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TIIE BEE: OMAHA", FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1910.
REAL ESTATE
I ARM AMI HA.Mt II LAX D FOR S ALB
Callfornla-
Coatlaaed.
$.7) CASH and $oi, piyeble $10 monthly.
Rive you (uantitwil ittle to lu acres
of fltiful alfalfa land In Fresno county.
Kan Joaquin valley, California; will d
v.'lop wawr; plant to alfalfa and delivar
ranch that will produce ,) yearly in
come. Lon't miss thla. Writ W. J.
tjaicniQiu, otory uia., Loe "ll"l.
I HAVE for Rale ome of tha be.it orchard
id alfalfa land In tha went, situated In
tha extreme northeastern part of California
in the famous Surprise valley. Thla land
will be worth several times ita present
taltio aa soon as tha proposed railroad Is
built. Ten to 40-scre tracts. $10" to 1126
acre. A fine SOO-acre farm with Rood im
provements, Including a 10-room house,
plenty of fruit; six miles from town, on
excellent road and a tract that will sub
divide. I'rica per acre. An i0-acre
orchard and alfalfa tract, partly Improved,
l $ per acre. Terms. No belter oppor
tunity to buy as choice and proved money
triaklnif ind as this. For further Informa
tion about this Idral home valley, address,
V. 1. Lyons, Odarvillc, Cal.
Colorauu.
1G0-ACRE farm, with Rood water right,
at Ollorest, ten miles south of Greeley,
fair Improvements, only lit per acre; will
divide and sell either half; very easy terms
ntl a decided bargain.
Mi acres, ten miles from Denver, 1 mile
from Lc-ydon car line; good water rights
from Arapahoe ditch, ultra orchard and
hade trees; good ordinary Improvements
throughout; in high atata of cultivation,
l'rlt-e, $10,000. '
Mt acres. Irrigated, 10 miles northwest of
Itenver, half mile to school, nice (-room
bouse, barn, granary, wagon sheds, etc.;
nice shade and Ifcwn; place mostly in alfalfa-
Price, li.uOO.
t-'etlJon 11-2-7V, three miles north of
cltn, fenced and cross-fenced; only $ti.60 per
acre.
S acres, IV miles from Barnsdale, 14
nines northwest of Greeley; water can be
had from No. I ditch, which Is known as
the best ditch in tha state; this is excep
tionally good land; surrounding country
11 settled; lVs mile from school.
CHARLES M'FADDEN.
318 Cooper Bids., Denver.
80 ACRES red fruit land In delta county,
Colo., not far from Delta, 110 par acre.
This land lays nice and will trade for good
milk cows or email dairy. Wrlta W. H.
Newvllle, Delta, Colo.
FOR BALE Successful sheep ranch In
northeastern New Mexico; 1,000 acres;
reservoir site for Irrigation of 1.000 acres;
fine stone buildings, 6 or I small bouses
on scattered ranch, 30 miles of fence; car
ries S.U00 to 10,010 head of sheep. For terms
address J. C. Elwell. room UL-121 Central
Blk., Pueblo, Colo.
About 1.200 acres deeded land in a lovely
plateau park; about 6U0 acres can be
farmed; running stream; surrounded iy
beautiful pine forests; outside rang; only
thirty miles from Denver; an Ideal moun
tain home for retired gentleman; must he
seen to be appreciated, a his has good
Improvements. Will make low price. J.
K. Webb. SUtf Bank Blk., Denver, Colo.
FOR SALE FRUIT RANCH, 8 ACRES
red mesa soli, 14 acres Jonathan, Grimes,
Koine Beauty, Wlnesap apples, 10 aorea
Elberta peaches. 2 acrea apricots, cherries
nd home orchard, 17 acres alfalfa, water
right of 5.8O0 Included; pure mountain
water for domestic, use, under pressure in
e-room, muaern nouro; itvieimuiio, iuiai
mail; all treea in bearing. Will divide Into
two or mora tracts to suit, ixs.ouo on easy
terms takes it. Address H. Q. McCall,
drawer D, Paonla, Colo. ,
. low.
FOR SALE Cheap, 160 acrea of the very
beat corn land in Woodbury Co., 60 acres
in corn, balance hay, pasture and timber.
Adjoins good town and close to three rail
roads. Address Welsh & Martin. 410 N. 24th
St., Mouth Omaha. Neb.
, Kaaaae.
FOR SALES Kansas wheat farm; 1,000
acres at Shields, Lane county; 1,000 acres
of growing wheat now on the farm; town
site of 1,010 lots Included; price, $30 per
a-cre. uie urn vargain m arowi.
R. E. SPURQEON, Olalhe, Kan.
FOR BALE Equity in 406-acrs stock and
grain farm in Kay county, Missouri, 7
miles southeast of Lawaon. 12 miles north
of Richmond; or will trade for stock of
clean merchandise. : u, ;. w. Clean, owner.
council urove, nan.
JOHNSON COUNTY,' KAN., FARMS.
240 acres all In tame gram; good Im
provements; all hog tight fencing; price
for quick sale, IlO.&uO.
1G0 acres, 1 mile of Olathe, all plow land
and all in tame meadow; price $100 per
acre; this IS a snap. .
160 acres near good town; splendid Ira
provements: nice location: good orchard:
in tame (riur; thla a beauty; price $S6
per acre.
W acres all rich black limestone soil, good
Improvements; near wood town; price $126
per a ore.
