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DR. ROOKRS, private cnf inernnnt home.
6M Martha St., Omaha. Tel. Douglas t.').
I'KIVATK mstemlty home. Mr. It.
Kin. 1J34 N. 2h. Wen. av.n; Iml. D-ISM.
TOING WOMEN coming to Omaha at
strangers are Invited to visit the Yming
Women's Christian asof lation building nt
Seventeenth street ami St. Mnrv s avenue,
where they wl',1 he directed to suitable
boarding places or otherwise assisted. Look
for our traveler's aid at the t nlon station.
PRIVATE IIOMK during ronf Incment ;
bahlea for adoption. Good Samaritan Sani
tarium. "40 1st Ave.. Council Bluffs, la.
MAGNETIC ,r","1''n K- Hrntt. lftll
.imunjiijv fuming St., upstairs.
HINDOO TABLF.T3 will build, brace,
Mrengthen, 50c. HELL LULU CO.
WIUS ,nd loupes for men Griffith,
MAGNETIC Tt"
T.L'2 B. pith, third floor.
DIt lillTilvP DISRASK OF WOMl'.N
K'tn Douglas, Omaha.
Adellght hair fond grows hslr; see Mme.
Frayer, Megeath Btat'y Co., lt.th A Farnam
JAMES COItH ELECTRIC CO. moved
0 203 8. llith.
ORKOfl & CO., Billiard Hall. 1304 Far
nam street.
REST nerve bracer for men. Grays Nerve
Food Pills 1 mi a box. postpaid. Sherman
:ncunnBti urug io., umaoa.
A HOME for women durlntt confinement.
Fable adopted and boarded. H'ulldinn
niodern. For terms address matron. Tinley
Home, 403 Bancroft St. l'hone Doiik l-'-l-
KlTERFLT'ors hair permanently re
moved without electric needle, or Injury to
tha akin; lady attendant. 810 MuCague llldg.
PRIVATE confinement home. Reasonable.
Adoptions, good homea. l.i N. liilh. W-li.
MANICURING, facial mnssaire, Hhampoo
Ing and hair dresninir done In your home.
Mra. F. Bayer Smith. Tel. Harney iiiTi.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
Ei for hatching from the Prand-'ls
Farm. Thoroughbred 8. C. White Leg
horn.. I'tlllty stock, l.f0 a setting or $s
er lf"0. Exhibition or show stock, S3 to ?1
setting. Write for catalogue. Addres.s,
K. II. Brandels, Omaha.
Crrentngs, 1,Z5 per 1. Wagner. 801 N K,th.
THOROUGH BRED Plymouth Rocka,
whit or barred eggs, for hatchings. O. J.
Kane ft. 28.4 Famain. Harney 1.14.
R. C. HHOUIE ISLAND reds eegs tor
hatching. Phone South 1031.
PRINTING
RIES-HALL Ptg. Co., 1( B. 14th. Ind. A -362.
Lew W. Raber, Printer, ZVonAx
BEE BLDG. ENTRANCE ON COURT.
MILLER JAMIESON, 1212 Douglas St
Both 'phones.
PHONIC IND. A -1630 for good printing.
Llygstad Printing Co.. 18th and Capitol A.
REAL ESTATE
AR.TRACTft OK T1TI.K.
Midland Guarantee and Trust company.
tonded abstract era. 1714 Farnara St.
PETER JES8EN, Jr., Co. Tel. Doug-. 2291
H. H. Neale, 250 Omalit, Nafl Bank Bldg.
MKAI. tLSXA'I'N OKA 1. 1-Its.
REED AB8TRACT CO., Est. ls; prompt
service: get our prices, tut Brandels Theater
REAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST CO.. Flf
4eoth floor City Nafl Bank Bldat.
CITY PROPERTY FOR IALB
" Investment Snap
Brick Flat, $5,500
Income $630 a Year
A nearly new, very well built, two
apartment St. IxmiIs flat, has always been
rented to good tenants and the rent is
cheaper than other St. Louis (lata in that
part of the city. One 5 room and one
room apartment entirely separate, two fur
races, entirely modern and complete In
every way; nice lot 40x110 tet, sodded yard,
cement walks, paving all paid.
V23.0U0,
ash and the balance at 6 per cent. The
Income will be JiJ0. the Interest on the
mortgage i:i7.50, which, after deducting
Insurance and taxes will leave a 13 per
cent Investment.
This Mil be quickly picked up, so see us
about It today.
Norris & Martin,
4 Bulldinnr. Iouf. 4270., Web. im.
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34th & Dewey Ave.
8lx room and reception hall, strictly
modern, only I years old; rooms are large
and sunny; south (rout lot bOxlOO. This la
the best bargain in the West Farnam
district at o,2uo; 11,500 cash, balance
monthly.
r-l . T" 1 i
me jjyron Keea ux,
Both Phones. 212 8. 17th St.
$1,100
FOH A HOME
IN FLORENCE
This Is a well built house with three large
rooms, on a large corner lot, 6txi:t2 feet,
1 block from car line and the main busi
ness part of the city; eaat and south front.
The owner lias cut the price away down
In order to make quick aale.
HASTINGS HKYDEN. 1(14 Harney St.
RAISE) CHICKENS.
4.H07 North listh street.
2.!.
Five-room modern bungalow, t lots, good
barn, chicken house and yard. Buildings
built In lfhO and house Is entirely modern
and only I blocks from the car.
BUTTON REALTY CXI.
694 Brandela Bldg. phone Douglas 1670.
. NE.W house, very desirable for high class
colored people at a bargain If taken at
once. (Six rooms, all modern, new combina
tion light fixtures, bath, hot water heat,
full cemented basement, large lot, house
must be seen to be appreciated. Call Web
ster V'Hi House ran be seen after 2 o'clock
any afternoon. Owner.
1 1
FOR PALE Fifteen lots with Improve
ments Tel. Douglas 4SS4. Owner.
