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REAL ESTATE
FBM AXD RAM II I. AND FOR SALE
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Florida-
FLORIDA LAND. '
Florida You cannot lose on any well
elected property tn Florida, but sre aura
f quick and substantial profits. We hava
many good properties for colonisation,
fruit ami vegetable land and Improved
farms. Pope at North. 901 Atlantic National
bank Bid . Jacksonville, Fla-
deorala.
FOR BALK How la this: A lot (0x14
feet In a progressive city, and 40 acree
farming land, all for 1200, on terma of $18
rash and $19 monthly. Address. F. L
ibotsu, KM River road. Columbus. Us.
Idaho.
Farm Lands
In Idaho
You can't do better anywhere In
this country than you can In Idaho.
CHEAP LAND; Ions' rr" o'
ment, rich noil, rlpatflit climate and
all th necessary things to make a
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kuu low. VtlCllki 1U Wo it.MJ Vu
VViLL UlVE KOI ThK NAMIi OF A
NEBRASKA, l(JWAor KANSAS MAiN
TO WRITE TO. He will tell you now
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.
Farm Lands Pay
In Cassia county, Idaho, farming has been
tested for thirty years. You can MAKK
THIS FARM PAY In CasHlA county. Write
today for complete, full and FRKK Infor
mation about this, the wealthiest and the
most fertile county In the BEST of western
states.
For FRKB3 booklets, letters of general
Information, photographs and lists of op
portunities, address:
F. K. OR1SWOU). secretary. Burley
Cvmmercatl club, Burley, Idaho.
O. A. AX LINK, secretary, Albion Com
mercial club, Albion, Idaho.
W. J. MITCHELL, secretary,
Commercial club, Oakley, Idaho.
Oakley
Farm Lands on Long
Credit
You can sell that middle west farm of
yours FOR CASH and with the money
come to Idaho, where the Carey act lands
give you the richest farms on earth. YOU
HAVE TEN YEARS IN WHICH TO PAY
FOR THESE FARMS and they are not
worked out, have never known a plow.
, Come now. And If you cannot come, send
us your name and address and we will
send Idaho to you. A beautifully illus
trated booklet FREE FOR THE ASKING.
The pictures are printed In sepia; you can
eo the natural colors of the landscape.
Send now to the 111 HI. INVESTMENT
CO., BL'HL, IDAHO. Write today for this
book.
THE Kuhns, the Pittsburg financiers,
have spent $130,000,000 developing Idaho.
You don't suppose they used only their
own money, do you? They advertised their
bonds, took public subscriptions and made
money for everybody. We can point the
way for you to make money In Idaho. It
won't cost you anything to learn. Write
Frank Rlblett. Albion, Idaho.
Money Talks
Yes, money talks In Idaho; You
draw 3 from that mid-west savings
bank of yours; I can guarantee you
-7, net. You get a proved security.
There is no danger of any loss to the
people who live on the United States
government Minidoka Project. Write
for my free booklet today.
C. A. Johnson
Attorney-at-Law, Burley, Idaho.
Illinois.
FOR SALE Corn farms; SS3 acres tn Bu
reau county. Illinois, tut 60; sC acres. Ogie
county. $0. O. A. Holcooib. Aurora. 111.
FOR BALE Best 600-acre stock grain
farm In state; R K. station, store and
elevator on farm; gravel road; will bear
cluMat InvesUgallon. Price $iuu.000. U. A.
Brook. Ciaaua Park. Ill
FOR BALE Or exchange a splendid 32S
gore wheat farm tn Manitoba's most fav
ored district, oear town and school. Wha
have yuu to oXferT W. L. Ferguson. La
Orange. Ill-
lovra.
TAYLOR COUNTY, IOWA
127 acres In Taylor county, la.. mile
from new market. Good s-room house. 2
barns, corn crib and bugty shed. Orchard
and shade trees; 2 wells. Fenced and cross
fenced. Every foot can be cultivated, no
bills or hollows. Price $110 per acre. $5,on0
cash. March 1st possession.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
loug. 17S1; Ind. A-113S. ' Omaha, Neb
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FARM LAN PA
Is ACRES FINE PKAIRIB LAND.
Situated nvles from a good countv seat
town la North Dakota. Every foot tillable;
ill trade la a tew dwelling to amount
f tl.hsi to $1,000. Addreaa Lock bos in.
Isew Allan. la.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AM) HAhCH 1, A M) FOR SAI.B
Iowa Continued.
MONONA CWNTY, IOWA
6ii7 aires near Mapleton; 240 acres In
cultivation, balance In posture. Fine Im
provement, well fenc ed unci close to threo
towns. First class stock and general pur
pose fitrm. Owner must sell before March
1st; wants offer.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Doug. 17S1; Ind. A-1188. Omaha, Neb.
TWO IOWA FARM BARGAINS.
To close a partnership and enable our
Mr. Becor to move south, we otter up to
Mart u 1. Ml:
240 ACRKf, one mile from town, best Im
proved, cleanest and best farmed farm in
northern Iowa for only 1106 an acre. Pos
session March 1.
160 ACRES, four and one-half miles to
good town; small Improvements; 8u8 an
acre. Kasy terms.
Hecor A Sparks. Buffalo Center, la.
