desirable timber, fruit, agricultural and grazing lands. In California. Oregon ana w asnniKion. oueciiu government una list, wnn laws, sent to all Interested parties. West American Land and Timber Co., Sacramento, Cal., 714! K street. REAL ESTATE LOANS GARVIN BROS.. Id floor N. T. Life. $000 lo $100,00) on Improved property. No delay. WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co. WANTED City loans and warrants. W. r amain Smith Co.. U4 Farnam SL MONET TO LOAN Payne Investment Co. $100 to $10,000 mad promptly. F. D. Wsad, Wead Bldg.. l&th and Farnam. to U.000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe Real Estate Ctk. 1UUS N. Y. LU. Dougia r A-21&2. LOW BIST RATES Be ml. Brandela Bldg. FIVE PER CENT BONDS for sal, la amount from UQ to $6,000; w cash thm any time. American bale ueuoait vauiia, tie 8. 17th. Bee Bldg. SECOND mortgage negotiated, bid Nw Omaha National Bank Bldg. Doug. 4334. I REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYEES FOB 1 and T-room houaea. If price ar rlgbt w can sell your property (or you. nu W AIA UA.NU AINU 1.U1 I.VA. Suite C3U N. Y. Life bid SOUTH OMAHA MANY SUITABLE GIFT things ar found In fru. XTVivtil Ktnrn XNOVeily DIOTO. ttth ft N St. Pouttj Omaha, . llnw about vnur eyes? If they bother yeu let our expert optician tell you what he tninaa aooui inem, am iiiibi ui aminatlons, Jacobson Furvn Co., Z4C4 N street, South Omaha. fx axclusivs styles In fine milliner smart, clever effects, call at the Uyan I store, pis moriu x weniy-ouriu stroet. South Omaha, .. . . , - SWAPS FOn EXCHANGE oo acre, miles from. a town pf l,0u4 people, ill) I plow, y wells. on4 wimimniv i- acres unuer room house. m1 Stables, piuat all tillable and. sur- Booa roerj;i,ndM or Bi)ght fake merclian- diss and buildings, tor ehulty. What have you o Mien Address Tpa A'm county tnyesiraeiii uo., touglon, tlKOfia n h'lll lniil In lr4. ..r I i....: ti . no " ...m land $0 to til per sure, up to $J0.i5; v. Hi pay cash difference or assume. Nowala liid & Lot Co.. Suit tzi N. V. Life bldg. I pay Lana TAILORS MISFIT tailor. 1 ults $& and $W value t Hi. tie A. Itubensteln. mv 8. 14th tit. U. A, UNgUlST CO.. 235 PAXIoN BUi. FOR BUSINKSd wear the now sack suit but don't lull to pationlxe Kd. TlHei, kin TaiiorliiK. il bo. Jtitli at. MISFIT tailored f.uits-;i5 and $40 values at .- bee A. Kubensieln, Zll'i b. 14th St. WANTED-TU B0RK0W WANTKU TO BOKKOW-JWI or SMO fo 1 )wr. Vt ill pay lu ir cent luleteai. Ad dress. H-e.fc. Ha. WANTED to borrow money on farms, 1st nioriguaes on southwest Iowa farms, or northeast Neoraaka farms. Address A 7iR, Itee. . WANTED TO BUY BEST PRICE paid for second-hand furniture, carpets, clothing and shoe. Phone Douglaa &7L SECOND-HAND clothing; party, after noon dresses. John Felummi. D. iilil. A-2631, Dirt Wanted At 2Sth and DmlRo Sis., ul oi.ee. THE BYKON REED CO., BOTH 'PHONES. 212 8. 14TH. Best prices tor BltOKUN WAlCllts, Old Gold. etc. .NATHAN. zll Ho. 13th au WANTED 6,000 FEATHER HEDS. Writ r.r telephone Douglas IbW. MhiTKOP OLA TAN r'KATlIKK CO.. fctU N. llh. BEST prlei-r fur IM-hanJ clothing. D. 3440. WANTED TO RENT We Are Getting Numerous Calls For Houses of All dines. List With Us. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. U4 N. V. Lite lUug. pnone Ked iDt WANTED To rent modern suite of two or three rooms tunf urmshed preterred; with board, wiiniii easy walking distance. Atluiess D tC, Beu. WANTEDSITUATIONS SITUATION WANTED as chauffeur, by competent japunese; good reference. S 73i, tme Bee. A GIRL nearly 17 and another nearly 16 want places to work tor wnges. inquire oi matron at cniiu caving iiiMiuuie. xei. Webster liftll. A YOUNG widow who is an expert bookkeeper and stenograpner desires piuce where to work part o tne day only. Best leteienre furnished. Address, bee, S bos. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Notice Is hereby given that Notice to Bidders Is being published In the Crete Videlte-Ilerald of Crete, Nebraska, which nrovldes tor the submitting of bids to the City of Crete, Salino County, Nebraska, for the purpose of furnishing all material and labor for the building and constructing of a eewer system in ana ior eaiu- city, ha Id system Is to be a Sanitary Sewer System, constructed, built and combined with a Storm Sewer. The estimated cost of same Is $40,000. Time for presenting and filing bios expires on the 20th day of June, 1910, at 2 o'clock p. m. All bids filed will be openeu june aim, iviv, i p. in. K-r nlaiis and specification and other details and conditions apply to either of the undersignea. . AINXUIN uncLiLiA, mayor, Crete, Nebraska. F. A. NOVAK, City Clerk, Crete, Nebraska. PA Edaulst, special engineer, sja rsew ' . . . r , . H .1 , .. 