West Farnam District
Seven Rooms, $5,000
BRAND NEW, well built', compactly ar
ranged, every modern conveniences cor
ner lot. OWNER MI ST BELL AND W1I I.
CONSIDER AND REASONABLE OFFER,
Walkup f
lv-eal Estate
'omnauy,
I7.-7 Brandels Bldg.
Doug A-3-56.
FOR SALE-Two lots lf.114.. en aoutk
lltfe St.. uar V to too; sal special taxes pal
VOIl sell as one piece or aivide WUlioa
te sail at secraflca Apply at t Bouts list
Mreet
-R.. 14.000. 31. Burt. Tel Harney !4M.
URFGG A CO, HI I hat d Hall. 1304 Far
nam street.
NEW DUNDEE
HOME
PRICK & STUCCO
frHy owner, seven rooms,
Biodern, high
rlaae and i-ompiele In every respect, liuil
For particulars tel.pbone Harn.y att.
ROOM modern house, with garage, for
U ls. half nloik from two car lino, house
built thiee rars; buy direct frous owner.
Call W ebster :'li.
REAL ESTATE
CITT PROPERTY rK 4.R
(Contln ifd )
$4,300
."",. SKWARD St , pew modern 7-inonn
ari'l reception hall, onk finish first and
Inirli, fecotid story; south front; b'ock
from car Owner leaving city. l'hone
Harney i,L3.
C. Fred Hsrrlson and Geo. T. Morton lor
central bargain. H4 Oinaba Nat l Hank,
JUT FROM OWNEK
New, T rooms and reception hall, com
pletely modern, finished In oak: at a br
afttn: Immediate pos-esslon. alaavs open
for InKpettlon. Investigate. 2.W Evanj St.
Forced Bargains
.,,kmi--A new, all modern bungalow In
luindet. This is my home and Is very well
built. Oak, birch, walnut, white enamel,
tllo and hard plno finish. Two bath rooms,
laundry, furnace, fireplace, electric co K
In move, sun purlor. etc.
$.?.ukv-a new all modern cottage at 26th
and Maple. This is very classy; tlx large
rooms nlrely arranged. Finished in oak.
white enamel and hard pine. Laundry, Tur
nace, bath; beamed ceilings and paneled
walls. Telephone Harney bill. Hurry H.'
l'utnam, f,l4t) Hurt St.
You ran save monev bv ordering your
ABSTRACTS OK TITLE from HERBERT
H. NEALH, now at 350 N. V. Life Bldg. -5
years in the business.
HIT FROM OWNER.
Six-room house, niodern except furnace,
Hemls Park district; cheap If sold at once.
S4L1 Charles. Phone Harney 4410.
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3X39 oEOATCR can be bought for 11,81)0
next 30 days. Worth more.
FOR SALE Houaa T rooms, water, sowar,
toilet eto. ; nice trees and shrubbery, Ul
fcoutb 21st St.
FOR PALE LOTS S and 9. block 1. Van
Buren HolKhts. Omaha For particulars
address F. J. Burnett, Maquon, III., owner.
$10 CASH, $3.00 PER MONTH
! For -oven choice bllililinff lota In finest
suburban residence local ion, two block to
car, lorcs, church 's, school, etc ; high,
sightly elevation; entire district well im
proved. Prices M to ITD. Will build 4. 6.
I. and 7-room houaes nt tl.4u0, tl.Soo. $2,200,
2,At and up.
Oood lot, double frontage, permanent
walks. Dundee. ?Vi0.
rieven-iooni house, full lot. near Ames
Ave. car barn. A bargain at $2,000. Rental
terms.
G-KOOM NEW HOUSE
All modern, oak finish, nice lot, paved
street, walking distance, valuable location
near Boulevard and Grace, only $-,t0, and
on exceptionally easy terms.
IUJSSELL Si M'KITMCK CO.,
432 Ramge Bldg. loth and Harney.
$1,000 Cash, Balance Monthly
Very desirable 7-room modern house,
with hardwood finish, lot 45x13, on paved
street, 2 blocks from car line, paying paid.
Price $4,5).
J.- H. DUMONT & SON,
'Phone Douglas 690.
liX Farnam 81., Omaha.
REAL ESTATE
At'REAQB FOR IALB.
PRICE 2-.BO0.
I acres In Benson, good house and out
buildings; all nearly new; currants, berries,
grapes, young bearing fruit trees. Tel.
Harney 140L
REAL ESTATE
rARUt AND RANCH LAND FOR AL1
Canada.
IN CENTRAL "aLBFRTA.
Section and half tinest wheat and alMlft
toll, section broke, robing, no stone, guinb.
anno, L-rooin nouse, lurnacu, teiep..-.. .
railroad town one mile, city bine miles
also quarter section two hours' drive trom
Edmonton, small house, fenced, twenty
acres broke, mile school, four miles sta
tion, wheat soil, a homestead Joining can
be taken; all must be sold; particular on
request. K. Bertrand, Millet, Alia, Canada.
FRUIT LAN Da
Most productive fruit land In British Co-
lumbla. "Carina Orchards," upper Okana
gan valley; requires no irrigation; mild
climate, fertile soil, fruits of finest quality
produced In abundance. Railway station
un property. Low prices, long terms of
payment. Write for Illustrated pamphlet
i', " Un,ri Tilsck 4k Mri-lnln. V -
couver. liritisa Columbia.
BRITISH COLUMBIA FRUIT LAND
yields to ll.Ouj per acre and upward an
Dually; choicest Edgewood orchard tracts.
Arrow Lake district. West Kootenay, as
per acre; terms ovt.- five years without In
tsreet. No Irrigating, delightful cUmate
splendid market. Get booklet "C J." in
vestors' Trust and Mortgage Corporation
(Ltd.), 14 Hastings W Vancouver. B. C
.aioraflo.
Ms-ACRB Irrigated ranch. Morgan Co
Colo., on tha Burlington, 1 mile ft-ora
Sepot; Improvements are modern in every
particular; owner retiring. For full parti
ulars address si. B. Neauaan. Brush. Colo.
