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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 27, 1910. ". .-. ES. EA ILr E: 3 TAT -. ,-4 V J ! t I i-Win in si m nnrflJff Wl'MlVi mmm It'll lFlWlm REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR f AI.F, tContlnued ) 24TH AND DAVENPORT, -room cottage, modern but heat, rented lo a good tenant Price onlv J,SW. Will consider trade on dose In flat? P. U NIELSEN CO. 703 N. T. L. Bid v. Phone l. A-4.i0 PRAIHIE PARK, owner eav!rs: cltv. rems all modern, e?y terms for quick rale. L C7, B-. FOK BALE-To lots. 132x140. on souta I'th 8t. near Vinton; all special taxes paid, Will Mil a one piece or divide. Willlnl to tell at eacrtflc Apply at W ovt fjrt HI REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR I1LR Ala fcnnsa. SOUTHERN colonisation bargain; 4.0D4 acres; good land; I mile fit. Marv river frontage; Ideal climate; tine fishing and bud una , only 14 per acre; worth lib. Wat. ter E. Berne. Avondal Station, ttirmlng ham, Ala. I - Arkaa ARKANSAS FARMS Big liet; special bargain; cent free Write today. Captain Kiggs. Fayetievllle. Axk. BARGAIN SC-scre farm, neer Weldroo. Scott county, Arkmsai. 40 acres tilled and la meadow, balance Umber; good houaea barn, excellent water. Price, $1,000. a Cos. Weldron. ra ' California. FONT ANA orange lands t th beet In vestment In Southern California. $3n0 and ear Installments buy five acres and inde pendence, tuber live on land or company will plant and attend orchard. Write for term Fontana Development Co.. 117 WU coz Bldg.. Los Angeles, Cl. A FTNB lo-ACRB PEACH ORCHARD la Ontario, Cal.. value $O0. to trade for good Minnesota property about same value; cob eider Dakota or Sioux Falls. Several tine California orange groves, from $10,008 up. aeJe and trades. Have one called the finest claoe la southern California, price $l20,uoa Beautiful property will pay big returns )eo. If you have eastern property to trsde for southern California, sand description. (Trades effected anywhere. Faithful per sonal attention given to your matters, la aurance, sales, trades, rentals. Investments, ale. lleierenco furnished. James M. Vaa Ixnsen. SuS Braley Bldg.. Pasadena. CaL ACRES Finest Orange land Bern Fresno. California. ILSOO- V . Be. FOR INFORMATION on Investment In this routhern California apple section, ad dress Salvage, Beaumont, Cal. Ceusasjsv. ELF-SUPPORTING HOMKI In the alor. Kous fruit district of eouthern Bdtls Columbia for $10 casb and 110 monthly, without Interest. Annual profits. $600 to 11.000 par sere. Orchard, garden, poultry; exenery, hunting, fishing, boating; delight ul. warm climate; church, school, post ifice, store, big sawmill, dally traina eioee to market, unlimited demand for products. rite quick for maps, photos, free tc'oiuiauoo. West Kootenay Frull tends Co, Dept. D. Drawer lutf. NsLson. British Columbia. Colorado. A SNAP. TO CLOSE OUT AN E STATIC An ln..ioved 160-A. wheat and sugar beet rsrni, in gooa neignDornooa; miie irora school, K. F. D. ana live miles from titer ling. Logan Co., Colo.; J,i under ditch, al most completed; SO A. already under cultl vatlon. A straight propoeltlon for one wishing to settle in an established com munity. Address J. P. Irish, Administra tor, Moorhead, la. COLORADO LAND, I have tow acres of Improved and unlrn pt evert land for sale at from 110 to $28 as acre, within from one to t miles of town; aU good ullage, write me ...r partlculajra V. O. BEAN, BOV1NA. COLO, FOR RELIABLE, BEBT located fruit tracts In Colorado, on easy tsrms, lowsst Lricea. write Key. W. H. Colllua, 1UW al iith Ave.. Denver. Colo. CONDITIONAL SALE Will sell 10 acres t-year applee in Grand Junction valley to party who will care for IS acres on one siae ana w acres on opposite eiae; will i.ay $ioo a year for at least 2 years. Geo. is. rowen, las israaaeis xiag. ONE MILUON ACRES Government Land to bo opened for settlement Deo. 13, 1010, tn South Eastern Colo. 220-acre homestead given away. Full particulars furnished free by Albert E. King LAMAR. COLO. Merlaa. ) FLORIDA UNti BAROAIN-1T00 acres, finest of fainung land; two crops yearly; oeep water uiaiage, two rauroade, H.Mt par aero, waiter a. uarnea Avoa saie. Ala. FLOK1DA--Wo have millions of acree of Florida Umber, cut over, farm and colooi tsuou lends, fcstato Journal, rlig bargains, bice homes; w can aull you. .Nauoual veaiLjr Aaeucy, rfaL-asuuviiie. w luriaa. FLORIDA LAND. Florida You cannot lose en anv wall lected property ta londa. 