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OFFERED FOR RENT
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Hotels Ml Afirtairali.
'-men. THE CHATHAM. 110 8. 13th St.
DODGE HOTEL-13th and Dodge. All out
rte rod room; special rate by the week.
frpITFS-OTI ni: meal bonk. $6 BO. Gentle
men preferred, f . Har. Ml. 1042 Geo. Ava
Aaartaseat rials.
rtlHAP WINTER RENT -room fist
14A N. 2M 8L, do- In. very choice. 122 60
t-room cottage, 2017 Jackson St.. edit of
Writ Farnam district, only 129. Telephone
ttcir. Had
FOUR room Tat; fit w. modem, warm
and convenient.. 1.40 Bo. Twenty-seventh at.
Harney
CENTRAL ataa.ni heat, 4-room flat.
N. 23d.
MODERN I-room flat, rround floor, walk
ing dlatanc. I blocks from three car llnaa.
21 N. 22d tit. Inquir 21 N. 22d St.
II 00 7-room modern flat. li N. JUS St.
vpstalr. Inquire m a. IMA St. Call Weh
1TJ.
6-RoOM apartment In tha moat attractive
apartment huuM in th city.
JOHN W. KOBB1N8, Una FARNAM 1ST.
FREE RENT UNTIL JANUARY 1
IF TAKEN AT ONCE.
Near bleb suuooi, legant i-room brick
flat; modern In every respect. 212 N. 16th.
VERY plaasant apartment of 4 room
and bath, nice yard, at iW 8. Slat Bt.
MO I) BUN 10-room brick flat. 11 South
1ft! h, $3 month. Telephone Red 3968.
Farnlshed Hoaeeheeplaa' Roi
STRICTLY modarn housekeeping rooms,
close In. 221$ Jiarnay St,
FOR RKNT-Sla turnisned roeme far
II, nt oo jsekeeptug: also sleeping room.
Isll Dodga St. TyUr laU.
$22.00 Ktrlctly modarn, warm front room
and alcove, on bath room floor; for ra
apeclable ladles or couple without children.
fin month with us oi plaiio; vacant after
16th. VM Bt. Mary Ava.
APARTMENT, four rooms frontT cheap;
main floor, complete for housekeeping, il
Davenport Bu
2,2 HARNEY atraat Furnished double
parlor for light housakaaplng.
WARM, oosy.rooma, all modern, new
furniture, gaa, furnaoa heat and bath.
zm Dodga. m tm.
TWO or threa front rooms, partly far
nlihed lor light bousekasptn;; rant reaaoo-
Dl. 4W N. Kta 8L
ONE furnished or, unfurnished house
keeplng room. SOI Leavenworth. Harney
UM.
NICELY furnished 'room for light house
keeping, also sleeping rooms, toll Howard.
ROOM and board, or furnished room
for light housekeeping, reasonable. Tel.
Douglas 4701 or call Jll Webster Bt.
TWO ROOMS, completely furnished for
light housekeeping, on parlor floor and
very desirable; fine location; walking dis
tance. WiV at. 26th Ave,
TWO nwdern furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; private family, walking dis
tance; hoeu, light, laundry free; o per
wek. Zl a. 2ith Ave. llarnay fiUl.
FOR RENT Room for llsht housekeep
ing; heated. 2211 Double Bt. .
TWO large front roorne, gaa, bath, tm
N. itb St. .-.
FOR RENT Xlce, warm, light house
keeping rooms. U14 Cbloao St. '
FOR RENT A nicely furnished room,
rus, bath, laundry privilege. 211 Cbl
caffo St. i
FOR RENT Sthfle
2UH Davenport St.
room, downstairs.
FOL'R nice, clean rooms, complete for
housekeeping. 2934 Charles Bt
FOR RENT Two comfortable front
rooms for houske?pnt..;31fr'!-' "
FOR RENT Three furnished room for
housekeeping, for man and wife. S414
Webster Bt.
FOR RENT Two adjoining front room.
complete (or housekeeping; also Bleeping
room; gae; bath; phone. 2114 Chicago Bt.
FOR RENT Furnished room for house
keeping. llt California ftt.
FOR RENT Nice room for houeakeep.
eg; gaa for cooking and light. &M 8. 17th
i v.
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, . first
floor. 1712 Jackson Ht.
FfR RENT Nice housekeeping rooms;
good location. 201ft Leavenworth 8t.
FOR RENT Nice rooms for housekeep
ing, with range and sink In kitchen, also
Bleeping room. 1701 Leavenworth St.
FOR RENT Two nice clean rooms, la
modern house. Wl Jackson nt.
FOR RENT One larfre room for light
housekeeping. 24 1 Dodge St.
NICE suite of rooms for light house
keeping. 1MJW Grace St.
ONE suite south ront modem rooms,
for housekeeping, also sleeping rooms. 2u22
Ht. Mary'a Ave.
FOR RENT Two modern furnished
rooms. 1673 Bt. Mary's Ave.
HI'lTE of llKlit housekeeping rooms.
S. 2Wh Bt.-
ft
FOR RENT Four unfurnished rooms;
every convenience; small family. 2:22 N.
19th St.
I'af uralshed Rooms.
THRICE elegant rooms, modern, main
floor, walk nn distance. 330 N. 20th. No
iin on house.
rOK RENT Two nice, warm, unfur
nished rooms; gas for light and cooking;
private family. 2411 Hamilton Bt
THREE nice housekeeping rooms; .water
in kitchen; gaa. 1714 Webster Bt
FOR RENT Four unfurnished rooms;
kbs lanne and shades; no children- 711
Ilerce Bt.
FOR
rooms.
rent-two
403 N. 2ld Bt
nice unfurnished
X NRK, iar
ge doeirable, for two. for light
4 iiuuseKeepm
a; private entrance. ;
Leavenworth Si.-.
Foil RENT- Nice suite unfurnished
rooms: heut and light: good location;
i ln elites. 2ie Cass Bt
lioaaaa 4 Cottasea.
MOL'ERN. I-r bouse, near park. 1307
couth liih 8L ,
FOR I'.KNT Twt 4 room brick housea.
all newly i eiuodeled, all luudero. north part
bt ci I v. .i.
