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REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
FARM A!D HACII LAND FOR IAI.B FARM AJtD I1AXC1I LA WD FOR ALB
Colorado.
33,000 Acres
An Empire at Auction
Where One Crop Pays
For the Land
G M. GRUENTHER, Trustee
' Will eell 210 KIT CARSON COUNTY FARMS at BUR- ' x
' L1NGTON, COLORADO, Juno 23d, 1910.
$400 DOWN
'And $400.00 in 30 days js the highest amount of cash
required to buy any 1G0 acre tract. This is a FORCED
SALE. You can count on bargains.
Special train oi 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, pick up a bargain there and then spend a week or a
month in the mountains. .Write or telephone for partic
ulars. C. M. GRUENTHER, Trustee
i: Tel. Tyler 1070 Room 307 First National Bank Bldg-
Omaha, Nebraska.
REAL ESTATE
l . CITY PHOFKRTlf FOR SALE
(Continued.)
INVESTMENTS
9,000 Buys two large atores 22x70, with
full light basement and our flats
above, on CumUig St., close to 24th 8,
the greatest transfer point In Omaha.
Owner has just spent $2,600 on this
property and It Is In perfect repair,
with new plumbing throughout.' Rents
are $100.00 a month and cneap at that.
Will soma day earn $150.00.
11,500 Three stores, 6 flats and a cottage,
all In good repair, on 26th St., near
Franklin. Rents should be $135.00 a
month. Double frontage on 24th and
. 23d Sts. If you want a place of bus-
Iness and good home and investment
- all In one place, here is your great
opportunity.
U.7S0 Greatest home and investment in
Omaha, one 7-room house and one 11-
roora house, within walking distance,
full lot, paved street Rents for $43.50
I . a month. You can occupy a part of
1 one house and pay for the property
i out of the rents. Only $500.00 down to
" buy this.
I N. P. DODGE & CO.,
- 16th and Harney.
i REDUCED IN PRICE
; To $3,000 from $3,500
Owner Lives in California and
( Wants to Close Out.
Beautifully located home in
Windsor Place, 2146 South 34th
St. Close to Hanscom Park and
Field club, 8 room house, good
barn, grounds 75 feet by 132 feet.
PERRINE & WOLCOTT,
y j,! Sole Agents,
Suite 328 Brandeis Theater
I Bldg., Doug. 7801.
List your properties with us
for prompt sale. We have no
houses of our own to sell before
we sell yours.
THE GREATEST BARGAIN
EVER OFFERED
t 2620 CADWELL ST.
A well preserved modern, V
jtory, 8 room residence, south
front.' Easy terms.
FRED S. HADRA,
' 526 New York Life Bldg.,
' : . Tel. Doug. 4334.
VACANT lot on Meredith Ave., near Slst
L Bargain for you.
P. O. NIELSEN 4 CO.,
tOJ N. Y. L. Bldg. 'Phones D. 2204, A-4340.
Choice lots in different parts
of city, $1.00 cash and 50 cents
per week.
. W. J. DERMODY INVEST
MENT CO.,
(Tel. D, 786. 836 N. Y. L. Bldg.
6-ROOM oottage, barn, chirken house,
well, electric llaht. I lots, 60x133 each, near
Krug Park. Price only $2,100. Easy terms.
P. O. NIELSEN & CO.,
T01 N. Y. L. Bldg. 'Phones D. 2204, A-4340.
$100 DOWN
We have a small store and five-room cot
tage at if.it ri and K streets, South Omaha,
tor $1,600. $100 down and balance same
as rent. Purchaser can move right In,
N. P. DODGE & CO.,
l&th and Harney
FOR SALEv-A bargain, 1 lots near Hans
com park, S. $4th Si., between Center Ave.
and Frances St Owner, F. M. Williams.
Iowa Fulls, la.
"bIX-ROOM HOUSETor sale; lot 132x163;
tfrme reasonable. Paul Sydow. 192S S. 15lh.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND HANOI LANU FOR ALB
Vessus.
' TEXAS OVl.V COAST LAND.
We are now selling the Wilder ranch,
which Joins the Taft; one of the best tracts
of laud In the Gulf Coaat. It is located on
two railroads and romea right up to Sin
ton, a new elty of t,uu population.
We offer thla In any slae tracts at from
S to $u0 per anr. Oet our booklets; find
ul about the opportunities.
Paul Co., 221 Security Bank.
MUiaeapolla,
IRIUQATED LAND.
80 and 160-acre tracts of smooth, fertile.
Irrigated lanu on the Cosillla estate In the
Saa Luis valley of Colorado cun yet be
purchased at $o0 an acre, 'in is Includes a
perpetual water right, Lasy terms. Larg
est and must attractive project ever de
veloped In Colorado. 6,uvu acres in culti
vation this year. Write for tree maps and
folders.
COSTILLA IRRIGATED LAND CO.,
lttti Ciiampa SL, Denver, Colo.
CHEAP LANDS Large and suiail tracts.