72 acres, 8 ml.es of Olathe, all In corn;
crlce for aulck rale. $S6.
10 acres, all level rich soil; 6 aorea orch
ard; on rock road; 1 block station on Strang
Electrlo line; price $300 per acre.
bee us for any slse farms or ranches;
over ww to select irom.
CHAD. BPRAGUE & CO.,
830 Ridge Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
WHEN answering - these advertise
ments, please mention Tha Bee.
JsiMoarL
MUST BELlT THIS WEEK.
481 acres in Cass county, Mo., 40 miles
south of Kansas City; 820 acrea are as
line corn land as is in tha county: tha or
chard has 20 acres all bearing, 140 acres
blue Kress pasture, soma scattering timber
on pasture land, fine water, good 7-roora
house. 2 good barns, ate: 1 mile from sta.
tlon. It's a bargain. You can make $6,000
on mis inside oi months, price, $65 par
acre,
JOT. M. WILSON BON,
Harriaonvllla, Mo- i
FOR SALE My Ozark farm, six miles
south of Mansfield, 120 acres, 80 cultivation;
WO apple trees in fruit now; also peaches
pears, cherries and plums; lots of berries,
grapes and flowers; 2-room log bouse and
log stable; fine spring, cold, soft water:
Immediate possession; good timber. Come
quick for a bargain. Price, $3,000. Wallace
cniius, Mansrteia, mo.
$11 PER ACRE; ON RAILROAD.
M MILE FROM SLEEPER. MO."
FOR KALE 8U0 acres: 70 acrea in corn:
one-third crop to buyer: 230 aorea in tim
ber, and all excupt about Hi acres could be
cultivated; plenty of springs and wells;
one old log bouse; of entire farm under
wire fence; account of death of wife and
old age owner is retiring; no trades. G. W.
w imams, stieeper, xaoieae uounty, Mo.
, LAND 7RC PER ACRE
down and Sl cents a month; In tha famous
ozara irun uio n.iry country or South
Missouri; no interest; no taxes; you can
take possession Immediately; this Is good
land in a well settled community, with good
towns and markets for your products, with
churches .and schools established; a fine
)luca to live; a delightful climate; plenty
OK ,wr auu l(.uurr ani no crop lauures
a paradise for tha man of moderate means
an unequalled opportunity to get a farm of
your own, in in oesi state in tha union
where land valuea are constantly Increa.
ln; tha price is so low (only $10 per acre!
and tha terms so easy. It Is beyond tha
reach of none; don't . you want to know
about lit Write us today, enclosing a
a-rent stamp. Osark Farms Company, 925
rew lors. raiv jojug., jvsnsas i;ity, MO.
Hikrsate.
Sarpy County Snap
A beautiful Lome, highly Improved. 1(0
acres, fine land; 10 miles to Omaha, $
miles to South Omaha stock yards, price
is iuiu uica, sivv per acre,
C. R. Combs
80T to $11 Brandela Theater Bldg.
A BEAUTIFl'L PLATTB COUNTS
FARM HOUR
190 acre with modern Improvements, nes
up-to-date town of 1,200 people, Ideal lo
cution. This is In the heart of tha corn
oeit. ana guoq investment and fine home.
9 ' 1 . .v T n & . .
FOR HALfc) rfeany 7 acrea In Cedar Val
lev. ftr, bklla frita CAr it.m.t. x.-
good home. Addreit Mra Alloa H. Touoc!
. I .. . J .. ,. A - I.' . . ....
FOR SA LB Improved stock farm, SX
acres: Cusler county: close to station; $17
per acre; no trade. Box A, Oconto, Neb.
TEN THOUSAND acres of corn. Winter
wti.t and alfalfa land for sale In lars
(intl srnull farms In hhermsn, Cusler and
Jiuffalo counties Write for prices. J. T.
va'uuoeii, .iiuiineta. Mso.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RAKCIl LAND FOIX SALS
Nebraeka-
L'aatlaaea'.
Swedes Took Hold
of our Bwfdish colony In the Scott's Bluff
country. The Swedish people are conserva
tive they Investigate carefully. They are
satisfied. Next exciirtitin we will have two
Chicago men who are looking for a good in
vestment in irrigated lands.
Why Don't You
Go Out?
and aee tht country, with lt great crops
and abundant water supply. Make your
plans to go with us on
Our Next Excursion
Tuesday July 19
No better opportunity will be given and
there will NOT BE MANY MORE OPPOR
TI'NITIKH. We do not anticipate running
any excursions In to the Hcott's Bluff
country after August 1.
Are you planning to go? Get ready to
go next week. It Is a short, pleasant trip
on the ''Payne Special." Call us up ana
sk for particulars. Do you want Informa
lons. Ask for a copy of our paper, The
Land Owner It is free.
Payne Investment Co.
To Put Landless Man on Manbesa Land.
8. E. Cor. 15th and Farnam.
North Dakota.
THE BEST TRACT OF FARM LANDS
In North Dakota at from 118 to I.W per acre.
And near new town on Milwaukee extension
rum McLauichlln to New fengiana. aibo
lands in Montana and Minnesota, Sold on
easy terms and just tha thing for tha
farmer or Investor. No trades. Missouri vai
ley Land Co., Dickinson, N. D.