COLORADO
THERHJ IS A HOME FOR TOU
IN SUNNY
BAN LUIS VALLEY, COLORADO.
GO WITH US
Tuesday, March 7. Round trip ticket
UNbi l.0O.
In this sure crop country we will sell you
land with perpetual water rights fur u0 to
u per acre.
!0.o00 ACRES
to select from, all In the famous artesian
well belt, where the prize winning crops are
raised. Terms: One-third cash; balanoe lo
suit at per cent. For further particulars
address
RIO GRANDE HOME COMPANY.
Alamosa, Colo., or Wood River, Neb.
3U0.0OO ACRES.
Land opening Southern Colorado and
Northern New Mexico. One hundred thou
sand acres put under Irrigation. Land and
water at t-& per acre, easy terms. Agents
wanted. . hama Valley iands and irriga
tion Co. bmlth & Rankin, state agents,
York, Neb.
Florida.
.
ASK us Questions about Florida. Infor
mation free; farms on easy terms. Kagay
Realty Co., 60 Mutual Lite Bldg.. Jackson
ville. Fla
LANDS for aale in south Florida; lota
selected especially for fruit and vegetable
growing. V, rite for circular map. C C.
Morgan, Fort Ogden. Fla.
FOR SALE Two Improved farms on large
lake with oranges and pecan tree oa
property. For particulars address owner
T. a McManus. Waldo, Fla.
ISafee.
THE finest grain and dairy farms and
fruit lands in the state of Idaho, situated
In Clearwater vallev. near Iwiston. Wil
liam Gaffney, Boa tVi, Welppe. Ida.
H ACRES ready lo plant fruit trees.
Good buildings, 2Uj miles from Nam pa. Bar
gain from owner. J. A. Ciepbaa. Route
No. 2, Nampa, Idaho.
le a.
FOR EXCHANGE We have Inroms
properties In the city of Chicago, owners
uf which Will trade their jullls for good
clear land anywhere. Thee equities will
net the inventor from ( to 10 per cent We
have properties from fii.ifni to fl.uu0.tat
bubmlt compieie description, location and
price in first letter. This will save tluia.
e-pense and troutie for all of ua.
i. IX Rust It Co.. Cedar Rawda la.
NEAR BEDFORD, IA..
seat of Taylor county; S miles to Hopkins
14 miles to JIaiyvllle. Mo.; l A. wider
plow, balance graa and clover. Well im
pioved, good land Rent. M per A.; half
OKEKKE HEAL ESTATE CO.
Ivii N. V. Life. Omaha, Neb.
Both phones.
REAL ESTATE
Mum Al H II LA Ml FOR S1.B
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Kaaaa
I (JUARTF.R section in tha famous corn
I belt, ii mllea from t lyde. 7-room house.
I good barn and ou buildings, windmill eK- .
lelK'eU t 1 ' !M- le lu eu , i ni.r
laifa, IM acrea cultivated balance pas'urs;
good bearing or. hard, laigmn at b.iaO.
termt. S. H. Knapp, Clxie. Kan.
BPl.ENDID HOME A MAHOaIN.
ISO ACRES mllaa on;, u.i tillable, rich
bi-ck soil, 80 acr. alfuiia. o ucrea for
nrlnl corn, balance meadow and pasture: !
I room houaa, large barn and ether build
ings; la ft to water; IL.uw, one-third caan.
i. F. Harrla, Klnsiey, -.award couoiy,
Kanaaa.
LAN O UAMUA1N
I tfhl r a, I,, VI nil vfinl ii I'niinlv Vi-
four miles f.om Santa r e railroad station,
price twj.O'O, terms easy; i,im acrei under
cultivation; fenced, goon ll-roum aion
bouse. Write or wire Urain Land Co., Kan
aaa City Stock Yards. Boom
KANSAS PRODUCES
I have at Delphos,' Kan., a uuarter seo-
tlon best land in Kansas, part creek hot
tob, part upland; plenty of water; In good
neighborhood, good town. Having moved to
Oregon must sell at once. Write The First
National Bank. Debhos. Kac. or Box
Ureaham, Oregon.
TWO KANSAS BARGAIN!
leo acres, Harvey county, 2 miles to town,
well Improved; house, barn, orchard, fenced,
etc : IcO acres In cultivation; all tillable.
low acres, iveno roomy, an iMiauic, lenceu;
75 acres In cultivation; 4 miles to town.
Price fcViUO. Charles Peterson. Hutchinson.
Kan.
BARGAIN IN A KANSAS HOME
220 acres, ( room bouse and outbuildings,
well and windmill; ISO acres rullivuted. 60
acres tn wheat; fenced; smooth, itch soli,
all tillable. Price, $.5 per acre, terms
Landgraf & Darby, Garden City. Kan.
LOOK LOOK 14 section good, smooth
land all tillable; 6 miles of town; fair
house, good barn, plenty of water. o per
acre If sold In the next SO days. Write us
tor free Utft of farms Oakkaf -t Hill,
chenyvale, Kan.
FOR SALE
2f2 acres; alfalfa valley farm under-Irrigated
and ail good crop land; 1 mile from
town High and .raded schools, churches
aiui all kinds of business, some new 1m
uiovementH; very cheap at M per acre;
easy terms G W. Bakert Ballna. Kan
FORD COUNTY BARGAIN.
30 acres level wheat land. 11 miles out;
MO acres cultivated. 2uo acres growing
wheat to buyer; fenced; fair Improvements,
aood well; per acre, half cash.
BROWN & VERNON. Dodge City. Kan.
FOR BALE All kinds of farm homea
from half sections down to ao-acre tracts.
Prices right; terms. Hodgeman county
tarma and ranches to trade fur eastern
Kansas farms and good improved farms
In Missouri. J. B. Dane Real Estate Co
Hutchinson, Ksn.
A GENUINE BARGAIN loo acres, well
Improved; good orchard; M acres alfalfa,
16 acres p.isture, balance cultivated; A
acres tine wheat goes; 2Vt miles to town
Snap. Per acre; terms on 4.uu0, 4 years,
per cent. W. M. -is-glily, Sulotnoo,
-Can.