E. E. Dey, Akron Com.
1,600 ACRES, 6 miles south of Yuma,
Colo. Will suil cheap ror cash or trade
for city property or eastern Nebraska farm
land. J. Fred Kerr, Omaha, Neb., 306 a.
lith fit.
Irkmiuu,
A GIFT OF FIVE ACRES.
"Back to the Land"
Is a magazine for tne townsman who
wr.nts to go to the farm a practical guide
for making a paying tarm home; subscrip
tion $1; besides regular commissions, we
will give five acres, your choice, worth
$500, tor best subscription list; ask partic
ulars, "back K the Land," Fort Smith,
Ark.
ST. FRANCIS VALLEY LAND.
NORTHEAST ARKANSAS.
160 acres, 16o In cultivation; rented for
$7 per acre; three-fourths of a mile front
town on Frisco; produces 76 busheis corn
per acre; fine for altaiia and clover; three
Houses; price $s,500 cash,
1,000 acres, iuO in cultivation; rents for $7
per acre; aoout 20 tenant houses; H4 miles
from town on Frisco; rich alluvial soli;
prloe $62,600; $12,600 cash; bu.auco easy
Farms, timber and cutover lands In tracts
and on tern.s to suit everybody. Write for
further information.
ANTHONY & FAlRLETt. Osceola, Ark.
FOR SALE This lb a teauty; 24S acres;
one mile from a nice railroad town; all in
cultivation; mostly creek bottom; dark
loam soli; very lertlle; Hug "wire fence; 6
room dwelling, large double-story barn, 2
terant house; fine everlasting water. 1
will take $10 per acre if . sold wltnlu So
days, it lull mean business, write ma
Joe Mack. Collins. Ark.
FOR SALE $1,600 will buy a nice farm o(
112 acres; 60 acre in cultivation; rich crek-
bottom; good 4-iooui house, 1 tenant house;
wire fence; $ wells, fins water; 4 miles to
good town; rural delivery. Tula is a good
chance tor a man to get a good home. If
you will get busy you cau get lU li. V,
Bailey. Muntlcello, Ark.
Canada.
12,000 ACRES CANADIAN LANDS.
Fine tract wheat lend, steam plow propo
sition, in central Sabkaicnenan; finest
quality; will bear Closest Inspection; write
lor particulars and terms. Jonu P. Wadge,
real estate. Din St. Brandon, Maultuua,
Canada. ,
Florida.
EVERGLADES LAND.
We still have a few thousand acres ot
Florida Everglade lands, which are selling
at $1 per acre down and $1 per acre per
month. This land will positively all be
sold out in a few weeks; if you are in
terested act quick. Everglade Land Sales
Co., 0U Holland mag., bt iouis. Mo.
THE drained lands of "The New Flor
ida" are the richest In the world. We offer
our own land in tracts and on easy terms
to suit; also managers for the Flor
ida Fruit Lands Co., which are the orig
inators ot the famous auction distribution
P'U" RICHARD SON-KELLETT CO.,
Suite 23, Palace Bldg., Minneapolis Minn,
Illinois.
TEN-ACRE FARM.
Fine rich level Illinois land, convenient
to St. Louis markets and uear good local
town and shipping point; ail lit cultiva
tion t fine for truck, fruit and berriea
poultry and country homes; uear large
cunning icwij .u . n.tiu.
i ..lx-irlu line, now building to St. Louis:
urlce tor 10 acres, $750 and up; terms $iw)
!c, and 210 per month; can show this
propeny any afternoon leaving office at
l o'clock p. m. and return at 8;3u p. m.
- . . . .. . 1 K . . I .1
Come preparvu w gv kiiu wot . .'w iuu.
& H. MORTON sc CO., Laud Agents,
Room U7, 700 Chestnut au at. i.ouis.
FOR SALE $60 down. $6 monthly, buys
ia rich sardeu. fruit and Douitr
land, near Alma, 111.. Marion County, haj
2-room frame nouse, cmcaeu uouse,
r cleared: nicely sliuaied on Oka
river, aoout hi nines from St Louis, on
Illinois Central i all way; -snap ; (tuu. J
B. Jarrell. Mount Veruou. ill.
ivausaa.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
A nice uuare kectiun of MO acres, black
(lav loam soli, clay subsoil; could not lay
better; 10 miles south of Brewster, Thomas
Co., Kansas. School house across the road
from it. Land improved all arounc. Two
years' crops will pay tor tills land. Price,
(U.fcUU. Moilgage of $4,600. drawing Interest
at i per cent, due March, Uln. Will
lake j,0v0 In good clear income city prop
erty, balance casn. n you wain a uargaiu
address.
LM1L C. AEOERTER. RANDOLPH, NEB
FARMS for sale, Kansas. E4 section
Is, township 4. range u, Rawlins county
Kansas; lou cull., one-fourth crop goes
with land, i'rice, sj.hw. lerms.
LATUKOP & TOB1N.
421 Bee Biog. Omaha, Neb.
lftsasars.