1 K.T York Lite flUliuiiig, wuiaun, .icuiMim, J4dl6t GOVERNMENT NTICES FORT DES MOINES, IOWA, JUNE 4, 1910. Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will be re until Sn. m.. standard time, limo 20. 1'HO. for suDDly and Installation of pews and fixtures nr-rost wnapei, suujeuv to the usual conditions. Full Information furnished on application. Envelopes con taining proposals should be maritea .pro posals lor Chapel Furniture," and ad dressed to Constructing Quartermaster, Fort Des Moines, Iowa. J7,8.9,10,17,18. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS Six Memorable Days at Sea New York to Havr-Parl FRENCH LINE k Compagnio Generale iv Transatlantiaue Twin Bnrew Express Steamers typifying; In ..nninim.ni th height o( ocean luxury. ail Thursdays, 10 A. M. Trains direct to Pari or othercontinental points. Every provlslonforcom fort and aafety wireless.aubmarinebeUeyatem. La Provence June lil La Provence.. July 7 La Lorraine June 2S La Touralne, July 14 La Savole..June SO I LaLorraine, July zi Additional iniiiiin nt d cabin nrlces al ternate Saturday by popular one class steamers $45 to $62.60. J. B. REYNOLDS. 1603 Tarnam St. W. E. BOOK, Art. C, M. ft) Bt, F. By. H. O. SHIELDS. 1601 Tarn am St. LOUIS NEESE, rirat Hatlonal Bank. HAMBURG AMERICAN All Modern Safety SSTloss (Wlrele. etal London-Paris- Hamburg Oral Walders..Jun I 'Pres. Lincoln July lHil,'n Aua.Vlo. June Zo tAmerlka July a Blimcher June liPrea Grant July 13 Deutachland July 2, 'Cincinnati July 18 tKlta-Carlton a la carte aeataurani. Hamburg direct. Nsw. Hamburg-American Line, 45 Broadway, N. x., or Local Agents. MISS NAN DORSEY RETURNS Delea-at from Visiting- IT arses Asso ciation is Back from National N arses' Convention. Miss Nan Dorsey of the Visiting Nurse association lia returned from New York, where h attended the national conven tlon of trained nurses. Over 800 delegate were registered and at the memorial meet lng marking the fiftieth anniversary of the opening of nurses' training schools In the United States 8,000 nurses were present. The day was also the ninety-first birthday anniversary of Flora ice Nightingale and the assembled nurses sent her a long telo- gram of congratulation. DIVORCE BUSNESS IS WANING Numb of Petitions and Decrees In District Court Falls Voder Last Year's Record, Divorce petitions and decrees In district court are many fewer in number than at this time last year, The lengthening of the time required to establish reeldenoe has kept out of th state and consequently out of the oourts many people of the kind who formerly came to Omaha to live her only until a divorce had been obtained. Glad $o Reoosaasamd Them, Mr, 13, Weakley. Kokomo, Ind., says 'After taking Foley Kidney Pills, th se vere backache left me, my kidneys became stronger, the secretions natural and my bladder na longer pained me. I am glad to recommend Foley Kidney Pills." In a yel low package. Sold by all druggists. When you want what yoq want whsn you want It, say so through The Be Want ad colunuis. Bulldias; Permits. Tliarles Edwards. 7M South Thirty-eight avenue, frame. $2,&i; O. L. Wuhlford. South Thirty-third, frame. U.-; Union Pa ctflo Railroad company, foundatioo for of g DOLBYS MEK TO CLU JRMjVHOHiS BE.EM 1LU' V-Vv a I'LV, BO R.ROW "b ILL I WISH HE WOULD DIE" THEM WEL D BUY AM AUTO hJJf he iri old misep, HE'S MO GOOD ON EARTH -- i'll call and See him and borrow VAFirrv-r UN C LP feflMMV - WHAT dv THI? COPYRIGHT. 19ia BY THE NEW A Few Items I saw an exquisite frock recently In con- blnatlon of black lace and Ivory white chiffon cloth. It made me think of the possibilities two black lace scarfs have. The entire (own was of white, j with a panel overdress In black lace. Now with two scarfs at a woman s dis posal the first could be cut in two evenly and arranged to fall from the bust, one strip on either side of the center front, the border coming at the lower edge. The strip In the back would be single and longer than those in the front A Jet belt could be added and the panels held down at inter vals with small Jet ornaments. The lace cut from the second scarf could form the sleeve drapery. The newest neck ruff Is so slmplo to contruct that any person who can sew can safely duplicate It. The effect Is flat rather than round, and -j r- aj n