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THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JULY 8,
1910. . .j a
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND HAMtll LAM) Foil AL
lowa-
onttneeri.
f A-FARM. mostly good land, finely Im
proved, located about U miles S. W. of Ief
Molriea.
Also 16,000 acres east Panhandle. Tex..
V good corn land.
These lands belong to a bankrupt fUI
and (ha L'. 8. dUltlrt court h.e ordered
tnictct' to sell all together or any part
of this land.
Write for full description.
Frank L. Mall, L. J. Klemm, A. F.
tlrown, lrutee. Office with Corn Bell
Land & Loan (Jo., Dee lloiiie., la.
THINK ABOUT THIS.
If your farm pan you $-'0 an ncr profit
and you cciild aell It for 1130 per acre and
buy another for $bu that would produc
you the turn profit, would you do Iff Let
iih till ou ii bout an alfalfa farm near
lieert'ield. Kan., at $&5 per acre. Write
John K. Lander. Deerfleld. Kan.
REAL FSTATF
M H Aril M3TO FOB IAI.B
MlrhlAan-Contlaaed.
STOP AND THINK!
WE are on the (round and ha the
first opportunity to buy land at low price.
We save the rent of big offirea in Chicago
and Klve our ctistomera the benefit of low
prices. We have farms and unimproved
land, fummer resort property. cottages for
kale and rent near a beautiful chain of
lakes, three mll.'s from town. The beet
bargains In Michigan. Write for booklet.
8. D. THOMPSON. NEWAYGO, MICH.
A SNAP.
M ACRES FN I 'IT. VEGETABLE AND
CHICKEN I .AND,
In renter cf kl'di gait; ner county srat and
railroad town aud fine lake; 100 apple tree.
It peach trees, 700 small fruit; raises 4ta)
bushels of potatoes to an acre; good soil:
clear title; only S.100-, IM down, 1 per
month, without Interest, or 130 off for cjh;
must sell; might throw In cuw or 40 chick'
ens.
ijt.NLK. It. 403, US Dearborn St., Chicago,
FOK ft A Li & Improved farm, 040 acre.
(00 tillable, 600 level, fenced and cro.n
fenced, watered with springs and ponds,
tome hay land. BOO pasture, no rock.
cultivated, ii wheat, apelta. la barley,
Ii corn, crops fine; balance leeu, 4-room
tone house, stone barn, granary, room
lor 1,000 Lu., h-n iiouh, crlo, cuttle ahed.
good well, null, tank, brood hiu4, fuil
et of Implements, i horses, aet of Harness.
SO cattle, 1 brood sow, 300 chlckena, orch
ard, ail kimi of fiuit telepnone; black
oil, clay subsoil; buildings insured; 1
miles to fcchoul nnd postoffice; price trj.OOO.
$1Q,100 cash. W,m s years at t) !' cent; U
miles to town, no aKcnts. Write owner.
A. P. CARLKTON.
Grove County, Alanthua. Kaniaa.
tllssonrl.
READ This. Homeseukers The cheapest
farms In the United eUates today are In
n Oxu.rkM of Missouri; lovely climate;
close to good markets, fat. Louis and Kan-J
cas City; for iieattn, wemui, ciovci,
timothy, blue grans, tlniber. fine fruits,
beautiful stream; fine tlalilng and hunt
ing. If you want to aee the cheapest and
'best farms you ever saw priced in your
life for the niouey write for our list and be
shown
'A. I. ROBERTS A SON. Richland. Mo.
FORCED SALE Aa excellent M-acre
farm, all smooth and level, no swamp or
wet land, very productive; with success-
ully Krown corn, ciover, wneat. vegeiaoies
md (ruit: S-roem house: beautiful shade;
large burn, poultry bouse, tool house, eta;
also plenty of choice bearing fruit. This is
teal farm ana one mat win mam money
for any iiv man. It Is ua main road,
close iitighuors, achools, etc.; only about
10 minutes' walk from the biggest lake In
Michigan where thers la good boating, fish
ing or bathing. This farm must be sold
quick and we therefore make the price
1,A; one-nan win, miani-v n uu uiiin.
U. C. Unas. Buz E, Martin. Mich.
READ THIS, HOMUSEEKERS The
cheapest farina In the United eitates today
are In the Ozarks of MisHourl, lovely cll
inate, close to good markets, St. Louis and
Kansas City; for health weaJth, clover,
timothy, bluegrass, timber, fine fruit, beau
tiful streams; fine fishing and hunting. It
'you want to see the cheapest and best
farms you ever saw priced m your life for
the monay, write for our list and be
uown. A. l. Koberts & Son. Richland. Mo.
IN MISSOURI,
tit acres; MS miles southeast of Kansas
City. 70 aores In cultivation. Box bouse:
good barn; out buildings and fine water uni
I grass; large orchard of different varieties
cf fruit. Ii miles to good trading point. Close
to sobool and church. Price $3,M0. Tula U
a money maker.
1 GhiORaB KUMPF.
COS-4) Sheidley Bldg.. Kansas City. Mo
' WANT a farm in Johnson county Mo.?