FOR PALE SOS-acre valley farm:
ood. tillable land: no rock, no overflow
130 acres in cultivation; good e-rooui fra.ne
bouse and outuulldings; cistern, well and
pund; family orchard; daily mall; 1 mile
to school, cnurcn ana uraaing point; 7 miles
lo rauruaa; s miles to Bt. LAuia, Price,
2 acre, norvsu xiasa. eteeiviiie, uo.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AXD ll l.MH LAM IJ FOR SALE
MUsourt Contlaaed.
FOR PALK Farm, 750 acres, miles Fen
dlton. Mo.; over 200 acres cultivated; abou:
100 acres In crops; balance merchantable
timber, all fenced; an meal stock-raising
farm; t.wM 7-year-old fruit trees; new -room
house, all necessary buildings, in best
condition; 15 per acre; easy terin; trade
not considered. Address Theodore Juencsu
23C2A Farrar St. St Louis, Mo.
FOR SALE 72-acre (arm, near Floris
sant. Mo.; lias good house, fine barn all
kinds of fruit, grapes elo.; two cisterns
tine weil and a good spring; at $176 per
acre. C. RUKHL, Clayton. Mo.
FOR SALE We have some special bar
gains in small farms; also one or two bar
gains In larger farms; tin-acre farm at
li2.no per acre; ev-acre tarui, new five
toom nouse, never occupied; one of the
most beautuul farms In mis county; $3,vw
ou solid rocK road, three nines east of
De Boiu. ua bo to Land Co., De Bo to
Mo. '
FOR HALEr-Oniy $!) per acre;- no better
stock farm or colonization tract In Mis
souri; 3,400 acres. 20 cultivated; wire
fence, spring water, $ dwellings, stock
scales and barns; numerous other build
ings; large lot merchantable nardwooj
timber; llu miles from tit. Louis.
IRON COUNT REALTY CO.. Ironton
Mo.
FOR BALE 70 acres; new 4-room framo
bouse with line cellar, smokehouse, wood
shed, bi.rn, caitleshed, tuoished, henhouse,
cistern, two laige ponda, concrete porch
and walk; 20- acres in pusture, lo in wheat,
IV meadow, 12 in clover, ti allalfa. balancit
In corn; all hog wire fenced; urciiaru; easy
payments. Mia, W. 'i.'.- UolUoO, Su Clair,
Mo.
We are getting out our new Hat of
Boon county prairie tarms for vale; send
us your address and we will forward you
one of tnem; investigate this seutiou if
ycu are hunting the best.
STURGEON REALTY CO.. Sturgeon. Mo.
TIMBER and ranch land bargains in
South Missouri. Morris & Walker, Moun
tain View. Mo.
Minnesota.
''
SLAUGHTER LAND SALE.
Unequaled Opportunity; Easy terms.
Washburn County, Wisconsin.
163 acres unimproved land, $6.7
Ji acres unimproved land, $3.50.
205 acres improved land, $s.i5.
JTW acres Improved land, $1) 60.
W acres improved land, $11.50.
lt0 acres unimproved land, $D."5.
100 acres partly improved land, $11.50.
UU acres partly improved laud, $12.50.
loO acres partly improved land, llLii.
440 acres improved aand, $12.75.
eu acres unimproved land, lii.50.
Large tracts ot western land at sacrifice
prices. We handle nothing but snaps. If
you want to sell your farm at Vi its value
write us. If you want to buy a iarm at H
its value, writ us. We want live repre
sentatives everywhere.
Minnesota-Montana Ranch Co.,
600 Court liloclt. St Paul. Minn.
12-ACRE FRUIT FARM.
mile from Crystal Bay station; four
room house, barn lrtxiJO, full concrete base
ment, 40-foot poultry house, well, 60 apple
trees, 1 acre strawberries, 1 acres rasp
berries, plums, acres cultivated, 2 acres
pasture; borders on small lake; good gar
den and fruit land. Only $2,6uu.
J. M. Davies Ilk 4th St Minneapolis.
225-ACRE well improved Blue Earth
county farm. -
100 acres improved farm. Pipestone Co.
143 acres Flue county, cut-over land.
Above farms for merchandise.
$8,000 harness aim shoe stock.
$17,000 stock of general merchandise and
building.
10-room furnished, modern solid brick.
ClOB8 In.
JO-room individual brick to trade for
merchandise.
All new Lake Harriet modern nouse, easy
terms.
List your merchandise stocks, city ana
land with us. We make exchanges no
matter where located.
C. F. Carlson-Atlas Land Co.,
Ulobe Bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
IMPROVED FARMS 80 MILES FROM
MINNEAPOLIS.
60 acres ot clay loam soil. S miles front
town; 46 aores cultivated, balance is pas
ture, all fenced; new tt-room house with
cellar, furnace heat, new barn, -5x30x10,
with addition 14x20, full length; cement
floors and maneers. corn crib, hen house.
windmill and excellent water. Tne land la
new and the buildings are new. lt'a a snap
at $4,000; reasonable terms.
SO aores a miles from good town; 60 acres
cultivated; clay loam soil, balance is fenced
In pasture, joins toe above so; good b-room
house, with cellar, barn 4xjo, cement
floors, corn crib, granary, hen house, wind
mill and fine water; 6 acres fenced witn
woven wire. Price, $40 per acre.