A PINF. NORTH DAKOTA RANCH, 180
acres all fenced, W acres crop, loo tons nay,
200 liu. rials, aood house, barn, grsnary,
hreo springs, 640 acres, all Isncea, joining
'leased," best stock ranch In country; price
14,000. Thla is a fine proposition. Also other
good bargains. Sampson La.no t-o., nmuit,
N. D.
Oresaa.
$3.50 PER ACRB
8 000 acres In Minnesota's great Clover
belt,, price, $3.69 per acre; blggeet bargain
In atata.
SCHWAB BROS.,
123 Guaranty Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
BUT farm lands now, they are daily In
creasing In value. There Is a limited
amount of land, but no limit to tha future
population. The Pecmo jvortoweai ib me
present land ot opportunity, w e nave a
fine f ssortment of farms, soma of which
will suit you. Wrlta us today, stating your
requirements, and wa will mall you full
particulars Iree. Tha Card Realty lor,
Co.. m Henry Bldg., Portland. Ore.
HOMESEEKERS come to Oregon where
there are no storms, cyclones or failure of
crops. 120 acres, 2& In cultivation, bottom
land, I (air houses. 2 barns, good orchard
timber and pasture, 8 miles1 to railroad.
Price $3,800. Write for list of other bar
gains In stock, grain, fruit and poultry
ranches in the Grand Willamette valley,
Henry Ambler, Philomath. Ore,
Texas
j-
one of the richest farming counties in Cen
tral Texas, for $14 Der acre: $6,000 cash.
$5,000 in 80 days, $5,000 January 1. MIL easy
terms on balance or the purchase price;
will aiva release for evsrv aale subdivision
from town lot to farm and accept pro rata
amount yet due for purchase money; ex
pa ts estimate a profit of $75,000 in tan
niontns. h. j. Ellington, Mexlta, Tex. .
4.001V acrea flna level hoc wallow nlalns
farm land near the thriving city of Amar
lllo, Texas, which is destined to be the
city ot tha northwest; soil aa rich as could
be desired and water in abundance. Price,
$26 per acre; will exchange for good mer
chandise or business property. Joe J.
uicKie Lana Co., Memphis, Texas.
two tracts of land of Z40 acrea
each, located about ten miles southwest of
Houston in tha best farming community In
Harris county; Weetheimer shell road and
railroad station within half mile: price 860
per acre; adjoining land being sold at rrom
$75 to $100 par acre; complete description
ana map on request.' A. C. Swanaon ft Co.,
aiaaon aiag., Houston, Tex.
Wtaeaaala.
FOR SALE! chess lEl-acra farm, with
buildings; 20 acres cleared; no rocks, no
stumps, no wast land; bordering on nice
iaae, witn ail Kinds of flsn lor half mile;
a very nice summer home as well as a
larm; must sell on account ot poor health.
Price, $2,500. Address Herman Klamm,
minong, w la.
80-ACRE lmm-oved farm for 1 ATM Thla
farm has 20 acrea cleared free ot stumps
anil uiiuer cultivation: iana is level: s-cmmi
clay loam soil, clay subsoil: no' stone: has
30 acres of heavy hardwood and birch.
no unuerbrush in the Umber; balance of
land easy to clear. This farm bordera on
a beautiful lake with good fishing. It has
a new iranie nouse witn I rooms all com
plete ready to move Into; and a new stable.
16x26. Farm la located six miles from
Cumberland and three miles from Bar-
ronett; In a well aettled larmlna- count rv:
Germans tnd Americans; on main traveled
road, near schools, churches and creamerv.
There is timber enouah on this farm that
wnen sola win pay tna interest and taxes
for five years. Term 8200 cash, balance
on time to suit purchaser, Wa also own
another 80 of unimproved land that loins
litis l arc ti in v,ia jruu wtint more land.
Hend for our special list of other farma and
timber laad we own, also our book on
northwestern Wisconsin. We are located
In Barron county, 78 miles northeast of tit,
Paul. Address Wisconsin Colonisation Co.,
i;uuiue iaiiu, ,t ,a.
JU.aavllaa.ee as
HAVE YOU A PA It at FOle 8AT.TB on
TRADhiT Or do you want to buy oner
Biaae your wini iouwd inrouan ti r iktf
MOINES CAPITAL, Uta want medium of
lows, nates: i cent a wore lor each inser
tion, 8 cents a Una. 70 cents an inch. Cir
culation. 41.00U, largest of liu low si.ii
Give us a trial. Address Tl Capital, Land
I'cpu. Dei aiuiuea, luwa.
BARNES COUNTY. NORTH DA WOT A
Nu. 1 SOO acres fine ImDroved fturm.
Barnes county, North Dakota, six mllta
from town, about $d,oo0 worth of Improve
ments. 600 acres In crop and must be sold
bv July 1st. Price $30,000 with 14 on
rash $a,0uo and $1,000 December 1st, balanoe
iz.uuv yearly, icu years, mis is a snap
lor some one,
OTTER TAIL COUNTY. MINNESOTA.
No. 8 240 acrea, 166 acres under cultiva
tion, balance pasture and timber, good
buildings, nine-room house, stone cellars
large barn, hay fort, two good wells, good
soli. Five miles from Perham, Minn W
mile to school and 1 miles to church. A
snap at 837.50 per acre.
No. 8 JtrtKacres, four miles from Perham
Minn., good black soil, clay sub soil. $oo0
worth of Improvements. 600 acrea In crop,
balance pasture a nd good timber. Price
$45.00 per acre.