Good farm near good town, school, church:
on tfeleuhone amd rural mail route: well
-watered; smooth level land; buildings and
fences new; good growing crops or clover,
corn, blue grass, timothy and oats. Lowest
irate jot tax; carry big loan. a. u. Bturgis,
i Lee ton. Mo.
FOR'SALE South Missouri farms near
ifit. Louis markets: any sire: some good
bargains. Write, stating your wants. Free
riNH CASS CO.. MISSOURI. FARM
i 41)0 acres, one mile ot railroad town, S5
.miles Kansaj City; all in cultivation and
grass; ail rich, fine lying land; g-roout
house, barn and outbuildings; well fenced
' and watered, if you want a bargain In a
Wfll located, grain and stock farm, you
, can't beat U; only $ per acre; good terms
on uiis.
' G. W. CLARDT 1NV. CO..
i xn Commerce. Kansas City. Mo.
I TIMBER and ranch land bargains In
ftoulh Missouri. : Morns at nsisw, aaoua
I tain View. Mo.
Minnesota.
10,000 acres of choic hardwood timber
land for sale in the clover and fruit belt ot
Ttavfiaid county. Wis. Very productive soil.
Tura water, and where the rainfall Is ample
.to Insure good crops; will aell in tracts to
suit, with small down payment, balance on
i cany terms. uel-w ooa-uoii w, iuu., jiiu
i kato, Minn.
175 acres, best, all tillable, . black loam
soil; fine crop growing; nign state ot cul
tivation, never rented; all fenced; large,
Dleasant house: barn and other buildings;
fine well, windmill; value ot Improvements,
x:t.f0u. Insurance. 13.000. Fine grove ever
greens, maples, box elder and apple trees
near house. Three miles from finest county
seat In state; public parks, lakes, band
foncerts. rural delivery and telephone.
Positively worth. M per acre. Will not be
old lor less next rail, owner quius larm-
'; Ing. Quick sale, fG&.&O with terms to suit.
Mo trade or tnners. van or v. rue at once.
' Brock. Litchfield. Minn,
13.50 PER ACRE
6,000 acres In Minnesota's great clover
; belt., price, fXuO per acre; Diggeal, bargain
In stale.
SCHWAB BROS..
123 Guaranty Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND ItASnt LAMU FOR 9 ALIO
REAL ESTATE
FARM AM) H4.Mil I.AM) FOR 8 A IK
Jtebraiska 4.natlneI.
Texas
'ontlasied.
BARGAIN la Platte Valley Irrigated A riKthllN tv-K-rT
rsrral Extra good It sere.: must be sold voir niiuii'i1 In .now ABOtfT IT.
onlck. M acres alfalfa. M acres beat wheat If. a count v mt In lha center of tha Hie
grass meadow lu Uie country; hi serve is Grands Valley and Irrigation; baa railroad.
uiner ciovi. swt oar acre, wriie vuitK lor i taha nw rnnr hmiM kmiii bank.
terms aod further mfoimatioa lo Mux Ne. I ho.,1 brirk hn.in.u
ikti uering, neu. i people to aevtlop its greet resources;
IDty ii ricn euougn 10 rr.aae yau rico. mi
us for bouaiet U.
CUAi'lXli. iOVVNSlTH cviair An g.
Cnapln. Tex.
M'laetaieB.
M-acre Improved farm for H.000. This
farm haa 10 acres cleared free of stumps
ru BAL.K-HIU section land In cen- I and under cultivation; land la level; goo
tral Nebraska. Hood soil, no sand; a bar- I clay loam soil, ciay subsoil; no stone; has
gam. Addieis L.ock ilox ia, Morth Loup, W acres of heavy hardwood timber such
set. ii auaar maole. oak. baaswooa and birch.
no unuerorusu III uie tiinuer; paiance of
TOR BALK.
1W acres unimproved prairie land. All
level, good land. In good oeighbornood. i
miles nortneaai or u Nell l iuia u a ar
xaui. Price Hi per acre.
C. F. McKENNA.
O Nelil, Nebraska.
WRITE ME ABOUT MICHIGAN
I am tanning near Baldwin. Lake county.
Michigan. 1 came here from Indiana four
ears ago and am wen satisiiea wnn mis
country, i know of some bargains in this
vicinity that can ds naa ior caan. it you
will write ine and tell me what you want
and how much you can buy, i will find
aomethlug to suit you here or at least
try to. and it will cost you notning if i
don't, X have no circulars or literature, so
make your wants plain In your letter and
1 will describe to you what l can una, tuen
you cun come and see It If interested.
W. A. ELLIOTT,
TEN THOUSAND acres of corn, winter I land easy to clear. This farm borders oa
wheat and aualla land for sale in largo a beautiful lake with good fishing, it ha
bnd email farms In Snerman, Custer and I a new frame house with seven rooms all
ituirttio countiey. v rite fur prices. J. i. loinnlete ready to move Into: and a new
Campbell. Litchfield, Neb. stable, 16x28. Farm la locate! six miles
irom Cumberland and three miles from
MUST sacrifice lVk sections of the best Barronett: In a well aettled fanning coun-
plow land In Klmtmii county. Address T. try; Germans and Americana; on main
Omaha Bee, Council Bluffs, la. traveled road, near schools, churches and
creaiiiery. There In timber enough on this
FOR SALE Improved stock ' farm. 300 farm that when sold will nav tha Interest
acres; Custer county; Close to station; II? I ana taxes lor five years, ierms X2uu cash,
per acre; no trades. Box A, Oconto, Neb. balance on time to suit purchaser. . We
alto own another DO of unimproved land
Oregon. that joins this farm In case you want more
.inn. Bend for our special list of other
FOR SALE -Wanted Lona- headed con. I farms and timber land weown. also our
ervative men and women looking for and I book on northwestern Wisconsin. We are
capable of recognising a life time oppor- tocaiea in tsarron coun:y, i miles norm
tunlty to write for free book, "'The Apple t of St PauL Address Wisconsin Col
Ring." written by II. B. Tronson, the Apple enlsation Co., Cumberland. Wis.