'H rs sure of uuiua eu auvvLBHitM ru(iia Y s nave many aoua propvruee tor colonisation, fruit ana vegetable lands and Improved tarma Pope 4c Norm, nut Ailanuo ,t. liunai rut cias t acasonvuie. ria. BIG DISCOUNT ON FLOltlDA LANDS We have two Florida propositions, located nesr Lake City, and otter you a dik d e count on both of them. Land intt-nsAJv productive and fine for sweet potatoes, Jiish potatoee. Bermudas, celery, lettuce, CHbbage, tobacco, tomatoes, peanuts, pe cans, strawberries, oranges, tigs, iraiiei, rice, cat j, cotton, corn, uar cane besides being ideal for stock, dairying, bees and poultry. Three railroads, f.ne climate. c;ood water and beautiful lakes. Lndoraed by turmrra bankers and Hoard of Tra.la. t a month buys a farm. Beautiful Sft-paga art book telling all shout It free send for the book. Columbia-Florida Land Co., but limes Bldg., bt. Louis. lo COMING TO FLORIDA? Thsti don t mUs the opportunity to visit the tMw.d Units, the newest and best colony, fcidwood fsrms. tlilrtv minutes frm Jacksonvil.e, the coming metropulle of the soutn. Atlantic canal on one slda. ft Johns river on the other; r lorlila Eat Coast railway through center; rolling, fer tile soil, climate unenoeiied year round luesi winter noma: an itnuui bathine: hki sot iti foruimons, gresisst terming oppor tunity, l per acre, easy terms: values In cressing daily. Writs for booklet. Florida H4meeek?re Corpoianon. Jacksonville, Fla. leaBo. 2 YOU have Jut got to let your money work for you; the same way you work for your money. Today may be your opportunity. You can't ever tell when It comes. Investigate for yourself by writing Frank Kibletl, Albion. Idaho. He will tell you how to make your money double and treble. It costs nothing to lf REAL ESTATE FARM A " D RANCH l,AD FOR SALE Ida Farm Lands In Idaho You can't do better anywhere la this country than you can in Idaho. CHEAP LAND; long terms of pay ment, rich soli, pleasant climate, and all the necessary things to make a good home. THERE ARE GOOD NEIGHBORS IN IDAHO; most of them come from Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa. WRITE TO US AND WE WILL GIVE YOU THE NAME OF A NEBRASKA, IOWA or KANSAS MAN TO WRITE TO. He will tell you how HE likes the country. Write for our monthly list of prices a little leaflet that we Issue for LAND BUYERS who want definite in formation before they come out here. Ripley Brothers Formerly of Omaha, FILER TWIN FALLS COUNTY, IDAHO. Cassia County Idaho Wants YOU Write immediately for th hand somest free booklets that we send on request. Pictures fit to frame. F. K. GRISWOLD, secretary, Burley Commercial Club, Burley, Idaho. G. A. AXLINE, secretary, Albion Commercial Club, Albion, Idaho. W. J. MITCHELL, aecretary, Oak- ley Commercial Club, Oakley, Idaho. WE can actually DOUBLE YOUR MONEY FOR YOU in Idaho. WE CAN GUARANTEE YOU 7 PER CENT NET for every dollar you can let us have. We can GIVE YOU SECURITY A8 SAFE AS THE STRONGEST NA TIONAL BANK THAT WAS EVER CHARTERED. All you need do is to write to us. Tell us how much money you have to invest. AND WE CAN GIVE YOU A FARM MORTGAGE SE CURED by the richest, most fertile land that lies out of doors. The banks of Idaho; your own bank will tell you of our responsibility. Write today and get OUR FREE BOOKLET. Address BUHL INVESTMENT COMPANY, BUHL, IDAHO, NOW. MONEY TALKS Yes, money talks in Idaho. You draw 3 2 from that mid-west iivlntu bank of yours; I can guarantee you T7o net. iou gei a proved security. There is no danger of any log to the nannle who live on the United States government Minidoka Project. Write ior my iree oooKiet toaay. C; A. Johnson Attorney-at-Law, Burley, Idaho. Georgia. TEN Improved farms or rent or eel en crop payments. e. aiuinau. bluui City. la. GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA TRAVERSED BV THE ATLANTA. BIRMINGHAM ATLANTIC RAILROAD. Lends adaptable to the widest ranee of crope; all the money crops of the South plentifully produced, lor literature treat Inv with this comlne; country. Its soil, ell mate, church and school advantages, writs W. H. La; AMY, Oen'l Passenger Agl. Dept. K. Atlanta. Qa Iowa. KSS-ACRE improved ' farm, northwest Iowa; three-quarters mil from tows; lot acres tillable, tit per acre, clear. Owner will trade for good bualness. lass balancs back on land. JONti LAND CO. Peterson. la. FOR BALK T acrea. well Improved, at 167 40 per acre for short time only; toe acre, all valley land. Improvements eoal sbout H.004. A bargain at tlO per acre. Terms W. H. KENNEDY. CAWAKA. I A. IOWA FARMS. Writ for my targs Illustrated Est of Msdison county firms, fro a acree up to Mo acree. all prices; good liberal terms. bee Madisoa county bstor buying. Best .! arouud county In the state. Adrese J. O. BHR1VER, Winters, la. ATTENTION INVESTOR. A nonresident owner says sell his 10 aor level lend, for t per acre In the next ten days. Buhtect to a ti.uu) mortgage, bal ance cash, ties Ue acre tn crop. Come and see it. r wire me ir vou want it. Charles B. Wilson. MondsnUn. Ia. Bigger, Better, Busier That l What 4 vertlstng In Tb Be wilt do for your business. Ki asas. ALFALFA land: farm lands In weerw Kansas 1 ouote. subject to previous sale. . W. ls-ko-sA elatlow water alfalfa land, et l per acre: u,ie from atcCu N. K 11-1I-U. good wheat or broom corn land, U lr acr. t nulss from Maaniug. ,a Ma l ac U. D. Lard, boott Oiy. Kaa. i" ACKKs :n Andarsou county. Kan.; acrsa pasture, balance new land; price, til per ta Neat-Baa maa Laud Co., Oaj ml. sv.in. REAL ESTATE FARM AID RANCH LAND FOR SALE Kansas Con tlaaed. BARGAINS. IM acree choice lend; 1.0OS acree of It In wheat; well located, well Improved; $2 5 per acre; will exchang for smaller. A fine plantation of nearly 2.