A nicu s-rooin cottace, all modern except
furnace. 6U Hamilton St.. 11.
4 too in apfcrtmmi fiat. li-'J No. Utb SL.
U .M.
I room. 19U Clark St. 110
C M. .HACHM ANN.
Jo faxtoa Blk. 1
"ffle. R. tiit. K. D. ftOee.
2M lHJl til.AS street, II rooms, 127.50.
31U . AND POPPLETON AVE.-Eight-I
coin inoiltrn brick fiat; on car line; Uo to
kood truant. VN right ft Laabury, M a.
luih B r-h-ne D lij.
-ROOM cottage; modern, except furnace;
beautiful lawn and trees. No. Soutn
3 d Ave. Rent only t per mo. ialep.ione
Douslas 4iJ.
ItCXJMS modarn. good repair Iwn s.
2d Ate.. IVO. ie. Harney U.
A BEAl'TIFl'L s-rooin, all modern bung
ao; in excelleul lirltchborltooil. on iar
. lie. ieaaunaile rent lo aood teuahl. euuj
c.iaiid Ave. Plume Webslrr 1791.
NICK coiy aevea-room house, l mo.
i... ek. t-lleuf 1um.ji 11. Khi on 'hi ?,rrt
M. tar Imv. No tJi N. ;th Bt. Will reu;
lor 2 or will eali en easy term. li
Ha'nev 6.Ut
. OTT.(iE. Ik N. tin l. Tel. Harney 50:4
7-lUJiiM house, modern, walking distance
faiic. bcauilf il. 'lurntr Para. 'or i'oils
and Bo. c entral boulevard. lnq lire )1J
L'UHlce wr Uu. McBride, count, survey r.
OFFERED FOR RENT
lloaeee aa IMlM"
i ea)lndU
Oin. Van Storage Co. parks. moves, store
household i'Oi Fireproof store it e, d4 8.
16lh. Branch. 8. 17th. Tel. LI. 41M, A-UJe,
Houses
In all part a of tha rlty.
CrelgU Buna ft Co., be Bldg.
FOR RENT New, modern, brick, ft-roora
hmii possession January 1. lsard St..
H 00.
MODERN (-room house, 2710 Capitol Av
Call Harney 1UH.
FOR KENT Fine 7-room modem bouaa.
on car l n.
Douglas 1717.
TiH California St.
Ca
FKKH1N Exp. & Storage. 1611 Cap. O. SLA
HOU8KHOLD GoUbS packed, forwarded;
cheap freight rates; muting and storing.
LspresMiien a Delivery Co. iel Douglas a4.
lt Mapla Bt.. 4 room, modern, 117.
NEW, I rooms, all modern except heat.
ShUl U Wlh Ave., I block south of Centra!
boulevard and Vinton school, lei. Tyler iaaV.
BRAND new, 7 rooms, tiled bath, oak
finished, laundry basement, two blocks to
three car lines, nice walk down town. Act
quick f you want this fine noma. 10 .
itutti Ate. i'hone H. 4JU.
FOR RENT -room house, all modern.
607 8. 2oth Ht.. for U0. Also 7-room, new
brick fmi. i'AK 1'odga 81., for $40. call
i tione llarney vjti.
8-ROOM. t. 3:120 .Burt, llarney 24ir8.
SAVE FUEL AND RENT
By renting one nf our good name house
at very much reduced rentals; 6-r., mod.,
115. 1647 N. 17th; o-r., H acre, ft; f-r., mod.,
close, II."., 7-r.. mod., Hamcom f'ark dis
trict, IAS; a-r., mod., choice, close, l-e;
also avveral others, V, up.
RLSSElil 4k M KITR1CK.
412 lLaniae Bldg., lath and Harney.
Stores m4 Offleea.
FOR RENT Office room, 23. located on
top floor; facing court, 270 square feet. In
cluding vault; rents for 126 per month.
THE BEE BUILDING CtiUl'ANY.
OFFERED FOR SALE
Maalcal Instruments t
HIOH-ORADE Tiffany piano. 112S: peo
ple leaving city. 1922 8. 14th Bt.
BASE BURNER, steel ranee, gas range,
furniture and carpet, cheap. K) N. 14th.
Typewriters.
BUT an 1 C. Smith ft Bros, typewriter.
B. F. Swanson Co., Distributers, Wis Far
nam St
YOU can rent an Oliver typewriter with
oak aland. 13 monthly, from Manufacturers,
most Interested In satisfaction given.
Oliver Typewriter Co., DoS.onSlll
MONARCH Typewriter, perfect condi
tion, fur sale cheap. 631 Bee Bldg.
BECONTJ-hand typewriters sold, repaired.
Central Typewriter Exchange, 1C07 Farnam.
BARGAIN SALE
Typewriters, all makes, V, regular prices;
greatest barKalns ever offered. B. ttwan
son Co.. 1316 Farnam St., Omaha.
Bllaeellaaeoa.
FOR SALE New and second-hand bil
liard and pool tables. Wa lead the world
In cheap bar fixtures; . easy payment.
Brunswick-BalkeCollender, 4u7 a loth Bt.
flfl AT j Reeder Cooking; housewife's de
vjjmj light. C. A. Westerfleld. D. 1W3.
WE HAVE on hand a number of Ink
barrels which we will aell for 10 cents
each. They are fine for rain water or ashe.
Call At press room. Bee Fubllsritna- Ca
About 40 feet of 28-Inch diameter No. 20
gaiiK. galvanised pipe, with four 46-Inch
elbows and T. This waa used for ventilat
ing purposes, and pipe Is in tood condition.
The B Publishing; Co., mb, and Farnanv
SAFES Overstocked with second-hand
safes, all sites and makes; bargains. Amer
ican Supply Co. 1110 Farnam St.
113. SO take handsome black lynx fur set.
latest style, like new; worth 144.00. Ad
dress H 622, Bee.
FOR 8ALB-HO0O first-class mortxag on
Nebraska real estate. J. D, Isaak. Ameri
can Falls, Idaho. !
ONE NATIONAL VACUUM CLEANING
OUTFIT,
with all the equipment such as:
U4) ft. vacuum hose.