UNION COUNTY, IOWA
111 Acres, well Improved and one mile to
Lorlmer. All In cultivation, fenced and
cross fenced. Bmooth land, Rood soil. Price
tW. 2.W cush, balance long time. Immedi
ate possession.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Doug. 1781: Ind. A-HM. Omaha, Neb.
Kansas.
CRAWFORD county. Kansas.. Farms;
??0 acres Improved; bargain, 115.000; easy
terms, 80 and 100, also 6, 10 and 18 acre
fruit and poultry. For particulars writ
Geo. W. Strlckler, Otrard, Kan.
Do You Want a
Good Kansas
Farm?
Here It Is: G40 acres, one-half new land
which heretofore has not been cultivated;
has boo J 9-room house, well built; barn 40
xW), with cement floor, also numerous other
outbuildings, all In good repair. This farm
Is located In Cowely i-ounty in southeastern
Kansas, within 3 miles of good railroad
town. The owner of this farm Is of ad
vanced years and unable to properly work
the land, hence he his decided to offer t!ie
land, together with about 17,000 of live
tuck and farm machinery, at a bargain.
O'Neils Real Estate
Agency
LiOj m nam tit.
Both Phones; Bell. Tyler mi. Ind.. A-3313.
640 ACKf.3, 8 ml. town. New six room
house, barn, sheds. 30 plowea, balance
fenced pasture, all smooth, Uiluola. Rural
route, telepnono. Oood road, soil, neigh
bors. Crippled with sciatica, cause for
selling. J-5 per acre; time If wanted. U.
W. Albright, n re w tor. Kau.
DRESS your face In a smile, It won't
cstcu cold. Now s the time to "swap '
tarms, ranches, city property or mute.
'Hot ' bargains for -"cold' days.-price and
describe your propomuuns. M. U, Wsds
worth, Uaidea City, Kan.
-100. TUN miles from Emporia; 130 culti
vated; house S rooms, one two rooms; good
barn; aittilta, clover, timber; school twenty
rods; $u0. J. T. Burton, Emporia, Kan.
370 ACRES alfalfa grain and stock farm,
rich bottom land, one mile Cherokee
county, Kacsas; offered snort lime, 34
per acre. Act quick, tu. J. Voiaw, Vvicuita,
Ivan.
MR. RENTER Bargains In west central
Kansas. Nice luO acres, improved, 3 uuies
elation; easy terms; J,ow. a.o acres raw
land, J,3uu. Ed. H,wing, Uiguiun, Kan.
too ACRE grain and stock farm; Im
proved; 3 miles market; UM acres bottom
ana upland crop lanu; springs, well and
river, 6. bpeoal. Heiaer at iiostrup, Man
hattan, Kan.
3,3u0 ACRES, solid tract, 4 sets Improve
ments; 2 miles town, best sou; can t be
duplicated ill state, lii. Best tonus. Kan-as-Culorado
Investment Co , bcutt City,
Kan.
828 ACRES wheat, corn and alfalfa land,
southern Kansas; 6 milm county seat; DO
acres wheat. 30 acres alfalfa; well Un
proved. Price $Ji. Ik L Kiser, El Dorado,
Kan.
760 ACRES, well Improved, adjoins R. R.
town In southern Kansas. Alfalfa, corn,
wheat, stock and fruit iarm. Price $:o,0u0;
best of terms. W. 1. Carter. Sterling, Kan,
Loalalaaa.
FOR SALE Louisiana orange and fig
trees are money makers.
Will sell you 6 acres of fertile land with
100 orange and fig trees bearing In 2 years
for $250; $20 monthly payments; will culti
vate and lake care of trees and pay tax
tor t years; no Interest; title guaranteed;
trees tins htUMi.i in this section hava netted
from $5 to $10; Inducements on larger
tracts. For further particulars address A.
J. Godard. Abbeville, La.
Michigan.
FOR BALE 12.000 gores of unimproved
fruit and farm lands in eight townships
In Lake, Osceola and Mason counties, Mlob
!fcn; formerly hard wood timber lauds,
situated In well settled country, title per
fect; abstract furnished. Representatives
at Land Show and at Hotel New boutiiern.
where samples of soli and products
are shown. H. W . Marsk, Owner. Uaa
letee, Mich.
FARM BARGAIN.
Best O0-acre lanu in Mich.; black sandy
loam; 14 bldgs; 1 mile from town; net
yearly earnings fo.uGu. R. Arbogasl, lUoou
field. N. J.
Minnesota.
40 OPEN MINNESOTA PRAIRIE at $14.
Terms: $12,001 hardware and Implements
and Itl.Out building's for farm to uiatun la
torn belt. I'oi lie. Adrian. Minn.
' FORECLOSURE SALft OF LAND We
have over l&.uwO acres Minnesota land te
offer at foreclosure prices; about one-half
value; liberal terms; part or whole; grand
opportunity for retailer. E. W. Taylor Jt
too.. Nat. Oer.-Aoir. bank Bldg.. et. Paul,
Mlno.
FOR SALE BY THE OWNER -100 acres
In Mower county, Minn.; well Improved, all
tillable; 2 miles to town, half mile to school.
U miles to Iowa l.nu. Price, $70 per acre,
beth A. Cheney, Grand Meadow, Minn.
FOR BALE Best cut-over land In north
trn Minnesota and Wisconsin; ti-'i per acre
and up; farm, timber and Iron lands. Jona
y A. Ouaby. 1 Palladia bid.. Duluia,
Mlna.
llUMarl.