KIDDER COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA
No. 4040 acres, one mile north of Daw
son. N. D., fine improvements, jo aorea
In crop, black loam soil, clay sub soil. Must
be sold, "4 of crop if sold at once. Price
$30 per acre.
No. 6400 acres about ii ml lee N. E ot
Dawson. N. D., 6-room house, large bam
sheep shed, granary, well and windmill!
No better farm In central North Dakota
Mortgage $5,600. $6,400 for equity. These
are subject to sale and change of price
without notice. Address all letters to E. C.
Hunt, 606 Temple court, Minneapolis.
Minn.
. REAL ESTATE LOANS
GARVIN BROS.. 3d floor N. Y. Life. UM
to 6I00.0U0 oa Improved property. No dela,
WANTED City toaaA. Peters Treat C.
WANTED City loans and warranta. W.
arnam bnuia a to.. igw (trsim bl.
IXkANS to home owners and borne build
era. with prlvllese nt making partial pay
stents snil-s-nueily
. W. H. THOMAS.
608 .first Nations nK Bldg.
8160 to $18,000 made promptly. F. D, Waad!
Weed Kids., ixth and Faroam.
KO0 to 83.008 on hnmes Is Omaha, O'Keofa
Real FsUle Co.. Ml N. Y. Lata. Douglaa
r A-21U.
WONII TO LOAN Payne tavaaUaaat Ot,
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE 1IAVE BUYE11S FOB
t, and I-room houses. If prices are rlgkit
wa can sell your property for you.
lu wa l A LAND AND I A I vva
Suit 824 N. T. Ufa Bldg.
WANTED Oooa rental Droperty. $LGW te
$8,000. for choice vacant lot or Iota, ana
third to one-half the value, balance spot
cash. Give partloulais at property ecrerea
Aooress aa JUi, i;e.
SWAPS
The Home Ideal
There would be no need of going
away to escape this terrible heat U you
would buy the house in Clifton Hill,
which we have just listed for sale. It
has .6 rooms, modern except heat,
large lot 60x120, cistern, ceivnt
walks, fruit trees and barn. This Is
an exceptionally neat place, away from
the noise of the city, but in a very nice
nelKhborhood. Price I2.8o0. One-
third cash, balance long time. Shown
by appointment only.
The Byron Reed Co.,
'Phones: Doug. 297; A-3834.
212 South 14th St.
140 icrrii tra laval land, close to rail
road. In Box Butta county. Nebraska; will
exchange for merchandise; prioe. $J0 per
acre; will carry $4.0ua. a. h. inompwa
boldraga. Nab.
DOUBLE apartment house. 8 rooms each;
one of the choicest locations in omana.
Rente $720 per year. Price. $7,000. Want
land or vacant lots in Omaha.
NQWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Hot New York Life Bldg.
WE can trade anything, anywhere.
LATHROP TOBIN.
D. 2068. 421 Bee.
WILL exchange 160 acres of tha best corn
land In Iowa, fci- good Omaha Income prop
erty, or will consider a modern home as
part payment. Address Welsh Martin,
410 N. 24th St., South Omaha, Neb.
KIMBALL CO. LAND FOR MDSE. STOCK
Will trade good section of Iirst-ciass
farming land for a general merchandise
stock. Price, $13.60 per acre. Holmes In
vestment Co.,- Kimball, Neb.
147 ACRES Morrill Co.. Neb., clear. Toil
know land In this locality ief selling at $76
per acre cash. Will trade for residence In
Omaha.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
658 New York Life Bldg.
Phono Red 1099.
TO EXCHANGE Two No. 1 furnished
hotels, $29,000; mortgage I $9,000; will take
clear farm or land for- equity; goes to
gether or separately. Address 1 273, Bee,
Omaha.
Mi acrea choice fruit and alfalfa land In
Lake Co., Ore.;. lays beautifully; very rich
and productive. Price, $2,600; clear; waut
auto. J. R. Adklna. Council Biurrg, la.
TAILORS
FOR evening functions full dress Is tha
rule, and to get It made right see Ed Thiel
Tstlor. 718 R. ISth Bt. ;
WANTED TO BORROW
8900 at 10 per cant for one year, on nicely
located lota worth eaailv 82.000. Will pay
off mortgage within the year, but will pay
entire year's Interest whenever redeemed.
K478. Bee.
WANTED, to borrow, from private party.
to save commission, $3,000 on real estate;
value, $10.000. Address N-430, care Bee.
WANTED TO BUY
BEST PRICfil paid for aecond-hand
furniture, carpets, olotblol and abota
Pbone Douglas 8S7L
Safaa One large and one medium slse
safe, atata else and price. M 280 Baa.
BEET prleee for BROKEN WATCHE9,
Old Gold, ate. NATHAN. 2U W lth St.
BEST price for 2d-hand clothing. D. 844a
WANTED to buy a second-hand butcher
hop outfit. Address George Gaver, Mis
souri Valley, Iowa. '
WANTED TO RENT
We Are Getting Numerous Calls
For Houses of All Slsea. List With U
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
04 N. T. Ufa Bldg. Phone Red 1998,
WANT to rent house about ten rooms,
modern with barn: West Farnam district
prefered; family of two; can give beat of
reference. Address A-468 Bea
WANTED SITUATIONS
Whitewashing .57
Win. McRea. Sll. Half .Web. St. Mar. 3406.