King of tha World. Tells how you can par- ,. ,,.., V'lw,,'. ...
i,.i.:.,i. i .... T.r... YOU CAN BUI LAND FOR tlO
reaped by apple growers In the famous a n2l.in'vf,ooa la",aVat .5rom W .V a0,J.ef
Rogue River Valley, without leaving your ?m ' d neltla W la
ws charge no interest. We pay the tun.
lnaurance clause In the contract. Beat op
portunity In the country tor the man of
ALBERTA WHEAT FARM. L" VT-. .r, 'T. 'w . . ,n
m nr a ii..ii i.-m i. utiniiutuu nun 'or uiau sua dook to
the famous Saskatchewan valley, about six p-' kantu-iRV rn rui. ri.r
mile, from the arowlna town of Veir.vlll. BAI,BORW - River, W Is.
Datd',1 tOUCAW BUY LAND FOR $10 A MONTH
MICHIGAN FARMS.
No. 120 acres, cleared, small bouse and
barn, some fruit, near town, fins fruit
land, tl.000.
No. 240 acres, cleared, good house and
barn, plenty of fruit, level, good son, li.z&o.
No. a 200 acres, rich loam soil, level, 4
miles. Muakegon. city. Si.000; 112 per acre.
$1 per acre down, balance easy terms.
THE EVANS-HOLT CO., Fremont, Mien.
IF BOVD AT ONCB1.
1M acres: arood soli: sddIs orchard: 40
acres timber; (-room house; good barn;
everything oourplete.
82 acres; a sandy loam; T aoree maple
and elm timber; two large apple orchards;
10-room bouse; large frame barn,
i Within (our miles market and main Una
railroad.
Choice 13,300; cash 1700: oalano easy
farms, ,
.WATLAND REALTY COl,
Way land. Mich.
JUsmtaaa.
POR P ALB 1.700 ateres In ieffaraaa
county. Montana, at $10 per acre, on easy
terms. Thlr, traot la located 1V miles from
town of WhltelieJl. a thrifty little city on
ine jx. f. ana c. at. as St. P. ooaax una;
2,000 aores of this tract la under Irrigation;
water rights from tha Jfferson river.
About 1,300 acres bottom land, about Ii per
cent of this tract is tillable, balance suit
able for pasture. This traot Is located la
the famous Montana apple bait and la a
bargain.
18,000 acres. MeaaTher county. Muaselahall
valley, Montana. $17 per acre; easy terms;
located on C, M. 4k St. P. R. R.. IV miles
from vwo good towns: at least 80 rr aant
oi mil tract isr aui taoie 'or larminsL
good proposition to cut up Into small farms:
a mui i nru . , , . . .
i,w iv i,w mvrwm van urn irrigatea, many
springs furnisU abundance 2 water tha
year arouaa.
MAiti XN ETUART LAND COl,
Aberdeen, S. D.,
And I3S Palace Udg.. Minaaaoolla.
present position or residence. Address
Rogue River Commercial Orchard Com
pany, XHpt. !. Madford, Oregon.
Northern railway and Grand Trunk p.-icl
tlo, and only a few miles from both. Land
In this vicinity produces from no to 60 bush-
els of wheat to the acre and 100 bushels of
good land at Irom $8 to $20 an acre.
In Vilas and Oneida counties. Wisconsin
we cnarge no interest, we pay the taxes.
oats, and is rapidly Increasing In value. One mfjX opPuAtT nitt in THwrmfNTRt
crop will more tban pay for land. Will take 8ESA,V iUiiL.. Jl A RT
$13 per acre ior quick saie. Absolute gov
ernment title This li Tgreat barln and OWN A FARM AND BB INDJBPENDKNT
win mVke bi'a: monev The?e li iolv one Wrlte to1' na u1 Xo jL,ePt-
Srtl..Wl.t In while U "."'cheap' O- V. BANBOKK CO. Kagl, River. Wk
C. F. Booth, Box 854, Portland. Ore.
Virginia. -
CHOICE VIRGINIA FARMS.
ALONG THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHI6
RAILWAY AS LOW AS $10 PER ACRE;
LEARN about the country through which
Hill is building to the coast; also about the
land rai'.Altlv nnrohftspd hv HI. PmiiI rani.
taiiata. Vale la th kev Altv of this hi rich soil, mild winters, nearby eastern mar
country. Subscribe today for Orlano. Vale. kets. For handsome Illustrated booklet.