STOP! Doa't go a step further than
Doi-tlas to. down In the beautiful Oxarks.
Raise anything; corn, 40 to 66 bushels per
acre; ail other crop in ptoortion, cheap
est good land on earth; Sv to $2o per acre.
Free mtorma.luii. Globe Real Estate Co..
Ava. Mo.
FOR SALE 730 acres splendid Vernon
Co. tMo ) slock and grain farm; every acre
guoa, p.eiii) i i waM-r. 1 rice. Sou per acre;
as good is tl'JO loa land and far belter
climate. rue for better oeocnpiiou- K.
E bpurgeon. Owner. Olathe, Kan.
266-ACHE valley stock farm near Leba
Bon, Mo ; well improved, good soil. 60-acre
field. UW-acre pasture, several springs. $1.
Terms, no trade. Ed C. Bauiuao. 4u4
Boonviile bt.. Springfield. Mo.
STOP! Listen! 80-scre valley farm. $5.
Terms. Cheap timberland. McGralb, Moun
tain View, Mo.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND Ht.MH I.A.Nll FOR BALK
Mlssonrl font lasted.
1) ACRES t miles to town; good, level,
well drained land; ou mall rout and
school bouse on one corner of the farm;
1-room house, new; barn 30x00; hog and
low house; windmill, plenty water, about
8 acres timber. This Is a good place, priced
at tt per acre.
D. E. CKUTC1IER, Drexel. Mo.
HALF INTEREST. 40-acre farm, under
laid with si no and lead. T. Chapman.
Webb City. Mo.
M0 ACRiB AND 409 ACRES IN UOOU
eld Cass county; bo miles from Kansas City;
both well Improved; fine black limestone
land; bargain; choice, $ per acre; good
terms, ki. V. Burdetle, Uaroeu City, lio.
BUY Missouri Land raises everything;
good markets; cheap now, going up; easy
terms. We help you. Write quick. Mis
souri State immigration Board, Spring
field, Mo.'
MISSOURI BA11QAINS
We have a large list of Improved and
unimproved farms In south Missouri,
ranging in price from 14 up to H0 per acre.
Call or write for description.
WAKNEK fc WILLIAMS,
442 Bee Bldg.
MISSOURI LANDS for sale, 80 acres to
1. 000 acres; terms and prices to suit pur
chaser. Write for particulars. W. al.
Stevens. Cllntou, Henry Co., Mo.
BARGAIN 60-acre farm; 4 miles from
Warsaw, Mo.; 26 acres cultivated, balance
feature; near school and church; price
1,000; terms easy. Address T. U. Owen.
Warsaw. Mo. '
Nebraska.
IMPROVED farm of about 200 acres In
Colfax county, Nebraska, all good level
land, new buildings, 60 acres 1b wheat,
lays close to town. U. P. R. R- runs
through the farm. Price. $jo per acre,
would take some city property. 1. N.
Hammond. 332 Board of Trade.
FA11M BARGAINS
l.fOO acrvs Kimball county, Nebraska,
4 miles from good railway station, all good
(arm land, some Improvements. For quick
sale, 114 per acre, cash, bal, 1. 2 and 1
years.
. Warner & "Williams,
442 Bee Bldg.
149 ACUKS near Lytle, Garden county,
Nebraska. - 1H6 acres Irrigated, with paid
up right, balance pasture. Price, $.000.
Clear. Will exchange for eastern Ne
braska farm or town property.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Omaha.
D. 1781. A -1188.
. AUCTION SALE OF
the famous "Bell Ranch" of 470 acres;
finely Improved agricultural lands and all
the registered Shorthorns. Percherons,
Jacks and other stock. Monday, January
W, 1811, at Brlstow, Boyd county, Nebraska.
H. S. Duncan, Clearfield, la., auctioneer.
Get full particulars at once. Address Q.
W. Bell, Owner, Tekamah, Neb.
SAEPY CO. HOME FARM
Twenty-five miles from Omaha, on line
of Interurban to state fisheries and Lincoln.
Five miles to a good town on main line
of B. & M. Large barn, granary, corn-crib
and wagon shed. All new, 7-r. house, and
new well Just finished. Improvements cost
$ti,000, or more; 130 acres under plow, bal
ance choice pasture. In richest part of
Harpv countv.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1018 N. Y. Life, Omaha.
FOR SALE 400 acres. A bargain for
somebody. A good, Improved stock or dairy
farm; $7.00 per acre; have over $6,000 worth
Improvements on place; 6 miles from R. R.
town; basement house, 24x32; kitchen 12x20.
Basement barn 44x'.i6; and many other
buildings. Three wind-mills. Good soil and
plenty of good water. Telephone and water
works In house. Write or see owner, G.
Rottman, Box 93, Sumner, Neb.
SARPY COUNTY FARM
POSSESSION GIVEN.
121-acre, well Improved upland farm,
eastern Nebraska, 25 ml. of Omaha, for
Bale and for sale right; good reasons; ml.
to school; 24 mi. to railroad station, R. F.
V., telephone; splendid neighborhood. A
homelike place; $5 per acre; $300 cash, $2,500
more March 1; bal. long time. Remember
this Is for safe; possession given. This will
be a $125 per acre farm within a very few
years.