(M) aorea well located and well Improved; Louisiana, i2o per acre; trad. Modern 100-barrel flour mill and elevator, doing good business; central Kansas; Ij4. and cash for ranch. 120 acres good wheat, etc.. 4nd. central Kansas. 120 psr acre; for rental. I hav some choice farms and ranches In eastern Kansas and western Missouri, ear siae and price you want; soma will ex change. When you want to buy, sell or exchange land, merchandise or anything else of value. I would like to bear from eu. FRANK OEB. Lawreoca Kan. Louisiana, You Cannot Sit Down On the best farm in the world and expect the wealth to be placed in your pockets but we know that for th energy expended a man can get a bigger return In Louiaiana on Adeline plantation then on any land we hav ever placed before th public. WE SOLD TWENTY FARMS on our first excursion to Adeline planta tion. From the crowd promised for our next trip, we fel confident that we will sell double that number of farms. Why not.? The agricultural end horticultural conditions are perfect. The same 1 true of the climatic conditions, and climate In Louisiana means more than comfort IT MEANS CHEAP LIVING ' The first killing frost In 190 wis on De cember ath, and the last wa on Feb ruary 17th, 1P10, making less than sixty day of winter! Compare that with the long cold winter of Nebraska or Iowa, where fires are necessary at least six month In the year. The matter of cloth ing in Louisiana I greatly simplified by the mild winter weather. NEARNESS TO MARKET ' Many people have overlooked the fact that southern Louisiana is the closest gar den to the large cltie of the north, only twenty-five hours from Chicago to New Orleans. Then there are the other large cities, almost as convenient, Omaha, t. Joe, Kansas City. 8t. LoulB, to the- west and the Ohio and Indiana cities to the east. The cost of transportation is greatly simplified when produce can pe snippea by boat, as It Is possible to do on Adeline plantation. There Is almost no limit to th crops' that can be grown, either of grains, or vegetables or rrultx, and one can live ilk a prince, and the sam energy expended In the south that is necessary In the north will bring twice the return. Why not plan to go with us on our NEXT EXCURSION TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6TH, Wa run the famous PAYNE SPFOIAL, taking the best of care of our guests, and you will ee a section of country that will surprise you. Write and ask us, or telephone us about this. i I Payne Investment Co. LAND MERCHANTS, 8. E. Cor., 15th and Farnam, Omaha, Neb. Mexico. LANDS. MKXICO I have for sal aeverai fin tract of tropical land and transportation especially suitable for fruit and stock rait ing. Cheap on quiok aal. Live correspond ents wanted. None but responsible firms or parties need answer. References given end required. Address J. Perrln Kant, Tlaootalpam, Ver Mnxloo. Klanesota. . FOR Rale Cheap Oood farm) US aens; all under cultivation: small buildings; I ml ea west of Hawley, Clay county, Minn, Address Bos . Muskoda. Minn, tut ACRES, clay soli, wall timbered, with bard wood; located near this city; a big bargain. Price, $is per acre. P. R. Tblel nan. Bt Cloud. Ulna WANTED People for homestead, write to J. H. Heitmann. Baudetta, Minn. CHOICE FARM LANDS la Rock and Pipestone counties. Minnesota. l& to $& per acre; easy terms. Addreaa LNQKbKKTfcON LAND CO.. Jasper. Minn. kllaourt. tee ACRJC8 ANDK ACRES IN OOOD Id Csss county; 6 miles from Kan City, both well Improved; fin black limestone land; bargain: choloo to per acre; guod terms. K. V. BurdetC Garden City, Mo. A SNAP If taken In 0 days Fin valley. (0 acres. Improved. In the heart of Cass county, Missouri; t mile from county eat. Seal with owner; save commission. Addree Box T. K. F. V. Ho. . UarriaonvlUa, Case county AlaV MlSbOU.rU LAND for aal SO aorea to I.uW aorea; terms and prices to auit pur chaser. Writ for particular. W. U. biavens. Clinton, ttesxry Co., Mo. I 160 ACRES miles to town. good, level, well J rained land; on maul rout and school bouse on on corner of the farm, i room house, new; barn 30xi0; hog and cow bousa. windmill, plenty watsr, about a acres timber. 