Ore" at . IM pet J year. ' COUNTRY LIFE IN VIRGINIA" (100
ymvmjt aviau wit, iwm at luisubu ,vui,iuu
rates. Address G. B. WALL, Real Estate
Agent, C. dx O. Railway, Box M U, Rich-
mono, v a.
IRRIGATED FRUIT LAN Lai,
Rogue River Valley.
Oregon.
Declared by government experts to be the
most aerfeot fruit belt In the world: rrand
sweepstakes prise; Spokane National Apple
show; uaa received the nignest prices ever
VIRGINIA FRUIT FARM.
m ACRES $$.600.
Two-story house; U rooms and basement;
paid 'tor fruit in tha New York and Loa- J(or5he"i Jlfnpi,,K.OUtliU11?!""L PP'
SonTinarkeU; orchards now producing over retard ot M Albemarle pippins, wine
$1,000 net per acre.
saps and other bign-prlced varieties; the
Irrigated orchard timcte on payment Dlaa. tf u.ld' lD J00'4 JB
i i... im n.. i ine great iruu pelt ot A.Dsmarw county
ottoSed lind to W per acri fV devil. nr,1, a,,d aua wU1
chai-da. w oev i ufelong tofc0m.; miie. to railroad
Koguelands, Incorporated.
Madford. Oregon.
station; surrounded by good neighbors, if
taken at once, only $.cou: part cash, bal
anca on easy terms. For further dataila.
aA DlEt 24. "Strout'a Varm Catalnsru Mi
$50,000 IRRIGATION PROPOSITION. so. Second Edition." It deaoribea nth..
I.OUO acres lueauy located contiguous to 1 rare bargains Irom IS an acre ud In Vir.
government and private Irrigation projects cinla. Marylwhd and the south. Copy frea.
will be sold to Individual or syndicate for btatlon to8. E. A. . btrout. Union Bank
SUDdlviuion or ior selling irecis. ov,wv I mug., fittaourg. fa.
win swing me aeai. r-ari oi lano aireaoy
under irrigation, produces heavily in al
falfa, onions, potatoes, etc. Low altitude; I
SfirTrtV.OARyiN BROS.. $d floor N. Y..Llfe. $6W
P.M...B ...... : , - " . I tn lllHlOu An liTiornva1 nrnnArtv. Isltt a. bv
to make 1200.000. D or particulars address I " ' "- t
u. v. lively, oriu jro.uaiiu. ura WANTKD-filtv loans. Peters Trust Ca
REAL LilAit LUANS
""fni" "SSr, ""Vk ".r0.0, V',.'"; W ANTED City tomn, and warrant W.
w Timit 7 ,h-".V.V, Farnam smiin a Co., is Farnam bt.
MJ11', StW.Ui; "ONW TO IXJAN-Payn. ln,-tt Co.
Micbiaxan.
j;- ' acres. $ra
! HALF CASH. BALANCE U TEARS.
Tha laad to aKuated root far from Bay
. CltT. Mlohlgan. and adapted for farma
srraaln or fruit. Perfect titles, and will
ear close lnapeotioa. The abore price and
terms are made to does an estate quick.
It you want a 4 or more tend your option
In now. with $i per acre, aad balanoa to
tto paid waea a on are returueo.
BRADFORD COMPANY.
M Adams St.. Chicago.
gHAP Monay-making country noma,
atook. tools and cron oomDlete: one of the
best lO-aore farma in the state, practically
level, lays about Ift miles from town, oa
beautiful made road, cioae neigooors,
achools and church. This farm borders on
a beautiful lake, an elegant spring brook
(lows aeruss it. large nsw a-room neia stone
residence, big basement or cellar, large
verandas; big, new barn, room for 4 head
ef burses, oowa. also carriage and tool
room; low of choice bearing fruit Tola
farm is high class in every leapect and we
are niaklug a great sacrifice when we offer
it. It niu.t be sold quick and we will let
ovary thins go in, the way ot machinery,
stock, eta. There Is everything from a
pitchfork to sU binders, all machinery is
practically new, also wagon, carriage, bar
Besses, U chickens, cows. horses, bogs,
etc. To qukik buy.r will make tha price
$,900; must lave $LM0 cash, balance can be
paid in amali yearly payments. Will give
possessiob and turn everything ovor to
buyer in 4$ hours. If you are ready to
snap the biggest bargain, on earth, dos t
aulas aeeing this quick.
TUB FRED PARR CO..
Box K. Plaiawell. Mica.
THESE ARB WONDERS.
Road. Head and wonder. Practically a
gift; 240 acrwa, lies like a garden; 17$ acres
cultivated; balunce in Umber and pasture
on beautiful river; good house, 1V story,
good barn und uther buildings. Buildings
carry li.WO Insurance: farm ail fenced nnd
-croaa-fenced; rural nail and telephone:
three miles to town, nine iniles tu ladr iad
town; iuu fuie bearing apple trees and
Other fruits. THE PKlCE-irS $1$ PER
ACRE. Think of It. There la not another
uch lutrgain in the world.
Eighty acres splendid land, U acres cul
tivated, balance la tine hardwood timber;
1 miles to town: rural, mall and telephone;
good bouse ard berg; - A WON DISHFUL
BARGAIN. Price, $L7W; '$0,000 cash, balance
to suit you. i
we are aiways the laadurs tn bargains,
thra try to follow. :
Bend tor f ifll particular-.