i The DailyBumble Bee VOL. I. TUB BUMBLE BED. A. STINGER Editor NO ADS AT ANT PRICE ' NO BAD MONET TAKEN. (From a GRAND Communications welcomed, and neither signature nor re turn postage required. Ad dress the Editor. - Camp Life. "Home ain't nothing like this," sings the camper, and he's right. The cull of nature sounds loud In the ears of man, and he hies himself away to where he can commune with Mother Nature, all undisturbed by the artificialities of life. About the first thing he mlHses Is the big chair Into which he Is wont to sink his Weary bones at the end of the day's grind. Then he misses the array of white linen, glis tening glass and other little Items of comfort In the dining room. And after dinner the glow of the reading lamp Is not there. When bedtime comes ha rolls himself Into an unaccustomed blanket, and tries to make himself think he likes It, It Is not worth while to tecount what happens dur ing the night. When morning dawns, no glittering white tub. filled with limpid water, lurei him to shak off his drowsl nuss In Its tempting depths. It's about this time that he lifts his voice moat positively In the challenge, "Homo ain't nothln' like this," Next time Nature calls him, he answers over the tele phone. A feeling vades the they feel sustained of malt Is forced Just what up their at the wondering Any old Only one certain, Vast tnpuaia, If the aviators who expect to soar above Omaha next month should in any way get tangled up with some of the political pooms that will be rampant about that time ' ust suppose what might happen,. The. Bumble Dee hopes the airship men will com fully protected and prepared for real emergencies. Bumble Bee stings are ! DO'UISLE DOLDV 5 GOING VEb lTS A FihE BIRD-UNCLE-BY THtWAY CAN VOU LOAN ME OH HI 5 UNCUK TirTY DOLLARS Nl'LLCLUOrt 1 I I u eib&Y rii-i r irj i QiHO GIVE HIM THE PARROT eE,eDEe WHICH, I'LL BORROW vutyle: "TILL IN VDAV9 S '. ' .v w ( VP ,.Ahn WELL- GOOD OLD OUST GAVE HIM THEFIr-TV SJ1M! I'M GLAD TO VOU LOOKING I HEARD VOU WERE I L H E U 3 A AMD - THiriG- f VOU DON'TA MO YOU I'LL KILL- get no CHANCE TO PIZE.N ME .VOU DON'T TOOR THriT R,ri YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW YORK. HERALD Vf -. A -S. S Mil. of Interest to the Women Folks one of the prettiest as well a the most practical models In this style is of black and white malln.i. Knife pleated frills five or seven inches wide , used three rows, the white coming between the two black. ', All are the some width and are headed with a twist of black rlobon velvet which forms ties or may ha let flowing as pre ferred. This accessory will harmonize with any color dress, but, of course, these ruffs are worn to match the. shade of the gown if so desired. Lovely scarfs are fashioned from the Persian bordered chiffons and marquis ettes combined with marlbou. The tores known as natural and the white feathery stuff combine prettily with the fragile fabrics. In using the printed materials only a border of the marlbou is necessary for OMAHA, JUNE 10, 1910. BIG WRESTLING MATCH COMING Three-Cornered Match Is Scheduled for Grand Island Next Month. BUMBLE BEE AND AIRSHIP. WEEK Our Own Pet Little Avia tor Will Be on the Job In Good Shape. It pleases the editor of The Staff Correspondent.) ISLAND, Neb., June Bumble Doe to be able 10. (By Union Paclflo Freight.) As neutral ground, this thriving city was selected for the grand wrestling match between the Jlmltes and the Aahtonltes, the winner to be nounce that this peper's own aviator, Prof. Hlflyer, on the job when the begin to soar above Prof. Hlflyer, it will called, holds the record of being the challenged by the Bryanltes. It looks now as If the match were going to be worth while. who ever stepped out loon at the altitude of mile and landed safely. of oonfldenoe per camp of the Jlmltes; as If their champion, He bos promised that recount his experiences as he is by extract readers of this paper. He also Issues a sweeping challenge to and essence of rye and malse, has more strength than can possibly come to the leader of the Aahtonltes, who any or all of the coming alr- shlppors to duplicate to rely on plain cold Gar Llfef The merry snort water for his sustenance. Thus, the Jlmlte look for an easy victory In the first bout. bubbly water end green; a smooth bit will happen when ment, and a mad dash. Then comes a brutal police man, and three lovely young men and three young women who are not qule so lovely, are lar.ded In Jail, Names are sup pressed out of respect