'Am 1 a good pise privet si iu6 per aci. D. E. CRUTCHER. Drexel. Mo. BARGAIN CO-acre farm'. miles from ara. M.: i.. acres cultivated, bslsnc. Castor, Bsvr ecfcool and at oh; atria li.uvo; terms easy. Andres t. u. J in, vvaraaw, Mo HALF INTEREST, 40-acr taxra under laid with glao and lead. T. Chapman, ebb City. Mo. THREE hlga elaas Impsoved ncrthweat Missouri farme tor sale; corn, clover auJ blue grass land; you' choice, $71 par acre. Virito lor n. Ucuiar. Basel J. Mesa. ner. O. bos su'. Chllucwuia. Mj. FOR BARGAINS In Ozark lands, alther farm lands, grazing lands or truit lands See ue. Prices from $o to $-o per acre. Over (00 to select from. A. B. Lathrop, i-'l Be Bldg. BUY MISSOURI LAND Raise vry. thJng; good merkets; cheap now. going up; easy terms. W help you. Writ quick. Missouri btat Immigration Board, Spring field. Mo. Haataaa, FARM LANDS. We own 4.000 acres of the beat orchrd land In th Bitter Hoot valley. VMll l entire tract or will dlv.de to suit. An ex cellent preposition on which to form a syn dicate. Will make liberal terms: small caah payment, balance ten years. W also have a besrlng orchard, well Improved, containing m acres. We want to get in touch wiih some In ones who can handle some of this. Writ for further particular. O. W. KERR. S0 Andu Bldg. Minneapolis. Minn. Saaraika, NORTHEAST one-fourth fee. S-li-M. in Cheyenne county, Nehreaka. All fine land, black loam aoil. only fHe or six miles north of putter, uuly tJJ ptr acre. buap. REAL ESTATE FARM AXD HACH LAND FOn SALE Nebraska Con tinned. NANCE COINTV. 400 acres of rolling land seven miles from town, two miles from countrv store and church. R. F. I)., 'phone. mile of school, ivell improved, young orchard, plenty of tame grass and alfalfa. This Is a good, stock and grain farm. Price for SO days, per acre. 312 acres M miles from town, tj mile to country store and church, school Just across the line; most of the lend Is rolling, but not rough. This Is bargain, as land aiound It In helling for pi to $100 per acre. Price, for a short time Is I5.2.BO per acre. E. E. IHJLSON, Fullerton, Neb. Douglas County Farm 700 Acres $60 An Acre One mile and a half from Waterloo. Two fair sets of Improvements, 5"0 acres of the finest corn and alfalfa land, 160 acres heavy timber, SO acres pasture. Term one-third cash, balance at 6 per cent. Armstrong-Walsh Co. Phono Tyler 210 S. 17th 6t. 480 acres: close to Indlanola, Red Willow county, Nebraska. Good Improvements: 8M acres in winter wheat; all A No. 1. Farm Land. Black Loam Soil, (except 40 acres In pasture). Price $."7 50 per acre. A. B. Lathrop, 121 Bee Building. DAIRY FARM FOR RENT. 110 acres, west of Dundee, on Underwood I Ave ; one-half mile from street car line; iu seres airana. Daianco pasture ana meadow; five-room house; possession at once. Rent, MOO. GEORGE & CO.. 902 City Nat. Bank Bldg. 40-Bushel Wheat Land $17.00 Per Acre ISO acres. Cheyenn county, Nebraska, six miles of R. R. ; good soil, level. W. S. RIPLEV, 2221 Burt St, CHEAPEST STOr-K" RATU In TC- braaka. 800 acre four miles north of John stown, Brown county, Nebraska. Plum Creek crosses. Rome lmnrnv,mantr Onlv 110.000. Will take $2,500 worth of autos, 2,6O0 can. tsai time to suit. A. U. Lathrop, 421 Bee. FOR SALE. Have good section of land In western Ne braska; must sell quick and will take $8.60 an acre. Address P. O. Box 267, Omaha. "TWO BIO MAKGAIN3." 60 H mile to towu, Jn Perkins Co., Neb, Best land. $6,600. eO t miles to town. In Buffalo Co., Neh. t-room house; 60 In corn. (6,AA, Only $2,200 cash, balance long time. STOCK'S LAND CO KEARNEY, NEB. IMPROVED farm of about 300 acree in Colfax county, Nebraska, all good 'evel land, new buildings, 60 acres In wheat lays close to town. U. P. R. R, run through th farm. Price. $90 per acre, would tak some city property. I. N. Hammond, 233 Board of Trad. T. W. BLACKBURN, lawyer. 406 Paxtoa block, offer section 13-16-36, KelUt county, at $7.60 per acre for quick deal. N. E. 4 Sec. 8. T. 18, R. ta. Cheyenne Co., Neb., 6 mile north Potter. All A No. 1 land. $20 acre. SEC. 31. T. 1J. R. 61, Cheyenne Co., Neb., aU good black loam soil, clay subsoil; fenced: sacrifice $16 aero; half cash. A. B. Lathrop, 421 Bee. $9.00 per acr buy sec. 33-1S-52, Morrill Co..' Neb.; 4M a. of A No. 1 valley land; black loam soil. A. B. LATHROP. 