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TIIE BEE: OMAHA, FHlfOA"? JUKE 24, 1910.
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REAL ESTATE
CITr PIIOII.HTV FOR IALB
(Continued.)
$1,600 FIELD CLUB LOT!
Act qulekl Make offer on the N. W. cor.
86th Ave. and I"nMf1o Pt. South and eaat
exposure. Lot 60x130. Phone Douglas 8407.
REAL ESTATE
FAItH AND HANCM I.AM D TOR "AI.B
California.
Madeline Meadows
Lassen Co., California, rich Irrigated
land with perpetual water rights,
government land; 840.00, deeded land; no
excessive heat; no excessive cold; on rail
road; another building; plenty o water;
XMiO per acre will start you; wa wait for
tho balance or you can raise It on the land
from half your crop; we have faith in our
land; Investigate this. You will never have
an opportunity like thl again. Write or
call for booklet.
Join Our Excursion.
We leave July 6; free fare to buyer.
E. (i. JMJfljfElttJ, Gen'l Agt.
1201 Farnam, Ground Floor. Omaha, Neb.
Canada.
FOR SALE or will exchange, preferably
for eoutuern lands, a good level nail sec
tion in Alberta, Canada. William L. fciiu
ery, care Jf'ort Worth university, iort
Worth, Tex.
Colorado
COLORADO Property for Bale 11-room
brick and stone resilience at Ooiuen, Colo.,
U mllea west of Denver; place Jias been
used tor private boarding nouse, is niou
rn and a money maker; easy terms to lue
ngut party, Box 'ui, Uolden, Colo.
A COLORAUO LAND SACRIFICE.
M acres for s,io aa,W down, balance
( years' nine, eniiui payments; comprising
the old home place of the apore rancn
..m. MAlllntf U 1,1 ucund bottom land value
oi leiiue euriouiiunig is Al to fw per acre
Una laud should seil for more money tue
price Is for immediate sale write ior plat
a..u REALTT coMPANT.
Colorado bpriugs. coto.
W ACRlio OR LKSS OF TUHi UJiMPlttt
Ml JUblu.
a rr.r.m nnrtiiwetit irom Denver on C.
ec B. R. K. to Uouluer; choice farming
land; nunutea irom bpencer station or
ecuool, hourly Interurbau to Lenver and
northern towua; plenty Irrigating water,
7-rooiu house, stables, granaries, etc., i
wells (best mineral water In Colorado),
orchard, grove, large shade trees around
bouse. Apply on premises w
owner, or P. O. box 167. Denver.
COLORADO. . '
.Wyoming, Nebraska and Kansas Iand
. . . 1
tvc. viv mnr tinvs from owner a tract Ot I
lur
level, unimproved land In Irrigation district
mw . w . , .
in v.a Mail l.ulit VAllftV.
Will arrange to snow at any time,
bee ue lor lull particulars.
WM. gU'VLU,
ill Commonwealth iildg., Denver, Colo.
1K1UUATKD LANDS.
Ml and lto-ucre tracts of smooth, fertile,
Irrigated land on the Costilla estate In the
ban Duls vauey 01 coiorauo can yei ue
purchased at VM an acre. This includes a
perpetual water right. Kaey terms. Larg
est and most attractive project ever de
veloped In Colorado; 6,0U0 acres In cultiva
tion this year. Write lor free maps and
folders.
COdTILLA IRRIGATED LAND CO.,
1634 Champa tit., Denver, Colo.
' Florida,
. FLORIDA LAND CUE AT;
Would you Invest In a &, 10, 20 or 40-
acre fruit, vegetable, poultry, pecan or
iruca una in ctonuoa uch miiuuumu
district. If you ttuld get It for fl.M per
acre under market price? We are Just
..imnlns near uact In Columbia county.
- r - - . . i
iid wh.econairucing tne campaign win
Mf II la. law L.L SaAJ laM uu UMU UI COBY UB I
sell a
of 6 per month. We have Just
J"...' 3 . KL .Ti.,! iu.nl, h.n
nlcturea of fields and dwelllnaa in our lo-
calltv all In artlstio colors. We will mall
you yths book free and send you such
Stner advertising matter as will give you
.. j i.i,.u .., T,... nL,iin , .. i:j
Is convenient to three railroads and we
have Lake City, a modern county seat
of 6.000 people, lu our midst. People who
know Florida consider our tract one ot
the very beau It is endorsed by bankers,
congressmen, farmers and the Board of
Trade. Prices very low; easy buying plan.
Write for raaba and book giving truthful
description. Columbia-Florida Land Co., 44
limes .bldg., lit. Louis. Mo.,
15,000 ACRES.
A SNAP FOR UUiCK SALE.
Florida aat Coast. Everglades. All-
muck land. Oreatesl bargain in tne whole
stale. No brokers.
FRANK l 1JILLS ft COMPANT,
Jib Monroe be, Chicago.
YOU CAN' STAT AT UOMfi
And make Big Money
In Florida.
n a rt.i ,p nmnlh m.-Ill tnmlrm tint n.i
. .
W "..- " " w f
Moao. orchard. resorL hotel and aonerai
niiiu. in mi. n z in. nr rMit am l Truit ii-nn
Iilgh-olaas development proposition ever
""ftJ
vwtiunuiw. K-viiu wt atw vk uit viAiv
. IllOllk SJBasu 4UII VWl tlVHIBMM
i. A. Hollomon, President,
, Jacksonville, Fla.