One 10-lnch carpet sweeper.
One S-lnch rug sweeper.
One 12-lnch wood and tile floor cleaner, .
One 4-lnch upholstery cleaner.
One wall brush,
One detachable sweeper handle fits all
sweepers.
One extension wall brush handle.
One demonstrating glass.
Tools for engine.
Engine I a two-cylinder, marine type,
four-cycle, 7Vhorsepower. The outfit ha
been In use for a short time only. We
traded It in on an automobile and will sell
for 1700. Cost (1,600. Can sent a cut of the
outfit. If wanted. Inquire at The Got t berg
Auto Co.. W. 12th St.. Columbus, Neb.
WATCHMAKERS' lathe, engraving ball
and other tools and quantity of material.
P. ft F. Electric Uarage Co., 2318 Harney.
DRY klndltnjr. Il per load delivered.
Webster 6M7; lnd. B-6161.
TRY our own mined Klnsas coal. 14 76 ton.
Southern Coitl Co.. 21at and Paul; Web. 214.
OSTEOPATHY
Alice Johnson, 304-4 Brandela Theater bldg.
KATHERYN NIKOLAS, 64-4 Brandela
Theater.
PATENTS
D. O. BARN ELL, Paxlon Blk Til. d 7U7.
WILL A HO lil'LiY, registered practitioner
in V. H. Pat. of flue, tils Paxlon blk. K. itvul.
PERSONAL
MKCHANU THERAPY
Rheuinatitiiii miU stoinucii trouble. rDr.
Maigaici lialloiau. u Jseville um. O. 7iul.
DR. EOOEKS, private confinement home,
lilo Manna Bt., omana. Tel. Dougias o-a
STH1CTY private home for confinements:
exceilciu caie, bablea fur auoplion. Uil
Daveiiiort
'If AVI) View Maternity home, private
liuine for women during confine
ment. Addrssa Box 117, Florence, iel. Flor
ence 3112.
THE SALVATION ARMY ollct caal-off
clothing. In tact, unytmng yuu do not need.
W collect, repair and sell at 134 N. 11th
St., lor cost of collection, to tlie worthy
poor. Call pliuiie Douglas 4136 and wagons
will call.
MRS. BNYDER lias opened massage par
lois Hi '1'ha Dunkany. room 4, lum and
Pierre Bis., wheie sue gives salt glow.
Mvedikh movpiuent, vibra'or and radiator
treatment. 'Plione Red 4' MO.
JOS1E WASHBURN'S boon. "The Under
world center," at all book stores. Price. 11.50.
PRIVATE HOME during confinement;
babies for adoption, tinotl harnui Hun baul
tarlum. 740 1st Ave., Council Bluffs, la.
yoi'NU WOMEN coniliij! to Omaha as
stransers are nulled to visit the Young
Women's Christian Association building at
Bevrntrenth street and Bt. Mary's avenue.
hei they will be directed to suitable
boarding places or otherwise assisted. Look
Ujt our tiateler's uld at the I nion station.
"mabK SUITS to rent at LIEBEN'S.
Ifl'I'TPlfl''' I'"'"' ,c-. cured; no knife;
ItLJi A biui 1, 00k free, li.rnian Doctors,
4i I ioaiiw ay. Cum il Uluffs. la.
I'pilvJ Bait glow and massHge, 1wj6
--iA110 Do!. third floor, oj.p. pojf
olfice. Mme. Allen of t tiicano. l.oug. ,0,.
TREATMENTS at hotels or remdenrrs
Neuropathy. Swedish movement. Mna
and magnetic clilropi actice. Phone B-l.'j
It. llaneu
K. U lAVi:jOY repairs sewing machines
aud an aula It.eiu. 2u2 N. 21l. Wb. uut.
PERSONAL
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WIfjy 'n1 toupe for men. OrlffUh,
AVJO u n(i u FKENitER BLOCK.
SUPERFLUOl'S HAIR permanently re
moved, no pain, no loss of time, no Injury
to the skin, work guaranteed; lady attend
ant 310 McCasTue Bldg., 15th and Dpdge.
MAGNETIC
treatment. Mme. Smith,
621 S. l!th, third floor.
r U' : Drlental s
i roi. lyiujiuu Branu. Thea. rn7D. &
OMAHA stammerers' Ins.. Ramge Bldg.
... ..... " . 4 I ItT VT J will ....II 1 , .
rii.if'' 4AoLr. 19 ..in iiiiiiu, orace.
strengthen. Soc BELL DRUG CO.
MAC1TKTIG Treatment E. Rrott. 73
JL(VJILXiV s. ih e. Tel. Red 4fiM
DIt BURKE "Pcl""t- I'ieaes of
Ul. AJUAV1VL mrn fcnd wom,n N R
or. 10th A Douglaa, Omaha. Call or write.
VIBRATORY MASSAOE
tr. RlttenhouBe, SOS Old Boston Store, 4th
fieor, elevator entrance, UO 8. lih. Upea
Sundays from ti.iu.lo 11 p. m.
SwitfriPO. from cblnKS. l M. Mr. 8.
OWiltUCS Mathews, 331 Paxton block.
PRIVATE maternity home. Mrs. Dr.
King, 13i4 North 24th St Web. 1169,
lnd. D-1SI4.
AKSAfJE,ea,nfnt Mn- S'cele. Ill
jmooAULg J7fn st M flour room &
WE RENT and repair all kinds of sew
ing machines, lnd A-1MW; 1 long I as lt3.
NEBRASKA CYCLE COMPANY,
lit h and Harney Sts.
POULTRY & PET STOCK
BONNIE VIEW White Wyandotte and
Bourbon Red Turkeys. Mrs. N. W. Bur
bank. Bonnie View Poultry Yards, New
Sharon, la.
8. C. W. and 8. and R. C. Brown leghorn
cockerels for sale cheap. Barker Bros.,
lndlanola. la.
BUFF Orpington cockerels II each.
Harney 478.
PURE-BRED R. C. Rhode Island Reds
I.- 1... Iirt nAl,...l. nf Ihk 1 1
known "Cottage Place" strains for sale at
d anu j apiece, or j or 5 ior nens ana
pullets at 1160 each. George W. Dixon,
Cottage Place, Watertown, 8. D.