UALI & MCLEOU,
702 Palace Bldg., Minneapolis.
BEAUTIFUL 120-ACRE FARM AT
price of. improvements: good soil, level. 70
acres in crop, balance bard wood timber
and pasture; living water in pasture, bor
ders on nice lake; fine, new, 7-room house,
iooi uouse, macnu.e sued, wagon sneu, etc.,
all in first-class repair; 'goud well, less
than bait mile to school and church, 2
miles to store and creamery. OVi miles to
North Branch. Minn., on Northern Pa
cific; 40 milea north of twin cities. Price,
$2,850 casn, or $1,000 cash, balance long
time. No greater value was ever offered
in a farm anywhere. Mrs. Sadie Fuller,
1700 Laurel Ave.. St Paul, Minn.
ITeltrasha.
Another Carload
of land seekers left Omaha Tuesday after
noon on tne "ayne special, bound for the
Scott's Bluff country. These are not mere
sightseers, but people who want land. They
buy and become actual settlers. We are
running an
Excursion Every
Week
But do not wait too long before deciding
to go. Get a piece of that land now and
after while you can laugh at the man who
wishes he had bought.
Have you ever thought of what 15,000
acres of sugar beets mean to the iScott's
Bluff country? J no average product will
probably be 16 tons to the acre. They are
al contracted for at the new factory at $u
per ton, or an average of $0 per acre, or a
total of $1,200,000 for the crop this season.
The potato crop of the valley will bring
at least half as much.
There is Money to Be Made On
Irrigated Land.
The first crop of alfalfa Is now being haV
vested, it is tne ' easiest money ' of anv
crop, always in demand at the highest
market prices.
The lands we arc selling at $65 to $85 per
acre, with permanent water rights, will
easily pay for themselves on the easy terms
otfered, one-fifth cash and balance In ten
years at 0 per cent
uo out witn us on our
Next Excursion
Tuesday, June 21.
You will be surprised, you will bo sntls
fled that It Is a wonderful country wittr a
great future, we wunt actual guttlers, not
speculators.
I'AYNU INVESTMENT CO.,
S. E. Cor. 15th and Farnam Streets.
Ask for further Information.
"Manless Land for Landless Man."
FILLMORE COUNTY FARM.
160 acres, well Improved, 9y acres corn
25 acres wheat, 10 acres alfalfa, 14 acres
orchard and building grounds, balance pas
ture, one of the best farms in the county;
price, $100 per acre; owner moving lo
Omaha will take good residence In ex
change. C. M. Rich, 544 Bee Bldg.
Sarpy County Snap
A beautiful home, highly Improved, 160
acres, tine land; iu miles to umana, o miles
to South Omaha stock yards, price it
sold quick, $lo0 per acre.
C. R. Combs, N
Room 15 Old U. S. Nat Bldtr., 12th and
Farnam. Phone, D. &ltl.
SNAPS IN FAKMS.
160 acres, Deuel Co., Neb., price $20 per
acre, luo acres, Antelope l o, rserj., good
Improvements, 130 acres under cultivation
price $15 per acre. Two sections, Cheyenne
Co., Neb., $111.50 per acre. 640 acres in
Sioux Co., Neb., good improvements, all
fenced and croas-fenced; piles xiu ptr acre
. .Western Ileal Estate Co.,
ill Karbach Blk., Omaha, Neb.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AN U HA.Uil LAND FOR SALE
Aebrasku-
- oatluaed.
BARGAIN In 1'iaut. Valley Irrigated
Farm I Kxtra good low acres; must be sold
quick. 6w acres allalla, BO acres best wheat
grass meadow In the country; 3u acres to
other crops. $ao per acre. Write quick for
terms and lurtner iiuurmatiou lo Hut No.
hd Ueruig, Neb.
$30 ACRES timber land. I miles from rail
road station, w 111 cut over three million
feet of good lumber, and when the land is
cleared it Is the best fruit land In the
world. Price. $30 per acre. Clear. Want
Omaha income, or would preler to trade
one-ualf interest to an experienced lumber
man. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite 634, New York Lite ldg.
'Piione Red 1W.
2,620-Acre Uy-to-Date Ranch.
At the price of raw land. Cut Into 10$
tracts, 'this land will sell soon at 136 bur
acre. Price, $3v,uu0. Very easy terms.
INUWATA LAND ANU LOT CO.,
Suite 034, New York Life Building.
'Phone Red WJ.
I
700 ACHES. NEAR OMAHA
At just about one-half the price asked for
adjoining land. Finely Improved farm.
Any businehs terms.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
bulls 634 New York Life Building.
'Phone Red latia.
TWO BIO BAROA1NS.
320 acres, 1.5 cultivated; best black Clay
soil, new D-room house; price, $C,o00.
im) acres, llu best bottom land; 110 culti
vated. Improved, IVi nines to town; $45.00
per acre.
SJ.OCK3 LAND CO., Kearney, Neb.
Korth Dakota.
NORTH DAKOTA FARM
LAND
Excursion June 21st.
Closing out large tract fine agricultural
land, underlaid with coal, Stark Co., N.