When yon have anything to sell or trade
todvertlsa It In Tha Bea Want Add columns
end gat quick results. -
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
fORT MEADE. S. D., JUNE 20TH, 1310.
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be re
ceived here until 10 a. m.. mountain time.
July 20th, 1810, for constructing Concrete
Dam, Spillway, valve Chambers, etc., in
connection with the Fort Meade. S. D .
water system. Plans and specifications
may be aeen at the orncea oc Lhlel (Quar
termaster, Department of tha Missouri,
Omaha, Neb.; Department of tha Colorado,
Denver. Colo.; Department of the Lakes,
Chicago, 111.; Department ot Dakota, St
Paul, Minn., and this office, at which lat
ter place all information may he obtained
on application. A deposit of $10.00 to Insure
return la required before plans arc sent on
individual application. Envelopes contain
ing proposals should be endorsed
"Proposals for Dam" and addressed to the
Constructing Quartermaster.
1tine24-25-27-2S 1uly15-1
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
furnished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust Co., bonded abstracters, 1714 Farnam
St. Tel. DDUg. 2866.
D. Switser and wile to Z. M. Green,
lota 10. 11 and 12. block 2. Andrews
A Benson's add f 750
County treasurer to Byron R. Hast
ings, part of Kempton Heights
J. 11. iSherwood to C. H. Uuiou, part
lot 7, Hensel's subd 600
F. Leslah and wife to H. Thielke, lots
667, 668 and 66, Homestead....:
W. Goodman and wife to C. T'hlelke.
part block 83, Layton's 450
E. C. Peterson and husband to E. O.
Tremberth, part lot 2. block 8. Hill
side No. 1 lL. 800
S. J. Butfett to F. L. Buffett, part
lots 3 and 4, block 167, City 760
Hastings c Heyden to tha lmmanuel
Deaconess, lot 17, block 6, Monmouth
Park .'
C. L. Epley to I. M. Epiey, part lot
13. block 7. Brlggs' Place
T. F. Maloney and wife to W. E. .
Maloney, lot 8, King's
F. Streets to K. Hencek. Dart of 4th
St. vacated 800
K. Hencek to Anna Didek and hus
band, same 300
O. S. Nesblt and husband to J. Btrlb-
bllng, lot 1, Moore's subd 1,800
C. H. Collier and wife to D. A. Hilton,
lot 24, block 11. Clifton Hill 2,600
J. W. Bedford Co. to A. L. Ordena
at at., lot 10, block It. Bedford Place 240
T. Dlnken and wife to B. Riley, lots
16, 80 and 21, block 4, Ames place....
City National bank to F. C. Adams,
lotsJ4 and 17, block 467, Orandvlew..
C. L. SDencer and wife to J. A.
Murphy, part lot 2, Cherry Garden.. 8,600
Henry w. Tates, guardian, to Halston
Townalta Co.. lota 1 to 17. Inclusive.
and other Iota. 1st add. to Ralston.. 17,600
tjnimer inasa t o. to J. L. Kaiy,
lot 142, Seymour Park
J. L. Kaly and wife to Ralston Town
alta Co., lot 142. Seymour Park
H. O. Harta and wife to aame, lot 141,
same ,
Ralston Townslte Co. to Ralston
Realty Co., lota 1 to 13, block 13, 1st
add. to Ralston... -.
Ralston Realty Co. to Ralaton Town
site Co.. lots 1 and IS. block 7, and
other lota, 1st add. to Ralston i
Ralston Townslte Co. to H. O. Harts,
lot 1. block 88, and other lots,
Ralstoa
Bams to J. L. Kaly. lot U, block 4L
ajul sonar lajad. HaXaUia...
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local b)
Grar.d Island local
. 8:18 a. m.
. 8:80 p. m.
.12:40 p. m.
1:20 p. m.
1:20 p. m.
via. Valparaiso (b).. 12:41 p. m.
(bj Daily except Sunday,
thlcaa-o, Hllwsskee at St. Paal
Overland Limited all 43 pm T.59 am
Omaha-Chlcsgo Express. b T.18 am 8 30 am
Omaha-Pavanah Ex.
C 7.15 am 8 80 am
Colo-Calif. Exp
Colorado Special....
Perry-Omaha Local
..a 8.00 pm 2.25 pm
..a 7.(7 am 11.83 pm
..b 6.15 pm 11.05 pm
Wabash
Om.-St. Louis Exp. a 6:90 p. m. a 8:25 a. m.
Mail and Kx press., a 7:30 a. m. all:16 p. m.
Btanberry Loc'l (from
Council Bluffs). ...b 6:00 p. in. bl0:15 p. m.
Illinois Ceatra
Chicago Express
Chicago Limited ,
Minn. -St. Paul Ex...
Minn.-St Paul Lid..
...a 7:00 am a 8 45 pm
...a 6:oo pm a 8:00 am
...b 7:00 am
'...a 8:00 pm a 8:00 am
Chicago at Nortk weetern
NORTHBOUND.
Twin City Express a 7:M am al0:20 pm
Sioux City Local a 3:45 pm a $:28 pm
Minn. A Dakota Ex a 7:00 pm a 8:16 am
Twin City Limited t 9:00 pm a 7:30 am
EA8TBOUND.