MAMMOTH Bronae Turkey Tome, 13.50;
hens, 12.60; pairs and trios. Thomughred
Tolouse geese, either sex, 12. Miss E.
Schlndler, Nebraska City, Neb.
DUCK! Duckl Yee. Buff Orpington
great layer. For prices, etc., writs
Clarlnda Duck Farm, Clarlnda, la.
BARGAINS ndr In all varltle Orring
tons, Wyandottea, Leghorns, R. I. Reda,
Rocks, Minorca, ducks, geese, turkeys,
William Koell ft Co., box W, Hampton, la.
PRINTING
Lew W. Raber, Printer nXuilMTo'is.
Bee Bldg. Entrance on Court.
MILLER & JAMIESON, 1312 Douglas Bt
Both phones. .
PHONE 1ND. A-M20 for Rood printing.
Lyngstad Printing Co., 16th and Capitol Av.
RIES-HALL Ptg. C. M S. 14th. Ind. A-S624.
REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
Midland Guarantee and Trust company,
bonded abstracter, 1714 Farnam St
PETER J ESSEN, jr. Co. Tel. Doug. 22V.
REAL. ESTATE DEALERS
REED ABSTRACT CO., Est. 186;prompt
service; get our prices. 206 Brandeis theater,
REAL ESTATE TITLE TRUBT CO., Fif
teenth floor City National Bank Building.
CITVPHOPBRTY FOR I4LB
- invectSient
4 brand new, strictly modern, 6-room cot
tages; nicely located; on paved afreet; con
venient to two car lines and paying big
per cent on the Investment. Price Ill.OvO;
only $4,000 cash required.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CX).,
Ware Block,
Phone Doug. 1741, A-1188.
8-R., bath, $4,000, 2220 Burt, half block of
2 car lines, Harney and dimming; asphalt
St. Owner, 8218 Burt St. Tel. Harney 24W.
FOR SALE Two lots. lll140. On anut
14th St near Vlntoa; all special taxes pal
Will sell as ens piece er divide. WUU04
lo sell at sacrifice. Apply at 421 sktuLs
tlat Ml
SIX-ROOM mod err. ottae. for sals 00
easy terina by owner. Um. Miami St
960 A. $60 an Acre
Sarpy County (All level.).
Harrison 8c Morton
700 ft. Trackage, 10 M
FRONTS ON PAVED STREET.
Harrison & Morton.
Dundee Bargain
2 choice lots between 61st and 62d Sts.,
on lsard In a block where a number of
fine new homes have been built the last
two years; fine, high, sightly location;
owner will make a price of $l,4ot) on these
two lots if sold by January 1; will make
terms ; city water to each lot.
HASTLNU8 ft HEYDEN, 1614 IlTiey St.
MUST BE SOLD
Owner will aell at cost, easy term,
brand new, Ik-room, strictly mmiern home
In Kountse Place. Tel. Web. ti234.
lift INVESTMENT
Six ftood cottages on large piece of valu
able ground. Near Vinton street car barn.
Always rented; good tenant. Income $750.
Price, $6.6u0; mortgage, l,tl. A good sub
stantial Investment, worth while investi
gating. WRAY ft STEVEN.
DOUGLAS 34t7. (10 BEE BLDG,
luH ALa. House I room, water, aewer,
louet sic; nlca Uee aud suruooar. jj
ku-ui Hal at-
AS YOU read this ad. so will thousands
read your waul ad if u i m Tbe Bee
REAL ESTATE
FARM ANU MA.C1I LAND FOR SALE
Arkansaa.
ARKANSAS FARMS Big list; special
bai sains; ient tree, vvrli today. Captain
twites. ayetteville. Ark.
Calif oral.
FOR SALE $70 to M per acre: k casn,
baiance ion term; the last of me oi
ranches to le colonised and in ine gieatet
nimauon district In the norm, wneie each
land owner has equal right lo water aiiJ
It never gives out; rich, level, aaudy loam;
Srows from $ to 7 ciopa aifaila yeari,
airy produce called for eaci oay uv tna
four ig creameries, no laud anywheis
near so cheap, any where In djliui, wiii
double in va.us in i yeuia, iii.esuaattf
tlus. Turloca uarden Land Cj., lluiiuu,
SUBDIVIDE-Have T acres of choice,:!
land lu Banta Cru mountains, ( mil,, riu u
Bant Crux. miles Irum GU-naood; jo
acres Cleared, ba.ance in tlinoei utid O'-'
ci.ard; county road run ihi. u.h lani,'
deep l ien soil; pi ice prr tin , ,-su u
subdivided ill small tiacla at l.uu pi ci e I
Jd.u Duuuls. danl C.
.us. Cal.
A IloMK with an Income cheap 240
acres. 6 in, lea from Aubuin, kood u,ijk, j '
rooms furniture. burn. sneon. far. inc. J
tools, i a.n. httiurns. iu ini.ch uo.
30 acres l.exiln- wictiard and rfiei.ca Jul
cree gva.u land, u i.aurai m-auu.. .1
alfail. oaiauce paxurv, 6 living nprinkj: I
all under ditcn, fineft clln.ate on esilr..!
2 milt S to R K Sitlpjl 1.. 'la tA"A. J uov
ieh, baiance 4 per cent. R E. Lee. Keel
tciele l.ioker, E. Auburu, Cal
REAL ESTATE
r4RH AU 44 A 1 44 LAU FOR SALB
Callfora
aatleaed.
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME TO f EOURB
1 to 6-acre home at Hayward at low
price and on easy terms; w are closing up
the Horry W. Meek estate and buye.s must
act quickly; the electric from Oakland runs
to the tract every 20 minutes; M. k'. and
Western Pacific runs through the lands;
only bs minutes to Ban Franc. soo; one crop
will more dan pay tor the land.
Beans produce $J0 per acre; eai, (cur
liest In the state) $.00 per acre: garilc, 4 00,
tomatoes. cherries and apricots, from
IA4I to $.o; local buyers have purchased
over $100,000 worth In last do days; they
know Its value; only about 8u acres of the
stibdlv.sKin left. Come out at once; free
information; electric cars stops at our door.