EA8TERN KANSAS BARGAIN.
100 acres, second bottom; rich, deep soil,
all tillable; 86 acres In cultivation; s-room
house; good water, good stock buildings;
4 miles to Abilene; school one mile,
phone and R. F. D. Only HjO per acr
Joe. D. Ryan, Abilene, Han.
BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE
180 acres, good Reno county land. 1 mils
from railroad town; 6-room houst barn and
other good buildings; all fine, tillable land;
choice farm and a snap; price until Feb. 15,
Ill.OuO. Come, we have what you want
Barrett Land Co., Hutchinson, Kan.
160 ACRES level. Hen, deep soil, SV miles
lo Ness City. Kan.; all In grass; beat al
falfa land. Another quarter Joins, sauis
description; sell separate or together.
Great bargain at 14; U.wO cash, balance
easy terms.
K1MMKL GARTH, Lamed Kan -
240 ACRES All nice, smooth, good black
loam soli; good for wheat and corn; all
fenced; 3Vs nillea from good railroad and
market town In central Kansas; price Hi
per acre; write for particulars. J as. A.
Brandt. Llndsborg, Kau.
I 80-AC RE farm. 62 miles south of K. C.
between tne inira sou n.. eoutnern;
bottom land, on small stream; well Im
proved; a bargain at Stft per acre;' cash.
Address I. N. Deardorff, LaCygne Kan.
R. R. 4. Box 2L
$ft0.000 IN unincumbered Income, business
property and residences, here; earning It
per cent to 26 per cent; all gilt-edged, to
trade for bluegrass land, Miaourl preferred.
J W. Oumm, Coffey vllle. Kan.
Lroatslama.
LOUISIANA, THE SURPRISE OF THB
WOHLB.
Eighty bushels of oats, 75 bushels of
corn, i tons of alfalfa to the acre. For ex
planation of farming revolution which has
opened Louisiana for settlement, write at
onoe to
W. A. JONES, Secretary,
LOUISIANA FARM LAN Dai CONGRESS,
Bhreveport, La.
Illinois.
FOR SALE 120 and 160 aores; Panhandle
ef Texas; Moor county; cheap; choice
land. J. . Donovan. Warren, 111.
Mlaaeeouu-
i
OOOD Improved 10 acre farm 17 miles
from Bt Paul, Minn., and 2 miles from
station; nearly all under cultivation; level,
black loam soli; good house, barn and well
Price, 16.000; ll.OuO down. Address ewuer,
O. Struble. Forest Lake, Minn.
FOR BALE 240 acres choice farm land
near Lake Benton. Lincoln county, Min
nesota, at 4e per acre. Address H. ii.
Franaen. Koselle, 111.
gat ACRES, T miles from Ivanhoe, the
county seat of Lincoln county, Minnesota;
practically all under cultivation; 60 acres
feature; buildings worth 2&.0u0. Rented
or next year. Price, u0 per acre, reason
able terms. The -llobe Land and Loan
Co., Minneota, Minn.
BARGAINS Improved farms, any .lie.
Minnesota and Dakolas; also unimproved
land; large tracts. Ws have what you
want. Harvard Investment Co., Palace
bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
184 acre stock and dairy farm; good
meadow, good soil, mile river frontage;
unimproved, anap at 212. "jO per acre. Term.
Writs C. L. McMahan, Staples. Minn.
Mississippi.
FOR BALE Mississippi farm. M acres,
highly productive lands In Hinds county
near Utlca, mostly under cultivation, win!
residence and other Improvements. 14 600 00
Great bargain. Address E. H & E. L
Carter, Meridian, Miss.
Mlssoarl,
120 ACRES. 10 miles east Kansas City,
t miles good town; good (-room house;
cellar, well and windmill, barn, beautiful
shady yard, grove for windbreak, excel
lent two-acre orchard, route and phone, I
miles to school, fine neighborhood; M
acres bluegrass, hogtlght; 10 a.res timothy
clover; rich, biack soil; nu rocks or ditches;
170 acre; terms on U.ouO. Other farms,
list free. Ionia Land Co., Ionia. Mo.
MISSOURI FARMS FOR BALE
1,100 acree. near Rich Hill; two sets Im
provements; mostly ail can be cultivated;
some bottom land; pries M per acre for
short time.
su acres, two miles of Mayview. on C.
A A. R. R. ; nice modern 7-room houaa
large bank barn, all improvements com
paratlvely new; about l.uuo bearing apple
treea; a bargain at tJO par acre.
Other lands from 140 lo iw per acre'
ten acres up to tun acres.
let acres, unimproved, five miles south
town, at t&S; to acres clover, balance pas
lure and corn land; bargain. Wailer O.
Chiles KseJly Co.. Hlgglnsvute. Mo.
Nebraska.
FOR SALB Bl OWNER.
Fine ranch of 1,640 acres deeded land.
t40 acres school land, located three miles
from county seat on new line of Union
Pacific railroad; 1 4u0 acres can be Irri
gated from government canal; school on
land; one eet of buildings; luw seres
plowed Price. 2-1 60 sn acre. Will carry
IjIam) for three years al per cent. Wrltt
William O. .ales, Sou'.'.s Bluff. Neb
FOR BALE 240 acres unimproved all
level land, tine stock country. In fio'wln
well district. Hoit county. Nebraska I 'I
per acre; l.ew mortgage running 'five
years at per eeau Address feux, lu
lr airfield, Nsb
REAL ESTATE
FARM AMI HAM II I. A Ml FOR SAI
.Nrhrnikn-t on I In tied.
f 40- A 1 ' U F. It ! 1 . 1 N Q C I S 1 1 M E N T.
son acre, best of larm land. 6 miles from
railroad town; ho-ine, barn, I'' broke, all
fenced. Trice. $3.kut; worth If deeded lio.no,
must sell before March 1. ILIinipushment
en Impioved sec. extra &ood, wan stork
and machinery, l-,)wJ0. C. . Lock wood,
Kimball. .eb.