D., near Northern Pacific It. It, $11.60 to
$30 per acre; easy terms. Prices 3 to $u
per acre lets than adjoining lands. Write
tor map and full lntorniation. Excursion
1st and 3d Tuesday each month while this
land lasts. Your expenses paid if you buy.
J. II. DUMONT & SON,
IriOo Farnam St, Omaha.
DAICOTA LANDS.
Large tracts of land in Hettinger, Kid
der, Burleigh, Mercer and Stark counties,
also tracts In Sweet Grass, Yellowstone
and Custer counties, Mouiaaa, and Saa
katcehwan. We have the lands, own the
lands and can deliver.
E. C. Williams. Temple Court. Minneapolis.
NORTH DAKOTA
We havo several fine quarters, half sec
tions and section in Billings and Bow
man counties that we can sell on reason
able terms, located near good towns and
railroad. This land is from 75 to bo per
cent tillable and the best ot soil. Write
tor lists and prices.
UALf 6 M'LEOD.
703 Palace Bidg., Miuieapolla, Minn.
6,000 TO 20,000-ACRE tracts of Montapa
and western North Dakota lands lor sale
at frtm i.60 ti lo per acre.
SCHWAB BROS..
123 Guaranty Blug., Minneapolis, Minn.
Ore son.
BUY farm lands now. They are dally In
creasing m vaiue. There is a mimed amount
of land, but no limit to tne luture popuia
tion. The iJacirlc Northwest is tne present
land of opportunity. We have a rlne assort
ment ot larms, some of which win suit
vou. Write us today, stating your require
ments, and we will mail you full particulars
tree. The Card Realty & luv. Co., 036
Henry Bldg., Portland, Ore.
Sooth Dakota.
FOR SALE South Dakota lands, $15 to
$40 per acre, near town. For booklet map
and prices on tne best and cheapest au
urtHs L. L. liugauian, - pukwaua, Bruie
county, S. D. .
SOUTH DAKOTA-CORN AND ALFALFA
LANDS.
The rush Is on tor Stanley county; buy
lands near the new rallrpad and double
your money In the next year; 3u,u00 acres
to select from;. $10, to $1)1 per acre. Call or
write Felland Realty Company, Wl Palace
Bldg.., Minneapolis, Minn.
FOR SALE 320 acres; every acre tillable;
deep black soil;' near town; price, $3i per
acre. Frank Mashek. Kimoail. S. D.
FOR SALE Extra choice half section In
Hyde couNty, S. v. Ail good tillable land.
Price $3o pur acre, 'luu j&.eiser Land Co.,
rtlghmore, s. L.
FOR SALE Extra fine 100 acres unim
proved land near Hlghmore in Hyde county,
u. Liioice agricultural iana. per acre;
easy terms, ilie Kelser Laud Co., High
mure, b. D.
Tcuncasee. '
ORCHARD FOR SALE.
1,000-ACRE orchard iu northern Tennes
see; one of the finest orchards in the
United Stales; thousands of fruit trees
coming Into bearing tins year; store, can
ning factory, three residences, muies, im
plements, etc., go with tne place; a cnance
Ot a llieume 10 me ngui party, unuer
cannot attend to it and Is obiltfed to sell;
will give long nine or take pan in iraue,
If necessary. Union Savings bank, Lau
Claire, Wis.
Washington.
BIG MONES US' TIMBEF
Timber lands In Pacific norinwest are
going up rapidly and steadily. Large In
crease .n value every year due to rapid
Increases, demand and decreased supply.
Buyers making big profits. Heretofore
only capitalists could operate. Wo offer
opportunity to Invest In timber in sums
fitm $lu0 up. Interest guaranteed and pro
portionate snare of proms, uesi ot se
curity, tie Iter than stocks or bonds and
much more profitable. For complete in
formation and details address American
Timber Co.. Henry Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
Miscellaneous.
CAN locate parties on desirable timber.
fruit, agricultural and grazing lands. In
California, Oregon and wasnington. bpeolal
government iana list, wun laws, sent to
all Interested parties, west American Land
and Timber Co., Sacramento, Cat, 71ii K
INVASION OF FORT GEORGE
FARMERS BUYING LAND EVERY
UAX
GREAT WEEK OF SALES
Men who are "live" moneymakers have
invanea our oince ior tne past 10 days.
OUR SPECIAL INDUCEMENT
WORKED WONDERS
$1 Cash and balance Out of Crons.
OUR RESELECTION CLAUSE GUAR.
ANTEE reserves 10,000 acres for each
and every buyer's reselection.
RAILROADS' GREATEST DIVISIONAL
poim urarid rrunn it. it., B. C. Cen
tral R. R., Canadian Northern R. R,
River transportation. Cattle ranch,
jiuxeu luiiniug; uaie ami barley
splendid crops; grasses luxuriant; tim
otny neaus u inches; riHii and game
abundant; vegetables unsurpassed; po
tatoes, 700 bueheia to the acre, selling
at high price. Each acre can produce
$,0uo profit to the early buyers, who
jump In and take contracts from the
construction camps for supplies. Ap
pointments arranged at any time. If
you can't call, send for government re
ports, uiue prints, etc.