for families. Police Judge lectures the young folks, and fines them each $100; one pays, one ap peals, and The young women hurry off to Mayor Jim, and he pardons them. ' What's the answer? It's a gay life, all right. the Bryanltes enter for the second round Isn't so easy to dope out The Bryanltes are sticking pretty close to the water diet, also, but the Jlm ltes fear they have something sleeves, to be sprung last moment, and are what It may be. kind of a paramount will serve the Bryanltes this time, and with the peerless Leader far away In furrln parts, Brother Charley Is th one to be watched, thing Is absolutely The famous declara tion of Ashton the Plrst-and Last Is uppermost In the minds of all, He saldi ''Make your platform what you will) I'll run on It,'1 He more than made good on this boast, by running on two. This record still stands, but the Jlmltti are wilting to bet their man can tie It, at least. After Blood. Pa Kourke says that In the future no mercy will be shown to any team of tribe tackles. He has gone along with the losing game as far as courtesy calls for, and from this time on he proposes to bo even as a ravening wolf, That's the stuff, Pa, Don't let these home roasters kid you Into dropping any more games, Go right out and win 'em straight, and you'll find the readers of The Bumble Uoe at the grounds every afternoon the team Is In town, pulllr.g hard for you and the boys. Lonesome. Tom Blackburn says he feels lonesome; he's filed as an as pirant for congress on the re publican ticket, and doesn't like the Idea of making the race all by himself. Won't somebody please come out and act as pacemaker for Bumble Bee stltiga ar al ways the best. AMY THING l VOUR LATER THE. Uf-CLE GOOD OLD OMCLESflM-EM! WISH HE Wi"ss DEAD -EH I SEE &0 WELL FE.W, IT'LL BE A LONGTIME BEFORE VOU BUY AUTO WITH MY MOHEV- SIR! WON T-THAT IHNOCENT BIRD a: iu. OPENED MY EYES TO VOU "GO! ftHD .NEVER DARKEN MY DOOR AGlMl WHEN UNCLE SflMDIEb I'LL GET AiLL HIS CO.). AI RighU Reserved.' J good effect, while when a solid color forms the foundation a third strip must be added through the center of the scarf. Other wise the little wrap may look skimpy and lack character. Another pretty, idea In scarfs Is to place two different colors over each other and then edge all around with the marlbou. The "umbrella" Is the newest fad in shoulder shaws. These are circular in shape and of a generous size, though ex tremely light in weight because the wool Is fine and the design of the crochet Is light and lacy. They are serviceable as a light protection for the shoulders when staying In the mountains or strolling on the beach. They come in black, white, cardinal and the chinchilla grays, at $3.60 each, but orders will be taken for any color com binations. NO. 190. Pt'RELY PERSONAL. Charley Saunders will havo the nose-counting Job finished pretty soon. Some folks won der what Charley is going to do next. Ho knows. Bill Burgess went to Excel to an sior Springs last week for a short stay. It Isn't true that he Is keeping an eye on Bill. Cole. They're not rivals, they're friends. will be manblrds Omaha. be re undisputed only man A. E. Cady was on our streets during the week. A. of a bal E. lias seen a heap since he was In Omaha last time, but nothing that looks better to I.Ira than Nebraska, Y(. Editor had the pleasure of shaking hands with Hoc Blxby of the State Journal during the week. Loo looks like his column of Dally Drift eight he will for the his feat. -always bright and cheerful. Tci, wagon, the Como again. Doc. the long of pave Al Mohler is spending a ( . good deal of ttmo, traveling around these days. Al says he's mostly Interested In look ing for now thing's to put Into the building lie Is going to have put up at Fifteenth and Dodge. Read The Bumble Bee. Over in Iowa. The Bumble Bee violates no confidence In telling Its read ers that It wasn't disap pointed at the autcome of the primaries lu Iowa. It Is ap parent that both sides to a mighty pretty flgbt are pleased. The "progressives" are pleased because they got such a big vote, and th "standpatters" are pleased be cause they got a bigger. So let it ride. , Water. A good deal Is being said abonl water Just now that ought to have been said seven years ago. But hindsight al- , way did beat foresight. Bumble lie sting are al- i fl ways tns beat. ' Getting Busy. U Knot of well known ri'i- m sen are een consulting M rf 1 ',' days. Wonder ti t has aM al' thing to do With politics. I i. fie pu;iaipg, aju.wu,