421 Bee. FOR SALE BY OWNER. Quarter section choice level land, 4 miles from Sidney, Neb., only $20 per acre If sold quick. Address E 421, Bee. Oki FOR fin farm IsSid In mild climate, good water, good land, write or call on B. W. Parks. Hooker. OkL - 210 ACRES of good farm land, 3 miles of Shawnee, Okl.; miles of street car line. This farm 1 well improved, acres cul tivated, with a 20-acre orchard, good stand of d fferent fruits. The soil will raise anv thing and plenty of good, pure water. The price of this land if taken soon will be $75 per acre, and would consider some ex change at Its cash value. For further In formation address owner. Wm. Madgett, Hastings. Neb. Boat Dakota, "THH IDEAL HOVKT OF ACRES, situated In the Big Ktoux valley, four miles south of Castlewood, the county seat ol Hamlin county. South Dakota: 440 acres of deep black loaun. under yearly cultivation 100 acre In pasture and 100 In tb beauti ful spring-fed lak Ftoience, with Its sylvan cen and sparkling water, deep and pur and filled with fish and gams in sesaon. and nearby I tn noma, a 14-rooni house, large barn, two granaries, chicken bouse, hog bouse and wtven-wlre pasture rn silo, machine house, small barn and numerous small building, all In good con dition, with windmill, thro walls and cis tern, all surrounded by a beautiful grove, plica, t26.0u0, on good terms, by M. J. Hua acll. Caailwo4. ti. D DOUBLE TfOUR MONET Co you want to buy a guud townslte We rave It Juat fresh from ti. government, with perfect title. 120 lot now surveyed and bout SO of them sold with sbout 30 build legs now completed In th town on a mirr load that has six daily trains, with ex cellent service- This townslte Includes 19 ar-ies of the very best of second bottom and with fin umber for paiks and sire s fin stream of water running through It, pine openings (0r almost all kinds of bust. teas, especially a bank, hotel and elevator. A grand bargain If sold lo tnlrty days. Ad dress FoHeiT Land A Loan Co, pu.L fctanly county. & X SECTION of Gregory county (South Da kota) land for sals. This section has tim ber, running wier fed by springs, lots of hay; Ml acres broken; 190 acres can bs plowed, all fenctd. one-half mil from school, three miles from one r'lrHd l n and six mile from another; good soil and to a very best all-around farming and stock raising section tn Gregory county, bouta Dakota. Call ou or wrlu lo CUarise Milner aer. fairfa a D, WHT PAT HIGH HENTT Mr. Farmer, coma to boiitn UanoLa; slos paying bign rents; own your own farm, spend the money for your irapru.eiiiania mat you are paying In loa In blgh rent W own twenty quarters ol und bora tnai we can sail you ior $ to $30 per acre oa term you cant beat; llt'ju to il.Jv down baiaac on payu:eui at per veuu Cum. here before in soaps are all buna Kor tail Infoiuiation wr.te Dikbu Urn, ut Baa et fceneca, eauik county, a. it. Teaas. WELL IMPROVED ranch of seven eee :.oua for aaie by owner, n center of Gray sounty, Texas; wsll watered, priceu ri.oi , u ii , i.oteli ' a 'i,!-a las. FOK SALE-32U acres level and tillable laud in Hartley c jui.iy. Texas. On rail road; very line land and at a tig sscrttxe. no trades considered. If Interested, wrj the owner, W, H Blown, Jr., Vlctoi. BiUg., M. Louis, Mo. TEXAS NCHOOL I.A ND.-Thousands ot acres coming on market monthly ta ranch men s lt-.es expire; fur eale by state, II V) to $j 00 per acre. Terms: uue furl.eth down, balance 40 years. Kend luc pos'aga for copy of Journal containing 1st anu letter of Information. Journal Publishing In., liuustuu. Tex REAL ESTATE FARM AD R AM II LAMJ FOR (.ALE Tex oatlaard. SACRIFICE SALE To settle a partnership, w II sacrifice sn.tmu acres of the best land in Texa i. within forty miles of Houston. 1 Will si-ll tracts separately as follows, viz: 7.640 ecres. S.7S0 acres and i.iv acres; similar land now selling at $.T to .." per acre, in some cases at $15 per acre in atnall tracts. This Is splend'd corn, cotton and cane land. Cotton Is paMng $75 par acre thre this year. It Is f nc orange and fig land also. There are fl interested they cannot iare vi-so a sale Is necessary. Come and t- : t make a price that will mm HlL.v.-.. ....n'KWOOD, Ilotciiherg, Texas. r ten. Seven Per Cent For Your Money Guaranteed The New West of the Intermountaln country Is the garden spot of Chance. You set two and one-half times as much for your money here as in older cities of the east and the middle-west. The security is the best ever; as good as the soundest national bank of this country. For further Information write to a paid official; a man who Is PAID to give you correct and reliable information. The Secretary of the ; Weber Club OGDEN, UTAH.' Factories Wanted Tb thriving manufacturing suburb of Murray, Utah twenty minute from the center of Salt Lake City with trolley ser vice and located on the main line of three transcontinental lines of railway. Invites FACTORY OWNERS to Investigate the claims of this city on behalf of Its superb location, cheap s tes, low rent, low taxes end unusual con veniences. Please write the Secretary, The Murray Com mercial