ROBINSON ft GUNNING,
General Agents for lands of Meek estate.
633 Castro St, Hayward. Cal.
FAN JOSE Income Home Orchard.
t;'i.50 6 a., adjitlnlng the city limits of
Pan Jose: assorted fruit orcnard. nays
l4uo per year; two good new cottages; rent
for $.4) per month; mill and tank and all
outbuildings; land adjoining selling for
H.wi per a ; best proposition In the state.
J. M. NELSON, 24 N. lsc tit.. San Jose.
$.00 I'KIO down; 10 acres good level land, 4
miles from Merced; adapted to alfalfa,
fruit etc.; 1 mile from school; small bouse,
lied, wster right
$1.2o0 $4110 down; 20 acres good level land.
4 miles from Merced; aUtpied to alfaUa,
orchards, etc.; water rlKht
J. E. RUSSELL, Merced, uai.
Colorado.
GARDEN SPOT OF . ARAPAHOE
COUNTY. .
Now Is the time to net ready and buy a
choice uarden tract for next spring;' have
a choice lot to select from. Some good
bargains in ranches, chicken ranches. Call
on The J. R. Harris Really Co., 21 Main
Bt, Littleton. Colo.
7-acre tract, or part, plenty of fruit;
also suitable lor chicken ranch; a bargain.
if taken at once; close to car line, call or
'phone Roland & Hoffman, Real Estate.
Arvada, Colo.
- FOR SALE.
ONE of the bent fruit ranche of S"4
acres at Paonla, Delta Co., Colorado, the
banner fruit producing county of the west
ern slope of Colorado, the county thai won
t4 premiums at the recent apple show at
Council Bluffs. One of the best fruit po
tions in the U. S. Fine climate, pure moun
tain water, good schoola and NO SALOONS
in the county.
Write me for terms on fruit land and
town property. Address the owner,
GKO. URAHAM. PAON1A, COLO.
Florida-
FLORIDA LAND.
Florida You cannot lone on any well
selected property in Florida, but are sure
of quick and substantial profits. We have
many good properties for colonisation,
fruit and vegetable lands and Improved
farms. Pope ft North, Wl Atlantic. National
Bank Bldg., Jacksonville. Fla.
Ueorcla. '
FOR BALE How Is this:: A lot 60x140
feet In a progressive city, and 40 acres
farming land, all for $200, on terms , of $10
rash and $10 monthly. Address, F. L.
Thomas, 32fi0 River road, Columbus, Ua.
, GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA
TRAVERSED BY THa!
ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM 4
ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
Land adapted to the widest rang of
crops; ail the money crops of the South
plentifully produced. For literature treat
ing with this coming country, Its soil, cli
mate, church and school advantages, write
W. H. LEA1JY,
Gen I Passenger Agt. Dept.- V. Atlanta Ua.
llliaote. ' V
FOR 8ALE e.100 acres in Cheyenne Co
Colorado; H level, H gemly' rolling; ad
joins two towns, V. P. R." R.' frontage; H
surveyed for Irrigation; owrr my own water
rights; all alfalfa, whrat, ifll pbtato land;
shallow water; country settling- fast; 2.0ft)
acrea valley land; great ranch or colonis
ing proposition; all fenced and onMsfenced;
freatest bargain in eastern Colorado, at
10 for quick sale; liberal terms, low In
terest. Inquire owner. Jas. U. Bailey.
Dtilavan. III.
FOR SALE Or exchange splendid 330
ecre wheat farm In Manitoba's moat fav
ored district, near town, and school. What
have you to .offer? W. D i'erguson. La
Orange. 111. .. r .
FOR SALE Best 600-acre stock grain
farm in slate; R. R. station, store and
elevator on farm; gravel road; will bear
cloaeat Investigation. Price $100,000. M. A.
Brock. Clsena Park, 111.
FOR SALE Corn farms; 363 acres In Bu
reau county, Illinois. $112.50; SC aores. Ogle
county, $o0. O. A. Holcomb.. Aurora. 111.
Iowa.
FARM LANDS.
160 ACRES FINE PRAIRIE LAND,
Bituatcd 4 miles from a good county seat
town in North Dakota. Every foot tillable;
will txade In a town dwelling to amount
of $1,600 to $2,000. Addreas Leek Bos 211,
New Albln. la. . .
310 ACRES, Fremont county, Iowa, fine
buildings; JM) 0U per acre, only $2,&u0.00 aastv.
FRANK CRAWFORD.
Ware Block, Omaha.
Kaasa. ,
160 ACRES In Anderson county. Kan.: 80
acres pasture, balance new land; price, $14
per acre. Neal-Bowmaa Land Co., Garnett
Kan
- - - I i.i tm i I . 1 1 I .
ALFALFA land; farm lands In western
Kansas. 1 quote, subject to previous sale,
8. W. U-20-32. shallow water alfalfa land,
at I3t per acre; 1 mile from McCue, N. E.
11-17-33, good wheat or brooin corn land. Ill
per acre; 4 miles from Manning on Mo.
Pac. G. D. Card, Scott City, Kan.
Lonlelaaa.
MICHIGAN FARMS IN FRUIT BELT.
No. 1, 40-A., all cleared, log house, frame
barn, nice creek, $6:0.
No. 2. 40-A., 16 acre cleared, new bouse,
level, good soil, $760 ,
No. 8, 40 acres, all oleared. bulldlnr. 4
miles town, 2t0 peach, other fruit II.UjO.
No. 4, kO-A.. 6 acre cleared, balance out
over, house, fine stream. 11,000.
No. 6, 40-A., unimproved. 4 miles town
good land. 4u0.
No. 4. 40-A., unimproved, level, caj : b
easily cleared, $juO. ., . ,
No. 7, KO-A., unimproved,' level, heavy
black land. 11.000.
No. 8. 170-A.. unimproved, level, heavy
black soil, ll.iOO.
All on easv terms, others, list free.
THE EYANS-HOLT CO.. Fremont. Mich.
FARM BARGAIN.
Best sno-acre farm in Mich.; black sandy
loam; 14 bldgs; 1 mile from town: net
yearly earnings $6,000. R. Arbogast, Bloom
field. N. J.