FOR SALE Fine tract of unlmproveu
f aiming land near Sidney. Neb. J. L. Ulce,
Franklort, Hid.
FOR RENT Mi-acre farm with good Im
provements. 6 miles fiom South Omaha.
Mrs. E. M. Clark. ItolJ Grand Ave., Omaha,
l'hone Webster 7oJ.
HARLAN CO.. NFB FOR BALE nvo
acres, six miles southwest of Alms; 840
acres In fall wheat, 60 alfalfa. 2T0 pasture,
balance corn and oats. Land part level,
part rolling. part rough; good t-roora
house, granary, stable; good well, wind
mill and spring In pasture; all fenced ex
cept iau acres. Price. .i0 per acre.
Owner. DAVID B ELS LEY,
2408 N. 21st, Omaha. Neb.
MERRICK COUNTY
S:1) acres, well Improved three miles to
good town on main line of Union Pacific.
Best soil and farm In the county; V6 per
acre; half cash. Write for full description
to L. M. Thompson, Clarks, Neb.
Nortel Dakota.
SOLICITORS WANTED,
t own and control about 6.000 acres ot
rholce farm lands In Burleigh and Kidder
Co.. No. Dak., and want 50 good representa
tives, others need not apply. Beat of ref
erences. W. E. Runey. Land investments,
Bismarck. N. D. ,
Oklahoma.
FOR BALK In Knabel Co., 160 acres ot
black chocolate land, 6 miles south of
Billings. Okl., In the Antelope valley, I
sides hedge and 1 side wire, with 12o acres
broke out and the balance In pasture lota
orchard and garden; 7-room house, plas
tered, papered, cellar underneath; all In
good shape; barn. .4x36, room for 30 tons
of bay, room for 7 horses; crib, tool shed
and hay fork, complete; 2 good granaries
with driveway through center, will hold
S.uuO bushels of grain; these buildings and
all other buildings aie pulnted and in good
shape; l.hoO locust posts, 4oo fruit threes. 2
wells, 1 cistern, plenty of water, "i his Is a
level farm and no waste land on it; fine;
can be bought V down, In five years,
at reasons ins Interest. T. M. Rabentaoa.
Billings. U.i. ,
OKLAHOMA.
Alfalfa county, liW acres of good land
and good water, five miles from railroad;
l-i.ooo. John Martin, R. D. 3, Box bi,
Kiowa, Kan.
tooth Dakota.
2,600-ACR.E tract of valley land In west
ern South Dakota fur sale; 1,000 acres under
ditch; CoO acres more can be Irrigated at
small cost. Will double In value In a Bhort
time. Will sell all or part. Write for par
ticulars. Anderson Bros., Rapid City, S. D.
Texas.
BUT AN IRRIGATED FARM.
We own 26,000 acres, rich valley land
near railway. In northern Mexico; ampls
water to Irrigate whole tract; canal now
building; elevation 700 feet; tine climate;
produce oranges, lemons, ilmes, grape
fruit nnd pineapples to perfection; corn
two oops per year; sugar cane, alfalfa,
etc. El Celesta Irrigation Company, Saa
Antonio. Tex.
TEXAS LANDS.
North Texas, Clay county land bargains.
Rich soil, good water, delightful climats.
For information write R. W. Walklns,
Henrietta, Tex.
BIG TEXAS 8NAP.
2.100 acres, ( miles from Dallas; 1,000 in
cultivation, highly improved; everlasting
artesian and shallow well water; on rail
road, two publlo roads; natural gas. tim
ber for fuel; dairy, paying 212,000 annually;
400 other stock cattle, 20 head mules and
horses, hogs, goats, farm Implements, ma
chinery, etc., go with place; gross returns
U10 130,000; the best Investment anywhere
at $1X0.000; terms. Turner & Turner. 1314
Commerce St., Dallas, Tex.
HOMESEEKERS' FRIEND
L. A. Pitts lived 40 years In Iowa and
Illinois, and his advice Is "If you want to
get rich buy Texas lands while they are
cheap." We have thousands of acres ot
fine farming lands, large and small tracts,
at low prices. Don't buy till you see
tbem; everything guaranteed and a squats
deal. Write or call on the Pitts Land and
Development Co., Houston, Tex.
TEXAS ALFALFA LAND.
For sale 320 acres, Childress county, 4l
miles northeast ot the town of Childress;
sublrrigated; fine alfalfa land; water
within eight feet of surface; to per cent
tillable; 2i2 acres now In cultivation. This
lend' will pay for Itself ths first year In
cotton and will maks a man rich the first
tour years In alfalfa. Price o0 an acre;
reasonable terms. E. J. Holland, 1J07
Commerce Hi.. Dallas, Tex.
TEXAS PANHANDLE LAND
for sale. 434 acres; land half level and bait
slightly rolling; can be plowed with steam
plow; good sob: sixteen mlies northwest
of Dal hart, ihi miles from Ware. For quick
rale, 216 60 per acre. Address owner, Dsvld
Belsley. 240 N. 21st Bt. Omaha. Neb.
Utnfc.
FOR BALE A 6,000-acre colonisation tract
on the railroad, less than 60 miles from
8a It Lake City; also several smaller "dry
farms," and some good orchard lauds. B.
W. Ross. P. M., Lhl. Utsh.
BARGAINS In Utah farms and ranches,
Dowsa & Morris. Bait Lake City, Utah.
Washington.
HOMEBEEKERS. ATTKNTIONl
Come to the famous Grandvlew district
of the Yakima Valley, where you can make
sn Independent living raising fruit. We
have some excellent buys In fruit and hay
ranches from 1125 per sere up. For full
particulars address, Robert J. Vennum.
Farmers' Land Co.. Graodvlsw, Wash.
WE have a few Improved homesteads
for sale for about the actual expense of
the Improvements. Ths prices are from
1100 to 21,000 for 190 acres of Wsshlngton's
be-t Innd. Write for full particulars.