Omaha Express a 7:00 am all: 36 am
Chicago Local... all. 06 pm a 8:28 pm
Colorado-Chicago a 6:20 pm a 8:28 pm
Chicago Special a 6:02 pm a 7:66 am
Paclflo Coast-Chicago.. .a 6:00 pm a 8:28 pm
Los Anaeles Limited a 8:60 ira al2:20 Dm
Overland Limited. ...... .all:S pm a 7:46 am
Denver Special al2:40 am a 6:82 am
Carroll Local a 4:30 pm a 8:60 am
Fast Mall a 8:26 pm
WESTBOUNI).
Lincoln-Chadron a 7:n0 am all :00 am
Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:b0 am a!0:46 pm
Long Pinc-So. Platte... .b 2:16 Dm a 6:20 pm
Hastings-Superior b 1:15 pm b 6:20 pm
Deadwood-Hot HDrlnrs.a 2:66 pm a 6:20 pm
vasper-janaer i i tt pm iii wim
Fremont-Albion b 6:80 pm a 1:66 pm
Chlcaa-o Great Weatem
Chicago Limited a 6:48 pm
Twin City Limited a 8:30-pm a 7:68 pm
Twin City Express...., .a 8:00 pra a 8:80 pm
Chicago Express a 8:46 pm
Chleaco, Rook Islaael Pacific
EAST.
Rocky Mount'n Ltd.aU:S8 a. m. al0:30 p. m
towa Local rass...a : a. m. a 4:w p. m.
cnioago Day n.x....a ,:x a. m. a t.io a. m.
Chi. Local Pass....bl0:S6 a. m. blO:l p. in.
Des Moines Local
Passenger - a 4:00 D. m. a!2:30 d. m.
cnicago express... a :40 p. m. a i:u p. m.
Chicago Limited... .a 8:08 p. m. a 8:02 a. m.
WEST.
The Mountaineer.. .a 2:60 a. m. a 7:06 a. m.
Chicago-Nebraska Ltd.
for Lincoln a 8:25 a. m. a 6:47 p. m.
Colo. & Cal. Exp.. .a 1:26 p. m. a 4:30 p. m.
Okl. & Tex. Exp. ..a 8:30 p. m. a 1:20 p. m,
Rocky Mount'n Ltd.al0:10 p. nu al2:30 p. m,
Mlaaoarl Ps-Kle - '
K. C. 4 SL L. Ex a 6:40 am a SS am
K. C. 4 DL I. Ex all :15 pm a 6:30 pm
BURLINGTON STA
-lOth amd Uawa
Barllnstoa
N Leave. intvi
Denver and Callrornla.a 4:10 pm a 8:46 pm
Puget Sound Express. .a 4:10 pm a 6 10 pm
Nebraska points a 8:20 am a 6:10 pm
Black Hills a 4:10 Dm a S:10 nm
Northwest Express all:26 pm a 7:00 am
iNeDrasaa poinu .a s:w am a :10 pm
la it no i h jnau ri....o i:m pm su2:io pra
Nebraska Express... ....a 8:15 am a 6:10 pm
Lincoln Local b 8:08 am
Lincoln Local ,..a 7:25 pm a 7:60 pm
gchuyler-Plattsmoutb...b 8:06 pm bl0:20 am
Plattsmouth-Iows a 8:18 am a 8:60 am
Bellevue-Plattsmouth ..al2:90 pm a 2:40 nm
Colorado Limited ,..all:26 pm a 7:00 am
Chicago Special ...a 7:16 Dm alltOS nm
Chicago Express.. a 4:20 pm a 3:66 pm
Chicago Fast Expreea,.a 6:20 pm a 8:00 am
T a . .. T n.. 1 - ..It . . ,n
Auwa. - immu a.Jtf aiI4 WLLV.mf mxa
Creston-Iowa Ixcal.'...a 8:80 pm al0:80 am
St. Louis Express...., ...a 4:30 pm all:45 am
K. C. and St. Joseph. ...al0:46 pra a 6:46 am
K. C. and St. JoseDtr....a B:16 am a 6:10 nm
n. ana oi. josepn...,a i:i pm
WEBSTER STATION Flfteeath aad
Webatar
Mlaaoarl Paclflo
Tava. Arrla
Auburn Special b 3:60 pm bl2 :10 pm
toicaco, si, i-aui, Aiiaaeapolls
Omaha
Sioux City Express b 2:00 sm bU:46 am
Omaha Local , , o 6:20 Dm
Sioux City Passenger.... b 8:20 pm
a win jiiy cassenaer...D s:ou am
Sioux City Local. .........o 8:36 am
Emerson Local b 6:66 pm b 8:10 am
(a) Dally, (b) Dally except Sunday.
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Consul General
- Howe in Omaha;
Talks' of Work
United States Bepreientatiye Home
on Leave Gives Interview on
English Affair.
Church Howe, consul general of the
United Statea at Manchester, England, was
In Omaha for a few. hours yesterday en
rnuia m hla old noma at Auburn. Neb. Mr.
Howe la on a two months' leave, al of
which will be spent in Nebraska.
Ot politics he professes some ignorance
at present. "I waa In the game for so
many years, when It waa really strong
ous," says Mr. Howe, "that I really want
abroad at first to get away from It and I
am thirty years younger, beoauae of that.
than I would have been bad I remained
hero."
Speaking of conditions In England, Con
sul General Howe said a very serious dull
ness prevails' in the manufacturing Una
"Many of the factories are running only
half time." he said, "and the workers are
complaining bitterly. Of course, thay get
much leaa wages than American workman,
and the English workman who owns bis
home Is an exception. When the mills and
the looms of England find the demand for
their products Is short then trouble be
gins.