Miehtsjaa.
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FOR BALE 1000 acres of unimproved
fruit and farm lands In elaht townxliips
In l.ake. Osceola and Maeon counties, Mich
igan; formerly hard wood timber lands:
fcituaied In well settled country; title per
fect: abktraot furnished. Representatives
at Land Show and at Hotel Nsw Southern,
where samples of soli and products
are shown. H. W. Marat, Owner. Man
istee. Mich.
Misstiota,
FORECLOSURE SALE OF LAND We
have over li.Ouo acres Minnesota land to
effer at foreclosure prices; about one-half
value: liberal terms; uart or wnoie: c-ianii
opportunity for retailer. E. W. Taylor
Son.. Nat. Ger.-Amer. Bank Bid-, St. 1-aui.
9i inn.
acres
wik rijicr. ni in& c IV .-si. n-1141 acres
:n Muwer county. Minn.; well Improved all
tillable; .: m l. to town, ha f m l to rchom.
!- miles fu lov.a 1 no. i'rhe. V per acre!
M. th A. Cheney. Grand Meadow. Minn.
FOR PALE Left cut-over land in north
ern Minnesota and Wisconsin: W ,j acre
and up: farm, umber ami iron land. John
g A. Crub. 3oi Paiiadiu B.d... Duluth
Minn.
i0 OPEN MIN.NtaiiiA PRAIRIE at 115.
Tons $i;.ii harduaie anl iiiitilemeiii.i
and $S 0.O bu ldiiits for farm to Ciatcli in
loin bill Kx AJnar. il.nn
ret on.
KLICKITAT APPLK LAND.
4'' acres only $'Ai to p0f acie.
Ad ileal L. D. Oaaes. Uattuii. on
REAL ESTATE
FA R M a4 HtMH I.AMU FOR Kl.K
(ConUnued.)
Mlaaoarl.
lfln ACRFS-8 miles to town; good, level,
well drained land; on mall route and
school house on one corner of the farm;
7-room house, new; barn ..; hog and
cow house; windmill, plenty wster, about
8 acres timber. 1 his Is a good place, priced
at per acre.
D. E. CRUTCH ER, Dretel. Mo.
MISSOURI I.ANDS for sale. 80 acres to
l.OKO acres; terms and prices to suit pur
thaser. Writ for particulars W. M.
Stevens. Clinton, Henry Co.. Mo.
GRAZING, farming;. Umber and fruit
lands in south Missouri. From 13.60 to 123
per acre.
OZARK LAND CO. 403 BF.E BLIX1.
OZARK LANDS. Ozark Land Co.. 403
Bee bldg.
HALF INTEREST. 40-acre farm, under
laid with line and lead. T. Chapman,
Webb City. Mo.
Si ACRES AND 4"9 ACRES IN GOOD
old Ca.s county; 50 miles from Kansas City;
Dot ll wen improved; fine black limestone
land; bargain, choice, $ per acre, good
terms. E. V. Burdetle, Garueu C;iy, Mo.
BAROAIN 50-acre farm; 4 miles from
Warsaw, Mo ; 2o acres cultivated, balance
pasture; near, school and church; price
$1.0ki; terms easy. Address T. G. Owen.
Warsaw, Mo.
Montana.
FARM LANDS.
We own 4.0UO acres of the best orchard
land in the Bitter Root valley. Will sell
entire tract or will divide to suit. An ex
cellent proposition on which to form a syn
dicate, will mp.ke liberal terms: small
cash payment, balnncn ten years. VV also
have a bearlnjr orchard, well Improved, con
taining b-V acres, we want to get in touch
with Home live ones who can handle some
Of this.
Write for further particulars.
O. W. KERR.
209 Andrua Bldg. Minneapolis, Minn.
IMPROVED farm of about 200 acres In
Colfax county, Nebraska, all good level
land, new buildings, 60 acres in wheat,
lays close to town. U. P. R. R. runs
through the farm. Price, Jin) per acre,
would take ' some city property. I. N.
Hammond, 833 Board of Trade.
North Dakota.
WE own and offer for sale North Da
kota farm lands at attractive prices. The
Northern Trading Co., Caaaelton, N. D.
Peaaaylvaata.
FOR SALE
160 ACRES ALL EQUIPPED, $1,209.
Income $746 beldes produce consumed
by owner's family; 60 acres tillage; Juicy
pasture for 18 cows; l.ouo cds. hard wood
can be marketed in Center at $6 per cord;
orchard produces M) bbls, in season; at
tractive '-room painted house with spring
water; big bain, wagon shed, poultry and
sugar houses; owner, having other busi
ness, will saoraflce for quick sale and will
include pair horses, 3 cows, sugar-makini
and farming equipment, for only $1,200, part
cash; here's splendid chance for a man
with a little money to get out Into God's
country, be happy. Independent. make
money and keep hi family in comfort and
plenty'; rend all the retails of this and an
other of 47 acres for lo0. page 18, "Strout's
Biggest Farm Bargains. Copy free. E.
A Btrout. Station 272 Union bank bldg..
Pittsburg. Pa.
Tearas.
PORT 0'CX)NNER, TEXAS
The Garden spot of the south. Fine win
ter and summer climate, very beat agri
cultural and fruit land. All close to rail
road. Oris year's crop will pay for land.
. Pries $36 fo $60 per acre. One-third cash.
WARNER & WILLIAMS,
442 Be Bid., Omaha, Neb.
CHEAP RANCH Great bargain; 1,020
acres, near Foisom, N. M.; -rooin ranch
house, . outbuildings, fruit trees; 2u0 aores
can be put In al(ulla and Irrigated; 13
springs, natural ahelter for cattle; control
acres in" pasture; 2U-mlte fence) $10
per acre, half eash. T. H.- Pence. Whlte
wright, Tex.-1 ' ...
WELL IMPROVED ranch of seven sec
tions for sale by owner; In center of Gray
county, Texas: well waterea, priced right
Apply ' to 11. B. Lovett. Pampa. Tex.
Waahlactua.
FOR SALE Cheap, 10 acres good land,
about 1 acres slashed; good well, new
pump and, shed; for JsOO; V mile to Sheri
dan dock; 15 minutes' ride to Bremerton
Address Box 676, Bremerton, Wash.