ACME HCMlCSTEAD REALTY CO,
110 Riverside Ave., -yokane. Wash.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
CHEAP MONEY.
Representing the Penn Mutual Life Ins
Co., with assets of over $il7.0o0,0ii0, I am
prepared to accept all the good loans of
fered on improved Omaha real estata
Business and residence loans made without
delay.
THOMAS BRKNNAN.
City National Bank Bldg.
LOW RATES, BEM 1S-CARLBERO CO.
310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
LOANS to home owners and home build
ers, with privilege of making partial pay
ments s.ml-antiUHlly.
W. 11. THOMAS
603 First National Bank Bldg.
WANTED City loans, peters Trust Co.
OMAHA homes, buelneas property and
Nebru-ika lands. O'Keefa Real Estate Co..
IWu omaha. National.
CITY and Farm. JOHN N. FRENZER.
WANTED City loans and warrants, W.
Fa: nam Mnlth & Co., IXjU i arnum bt.
MONEY TO LOAN-l'ayne Investment Co.
lino to 210.000 niado promptly. F
Wtad, Weed Bldg., 1Mb and Farnam.'
GARVIN BROS., 2d floor N. Y. Life. 2..O0
lo ll'V.oou on Improved property. Nu delay.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
VHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS.
Have you anything to otter the farmer
of lows? Any cheap land for higher priced;
a general merchandise store for land, or
any kind ct an exchange? Or have yo4
some land you want to sell for cash? The
one puLer that reaches th- lowa farmer
Is the lies Moines Capital; 41,000 circulation
dally; rate single Insertion. 1 cent a word,
six Insertions 6 cents a word. Des Moines
Dally Capital. Des Moines, la.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
WE exchange Properties of merit H U.
Culver. L1-U if Y. Ufa Douglas 7M.
EXCHANGES, quick salss. large list Ad
dress R. t Continental Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
ll.'unilU-e'i.
WANT a wen em ranch of nhout iqiml
value for three a"d brick hotel', total of
hi rooms, caul uloe n. ."". showing good
Income, pll clenr and in first class condi
tion. Will consider land Improved t,r un
improved at the rlnht price. Will essoins
or p.iy cash tilf f i ence if any on ih right
kin ! of deal. For further information nd
dress K. M. Conner, Chlllicothe. Mo.
We have a Croat deal of raw and well
Improved farms to exchange for Omaha
houses or Income. Let us heur from von.
H. II culver, M--M3 N. . Life Hldg. Both
phones.
TO TRADE.
TWO farms In Not ton county; an equity
rf $.1.X in one and $1 'M in the other.
Will trade for shoes, clothing, dry itoods
or general merchandise. Will trade to
gether or sepatairly for stock of equal
value, or would take goods from a miser
stock to the amount of my tquily. Wilts
D. F. Bruner, Norton. Kan.
SIXTEEN sections cattle or horse ranch.
El Paso County, Texas, 26.60 per sore
tash. Also modern S-room buff brick resi
dence; bath, complete; furnace; two lots;
paved street; two blocks te street car,
puehlo, Colo. Address, O. M. Brown,
Artesla, Eddy County, New Mexico.
WANTED A good ehlre stallion as pnrt
payment on choice Edmunds Co., 8. D.,
quarter; price 133 60 per acre. Incumbrance
-.ni0 at 6 per cent: send price and descrip
tion of horse In first letter. W. N. Clausen,
Sioux City, la.
WANTED TO BUY
BEST price paid for !d hand furniture,
carpets, clothing and shoes. Til. D. 3971.
GREGG & CO., Billiard Hall, 1104 Far
ram street.
WANTED TO RENT
TRAVELING man and wife are seeking
home In refined family; either board or
tasteful light housekeeping rooms. Private
home with no other Hoarders preferred.
S-S40, Hee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
POSITION as night watchman; sober and
reliable. G 7t, Bee.
YOUNG man desires plsce to work for
board and room in private family whll
attending college. Buylea College. Botb
phones-
PRACTICAL nurse, immediately. H. 4992.
WANTED A position In offics. Refer
ences. Address F 813. Bee.
YOUNG man wants work In drafting
vi iice, ii io t o Clock, u ef, Dee.
SITUATION, by young man of 24. single;
some experience In office as shipping clerk;
read and write Bohemian language. Ad
dress 724 b. fith. Council Bluffs.
A YOUNG lady wants a position as house
keeper for widower. Address H 816, Bee.
MIDDLE-AGED couple wants place on
term; house to self. Address C 844. Bee.
POSITION by thoroughly experienced
bookkeeper and accountant; good refer
ences. Address B-775, Bee.
LEGAL NOTICES
New York, February 1st, 1811.
ELECTION NOTICE.
The Missouri Pacific Railway
Company.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of The
Missouri Pacific Railway Company will
be held at the general office of the Com
pany. In the City of Bt. Louis, Missouri,
on Tuesday, March 14th, 1911, at nine
o'clock, a. m., for the election of thir
teen Directors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of any other busi
ness that may come before said meeting.
The annual meeting of the Directors
will be held at the same office on the
same day at twelve o'clock noon. The
transfer bonks will be closed on
Wednesday, February 8th, 1911, at three
o'clock p. m., and will be reopened on
Wednesday, March 16th, 1911, at ten
o'clock a. m.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY.
By GEORGE J, GOULD.
President.
A. II. CALEF.
Secretary.
M3dl2t
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING THB AN
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Bee Publishing company will be held at
the office of the company in Omaha at
4 o'clock Monday, March 6, 1911. for the
election of a board of directors for the en
suing year and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly come
before the meeting. By order of the presi
dent. N. P. FEIL. Secretary.
FUd22t
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
U. S. MILITARY PRISON, FORT LEAV
enworth, Kan., March 1. 1911. Sealed
proposals for furnishing Bit.. Anth. and
Forge Coal required during year commenc
ing July L 1911. will be received here until
10 a. m., April 1, lflll. Information fur
nished on application. Capt. F. W. Van
Duyne, (jr. Mr. Ml-3-3-4-30-11
RAILWAY TIME CARD
I N ION STATION Tenth and Muss.