H. W. bAW7ER.
Newaygo. Mlculgwa.
FOR BALK TiO acres, two miles from one
of Michigan's finest villages; 7 room bouse,
barn Xix40. windmill that furnishes house
and barn with water, outbuildings, apple
orchard, pe.ns. cherries, plums, grapes;
$ seres timber; 40. rods lo school, soil
dark uam, corn planted, vats aown, all
crops are now planted; span horses, t
rows, chickens, bay, corn, potatoes; all
Implements iiccextary to carry on a farm;
telephone R. 4 1'.; close to creamery; thick
ly aottltd neighborhood; $2,su0, $t)0 down;
lo appreciate this la to aee It; 14 acres oa
the b'.iiks of beautiful body of water; lies
on the otlgs t beautiful village; 1 room
house, barn 4ux44, Icuhouse; all kinda of
fruit; fine shade. surrounds the house;, this
Is wo.th seeing : $4.aw. $uo down.
GEO. BRIDGES. Bangor. Mich.
Nebraska.
There Are Dry Spots
ail over Nebraska and the west. That
means poor crops. Last year there were
too many wet spots. Now out In the
Scott's Bluff Country
where! the water supply la abundant, there
Is no complaint about wet weather. Irri
gation farming la tha most sure, tho most
practical.
Irrigation Is crop Insurance.
In Irrigated country you Irrigate the
soil; In the rain belt you "Irritate" your
mind trying to regulate tho weather.
Irrigation Is the bond; the crop la your
coupon.
Irrigation la tho co-operation of .v and
nature.
Irrigation is, a draft on Providence paid
In ninety days. -
Irrigation begets ambition, arouses en
thusiasm, creates energy.
Irrigation is agriouKural optimism.
Test These Things
Go .With Us on Our Next Ex
cursion to the Scott's Bluff
Country Tuesday, July 12.
Prove Our Statements
The famous "Payne Special" leaves the
Burlington station, Omaha, at 4 p. m. We
take you at once to the headgatos of the
Trl-8tate canal, show you the method of
handling the water supply, the canal,
sluiceway for cleaning out the sand, the
drops, laterals and the crops growing where
well watered.
It Is an educational trip. We show land
by automobiles and get you back to Omaha
Friday afternoon.
There Is a limit to Irrigated land and
that limit Is not far In the future. . Decide
today that you will go next week. Write
or telephone us. Ask for a copy ot the
Land Owner. You will find it good read
lng as well as good advertising.
Payne Investment Co.
S. E. Cor. 15th and Farnam, Omaha, Neb.
"To Put Landless Man on Maniess Land. '
i?i? iS!01.!.?.?.'-""10 AW 1.000 Promptly. F. D. Wead.
;".""'.. VJ V- rm :ti . " weud Bldg., lata ana jraraam.
particulars free. The Card Realty ti Inv.
co., aa xienry iilag., Portland, Ore.
LfiOO to to.OOO on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe
Real Estate Co., 100$ N. T. Life. Douglas
or A-Z1&2.
LOAN a to homo owners and homo build
ers, with privilege-! making partial pay'
ments semi-annually."-
W. ti.. THOMAS.
$0$ First Naifrmv1 anfc Bids?:
REAL ESTATE WANTE D
' Oklakeua.
NOT1CB. '
To be sold at nubile auction. June SB. Ifflft
A $-story; modern, 60-rootti. brlek hotel
building In city of 6.000. Stillwater. OkL
Best located property in city. Btillwater
Is center of lnterurban system now build
ing, has other good railroad facilities, haa
t . f . ..rlniillnp.1 ..I... I. 1
rapidly. This hotel has host business In the ,WE HAVE BUYERS FOK
55.it "et preSlVrwili" 'all tunltZ JrtV To rW
an hutidinv n riav r.t .ii- .hi, nrin..Z wo can sell your property for you.
oi leasing it puuding itaeu ooes not eolL
tnaulries concerning this property and
terms of sale will be ' promptly answered
oy ine unoersignea.
jtmN iuum, sr. "Uiiwater. ukl
LAND FOR dALB.
Write me toiav.
EL r. FREMONT. NKWAYUO CO.. MICH.
, FARM BARGAIN.
Best 600 acre farm in Michigan black
fandv loam. 1 bldg. ; 1 mile from town. IS.
ARBORUAST. Bloomfield, N. i
Farm Bargains
ISO acres 7 miles north oi ..elign. Antelope
Co., Afb. timal set of Improvementa; so
acres in corn, 40 acres In wheat, balance
in pasture.
PRICE $4$ PER ACRE.
120 acres, Fillmore Co.. Neb. Fair act nf
improvements. All In cultivation; miles to
snirKiey.
PRICE N5 PER ACRE.
4S0 acres In Boone Co., Neb.; $M acres un-
aer cuiiivaiion. uood improvements:
miles to Cedar Rapids.
PR1CF.. $o0 PER ACRE.
640 acres, $ miles from Potter, Cheyenne
Co., Neb.
PRICE S15 PER ACRE.