CHICKEN RANCH.
Five acres of good alder land, partly
cleared, near good road; good new house
and chicken house; 40 laying hens, ducks
snd a lot of pigeons; two miles from good
new town, near boat landing; ten mile
from city of 40.000 people. Price, $so0; I3utt
down, balance $10 per month. See Mr.
Morrison. 233 Bond Bt. Everett. Wash.
TWO 6-acre tracts, fronting on Lake Che
lan, Wash.; 2-year-old winter apples, fine
soil, fine lake, fine climate, fine fishing
and boating; low prloe to close an estate.
Address W. H. Norrla, 4751 13th Ave., N.
E., Seattle, or C. P. Bennett. Lakeside.
Wash.
Wtscoasta.
COME TO VILAS COUNTY. WISCONSIN.
Good land cheap and on very easy terms
form $1U to $16 an acre. 40 acres for
$10 DOWN AND $10 A MONTH.
No Interest no taxes, Insurance clause In
the contract. Fertile soil, plenty of rain,
good roada, good markets, good schools and
churches.
Bend for map and book to Dept. 2, O. F.
SANBORN CO.; Eagle River. Wis.
DANDY LAKE FRONT DAIRY FARM;
62 acrea, only I milea from Centuiia. Polk
(ounty. Wla. ; excellent sen I, hardwood tim
ber; 26 acres under cultivation; good frame
bouse, log barn, small fruit and ahaile
trees; quarter mile frontage on beautiful
lake with fine beach; only $2,0, on easy
terms. Owner, O. E. C, Box A, St. Croix
Fails. Wla
A BARGAIN.
100-acre farm, slock machinery and all for
$3,200; small payment down; eo acres under
plow; new modern seven-room house; two
miles from Maustun. Wis.; act quick. Ad
dress K. M. GRIMSRL'D, W esiby. Wis.
FOR SALE Cheap, good Improved farm.
f 1,000; hai down, balance easy terms. Geo.
ves, Muustuu. Wis., R. 6.
TO exchange 1) acres good level farm
land, Oneida county, Wisconln; near
railroad and town, country rapidly settling
up and pi Ices advancing; plica $1.3u0, clear;
want good, sound young leuislered Perch
run or Belgian slalion, to weigh no lens
thiin l.Huu pounds and a sure foal getter.
Address Lock Box 6o3, Rlilnelaiider, Wla
LiEST lund In Wisconsin; any sized tract;
wholesale prices. Grimmer Land Co., Marl,
neete, Wis. ,
31 iacellaarona.
wanteiTto buy
There are , thousands oi people In Iowa
that want to buy farms Improved and un
improved in settled and unsettled districts
The way to best reach tliem is through the
classified payts of TI1K DES MoiNEa
CAl'liAL. Averagu circulation last moiiin
44.4W coi'iee. Published for tvtenty eais at
Lev lluiuci, la., by l.afe oiing.
REAL ES I ATE LOANS
! W ANTED City loans and warrants. W.
1 Faruain Biiiith & Co., 13:u r'ainain Bt
I
WANTED City loans. I'eters Trust Co
' tJ to on Omaha homes. O'Keefe
! Real Elai Co.. 101 N. Y. Life. Doug.s
,, . ii;,
! Il'io to 110 ' made prompt:y. F.
U cud. Weau lii-U , loth and Farnam.
D
tIAIiVIN liltnH 'Jd floor N. Y Life. f:M
to ;o'0.cl on Iminuved propel i. No delay
I LOW RATES HE.MIS-iVARLBEKO CO.
I . -.1, 4lllllll i um in - v.
LOANS to liome oe ners ai 1 hon e bu Id
! em. wnh priliHe of making partial pay-
; ki.e :i l a ellll-HllllUft!.
MCI Firei Xaiional i.anU llhU
MiiNl.V To !.OAN- PayifeYne-:i nenV Co
' ,
Persistent Adveitlalng Is tlie Uoad
.
Lig iteiuiiis.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE have CASH BUYKRS 'or GOOD bus
lnes and residence properties. V K CAN
St I.I your pioperty If worth the money.
U NEIL'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Tel. Tyler 10?4. lnd. A-13UL
UV Farnam street. Omaha.
412 North 24th street floyth Omaha.
SWAPS
IF YOU have anv kind of business or
properties to trade for South Missouri land
see oxark Lnd Co.. 403 Bee Bldg, Omaha.
WK exchange properties cf merit H H.
Culver. slJ-813 N. Y. Life. Douglas 74.
ONE brand new No. 70 Colt's acetylene
gas machine and gas rsngs to trade for
good hogs, cows or chicken 4uts Grand
Ae. Phone Web. 4794.
TO EXCHANGE 118 -acre, well Improved,
choice Hrrlnii Co., la . farm, $136 acre;
mortgage $4 too. Owner wants In hardwsre
or merchandise business. R. Betteeworth,
Cedar Rapids, la.
ENGINE, thrashing machine, corn shel
ler. and saw mill In good running order;
will trade or sell for cash cheap. J. W.
Engelke, owner. Missouri Valley, la.
FOR PALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
Omaha property, frond loo-acre farm In
Western Missouri; new 7-room house. Sot
peach trees. 43 acres In wheal. Address
tl 631. Bee.
J20 acres fine land to exchange for a
stock of g-cneral merchandise. Address
Y 272, care llee.
WANTED TO BUY
BEST prloe paid for 2d-hand furniture,
carpets, clothing and shoes. Tel. D. 3HV1.
SECOND-HAND clothing; party after
noon dresses. John Feldman. I. 311; A-HMI.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTElv-i-2 to I furnished room, suit
able for light housekeeping, by young
couple; must be close In; best references.
Address G 604. Bee.
SINGLE gentleman wanta room with
private bath, downtown district Addtvss
K 624. Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
FIRST-CLASS, practlc&l nur can b
pnirRiTfvl nt nncf lntiirtnn
LEGAL NOTICES
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING OFFICE
of Lee-Glass-Andreesen Hardware com
pany, Omaha, Nebraska, December t, 1H10.