1 have others. Come and see the goods.
Prices advancing.
ORIN 8. MERRILL COMPANY,
1213-1214 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
North Carolina.
WANTED Family men to become In
dependent farmers in eastern North Caro
lina, the "Nation's Garden Spot" A card
brings information. C. T. D. Co., 617 South
ern Building, Wilmington, N. C
North Dakota.
$20 ACRES. Stutsman Co.. N. D., clear,
for good residence, clear, In Dea Moines.
Price of land $10 per acre.
60 acres, well Improved, 35 miles from
Winnipeg. Manitoba, for Income. Price.
$36 per acre; mtg.. $4,500 equity. Lock Box
796. fcplrlt Lake. Ia.
Oregon.
KLICKITAT APPLE LAND.
SO acres only 10 00 per acre.
Address L. D. Oakea. Gaston, Ore.
Homesteads
Advantages of Oregon, a 100-page book
explaining what each county Is adapted for,
gives amount of government land open to
homestead In each county, now to secure
160 to 320 acres free, homestead, desert,
timber, stone, coal and mineral laws; gen
eral description of Oregon. Two maps in
colors, 21x28, "showing K. R. in operation,
the other showing proposed R. R. and
electric lines. Including eastern and central
Oregon. 20c each, the three for 60c; gives
amount of government lanu open to home
stead In each county in the state of Wash
ington: description of the same; map of
Washington In colors. 20c. Ntmmo. Runey
& Co., Hamilton Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
Texas.
TORT O'CONNOR, TEXAS.
The garden spot of the south. Fine win
ter and summer climate, very best agri
cultural and fruit land. All close to rail
road. One year's crop will pay for land.
Price $25 to $j0 per acre. One-third cash.
WARNER & WILLIAMS,
442 Bee Bldg. Omaha, Nab.
OHANGE orchards near Houston are big
Investments. Oi.r five-acre orchards are
sold on easy monthly payments. Tne Alvln
Japanese Nureeries adjoin and their ex
perts develop and care for our orchards
three years. Writ today for Illustrated
oiange booklet. Federal Land & invest
ment . Houston, Tex.
ARE you seeking Independence? Then
come locate with us on a ten-acre farm,
close to Houston, Tex.. In the balmy gulf
coast country; you are close to markets
and can get rich by raising winter garden
truck, and b '-teloplng a fig and orange
orchard; wltl attain yearly income; sev
eral huudrd of us have formed an "Iowa
colony" and are farming here; you can
buy a fa.ro among us for $15 a month.
Write lue today for particular. U. L
Huffman. Manvel. Tex.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RAMI! LAND FOR VA1.F.
Texas
-I on tinned.
TO exchangi
-120 acres good level farm
lDd, Oneida county, Wisconsin; near
railroad and town; country rapidly eettlint)
up and prices advancing; price $1,800, clear;
want good, sound young registered Perch
ron or Belgian stallon, to weigh no less
than 1.800 pounds and a sure font getter.
Address Lock Box k3. Rhlnelander Wla
BEST land In Wisconsin; any slsed tract;
wholesale prices. Grimmer Land Co., Mart
Crete. Wla
$15.73 PER ACRp: buys ,7S acres richest
Nueces river Irrigation land, southwest
Texas; Investment or colonixstion; $15,000
developments. Part cash; forced sale, rar
est opportunity. Wire or write Immedi
ately, Jes. F. Wolfe, Trustee, 116 N. Flores
fet., Han Antonio. Tex.
TRUTH ABOUT TEXAS The Texas
Realty Journal Is a big high-class lllust
trated Texas Magazine giving reliable In
formation on entire state; treats on de
velopments, products raised; climatic con
ditions; prices of lands; health resorts;
where to locate, etc.; and puts you In
touch with Texas land owners. Send 26c
for three months' subscription and nice
map of Texas. We are publinhers not land
dealers. Texas Realty Journal, Houston,
Texas. ,
TEXAS school lands $1.50 to $5.00 an
sere; 1-40 cash, balance 4" years; some
don't require residence; good land. Write
J. J. Snyder, Dept. 52, Austin, Texas.'
FOR SALK Forty acres next to Huv
mondvllle. Tex. W. II. I)., 1300 Eagle St.,
Le Mars, la.
1 tab.
Buy Land in a Small
But Growing City
That's the Way
Others Got Rich
Ogden, Utah, the Gateway to the New
West; the Inter-mountain country with all
of Its past wealth of undeveloped resources
Is the Jobbing, manufacturing and railway
center of this entire section. Buy Ogden
real estate now. It increases In value,
slowly, surely and conservatively every
year. You can get RICH if you will in
vestigate the chance there is for you here
at Ogden. The Weber club, an association
of gentlemen; a business man's club formed
for the purpose of helping In the growth
of the city and numbering among Its mem
bers the most conservative men of the
community, employ a PAID official to give
you exact, explicit and correct information.
Have no fear In addressing us.
THE SECRETARY
The Weber Club
OGDEN, UTAH.
You ARE Coming to Utah
Then YOU MUST ASK US 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.
INVESTORS MAKE SURE
MONEY
SEVEN PERCENT CERTAIN
1
7
t 10
improvements going on at all times in
a country which Is growing In population,
productiveness and wealth, make neces
sary the Investment of more money than
the country Itself may own. Murray, Utah,
offers to the cautious Investor the Ideal
chance to double his money. Mid-west
banks pay 3 per cent to 4 per cent on sav
ings. Murray, Utah, offers 7 per cent net.