Western Keal Estate Co.,
411 Karbach Block, Omaha
Sarpy County Snap
A beautiful home, highly Improved. 1M
acres, fine land;. Ill in I lea to Omaha, i miles
to bouiii winana atoca yaroa. Prica , U
ii imca, iuv per aero.
C. R. Combs,
Room 16 Old U. 8. NaL Bldg.. uth aad
earnam roona, u. (ala.
FOh SALE Neany 1 acres lo Cedar Val
ley. one mile from Cedar Rapids, Nab
good home. Address Mia Alice R. Youn
Cedar Rapid. Nebraska.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
bulte S2 N. Y. Life Bldg.
North Uotsu
NORTH DAKOTA FARM
LAND
EXCURSION, JULY 19.
WANTED Good rental property, $1,600 to
$3,000, for choice vacant lot or lota, one-
third to one-nan the value, paiance spot
cash. Olve particulars of property offered,
Address M 7. Eee. .
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Items of Interest to the Women Folk
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SWAFS
Closing out larse tract fine agricultural 'J' " . D . Vn
land,-underlaid wuh coal. Btark o., N. D., t? ?ehbJiii?l 2eWJS?mCn?.
SS.1Sl WW dud.hnrTocatednd,Vvri
EtSy aroTn8inged'3,cVopttpps and "Mo.
in tstarK county are fine this year. Plenty ,rr j T. ...j
of rain. Write for map and full Inform ,I.nd- tf.7JSLmia52.A.?J2?
lion, excursions 1st and iki Tuesday each AHHr... v 1V1 ill ' "
mnniri while thla land 1 u M t Your 4xnpnaAMl
paid if you ouy.
J. ti. DUHOnT & BON,
11106 Farnam St.. Omaha.
Hale Clerical and Stenographic
ilUUH.KJSJilr'UR, ins. office, $75.
A group of veilings at the uniform price
of 25 cents a yard In one shop struck me as
being of remarkable value.
Included were veils In new form octagon
mesh, light and thin for. summer, wear,
eighteen inches wide, in brown, wistaria,
navy, taupe .and, , gray. A . magpie . mesh
with small woven dots Is attractive aa well
as durable, and In addition to the black
and white effects this veiling could be
bought in a combination of brown and
white with brown dot, or pink and brown
with brown dot.
Then a fancy tuxedo net that was light
and refined looking and a more showy hec
tagon mesh with chenille dots only con
cluded about half the variety of veilings at
26 cents a yard.
The white washable belts for wear with
trim shirt waist suits of white goods are
exceedingly attractive, while the prices at
which they are marked are cheap.
180 acres land In 1 Paso county. Colo
rado, all fenced, every Inch of it tillable;
veil settled all around It. Clear. Price
12,600. want a-room house, north end pro-
rwirrr-M .i.ri, i. tut I assume m nwiiiua incum-
I'vpirijTi'Wi 'w?i Rani, ..i.u ' an 'IDrance.
RXPMRiFNricn NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
wkstitrn n fr.r a nniin ihk'V Tien I O0" r. 1 "f?
762-4 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. (Kst, 8 Yrs.)
Phone Red im
1130-acre grain and stock farm, beat art JL "at.c'?. "
cropped; M acre. fliT ttmbii, 200 acre. KJldVJfc NrtS7 " inompsoa.
fine nay meadow; balance first-class naa- I "lar
iura v&caiiciit set oi Duiminaa. imorova. cnr.net
i i . . . . ... , - . I o jxram
L".FnJluh """'i """.f"1! Nlnroom bouse nearly new.Wlll put In
r-ir mn i" ... '17" caan in traae ror vacant lot in Omaha.
- rr NOWATA LOT & LAND CO..
struouon, crosses part of land; some of ""
tana aaioins new townsnin: ir Durchuuui
before harvest half crop sroea with land
vu ym m lur inu ubcu , equipment may I r anca
be purchased If desired; owner haa ranched
WK can trade anything.
LAIliiUir A IUUIN.
anywhere.
421 Bee.
WANTED to trade good five-passencer
utomnbile for Ralston lots. L. Howard,
here for twenty-five yeara and wishes to
Joo, ow, and a snap at that. Don t bother I !
"ut..u' ? .""ai".i'1i"i HANDSOME Waverly Electric, new tires,
B".,rT i'muV"( 'W,S"; top, chalnless, bl-ck plush upholstering;
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new batteries, perfect condition; cost $1,800
new. - Owner will sell for cash or take clear
cottage or lota. 810 N. Y. Life Bldg
TAILORS
NORTH DAKOTA
THB LAND OF OI'PORTUNCTT.
uuia in me snouso tuver loop, where
erop failure Is unknown. Hon. J. J. HJU
aava ma una u an .Aith vinn -. -
and bo knows. Will rent and oav 10 ni MISFIT tailored suit-$s and $40 values
sent on Investment What la your money at $m. Bee A. Rubensteln. IUH 14ta BU
aue finest prairie land In toe
world. Write ma for Hat. It la fran
K. K. GO WIN. Olenbura. M. IX.
O. A. LINQUIST CO. $35 PAXTON BLK.
FOR evenlna functions full dress Is the
rule, and to get It made right see Hi Thlel
Tailor. Til 8. 16th fit,
WANTED TO BUY
BEST ' PRICE) paid for
furniture, carpets.1 clothing
Phono Douglas tali.
second-band
and sue.