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC LAND CO..
tit iNew ioik ine mag., umana.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
GARVIN BROS.. Id floor N. T. Ufa $30$
to tiuu.uw on improved property, m delay.
WANTED City loans and warrant. W.
Farnam Smith As Co.. 1230 Farnam St.
WANTED City loana Patera Trust Co.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
LOWEST RATES Berals. Brandeis Bid
1100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Weed.
waa mag, urn and jiaruam.
$VM to $5,000 on bomes In Omaha. O'Kee'e
Real Estate Co.. IVoi N. Y. Life. Douglas
or A -313.
UECOND mortgages negotiated. 620 New
uuuii isational Bank Bldg. uoug. 4334.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS FOB
l t and 7-room bousea If prices are right
we ran sell your property tor you.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CUu
Suite 2 N. Y. Ufe Bldg
WHEN answering advertisements In The
Bee Want Ad columns, kindly mention Ui
tact that you saw the ad. la The Bee,
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA horse shoeing shop, 614
N. 2i"th. Experience has made horses feet
an open book to me. 11. Noone. S. 632.
EVERY LADY LIKES DISTINCTION
Our HATS are especially attractive; see
them. Ryan's, , 61 N. 24th- St, South
Omaha.
OUR WATCH REPAIR DEPARTMENT
can be depended upon as far as doing the
most perfect work Is concerned. Jacobson
A Furen Co., Jewelers and Opticians, 2404
N ft., South Omaha. .
SWAPS
$16,000 CLEAR, improved, to trade for
land $! to $12 per acre, up to $30.ou,; will
pay cash difference or assume. Nowata
Land & Lot Co., Suite 624 N. X. Life Bldg.
Phone Red ltftm.
C30 ACRES timber land, S miles from rail
road station. Will cut over three million
feet of good lumber, and when the land Is
cleared It is the best fruit land In the
world. Price, 30 per acre. Clear. Want
Omaha Income, or would preler to trade
one-lialf Interest to an experienced lumber
man.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite 634 New York Life Bldg.
'Phone Red 10D0.
WE can trade anything, anywhere,
LATHROP & TOB1N,
D. 2056. 421 Bee.
TAILORS
MISFIT tallor.xl suits $35 and $40 values
at $15. bee A Rubensteln, 211H S. 14th St
U. A L1NWU1ST CO., $36 PAJCTON BLK.
FOR evening functions full dress Is the
rule, and to get It made rlgnt see n,d Thiel,
Tailor, U9 S. 16th bt
WANTED-TO BORROW
WANT, to borrow $0,500 on gilt-edge
first mortgage real estate security, at
per cent Interest. Address, K 603, Bee.
WANTED 10 BUY
BEST PRICE paid for second-hand
turrlture, carpets, clothing aud shoea
Phone Douglas $OTL
SECOND-HAND clothing; party, after
noon dresses. John Felduiau, D. lUg. A-2031
Best prices for BROKEN WATCHES,
Old Gold. etc. NATHAN. 211 bo. 13th St
BEST price tor 2d-hand clothing. D. $440.
WANTED A Stanley steamer runabout,
190 or mo model. Address u nee.
WANTED TO RENT
We Are Getting Numerous Calls
For Houses of All Slues. List With Ua
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
$24 N. Y. Life Bldg. phone Red llWs.
WANTED Desk room. Kindly state
with or without desk. A. R. Celcls, Hotel
Loyal.
WANTED To rent modern suit of two
or three rooms (unfurnished preferred;
with board, within easy walking distance.
Address D 657. Bee.
SMALL BARN On or before June 1st,
between Cuming and Leavenworth and east
of 2ith St. Address, J 50, Bee. 1
WANTED A 5-room cottage, not too far
out. Give - location and price. Address H
13, care Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Position by up-to-date lady
irraduata registered niiarmacist; twenty
years' experience; capable of managing
store, or would like position ior piiamia
ceutical house; can sell the goods. Address
Y 114, care Bee office.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR EQUIPAGE OFFICE
of the Depot gusrtermaster. Third and
Olive Sts., St. Louis., Mo., May 21, 1910.
Sealed proposals in triplicate, subject to the
usual conditions, will be received nere unui
12 o'clock noon, central time, June 18, 1910,
and then opened In the presence of attend
ing bidders, ior iurnisnins: ana aeiiveriiig
ri tha st Louis Deoot. 3.000 axes. 7.0U0
mosquito bars, single; 10,000 bedsacks. 25,000
brushes, scrubbing; 25 bugles, F A.; 500 tel
escope cases, ,000 bestead casters, 1,000 leg
mounted, 1,000 plain; 2,500 chairs, barrack,
K. D.; 500 colors, camp with staffs; 200
cords, trumpet, cavalry; sw coras, irumpet,
infantrv : 5.000 cot covers, olive drab; 6,000
mattress covers; 5,000 helves, axe; 6,000 card
holders for bunks, 10,000 pillows, w.uuu pu-low-cases.