The secretary of the Commercial Club will
tell you of this; his Information may be
verified by reference to any SALT LAKE
CITY BANK.
IF YOU HAVE ANY MONEY FOR IN
VESTMENT BE SURE TO WRITE.
THAT WILL COST NOTHING
AND IT MAY MAKE YOU
A GREAT DEAL
The Murray CJomraercial Club,
Murray, Utah.
WRITE TO WILLIAMS BROS.. Real
estate. Murray. Utah, for full onmnieta
reliable information concerning this city.
Busy factories, farm lands, town lota )
may be bought for less than their value
A HE A FEW OF THE OPPORTUNITIES
WE CAN TELL YOU OF. Write today.
Opportunities for Farmers
I can Invest your surplus cash where It
will bring you greater retnrns than it will
be possible for you to secure elsewhere
Send me your name today and I'll keep yoii
In touch with western opportunities as they
arise.
I Will Guarantee 8 Net
GEO. J. KELLY,
Ogden State Bank Bldg. Ogden, Utah.
Washington.
FOR SALE Cheap. 10 acres good land,
about $ acres slashed; good well near
pump and shed; for S&0; mile to Sheri
dan dock; 16 minutes' ride to Bremerton,
Address Box 61a, Bremerton, Wash.
Safe, Sound, Sensible
ARE
INVESTMENTS IN WASHINGTON
REAL ESTATE
Safe as Government Bonds
Sound aa a Gold Dollar
Sensible as a Savings Bank
and Sure to Bring
SPLENDID RETURNS
For Particulars Address
Poindexter Company
Bremerton, Washington.
CHICKEN RANCH.
Five acres of good alder land, partly
cleared near Good road; goiid new house
and chickea house: 00 laying hens, ducks
and a lot of p.geonsl two miles from good
new town, near boat landing; ten miles
from city of 40,000 people. Price, $vJ0; tzuu
down, balance $i0 per month. fcee Mr.
Morrison. sU Bund bu. Everett. Wash.
TWO (-acre tracts, fronting on I-ake Che
Ian. Wash.; 8-year-old wlnier apples, fine
soil, fine lake, fine climate, fine fishing
and boallne; low price to close an estate
Address W. H. N orris. 47C1 Uth Ave.. N
heatlla. ox C P. Ucuueit, Lakeside!
REAL ESTATE
FARM A Mi It AM It I.AM It FOR SALE
(Continued.)
Wisconsin.
COME TO VILAS COUNTY. WISCONSIN.
Good land cheap and on very easy terms
form $10 to $15 an acre. 40 acres for
$10 DOWN AND $10 A MONTH.
No Interest, no tsxes. Insurance clause tn
the contract. Fertile soli, plenty of rain,
good roads, good markets, good schools anJ
churches.
pend for map and book to Dept 2. Q. F.
BANBORN CO.. Eagla River. Wis.
" A BARGAIN.
lOn-aere farm. tock machinery and all fof
13.200; small payment down; 60 acree under
plow; new modern seven-room house; tws
miles from Mauston. Wis.; act quick. Ad
dress R. M. GR1MSRUD. Westby. Wis.
FOR SALE Cheap, good Improved farm.
t 1,000; half down, balance easy terms. Ueo.
ves. Mauston. Wis.. R. &
Mlscellaneons.
WANTED TO BUT
There are thousands ol people In Iowa
that want to buy farms Improved and un
improved In settled and unsettled districts
The way to best reach them Is through the
classified pagos of THE DEd Mul.NEJ
CAPITAL. Average circulation last momn
44.446 copies. Published for twenty year ol
Dei Moines, la., bv Late Young.
HOW TO SECURE PUBLIC LANDS.
THE SETTLER'S HANDBOOK contains
the up-to-date land laws; U. S. land oftice
table of fees and payments on all govern
ment lands; how to secure water tor Irri
gation, costs and capacity of pumps. A
llHt of the government and state lands In
each county In Colorado and full list of all
VACANT PUBLIC LANDS IN THE
UNITED STATES, price. $1. Complied
and for sale by U. H. Hagar, formerly re
ceiver V. ,s. land office, i72 South Wash
ington St., Denver, Colo. Kndorsed by
II. S. officers and state land officials.
L-$-0-$-0-$-K
100.000 acre ranch, well Improved, and
32,000 head of live stock, farm Implements,
etc.; all go at $U per acre; will take part
trade; one of 6.000 acres Is all rich grain
land, well Improved, $17..ri0 per acre, part
trade; a fine farm of 1,280 acres near K.
C, Mo., good dirt, well Improved, $45,000; a
choice grain farm of 640 acres handy to
K. C, Mo., well Improved, $40 per acre;
5,000 acres In Mo., $H per acre. Let me send
you a list of other farms and ranches.
FRANK GEE, LAWRENCE, KAN.
SEVEN-ROOM hous. barn. chicken
houKe, 1V4 acres In fruit, 4 blocks to car,
$2,700; also & acres In alfalfa at $1.8'0;
these are bargains; I must sell; moving
to Colorado. Inquire of owner, 40th and
Grand ave. H. Prior.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNION STATION Tenth and Mason.