FLORIDA.
We have some ot the best land in the
stMe, below the frost line at attractive
prices, bend for particulars. Estero Land
Company, Fust National Bank Bldg.,
t.u.cagu.
FLORIDA FARMS
PUTMAN COUNTT. FLA.
Ten-acre farms for only $joo, one-third
cash, balance one and two years. w
guarantee the land to be as good as any in
tne state. Natural flowing wells, good
drainage, huiuv iubikvib. unijr u miles
from 1'alataa, Carraway station on the U.
B. tt If. Ry., in the center of the land. All
of our fui nis are In easy wu klne- diin,
tif station and postofflce. lUver and rail-
way transportation facilities for truckers
and growers the best in the state. Finest
luiiiiiug rnu residence section in Florida,
Oood schools, churches, etc No malaria.
Write today tor one of our beautiful .
1 1 1 v. I ii f ft I tirtlMDAOI llsl A ft il limn.
luklrated prospectus and map,
E. Z. JONES tt CO.,
MB-S0I Atlantic National Bank Bldg..
Jacksonville, Fla.
I data.
We Guarantee 7 Net
. . . .
TU 1W1U ftiia iract, laiU LARQ-
L l IHtllUailUif IIIAC I US THE
WORLD, la peopled with a lot of good
cltUens. They need money for SKED.
lmploruents, tioiuo building. We guar-
gntOO 7 per cent net on all money you
can lend. Becurity approved. WrltO
to us about tnia.
IIH'LEY BH0TI1EES,
. foiiuerly of Ouiaha,
FILER, TWIN KALLd COUNTY.
UlAHO.
Nert. UaUeta.
NORTH DAKOTA.
TUE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY.
Land In the Houna River loop, where
crop laiiure is unknown, lion. j. j. Hill
aaya tins ianu is an worm ioo per acre.
aud ha knows, will rent and uav an t,r
cent on Investment. What la your money
rle land lu the
It la free. ,
urn. N. D.
world- Write lue ior list.
K. E. UOW1N. Oieiiburn,
gUHIfl,
FINE CASS CO.. MISSOURI. FARM
tut acres, one mile of railroad town, X
nuiee aaif .w , wuui,uuh auu
giaaa; ail noli, fine lylug laud; s-rooin
Luum. barn and outbulldinas; well fenced
aud watered, if you want a bargain In a
weii located grain and stock tarni, you
tau't beat it; tiuly ttii per acre; good leiois
US tills.
O. W. C LARDY INV. CO..
101 Commerce. Kansas City, Mo.
TlalBER and ranch land bargains la
ajouth allaaouri. Murrla al Walker, Moua
tia View, alo.
! IX MISSOURI.
tl acrea; 114 miles' southeast ot Kansas
City. 70 acres in cultivation, nut iuium
:
good barn; out ouiiuiug. ed iin. water ana
mass: large orcnaru ui auiereui variutiei
raduTolnrLuo1I
wf fruit. 1 miles to guo
to school and church,
a aiouey maker.
GKORGii KUUPF,
t0- BUeldleff. ilidg..
kMiiui rim M
t
REAL ES1ATE
riim am uAAiii uau for a.ia
(Continued.)
FOR SALE Improved farm. MO acres.
80w tillable, oo level, fenced and crosa
tonctu. wateied wun springs and pouas,
some hay ianu. Sou pastur, no rota. i
cultivatea, 16 wheat, a spelts, la barley,
7i corn, crops fine; baiame leeu; 4-room
tone nouse, atone barn, granary, room
lor l,uou ou., hen house, cnu, came shea,
good wen, mill, tank, brood bouse, luit
set of Implements, 2 horses, set of harness,
W cattle, 1 oroou sow, uw cuickens, orcu
ard. ail kinus of truit. teiupuoue; black
sun. eiav kuLsoil: ouildinas insured; 2
lies to acnool ana DOstomce; price io,vw. ,
W,WAI casu, a ewra at s per nu,
uiilea to town, no agents. Write owner.
A. P. CAfiLiiiTON,
Grove County, AiauiBua, Kansas.
Michigan.
MICHIGAN FARMS.
Na. 120 acres, cleared, smalt house ml
barn, gome truit, near town, fine fruit land,!..... MKricuitur-.i school: oitv is a-i-ntem
tM.
No. 8 10 acres, clearea, gooa nouse ana
barn, plenty ut truit, level, good soil, ll.it.
No. J-itw acres, rich loam soli, level, 4
miles aiuaaeaon, olty M.0w, 12 per acre, II
per acre uow n, balance easy terms.
Ail ,ao-iioii ciuions
40 AC ICES, I2U0.
HALF CASU, BALANCE 13 TEARS.
The land Is situated not far from Bay
City, Aiiuuigan, auu auapleu for farms,
graaing or iruit. f erieot lines, anu wui
wear uioae Inspeoikju. xne aiwve price and
miiuis are uiaue ui clou an eaai.e quica.
if you want a i or wore aeuu your opuwa
in uuiv, wua ii per auie, auu baianue w I
uu paiu wneu ueeua ate roiuruea.
BRAlFORU a COMPANY,
M Adams bt., Cuicatio.