2.000 shovels, short handled; 6,000
springs, helical, N. P., Iron beds; 25 staffs.
guidon; 6 staffs, standard; zw stands, mu
sic; 6,000 stovepipe joints, tent; 600 stoves,
tent; 60O trumpets, G with F slides. Con
tracts to be subject to an increase of not
to exceed 50 per cent. If desired by the gov
ernment. The united states reserves tne
right to reject or accept any proposal or
any part thereof. Blank forms and all In
formation furnished upon application - to
this office. Proposals to be sealed, ad
dressed to the undersigned and endorsed,
Proposals for Equipage, to be opened June
18, 1910." W. M. Coulling, Major, Quarter
master, U. S. Army, Depot Quartermaster.
tua-it-a-M-j 10-11
FORT DES MOINES. IOWA. JUNE 4. 1910.
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, win be re
ceived here until 3 p. m., standard time,
June 20, 1910, for supply and Installation of
pews and fixtures In Post Chapel, subject
to the usual conditions, tun lniormation
furnished on application. Envelopes con
taining proposals should be marked "Pro
posals tor Chapel Furniture, ana ad
dressed to Constructing Quartermaster,
Fort Des Moines, Iowa.
J 7,8,9,10,17,18.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Notice is hereby given that Notice to
Bidders is being published In the Crete
Vldette-Herald of Crete, Nebraska, whlcn
provides for the submitting of bids to the
City ot Crete, Saline County, Nebraska,
for the purpose or furnishing ail material
and labor for the building and constructing
of a sewer system in ana ior said city.
Said system is to be a sanitary Hewer
System, constructed, built and combined
with a Storm Sewer. The estimated coat
of same is $40,000. Time for presenting
and tiling bids expires on the 20th day of
June, 1910, at 2 o'clock p. m. All bids filed
will be opened June 20th, 1910, at 2:20 p. m.
For plans and specifications and other
details and conditions apply to either ot the
undersigned.
ANTON DREDLA. Mayor,
Crete, Nebraska.
F. A. NOVAK, City-Clerk.
Crete. Nebraska.
P A. Edqulst, Special Engineer, 832 New
York Life Building, Omaha, Nebraska,
Draws Big Sum
and is Robbed
Colored Man Removes $500 from the
Bank and Then Loses Vest
and All.
William Raven, colored, living at 215
North Twelfth street, Thursday morning
reported to the police the less of $500, and
cause) the arrest of Clarence Otvlns, a
porter. Glvlns, who lives at 416 North
Fourteenth street, accompanied Raven
when the latter drew the money out ot the
Merchants' National bank Monday, ac
cording to Raven.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road to
Big Returns.
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SIDELIGHTS ALONG i
WASHINGTON BYWAYS
There are no "gentlemen In the senate
In a parliamentary sense, that Is some
muckraking critics have insinuated broadly
that there were none In any other old
sense, but they have not yet got a decree.
In the parliamentary way, however, the
verdict has been duly handed down and
accepted. A member of the house Is a
"gentleman," but a member of the senate
la only a senator, and must be addressed
by that title. He Is willing to take the
chances If he Is called a senator.
The determination came about recently
by reason of the fact that some senators
Invariably new ones have a habit of
addressing one another when on the floor
as "the gentleman." This Is very painful
to the veterans, a grave breach of pro
prieties which makes Senator Hale shiver
noticeably and look even colder than usual,
which is reaching the farthest north with
out the expense of a polar expedition.
From time to time protests have been
made against senators referring to each
other as "the gentleman," and finally the
thing has been crystallized In a statement
from Vice President Sherman that senators
are presumed to be referred to as "the
senator," and not as "gentleman."
This point seems to be settled to the
satisfaction ft everybody, nnd the sena
tors are trying diligently to be good about
It. But there are sevoraj of them who are
still offenders In the matter of direct
personal address. Senator Cummins, In
his moments of earnestness. Is one of the
offenders at this point.
"Do I understand you to say" Is a
frequent Interjection of Senator Cummins.
Now that Is very bad form In the senate.
He would Inquire, with a raising of the
brows:
"Do I understand the senator to say"
Senator Cummins has been mildly re
proved for this error several times, but he
goes right on making the mistake and
looking quite serene when - attention is
called to It. However, It doesn't get Into
the record that way. The Record Is edited
Into good form before it gets to the frank
ing stage.
The defeat of Representative John A. T.
Salt Pork with Milk Grsvy.
The following old-fashioned dishes made
with pork owe their savorlness chiefly to
the flavor of browned fat or meat:
Cut salt or cured pork Into thin slices. If
very salt cover with hot water and allow
it to stand for ten minutes. Score the rind
of the slices and fry slowly until they are a
golden brown. Make a milk gravy by
heating flour In the fat that has been tried
out, allowing, two tablespoonfuls of fat and
two tablespoonfuls of flour to each cup of
milk. This Is a good way to use skim
milk, which is as rich in protein as whole
milk. The pork and milk gravy served
with boiled or baked potatoes makes a
cheap and simple meal, but one that most
people like very much. Bacon Is often
used In place of salt pork In making this
dish.