Union Pacific
Depart Arrive.
Ban Fran. Overland L..a 8:15 am all 50 pm
China and Japan F. M..a 4:10 pm a 6:46 Dm
Atlantic Express a 6:45 am
Oregon Express a 4:00 pm a 5:10 pm
Los Angeles Limited.... al2:45 pm a 8:30 pm
Denver Special a 7:04 am a 7:27 am
Colorado Express a 3:60 pm a 4:50 pm
Oregon-Wash. Limited. a!2 50 pm a 8:20 pm
North Platte Local a 8:16 am a 4:45 am
Columbus Local ....a 6:30 pm al0:30 am
Btromsburg Local bl2:40 pm b 1:20 pm
(bit-ago A Northwestern
NORTHBOUND,
Twin City Express a 7:45 am al0:20 pm
Hloux City Local a 3:46 pm a 8:28 pra
Minn. & Dakota Ex. ...a 7:00 pm a S:lfi am
EASTBOUND.
Carroll Ixeal a 7:00 am a 8:50 pm
Omaha Express a 7:40 am a 6:49 am
Chicago Local al2:0$ on a 3:25 am
Colorado-Chicago t S lkpm a 8:28 pru
Chicago Special a 6:02 pm a 6:4 am
Pacific Coast-Chicago.. a 6:06 pm a 3:28 pm
Los Angeles Limited. ..a 8:60 pm al2:32 pm
Overland Limited all: 46 pm a 7:46 am
Carroll Local a 4:3u pm al0:00 am
fast Mall a 8:30 pm a 3:36 pm
WESTBOUND.
Llncoln-Chadron a 7:50 am all :00 am
Norfolk-Dallas a 7:50 am alt':45 pm
Long Pine-So. Platte... b 2:15 pm b 6:30 pm
Haatlngs-Superlot b 2:ln pm b 6 20 pm
Deadwood-Hot (Springs a 8:00 pm a 5:20 pm
Casper-Lander a 8:56 pra all 00 am
Fremont-Albion b 6:30 pm a 1:3 pro
Missouri Pacific i
K. C. A St. L. Ex a 9:20 .m a 7:40 am
K. C. At St. L. E.. ey
ccpt Saturday all:." pm a 6:50 pm
K. C. & bt. L. Ex.,
Saturday only li:00 pm
Chicago, Ltock Island t Pacific
EAST.
Rocky Mountain Ltd....al2:5s am al0:45 pm
Chicago Day Express.. a 6:46 am a 4:30 pm
Chicago Local Pass bl0:S5 am bl0:l pm
Des Moines Local Pasa.a 4:00 pm ali:30 pm
Chicago Express a 4:40 pm a 1:15 pm
Chicago Limited a tt:0s pm a 8:02 am
WEST.
Chl.-Neb. Ltd., Lincoln. a 8:20 am a 5 47 pm
Colo. & Cal. Express. ..a 1:25 pm a 4:30 pm
Okl. at Texas Express.. a 8:16 pm a 1:20 pm
Rocky Mountain Ltd...al0:56 pm ali.&o am
tli lea go, Milnsskea A St. Paul-
Overland Limited all:43 pm a 7:69 am
Omana-Clucabo Ex. ...b 7:15 am
Omi
ilia-Savanna Local. a 7:13 am
aU:45 pm
a 3:2 pm
a i:ou am
blo:uo am
a 3:45 pm
a k:.oo am
Colo-Cal txpreaa
Colorado opecjal
ptiiy-umaua i-otai .
.a b:oo pm
.a 1:U am
.0 V .Ul pui
.a 7:00 am
Illinois Central-
Chicago Express ....
Ciucaao L.U11110U
.a V.uu pm
llinii.-.il Paul Ex D :oo mm
aiiuu.-au I aui iau a v.w pm
a :vu am
Chicago Great western-
Chicago Limited a 6:4s pm
Twui City Limited t:Miiu b 7:Maii
Twin city Liuuicu elVM am
'iv.iu city liXpieas a :lw am a :Jo pm
Chicago Express a iAi m
auMjih
Omaha-fat. Louis Ex... .a :30 pm a :2i am
Mail and Express a 7:0i am all:i6 pin
bu.nO'y Lcl. .tiumCM. b:w pm u-, -lu
Burlington stall,-. loin nnd Mason.
Borllagton
Depart. Arrive.
Denver California... a 4 lo pm a M pm
Paget Sound express. .a 4 10 pm a 3:le pin
Nebiaska points
.a 8.30 am a :lo pm
Llaca Hills
Lincoln Mail
Northwest Express .
Nebraska point
Nebraska Express ..
Lincoln Local
richuyler-Paltsmouth
Lincoln Local
PiaUsiiioum-lowa ..
Btllevue-Platumouth
Central Nebraska ...
Chicago Special
Lirnvci Special
Ch.cago Express ....
... ym a ;4t, p,,,
...b l iu pm u.in pin
...all:66 pm a 7:00 am
...a o.or aui
...a H.U am
. b 3 Ou pm
...a 7:& pm
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..al2:3u pn.