TUESifi ARJ5 WONDER
READ, iit-AO ana wonaer. I'raolloally a
ifiiL. mi acit: lies like a aardeu; iia acres
LUiuvaieu; balance on t,uioer and pasture
un uuauuiui river; aoou uouae. iVi sioiy,
aou uu -iu in. ';'" 1
i.ii ,, ui.uiuui.., i
eros ieiiceu; iuiai nmu and teiepnone,
lino nines W 10 wu, nine luuurf to latiiiouU
towii; lvo line beamie: apvio trees aua ouier
iruiis. iiiai i"ru.i.i ii o I is r avjii.
ihiuk ot iu 'iueie is not anoiner aucu oar-
nam in the world.
mi acres ameuaio. lana. ui acres cuiuvatea.
baiauuu In una naiuwoou uuioer; miles to
town; rural mail and telephone; aooa nouse
and oarn: A A O.Mvn.rti) Ui. HAiiuairi .
li ice si..Mi. ai.OOU casn. oaiauoe to suit you.
vve are always uie ieaueia 111 pargauu;
otnei-s ny to xollow.
bend lur lull jjMU'ticulara.
n. vv. saw in.it,
NBWAYuO, AiiCiiiuAN.
FORCED HALd An excellent W-acrs
(arm, an smooln anu level, no swamp or
wet lauu, very piouucuve; with success
fully Blown Corn, ciover, wneat, vesetaoies
w.au . . uit. tt . V V ... u UIG , vvaua.u. " I 1
lu . UA ,.ura. ,w.i.i.r., ...,.i tiii.. aia i I
ana truit; e-rouui nouse; beuutltui shade;
. . ... .. J w vuav, . w V. . mwhwv, w .w. ,
-iait nieniv ol cnoice beanna Iruit. 'ibis is
a real larni anu una tiiat Will maae money
lor any nve uiuii. it is ou main roau,
close nelgubors, schools, etc; only about
iu minutes' waia from trie bigest lake in
aiictugau where there is good ooatuig, fish
ing or bathing, 'ibis farm must ue sold
quick and we therefore uiaae the price
i,4uu; ouo-hair casn, balance to sua buyer.
u. c. DmiiM. Lox L. Martin. Mien.
LAND FOR UALK ,
Write me today.
& F. FREMONT, NiiWAluO CO., MICH.
bNAl' Money-making country home.
stock, tools and crop complete; one ot tne
oest iv-acre tarma in tne state, pracucauy
level, lays aoout, 2 miles irom town, on
uoautltui uiaua roau. close nelgnoors,
bcuoois and cnurch. inla larm boiuers ou
i beautitui laae, an elegant spring brook
lows across It, large new s-rooin tieid atone
residence, big baaement or cellar, large
veranuas; big. new uarn, room lor 4 head
of hoi sea, b cows, also carriage and tool
room; lots of choice bearmg iruit. inn
. Kmi. luu. in ovrv limmrt and wa
h. ttlLcJL, wnen we offe?
M SuS bf.dcrTw will let
A' must bo sold iulca ana we win let
.unhviiinw u 1 1 ihA uav or nuinninerv.
-v;-;"- lB Iveryinlng i?m
P'tcnt ork to sell binders, au macniuery is
. , , .
practically new, also wagon, carriage, bar-
neeaes, uu cuickens, cows, 4
noises, hogs.
elc- q"'c ouyer win uiaae me ynci
W.); mu-t have SUM cash balance can be
Pii in smau yeany payments. WUI give
Dossession ana turn everything over to
buyer In 48 hours. It you are ready to
snap toe oigaci oaigaiu wu uu i
ihhm aeeina tins uulck.
'1 t'KtU PARR CO.,
Box E, f lalnwell. Mich.
IF 80LD AT ONCE.
120 aorea; good soil; apple orchard; 40
acres timber; s-rooni nouse; good oarn;
everything courplete.
82 acres: a sandy loam: 7 acrea maple
ana enn umuer; two iarg ayuie utviiatuj;
10-room house; large frame barn.
Tviliiiil lour lunes matnefc auu ummu uu,
railroad,
Choice,
13,200; cash fiOO; balance easy
terms.
WATLAND REALTT CO.,
Wayland. Mich.
A SNAP. i
tO ACRES FRUIT, VEGETABLE! .AND
11 ' U' ITM I.AMl. '
In center of Michigan; near county seat and
i ., , .... i . . i i . , i , , .... i
rmiirunu lu w 11 auu lino lane, ivw nyui, irvrra.
I , l " , . i H1,l,. .Alii
ivu ueuuu 1 1 ccn, ,w oiuci. n ui i. , qiov. iw
bushels of potatoes to an acre; good soil;
title; only JJOO; , a down, 10 Pr
i "
OWNER. R. 403. 115 Dearborn St, Chicago.
Mentaaa,
FOR SALEt-4,720 acres In Jeffereon
county. Montana, at 110 per acre, on easy
terms. This tract la located Vi miles from
town of Whitehall, a thriiiy little city on
the N. P. and C, M. & St. P. coast line;
2,000 acres of this tract is under irrigation;
water riKhts from the Jefferson river.
About 1,200 acres bottom land, about 75 per
I able for pasture. This tract is located In
the famous Montana apple belt and is a
cent of this tract is tiuauie, balance sutt-
I bargain,
I 1S.O0O acres, Meagher county, Musselshell
I n.v Montana in nr ur: iuiv ,rm-
located on C. M. tt St. P. It R., 3H milei
from two good towns; at least 80 ner eent
of this tract la suitable for farming. A
good proposition to cut up into small farms;
4.0u0 to 6.000 acrea can be irrigated; many
springs furnish abundance of water the
I ruu upniinrl
year around.