Cafeo One largo and one medium also
safe, state slse and price. Id 2k0 Be
BEST prioea for BROKEN WATCHES,
Old Gold, eta NATHAN. 211 a Uta St,
BUST prices for td-hand clothing. D. $440.
WANTED TO RENT
We Are Getting Numerous Calls
For Houses of All Slsea. List With Ua
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
(24 N. T. Life Bldg. Phone Red ISO.
kua,
TO ZA VALLA COUNTT, TEAAP
He was a novice to farming,
A man offered him the use
ot M acres of land without
charge for one year for lh
clearing and plowing.
He planted 20 acres of onion
according to the directions
given him by his nelhnrs.
HB CLEARED I10.00G NET PROFIT
FROM THE 20 ACRES. OR $600 AN ACRID.
He then offered to buy tbo
land at $100 an acre, but tho
owner wouldn't aell.
I HAVE 10,000 ACRES OF THB
SAME LAND JUST ALONGSIDE
AT ONLY $16.00 AN ACRE.
But It must be sold In one
body. Real estate men ot
long experience pronounce It
"THE BEST TRACT IN TEXAS."
It must be sold ac once, and
116 00 Is cost Drlce.
Naturally this Is a wholesale proposition.
i ma laiiu can oe reaaiiy re-suia in
small tracts from $J0 to $76 per sore and
ii ine ouyer wishes, i win undertake
lis re-eale.
Tho land I offer you Is In the
artesian belt and Is the best
opportunity you will ever have to buy.
Fur particulars addreaa
W. B. MURRAY. 407 COMMERCE BLDQ..
TWO TEXAS FARMS FOR a A LB.
Ill aores. lu lu cultivation, alfalfa, ann
ana potatoes; tmee innas irom tne town
of Wharton; on (be Colorado river; ae
avarflow! aa mllaa from llau,lon
Aiao a aoree, le In cultivation, eorn: aA. 1 rtnrlrtn.. M-s rla. M a m rt I ire
Joining the above place; ot mile to , " "
rauroaa switch; party can get immediate Cincinnati. juu ill r hi rrca. uneoin aug. 10
poaeealon; wiu take $60 per acre for one r'n wlvanla ..July li Amarna lui. it
or both placM. Writs to the owner. A a Clmiaod Juir u orr waiaaraaa. Aut. 17
Norton. Wharton. Tex. Trrira fKala'n Aug. Vie. July wirineinnail Aug. 20
tuu-i anion a la uaria nauiinoi.
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Rl. Raturna. - ' nimBui-! 'I.T.
. . 9f IaSM av-H
NEATLY furnished room by couple em
ployed during day. Must be reasonable.
640 Bee Bldg.
MAN and wife would like to board and
room with private family, both employed.
No boarding houe; references. Addrvss M-
4fc,. IW.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
HAMBURG AMERICAN
All IXodera aafe. Devices (Wireless, etc)
The smartest of ' these belts close with
small round or oval white pearl buckles,
which can be removed when laundering.
Imagine a white duck belt so fitted, one
and one-half Inches wide, at 40 cents, and
a pretty white mercerized embroidered jac
quard belt a little wider at 18 cents.
Twenty-five, cents will buy a white linen
all over embroidered belt, stitched edge
and lined, and 35 cents the same design in
a better quality.
Keep the baby's hands and feet warm
If you expect a good digestion.
Accustom the baby to outdoor air by be
ginning Its airings In the nursery.
Take the baby outdoors at the age of
four weeks in winter and two or three
weeks In summer.
On windy days, or when there Is much
dampness or melting snow, air the baby
In the house.
Use a comfortable baby carriage for the
baby's outing; do not use a go-cart or your
own arms. Woman's Life, ,
louely clean. Have the shelves, aides and
door scraped down and washed with hot
soda fend water at least once a week.
Home Chat.
A sanitary tooth brush holder Is made
rrom glass in cylinder snape mtea witn a
removable metal cap. The stand Is also
of glass, so every part Is dainty and
hygienic. These stands hold one and two
brushes. The single size Is 60 cents,, the
double 85 cents.
Much valuable time Is saved It al) dirty
saucepans are filled with cold water until
you are able to wash them. Home Chat.
The DailyBumbix Bee
VOU I.
OMAHA, JULY 8, 1910.
NO. 194.
THB BVMIU.B BEE.
A. STINGER Editor
Communications welcomed,
and neither signature nor re
turn postage required. Ad
dress the Editor.
NO ADS AT ANY PRICE.
Cheer I' p.
All sorts of things happen
in this queer world, and
some of them don't please
us overly much. But it has
been our cheerful experience
that the sunshine always
follows the rain, and that
If we wait long enough the
moat persistent drouth is
broken.
Many of our reader felt
badly put out by tho outcome
of the joint debate at Reno
last Monday. They had
staked their expectations on
"the white . man's hope,"
and the hope failed them.
That took a lot of joy out
of their Uvea, just at the
close ot a glad holiday.
But the whistle blew the
next morning just the same,
and when they got down
town they found tho same
old Job waiting for them,
with he same glorious
chance to earn a living
honestly.