"Manchester is the greatest espcrtisg
point ot all the consulates. Last year we
shipped from there $30,000,000 worth of
goods and the duties en that amounted to
probably $12,000,008. Within a radius of
five er six miles there is a population ot
6.000 000, and towa after town in fact, all
of tliam within th radius is given over
to manufacturing."
Mr. Howe entertained W. J. Bryan when
the Utter was a visitor In England re
cently.
Plteher AreUavsiea Ialstae.
BOSTON. Mass.. July 14. Pitcher Aral
lanea of the Boston Americans, who was
suspended Monday, waa reinstated tonight.
Arailwnee' suspensloa followed the double
contest in which Kuatoa was ceieaiea sy
ClTaU,nn
1 My! y: what a S
c?MnosiTt cam I
rn JaV BOOK AMD '
' r i lU 6E SOAP'S
ComiuHT. 1810, BT
If
Items of
The manner of drying the hair after
shampooing is sometimes responsible for
damage to the scalp. To dry with heat
that Is artificial, no matter In what form
it may be applied, direct. In Injurious be
cause It dries the natural oils already
thinned by washing. It Is easy to stick
one's head In the Iron "bonnet" affected by
some hair dressers, and not be disturbed
while the moisture Is absorbed, but if this
treatment la continued Indefinitely scant
locks will follow.
A combination of rubbing and sun makes
the ideal dryer. To be sure, another per
son to do the drying then becomes essen
tial, but there is usually a member of the
family who is willing to be pressed Into
service If she can have the same act done
for her later.
By rubbing with soft towels, not only Is
thw moisture taken out without shriveling
the pores, but a certain amount of mas
sage is given, in Itself highly beneficial
because It promotes circulation.
It Is a temptation to use Turkish towels,
for they absorb quickly, but the selection
is not wise because they shed lint, even
when new, and the work may be finished
leaving the locks peppered with fine
The DailyBumble Bee-
VOL. L
THE BUMBLE BEE.
JOINT
STINGER...
....Editor
Communications welcomed,
and neither signature nor re
Defts
turn postage requirea. Aa
dress the Editor.
NO BAD MONET TAKEN.
NO ADS AT ANT PRICE,
Twice av Pleaaare.
The satisfaction of Te Edi
tor In presenting the picture
of Editor Soreneon, bona fide
primary can
didate for
United States
senator from
Nebraska Is
doubled by
the knowledge
that Mr. Sor
enson fur
It himself,
with ths re
quest thst It
be promi
nently pub
lished. He
said he felt
sure that In
- no other way
could he gain
SENATOR
SORENSON.
the favorable attention of so
many voters as through the
columns of The Bumble Bee.
For this and many other rea
sons we present herewith the
only authorised portrait of
Senator Sorenson.
Neglected Asslrenarr,
For the second time Mr.
Bryan has let pass an anni
versary he should not. by any
means neglect. It Is that of
that July day In 1808 when he
Journeyed from Fair-view to
the Burlington depot to meet
the leader of Tammany, who
had with profane emphasis de
clined an Invitation to Journey
from the Burlington depot to
Falrvlew to meet the demo
cratic candidate for preoldent
of the United 8 tates. The not
able courtesy and considera
tion Mr. Bryan showed on
that momentous occasion de
serves to be better remem
bered. Ross Ret earned.
The white race has stood it
for ten full days now. Maybe
It will pull through yet
Read The Bumble Bee.
THE NEW YORK EVENWa.TEUSMM (NEW YORK HERAL0 cii'"AJ RighU RtttratC
Interest to the Vomea Folk
threads difficult to get out. Any good hand
towels are suited to the purpose.
To get the best results from a shampoo
the person, as soon as the head Is taken
from the basin, should, sit In the sun, back
to. At this season the window may be
open, air constituting a natural dryer. If
a woman la In the country, where she has
seclusion, she may even go out of doors,
directly Into the sun.
Then the person who Is to do the drying
takes a towel In sn outspread hand and
places It at the nape of the neck, under the
wet hair. She rubs briskly for an instant,
constantly turning the towels as each por
tion grows damp and rejecting it as soon
as It will no longed absorb water.
Every few minutes she should place the
towel on another portion of the scalp, al
ways dividing the hair with the fingers of
the other hand, that the cloth may reach
the scalp. From time to time the ends of
the hair may be 'taken and lightly shaken
from the head, throwing out moisture. All
the hair is frequently turned so that the
sun shall directly reach every lock.
So life giving Is this method of drying
that hair so treated will shine and glow as
in no other way. The scalp Is toned and
OMAHA, JULY 15, 1910.
DEBATES BOTHER OUR
JAPANESE DEMOCRAT GREATLY
of Hon. Airy Lewis and Hon. Qulnby
with Those of Hon. Blackburn and the
' Silence of Hon. Sutton and
. Hon. LowBeck
Hon. Bee Sting Edditur So
delight I sm for one proud dls
tlnkshun convade on humble
Jap to print letter from strug
gled Demokrat combusting for
informashun where to throw
vote for congress. Hon. Low
Beck still ambulate in gum
shoos and doant Jestlkulate
where he stand on Hon.
Amerlkan lshoos. Hon. Airy
Lewis Jump 2 time up and 1
times down for to get. debait
from Hon Opponents. Then
Hon Qulnby surrogate to say
if Hon Lewis knows where
whlch to debait Hon Qulnby
will step 4th to publlo arena
for to anny hllate sed Hon
Seller of land.