In Ion Pacific
Depart. Arrive.
Ban Fran. Overland L. .a 8:16 am all:) pm
China and Japan V. M.a 4:05 pm a 6:45 pin
Atlantic Express a 6:45 am
Oregon Express a 4:00 pm a 6:10 pm
I .os Angeles Limited. . .al2:45 pm a 8:80 pm
Denver Special a 7:04 am a 7:27 am
Colorado Express a 8:60 pm a 4:60 pm
Oregon-Wash. Limited. .al2:60 pm a 8:20 pm
North Platte Local all:65 pm a 4:46 pm
Grand Island Local a 8:15 am al0:S0 am
Stromsburg Local bU:41 pm b 1:30 pm
Chicago A Northwestern
NORTHBOUND.
Twin City Express a 7:46 am al0:20 pm
Bloux City Local a 8:45 pm a 8:28 pm
Minn. & Dakota Ex. ...a 7.00 pm a t:15 am
Twin City Limited a 8:46 pm a 7:30 am
Minnesota Express all :00 am
EA8TBOUND.
Carroll Local a 7:00 am
a 8:60 pm
el 2: 26 am
Daylight Express a 7:40 am
Chicago Local
.al2:06 pm a 3:28 pm
a 6:10 pm a 2:28 pin
.a 6:02 pm a 6:49 am
Colorado-Chicago ....
Chicago Special
Pacific Coast-Chlcaao.
.a t:$3 pm a 2:28 pm
Los Angeles Limited. ..a 8:50 pm al2:30 pm
Overland Limited all :46 pm a 7:46 am
i arron iocai a 4:30 pin
Fast Mall a 8:80 pm
WESTBOUND.
I.lncoln-Chadron a 8:00 am
Norfolk-Dallas a 8-00 am
Norfolk-Lincoln a 2:15 pm
Hastings-Superior b 2:15 nm
al0:10 am
a 8:35 pm
11:00 am
al0:45 pm
a 6:20 pm
b 6:20 pm
Deadwood-Hot Springs.. a I 55 pm a 6:20 pm
Cauper-Lander a 3 65 pm all 00 am
Fremont-Albion b 5:30 pm b 1:55 pm
Missouri Pacific
K. O. A Bt. U Ex a :20 am
K. C. A Bl. L. Ex., ex
cept Saturday all:lS pm
a 7:40 am
a 8:50 pm
tv. i at bi. i.. tx , Sat
urday only 12:00 pm
Chicago, Mllnaoke i at. -nul
Overland Limited all 43 am a 7:69 am
Omaha-Chicago Ex b 7:16 am
Omaha-Savannah Local a 7:15 am
Colo-Cal. Express a no pm
Colorado Special..,. a 6 42 am
Perry-Omaha oLral b 6:16 pm
11 :45 pm
a 8 25 pm
a 6 50 am
blo.OO am
tkli'sso, Hock Island A Paclfl
EAST
Rocky Mountain Ltd a!2:M am
Chicago Day Express. .a 6 45 am
Chicago Local Pass ,bl0:35 am
Des Moines lxcal Pass -a 4 00 pm
Chioago Express a 4 40 pm
Chicago Limited a :u8 pin
WEST.
Chi. -Neb. Ltd . Unooln a 8:30 am
Colo. -Cel. Express a 1:26 pm
Okl. & Texas Express, .a 2 15 pm
Rocky Mountain Ltd ...al0.56 pm
Wabash
Omaha-St. Isjuls Ex. ...a .30 pm
Mali and Express a 7:02 am
Sianb'y Lcl (from C.B.jb t 00 pm
llllaola Irslrsl
al0:46 pm
a 4 30 pm
blO:it pm
al2 30 pm
a 1 15 pm
a 1:02 aiq
a 6:47 pm
a 4 30 pm
a 1:20 pm
al2:50 am
a t 26 am
all:16 pm
b 10:15 am
a 2 46 pm
a t:uu am
Chicago Express a 7 00 am
Chicago Limited a t.Oo pm
Minn. -St. Paul Ex b 7:00 am
Mlnn.-BU 1'aul Ltd a 6.U0 pin a i:0u am
4 krago Lr.-el Western.
Chicago Limited
a 143 pm
b 8.30 pin
a t.00 am
Twin t'lty ljmlted
Twin City Limited
Twin Cily Express.,
Cblcefco Express ...
a 7:63 am
clO 30 am
a t .W pm
a 2.46 pm
RAILWAY TIME CARD-0TIVn
llarlluatoa Slatloa loth aad Mum,
llarllagton
T .n .
Arrive,
a .1 45 pm
a 3 45 pm
a t I" pin
a 8 45 pm
a!2 15 pm
a 7. 0 am
a 10 pm
a 10 pm
b t OK am
bio Jo am
a i 50 pm
a I 50 am
a 2:40 pm
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all 10 pm
a 7:00 am
a 2 56 pm
a 8:00 pm
a 10 so am
alO 80 am
all:46 am
a 6 46 am
a t:10 pm
Denver California a 4 I" pm
l uget Sound Kx press.. a 4 1 pm
Nehraska points a x am
Black Hills a 4 10 pm
Lincoln Mall b I LI) m
Northwest Express ... .s II :'6 pin
Nebraska points a 8 20 am
Nebraska Express a t 16 am
Lincoln Iocal
Schuyler-l'latlamouth .b I Ou pm
Lincoln Local a 7:2S pin
Plattemouth-lowa a t 19 am
Rellevlie-IMaftsmouth .sl3 si nm
Central Nebraska all. 25 pm
Chicago Special a 7:15 am
Denver Special
Chtcssn F-iirews . -"0 ntit
Chicago Fast Express. .a ( 30 pin
lowa local a :15 am
Creaton Ua ) Ixnal ... a I 80 pm
SI.. Irfiuls Express s 4:30 pm
K. C. A Bt. Joseph . ...alO 4f pm
K. C. A Bt. Joseph ....a am
K. C. At Bt. Joseph ....a 4.80 pin
Webster Station I nth and Webster.