MAlU IiN ts OI UAIU liAJlil CO.,
Aberdeen, S. D.,
And S35 Palace Bldg., Minneapolis.
Nebraska.
SarP7 cunty Snap
A beautiful home, highly ImDroved.
100
acres, fine land: 10 miles to Omaha, 6 miles
I 10 bOUlll uiuaiia biuck l arum. i'rice If
,0,a u,l;K 'V-T
1. K I nmHc
KJ' iv vuu,ual
I Room IS Old U. e. Nat. Bldg., I3U and
amain. Phono. P. inla.
imirntiTnninniiua
820173 cultivated: best, black clav anil
A V AJ .vj uAiujAlllO.
. - n , . . . .. .-,
new rrvMiu "v-.. tums,
'jv . iu um uvi luuu, .11 cuiuvatea.
Improved; l' miles to town; 4i per acre.
biOCKS LAND CO., KEARNEY, NEB.
irruiii viuaria uee. dune u. 191U.J
Bumper Crop Promised With
. . if nu
Fine liain in .West
CHEYENNE COUNTY AND VICINITY
V1P1TEU UX HEAVY PHKC1P1TA
HUM BENEF1T1NU CROPS.
"SIDNEY, Neb.. June 21. 'Special Tele-
I gram.i a aeries of fine spMiik and sum-
I "lc'r rains culminated here tonight in a gen-
era downpour, extending ever this entire
reglou. and the crops never looked better
t this season. Small grain Is heading
nicely and the corn la doing splendidly.
Everything points to another bumper crop
Cheyenne county. Nebraska, tha fminsln.
bargains:
1U0 ACRES, all smooth vallov lanrf ik
blaok soil, abundant water 14 to HO feet.
i-rice, i an acre.
4! ACRES, nearlv 400 acrea flna amnnih
nloW 1m , 1 , 1 1, ..I l.la..!. . , , , 1 I .. ,E . . ..
" . BUi, uit. .a LO OU
. lu 7"'" 1, ow acre.
oniio, iirucucany an tine valley
black soil, only 20 feet
wiiif ivnj aire iooa piowaDie land.
to water, for
6n acre.
inese are all cholre tracts, especially
adapted for rrrteral larmlii .l.in. ai.
'" wneat, corn. oats, barley and
potatoes.
lll go out with you and show this Und
or you can go direct to Br dcnmri or .1.1.
ton and take an automoblu. 'rrom thJ,.
10 ldl"f" -'dKred Oilman the "j
en-
now
GEO. N. HICKS,
I iia n.,,t ft' j. n. . ,. . .
w Ataue uma. umaoa. jwaa.
REAL ESTATE
FARM ASI MAX 11 LA.NU FOIl SALE
JNebrna
nttnaed.
FOR HALF,.
1M acres unlmDrored Drelrle land. All
level, irood land. In good neighborhood. S
miles northeast of O'Neill. This la a bar
gain. Price ! per acre.
C. F. McKENNA.
O'Neill. Nebraska.
BARGAIN In Platia. Valley Irrigated
Ftrmi Kxtra good 1M1 acres; must be sola
quick. 60 acres alfalfa, HO acres best wheat
grass nieadow lu the country; 80 acres to
other cropa. $86 per acre. Write quick for
t.rma ami fnt-tH., lnln,ni,(lnn tA i In Ma
irllia. ko.
Oklahoma.
NOTICE.
To be sold at ouhiia auction. June IB. 1910.
A t-story, niooern. 6o-room, brlok hotel
bulldinit in city of 6.000. Btlllwaior. Okl.
Best located property in city. Btillwaief
I IS Antjir nt ll.lornrhan avBtnm now hinM-
ln. ,, ,h.. ,.n.....i v....
rapidly. This hotel has best business In the
cUyi But tne, proprietor mut Btn on ,0.
courit ot health. Will eell furniture
and buiidiug on day of sale with privilege
i..,n. if h,,n.i.r. it..ir ..... .n
inquiries concerning this property and
terms of Bale will oe urumpuy answered
by the undersigned.
4uan jKJvaa; sr.. Btuiwater, oiu.
Ortgeft,
BUT farm lands now. They are dally In
creasing in value. Tnere Is a limited amount
of lanu, but no limit to the future popula
tion. The Paciflo Northwest la tne present
land of opportunity. We have a fine assort
ment ol larnis, some of which will suit
you. Write ue today, stating your require
ments, ana we will uiall you full particulars
tree. Tne Card Realty et In v. Co., his
ilenry Biug., Portland, Ore.
IKRIUATUD FRUIT LAN US,
Mogue River Valley,
Oregon.
Declared by government experts to be the
mot nanen fruit hit m t ivnri.i- minii
a..N.u.I , .v.iiimii a,...i
snow; naa received tne highest prices over
paia lor iruit in the New xoik ana Lon-
.. n mark-t-. orchards now nrouuciua: over
l.vo net per acre.
irrigated orcuara traots on payment pian,
rangina iu price trom per acre tor un
ueveiupeu lund to Cv0 per acre lur devel
oped, wicuaids.
Mugueianas, incorporaiea,
Meuiord. Oreaon.
Boatu Oaltota,
SOUTH DAKOTA COllN AND ALFALFA
LANDS.