Club Murray, Utah. WRITE TO WILLIAMS BROS.. Real Estate, Murray, Utah, for full, complete, reliable Information concerning th.s city. Busy factories, farm lands, town lots that may bo bought for less than their value, ARK A FEW OF THE OPPORTl'NITl K3 WE CAN TELL YOU OF. Write today. INVESTORS Can not find a better opportunity to eet 'n cn tun ground floor of a growing sec tion of the richest section In the west. Write me today I keep you posted and WILL GUARANTEE PER CENT Nfc?T. GEO. J. KELLY, Ogden Stat Bank Bldg., Ogden, Utah. You ABE Coming to Utah Then YOU MUST ASK U8 where and in what section you had better settle. PLANT TREES THAT WILL GROW; WHERE they will grow. Our NURSERY BUSINESS puts us in touch. LETTER OF INFORMATION FREE. Davis County Nurseries, Roy, near Ogden, Utah. Wasiitnttton. WASHINGTON APPLE ORCHARPS-$l acre down; $3 monthly: cared for till full bearing. American Trust Co., Seattle, Wash. ' 10 ACRES, CLOSB TO SPOKANE. On electrlo line, sublrrigated. near $750 land. Cheap. Part rash, balance 8 year a H. T. Roberts, Uox 1X18, Spokane, Wash. . Wisconsin. SO ACRES LSVEL LAND. ZS cultivated, baiano paature, (-room house. large bam, cnlcken house, spring and trout brook on farm, 2 miles from statiou, school on )and. $l,suO, raay terms. Tom O. Mason. Island City Stale bank. Cumberland. Wis. Wyoming- A NICE smooth KO-acre homestead; house; barn; eo acre fenced; 20 acre broke. CHliAP. D'Mh-NT. Laiange, Wyo. allacellaneoas. HAVE TOU A FARM FOR PALE OR TRADE? Or do you want to buy one' Make your wants known, through THE LES MOINES CAPITA!, th want me dium of Ioa Kates: 1 cent a word for each Insertion. I cents a line. 70 cents an Inch. Circulation, l.0uo: largest of sny Iowa dally. Give us a trial. Addreaa Th Capital Lan-l Lap I.. Utk Moinea. is. Successful Fruitdale US THE PLACE FOK YOU Land in this established gulf ooast colony la tue bebt Investment now being offered in the entire south; good land, not white sand; no negroes; fine markets; big protit country; not a new thing, but eilauluhed for 1$ years and succeas proven; heaiti.ful climate and beautiiul winters; uaur pure; rainfall an. pie. no Irrlgdtion required; $3 per month buys a firm In this ditrlct, where ten acrea can be mude to produce lo.Ouo a year; prlcea low now and mikes apiandid Investment, as land is rapidly in creasing In value: nothing exactly like It anywhere; tei.d for our big book of pan orama views. Agent, wanted. Fruitdale Development Company, U7, 421 Chestnut bt., St. Louis, Mo. WANTED TO BUY There are thousands of people tn Iowa that want to buy (mmi Improved and un improved In settled and unsettled districts. The wav to ben teach them is throusrh the classified pages of THE DEii MOINES CAPITAL. Average circulation last month HMA copies, put.liahed for twenty years at De Moines, la., by Lafe Young. FREE GOVERNMENT FARM. -- Oort -A acres still vacant In western tnte Rooklet giving locstlon of all lands, t ' ng h to get a flee homestead, etc , i I. F.tlertsun. Mayv.lle. N. I . Th Key to the (situation Be Want Ads. Notes From Three Carloads of Recruits Arrive from Columbus Barracks and Are As signed to Various Companies of the Fourth Infantry Number of Men Whose Terms Have Expired Re-enlist Thanksgiving Feast at Hospital Three carloads of recruit arrived over the Missouri Faclfle railroad Monday morning at this post from t'olumbus bar tacks. t to take the place ol the men d.i chamed from the Fourth Intsntrv. All the men were in the !est of h.ntn and as fine a looking bunch of soldier a ever come to the post from a recruit depot, only four of the mm being old soldiers. Pur suant to general orders. No. , the men were 'SsiKned to the following companies: lo timiHnv A: Hurnett t. cornett. Ru dolph Forhr.ger. Bert E. Rumett. John D. Sample. John F. WIIH. Samuel L. Holll- man, Charles W. Hoertel, Jerry O. Gross, l.ou s Evans. Hirsm Bauswell, Howard K. Haker. 1 red L. DeClute. James F.. Adams. Charles Woodruff, Cabs LeFavers, Trfd Kerr, Louis M. HartzoR, ( arl F. woods. To Company B: Taylor U. Allen. Ira Wil liams, iluy Workman, Gilbert Baker, Frank Boyle. James W. Manuel, Gilbert Jones, Robert Slusher, John I'. Saylor, Thomas A. Ford. Ixigan K. Hardman, Wil lard Thompson, John A. Morr.s. Clay Ilold ren, Joseph M. Hrgi.' Harold Clarke. Company C: Lew Logan. John Honey cutt. Stephen Jones. William McMillan, Robert D. Psrker, Silaa E. Van Winkle. James Fee. Boyd Olllt-y. Colli S. Greene. Joseph Ptak, Everett R. Brown, John Mob- ley. Company D: Curtis J. Weaver, James M. Webb, Edward C. Davis, Scott M. Conrad, Benjamin Chiles, John Butarl, William Kll lian, William J. Cross, Marlon Smith. John H. Wilson. Everett Davis. Audra Minottl. John Bateman, James Kelly, William E. Jones. Company E: German Miller, Jesse E. Basse man. Company F. Ellet IMUeV. Clarence Steele, Rolman Reed, Lonus Rued, Sam Mulllns, Harrison Finley and Ira V. Webb. Company G: Robert A. Blaine, Joseph W. Francis, Henry M. Simmons, Lon Patter- RAILWAY TIME CARD UN ION STATION Teata aad Maroy talon Pacific Leave. Arrive. cfjin. r ran. vvcirin(j. --. . ,."