FRIED SALT PORK WITH SALT COD
FISH OR "SALT-FISH DINNER"
One-half pound salt pork, one pound cod
fish, two cups of milk (skim milk will do),
four tablespoonfuls flour, a speck of salt
Cut the codfish into strips, soak In luke
warm water and then cook in water until
tender, but do not allow the water to come
Seersucker Material Makes Pretty
and Inexpensive Bedroom Draperies
With $10 and time to look through the
shops, the average woman can furnish a
bedroom with finishings so It will be at
tractive. A prospective purchaser will dis
cover that green striped seersucker for
hangings, bedspreads, etc., Is smart look
ing and Inexpensive. Of such material I
have In mind a piece with fine stripe. The
color Is pale, the green line intersected by
one' of tan. The fact that this washes is
a point In favor, and that no ironing is
required is another virtue at a season
when laundresses are sometimes hard to
find. Moreover, this fabrlo does not
TWO VIEWS.
"What do you think of a man
that goes around vith only two
buttons on his waistcoat and the
back ripped out?"
"He should cither get married
or dtvoroedr
MAGAZINE
Hull for Rie republican congressional tmmfc
nation In the Des Moines, la,, district ends
one of the most remarkable aeries of
political contests that the country has
known In recent years. Four time Repre
sentative Hull has been pitted against tha
same opponent Judge Solomon F. Prouty.
Three times In succession Hull won, and
each time Prouty came up to the scratch
again, In two years, smiling and asking
for another treatment. At last he hi won.
When "Sol" Trouty gets to Washington
there w-lll be more redheaded Insurgent!
than "Vic" Murdoek. Prouty Is long, lank.
redheaded and a scrapper. He Is also the
proprietor of a "barl," which ha been
generously tapped Id his various fights
against Hull. In ore of bis campaigns It
was said that his bills were about $30,000.
Prouty made his money cornering the
black walnut business of the upper Missis
sippi region years ago, before people real
ized that black walnut .was one day going
to be as precious as mahogany. By the
time he had the supply well In hand, the
timber was getting scarce and valuable,
and Prouty made a big thing of It. He
didn't make his fortune any easier, how
ever, than he got his nomination for con
gress.' He held on through difficulties and
discouragements In both cases.
Representative Hull, who retires after
twenty years of servloe, Is one ot the
veterans of the house. He and Walter
Brownlow of Tenneessee hnve .divided
honors for a decade as to the two star
"gettees" of the house. Never a session
of congress comes along when either of
them fails to devise a plausible excuse
for giving a mlllon or so for his district.
It may be for public buildings, national
cemeteries, national roads, army posts,
making the, rivers navigable any excuse
Is good enough, so the pork bar'l is open
for the benefit of the district. Mr. Hull's
chief claim for support was that he had
built a $1,000,000 public building in1 Des
Moines and got a $2,000,000 army post. It
saved him three times, but when Prouty
got hold of the right end of the cannonlsm
issue, he used It to drive Hull out of
to the boiling Dolnt einenr tnr a
short time, as prolonged boiling may make
It tough. Cut the pork Into one-fourth-Inch
slices and cut several gashes In each piece.
Fry very Blowly until golden brown, and
remove, pouring off the fat. Out of four
tablespoonfuls of the fat the flour, and
the milk make a white sauce. Dinh nn ,
codfish with pieces of pork around it and
serve with boiled potatoes and beets. Some
persons serve the pork, and the fat from
it in a gravy boat bo it can be added as
relished.
crumble, and the many times it is placed
on and removed from a bed, will not musr
It. Made from thla goods one bed cover I
saw recently had sides and ends hanging
over. Put around this, so It lay on the
edge of the mattress, was a nine-Inch
band of linen, the same shade as the
green In the seersucker. This was re
peated in the bolHter, and on the table and
bureau covers, as well as on the drapery
curtains which hung straight to the sill.
The latter were run on small brass rodr
which were concealed by the hems. Such
a set for a room Is not difficult to make,
nor does It take long It a sewing machlnr
Is used.
For the room, of a young girl nothing U
more charming than white muslin treated
in similar fashion with bands of flowered
muslin. Any ot these wash, look cool antf
are easily kept fresh.
Unbleached cotton makes satisfactory
curtalna and covers, although I am aware
It may not sound as If it would.
To make a desirable effect the muslin
must be used In a room which has a posi
tive color on the wall that Is, red, blue,
green or yellow must be sharply in evi
dence. Let the curtains In such room hang
to the sill, having the edges trimmed with
small ball fringe. The bed cover needs
the same finish, as does any other piece.
This Is lovely and, of course, will wear
for years. HELEN HOWE.
Triolets la Jaae.
She was the maid of honor
And I was his best man;
I gladly gazed upon her,
rUie was the maid of honor.
I knew I was a goner
'Twas there It ail began.
She was the maid of honor
And 1 was his best man.
'Twas there my gladness ended
1 steppod upon her train.
The breach can ne'er be mended;
'Twas there my gladnets ended.
She may have thought me splendid,
lint navr will Ivh In .
'Twas there my gladness ended
ided
,T, feT
I stepped upou her train.
The Kar to the Bltuatloa
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