The rush is on tor Stanley county; buy
lauus near the new railroad and double
your money in the next year; au.uOO acres
to select trom; 10 to till per acre. Can or
write iJ'elland Jttealty coiunauy, 631 i'aiace
iiiag., Mmneapolis, Minn.
WflR SAI. 10 BY (IWNUH-IUU acrea sooil
'
asricultural land, located two miles irom
a . .
new tow unite on U. & N. W. it. li., in
Hyde Co., ti. D. This has positively got to
move within tne next twenty days, i-'rlue
Hi per acre.
J. N. it-iXNU, uignmore, a. v.
CliOiCUl BARGAIN a.
leo acres. 7 miles trom Watertown. 2
miles troin Foley, beautiful sligntly roll
ing land, free irom ponu, creens, gravel
or atone, leu acrea into crop, d acres hay,
no buimlugs, ior a quick sale tuX-oO per
acre, casn down to a 2,tiU0 mortgage now
on the land, 6 per cent, purcnaaer guts
one-Uurd crop ueuvered.
bU) acres, ail piuirie. no improvements.
400 acres good farm land, 100 rough pasture
land. 11 miles trom watertown, u miles
from S other towns, It's wortu Uo per acre.
we are ottering it for x ior a quick sale,
cash down to a tJ,800 mortgage now on
tne land at tt per cent.
If you are on the market ior a bargain
In lana you snouid lose no time In seeing
these. Address waiiuin et uueney, water'
town, South Dakota.
yuK &ALU Uu acres: every acre tillable;
deep black sou; near town; price, per
acre, krank Maahek, ifcimnau. . u.
Texas.
TWO TEXAS FARMS FOR BALE.
131 acres, loo In cultivation, alfalta. corn
and potatoes; three miles from the town
of Wharton; on the Colorado river; no
overflow to mnes irom Houston.
Also Ho acres, as in cultivation, corn; ad'
joining the aoove place; ot mile to a
railroad switcn, party can get immediate
possession; will take $60 per acre for one
or both places, write to tne owner. A. A.
Norton, Wharton, Tex. Term.
YOU OUGHT TO KNOW ABOUT IT.
It's a county seat in the center of the Rio
Grande Valley and irrigation; baa railroad,
Mirnl, nAW court house. ironil hnnlc
I antioni. hrick business huuaes: Chanln needs
i people to develop its great resources;
they re rich enough to make you rich. Ask
i u tor DOOKiet D
CHAP IN TOWNS1TE COMPANT,
Chapln. Tex.
Virginia.
VIRGINIA FRUIT FARM.
325 ACRES S6.G00.
Two-story house; U rooms and basement;
t porches; . ample outbuildings; apple
orchard of 600 Albemarle pippins, wine
i uiuumu u& vw ""i
I j . . .. li.i, , . . i . i . .u.
SaOS ailU OillC UlRII'VllVCIl railDIIDBt 1.11V
. i n ...A- .. i ,i .1 k&. in
Jt" """t ,. i'h,ri rm.ni.
tney are hardy and thrifty, and will yield
nflies to railroad
I station i Burrounaea oy goou neignDors. it
taken at once, only fci.WO; part cash, bal
ance on easy terms. For further details,
see page 24. "Strout's Farm Catalogue No.
30, Second Edition." It describes other
..a hnrifnlriH fmiti f. n n acre un In Vlr.
-mia, Maryland and the south. Cony free.
btatlon zoiB. E. A. etrout, union uaui
Bldg., Pittsburg, ya.
Wlaconala,
TOU CAN BUT LAND FOR 10 A MONTH
good lana at irom o to ju an -acre.
In Vilas and Oneida counties, Wisconsin
We charge no interest, w e pay the taxes.
insurance clause In the contract.
BEST OPPORTUN1TT IN THhl COIINTRT
nwN A FARM AND BE INDEPENDFNT
I OWN Anla "1r P" .sr-fissJdNl
for man ot moderate means to
n7 SAnSs I CO Kaele River Wis
" F SANBORN CO.. Eagle utter. Wis
I M.acre improved farm tor tl.GoO yThls
farm haa M acrea cleared free of etumps
uder cultivation; land is level; good
cuty loam soil, clay subsoil; no stone; has
...(. . ,
V) acres of heavy hardwood timber such
as suear maple, oak, basswooa and birch
no underbrusb in tne timuer; balance of
land easy to clear, 'inls larm borders on
a beautiful lake with good fishing. It has
a new frame house witn seven rooms all
complete ready to move Into; and a new
stable, 16x20. Farm la located six miles
from Cumberland and three miles from
Barronett; In a well settled farming coun
try: Germans and Americans l on main
traveled road, near schools, churches and
creamery. There Is timber enough on this
farm that wnen soiu win pay tne interest
and taxes for five years. Terms 2O0 cash.
balance on time to suit purchaser. We
albo own another 0 of unimproved land
land. Bend for our special list
farms and timber land we own.
that Joins this farm in case you want more
of other
also our
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onlsatlon Co.. Cumberland. Wis,
si level lauea us.
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California Oregon and Washington. Special
1 government lend list, with laws, sent to
all Interested parties. West American I.an,i
and Timber Co.. Sacramento. CaL. JW K
REAL ESTATE WANTE 0
,WE llAVJi BUYE1W FOU
r and 7.room houses If nrlies nr. r
? ", Sour uroctrtv toe v,.
nAwata LAiTANr. r, r.