Then comes two more 4th to
polltlkal arena one Hon
Stoecker, who shuvvels coal to
steemer boyler, but who to
elect which Hon Bee Sting
Edditur say would be fighting
climb ax to silly seeson; and
Hon Stoker try tor to pass for
Intellect man before Hon Peo
ple, and prince letter writ by
a manuensls (which Is Hon
Amerlkan alang tor type write
girl). Sed Letter Hon Stoker
hiaelf do not understand, but
he suggest Hon People believe
he light them, I renlg.
And subjoyned to Hon
Stoker come one harty flee,
surname Fleharty, who before
now was Kansas preacher.
plish if elected to congress."
Bekaws Demokrat polltlshuns
do say Hon Qulnby no politl
hun, and Hon Qulnby do hoap
for to speak out In congress
for new (leal all round, which
Hon Fleharty combust is one
"roseate picture." .
But to Jap man Hon Fleh
arty proclamashun la for nega
shun: He Is against what
Hon Republican parti Is for,
but surrogates never for which
he is for to see built up. And
my Hon Ansestor, Uncle Aggl
Sakkl, say to me for never to
take stox in mans what wishes
to tare down without knowing
whereof to build up. On the
other side of which contro
versy Hon Qulnby, he of con
gress face, proclarpe for to
build up new deal. So poor
Jap man feels dementallxed, I
narrogate for hard expreshun.
For even Hon Republlkan
prorogues no better hoap. Hon
Blackburn Is stiff-pat stander
and he try to make Hon Sut
ton abrogate what make of
baby buggy he desire for to use
for famus ride to congress.
Meanwhile Hon Sutton stand
4th with fold arms and try for
to speak In dignlflda silence,
like Hon LowBeck, only sed
Hon LowBeck bares not such
dlgnlflcahun of aspekt. So me
for to weep.
, NOOI HA8HIDA.
who Jump 4th to pleed for
Demokrat vote, and he com
bust that his trends do forss
him Into such arena for to
fight hole menajery of distin
guished Demokrats. And sed
Hon Fleharty try to cast slam
at Hon Qulnby, and Infirm he
Is no Atlas for to carry sin of
foolish wurld. X Inferenllate
aed notoiiua slam tq be balst
on thla which sed Hon Fleh
arty do procliam 4th to sus
pectant wurld: '1 have not
that exceas of enthusiasm
characterlstlo of the novloe In
polltlks that permits me to
paint roseate pictures of the
great reforms J would sccom-
The. aad New.
If It was a sting of ingrati
tude that Colonel Bryan pas
sed to Editor Hitchcock tan
years ago, what would you call
the dose Editor Bryan has Just
handed to Congressman Hitch
cock T
We Weader.
Whether Bryan will up
port Dahlman If he Is nominated?
We Hear.
That work is progreaslng on
ths court house?
freshened, and when the process hss been
repeated for many months, will leave a
brilliancy that Is beautiful.
MARGARET MJXTER.
When buying apples be guided by thelt
weight; the heaviest are the best. Home
Chat.
When buying root vegetables, such at
carrots and potatoes, see that thay are
orisp. Home Chat.
Mrs. Park hurst and her followers have,
been trying the ways of peace during the
last few months since the English elec
tion. Recently, a suffrage baser was
held in Glasgow which realised $8,600. A
self-denial week of the suffragists brought
$3,000 more. The antis don't seem to be
able to collect as much money as their
friends, as It is easier to get In sympathy
with an ideal than to work against It, the
suffragists say. ' .
Consolatloa.
There ne'er wss clime
Nor dsy so hot
But that In time
It cooler got.
T. E. M.
NO. 15.
TIP TO DATE
It's an open game.
That paving brick has not
arrived.
Tom Blackburn's letters are
unanswered.
Senator Sorenson's running
gear is holding out.
Sorenson hasn't told anybody
where he got the fifty.
Jim Rait la the hardest blow
Jim English has received.
The new court house is still
under, process of construction.
Ths Omaha aviation meet
looks like the real thing In the
way of fly affaire,
Laurie Qulnby is still look
ing for a chance to debate
single tax with somebody.
Charley Lobeck hasn't an
nounced sny - platform; bat
maybe he-thinks his old one
Is good enough for another
try.
Mixed
Consolatloa.
Brothers Dahlman, Hitchcock
and Shallenberger may get a
little consolation out of the re
flection that they are ne
worse off than ara BrMhm
Connors, Murphy, Ouffy and
Sullivan. Each of these hu
been under the spell of tha
Commoner's curse, pronounc
ed with candle, bell and bonk
and "no one seemed one penny
the worss."
'Cast He Da It 8
Said Mr. Bryan, bright and
'This ney stunt Is Just too
MJV.
I can make this foolish don
key Do his tricks like any mon
key I can show him that ha
ouehter
Like a duck, take i
water.
To the water cart I'll hitch
him;
If I can't why, then TU ditch
11181.
or no office am I running.
Bo I II Just forego my cunning
And hoae the Job till I get
square
With some on whom I'm sore
for fair."
Up to date he's made ths don
key
Look Just like a silly monkey.
He B le1 him to tha ....
7 V - .... vai
em nera comes
funny part:
Donk's at the trough.
the
bat
. i i j units
That Bryan cannot soaks him
drink.
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