Notice Is hereby given to the stockholders
of Lee-Glaas-Andrecsen Hardware Com
pany that the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the company will be held at the
office of the said company, corner of Ninth
and Harney streets, in the city of Omaha,
in the etate of Nebraska, on Tuesday, Janu
ary, 10, A. D., 1SU. at $ o'clock p. m., for
the purpose of electing a board of directors
for the company to serve during the en
suing year, and to transact such othef
business as may be presented at such meet
ing. H. J. LEE. President
Attest: W. II. GLASS. Secretary.
NOTICE.
Stockholders' meeting of the Union. Land
company.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Union
Land company, for the election of five
directors and the transaction of such other
business as may legally come before the
meeting, will he held at the office of the
General Solicitor, Union Pacific Head
quarters Building, Ninth and Farnam
streets, Omaha, Nebraska, on Monday, the
th day of January, lull, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The stock transfer books will ba closed
10 days previous to the meeting.
ALEX. MILLAR. Secretary.
New York City, N. Y., Dec. 18, 10.
lIM2ot
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Assistant PostniMter (Tiencral Re
ports Expenses Are Less.
WOULD RECOGNIZE EXPERTS
Irivlsre Mw Mnae? lo Thnee la
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nffrrra.
WASHINGTON, Dec. -Dr. Charles P.
Orandfleld. first assistant postmaster gen
eral. In his report, submitted today
Postmaster General Hitchcock, shows that
the number of postofflce In operation on
June 30, p'10, was 6:'.i!l. The arose revenue
of the postal service dorian the fiscal year
amounted to SLliS..'." f.2. an fncrease of
I.V.W.I47 .55. The expenditures for the year
aexresated lilS.STJ.KI.SC. ah Increase of
$S.97S,121 fit. The deflrlt was $T..4.4.:j5.M. as
compared with I17.441.719.S2 for the preceding.
year.
Although the business ef the postnl ser
vice Increased durlmt the -last fiscal year
more than 10 per cent, th expenditures de
creased from an average of 80 per cent
for each of the ten years preceding; to
40H per cent in lflO.
The number of postofflcea aslabllehed
during the year was t.30. -and the number
discontinued, 2.073. At presidential office
2.576 postmasters were appointee!, and at
fourth-class offices 9, 428 , post masters wera
appointed. '.. '
The net Increase In the expenditures for
postofflc clerks during . the year was
:.17.(Wi0, making the total expenditures
$31.Ss3.dS7; for letter carrier the net Increase
was $1.K60.S2, resulting In an aRgreirat
cost of $,T0.3!!2.S79, which was $16,047 less
in 1H10 than in the previous fiscal year.
The policy of the department to make no
changes In postmasters so lone; as their
services were satisfactory was followed
uniformly throughout the country during
the year.
More Aathorltr Wanted.
An urgent recommendation i made that
the department be Klven authority to ad
Just the salaries of assistant postmasters.
Under the present system It frequently,
happens that the assistant postmaster re
ceives a smaller salary than some of th
clerks whose work he supervises. Th
department has estimated appropriations
to adjust this anomalous condition.
It la urged In the report that somewhat
Increased salaries be provided for super
visory employes, including superintendents,
assistant superintendents and foremen,
some of whom now receive less In salary
than Is received by some clerks and letter
carrlera. It Is pointed out that many effi
cient supervisory officers have received
no promotion since their appointment, al
though they are subjected to greater re
sponsibilities than the subordinate em
ployes, greater expenses and longer work
ing hours. The entire amount requested
for tha promotion of supervisory officer
Is about $75,000.
it Is recommended, too, that provision
be made for the promotion to higher grades
and Increased salaries of expert -distributers
of mall In various offices. It is pointed
out that the services of these men are
Invaluable and that they are difficult t
replace when they leave the service.
Deaths While on Dwty.
An earnest recommendation la mad that
In the event of the death of a poatofflc
clerk In the line of his duty provision be
mads for th payment of a reasonable sum
to his heirs, precisely as now fa done In
the event of the death of a railway poatal
clerk In the line of duty. It la shown that
the Increasing use of labor-saving ma
chinery In the modern, .city, . postofflc
makes' greater, the UubllRy.tQt.akcJdetits.
In the office at New York alone four em
ploye have been killed and sixty-four In
capacitated sine 108 ns the result of In
juries received In tha performance of their
duty, yet It has nof been poaeibl for the
department to afford them or their fami
lies any assistance.
It Is earnestly recommended that an ap
propriation of $10,000 be mad to reward
poatal employes who present U th de
partment patented device or processes
that may prove of value to th aervics.
The difficulty of obtaining; competent
postal employes In remote sections of the
United States postofflce , territory U
urgently called to the attention of con
gress. It often Is impossible .' td obtain
efficient clerks for the salaries fixed by
law and it Is urged that the postmaster
general be authorised to use the regular
appropriations for clerk and letter car
riers In the payment of higher salaries In
such places, for Instance, as th postofflcea
In Alaska. '
In a discussion of tbe clerical and carrier
forces of the postal service It la shown by
figures presented In the report that no part
of the reduction In the deficit of th de
partment as a whole was due to any dis
crimination against clerks and carriers. As
a fact, the average salaries of clerks and
carrier during th year la 10 wa higher
than at any time In the previous history
of the department.
It Is the policy of the department, as
shown by th report not to requlr any
more work In postofflce on Sunday and
holidays than la absolutely ' neceiwary. To
this end an endeavor la being mad to
bring about a greater degree of uniformity
In the amount of Sunday work In post
offices and to provide for one day of rest
In seven for each of the employes. Dr.
Orandfleld says: '.' !
"There is a very strong sentiment
throughout the country In favor of th
discontinuance of the delivery of mall on
Sundays, and this sentiment should be re
spected. If the plan of discontinuing en
tirely Sunday service by letter carrierti,
which Is now being tried In a number of
the larger cities, where the sentiment of
the communities are strongly In favor of
Sunday closing, proves practicable. It
would stern that the desired result may be
attained without legislation."
From the viewpoint, of economy and
efficiency In the service, conares Is urged
In the report to take action looking to the
retirement with some reasonable pension
provision of the superannuated employes
nf the Postofflce department.
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