W,Tu. MNfD nVV C0"
Suite 8. N. Y. Life Bldg.
right
. ,a 1 Jno ' lue' balance auyt
i cu. um iuruii oi property oilered
Address M Bee.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
-
I uahvin hkoh., hi iioor N. x. Elfe. v00
I to siuu.ow on improved property, ino delay,
ltil WANTED City loans and warrants.
W,
varnam Dinitn wo., iju farnam at.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
100 to 110,000 made promptly. V. D. Wead
W ead Bldg., 18th and r arnara.
LOWEST RATES Bemla, Brandels Bldg.
tCiUO to to.OOO on homes In Omaha. O'Kee
nnl Vxl.l. Co lull M. V. l.llu Il...,l...
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REAL ESTATE
PROI'ERTT FOIl IALB.
GREAT LOT SALE
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
ON
SYNDICATE HILL
SOtJTII OMAIIA
The crettleet lota you ever saw. Close to South Omaha, but Just out-
tde the city limits.
On West "V street just beyond tho
blocks from the paved street. Convenient
$5.00 CASH and
No Interest. No Taxes. No
Perfect Title. Warranty Deed
15 DISCOUNT IF ALL PAID IN THIRTY DAYS
ro DISCOUNT IF ALL PAID IN ONE YEAR.
PRICES $50 to $300 A LOT
BEST LOTS ever offered on
BEST TERMS ever offered on such fine lots.
BEST SAVINGS BANK. Watch your money grow.
Own Your Own Home
Don't pay rent. Buy one of these lots. Sure to double in value on ac
count of the new car line and buildings.
, COME TODAY
Take West "L" street car throuxh Stock Yards, ride to end ot line and
take free automobile or carryall to
Bring: along your pocketbook, for you will sure want to buy a lot or two.
Salesmen on the ground all day. Come early.
D. V. SHOLES COMPANY,
SELLING AGENTS.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
tContlnuMLJ
SECOND morttuei neaotlated. K28 Nn
Omaha National iiunlt Bldg. Doug. 4S34.
LOAN 8 to home owners and home build
ers, with privilege ol making partial pay
ments semi-annually.
W. 11. THOMAS,
603 First National UanK Bld
SOUTH OMAHA
ANT Suit or Gown can be matched with
bat at Ky an'f Millinery btore. bU N.
24th bt, boutn Omaha.
DIAMONDS Every bride atiDreclates
diamond Jewelry more than any oiner gift.
We have the largest biock ever, anu ear
nestly solicit your inspection. Jacobseu &
1 ureu Co., ziot N bb. ooutn omana.
SWAPS
W hi can ti aue any tmug, any wuere.
Ltinllui' 6l iObiW.
D. 2066. 421 Bee.
A FINE FARM.
160 acres Improved farm, located lVs
mnes trom a good town in Nance county,
Neb., all in cultivation, practically level,
fine son, some alfalta, fenced ana cross-
leiiceu, good improvements. Price IM.tuO.
altg., to.noo, long time. Equity fa.ouo. Will
lake good, clean merchandise or Income
property mat u goou for tne equity.
Write quick If you want a good farm.
6. E. WAIT & CO.
617 Bee Bldg.
Omaha, Neb.
I WILL TRADE a lot In Mldletown'a ad
dition to Omaha for an automoolle or run
about. Address A. J. Jensen, Ord. Neb. Box
1WJ.
TAILORS
MISFIT tailored suits 136 and M0 values
at l. See A. Rubensteln, 211 S. 14th St.
O. A. LINQUIST CT., 235 PAXTON BLIC
FOR evening funotlons full dress Is the
rule, and to get It made right see Ld Thiel
Tailor, 7l s. 1UU1 St.
WANTED TO BUY
BEST PRICE paid for second-hand
furniture, carpets, clothing and shoes.
Phone Douglas 2071.
crnnMn-HlNn clntVilnv nartv oflnr.
noon dresses. John Feldman, D. 3128. A-2636.
BEST prices for 2d-hand clothing. D. 3440.
w i VTWn Tn Til TV two ft or 1-rnom mi.
taaes. Must be very cheap tor cash. N-1&
care Bee.
O fr a In rif a rxwtA rtna rtiAittitm eii va
safe, state site and price. M iHQ Bee.
HAVE customer tor grain elevator. J,
H. Panoth. Board ot Trade.
KRST nricea for BROKEN WATCHES.
Old uold, etc. nauian, m a. i-tn ot.
WANTED TO RENT
We Are Getting Numerous Calls
For Houses of All Sizes. List With Us.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red 1999.
WANTED To rent modern suite of two
or three rooms (unrurnumea preierrea;
with board, within easy walking distance.
Address i ail.
OFFICE OR DESK-ROOM WANTED,
in. .. .. ... 1 1 nrfu. or rienkrnom nn
we . a 1 1 1 on.. " v. ..... - v. ---
ground floor, on Farnam between 14th and
10th, or on 10th between Dodge and How
ard Sts.; desirable business. What have
fOXl Engelbrecnt itaver, uniaua, lieu.
Phone Harney 5660.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
FORT MEADE. S. D., JUNE 20TH, 1910.
Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will be re
ceived here until 10 a. m., mountain time,
July 20th, 110, for constructing Concrete
Dam, Spillway, Valve Chambers, etc., In
connection with the Fort Meade, b. I) ,
water system. Plans ana apt'cmraiions
may be seen at the offices of Chief Quar
termaster, Department of the Missouri,
Omaha, Neb.; Department of the Colorado.