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...a 7:Ui am
a ti:lo pm
a ti:10 pm
b K: am
blu:Ai am
a 7 io pm
a 8.60 am
a 2:40 pm
all Z5 pm
all:, pm
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a 8:00 am
a U).'Y aui
al0:30 am
all to am
a :4j am
a ti.lt pm
a 4 .30 pm
Chicago past Express. .a S:3o pm
Atlantic Coast Limited. 11:40 pin
Iowa Local a 8: la am
Creston lla ) Local a 3:3o pm
tn. Louis Express a 4:3u pm
K. C. & tit. Joseph al0:4i pm
K. C. t t. Joseph a 15 am
K. C. as rl. Joaepn a 4:30 pm
Webster atatlun 15th and 'Webster.
Mlaaonrl Pacific
Depart. Arrive.
Auburn Local b 3. SO pm bll 66 am
Chicago, It. Pa el, Minneapolis at
Oiunka
Eioux City Express b Z:1S pm bll am
Omaha Local e !0 pm
61oux City Passenger b 8:30 pm
'1 win City Passenger.. .b ( 30 am
Ploux City Local e 8 36 am
femeson Local b $ ii pm b 9:10 am
It) Dally except Sunday. fl) Bunday only.
LEGAL NOTICES
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of The South Omaha and Western Rail
road Company, for the election of seven
directors anu the transaction of such
other business as may come before the
nteitlng, will be held at the office of A. L.
Mohlcr, corner of Ninth and Karnam
streets. Omaha. Nebraska, on Wrdtutidtx .
the eleventh day of January, A. I . 1:111
at 11 o'clock A. M. T. M OitU.
D30dl2t ' Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING THE AN-
nual meeting of the stockholders of ihj
Bee Building company will be held at the
office of the company In Omaha at 4
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. January 17
1911, for the election of a board of directors
for the ensuing year and for the transac
tion of such other business as mav unm.
erly come before the meeting. By order of
the president, in. r t t,iu, secretary. .
D31dlSt
STOCK HOLDERS' MEETING OFFICB
of Lee-Glass-Andreesen Hardware com
pany, Omaha, Nebraska, December 9, 1D10.
Notice Is hereby given to the stockholders
of Lee-Glaas-Andreesen Hardware Com
pany that the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the company will be held at the
office of the raid company, corner of Ninth
and Harney streets, in the city or Omaha,
In the state of Nebraska, on Tuesday, Janu
ary, 10, A. D , lull, at 8 o'clock p. 111., tor
the purpose of electing a board of directors
for the company to erve during the en
suing year, and to transact such other
business as may be presented at such meet
ing. H. J. LEE. President
Attest: W. 11. GLASS. Secretary.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Real estate transfers for December 7,
furniHhed by Midland Guarantee and Trust
company, bonded abstracter., 1714 Farnam
street. Telephone Douglas 2S05:
Nettle Hock and husband to Charles
Eklof, lots 15-16-17, block 1, C. K.
Maynes' 1st $1,600
George A. Wunderllch et al, ' to
Ellphelet F. Coumbless, west half
south lot 12, section 21-15-13 7.000
Robert S. Peterson to Ittie 8. Peter
son, lot 23, block 4, Portland Place.. 1
Mattle M. Mac key to Elmer Mo
Mlchael, lot 877 Fairfax 140
Minnie G. Noreen and husband to
Hllma Holt, lot 213, block 2, Van
Camps 437
Gerald M. Drew to Nannie J. Mo
Kltrlck. south 40 ft. of north 80 ft.
lots 13 and 14, B. D. Prospect Place.. I
Clans W. Glandt and wife to George
Seheef, lot 13, block 7, Bennington.. 226
A. E. Becker, referee, to Cornelius
Bradley, lots 7, 8, 9, block 2, Becker
ic Frederick's addition 6,300
"ANGEL OF THE POOR" IS DEAD
Slater ludnre, Who Nursed Sick In
Yellow Fever Epidemics, Dies
In New Orleans,
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 7. Sister Isadora,
known here as the "angel of the poor,"
died last night In St. Joseph's convent,
after sixty-four years In the Order of St.
Joseph. She was 85 years of age, being
one of the oldest sxlters in New Orleans,
both in years and length of service.
Through several epidemics Sister Isidore
nursed the sick and In some Instances
helped to bury the dead. Once aha herself
was near death from yellow fever, but
recovered. During the civil war she nursed
the soldiers of both armies. She was born
In Havre, France.
Knlirhts of Coloinbns at Yankton.
YANKTON. S. D., Jan. T.( Special.)
Marty council. No. 153(1, Knights of Colum
bus, will entertain on Sunday a very large
gathering of knights from all over this
section, the visitors being estimated at 600
at least. Solemn high mass will be cele
brated In the morning, and the rest of the
day will be devoted to the initiation of a
large class. A banquet at the Portland in
the evening will close the day's work.
Among the out-of-town knights will be E.
L. Meisch, Alexandria; Rev. P. J. Monag
han, Parker; George A. Junk and John Mc
Laughlin, Sioux City, and E. G. Dunn,
Mason City, la., all prominent men in the
Knights of Columbus order.
Buffalo Poor Farm Costly.
KEARNEY, Neb., Jan. 7. (Special.)
Buffalo county's poor farm Was, in spite
of Its 240 acres of rich soil, an expensive
proposition in 1910, as shown by the an
nual report of the superintendent, filed
with the county commissioners. Over ard
above all receipts ' the farm cost the
county $1,327.23, the total receipts
amounting to $1,072.78. A new plan Ib
being tried out this year, the farm hav
ing been leased for a percentage of crops
instead of placed under a superintendent
on salary.