Now, If they'll just stick
to that job and put their
minds on tho work in hand,
by this time next week,
they'll have forgotten that
any such disappointment as
that of Monday ever came
Into their lives.
And if the white race will
go carefully about its busi
ness, avoiding over Indul
gence in heavy foods and
alcoholio liquors during
the heated term, it may sur
vive the shock.
. Poor Doak.
Just now tha most edifying
spectacle to bo observed any
where is that of the
Peerless Leader trying
to hitch tho democratto
donkey to the water wagon.
But the donk has gone
through several strange ex
periences under the guidance
of W. J. B., and maybe this
of all can be
But what would
of the fathers of tho
democratic party ay to It?
strangest
achieved.
COLONEL OULTSPPER'S SPEECH
HOPELESSLY LOST. TO POSTERITY
Indignation Aroused by News from Reno Over,
shadowed by Consternation at the
Report from Lincoln.
(From a Staff Correspondent)
REBEL COVE, Kaln
tucky, July 8. (Special by
Courier Down the River to
Pike's Landing.) Not since
the news came that General
Simon Bolivar Buckner had
handed over his sword to
Ulysses S. Grant, and the
flower and chivalry of this
glorious state was humil
iated by the abject terms of
unconditional surrender, dic
tated by Yankee who hap
pened to be for the moment
in possession of the advant
age of superior numbers and
arms, has this community
been so stunned and shocked
as It was by the news that
came through from Reno,
Nevada, last Monday.
Just at present w under
stand that Marse Henri Wat-
terson is absent from the
state, and therefore la un
able to furnish us with our
proper expression of senti
ment at this moment, when
the white race, as one man,
should rise In determination
to wipe out the Infamous
stain that haa been put upon
humanity by this remark
able proceeding. When
Marse Henri has returned,
we look for a clarion call
from that old warrior,
whose plume has always
waved far In advance along
the line that has battled for
white supremacy and dem
ocratic success.
But, while Marse Henri Is
not with us, some of our
mora Impetuous citizens are
exercising a freeman's right,
and voice their personal feel
ings in no uncertain terms.
Colonel Culpepper, one of
our finest citizens, ssys:
"By gad, suh. It's un
speakable. I can't believe It.
suh. It's out of reaaon, suh,
that dashed nlgguh would
lift his black hand against
a white man, suh, much
less dellbuhately unduh
take to "
LATER Colonel Culpep
per's remarks were Inter
rupted by another and even
more startling announce
mentes. Posterity will be
the loser, for It Is welt
known that Colonel Culpep
per Is one of our most elo
quent orators, a. born orator,
in fact, and his remarks on
this occasion would have
been for all ages. Yes It Is
not to be wondered at .that
he was unable to go on.
Only tho most unusual ot
circumstances would excuse
the Interruption of the
speaker, just as he was get
ting Into full flight, but the
news was so tremendously
Important that no one has
as yet had time to think of
the episode. Major Desha
brought the word, which
has since been fully con
firmed from the most au
thentic and trustworthy
sources.
It Is that Colonel William
Jennings Bryan, whose gon
falon wo have followed for
fourteen long, lean and hun
gry years, has set about to
tie the democratic party as a
tall to the prohibition kite.
No one ot all our citizens Is
possesoed of sufficient
temerity to undertake to
deal with tbla question. It
must be left until ' Marse
Henri Watterson returns to
the state.
In the meantime, our chiv
alry bows Its head under the
two terrible blows to whit
supremacy and Bourbon democracy.
"Watch II I m Closely.
. Aviator Mars expects to
aviate around Omaha some
time this month. A Chicago
paper reports this conversa
tion: "Did you see Mars
fly." ..NOi linked and
'missed IU"
WE W01TOEB
If Shallenberger know
that the county attorney
of Douglas county Is a dem
ocrat T
Whether Tom Blackburn
wilt get an answer to his let
ter before he does' to his
challenge?
How Jim Da hi man likes
tho publicity he Is getting
from Lincoln?
If sending Stoecker to con
gress wouldn't be an emi
nently fit and proper climax
to the silly season?
What some Kansas folks
will say when they hear that
Fleharty Is trying to go to
congress from Omaha?
If Bert Hitchcock didn't
enjoy reading Bill Bryan's
communication after his In
terview with HaUleld?
How the men who paid tho
campaign expenses for the
democratic party In Ne
braska two years ago Ilk
the result?
Domett lo Science. , '
First She Shocking, that
Reno affair.
Second She I know It was.
First She Hav anything
up? ,
Second She Yes, , with
pater.
First She Lose?
Second She Yes. ' .
First She Pay?
Second She Surely, (men
tal reservation), but I'll hav
it back before the end of the
week.
Take oar Pick.
The "wise" ones who wer
in the Jeffries camp are
either knaves or fools. If
they didn't know, while be
ing so closely associated with
the monumental failure, they
are fools.
Black Maa's Bardea.
Just now the black man's
burden seems to be a load of
money that Is likely to make
him humpbacked If he has
to tote It long. Oh. you
10 to f.
t'aleja.
The Bumble Be Is unique
In one respect, at least It
didn't send a staff represent
atlv to Reno,