Denver, Colo.; Department of the Laken,
rhin.in 111 rw.na.rl merit of Dakota. St.
Paul, Minn., ana tnis omce, at mncu iai
H information may be obtained
on application. A deposit of $10.00 to insure
return Is required oeiore pians n.- ncm
Individual application. Envelopes contain
ing proposals should be endorsed
"Proposal for Dam" and addressed to the
Constructing Quartermaster.
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OUR TENT UP ON THE HILL.
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HARLAN DISBARMENT CASE
Ilearloa Charges Against Platte,
D., Attorney Will Take
Several Days.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., June 23. (Special.)
The disbarment proceedings Instituted
some months ago against O, P. Harben,
an attorney of Platte, who Is widely
known In the southern part ot the state,
was called for hearing today at Platte
before Colonel John L Jolley of Vermll-
' Ion, referee for the state supreme court,
The case against the accused attorney
will be prosecuted by E. P. Warner
of Armour, whom the supreme court ap
pointed to prosecute on the part of tho
state. He Is being assisted by Attorneys
A. P. Beck of Oeddes and States' At
torney John E. Tipton or Geddes. French
& Orvls of Tankton, and Q. M. Caster, an
attorney of Lake Andes, are assisting Mr.
Harben in his defense.
The hearing will last at least five or
six days. Between thirty and forty wit
nesses have been subpoenaed, and In ad
dition a large number of depositions have
been taken and will be offered In evidence.
AMERICAN DEAD IN LONDON
Wealthy Resident of Greenwich
Conn., found la Hotel Inder
Hnsplclooa Clrrautstances.
liONDON, June 23- A coroner's Inquest
revealed the fact that Lyndon II. Stevens,
a wealthy resident of Greenwich, Conn.
died mysteriously at the Grand hotel. Mr.
Stevens was found dead In bed under clr
cumstances Indicating poisoning. The au
topsy, however, did not substantiate this
theory, and the coroner's inquiry has been
adjourned pending an analysis ot the atom
gch.
Mr. Stevens, who was a director In sev
eral corporations. Is said to have been
broken down from overwork. He had been
abroad for several months.
OUR HOME
SIDELIGHTS ALONG
What ship steamed across the Atlantlo
first steamed, that la, without using any
sails at all?
Mjybe you think you can answer 'off
hand; but if you do, you will be subpoenaed
before the senate to state the facts, and
before you are done you will be satisfied
that you don't know anything at all
about it.
They were talking about conservation;
conservation Involves Irrigation; Irrigation
requires water; water suggests the ocean;
the ocean suggests ships, and so Senator
Own as
Hughes observed that It wasn't so very
long since some good ship or other first
steamed across tho Atlantic.
Senator Bacon rose with asperity. The
senator from Colorado was entirely wrong;
his ship wasn't even an also ran In that
affair of transatlantic premiership. The
boat that first steamed across was an en-
t'rely different one.
That made Senator Lodge mad, because
he's a historian, and always knows. He
named another one and said that he could
prove It, too. Senator Oalllnger of New
Hampshire broke away from the New Eng
land syndicate to support the theory of
Senator Bacon, and the discussion grew
very serious and solemn.
Senator Bacon's favorite was the good
ship City of Savannah, which, he said,
everybody knew turned the trick first.
They talked an hour about It and then
went back to their conservation mutton
without a decision. '
Next morning Senator Bacon, who had
Detain.
UX UKtS
i iVTmt.
taken the matter much to heart because
he didn't propose that Georgia should be
deprived of the honor Involved In his theory
that the City of Savannah won the cup
marched Into the chamber with a fine old
wood cut, four feet square, showing the
City of Savannah doing it. The picture
was so old that It must, obviously, have
been made by an eye witness. He lugged
the picture Into the chamber and announced
that he defied the whole senate. There
upon the debate broke out again.
Senator Lodge, whose overpowering su
periority makes his Intellect transcend all
mere relationship to the facts, Insisted that
he was right, and Senator Hughes knew
he was. They talked another half hour,
gave it up, and haven't decided It yet.
And unless somebody decides It for them
The Tired Business
BY WALTER A. SINCLAIR.
Poets are having a lively time lately,"
observed Friend Wife. "One was" barred
from re-entering the country, and another
was sent to Blackwell's Island workhouse.
Can't we endure them?"
"Poets are born, not made to work,"
paraphrased the Tired Business Man.
Since the time that Homer smote his
bloomin' lyre down to the last one T. R.
smote, poets have had a lively time. Any
day In the base ball news you read about
some bloomin' person smiting a homer,
thereby getting himself a pair of $3 shoes
when he wanted a Panama hat Homers
are commoner now than In the old Grecian
days, but not so common as before the
days of curved pitching and Inside ball.
that Is so completely Inside that none at
the paying spectators see It although the
mental Titans In the press box save it
along for magazine stuff. r"
"I think there should be some uniform
rule for poets and by that I don't mean
that there should be a rule compelling
them to wear a uniform with distinguish
ing horizontal stripes of black and gray.
It seems Incongruous that while they're
letting one poet out of prison in Minne
sota they should be sending another to the
coop in New York and barring a third
from entering the country on the ground
that he might prove a chirge on tho pub
lic. Everybody knows that most poets are
not merely a charge, but an affliction on
the public; still. In ojr obese prosperity
we must have them like we' must have
appendicitis. Both equally necessary.