Bigger, Better, Bur.ei --nat is what ad
vertising In The Bee will do for your
business.
Hurries to Prison to Watch
Mr. Mabray Construct Brick
A plea of guilty has hastened the Journey
of Frank Meyers, steerer for the "big
store" gang, to the federal prison at
Leavenworth so he may see his beloved
but fallen former chief, J. C. Mabray.
make brick.
Meyers was sentenced to fifteen months
imprisonment by Judge Smith McPherson
In federal court at Council Bluffs yester
day. "Jack Mabray proved himself such an
Infernal fool by keeping a record of his
work that I'll Justplcad guilty and get to
prison In time to see him sweat for It,"
said Meyers to an officer at tho county
jail.
"He'll be getting out pretty soon his
time is about half out and I don't want
to miss the treat of 'pass ng him the
buck' every time I see him In prison. I
Listen to what a prominent land owner in
Dakota says of lk-e Want Ads:
"That ad I run in The Bee
brought me 27inquiries and paid
handsomely.
C. A. JOHNSON,
Fairfax, S. D.
DOTY TALKS ON VALUATION
Tells of Lease Made for Addition ia
the Air.
UNIT FOOT SYSTEM IS USED
liM'nllon, lr nml Minpe Influence
the lur of n llre of Prop
erty Tnn llamlreil Hear
the TnlW.
IV. E. Doty of Cleveland lold Omaha
real estate men, city and county officials!
all about the Somers unit system of realty ;
valuation Saturday noon. ' Mr. Doty also
told how a Cleveland Institution has leased j
the air.
"A man owned a valuable piece of prop- ,
erty on Euclid avenue." said Mr. Doty,
"and had money enough only to put up 1
five stories on It. He built strong enough
for seven additional stories. 60 the Cleve- '
land Athletic club then leased the air
above the five stories and la now engaged
In putting seven stories Into this aerial
holding."
The architect Is the some and the casual
observer might pronounce the buildings
one because t hey are perfectly continuous
und of the panic stylo of architecture.
"This Is the only air lease ever known,
to have been drawn." 1
In reply members of the Omaha exchange ,
told Mr. Doty about the houso that ran 1
away, the Chicago Heights homes which,
were stolen, and the tenants of the Byron
Reed company who forgot to notify tb
landlord that they were moving In.
It wus first explained that A. W. 80m
ers, who Invented the sctentlflo system of
appraisal under discussion, had been for '
many years a civil engineer, a real estate '
man and who was suddenly called upon
to aid a tax assessor. The assessor frankly
confessed he did not know exactly how to '
value real' estate. After digging In a little 1
Mr. Somers, who later joined the Manu- j
facturers' Appraisal company, saw that 1
some real system was needed. He Invented j
the "unit foot" system, which has been
adopted in Cleveland and Columbus, O., 1
and many other cities are considering.
Explains the ft y stem.
Mr. Doty explained this as follows:
"Under this system the judgment of tha
value of land is expressed in the value of
a 'unit foot.' A unit foot ia a frontage
of ground one foot wide and 100 foot deep,
located in the central section of a block
at a distance from any street corner or
other influence that might affect Its value,
other than that which it obtains by reason
of access to the life and business of the
city through its own frontage. By confin
ing the expression of judgment of value
to a unit foot, the subsidiary factors of
value size and shape are at first elimin
ated. "When tha value of a unit foot has been
fixed on the four aides of a city block,
the exercise of Judgment of the value of
land in that city block la complete. The
Somers system provides a method of ap
plying that judgment accurately and scien
tifically to all the land in that block.
"The factors that affect the value of a
given piece of property or real estate are
three in number location, that Is, the kind
of street the lot fronts on, size and shape.
In addition some lots have other factors;
they may be at or near a corner or they
may have an alley frontage, which also
gives an added value."
The detailed application of this principle
was explained by Mr. Doty at some length.
Only Women Can Vote
in Bill Town District
All Male Voters in One Diviiion of
Adams County Are Disqualified
from Holding: Office.
WEST TjTNION, O.. Jan. 7. They will
have to change the name of Bill Town
school district, which is one of the edu
cational divisions of Adams county, for
Bill Town as an electoral quantity has
cl anged Its gender.
Rvery male elector In the township has
been disfranchised and only women are
qualified to vote at the next election for
school trustees, and none but women will
bo eligible to hold the office of trustee,.
Three women have already announced
themselves as candidates fur trustee neat
November.
The Key to the Situation Bee Want Ai.s.
used to tliinlt Mabray had brains. Never
thought he'd make a break like that. I
can't tay 1 have any admiration left for
the Intellect of the man who organized our
famous syndicate. Job In a brick factory
is about his cul!bre."
Meyers was arrested In Montana and
was brought to the Council Bluffs Jail on
December li. He was the steerer In three
cases which were carried through In Coun
cil Bluffs and one at South Bend, Ind.
Altogether he helped to rob his victims of
more than $i,000, nearly one-half of which
it is ax-scrted he got for his own use.
There are still eight "mlkemakers" te
appear before Judge Mcpherson. They
are under arrest in different parts of the
country and all will bo brought to Coun
cil Bluffs in time for arraignment at the
March term of the federal court.