Mlseoarl Pacific
Depart. Arrive.
Auburn Ixcal b 8:50 pm bl 1 .55 am
Chlraso, 9t. I'aal, Minneapolis A
Omaha.
Bloux City Express. ...b 2:15 pm bll .46 am
Omaha Local c 6:20 pm
Sioux City Passenger b t:20 pm
Twin City Passenger b :30 am
Bloux City Local c 8 35 am
Emerson Local b 6:55 pm b 9:10 am
a) Dally, (b) Dalley except Sunday,
(c) Sunday only.
WONDERS OFJTARS SHOWN
Prof. G. W. Ritchey of Mount Wilson
Observatory Gives Lecture.
PHOTOS THROUGH BIG TELESCOPE
Explanation ot Intricate Way Pic
tures of Heavenly Bodies Are He
prod need on Films Heller's
Comet Phologi phed.
"Isn't Venus beautiful tonlghtf That's
Orion over there."
These and many other familiar refer
ences to the heavenly bodies were made
by those who heard Prof. George W.
Ritchey, the noted astronomer, dlnclose
the mysteries of the skies last night. The
observer at Mount Wilson talked to al
most a thousand people in CrelRhton uni
versity audltorli m. telling of his work at
Tasadena with the largest telescope In
the world. Many lantern slides were used
as Illustrations.
Prof. Ritchey has lived In astronomy
nearly sll his life. He made his first pic
ture of the stars at 18 and his latest
achievement was the huge Instrument on
top of the towering California mountain.
Prof Ritchey showed by comparative pic
tures that America is far In advance of
ths old world In photographing the
heavens. This Is due largely to the greater
Ingenuity of American scientists In follow
ing heavenly bodies and lessening the vi
bration of the telescope 'In use. It Is often
necessary to take pictures with exposures
s long as twenty hours. Were not the
telescope to keep the stars In perfect
focus by the movement of the earth the
result would be blurs and dashes.
Photographs Are Wonderful.
The wonderful pictures taken through
the greatest telescope yet made startle the
observer and overwhelm the Intellect with
the lnflnlteness of the solar system. Pic
tures of planets were not shown, for the
reason that none have, ever been photo
graphed. Clusters of stars as photographed by
small-power telescopes were shown, often
looking like blurs of white. When high
power pictures of these same groups were
shown It was seen that the spots were
really composed of thousands and thou
sands of stars.
Spiral clusters photographed by the high
power telescopes proved that millions ot
miles beyond the planets were new con
stellations In the making and led Prof.
Ritchey to observe that many astronomers
believe that "stars develop out of chaotic
nebulosity." He said, too, that many
astronomers believe the sun, which gives
heat to the earth. Is only one of the Btars
of the milky way, which to the average
mind must be a startling theory,
Halley Comet Films.
Many pictures of Halley's comet were
also shown, from the time It was first
discovered until It reached the point near
est the earth.
The lecture closed with marvelous pic
tures of the moon, showing In clear detail
the enormous craters which cover the sur
face of the moon like warts. Many of
these were pointed out by name and were
made more realistic when their dimensions
were given tn soma Instances as being more
than 100 miles In diameter and thousands
of feet In depth. Then mere pin points
were pointed out as only one mils In
diameter.
In closing Prof. Ritchey commented upon
the spiral clusters far out In ths Infinite
as resembling not only ths beautiful for
mations found In shells, but also that of
our own stellar system, proving- as he said
"that all Is ths hand of a master creator."
VETO BILL PASSES ON
ITS SECOND READING
Anstea Chamberlain's Amendment De.
tented by Majority ef One Una.
deed aad Twenty-One.
IXNDON March 8.-The veto bill was
passed tonight under cloture on Its second
reading by a majority of US, the vote being
308 to 248.
Prior to this the house took division on
Austen Chamberlain's amendment, with s
majority of 121 against It.
Mr. Chamberlain's amendment was
moved last Monday on behalf of the op
position. It declared that the house would
welcome the Introduction of a bill, which,
while reforming the composition of the
House of Lords maintained Its Independence
as a second chsmber, but declined to pro
ceed with a measure which placed all ef
fective legislative authority In the hands
of a single chamber and offered no safe
guard against grave changes made without
the consent of the people.
COLORED WOMEN FORM CLUB
Mrs. W. F. Holts aad Mrs. John t.rant
fcuclet r.
A woman's club Is being organised by
the colored women of Omaha. Mrs. W. F.
Bolts Is at the head of the new project and
Mrs. John Grant Pens- la ssai.ti-- .. i
-....... , , 1 ,i,
arousing interest of the women In the new
uiR.nsauon. Already a number have ex
pressed their Interest In the Idea and the
meeting for organisation will probably be
held some time net week.
Ths club will be pstterned after the
household economic itAninni.ni . .
IIIV
Omaha Woman club, and will meet for
tne consideration of topics of Interest to
housewives.
Mrs. Pegg and Mrs. Bolts were the
guests of the depsrtment several weeks
ago when John Grant Pegg. city Inspector
of weights and measures spoke to the club
women, and the new organisation Is In
spired by that vlsi
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A. laserlls. '
Charles 11. Gorman
Frank B. Wilson, i7 pike t,
W. O. Whitney. u
Sheridan, Wyo.
J. C. Jaekson.
Warne. ft Canfleld.
H. A. Floyd.
Sloui City, la.
West Hotel.
W. F. Duncan, Iowa Bids.
Marshall Bros
Gerald Fltsglbbon.
Spokane, Wash.
John w. Orabam.
Stockton, Cal.
W. D. Miller.
Washington, D. ft
National News Agency.
New Raleigh Hotel.
Columbia News Co.
Arlington Hotel.
I'.lggs House.
liecker A Orndorff, Ths ralrtai.