The layman thinks that a poet should
not mind living In a cell or a detention
pen, because the ordinary person supposes
that poets live in garrets or attics. That's
because they contused them with the at
tic philosophers, who, by the way, lived
on the ground floor in their day. Just like
the modern philosopher lives on the ground
sausage. Poeta have feelings and appetites
just like ordinary persons. I doubt that
you will find an actual poet among the
tribe of long-haired bohemlans (with the
lower-case bo) who can be found in red
lnkerles dipping their flowing neckties In
the flowing bowl.
"Poets eat at home, when they have such
luxuries; rise by the alarm clock and eat
breakfast before starting for the poetry
foundry. I'll bet that those who write the
lyrfes of breakfast. food ads eat a couple
C Musings of a Gentle Cynic II
If you want an encore, don't sing your
own praise.
The mermaid Is a myth. In fact she
hasn't any standing at all.
Most of us have too much regard for the
good opinions we have of ourselves.
Pon't overestimate your capacity, espe
cially when you are looking for trouble.
Don't look down on a man Just because
he's tn a hole.
We send a great deal of American gold
to Europe, especially when an heiress
marries.
He who dances must pay the fiddler,
and usually about ten times as much as
the dance was worth.
To be born ucky Is merely to be borr
with a moderate amount of common sense.
MAGAZINE
WASHINGTON BYWAYS
they are liable to break out next session
and spend a day or two on It That's ths
senate's way.
This Isn't history just gossip, tradition,
folklore of politics. Anyhow
The old ones ot politics say that when
Roosevelt and Lodge were very, very
young they were both antl-Blalna men In
1184 and went to the national convention
as boy wonders, young Ruperts ot Insur
gency, rlpsnorters ot ruction and all that
tort of thing. Thsy would Have Blalna
defeated or they vou1d bolt.
Well, Blaine was nominated, and the
question was whether they should bolt.
They didn't, and the story further goes
that Roosevelt was going to Issue a letter
bolting lllnlnc, when Lodge got hold of
him and stopped hlri. Wherefjre Roose
velt always felt kindly toward Lodge.
For you IK", of course, that If Roosevelt
had bolted Blaine then he could never have
become a police commissioner, and It he
hadn't been police commissioner he couldn't
have been assistant secretary of the navy,
and If he hadn't been assistant secretary
he couldn't have got his Rough Riders sent
to Ban Juan hill, and If be hadn't been at
San Juan he couldn't have been governor,
and If he hadn't been governor be couldn't
have gone up to the vice presidency, and It
he hadn't been vice president and so on.
So, anyway, Roosevelt thinks Lodge
saved his bacon for him at the turning
point in his career. Roosevelt and Lodge
agree about politics about like oil and
water, but they always somehow stick to
gether. And that Is why the Crane-Taft combi
nation Is In trouble. -
Nobody understands,' bat Lodge did the
business of saving New England for Taft
In the national convention two years ago,
and as soon as he was elected Taft dropped
Lodge, who had helped him, and made an
advisor and an Intimate out ot Crane, who
had opposed him. Lodge didn't like It, but
he kept his counsel and bided his time.
And now Lodge seems to be landing.
They say It Is Taft and Crane against
Roosevelt and Lodge, and the money Is of
fered on the Roosevelt-Lodge combination
at any odds you like. Lodge may be what
these Insurgent boys call a reactionary,
but be Isn't for Taft so It can be noticed.
Man
Telia Friend Wife Poeta
Are Horn, Not Made
to Work.
Jf
"FOUNDRY."
of bowls of the very mash so as to be fu.
of their subject Same with those who
f-1 yj. i w ccmtJ j? v) JtsJji
MkAtlOCti f
I 3.S y fo
write of the delights of devilish ham and
smack-the-smack herrings which reminds '
me: Did you know that the herring was
a flying fish? Surely you have read of
the Herrlng-Curtlss aeroplanes.
"But to return to the poets. Alt right
we won't then. But you will observe the
effect this pounding them had at the re
cent necessity In England f ir some poet
to step up and knock out a poetical homer.
The best the two hitters could do were
little bunts. With this commercialising
of poetry and the shutdown of the Inspira
tion works can you wonder poets are dis
couraged T Being vagged like ordinary
folks and barred out of the country be
cause they were shy one dollar on the
necessary 825. I bet our beloved old vag,
Franswah Villon, would have lifted the
price If he had to do some fancy 'first
search' specialty in a morgue.
"We must have poets. What would they
fill those empty Inches at the bottom of
the magazines with if they didn't have
such gasps as
" Adeep In oozy, slimy, sodden soil, 4
A protoplasm tiny here am I to dwell
Without tne could the future still uncoil 7
Ah, who(can tell? Ah, who, indeed, can
(Copyright. 1910, byUie N. Y. Herald Co.)
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Fointed Paragraphs
No man Is entitled to credit for being
good Is he Isn't tempted.
A woman always has a tender feeling
for a man who pays her a compliment
No, Alonzo, a trustworthy person may
not have anything to da with a trust.
Climb a little higher than the crowd and
you will be a target for the knockers.
A letter should bear the stamp of ap- 1
proval also a 2-cent stamp If it is to go '.
by mall.
The expert accountant who Is called In to
balance a set of books never flgires on
having a steady Job.
About 1.000 times as many crimes are
committed as crlinlnala
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