- r China and Japan F. M..a 4:10 pm a l f pm f vaa A 1 M am ft -1 ft AM sTs 1 1 ftm Athititlr. K.Ynre.as Oregon Express a 4:00 pm Los Angeles Limited. ...al2:46 pm Colorado special all:48 pm Denver Special a t.fl am Colorado Express a 1:60 pm Oregon-Wash. Limited-.al2.W pro 1 eia.a. T a 'iK salT. a 6 10 pm a 8:30 pm a 7:41 am all: am a i.M pm a U J0 pm a 4:46 pm alO SO ant b 1:10 pa oui in x ISB.HTJ ievvai . 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Chicago Local aW.t pio a 3.2a pm i oloiMuo-Cl.icego a :io pm a 8:za urn LBlcago speciaa a :uil pm a 7:66 am racitiu (joai-iiicao...a .u pm a : pm Los Angeles Liimloa....a M pm aU:j pm Overland Limiud aU pm a 7:46 am lunvar StMH-iai aU:40 am a t:S2 m m Carroll Local a 4:30 piu al0:uo am aat Mall a s:u pm a I. as put w::3TBorjNij. i .mnoln-Chadrou a am aU!:0o am Nortoia-Daiiaai a 7:uu am atu: pm ixiug Piue-oo. l iail...o a n, pin u 6:aV pm Haaungs-huperioi b i:ia pm b b:w pm iwauwuoii'no: bpnnga a : lu. a o.mi Laaper-Lajaaer a a.ae ta aui:u am SIMUOUl-AiuiUB u e.aw put a ia yiu itttuois Contra mroiu a.Xiresa a 7.00 am a 8:46 nm ilucaao Liuuteu. a b:M pm a a.uu am jauii, ou raui ai. i;w w auuo.-a- Paul LtuilieU.a tt.ou pui a k:0u au ivabnsn Omaha-ot Louis Ex. ...a 1:80 pm a 8:2t am Aiaii and luxpremt ....a im am all. la pm btanb y Lcl.Uiom C.U.l.o t.uu pm blv.U sum liurllagton Ctntion lUth and Masoa Borllnatoj Denver eV California. ...a 4:18 pa Puaet Sound 1-xpreoa..-. 4.10 pm a 1:41 pm a 1:4 pm a d.iu pm 14 pm aU.! pm ,':i0 am a 6:iv pm a 4.U pm b a.u bl0:20 am a i :60 pm a tm a 1:40 put a 7 .00 am 11:0 j pm a 1 66 p a a k:uu pm ai0:a0 am al0 3U am all:46 am a I io am a t .io pm eoraska poluts a :au no Biai-lt tillls a civ pin 1 Mull b l.Ju uiu Northwest txpreas ....all:upiu Nebraska poun " kuiaana jxpiesa a :ib aw Lincoln Local bchuyler-Piatisnioum .v pin Lincoln Local a i.io pm Plattsmouth-loa a 8 :1s am hellevue-riaiaiuouiu . yui Colorado LlmUed au:o pin Chicago special " Chitaao Lxpriss ....-,. 4:V pm C hi t 1 uPr-- "r- P'" loiaa Local Creston la... Local a S:S0 pm tt Luui r-i" " y " k' C i St. Josepn a ;:S am 7 q. sj bt. Joseph a u pm Webster Station 1 Bth nasi Webster, Missouri Pacific Auburn Local b 10 pra b 12:1J pm Mloa.snoiu A Chicago, St. rani. Omaha Depart. . b 2 lo pm A rrl ve. bll 45 am c b -') pra b 8.20 pm Ploux City Express Otnana ioc4 Sioux -ny "tiitr Tln City Passenger. ...b 4:80 am Moux City Local c 8 8". am Emerson Local b 166 pm b 8 18 am ib) Dally except Sunday. (c) Sunday only- Here is what a big real estate firm says of Bee want ads: "We closed this morning a deal on a house amounting to $4,500, advertised in Sunday's Bee. The client bringing the clipping of the ad with him. NORRIS & MARTIN, By a W. Martin. Fort Crook son, Jewell H. Wslker. Harrison Burk hardt, t'j rover H. Francis. Company M: Albert B. Wheeler and Rob ert K. Vanoel. i Privates Bert A lllims and Henrv Sh!rlv of Company C were hnnorih!.y d scharped from the service of the I'nlted States. No vember If, 1310. by reason of expiration of term of seik'.e Both men reported at the recruiting office November 22 and were re enllsted again for the same company and assigned lo duty on that date. Sergeant John H. Pcrotfglns. Company G. Fourth Infantry, who was honorably dis charged November 10, was re-enlisted by Lieutenant Fisk for Company O a a ser geant. Sergeant Scrogglna had an applica tion all apprsred by th adjutant general ot the army for hi re-enlistment In the coast artillery corps, but on thinking It over he decided to stay with the Fourth and evervone seems pleased that he did. First Serseant Richard Clarke), Company O, was also re-enl:sted as a first ser geant and assigned to Company G, where he will still be first sergeant. Privates Horace O. Womack and Elvon G. Harmon, both of Company G, were re enlisted November 19 by First Lieutenant Flsk for Company G and assigned to duty on that date. Private Womack Is an em ploye In the quartermaster's department. Mrs. Matilda Hayes and daughter, Ruth, left Omaha Wednesday afternoon for their new home In Lo Angeles, where veryon wishes them the best of success. Perrj' C. 8orrow. Company F, Second Infantry, a deserter sine May 7, 1910. sur rendered himself to Sheriff J. M. Dunkel at Grand Island, Neb., on November 14, l-ilO. nd wa delivered at Fort Crook, Neb., on November 22. where) he I now confined In the post guard house awaiting trial by general court martial for de sertion. Harry C. Bry, chef; Verner Ti Whltaker. assistant chef. First Sergeant Henry Raepk. United States army, retired, took dinner with First Sergeant Lane at th post hoepltai Thursday. Private Lane. Company H. was admitted, tn the hospital Wednesday morning. Private Smith, who wa taken to the) hospital a few days ago In a c.ritloaj con dition. Is rapidly convalescing and will soot be out again. Corporal Henry B. Hanel, Company F Fourth Infantry, who haa returned to thl hospital from sick leave at Atlantic, la. Is rapidly convalescing, and will noon bo able to walk without the aeslstance of a cane, which he la now using. Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant Tay lor was honorably discharged In th Mr vice of the United States last week, an did not re-enllst In the Fourth Infantry, It being understood that he went to th Second Infantry at Fort Thomas, Ky. The following- Is the menu of tJh) Thanksgiving dinner at the post hospttaJ, Fort Crook, Neb. On account of It being a holiday, the ward surgeon was very lenient with the patients, allowing- all that were able to sit up, go to the dining room for dinner, and by the look of ail tiatf, truly enjoyed the privilege: sorp. Cream of Celery. I SHELLFISH. Blue Point on the Half BheTT. RELISHES. Queen Olives, Sour Pick lea. Deviled ?, MEATS. Canvas Back Duck, Oyster Dressing, Olblet Gravy. VEGETABLES. Creamed Mashed Potatoes, Creamed Peas, Celery. PASTRY. Peach, Apple and Lemon Pie, Assorted Cakes. FRUITS. Apples, Oranges, Banana. BEVERAGES. Hot Chocolate, Demi Taase. Mixed Nut. Cigar. Battalion Sergeant -Major Goorge M. Reea, who wa actiug regimental sergeant major In the absence of Sergeant-Major King, l as been appointed regimental quar. lermaster-sergeant to fill the vacancy which occurred by the discharge of Ser geant Taylor. First Sergeant Ooede, Company B, has been appointed battalion sergeant-majoi , Second battalion, relieving Sergeant-Major Rees, appointed regimental quartermaster sergeant. Firhi Sergeant Trlbble. Company E, wa honorably discharged Monday, by reason of expiration of term of service. He in tended to re-enllst In lhi Fourth Infantry, hut along Tuesday afternoon the Judge changed his mind, and It la rumored tliAt he leit Wednesday afternoon for Anglo Island, Cal., where he intends to re-enlist for the Philippine Islands, as ha 1 going to retire as soon as he can. and the double time on foreign service ielps a great deaj. Sergeant Kowston. Company O, wa re enllHted Tue.sday afternoon by First Lieu tenant Owen C. Fisk, recruiting officer for company G. Musician Berllen, company G, Fourth In fantry, haa sent In his application to de partment headquarter for hi re-enlistment for the Tenth infantry, stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind., and also a three months' furlough. His enlistment expire in December, li'lo, and he doc not Intend to re-enllst In the Fourth. Sergeant Tiedeman has been appointed first sergeant of company C, Fourth In fantry. The quartermaster general of the army, accompanied by Brigadier General Fred erick A. Smith, commanding general of the Department of the Mii-sourl, wa a visitor In th post Tuesdsy afternoon, leaving fur the west about 4 o'clock Battalion Sergeant Major William B. Bond la acting regiment ai sergeant major In the absence of Thomas W. King, now on furlough. Pursuant to Instructions from the adju tant general. Department of the MIshouH, Omaha, Neb., the commanding officer, Fort Crook, will send Pjitate Robert Duff, company F, Fourth Infant rv, now sick In hospital, to the general recruiting depot, Jefferson barracks, Missouri, with orders to report to the commanding officer upon arrlcul there. The quartm naster depart ment will furnish the nec eshry transporta tion and the detachment hospital corps mesa cooked rations for ono man for one day. The travel directed i necessary la the public service. Captain Halstrad Dorev. Fourth Infantry, has taken quarters No. 19. Instead of Cap tain Noyex. Captain Noyes has taken quar ters No. 21, recently occupied by Second Lleuttnant Weeks. The leave of absence granted Second IJeutenant Whitney, Fourth infantry, ha been extended twenty days. Mis Emma Tracey of Omaha was a guest of Private Clyde Spangler of the hoHpital corps this week. Post Electrician Fred Falrchlld Is busy at the poat hosptt&l setting up the X-rsy ma chine. The machine Is one of the Scheidel Western type and Is rather a difficult type to work with. MOVEMENTS 07 OCBAHT TEAMgatlTSJ. Port. Arrlrai Sail. LIVgRPOOl,.... Emp. ot Britain... ST. JoHN I.mp. of Ireland... MONTEVIDEO acoul.h Monarch. NAPI.Kt) r.uianla Dues 41 Oenina. gvovev Stratbrr QlltNITOWN Majestl. YohMACHI ... Iran J4.0T1 taiiAal. . Price Adalbert. .. I v A V V